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Weather ' thto nMmiag; cleudy this i«. beeemlag ftlr tomor. fMr. M|h both deye I* tht tk. Urn toalght la dM its. See I J. An Independent Newspaper Under Seme Ownership VOLUME 82, NO. 137 Inu.j Dtur. U«du ihrouih Friday, muni u Second Cl*» Huttr 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE at tin Port Offiei 4t lUd Buk. N. J., iundt r U"u Ac' t « lltrck 3. lilt—, RED BANK, N. J.) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1060 Defends 24-Hour Demos Day For >are OnAutos Senators For Nov^ Senate Group Gvil Rights Bill Freeholder • Set to Hear Faces Opposition Choices Plan Of Southerners Ned Parsekian DtMOCRATS" CHOtCI- Mayor Karl K. lam of Now Hard Fight WASHINGTON (AP) - The MANASQUAN — The TRENTON (AP) - Actinf Senate battle over civil rights Shrewsbury, left, and Mayor E. Donald Qstwm of Man. Motor Vahlcle director Ned J. legislation turns into aa endur- etqusn heve the Democratic party', lupport for nomina- two mayors who Demo- Pareetian today wu prepared to ance contest today with the start defend New Jersey's car inspec- tion as Board rt Freeholders eandidatei. cratic leadera have selected tion program from its annual at- ofiaround-the-cloek sessions. to carry their standard'in tack by the Appropriations com- the 1960 election for staU ••in • • •" •j for tao start el nuttee. , • ' et th on the Monmouth County .'• ParsikUaa was taatntsasd te> Eisenhower Board of Freeholders met ftn 0M coaualtteeu It Beared i) tad af HianHaUaaiy aw here last night and napped ofOtr. Retort B. Miner's plans for • vigorous race.' BJ Itl M to In this manner they hoped to To Chile MtyorKarf K, Bana of New UVIMeWfy VltltN DM MBM break'the realstaaco of " " BARILOCHE, Argentina (AP) at Mayar E. DtaaM Ostera ' la tut years, members of the foee and force the legiaUtloa to - President Eisenhower flies on cemmHtee have questioned wheth- •OY HURT — Robart Thomas, Jr., II. of 112 Springdale Ave., Now/Shrewsbury, re- a vote. Chile today after pledging WaUaee Will ary dtacastlts) la wkW er the motor vehicle inspection The outnumbered Obde foreca with Argentine President Arturo ceives, attention before being taken to Rivtrvitw Hospital by the Rod lank Rrst Aid atnsstd.a belief that program actually cots the high- were ready to strike back with Frondtei to work for better liv- Barty.ejovtrassoBt la i way death toll. Parsekian prom- Squad. Ho was hit by a truck Saturday afternoon eh Nawman Springs Rd. Police ovaryy aailiaASBttry raooaroa ai Host Opening ing standards in the Americas. ised te make a study of it a year said the truck driver was Robert W. Lincoln, 21, of SeeKonlt, Mass. The truck was theirhi i command. Their' The U. S. and Argentine pres- ago. haadod west on Newman Springs Rd. when the boy ran Into the street from be- Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga). idents also agreed m a "Declar- Both men wera aelecteol w&sa Today he wu ready with fig- said yesterday they are determin- Of Center U Democratic leaden met-Fri- tween two perked can near SI Newman Springs Rd. He was troatod for a scraped ation of Bariloche" that their area oo how many cars are re- ed to talk the DUI to deem. EATONTOWN - Television governments would continue to day night at Bradley Beach and jected for mechanical detects. left leg and releeied. Lincoln received a summons for cereleis driving from Lt. The Ssibirasn have — do- unanimously endorsed them after personality Mike Wallace will be worFVIBkB forIW1' ,i non-interventioIIVU^SII1.| vMIWMnS 0*M*fronMi , • • ~ . They shewed 338,000 vehicles Charles I. Jones, who investigated. the' master of ceremonies at to- said la a abroad in the internal affaire of »*» otherr persons^ whosei aims wen examined last year. Among morrow'a openinpg g of the Mon- nab 1 nations and mutual respect **"|1!!?S """!?!?^? the ones less than a year old, al- yastsraty, bat wfB "play It by mouth Shopping Center, Rt. JJ, among sked to be withdrawn from the most four out of 10 were reject- Today earn** day today. " and Eatontown Circle. The declaration wu signed last race. -\ : , , ed. About 42 per cent of the cars Set. Jaesph S. dark (D-Pa) A ceremony will be held at night si Eisenhower's visit drew Those two wan CoundhBan' between two and five yean old In Washington Expect Denu>9 OOPSJIMSJSJM • a TIM IMtffMW 9:4S a.m. on tile malls.' to a close at the resort In the William F. X. Cornell, Atlantic wen rejected. '. •. . ' By: The Aetedated Press A 1,000-foot gold ribbon stretch- foothills of the Andes Mountains Highlands, and Edward T^ We- ,tt foVag tbe btn or watering H ing across tht mall will bo cut *~ Asks Financial AM lln, who had been proposed u SENATE wa.Tae freehold material by KtaaSsurg tan far eare whether Begins around-the-clock se» Battles in Primary by Eatontown Mayor F. Bliss The deelantion wu In general a aMdnit It ftc slons on civil rights legislation; Price. terms and did not deal tptclfl. tjasi vtaw BB^BBBBBBBBBT ^BJOBBJ tjawst cally with Froaduti't call at a rei brakes weald eveafulty ama Judiciary Committee hoMi HtwiU be Introduced by David Fischer to Oppose Mrs. McHugh; He saM l» referred to L. Yunlcb, president of Bamber- news conference earlier yester- drag eton chela, wtB be aae> closed meeting on miscellaneous day for an Increase ia U. S. lag two neaa at tan. no business. ger'e-New Jersey, whkh will Doty Seeks GOP Nomination have the largest aton ia tht financial and technical, aid to He la oat for r PaiatUaa't tees, Attorney HOUSE Latin American countries. Geaeral DavM D. FWaua, Much of the Senate's other bus- cent- > Considers omnibus appropria- RARtTAN TOWNSHIP - The the Haslet Democratic Club, th itu wu Inevitably grinding to The Argentine president, asked abeat Ma action • ssttfag a* aa tion bill. April primary election ballot be-lWomen'a • Democratic Ctob a 4 He uid lut night he»te«i ^^t##| BJ # halt; cota wen being set up in about tht prospects of Moscow's Agricultural Committee consid- gan to take shape here at the the Raritan .Democratic. Orgi. ymea who wilt par campaign,to.increase tht Soviet"absolutely no conflict of inter.- Tke At work el Ma depart- ers farm program, week-end u the Democratic<»r-|Uatioo,' Mrs. Katkvya fv sphen of influence In the komlt- est In the two activities, nthc- awtt'a IS anltssiaaal boards. Foreign Attain Committee ganHation completed to slate McHugh phero, replied that "depends < it Is a merger of tlactn intend ? netri noajovenneattl wines- while at the tame time two^oth-jKaanebu Latin AmsricaVawa eBortaa m,jriahjag to offer the best C poaUag an of their sea on foreign aid attention. er hopefuls tossed the* *e»< k>by tao'i . tad ROT the help It neelvea for Ma devel- say ability and effort ben to my afflcen aad a court suit haa been SUPREME COURT to the ring. ship cleiW'pett. . H. toasft, pastor al taAtomreoBBty.* ctartsd » declare Furman'a ac- Meets to -As a result of a 'toot meeting Jeans Memorial Ep Tat ttlted States. wtthla,lts of the Bayvtow Democntic Club, Church, aad Rev. Frederick poasibilitiet. thould Incnate to became Manaeojun's Brst Demo- . rumen aai said kt b within at tt • eaaeaaav aaatj tsuviai aj^pv^aaaajaj^Bia B^WIBJVJ aaw eratie chief executive In a Ma power to CafteUc Church, both Eatontown. said k) answer to a question nan, found no Republican op- I ovsr II days, tht lea. Ia a apodal salute to Bamber- But he eddsd that "only peopl (See DEMOCRATS. Pf. 3) MiddletotvnKennels -aB-elgkti gar'i, Newark, WNTA wiU con-with calomtl attributes can ex- laHltaJloai Coaiajbjlfliisr John tttaNtHI duct a remote broadcast at the pect that foreign help wilt solve W«. TrUUHlIf W IS IppMT DA* i at tat atrotca. toakaton from aeon until 7 p. m. their problems." Man Dies fora OM ooouniitov to dfffend the Owner Strikes Back Preeidtat't Health Ugh ratio of personnel to pa- i far « bean aad « Winding up the first half of tients at Clan Cardner Sanltor- KODDLETOWN - Albert Ro- I a feat*. Ika* Meat Theft his four-nation goodwill mission, After Being lam. an, owner of the A-l Middle- Elsenhower la showing the phyti H. Matt (B> town Kennels. Rt. 35, yesterday Auchincloss cal grind of the lS.Jeo-mile tour. tot the stand la attatoa far » Ben Hit by Car scored critics of his business op- atjaajaatsa. Conviction But White Houie press seciHary be orations. James C. Hagerty uys the Pres- NEW SHKEWSBURY-Overton tf fits fibs Payroll ident it "feeling fine." Several persons appeared be- The longest singlt ao»tl Jsckson's third bout with an au- »--. . ^Ajt^aJa aaamsaM*J aW His week-end stay at Bariloche IMBT pMNMS pivfWM M fore the Township Committee last Senate aanioa shown in records Is Reversed tomobile cost him his Ufa early wu largely one of rest. •, relaxa- net's badget was tee high. week and described the kennel Is Listed of the Senato press gallery ran yesterday morning. FREEHOLD - County Judge tion, and private talks with Fron- Tramburg maintains the Urge u a "terrible situation." WASHINGTON (AP) — for St hours and 19 minutes. That The 10-year-old handyman; who John C. Giordano Friday re- «il. But after fishing for 2% Mrs. Vanaeaa Den Ouden, own- January payroll of Rep James wu ia February, 1118, during a worked and lived at Cluna's tav- ataft ia needed because of the versed the conviction of William hours yesterday afternoon for sal- flgtuomaWfor the purchase ern, Shrewsbury Ave.,,wu faulty saaay surgical and convalescent er of another kennel on Rt. 35,C. Auchincloss of Rumson, N. J. g p Vondru, Stanford Dr., Hutet, on (See PRESIDENT. Pg. 3) services provided at Glen Card- charged that Mr. Rosen was (R-3d Dist) came to $2,929.01, a charges of stealing meat from injured when be wu hit by a car at German ships interned in driven by Mn. Lillian & Gerity, am and the high rate of turnover starving hU dots. Fred Koch, check of payroll figure* In the AtttfiCM me Mayfair Supermarket, New- SWOTS patients. a nearby resident, charged that House Disbursing Office showed man Spriagt Rd., Red Bank, 57, of Pine Tnt Tniltr Camp, ' tons the Eatontown. The Appropriations Committee Mr. Rosen allowed his dop to today.' . -••, . •••',- . •• ' Mrs. a^ari. M. Bfefaatj hen he wu Molly Pitcher •las hoped to question Conserva- run loose on the highway. The check .allowed net New Ia ruling on a motion by Vin- PoUca Chief Jamet Herring tion Commissioner Salvatore A. Several other persona charged Jersey's 14 bouse memben em- Sat will rua withMarvtaOUr- nianeuvertag it ( lonandwiU cent J. McCue of Red Bank, de- tald yesterday's accident wu the sky who at the same ents Bontompo about Meyner'a 11.000. that the kennel wu "unclean" ployed a total of 105 in ta effort to Bad a tent attorney, the judge held third time Jackson wu alt by IN budget for beach oroekm aid and that the dogs are "diseased." payinpaygg tthe m froom lesesss that n $$100 «•» 'wayoat of tht Impust. mat the state had not shown that a ear on Shrewsbury Ave. four Democntic groups. Chief Herring aaid Jackaoa wu aad optntton of the Division of Mr. Rosen denied these charges to $1,112-05$111205 , thhe top monthlthly pay " One move Initiated by Senate the $194 worth of meat Mr. Von- 8 Mr. OUntky will seek the Towr. walking along Shrewsbury Avt,, Veterans Services. and noted that several of the Stowed^byjfause ndetv leaden, and backed by Southern dru waa accused of taking at ship Committee post HU candi- FREEHOLD - An appeal by near Apple St. when he appar- Mgbway Commissioner objectors were themselves kenne__ l The check also showed that the Democntic senators, Is to try tually missing from the I . OO. PalmePl r wawaaa wen numbers of employees of Newdacy was announced earlier this storeto. . Molly Pitcher Apartments, tnc, ently lurched out Into tht road bieO*U. optraton who apparently to speed House actioa on a civil and was struck by pi. Geritya afraid of competition." Jersey representatives in Con-month. righto NIL Mr. McCue successfully kept of a fine Jan. IS In Red Bank gress ranged In January from ' Maaay IIBBSCMOB out of evidence a statement al for failure to provide heat lor car. ' » , eMag the attenasa. Health laaysettea Tile strategy It baud ta tao Police uid Mrs. Gerity It a four to eight. Democntic Mayor Ralph E. iNMilMtMHtauwiSBataa legedly given by Mr. Vondru to tenants wu dropped by the cor- Palmer said he would be un- The owner'said that as late Eight Is the maximum permit- Mundy, whose term on, the com- Ma market supervisor, Albert poration Friday. nurse. . able to tell the ciHwmiltet about u two months ago Ma kennelted,, including employees in themute* expires at the end Of tht dimes, and a ston investigator, Milton Koeene, Fair Ham Chief Herring said Mrs. Otrity a forthcoming transit report from wu inspected by state Board of districU. year, hu not said whether ht Stephen R. Schutt torney, said the appeal was with- ""f.1" chirS«d bia DivUlon of Railroad Trans- Health officials and found in good Mr. Auchlneloss hired four, u will oppose Mr. OHmfcy and the drawn. beeauM a main witness, •f.™ »* auto. ats. •at tat attve anttnt a In the statement, Mr. Vondru porutten until it ia presented to order. allows! Democntic organisation., in allegedly admitted taking $4 Harry Burde. of Citywide Oil She Is expected to be arnlfaag the governor. "If I did not run a legitimate Marjorie S. Morgan,' $975.11; primary. ' , • worth of meat each week for 2$Burners, Inc., Bronx, could not thla momlng in Municipal Court business., the state would not al-Margaret "t. Chamberlain $094.- Mr. Mundy lost organUaUoa weeks last year. be located. before Acting Magistrate Thomas llnMtbtlltaataddttoltoblll Fitigerald. low me to operate," he Mid. , 07; Anna Aylalnn, $394.23, d support In the lut election when Led to Ceavktlea The apartment owners Nicholas Cspouoll, Jr.. $509.91.' (See RARITAN. Pg. 3) fined $109 each on two counts in Mr. Jackson it survived by two> He alM noted mat local health Even though Mr. Vondras i Two Judges ptttd by the Statkernsrs. January. aiiters, Mrs. Irene Cabell aad authorities have msde periodic pudiated the statement, It led Heat Per r "~ At the hearing In Red Bank Mrs. Flora-Brown, both of Farm* checks aad that no complaint hu Theilelrhopr e is that a moderate hit conviction In Rod Bank Mu vllle, Va. , To Stand been'filed against the kennel. niclpal Court Municipal Court, the owners bill passed a ^ tht. Houat would claimed that oil delivered to the The F. Leon Harris Fuatrtl Mr. Rosen aid he receives Mr. McCue uid a confession be accepted without change by apartments before Jan. 9 "was Home, Red Bank, waa In charM dogs from all parts of the coun- Senate civil rights advocates who without corroborative evidence of local arrangemenU. The ft- Public Trial try which an certified to be in not enough to convict, and Is n apparently of an inferior grade," nowandemaadlag much strong- and that attempts had been made nenl will be In Farmvllle. ', ALBANY (AP) - Kings Coun- good health" by a veterinarian, admissible u evidence. to repair the boilers after they ty (Brooklyn) Judges Samuel S. Judge Giordano agreed. . He Mid he had statements from One ttpectslly obnoxious fea- broke down. LetbowiU and Nathan R. Sobel many customers who stated they ture of the SensU bill, from the Both Mr. Gitnes and Mr. Schutl 2UnderBaU; will stand public trial before the were satisfied with their pur- Southen aenstors' standpoint, Is testified then had been abort Court en the Judiciary on charges chases. mat It would give congressionsl ages In various departmento of abuse of Judicial office. "The customer's purchase con. _ to the 8upreme Court's the store lut year, but they Thieves Get In Gun Rap. The court preferred the charges tract states that if not utisfied, 1954 school decision. could not attribute any specifi Saturday at tie first session in a dog can be replaced within « Talt artvWta It aot la as theft to Mr, Vondras. Tool Boxes MIDDLETOWN - Magistrate Ha 19-ycar hiltory. The charges hours, he said,.and "the contract Judgt Giordaaa revoked a $100 W. Gilbert Minion Saturday or- saanst .tas awansBg..naaee MATAWAN - The Matswti item from a flare-up between advises them to have the dog ti etaai at fine against Mr Vondru, dered two men from' Keyport the two Judges over LeibowiU's vacated a suspended 994ay sen Ford Agency, Main St., wi and Atlantic Highlands htid7tr checked by a veterinarian after tence, both Invoked by Red B broken Into early Sunday morn- hamflini of a murder case. the ule." action of the Grand Jury an >a Magistrate John V. Crowell. ing, for the second time in seven charge of carrying a coneetled Tne Court on the Judiciary He also stated that his kennel •veagps ap saere. days, police reported, weapon, Both were placed In could remove the two judges Is "as clean If not cleaner than The House Is not scheduled to Patrolman Carman Menins $9,000 bail. (.•, from office,' if the Legislature others." and that "local health ttart coasMtratlen of civil righto wanted to act, however, the Jud- INDEX said the Ihleves msde off with The men were arrealed by Pa- officials for some unknown rea- until March 19, but an effort is five boxes of tools. He vslusd iciary Court would atep out andson were picking on him," being , made to psnuade the trolmen William Frake after a II the tools st about $1,000. A rep-routine Inspection oo RL IS Fri- the Judges would face impeach- "Whenever an official suggest- House RUIM Committee to ad- ment proceedings, resentative of the firm earlier day nisht. . ed an Improvement, I have been vance the data by a week. hid estlmsted the loss at several However, leglslaUve MItll ill Police Identified them u Fred more than glad to comply with times that figure, according to Dave said they would leave the Nelson, 26, of Powell St., Atlas* It," he added. ..II Police Chief John E. Melna, MM to the court, The trial I will not be responsible for any tic Highlands, and Edward Walk- He noted that during the win- ;« The Intruders went away emp scheduled to begin May J. VtCVNV MNNR—A trlpta handshaha by State San. debts other than contracted by i er, 31, of 23 VanDoren St, Key* ter he wu keeping his dogs In mysttf, Edttorlalt ty-handed the first time thoj port, The charges aa«ln»t the cellar of his, home, He went Richard R. Staut, Slgmiind V. Kowaltkt, Matawtn Town- s broke into the place. But Chi Ha and Sobel were served bj William L, Wilson At the time off arrest, aa' ,tt on to note he plans extensive Kitty Kelly Mtlni laid It appoari the urn callbor piatol was found la tht •hip committaaman, and Matawan Township Mayor Corn Lane, Red Bank 1 fd l mall. They have until March I renovating work In the summer OMtuirles thieves made both entries, li men * ear. - ; ' • to file) an answer. Peter J. Waters, left to right, victory dinner given Set- —Advertisement to convert a barn In the rear OM Timor each cue, entry was gained l> Both were questioned by mem- jZVosvlson of Albany ind of his home for use ai a kennel. urdey night for Mr. KowaltM at Cllffwood Inn. Mr. Sylvia Perter breaking a psne of fllaii In th William Brennan of Buffalo hsve ben of the detective division In The governing body has order- Kowalikl'i election In November gavo the Republicans From now on Joseph's Restau- Radle-Televlslea rear of the building. bom designated by the Judlclarj connection with recent burglar- ed sn investigation to determine control of the Matawan Towmhlp committee for the rant will be open seven days a Social Ptl, Monlnt sild spparontt: lea, according to Capt, Raymond Court to conduct tht proceeding!. If local health codes an being week for lunch and dinner,—Ad- George Sektlsky nothing was touched except th T, Walling, H.uldbothffi The two lawyers will be proie- first time In half a century. cuton at the trials. violated, VfrUMmCIH* ' ,.,14-U toot boxes, being involved in them. '''' MANALAPAN TOWNSHI bert Bridges. 75. wii found dead MM. LOUSE D. HENDEBSON JOSEPH FURCE I early Saturday in the ruins of his RED BANK — Mrs. Louise LEONARDO-Joseph Furce; 11 burned home on McCaffrey Rd. DiUey Hendenon, H, of 10$ Man- ighland' Ave.,- died yesterday According to state police of the 37. 42 or Dr., died yesterday in her hit home after a long fllneas. tu-Aun't Inaclc Bar Tennent barracks, Mr. Briijgei' 1 Garment ... — 3 44 home. Born in Poland, he had lived aioM^PetroMiim H. Kelly Company J4'i Wh body was found by members of Twin Bor» RamMer • Hl6n team, three garnet — A. C Mrs. Henderson was born in ere 11 yean. He was formerly SUref. Jeweler...... ; . J. 3«dlo 2,738: High, team fame — Globe the' Englishtown Fire Depart- resident of Bayonne. He was lycanore tenet .- 35 oar SS3; Hist), three gamei — Oncar ment: Farmington, Minn., daughter of Caramr't' Barbara ...... r 31 "•wman 8T1; High, Ind. fame — Oscar Hired from the Bayonne De- JUd'Bin* Tin Co. „ 28 rtwman 256. Trooper Philip Naitl is stiU in- the late George W. and Margaret llonmomh Lumber Ce, __-__ 14 Indlvidiual Avaraiti E. Nicholson DiUey. Mn. Her* irtment of Sanitation, -.r.r^y Craws' Bevertgai ...„—-— 13 G Ave vestigating the fire, believed to Mr. Furce. was a charter mem- lonroe/Mari . _*, 61 170.2 have been caused by a faulty ker denoa had lived here 14 years INbmDUAr~AVrrUGE6 Armand Crupl ... , 69 175.61 Her husband was the late James >er. of the .Polish-American •....:•: , •.. „ ...... a-.. OMPD LoClcero ti 174.25 osene stove. D..Hernand«l . Larry Lucliano 66 173.65 C. Henderson. . Some, a member of the Pbllih- H Kull _— Andy DeNuccI .68 170.12 Kmerican' Citizens Cluf: and. the tiffed Cooney — .57 116.32 She wu a member of St. K. MinutST 'inetnt DtPonti .63 1M.M NAACP Member James Catholic Church, here, and aembcratic dub, all ol Bayonne; D. Lowrey . Edgar Allen 6* 167,32 of the Rosary-Altar Society of the he Polish-Americin Alliance, J.' Rerun ... Wcha.)Arrxxit _ M' 167.26 Din al Meeiing ' F. Bruno » Otcar Newman -.—.. 6f 167.1 church; for SI yean she belonged hicago, and St Agnea Catholic L. Steven. NUunMfM .66 1M.O LONG BRANCH — Mn. Flor- A.'Florelt ruiiunns«udy ruclier» 64 166.64 to the Sarah CaswellAogell Chap- hurch, Atlantic Highlandt.';f- tfio Crvit 6661 ence Pen, N, of 44» Headrick- ter of the Daughters of the Amer- He ii lurvived ;bjr" Witwlfe, -MW'AM soa Ave., wai dead on arrival g ican Revolution, Ann Arbor, in. Cecelia Dombrowakl Furce; yesterday la Monmouth Medical ive daughters, Mrs: William , , Clayton Center after the was itrickened Mich., and was an associate • <*i.(.J MW tOP UNIT — Alton D.rlandari, right cantor, showt Middlatown Mayor John T. member of the Monmouth'Coun- iudzinski of this place; Mrs. •lie while attending a Founder's Day John McTaggart, Mrs. Charles S. (Uynoi: .... La.wley, Jr., tho chartar of tha nawly.f or mad Lincroft-Etraratt Ropubliean t3ub Sat- Chapter of the DAR, and of and Installation dinner of the Pinkkava'and; Mri../Charlotte urday. Looking oa ara Mrs. Thomas F. Morford, Middtatown, loft, vie* chairman of National Association for the Ad- a Tbeta Chapter of Alphl .Chi Omega. Sorority, Ann Arbor, Vanoesen, all of Bayonne, and L~ Dechleeo — tho Republican County Eiacutivo CommiHa*. and far right, Mrs. Harry H. Neuber- vancement of 'Colored' People at kin. William. Bellack of, Staten r,' Untrank ;... it»;4o San Remo restaurant. - • Mich. gar, Evaratt, prosidanr of tho Now Jorsay Fadaratioti of Ropublican Woman. Surviving are three eons, T. island: three sons,, Zigmund and B. smith ..— lunrlvinf are her* husband, Richard Furce, both of this C. "..*•.. Bnno M M6.88S Gerald. Henderson' of Downey, It. Waller ._ M 1S6 56 Thomas - Pean; two brothert, Calif., Jeck.C. Hendenon of Siplace, and > Edward Furce of I „.*» IN.) Henry Haurd of Huntiagton, L. Vl«.rau! MUlatU .' m ist.s deraon of Keyport; a daughter, F . Ullllm Ither . It 196.4! Births York City, and fix listers. Mn. P.. Kalter — Bernard Mart .. Charlotte Breanlhan and MnMra. . CariBathgtte, with whom Stella SiekienU of Bayonne; 12 K. Jtitlrlca >_.. 36 155.15 J. Ichnoor _ »«»• liiicliano .... Marian Bridget, both of Mt. Vet- she lived: n sister, Mn. Grace grandchildren, and 10 treat X. Buonanr . Don Rtuao . — 49 151.43 grandchildren. Sal law _. .:: 154.97 non, N. Y., Mn. Alma Boyden D. Waller of Vancouver, Wash, lonn Hucct At 151.21 five grandchildren and , three The funeral will, be held Wed- I SBBf--: Lewi. > HtMrkka ."_ 95 15J.JI Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Medlar, and Mri. Paula Ornitien, both ~ caldelrl . Latter Brett K WS.11 Port Monmouth Rd., Port Moo. of New York City. Mra. Dorothy great-grandchUdren. nesday at 1:30 a. m. from Con-, Labor otne lehlalont 37 1SJ.I don Funeral Home, Atlantic Ernttt Bignm '.. 4* 149.14 mouth, son, Friday. Baum of New London, Conn., O«orgt Douglai -15 148.3 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, and Mn. Grace Houtton of Mont- ROBERT E. WEISS Highlands, to St. Agnes Church, John lehuli '.':. is 147.7 where Rev. Michael J. Lease, will Edward Kelly . ..- a> in.? 17, Rt. 34, Matawan, son, clair. RUMSON - Robert E. Welts, 5l offer high requiem mast at 9 Henry'B6Mwanstr •' yesterday. The F. Leon Harris Funeral 47, of 4} Waterman Ave,, died Ellwood lehenck 41 13S.2S Rlvtrtrtew Haepltal 'clock. Home, Atbur> Park, it in charge Hditaly Burial wiU be In Mt. Olivet OaoraMD. BANManK rACU.TV LKAOII12 13KM r He wai born in Port Washing- Mr. and Mri* James Cumiskey, of arrangementt. ' •. >metery. , o Ave; 118 Glenwood Dr., New Shrews- ton, L. I., eon of Mr. and M Fafk .._;___™™_^ ._—. 33 Robert O. Weiss of Highlands. Deltnrl .™._4-~.,- -:.—- S3 J55.I bury, a aoo, Friday. ARTHUR WATTT Blav.n • 150.1 He had lived here eight yean. FELICE DELIA METRO Tony Amendola . 1(8. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Janes- LONG BRANCH - Arthur MATAWAN - Felice Delia •Uoa Pearc* .... 147.: ko, II Beacon Light Ave., Keana- Want, W. of 311 Branchport Ave., Mr. Welaa nil manager in Dell'Omo 116. the Buick division of General «««>. J<. .<"•* »««1».*£"!• Ptniponko 143.: burg, a daughter, Friday. died in hit home Friday. 131.1 Motion, Newark. He was a mem- day in his home, SS Lower Main Ruh ..—_.... 131. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Butka, He WII a lifelong resident of ailiam -_. St.- •• •'••'•<•• •' '•• ••••>• "0 ••• ' Jablonikl 131. II Irwin PI.; Hazlet, a daughter, Long Branch and was the son of ber of .the Eatontown Masonic Vvrrcll ... 130.: Lodge.'. ' .••'. . ' •••.". -.- Born in Italy, he wu the ton Wrlitit Z. . .. - . 27 129.1 Friday.,.; ... .•;'... , . . the late Cyreniua and Mary A. of the Ute Sabaw and Phllp- Karlo _„ ™ ... 24 12». . Surviving besides his parehti 127. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Osman- Woolley Waitt. - •- » are his wife, Mrs. Edith Christ mefla Caliendoi Delia Pietro. u 127.1 ski, 3 Nassau PI., Middletown.a He wai a retired civilian clerk A resident here 31 yean, he 128.< Weiss; two sons, George and 9« 125.1 daughter, Friday. ' at Fort Monmouth and a member had retired nine yeara ago from 121.1 EX-IOSS t)ITS RINO — Alfred Adlor, Matawan, chair- Richard Weils, both at home; a X! Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Lo- of St. Jamei Epiacopal Church the Jersey Central Railroad. 17 117.1 brother, Richard Weiss of Arllng. 30 116.: man of tho Monmouth Fire College, left, preianti a gold aapio, 76 Middle Rd.. Hulet, a here. . . Mr. Delia Pietro wu a mem- 57 111). ton, Va:; and a sister, Mrs. Rich' 10K.I ring to: Edgar Dinkelspial, Long Branch, on the occ.asion son, Friday. Surviving are two brother!, ber of St. Joseph's Catholic zzV, of the jattar't completion of two yaari of leririee ai Mr. and Mrs. Earl Joilyn,.8H George Waitt of Eatontown, and "l Church, Keyport, and Iti, Holy 3102 Palmer Ave.; Keansburg, Chester A. Waitt, this city, and The funeral was held this Name Society, and^a , member * leadt wbmen'en'e averafet, preiidant of the Mcnmoufh County Firemeri'iA»soa!e- morning in \ Posten . Funeral BTBTANDINOA i . daughter, Friday. , three .- listers, Mn, Frances of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. W Honie DttrW m Ftir vte Htwkeyei 22 tion. Mr. Oinkelipiel hat been succeeded by Ma(eo|m ., Mr. and Mri. Alston Vervoort, Byard, Mist Sadie L. Waitt and - *•» * Surviving are hit wife, Mn. Traveler* JO ; : It. 35, Keyport, a daughter, Fri- Mist Minnie Waitt, aU of ' Cemetwy Antoinette Ciccone Delia Pietro; CMikdCMikduntrn a ; Paieux, Hailet. ,-- "• v .'.,_.. •],.'.']••:••, i ;' •,•>'*>•...•. Caalcrackert ...... 14 day. city. four sons,. Sabato, Frahcie 'and Mohawka ...... «»».U ..~... 14 HERBERT CnTINS Vttaklea .. ; 13 Mr. and Mri. Letter., Smith, The funeral was this morning Frederick Delia Pietro, all of BwlTfle •._ .,.._.™ ~ II armony Rd,, Keansburg, in St. James Episcopal Church. MATAWAN - Herbert Gittins, this.' piece, and Carmen Delia ). Man Agwnty __.*! JT •Barplei , . » TO UNCtnNFUSE VST WEATHER daughter, Saturday. Rev. Herbert Lintey, pastor of- 79. died Sunday in hit home, Pietro of Keyport; five daugh- WASHINGTON (AP) - Legis- Saaw dda maralaf followed Mr .and Mrs. James Wood, 11 ficiated.. Burial, was in Green M Wyekoff St ' . ters, Mn. Lawrence Lanarro of at 10:35. But then Don Swan hit lation to "unconfOse" the public by charter later today with jppleton Dr., Hailet, a too, Sat- Grove Cemetery. Born In England, he had lived this place, Mrs. Ralph Ciccone a free throw, Campbell and Jim Ugh fa the Us. Mostly fair and Princeton Cops America's military posture rday, here SS yean. of. Long Island, Mrs. Alphonso Brangan rang in jump shots and eeM teatght and Tuesday. Lew and improve the defense policy- EDMONDT. WILLIAMS He was a former secretary o Esposito of Keyport, Mn. Sam- Princeton wai home, tonight In the ffs near the Mr. and Mri. Albert Houlday, the Matawan Xovmthlp Board of uel Guisti of Cliffwood and Mri. IVT Loop Title Late In the contest Dartmouth making machinery was. under coast and la the toeas well la- ibson Farms, Keyport, a daugn- CUFFWOOD -• Edmpnd T. Education and the former pro- John Schwartz of Freehold; three pulled iti ttorten ai the reserves study today by Senate investiga- land. High Tuesday la the Ms. ter, Saturday. Williams. 44, of 107 Bayview Ave.. HAfOVER. N. H. (AP) - prietor of the Variety Shop here, brothers, Frank Delia Pietro' of could do nothing but foul trying Mr. and iv»j, Rudolph Maurer, died Thursday in Perth Amboy Pnncttm grabbed th» Ivy Lea- tors. Meek bland to Cape Mey- Miami, Fla., John Delia Pietrc to get the ball. 320 Edgemoie Rd., llelford, General Hospital. , He was a member of Trinity gue buketbaU lead from defend- The Government Operations lrarth winds II le M m. p. h. of Union Beach, and Anthony Del- Swan added 17 point! for the daughter; Saturday. " Born lit Milton; Fla., he had Episcopal Church and Matawan ing'ehamphm Dartmouth Satur- Subcommittee headed by Senthi. s nerataa wUI back and be- la Pietro of West Keansburg; two winnen. Mr. and Mri. j'oseph Liahie- been a resident here II yeara. Lodge of Masons. - day: night, 7747, by aeoriag 10 Harry M. Jackson (D-Wash) came northwest Jt to » m. p. Surviving: ate hit wife, Mra. sisters, Mn. Terfa FUsco of this Gary Vandeweghe and .Chuck h. Gaoty Uter today. Winds wiei, «» Apple Valley Or., uet He waa employed ai a tank fluick point, at tba aUrtot tha which last week heard top-rung ; place and' Mrs. Mary Davmo o! Kaufman each tallied M points ford, a eon, yesterday. " . worker for American Smelting Elizabeth La Motto..Gittins; • a «e«oM half. Tiger aophomora Republican businessmen criti- northweshwett » to K ra.«,, h. te- Bordentown, and 1» grandchild- g p for Dartmouth. . Mr. and Mrs. lidward Bennett, and Refining Co., Perth Amboy. daughter, Mra. Melvin Tanit of G Pte Cbll tllid J» cize the government's decision.* alght aaa^TMaday^T . ttae w oadtadt g this place:.,two.brothers, Horace ren;: Gunner Pete Campbell tallied J» making process, weighed propo- tats aieJUac Wlowed by partly 26i Sandy Brook" Ave., BeUord, ••> Sorvlving are a brother,' Henry c I. WilUams of Pensacola; Fl«., and Howard Glttlnt, and a al A solemn high tequiem mass tnrXH FIRED*CHURCH ials effecting the State and Qe- cloudydy. VWHUty one mBe la daughter, this'morning. will be offered) tomorrow, at\i- VWHUty and six. aixten, • Mri. Oliver ter Mn. A. E. Grayland, all PATERSON (AP) -"A'ihr fense Departments and other England, and four grandchildren a.m. in St. Joseph'! Church by fire set by an arsonii agencies. <; .. , ftea «II Buggs Mn, Alberta Strong, Mra. ; MAC CUWD'l The funeral wai today in Trhv Rev. Cornelius J. t Kane.. Burial ' damage early,afteno«a. Noble Henrietta WilUams, Mra. RED BANK - Funeral Glayds Bodley all of Milton. Fla. ity Church with Rev. John W will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, night. ices were held Saturday in the Robson officiating. Cremation w under direction of tha Day Fun-' Ro- and Mn. Emma Quarel of Pen- Adams Memorial Home for Mrs. in Rote Hill Crematory, Linden eral Home, Keyport. . ' last aacola, Fla. ' . Cecil R. MacCloudi», of II Cen- to the court to outacora the home April. The Bedle Funeral Home, Mat- tennial Pi, Port-au-Peck, who • MRS. JOHN A CAROU MAURICE D. BAUMOHL forced 10-1. to take a 37-34 lead The church had Just undergone awan, ii In charge of local ar- died Wednesday in Monmouth LONG BRANCH - Maurice D. _ complete. redecoraUoo necessi- t KEYPORT - Mrs. Alma Medical Center. Rev. Roger J. Caroll, 5$, of 402 AUanUc'st Baumohl, 79, of 434 Broadway, tated by the last fire's damage. died in Marlboro State Hospital Yesterday'i fire damaged con- Soulre, pastor of tha Methodist FREDERICKS. MANNING died Friday en route to Rivei Saturday. •. : ••:>. d a choir loft, burned Church, officiated, aatltted by MATAWAN - Frederick S. view Hoipital. She had been : and scorched Rev. Ivenoo Graham, auodau Manning, IS, of 118 Jackson St., for several months. He wu bom In Connecticut and had lived here 40 yean. Mr. Bau- rtttae4.glM.glMI mloJatar, Bearera were John Pe- died Friday in Monmouth Med- Bom here, she was the daugh- denen, Charlea Fesler. Ralph ical Center. ter of the late Ernest and Mary mohl was a reUred civlliu em- Fountain, Billy Shaw and Vincent He was born in Port Huron, Brower Longstreet. ployee at Fort Monmouth. He KITCHEN NOTES CiUrella. Burial waa In.Fair Mich. . She wis a member of St, John' was a member of City Lodge of View Cemetery. , Surviving are his wife, Mn. Methodist Church, Hazlet. . Masons, New York City. Hattie Trenell Manning; a ton. Survlng are her husban Surviving are a brother, Sam- BEUY LANDING Thomas R. Manning of this place; John A. Carol); two sons, John uel Baumohl in California; a tit- KANSAS CITY (AP) - A twin- three grandchildren, and a sis- A. Carol! of Atlantic Highlands ter in Brooklyn, and a nephew, Leon A. Woolley, thii city. - engine Trans World Arlinet plane ter. Mrs. Pearl Larby of' San and Donald E. Caroll of this place; two daughters, Miss Susan The funeral will be tomorrow, which had lost iu two left wheels Francisco, Calif. Carol! of this place and Mn, at 2 p.m., in the Damiano Fune- skidded to a safe belly landing The funeral will be today at 1 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral Mary J. Mathesit of Trenton; al Home. Rev. Robert H. Reed, on fresh enow at • nearby Olathe litter. Mn. George Bohnke outer of the Long Branch Pres- (Kant) Naval air nation yester- Home with Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey of Matawan Baptist Medford Park. L. I. and a gram byterian Church, will officiate. day. Church officiating. Burial will be child. Burial will be in Glenwood Ceme- Six passengera and the crew of la Cedarwood Cemetery. The funeral will be today tery. three escaped without a scratch, 1:34 p.m. In the Bedle Funeral but one passenger fainted after LANCASTER INFANT Home, Keyport, with Rev Nor CAM) or mwas walking Into the operatkma build- CL1FFWOOD - The Infant ton man R. Riley of St. Miry'i Thi timlly or tni lat* OoneUca ing. Romta with to tiarai Ihtlr thankt of Mr. and Mn. Clifton Lancas- Episcopal Church officiating. Bur to thtlr many frltndt wha aut flowtra. lal wiU be in Shoreland Memo mtii carrlt or aHliltd In tnr way ter, Rose St., died Feb..: soon aurlni their ractnt b.mnmtnl. ' after birth in Monmouth Medical ial Garden!. Tht Romto Ffemtly Center. Hl«l COMIS THI MTCH—Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles Guess Who... Surviving besides Ms parents are two brothers, Clarence and Dodger pitcher, tried for mid-teaton form ai ha works Chester Lancaster, at home; ma- out in tha world champions' spring training camp at Vero ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Prentlt Johnson of North leach, Fla. Looking on ere Danny McDovitt, left, end Carolina, and hit paternal grand- J.YANKO Roger Craig. parent!, Clifton Lancaster of •aUMI*»lBUTMIl>WIN> HMtlaujswetar with a pinch Tuey, Ala., and Mn. Clifton IBS- in BOWK! There are of salt; pour over (tlaUn. Itlr aalato vttti Me eaaiUe el g«te- «aUl It la atsttel Ad« nmalaiiig Lancaster of Mobile, Ala. tin. tkere are the refreablag aoMmetar, lemon julee and gin- The funeral was held today in the Day Funeral Home, Keyport with burial in Midway Green fine brands for 96 years Cemetery. Matawan. pp l a l ols « one ring mold. Unmold In crisp ) (or womwi } '•ttttl« «»P» Decorate each plate JAPAN'S HEIR NAMED "**" •"alieluatera of (rapes and TOKYO (AP) —Champagne rtmta »••••il| • ia and Japanese wine flowed at the Tor • hiaeheon'ulad arram* Imperial Court today In honor 0ircl6»6f Juley cram. «nd lemoa- 80T MACARONI ULAD of Japan'a newly named heir to McCallum hosiery , tint* baaaaa halvse en lettuce. « ounce, elbow macaroni tha throne. . ' . nylon$ al their bett • ; •erye with a fluBy cltrita drawing cupa uneookad) The JOth Century toatU were us) garnlah with asaratealae 4 allcMbMon ; • . . for smn-day.^- . ( sfste. Teasft You'd Better Not Forget Itposition when he ran tor re- "Whetever I any do la Free- portottea becomes 1 lection in; 1959. . held, I always will have New policy. .We wunt to be An inturance agent, he main- Shrewsbury In mind," be said. position to get mat WASHINGTON (AP) - If totain- s that "for Monmouth Couti- 'My |ob will be for sound de- to have the best possible We'll do that, once elected." day's your wife's birthday, this is velopment on both the local County Democratic leaden,. ; Raritan a bad year to forget it She andjovernment, it should have, both and county levels." parties, represented at all levels." looking back on last year'j-Te-' (Continued) 11S.0M other Americans have Democratic spokesmen last suits when their candidates faiieaV, backed Committeeman Thorn Mayor Baron expressed won- night said that in his task to to gain election by about:.S,OB0"' Ven waiting four years for one.ier as to why, in past county make his views, known, Mayor B. Shinkos. And another 11,000, members votes, say they believe the party Mrs. McHugh will be oppo: d elections, "more municipal Baron will be assisted by a has a real opportunity to win, in;. ill be born into the Feb. 29 Club eaders have not sought office in the Democratic primary * 'splendid public relations team 1960. .,-. •*•!•<•• Edward J. Fischer, who fai- i idey, the Census Bureau estinv because both the opinions they in New Shrewsbury which re- They considered it likely that last year and again this yt t !et-*. • ' ./:- • ' " • orm and the decisions they cently demonstrated its talent once again the all-Repub1ica» get organization support sf r , The wait is in a good cause, make on the local level should with an informative analysis of county board will be charged having been defeated in 1MB r lough. *ie of high importance in guiding municipal budget which has with a lack of positive policy. the county toward better govern, circulated throughout the bor- Township Committee post' t Without that Feb. » every and with failing to gain funds by , Republican Harry P« Seamen ment." ough." putting county revenue into in- 'wrth year, we'd be running into Mo—with County, at Mayor Mayor Osborn told The Regis- Mr. Fischer told The Kegis r ich things u white Fourths of terest bearing savings accounts.' yesterday he ' filed his petit a Baron sees It, "has many, er he and Mayor Baron have •ily and hot Chrittmaaes. many; mtolved proMems not yet worked out a platform for the Township Clerk's pet Trouble is. the earth doesn't month ago. awalts*« broad4eyel, farsight- 'or the. county race—but one •oil around the sun in an exact should be forth-coming soon. "I'm still running in the p • 35 days. It takes an extra five ed, positive and aggressive ae> tiea H we are to Improve our "At present," said Mayor II woirltd bi "BlMUer Wutut* mary," he said, "even with' I ours. It minutes and 45.51 tec tln» Vp NI>hU or Bed W«Un§. « organization support, although county M the future. It at Osborn, "the point I want to •uent. burnlnt or ads. notes the National Geo- Secondtrr B' believe I wu entitled to tfet raphic Society. to me there has been an ab- stress Is that a minority report ir etiou Smeluni sence of such action hi the from our county government »nunon SUdner •: support." Julius Caesar kept dates from rt OYSTBtxX loforr «uui And on the other side of I i Jtting ahead of seasons by add- part. Is a very essential thing. Thh roum «nd old. Aik drut— political fence, a former co • lg an extra day to' February 'We don't want to lose Mon has been proven time and time SM bow lul rou IMKOT*. mitteeman, Irving R. Doty,. I very four years. mouth't beat future for a lack 'ermont Dr.. Hazlet has a Feb. 2f babies, when they grow of planning at this time. I wam SCIINCI Mil —Thraa Fair Havan Knoll wood School students show their science aounced be win seek the GOId enough to celebrate their to have a hand in planning thai fair txhibiti to Or. Robert R. Meljer, a lendix Aviation Corp. physicist, one of tha nomination for the committe ,irthdaysTiatch ontoJFeb! MOrfiner course for the county 1 post follow, just at - sincerely and judges. Tha fair was held it Knollwood School Friday. Another it b*in9 held at I March 1 during off yean. Dur- Party SeaV 1 Ureleuly as I want to help keep Willow Street School today until 4 p. m., and from 7 to 9 p. m. The thraa students ing the rtign of Henry VII the It is not known at this polt larch 1 during off yean. Our- my home municipality of New 'here art, left to right, Douglas Foy, David Murdoclc, and Judy Cook, ona entry from whether Mr. Doty, or any othf ng the reign of Henry VII the Shrewsbury going prpgretsivel; •economicall; 'eeeh grade will be selected to represent tha tchool at tho Rumion-Fair Havan Region- Republican, will havt the bar- iritith Parliament actually au forward" o"n a"n sound basis." al High School Science Fair'March 31. Tha exhibits includa individual projects com- tag of the GOP organization a horiied Feb. M for the purpose. the primary, since the organi; • _L When asked by the Demo- ploted by pupils in grades'four to eight. '. ' ' ' i tka wu split down the mid i cratic leadera to run for county two weeks ago over the 1st i . QUICK RESULTS office, Mr. Baron said, he dl 9 o* party leadership by eomm. MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) - The I cussed the matter "most care- ...and low in eost President taeman Harry P. Seamen ty's new traffic safety cam- fully with my local running Princess Engagement ~ Fred F, Iversoo, who resign d aign roared off to a fast start I mates, Robert L. Davidson am UWSMIAI tin (Continued) president,of the:Republicn -with suspension•'of two police- Francis "L . Cooper. ~They are MINMUI 11.11 raon and trout — and catching seeking Borough. Council elec Raises Host of Questions Clubb ilna protespotett off a "dum"d p St& . nen. PolicPli e ChieChif JameJ s CCarey nothing worth keeping - the i" movement, told The Re . .rdered two of his patrolmen tut tion, and both' thought the raci 1 nil. mtttien ult (ion Mmi> r President seemed exhausted on f 7*«erday, however, that i ended for three days without would be beneficial to Nev •llw f PM. 10^ tu not inctud«4. Margaret's engagement to com-his return to Ms hotel. moner Antony Armstrong-Jones the November election he,\ 1 «y after they were involved In Shrewibury in its . movemenl He paused at the foot of a «WC« the : RepublicaRipublk^n cani- minor traffic collisions. toward prosperous growth." Hazlet Pack ended the British public's longest flight of stairs, seemingly trying standing topic of speculation. But dates' who win in the ptimar; to summon energy for the cHinb Mn. McHugh wu defeated ly it raised a host of new questions to his suite on the second floor, Inducts 7 for British newspapert today. Township Clerk Wayne B. Da. MATAWAN - Seven boys were He mounted at a slow deliberate land, a Republican, in the 1K1 Guessing ranged from what the pace. After Ids usual afternoon •Uctlon. Mr. Darland is not sett. Inducted in Hulet Cub Pack 130 lovely, M-year-old princess will at the third annual Blue and Gold nap, though, he looked refreshed t n-electioo. wear on her wedding day to and cheery. dinner Tuesday in the First Pres- whether her photographer fiance Married, Mrs. McHugh bu ore byterian Church, Rt. 34. Hagerty waved aside the an*eon. She is a member of &. will go on working after the wed- ioui questions of some reporters, Ann's Catholic Church Keans- New bobcats we Kenneth But- ding. saying,,"Have you ever triedlburg..She Is secrtury-bookkeep-] ler, Robert CoUler, Dale Cowles, The tabloid Daily Mirror re- wading in a trout stream to or for Raritan Hills, "Inc.' Anthony Faragasso, Douglas Fc- acted in true Laborite fashion, J hours?" 1 , gerty, Jay Johnson and .Timothy Bom ia Pittstoa, Pa., she hu complaining at talk Armstrong. lived hen tinea 1154. She k Mclntosh. : Jones will be given a title. Toe heat on this tour hu been formerly been * employed as' Advancement awards were pre- "Everybody wiU be delighted if. payroll auditor and atenograph- when he marries' his' princess, intense and the humidity energy- anted to Robert Dinner and upplng. Reporters whs accom- Alan Clymore, wolf badges; Bitty they are known as the Joneses. «'• Plain Mr. and Mrs." panied Eisenhower on Ms De- Ml tonga and Alan Snell,,bear cember tour of 11 nations in Eur- Mr. Fischer. 17 CoraeU Pr.J badge; James Wales, bear Daily Express columnist God- ope,- Asie and Africa'' are con-Fleetwood Park, has lived here badge and -gold arrow; Lewis frey Wlnn aaid it saddened him siderably more exhausted than since IM7. , AlfieriAlfii , llioi n bbadged ; GGre g PurlnPl - to read .the bridcgrooRi-to*be was they were on the earlier trip, He is employed in the account ton, lion badge and gold and sil-putting, up the'Shutters on. hisand most of them are at to 40ing department of S. S. White ver arrow; Robert Costa and photographic business. years younger than the ••year- Dentil Manufacturing Co.. SUten Roger Cowles, denner stripe; "Does .the: new bridegroom old President ••'< ; Island.. ; . •;>;...•• >••.••''? spend the rest of his days walk- Richard Boice, denner stripe'and Hagerty reported the President A World War II veteran. silver. arrow. Dennis Kirchner Ing behind his.wife when she's Is married and has two children. performing her public duties?" wu overwhelmed by the cordial- and Louis Colts, gold and silver ity of the Argentines in Buenos He is a member of Aa Fleet- 1 Winn wrote. arrows; Billy Cooke and Jerry Aires. Mar Del Plata and Bari-wood Park Hoineowncn Associa- Johnson, Silver arrow;-.Thomas loche. There have beeneons tion and the Raritan Homeewaen Baumgartner, gold arrow and River Plaza Cubsmall demonstrationi bjr follow- Ronald Korker, Glenn Waltsak, L«s of ex-dictator Jus D. Peru Mri Doty hu Uved here 14 James Lewis and Billy Pack Has Dinner and byy left-wing Socialists, but years. He served on the govtm- one-year service stars. 1H4.HN during MIDDLETOWN - River Plan fflMMt of tptfll ApfNtftd FANCY, LARGE, Scout Edward Johnson wu which time be served as bead !ub Scout Pack 32 held Its an of the poUce committee and or- awarded a den chief's shoulder nual Blue and Gold dinner"Wer". tab and cord.-: The Invocation 'President- ganized the local part-time pe» nesdsy in the Fairview Fir lice force. / was offered'by Theodore Longo, House. ': • '•• •' .'.:••*• committee chairman. A piano Argentine was the second stop] He lost ia the MM GOP pri- Peter DiSclullo, pack chairman, mary to former Committeeman selection wu played by Cub imed members of the plannlrg an the tour that began in dl. The President will visit Uru- Anthony DeMalo, who wu sup- Roger Cowles. A skit represent- committet e for the coming yeay : ing early days of scouting wu guay after Chile. presented by adult members of Philip Munning. institutional rer Hagerty told Mr. Doty owns a landscaping the pack: Mrs. Ciro Alfieri, Har- and garden center known ss Dls- ry Cowes, John Bethel, Richard, playland. Democratic officials attending Harold and Rsy Mitchel, nar- sistant rator. the executive sessieo which re- treasurer; John Fenton. sulted in the formal endorse- Cubmatter Paul Purinton con- and means; . Arthur •• ^r7i 1tfay"Yl,""u wei* as "their II".j ideas on- ahemispheri * — a . c problems•- . ment of Mr. Oliniky and Mn. ducted the induction 'ceremony The declaration of Bariloche McHugh were: ' and presented the awards. Junes Daniel Porzio, publicity, was the second such, statement Edward J. Culkn, party leader. F. Flynn, Chingarora district Awards were presented to Awaros were ^presentea B»of"meiour.xhe friit. uSeDeclar- Committeemen Philip J. Bbuda, commissioner, and Mrs. Flynn Scouu Kenneth Bott, P««>B'-,tion of BraslUa, signed by Elsen- Jr. and James G. Brady; Wil- were guests. chantn,' Michael Pettit, bower and President JusceUno liam R. Greene,1 Willard Warren, Committeeman Chester E, Munning, Daniel Ponio. JonniKubitschek of BraiU said Pisqvale Cianciulli, Paul Bar- Johnson wu in charge of dinner Fenton, George McKlnnon, Danl(h|> Mm. thing thathatt ththee Bari representing William arrangements, assisted by Mrsle. i Ralph, Kenneth Yetke. Dav d Browne; Mn. Mary Render, A. Jackson Boice, Mrs. Harry Main, David Schmucker, Thoi - Mn. Lucille Warren, Joseph Da Cowles, Mrs. Gerald MeCaskey, as Butler, Donald Munschaue, vis, Mn. Helm Morris, Joseph Mrs., Harold L. Waltsak. Mrs. Daniel McDowell, Paul Munnbv, The U. S.-Argentlne declaraUon Tampbello. Mn. Mary Brennan, Rene Aviles, Mrs. Fred Mason, John McConnell, James Be)., said further economic progress William Ccoley, Mrs. Margaret Mrs. A. R. Gaifney, Mrs. AnAla- n DiSciuUo, Leon Wltive.and' improved Uvin' g standards Lloyd, Mrs. Morris Everett, a* thony Faragasso and August Fred Zingale, Emmett Wattinr.'aciUtate the develop meat John Gilligu. Clapham. Bruce MacLeod, Mark AlexK. of strong and stable political in- der. Robert Bennett, Dennis Bit* ttitutlons and enable countries to Indications sow are that Repub- The Cub Scouts contributed aco, James Marley, Andrew Sc .make a more effective contribu- licans Arthur J. Robertson "and part of their earnings toward thela. Philip Carontenuto, Rlehtdiion to international uaderstaiid- Howard ROSMII may file for national shrine project In Wash- Hencken, Harold Young, Ale;: ing. committee, in which event then • Ington, D, C. will also be a GOP fight la the Fritz, Gerald Rubano, Alan Fui. Against the background of U.S. primary. . Entertain ment for more ca and David Farrell. I trouble With Cuba, the declare- than 1300 atteding Cubs, parents Ition atated: "Experience within To; date, no Republican hu and friends was provided by ne been announced for clerk post means chariman, said the h t jrrter-American system has Marge and Bill Gilmour, a magic will be designed by Stan-L e aught that non-intervention is the and mind reading act. Hats of Elltabeth. ' :eyttone of international bar Old newspapers will be collec. ">ony and friendship and that SELECT OYSTERS Chestnut Hill Unit ed each month by members r| corollary is mutual retp. Finch Trial Plans Activities the ways and means committ • im8"« *»&>**> however large 1 HAZLET - Coming even's ;n a further effort to raise fums'"I "- Goes Into and activities for members of for the association, "The efforts of Jhe government MEAT AND SERVE the Chestnut Hill Civic Associr-. Plant are also being made f r Final Week SrSUT""* " MPlEft'SU"** «»«?« * the LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dr. R. Pre-Cooked ArnngemenU have been ma e totaurint in Westcheiter Ccun'fWi'nnient y ,„„, teter-Amer-Bernird Finch's attorney today Ib. fcr a detlgner to create, an ori - y and to visit the gardens ird eIB '**»• . opens his final drive to convince Codfish Cakes » 65 story and pictures outstanding 4- Two plaques will be presented ect H accomplishments and current for first place displays-General Mrs. W. R.Oswald will speak' - on an "Interview With a Tra\> The. additional cUisrooms are -projects. The three girls aadDivision and Livestock Division, handle the increased three boys, while ia the nation's This presentation will take place eler" at the next meeting. 2-2Q Bf**1Mslvsll' m*^Baa> ejw vasV e^vjMSi^'at capital, expect to review the re- at the annual 4-H Council spring port with President Elsenhower dance March 12, at the Howeil LESSONS BY THE TON Present enrollment ia 1,38 stu- ti ISM, Kim ftttum ftniioU, I«, WirK rlihu tftm nt. at the White House. Township School, to which all NASHVIILLE, Tenn. (AP)-The : They also plan to visit Secre- dub members are invited, Southern Baptiat Sunday School Pledge Funds tsry of Agriculture Eire Teft Along with their window dis- Upop n release from active dut.< Board Isit yesr shipped 14,147,- BHides the addition, funds Benson, C, M. Jwguson, admin- p^ ^ ^ Vaqueros Horn Club Top Engineer be served a* maintenanci e engir-00i 0 tons of literature to churches from the drive will be used to istrator of the Federal Extension j, planning a parents' night which eer witihh wheh t wu theh n thhe Sil Signal!an! d members, 7.7 per cent mom pay for expansion of other church 1 Service, and various senators andm \\\ include the regular meeting, Corps Engineering Laboratories, than last year. Ths Iward em- facilities in the future, members of Congress 6a Capitol demonstrations, movies, gsmes, Is Appointed and became assistant chief of the ploys 1,127 Detail.....s of thes. e projectt will Procurement Maintenance ~ ' ' " Hil1 rtvi w ef clubl tc FORT MONMOUTH - The ap- " ;•• _*~ i i. •"* ' * *• ' ering Division in ltSO. ' 4-H'eJfS •VftiyWajatfoJ Will MatTf ftlvltsM pointmeni t of JohJhn W. WeieloWlh h TELE VISION Clarksburg Rough Riders o Wilson Ave., Neptune Depety Chief Englaeer ; 'tinteehonorrs with the MO,** adult vol- Club itMl f 1 1 meetil 0/ INTEREST ON YOUR E,.? J™? i«J! ... ._,,.— P "™*," * • .,« chief enginee. r of. th .e U.. g Army With the forming RADIOS • STEREO • HUH % CWOrkd in local commualtiea (or narenU at which they will sign " /0 throughout the * States ndn^iu their project work, plans was announced tods? by £jf Equipment Support Agency, ha Taea t»t ear Law Lew Price. Puerto Rico. •,..:, ^. _ for the future, and accomplish-Howard E. Price, cbmrnanding *as- appointed deputy chief tn- SAVINGS The main purpnsHoTftf Club „«,,, to date. They will co* officer. gineer. Week are: TO acquaint more | the meeting with refresh- bat sur service h Better. j C ude Mr. Weseloh is a member ol young people with opporasaitlea mentl ln(| MCM activities. Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu and Phi Eta Sigma, honorary frater e re h ants TO BE PAROLED nities, and Armed Forces Com- REISEMAN'S PLUHR. TRENTON - Craig Ragidale, munications and Electronics As- Ceyport, .will be paroled soon, sociation. 214 reJway. La* tail • Op* 0a#y 'Hi f >.«. he state Parole Board announced He is married and the father] RED BANK FAIR HAVEN oday. He'was sentenced Sept. of two children. • [|, 1931 for one to three years liter being convicted of larceny. '1 Queen, Trenton,'sentenced n Monmouth Comity May •, UN for one to three years a charge of abandonment of wven children is also scheduled panto, the board said. GIVES CUP m AD! MAYFAIR YOU

Our Kiel Oil eWivery Is Vpaa abewtaf U to Jetty IMNN Jpttt flf Mt Ms Ws)a spoee!y« rtf uler. Fill yaur VSBasHa wejs). ^V^as^vaapaej - tank./.with the besf Fuel A Wisconsin native, Mr. West- Oil. Our prieat arc fair, ATTHI Ijloh received a bachelor of science II in electrical engineering degree too. at the University of Wisconsin KUS WONDIRRJL COLONIAL He look graduate work at Purdue University snd RutgM% Universi KING KOftN STAMPS FOR mE, Rtf GIFTS! horn A. Mill HlEL OIL UOIANK He served aa broadcast engin-lj ear with Radio Station WFBM, (NEXTTOMAYFAIll Indianapolis, from IMS to 1942, SVPERMARKET) and as an engineer la the Office of the Chief Signal Officer during 1042 and 1ML He wu an officer In the Army Signal Corps from 1041 to im. with assignments i let the Ground Bigaal Maintenance 'Agency. Philadelphia, aad ia the! Pacific aad th* Madtterraaeaall SPEAKING OF MONEY Theaters of Operation: Pt»E OF YIE FARM _. M. By GEORGE L BKUTZ MAYFAIR aid KIN6 KORN TOMATOES - 10-99 •ring You Thu Once4n-A4ifelime luyl Sign Up NahenaHy Fanwut $6.95 Vinyl Cover TAX BENEFITS FOR THE BRASS One of the wonderful thinga about this Now For MIX 1M Ot MATCH 1M-YOUI CNOKI SJtMSOMTE country ii that the man who ahlned your shoe! UNOM4 H0UU-4«e». this morning, could be running a shoe polish FOLMNC TABLE factory fiva years from now. Election Many a young man driving a ten-year-old FREEHOLD -This is the time when snyone wishing to IIW Jalopy It nevertheleii carrying around the hope get in a vote at the primary TOMATO JUKI that he may someday earn a hundred thousand election should make certain they INLY $3,74 dollars a year. are properly registered. • Registrations for the primary But this dream has faded a tittle la the eyes of some close Thursday, March 10. young ma because they hear that taxes take it all. So Pesons unsure of their voting Wltli S2S Wtrtk tf ao)MM TapM I want to indicate la you some of the tax solutions which status, says Mrs. Mary Ellis, are being used to neure that the fre+Mterprise game ia deputy commissioner of registta end you re *~* * 49c at your vice presidests. But after taxes, Persons permanently legitcr yoar tN.W haa dwindled to $1,700 while ed. but »hb have change their FRESHLY SLICED . NskCtlllhmf »*"«• »35« the vsap ia allowed to keep M.ou. address within the county, must FROM YOUNG STEER ' either notify their municipal clerk iBeef Liver Now before you throw in the towel or the commissioner's office be- Fmli Ptfk |»jtH and decide it Isn't worth it, knew that HUSH FHOIIN FOODS MVOtiTI if WIN SWCIAlSf QtMftfO aw aaWaWki fore March 10. much is being done toward a more real- Women who, because ol mar- fsUc form of reward for executives. riage, remarriage or divorce, Helm 5*»99< SHRIMP UMI *>69> Uncle Sara wants you to do everything you can, within must register. PiittSoiJtMNt 19c the rules, to keep th* highest possible take-home pay for So must persons who have re- FROZEN LENTEN FAVORITE SWOROFISN STUK »59c yourself and for your people. cently had their nsmei chsnged SiMhtd Cill ferns | ' So currently there are thcee popular plant: deferred by court order, and those who STUKCOD ^39c salaries. Incentive plans and extra benefits. have moved into Monmouth Irem HlliNN SWMMJt »«« Let's see how the deferred salary works. The corpora* another county or state. FfffSH DAIHY HA1UHH •on pays its upper-bracket executive an adequate salary. Naturalized citizens must pro- UM Sbevldtr lomt Ctwit '- » 75c But upon retirement this salary ends and the deferred com- duce proof of naturalization ia ' leV MEAKSTONE - California or Creamed pensation begins. order to register. WkitsaM •"•' »| a IN. a, 33c Those who have chronic or in- WvivVle^BH eaj ajbajaV ' A $IOO.OOO-a-year president now frequently turns down C a $23,000 salary increase. But, he signs a contract calling curable Illness and cannot attend CNIISI MP4/ for a 121,000 anmisl compeniation for 10 yean after his a place of registration can aik retlremett-for part-time aervlcei si a consultant, Result in writing that a deputy com- ... the company retains the wisdom of a valuable man, missioner visit them at their Fhiit the executive retains several thousands of dollars he would places of confinement to accept have tuned over to Uncle Sam, registrations • | Rtfl ShMf OMNI The basic registration rules Star-Kill TMM Me !&4Sc Another tax-saving plan for management ability ii the sre thai voters, by election day, SICf^t 56 .stock option incentive plan, The executive csn buy atock, muit be U. S citizens, at leat under certain conditions, at lets than the market price. 21 years of sge, snd residents of NU FAVOMTIS Later, when he sells it, he reaps a second benefit. And New Jersey six months and it* SCHKKHAUS-SKINUSS Instead of paying the kind of tsx he would pay on a salary county at l«»Jt M days before NEWMAN SPRINGS lacrosse, fie is subject only to s capital gains lax-nevsr the election date, more than 25 per cent, snd often less, In January, names of I.MI FRANKS 2;t 9* : The third method-the extra beneflis-geis Into such voters were removed from th« things as paying the executive key man's life insurance registry books because esch hsd . WV^NNJVW i^v Bj pA si—_ premiums and contributing to a retirement fund, up to failed to volt in any election in r«a» Mr . II per cent of salary, the past four yean, (FrtWJliMeJV^ **»/ sasse- *• So, young man, the Incentive Ii still there—If you can Of these persons, none who fall MW k T»ln County (Irodri, Prlcn SCrr#«tlv« rum WM> , mm th# responsibility, (0 register before March It will YtHtw0nie)iM ^3 10c MMtl', Much 5n1, RI|M to Llmll. N«n« SolD l« be able to vote In the 1900 tirl. Ytlkw OnijM 3io ^J ' HOT! 1 For advice on banklrii services, you are msry. cordially Invited to consult Mr, Hlsllts er Mr, Mrs, Kills minted out that reg- Frttb Escirak TXZ, 2 - 19c EN8UM MIFFMI 2 7 25' ., vHam« at ths Red Bank offlos, Mr, flhkoda at the Uttle Hllvsr office, Mr. Htndrlekson at ths litnuioiu (his year should be Kerpsri office, and Mr. D«y at Ihs Ensllshtown more highly valued by all voicri affies. Heuni Dally, liOO to 1I*0I rrlday evenings, ilnco It Ii the yr-nr when ballots, liN te IIOR.1 will be cast for a now Prealdcntf/ Dear Teen

w^ yt aat. tesate ia this torn wort pay Hi UmH fi* Aasedesos, JUat Vases**) Over Doc Brlbills, so he moved lo Key It was erroneously reported in PART VI UNION BEACH - A squabble Da So Pay Mas Thursday's Register that sessions between the two Democratic fee- That insulted a few more spec- were scheduled for one week. Psnalsilty- Oa Paraia To have a good friend, you must tiom here over who's going to tators, one o( whom shouted: The two-week training couries x b one. You win friends by ex- get credit for bringing a doctor "There's a new crowd in town sre planned for county police of- into town erupted into full public .and they do pay their bills." ficers. The program is being view Thursday night. ' . Councilman Rodgers appeared Studied by a committee from the The whole thing started far the quite distressed by this time, but me." F'rinstance: \ County Police Chiefs Association and a cheerful tut election campaign several residents came to his de- "How do I look? friendly smile Democrat William F ~ "Does Bascomb think I'm "Whelp. TWNTTY STUDENT promised voters that drip?" Everything comes to those who Said one, "I'm for Mr. Rodgers' HARTFORD, Conn.-Joseph F wait — except friendship. So go he would seek a phy Lord, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, and get it! the borough, which now has none. systematically and he is to be Joseph F. Lord, Church St., Lit-they're brooded upon not.only Getting Noticed He was elected. tle Silver, N. J., was among the >y mediocre teen-age personal- There's a good chance that And, he has left no stone un- That-brought applause. 259 young men who matriculated itiesi , bub t by the mosto t populal r off Myone wno doesn't want to be turned in his efforts at Trinity College Feb. U.' them M well. noticed is either a pickpocket or good on his promise. MARKS BIRTHDAY Lord, a member of the junior It is the young maidens whoan ant at sn sntesters' picnic. He gave his sppeal RIVER PLAZA - Cathy class, is working toward a bache- Feel most of the pressure. True, Girls: newspapers, newspapers rtsio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lor of arts degree. male'types often make a DON'T-eat your heart out over cover the entire state, the As- sociated Press and has even at celebrated her second birthday ON DEAN'S LIST tempted to get it into a national Saturday at a family party. magazine. , . VILLANOVA, Pa. - Anthony Ite Sales Pteh Arnone. a freshman at Villano- Women of the Lotuka tribe In va College, has been named to The councilman, a salesman by Africa's southern the dean's list. He is the son-of trade, announced last week thai pipes. Their men seldom touch Mr. and Mrs. James Arnone. the publicity is paying off. Complete ly 103 Catherine St., Red Bank, and He uys be has several pros- la majoring In accounting. Mr. pects, and fully expects that by Arnone is a Red Bank Catholic the end of the year, or sooner. High School graduate. he will have a doctor set up and •MiliKjtinpeva.. in practice. • But last aight, at a the governing tody.* amber of the other Deraeeratte< group PAYMENT said he kaew tfiidoctor who would COM ia "tomorrow"-*** vidlag there wu no "bad pub- sudden lung* far bertha on the Ricky Nelson. This Is like trying licity." football varsity, or hoard their to bring down a B-M with abb. This brought a comment from allowance to buy a car. Basically, gun. Don't shoot for the moon. the audience-"We want-a good, they're making a pitch (or popu- Try a- satellite, someone within qualified doctor, not a quack." larity. '• • your reach, and, Yll bet you'll Which brought the rejoinder, But iff the gals who suffer. hsve 'Mm *beep'besping.•all* over No popularity, no dates -that's the place, .•: •• .'•' •••••• :•.,•••'•. I CAN GET CASH Btaatr the way the teen-age ball bounces DONT think snappy and ex- on this check-list ia guaranteed picture a,rta FOR YOU FAST And what Is more ousting let pensive clothes are the answer to be pure poison to your date. Porch Eacleeares Junior Miss than picking the to popularity. And, oh yes, you .don't by you need ready cash for ••tier chanceeat garlic before dates, do to view cobwebs off her telephone oa a DO develop a pleasing person- your bills, let me Saturday night? • ality. It's'thekey-topopulirityl you? Just thought I'd ask! ' |ta»TV«v*n Enter the serpent — with the And you don't have to bs-beautl- TOMORROW: Here's Looking at You — Everyone Says I'm a the Register Classified vanity letter on his sweater. And :: : I In lha corners w.:••.'••••;". ;-.. '•': \: .:• the gal who feels that she's un- Personality starts inside .you. Slob — I'm .Homely - I'm No Ad, finds buyers (or the popular toys with the notion of It is a genuine Interest in other •Stacked.' furniture, .'children's clothes, r petting -her way into popularity. people: It means inner warmth school books or other things She panics!. and a pleasant disposition, It's (Condensed from the best-sell- .. .,. A „ _ . L , It's 23 * Ing book "Dear Teen-Ager," pub-^ like to sell. To put me llshed by Bernard Gels Assoel- Into action, call SH 14019 now. Pictart Wiiiow TV sites.) Economy Choice

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The most astonishing item in the Cbmraaa ease -rr- lin ty.MM a CMk Ml Hcary Ctajr' is the general avoidance of mention of the crimes that ;' THOMAS PtVTNG MOWN, Publisher itH-MM Caryl Chessman committed. In all that is said about, this man, little comment is upon the fact that he com- IAMMJ. HOGAN, Ulttr M. HAROLD KELLY. mitted rape, was a sex pervert, a robber, a kidnaper, a • ; W. HARRY FEWMNCTON. mdsrtHe) sadist and wu arrested for these of the Aaaatlatod Frm - crimes. .. rntf If ntitM •Mia«vtl» UlU UM tot ntttllulM •« M ' Mrs. Ruth Shaw, mother of brie a Mi imw*»«*l tmn I* "My daughter, Mary Alice, was •MM MU ntmt MUWM chtrn, lURitelii tarartlMmiM Ii trklcB UM tmvWi Urntutn «mi WMM «Ml» tM atngimmt naMUUir M U» imr Mick •» «NW, only 17 when he kidnaped her, tore TUil i M rwpoMitmitHi tor Mtimimt *l «»MM( II MM» tnm tu tulin. her clothes off of her and for four end- SaMtrlKM* MM to Mraae* On* iwr ltl.Nl less hours terrified her, hurt her, sa- •MM M»r t Mkr, Imu Mtf tfHILIlM distically abused her and caused her MONDAY, FEBRUARY ». UM. SOKOUXY to lose her mind and life among nor- mal human beings." Chessman's criminal record started in 1937 and The Festival of Art ended with his apprehension Jn 1948. Why theStote Department should violate the Constitution of the Untold hours of effort must go dation, the festival is a perfect op- United States to seek a reprieve from the Judgment Into any project to assure, its,suc- portunity to present to residents of the courts for such.a person can only be explained. cess. Such was the story last year from all over the.state art exhibits by a total negation of the sanction of?law in ourcilvjl- v izatJon. The excuse that the rapist,- Chessman, has when the first Festival of Art was representing a wide variety of tal- become a hero to certain elements in South America, presented on Broad St. in Red Bank. ents and ideas. only reflects upon those elements: it must not be per- The second festival will be held As a commercial organization mitted to serve as a precedent for dictated Judicial;: this year June 3 and 4 on Broad St.dedicated to keeping Red Bank at procedure. Else, our courts crumble into dust and our from linden PI. to Harding Rdth. e top as a business, civic and cul- laws become the whim of our\ruleri,, H . v Last year's event drew artists from tural center, the Chamber of Com- Governor Pat Brown of California hu raised: an all atong the eastern coast. It wasmerce welcomes the festival It is altogether false issue, namely, capital punishment. :•, one more example to point to which Whether capital punishment is morally correct or not; the first time in the state that a is a matter of private conscience. If the governor said; major business street was closed off proves that Red Bank ii more thin that It is against his conscience ft permit anyone, even to traffic for a cultural event.' shopping area. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH a murderer or a rapist or a kidnaper, to be given the Although the festival drew some Last year's festival, with large YOUR GARDEN death penalty and that as a moral sandtlon, he, the criticism from merchants because ofcrowds wandering unhindered along THIS WEEK governor, will pardon or reprieve such persons, that • dip! in sales over the week-end, Broad St., was a pleasing sight. By Garden Reporter, , is his privilege and he must accept the consequences By SYLVIA POFtTER CeBage at AgrlcaHan of his decision. But Governor Brown did not say thatv most jpeople agreed that the Festi- There have" been suggestions Ritgert-The State Us*- y : matter in the soil, to limit we powers of grand grow tall, with mast of their and that's good. On the; contrary, the Constitution "" to the Juries.| - :;:;::%, newspaper!. We have been In leaves at the top. They call But recalling the lesson of 1957, it isn't touching the Una business a long time now, them "leggy.* returns of taxpayers receiving the expense accounts. .£? Tenth Amendment: ; i It wadd alienee than, and we have yet to see the day that you're dabbling in micro- when ipey comment: on If youn an this way, Just bibiologyl . SSource s off penicilliiilli n andd 'The powers not delegated to the United States when the newspapers and thblame e the abort dull days of win- You are still, exempt from reporting details of officials or brini k"~ TV and the1 radio were not eager streptomycin wen found in by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, by outlawing grand Jury "pre- ter that make phlMeadroo, ger- reimbursement or expenses if you are required to acmolds, you know. to give the people mentioned a anium, coleuf, patience, wax be- are reserved to the States respectively, or to the sentments." A grand Jury pre- chance to answer. The truth Is count to your employer—and instead, the new attacl The latter drug wu discovered sentment ii • report to the Judge gonia and often want to stretch at Rutgers Agricultural Experi- people." that most people involved in a out toward the light ia coming'through the employer, the firm which pays on an Inquiry the Jurors thought presentment would rather ment Station in a soil mold that In Kansas v. Colorado, the Supreme Court held:, touched on the public Interest, Donald B. Lacey, the expense account The crackdown will take two maybe didn't took too different have to answer. They forma: from yours. "This Amendment. . . disclosed the widespread even though no one was Indicted. rather keep it all quiet; ho mat. home grounds specialist, sug- fear that the National Government might, under the The supporters of Uw bin be-ter how the public interest might gests a way to rejuvenate such First, these firms will be asked to show on their Remember I'm willing to get lieve that such 4 disclosure ii be 'affected by the silence and ungainly specimen!. The first answers to your garden questions pressure of a supposed general welfare, attempt to not tajithe public Interest The the secrecy. step is surgery. returns certain detailed information about expense ac- Just send a card to Garden Re-exercise powers which had not been granted. With pubUc^hough, had a recent look Just cut back the plant and counts which they pay. This will give the Treasury porter, at exactly the kind of disclosure There ought not be very much use the cuttings to start new Ru'Srt'uwverslS, Nw'ISwi* equal determination the framers intended that no such the htt< would prevent Let'i doubt that denying the grand facto it doesn't get from the returns of the individuals plants. Feed the cut-back par- getting the expense accounts. Second, the accounting assumption should ever find justification in the or- matters that affect the public ent plants with water-eohibie fir- ganic act. and that if in the future further powers again. •£ UUnr aad place them ia a sun- procedure under which employes of these firms are interest Is'not an act that will ny window. ' seemed necessary they should be granted by the peo- Can K be fairly said that the serve the public. For a grand required to account will be checked during tax exam- Book R«vitw ple in the manner they had provided for amending disclosure of rigged cnils ihews jury that is bound by wch stric- Easy la Grew A. LINCOLN, PRAIRIE LAW- was not,in the public interest? inations by Treasury auditors to sea whether the pro- that act ..." • •. .,'' . ,., ... ;? yj tures will be forced to limit its New shoots will son develop cedures an adequate, i YER, By John J. Duff. Riaehart. We think not: for the TV probe activities to indicting for and you'll have an attractive I7.S0. The Constitution Is flexible but it Is not so flexi- touched public morality to the•laughter and to admonishing bushy plant to replace the over- One of the best Lincoln books quick..Now, what was responsi- Beginning with the tax return for I960—to be ble that It abolishes itself by executive Judgment In the sheriff to have the county grown me. Hen's Mr. Lacey*! filed in 1981—the Treasury will ask firms for expense to coma along in a great while. ble for bringing these disdoeui Jail swept out cftener. easy way to start new plants that AS the title indicates, it deals fact in the Sick Chicken Case (Schnechter Poultry Cor- to pubte attention? with Lincoln's law career but it And Just beyond Its reach may you can call a bonus: account information about the following persons: ^ ,,-«.,... , H,. H p0Ml|0|l y Unlted stt) ^ ^^ hJd . EquMsjr Hspouible wen. is more than a recital of the be a queition of great public ln< Make a propagating case out In corporations—the 25 hifjiest paid officers. cases he handles. Duff goe....s to , Extraordinary conditions may call for extra- frandjlury presentment and terest and concern, of a flower pot filled with build. In individual proprietorships—the proprietor and Congriaskmal Investigating com- en' sand and covered with a the roots of Lincoln's earliest ordinary remedies. But the argument necessarily stops mitteek;Wlthout the presentment, -Wall Street Journal Ms five highest paid employes who get $10,000 or more with law andlawyers plastic vegetable bag. Insert cut- and traces the impulsesi which short of an attempt to justify action which lies outside the Congressmen would have had lings In the sand: in compensation and expense account combined. no idJaV what was going on. turned Lincoln to the bar forthe sphere of constitutional authority. Extraordinary Without'-; the Congressmen, the CAIMrCHAB. Keep cuttings away from di- In partnerships—all partners, both general and livelihood. In developing the story conditions do not create or enlarge constitutional public would never have learned rect sunlight until they an not- limited. of Lawyer Lincoln, Duff does not what the grand Jury found.out ed, then pot them in a soil mil- confine himself to the courtroom; powers.. 1 tun containing one part humus For each of these, the corporation, proprietor or he rldei the circuits of the time Chessman, the rapist, raises the constitutional is- The Jury ! finding! would have rpf fK and three pans garden soil. partnership will have to show separately on its return and imparts their atmosphere remained lacked up and the Jur- and flavor. He writes with skill sue of federal Interference in a state case. or's lips sealed. RE Cuttings take about a month the amount of compensation and the expense account mn i to form and the resourceful knowledge For* General Sessions Judge I'M My 4lf enough roots for potpaid- , and whether the recipient accounted for gained from extraordinary re- In New York City did exactly tings. pense account The expense account figure must show search — the bibliography filial "tie Always Leaves A Afco Clea what iws bill la the legislature OF «IPP A ifftd objection, If two. Bui 6-Momluy, IVI>, 2% I960 the aniwen here In ih» column Ii a charming story, nothing could be farther from after the ihow, down. Bob Price i , */ Sale mi* ' » fd Gmnty A new 00e, As* of bridge In-

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IV. THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANT '^^j^^^gggiggigmj^jMfa-1 - PTAHtars Mental Health Director UNION BEACH - Mill Freda ReiniU, executive director of the Linda Lyons, Monmouth County Menu! Health Association wu the speaker at the recent meeting of the Union Joseph Small Beach Parent-Teacher Associa- tion in Memorial School. , Are Married She explained the problem in- HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mttvolved when an individual suffers Thomas F Lyons 114 Linden • mental breakdown, and told Ave.. announce the marriage of member..howhelp could be giv- their daughter. Miss Linda, Lea en mental patients to recuperate. Lyons, to Joseph R. Small, son A film, "The Key," wu shown, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Small, followed by a question and sni Woodiide. L. I., on Feb. 21 in wer period. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cath Several chairmen gave olic Church. mittee reports, including Rev. John C. Domin, asiistant Joseph Menvilie. who said pastor, officiated at the double- organisation hu 1M members: ring ceremony. Mn. Raymond Hahn, health an_ Mrs. William E. Kohlenbush safety chairman, who reported was the organist. The church wuthe school eye testing program decorated with bouquets of mixed finiahed for the year; and Mn. white flowers. A buffet-supper for Louis Riccardi, president, who the immediate families followed distributed (act finders to mem- at the home of the bride's par- bers and asked that they ents. them out and list the PTA com- The bride wu given in marmitte- e groups that they would like to serve with. riage by her father, and her AN OUTSTANMNw 60AL wai reached Friday by members of Intermediate Girl Scout Troop III of Fair Haven, white sharksin dress wu made Mrs. Riccardi also displayed a tunic atyle. She wore a email new book, "America's Wonder- when 14 troop members received the curved bar, Girl Seout'a highest eward, at court of honor ceremonies in close fitting hat of satin, trimmed lands," published by the National Willow Street School. This is the firit time In borough girl scouting history, and in records of the Northern with a short veil, and her bouGeographi- c Society, and which quet -was white earnatloni with baa been purchased for the Monmouth County Council of Girl Scouts, that this many eurWTd bars have been given at once, Curved bar win- Mrs* Richard Dawdy Maofa a white orchid as the center mo- school's library. nars. tested, left to right, Dana trennan, Jane Seymour. Cheryl* Hiti, Carol ©laser, Allyn Bennett. Patricia Murray. tif. Mrs. Thomas Behan, represent' Dicksie Hoyt, and, standing, Lynn Hubbard. Prudence Clayton, Marion Coehran, Dale Dicken.on, Patricia MeCrakan. Miaa Patricia Totaro, Atlantich,, « group of mothers from the Mendy Ferr and Dian Peters. . •' ;.'\', "'•• /.,..•'..'•••.;•' ;.. • •. - Elizabeth Ann Kessler Highlands wu maid of honor.cottase Park Area, asked for Her dress was mint green, and voiunteero to assist in petroling take groups for walks cm nature her ftowera, yellow carnations.,,« pool, Ava. crossing. She trails and to the picnic grounds -Weds Richard Moore iMi;2Blffi*!fff. BfM*P«Wad out the dangsra facing Maytime Tour of Homers for food and relaxation. ' the bride'a brother-in-law, wu«mfj| children at this crossing There are free clothing ahops -BETHLEHEM ' Pa. - Miss velvet, made princess atyle with best man. daring the early hours, before for men and women maintained Elisabeth Ana Kessler. daughter a chapel length train. Her fin-Upon retiming from their \ patrol boys are on duty. She and staffed' by auxiliary mem- otvMr. and Mrs .Donald Kesiler gertip length veil fan from a ding trip, tba couple will lrva oaluked volunteers to contact the Are Announced by Chairman and stocked with clean, at- 1703 MUlard St., and Richard white velvet pillbox cap, and sheN Barberie Ave., Highlands. local police department for-lnfor- tractive clothing donated by in- Dpdy Moored son of Mr. and carried an arm bouquet of sprays The bride Is a aenior at At-Imation. RED BANK - Announcement Kirkman, Fair Haven, garden son and Mrs. Lewis E. Brooksdividual, s and organizations in a.; B. Fletcher Moore of Mid-|of calls lilies, v : Untie Highlands High School A founder's day candlelight of the full committee for the clubs; Mrs. Spencer D. Embree, Red Bank, planning, Monmouth, Ocean, Union, and town-L i n c r o f t Rd., MidMrs. Richard WHndery of FuU- The bridegroom wu graduatedIceremony concluded the proMaytim- e Tour of Homes In the Holmdel, tea; Mrs: William R. Mlu; Helen Herrmann, Ffte- Middlesex counties - the areas ditown, N. J., were married erton. Pa., was matron of honor,from Brooklyn N. Y. Technical gram, directed by Mrs. Hahn. county to *be"hel be held May 24 under Jones7~HolmdelJones, Holmdel, hostesses; MrsMrs. hold. , is In'charge of arrange- erved by the hospital. •••-: F b.; 20. in Messiah Lutheran and Miss Lucille Keener, Allen- High School. He hu served with Refreshments ware served by athe sponaorshi• ••p o•-f the Marlbor-- •• o•-' A•. C- . DeAngeUs- ' , Little Silver, ments in case of rain.J, During the past year, almost C ureh here. town, Pa.j.wae the bridesmaid. the Air Force two years, and Is committee of second grade moth- HoipiUI Auxiliary was made parking; Mn. B. C. Thompson, "The Maytime Tour, which was S.000 hours were spent en such ! lev. Dr. Walter J. Velt, pas- Both were dressed:*.-gowns of staueaaMtUoaadd aat HighlandsHighlands.. HHea wfflerwUUeree Includinincluding Mrslira. . JohJohn O'Gor-thiO'Gor-lthlss weeweek bby MrsMrs. ,William G. Rumson and Mra. Morton Winer, given by the auxiliary the tintactivities by 73 active mala and __., officiated. Cheater Walck royal blue satin, made princess receive Ma disehargevln May.lman.Mra. John Borne. MM, Ruth Roua, Fair Haven, general chair- Red Bank, programs and. pos-time to 1958, hu been receivedfemale auxiliary memben. . ters; Mrs. Prospero DeBona, with great interest and enthus- v a the organist, and Mlu Car- style with bouffant length skirts. Wysecki. Mrs. Herbert Klein, nun- j' ' ,, ^ They carried bouquets of assorted Riimson, and Harry Roede, Fair iasm bjr the public with 800 per- o n Docky, soloist Mra. James Naoao and Mrs. Har- -Mrs. Roussaid, the six "unusu. • • ' - _ ** * . t _.. K_r___<' 9M • •'•• ______#____.____ . _t_ka__k . _A_w*__Le ______.__L##JbM___. the yellow flowers. lal and entirely different" homea Haven, .road''.signs; Mrs. Harry sons from four counties attend- . reception followed ry WooUay, Jr. big last year," Mr. Rous said. John StudenU of Mlddletown which will be open to the public A. Pujais, Riimson, publicity; C ndlelight Room of the Hotel Attendance awards were won will be listed next week. Mrs. Harry Vanlderitine, Middle- The tour is the major fund- DRESSMAKING I Ihlehem,'which was decorated wu bert man. Ushers were Rob- Club Hostess by John Ward's eighth grade m Those who have' been appoint town, Mrs. J. Berkeley Gordon raising event of the auxiliary. « h candies and bukeU of ae- ert Schmid~ t o"f Poin~"t Pleasant UNION BEACH - Mrs. James the Memorial School; Mrs: Wal-id to the committee are Mrs: Marlboro and Mrs. R. Blpmfield- Funds derived from the tour a ted white flowers and greena. and Robert Cubbage, Mlddletown. Me Coy wu hostess to the Regu-ter Hutton'a third grade, Cot- Mark D. McClain. Middretown.1 co- Brown, Shrewsbury, patrons, and are used for the patients at the lie bride, escorted by herThe bride's mother chose a lar Democratic Womens' Club tage Park School, and Mrs. Mary chairmen; Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Mn. William Zillger, Little Sil-hospital. t her, wore a gown of white gown of champagne colored bn>when it met last week in thLynch'e a first grade, Florence Rumson, ticke'ti; Mrs. Robert yer, Mrs. James MCCosker, Rum- The decorating project will be ALTERATIONS cade with".great accessories, and Daughters', of America Hall. Avenue School. the principal recipient-although ON ALLTVFU • a corsage of orchids. The bride- Buffet luncheon wu served, television sets, cigarettes, tame r groom's mother wu dratted in and a card party followed. prizes, dress fabrics, books and UDIIS *MIN$ moss green lace, and her cor- Hostess gifts were awarded periodicals and party refresh- sage was orchids. to Mrs. Howard Smith and MrsHospita. l Unit CLOTHING ments are also provided from the JUUANNA SZEPLAKI, For her wedding trip to Ber-Frank Raccloppi. Others attend- proceeds. , European^ dressmaker, often muda, where the couple were ing' Mrs. Orin Gunuuls, Gets Bigger Started la IM7 excellent workmanship at rea- guests at the Elbow: Beach Ho- Mrs. Charles Barker, Sr., Mrs. simMe prices. Call or visit Joseph Scholer, Mrs. Jack Cough- The' auxiliary, which has been tel, the bride wore a beige walk- EATONTOWN - Mrs. Gary i existence since 1M7, is still far fall bfermatlea. ing suit with brown accessories. lin, Mra. George Ross. Mra. Neil Worlhley, president of the Eat- Brown, Mrs. James McCarthy, one of the few in the United 130 PM0M1CT AW. The couple are now living at ..ontown Auxiliary of Riverview Slates to work directly with pet- The Cottage, Mountain Hill Rd.. Mis. Jennie Kultberg, Mra. Lou-Hospital, welcomed four new .is»e Redinger-^.. , Mrs— . An.__..n. Gormley , vS$m at fut'week'a member- ients In the wards, library and oc- inn*sum; - . iMIddletown. cupaOMat therapy rooms, Mn. The bride is a graduate:o_*._ f Mrs..„,,.. Fre, d Khige and Mra. 9»is ahh> ;Ml and reception in .the ambulance building. They are R«ua laid. SH 7-1413 after I p.m. iBethlehem, Pa. High/ School. "**" In clement weather volunteers Allento^;.j'.Pa!v',.'General L. .!_ _ • Mrs. Robert Hsyes, Mn. Asa Fary, Mrs. William Hunter, and HospiUl School ofNttMng. The GlN Scout TfOOp bridegroom was graduated from Mn. Fred-rick Wurtt. Mlddletown Township High School Hat Valentine Fett Mn. Hubert M. Farrow, «o«r- and attended Lehigh University. dinator of Volunteer aetiviUea at UNION BEACH-Girt Scout the hospital, spoke en the pro- He ia a aenior at Rutgers Univer- Troop 19, sponsored by the Ital- sity. -,_. . • , ,..c ' gram of the volunteers. v ian American Social Club, wu The auxiliary voted to purchase given • Valentine dance and par-a bottle etertiier tor the pedi- Plan Recreation ty by Mrs. Arthur Cairo, leader •trie ward and to make anweks last week. Mrs. Cairo was as-for the volunteer workers. Program Benefit sisted by Miss Barbara Bottger. They will also donate several HOLMDEL - The irecreaUon Jo-Ann Tobia. the U» "Queen scrsp and stuffed toys program for the'children of theof Hearts." crowned the I960 made by one of the members; Curtains ' township will benefit from a card queen, Bernadette Drspeau. Mrs. Ralph Hatfieid. party and fashion show to A dance contest was woq by Draptrits Alice Hermanns and Theodore The rnoatNy meeting date hu •pmacred by the athletic AMCAN SAFAKI — was the theme for the program AND LOW IN COST mitten of the Holmdel Township Brunei-, Jr. hgd from the thirt Slipcovers Civic Association. Guests were Starr Bandar, Thursday of each month at I p.m hold yesterday afternoon by the United Luthern Women It will be held Thursday, April Patty Boyee, Rene Braalgaa, in the ambulance building to the of Holy Trinity Luthern Church in the church. The pro- mrauMN nt Bedspreads Nancy Flynn. Sharan Gregory. lint Thursday of the month at 21. in Ye Cottage Inn, Keyport, gram featured a, lecture on the "Dark Continent" by ind wilt feature fashions by 10 a.m.' at Riverview. Thii linens Clothes Closet" of Holmdel. mlchasl, John Coonay, Christine change will be effective Thurs Miss Hortense Quinche, Red lank'High School French Mra. Francia Burke Is commit- O'Oorman. Adrian Schup, Ed- day, March 3. teacher who has served es a missionary teacher in the V«n«tian ward DIUgot, Antenette Sinatra, tee chairmsn, assisted by Mn. Othen attending the tea wenBelgian Congo, and series of film strips for children'and David Carlson, tickets;" Mn. Rus-Artyne Smith, Angela Tobla, Jo Mn. Elmer C. Wainwright. Mr.. sell Lagatuta and Mn Marshall Ann, Tobia, Gerald Bordi, Jeff Clifford Cadman, Mra. Ernest adults. An exhibition of an African village was elio Warner, publicity; Mrs. Lillian Bottka, Dennla Brawn, Edward Graf, Mrs. Harry Saling, Mn. featured. Standing in this totting, left to right, ere Rev. Vadaai, specisl events; and Mrs. Cartoasa. Cheater Faulkner. Edith lewis. Mrs. Cora Wagner, Harold L. Hornbergor, pastor; Miss Quinche, and Mrs.' from size John O'ConneU and MnRay. . Charles Franklin. Peter Konish. Mfl. J» R* Norwood* Mft. iMBfl mood SpiUer. fashion Steven Ruby and John Wllhuns. Snydar and Mn. Elmsr Sharp. William Graff, chairman of the African Safari program. Mra. Burke aaid she needs ad dttional assistants to run the event. Volunteers may contact Kitty Kelly: her at II Crescent Rd., Haslet BETTER THAN OWNING Rebuffed Suitor Is Told YOUR OWN Go Away, Don't Return MACHINE! Dear Kilty Kelly: bull got It, Do you think there I am going to be married nextia any chance he will ever come July to e boy 1 love vary much.back? I wrote him and received Before we became engaged, wea mean answer.—E. S. Si«ayauawendsrfMm.Mk^'»e forYOU! had a apat. I dated another bey Dear E. S.: What's done U) even Die ve.au_h>«• special awards were given to swer period followed. Mrs.. Harry under the chairmanship of Mrs.*"* *•"•; Mrs. Forence Knight and Miss Mahler program chairman, ar-Morton Winer, and a brief review S^'"^ Henrietta Herrmann. Mrs. Han- tanged for D. Sprung* visit, of the history and religious slg- «J™»*| SLffi£?55i sel Applegate, councilor, and Comment, were made by Mr* nificsnee of the holiday, prepared P»» and Grandma Moses All Mrs. Marilyn Long were in John McGonnell concerning the by Mrs. Sidney Sprung, holiday five ot these painters are still charge of arrangements. poor attendance at the PTA dance workshop chairman and present- living. .Attending were Miss Mary Mrs. Applegate welcomed Mrs. held Saturday, Feb. 6, at Conner's ed by Mrs. Ether Sher. Helen Fitch of Long Branch into HoteHl l Water WitchWih. A requestt, PlanPl s wlllUbecompletei becompleted for the «huton. Mrs._WMth B., Cun-the membership. wu made for return ot tickets third OOnegg Shabbat of. the y A "Polyanna" party and cov- Our ChMrti givea to members. to be held Saturday afternoon ered dish supper for those with Announcement wu made of tbs March 12, at thh e homh e off MrsM , Ehraod F. Searles/ BNSJIV Se4# At Plans were set for a birthdays in February will take Junibr Holy Name Lester Swartx. Rumson Rd., Little Silver. Mrs. Sidney Lichter. Jew- presentation of National taKMIm basketball games. , - 31 :In thMrse . Agnes Snydcr and Mrs. Ar- hi Ywt. Mother M. Clara, principal, ish education chairman, hu an-color slides Msrch tene Cain in charge. thanked everyone who helped tonounced that the speaker-for the withomh eth -•e " America- "-•'n "artists study Others attending were Mr. and make the candy ssle a 1 Mrs. Andrew Boice, Mrs. Ralph Proceeds paid for delinquent * ernoop will be Lawrence »-"- theme«"* •. The meeting will be open on "Jewish Ethics and Morals i to, members and guests. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Cora Wagner, Mrs. bills snd other bills. Searles will be assisting hostess. Mae Aumack, Mrs. Fred Hart- i > Among those present were Rev Practiced in the Business ley, Mrs. Henry Dean, Mrs. Elis- John 0. Domin, assistant pastor; World." . abeth Sorenson, Mrs. Edith Lew- Mother Clara, prinlcpal; Sister Reservations will also'be ac-Mrs. Sidney Mendelson are chair is, Mrs. Allda Ziogale, Mrs. Min- M. Joan, Sister M. Veronica and cepted at the meeting for the men of the event, which will feanie Griggi, and Miss Sara Bow- lister M. Carol. group's annual Purlm ball to belture music by Pete Galatro an ater. The next meeting will be Tues held Saturday alght, March II, Ms orchestra, and a midnight at the synagogue. Mrs. Sher and'supper, day. March 22. Ayelet Unit Plans To Attend Dinner •mfS& . HAZLET -The Bnsl Brlth Ayelet Chapter outlined plans to attend a donor dinner March 13 Bamberger's new Chantrey Salon In the Waldorf-Astoria. New York, at a meeting of the execu- tive committee Wednesday in the te just a step away from Paris home or Mrs. Leonard Miller, 13 Haul PI. The Salon is plush, the attention divine, Be pampered to licauly perfection liy our creative A "Home Beautiful" show will stylists, expert hair color'isls, msnicurism and elo<;lrologi»l«. Open* today. be featured at the general meet- tog tonight in the Keyport Syna- gogue. Chlnaware will be dis- played by the Keyport Jewetsn WI'VI PLANNID THIU OPINING SPECIALS FOR YOU and flower arrangements will be Custom Conditional permanent'with fashion shape cut, style consultation, shampoo by Kalmus Florists, Hostesses wen Mrs, Dsvld Lemberg, Mrs. Stanley Sehwartt American Room cold wave with fashion shape eut, style consultation, shampoo and set $9.95 and Mrs. Charles Goldstein, Our n.wist Pr.nch frostlns, compl.tt head ....,- ...... _ 01S GIRL SCOUTS VISIT LINCROFT - Girl Scout Troop COMI IN WITHOUT AN APPOiNTMINT OR CALL: liberty M241 • MILP1N9 HAND—Msmbsrs of the Junior Red Crou are co-operatlng with tne 324 visited the Congo Jones School of llorscmsnshlp and the Chantrey Halon, Uptxr Level, IiMmborKor'a Monmoulh a.Tl,, |n Jldrlbuflna pesteri for the start of ?ne annual fund drive. Left TO neighboring breeding farm of Mr, I fc. .,. J, MV Sd!"fieulty ,pon.or of the Junior ft.d Crb,. et Red lenk nd Mrs, Charles Burke Wednes- day In place ol the regular meet- 2S S h.o ' NsnVy &• tJk Catholic Hi«h Schoal, Pauline ».r«U.d lank ing. They were accompansd by uIII MM RleTirdU, Doilger, Sr., vice chelfm.n of the m.t.r s.rvi.e ef th. Kos) Mn, Louis Kopsny and, Mrs. He- Si , sSy C. oil RICH, nd lerbar. Sl.,(rl.d, M ^ Mfi i Hunt, co-leaden. A,CtrHH.Fefcte •jrHMHUCE FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — St, er. .As.** After 4 Years Donald Wood, t PITTSBURO, Kan (AP) -The Freehold. ., suffered braises and Water-lettuce is a . ^WASHINGTON - To prepare aaat algae aadsrttosd ojaadraanJel sneettog of the Order cuts Ssturdey night when Wsaquatic plant found to stow mov- Mr the possibility of • tbermo- by arrows hi iMrtobMes aay ? 2s)en ia to session. westbound car struck s utility tog streams from Ftorida to .••clear war without preparing ls« "shatter." Yoa who are members of World pole on County Ht SJ7here. Texas. Its toots never find an- .tar the consequences may justi- Under World War II bombs Chanter No. 1 are scattered all He wu treated at the scene chorage. fiably, perhaps, be described u they'd be worth while. Under over the United States and acme •total lunacy. atomic bombing they might help. other countries, but yon •v-;nii Is a peart k the ear- But except at great distance us is The Day. • >teat debate aver whether the they'd be usless if a hydrogen You are celebrating your birth- Raited SUtaa la bomb falls. day .today for the first time to Has anyone aver told you four yean. race the effect! of fire. Matt and fall- Because he felt you wen being • There is abulkling ta the Ar- out to be expected by the explo- short-changed, F. W. Brinker- I JONG. UBAK. STOUT I CO. tie something called the Ballis- sion of a thermonuclear warhead toff, the Pittsburg, Kan., editor tic Missile Early Warning Sys- containing the equivalent or mfl- and publisher, founded the order tern which, supposedly, will give Uooa of ton of high explosive? to UH. Then, as now, to you 30 minutes wsrntog of an And keep in mind, too, thtt a membership scroll .to snyone ems voes errt -attack. ": .' :•• :*•>;:•.••:• : • y tab) Mtta la committed, pub- who Could meet the' single ob- In a casual conversation with licly, at least to a policy of sub- vious requirement: That be to Sen. Leverett Saltonstatt (R. mitting to attack tint, of strik- born on Feb. IS. Then are no IN BAST FtONT HIBf tDIANK,N.J. Mass) one day, the question wu tag back only It we are hit dues, no formal meetings.' posed as to what be would do If la • general, all-out thermo- Since your last birthdey mem- the warning siren Mew. nuclear war the nation with the bership to' the order hu grown - ' The uaMSar J,SkaMM sW * greater survival potential will be to MM. Senior member is Miss • | ^ • w^*t ^^^^^^^^^^^v • ^^^^B^^^saaw a^aFe* w the winner—If there li such MIN IN HUB DINE—Enjoying annual venison dinner at Harry's Lobster House. See Julia Covert of Jettenonville, STOCKS IONDS snkaMy.jast lie dewa M Ike Bright, at guests of the proprietor, Mrs. Ann* Jacoubs, are, left to right, Police tad., who is IN yean old today. sswuwi aavirr •«• tswtnwm cuie sidewalk, aad pray. Ti ness* This means shelters under- Cept. George Dougherty, See Bright; Patrolman Norman Skidmore, Little Silver; Next are Mn. Irene Alexander detbstthaatogelatoaeel- ground , designed to withstand of Oskalooss, Kan, and Mn. .tor. The fire aad blast and to filter fall- Detective George H. Clayton, Jr., Red Bonk; Patrolman William Toser, New Shrews- EUtatoth Cathen of CMckasha, out With 30 minutes1 warning at bury; Capt. James Egidio, Atlantic Highlands; State Trooper Frank Licitra, Ser- Okla., IN yean old. As an afterthought, Sslton- least some people can escape wood, and See Bright's Mayer Thomas Farrell. In foreground is William Musto, cep- Century yean not divisible by atoll uld he had often wondered death by taking refuge in them. 4M are not leap yean, yet the whether no warning at all would Those who reach them are the fain of-eounty detectives. • ',' .'•..':•'• . * organisation secretory, Kenneth be preferable. ones upon whom this nation will I. Simons, reports then have ems* itou, rsum - The point is: There Is now nodepend to pick up the pieces. been three spplicattons claiming to hide to a themxttu- To data, •e govern- 40 Years birth Feb. », UN. One of the ar war, a da- . a woman, indignant- Prom time to time you are ad- te ly Insisted the date was right. _ ted by /your federal govern- With Sell She said her mother and the or to ted HOLMDEL — Edward F, El- family triNe sapportod her claim. <3Sjent to prepare for disaster by yea what to da It yen have to Sleeping a certain amount of bert, 14 Crest Dr., Uttle Silver, Simons, managing editor of the jijgasoHne to your ear along with The Russians are being far recently observed his «th anni- Wttsburg Headlight and Sun, ''M escape kit of food and water.mere realistic. There are com- versary of service with the Bell eays among memberb s areU U sets ;»Where are you going? pulsory survival courses for the System. , of twins, including two upstate ; '"]Voa are also advised to keep aentire population. Shelters are Mr. Elbert Is a member of the New York stolen bory to 1171. 'JfrtMreek supply of food and being built around factories. In- technical staff of B*U Telephone There are alas three or four •:w»tor on head la your bone. deed, some have been built al- Laboratories ben; sisters and brothen ton Feb. fine brands for 96 years >#at home? ready.. .,,..-. ••- •'•'•••• :: In l«0, Mr. Elbert Joined West-p. four or eight years apart Whatever the casualties In the era— Electri c Company'~ 's Engineer~ ,.California with •) miuesto dties, the Russians are appar- lag Department, which wu In- for scrolls. Is numer-tn to Kan- > for th» home) \ enthjr making 'an effort to save as corporated u Bell Laboratories ass, with M oa MO appllcatli many of their technics! worken aim: MWaysiper U veUlTOtnVsl ' offend to fonn' World Chtptcr M poulbto* ' -' '•. • -His early work wu concerned : : , QsnVnvIn >v»tji« wmfVWm. with switchboard lamps and ther- No. J. '• "•• •' , Martex towels only If it can guarantee mocouples and later with re- Babies bora today will get gold luxury in terry _. . destruction of the enemy/s search in carrier telephone and tinted scroll. will and capacity to fight telegraph transmission, systems Meeting adjourned until Feb. W01 and capacity depend on which permit numerous messages who and what survive. to be carried on the same wins J I TIACHB OF THBYIAR award winners, selected by atones^ TYPttTS NEEDED ' (Tanas Marlow, who regularly the Newark Chapter of the National Management As- Dovsfsefsjesjt Work FORT MONMOUTH - To writes tMs column, Is to.) sociation, left to right, are Lawrence Cemiso, Jersey For several yean he was en- Kenwood blankets la development work on test • temporary workload at City; Mrs. Ethel- Smith, Jamesburg, end Mrs. Mary vacuum tubas untU Ms/whan the O. 8. Army Signal Research warmth and beauty be turned to waveguide research. I Development Laboratory Bierstadt, Red Bank, receiving awards from Miss Bess here, Fort Monoouth Is seeking Garden Club Lewis, right, director of education for the organisation. M typists to 011 temporary pos- i All three winners are business teachers. Mrs. Bierstadt ns to the Hexagon area, It 1 ^o.l specialist is chairman of business education for Red Bank High wu announced by Robert AM- Plans Party lnger, Littto Silver, civilian per- NORTH CENTERV1URV1LLE School. net director. : Mr. Aldlnger Waverly fabrics to Card party plau wen pointed out that these appoint- for quality $lipcoven ' at a nesting of the Wi Today ments will be for a JMay period Park Garden Cub Wednesday to and wUI be filled without Civil North Centervilla fire house. Mn Knighting 31 Service examination.. John Morris, president, named Mrs. Dale Hsxton card party Altar Boys Newsprint mills have found a IONG BRANCH - Thlrty-one new source of income hi vanillin, Callaway rugs The patty wltt beMdta ajs^will be knighted into the Which to taken from sulphite the Molly Pitcher Hotel, ltar Boy Society at a ceremony me durability ; ak. Committees were appoatea UQUOf tiiid ta Mf/tprint preduO" : In Holy Trinity Catholic Church errange - for tlcksts,f refresh iiwa. aaya newspmt facts. mento.'prisu and pubucit/.' tonight at 7:30. BBn is used u a flavoring Rev. William Hsughney. a fac- •ol n pSffume. < I A plant sale wu conducted and ulty member of St. Mary's High proceeds will be used toward the School, Perth Amboy, will of- purchase of a coffee urn for club ficiate. Inc. use. Mn. Morris Ray Williams A buffet supper will be gave a report oa garden remind- the boys and their en for the month. New nwmben welcomed wen in the church hall later by the VJB)^VIF S^s^oa^aMB^nVPBBj eBv# WHJ^BF BBvBasBv Rosary-Altar Society. Mn. Kenneth Quian, Mn. W. R Members of the parish bsve Eevard F. Esssrt ;|TILSH Bart, Mrs. Daniel Santopletn 1-0030 and* Mn. Richard Concato. een invited to attend. Since WU, Mr. Elbert hu been A apodal cake wu served ta ,. ToBoKalghte* primarily concerned with re- honor of the second saniversary Boys to be knighted are: search and development of com- OF THE of the dub. Hostesses were Mn. John Assaretta, Ralph and Rob- ponents for microwave systems, Robert English, Mrs. Sidney Fay ert Calabrese, Gregory Clam- including stadias of - and Mrs. James Fnglette. The brone, Robert Ooffi. Nicholas D'- ors for possible microwave ap- door prise wu won by Mn Apolito. Bart D'Aveno, Nidwlai pUcations. Francis Brenton. Belmore. Charles and Felix De» Mr. Elbert wu bom ia Brook- FAIR HAVEN - Ralph B. SanUs, Alex Dohme, Samuel Fal- lyn. N. Y., and attended Poly- Red Bank Register Johnson, 731 River Rd., will com- vo, Joseph Fiona and William technlc Instituto of* Brooklyn.'He plete a 17-year career when heGiui. is a member of the Fiuk B. retires from the New Jersey Bell Alto. Nlcholu Grasso. Joseph Jewett Chapter of the Telephone Telephone Company today. Helvaty, Walter Howell, Hany Pioneers of America. LEON'S Mr. Johnson Is a veteran Johantgen, John Kowalczyk, Carl Mr. aad Mrs. Elbert have been World War 1, having served as Larsen, Michael Miraehl, Anthony Little Silver residents for Nearly an engineer In France in 1911 R»viele. John Riddle, Andrew It yean. WEEK Day Sftrvic* "f £?*-*L?."Ar *"?.*? Ru»tn. Edward Surak. John Tern- They have a son, Edward El- Islsnhwie company u an instal- aino, Joseph Valentl, Anthony and bert, who Is assecisted with the AtOvCdlOfrlMM lsrlaliUS: . He became a repair Victor YepUlo end Ralph Zam- IBM Co.. Kingston, N. Y. BY YOUR NBGHIORHOOD NEWSBOY in 1M3. Mr. Johnauo U a • DRY CUANIN* • SHUTS member of the Veterans of Fo^ eige Wan, Red Bank. Bath Shalom Piirim • FUTWORK PTA Stage* Dane* Ball Sch.dul-d H.7AWHtTBST. Us) IANI RED BANK - As anniversary For Pafrol Benofit Purim baU will be held Satur- Fair Haven day alght at toe Congregation RARITAN TOWNSHIP - ABstb ttakm on 1M Maple Ave., CD Display "Snowball Dance," sponsored by members and their _ Mrs. the Middle Road-St. John's Par 'Milto n "SolomoB and Mrs. WU- FAIR HAVEN - Foods and ent-Teacher Association, "ha Uam Fishbein Ire the general supplies needed to a home fallout been reported a success by Mrschairmen. shatter are being displayed by Edward Berth, chairman. Sh The Jack Stoneck trio will play tthhe Fair Haven Civil Defense or- said profits from the affair. wi...l. for dancing and the entertain- gsnizatloa in a store window at used toward the purchase c meat wUI featun Doctor Jack 00 1 east of the shopping center-™!. " 2aa?d Stff^Ii". John' s schoo"5""**"l patrols. wh"do Fr«an. sppsaiin The guesgt a entertainerst the Fair-. "The exhibit is planned for sev- Bntortalament wu provided by mont Ledge In Lakewood, will era! moans' showing," Robert A Joseph tinier, Robert Harris, to give aa tatornul program of mu- Matthews. CD director, said... and Mn. WUIism Cullen. MT. andsic, chatter and stories. "We want everyone to study Mrs. Richard Concetto and Mr. Assisting the chalrmea isn Wth«e displayVM|My, childre»M»MIWn1 iadudsWMMIWd end Mn. William Cllnour. Mn. Robert Lefkcr, who Is to Then each family can plan and Music tor duKlng wu by Mjkkrsnvsl* «Jls)ea Bsne prepare Its own shelter against Aristocrats. Sager and Miss Minnie ireslow. - Montraiajl 801 atomic attack or accidents and A "snowball hat" wu created decorations; Bsnjamln Ross aad possible natural disasters," he Or Mrs. Bert Dubln and won Roy Sager, entertainment, and •otteneM by Mn. Berth, muter of eere>|Mrs. Herman Cohen, refresh- Federal CD booklets detailing monies. mehts, "Family Fallout Shelter" con- struction are available to Fal Haven residents and building -M YEARS! HtRtMYARU owners at the borough CD office OUR IARLY WIIKDAY SKOALS la the fire house, he Mid, FURNITURE In addition to canned foods and Reg. and sjai...,, »for 2fc and sanitation, the exhibit in< Stredsl >„.i....—,e _,il fo( r Mo I for lOo dodos n M-lnch muM of a base- WML Cstsaet Cake Me Ib, Mew. st shelter and a home-type CARPETS Cheese Cake Me ea, Me ee. hot water lank, BEAUTIFULLY CLEANID MAI IMS COUPON OR PHONE SH 14010 'All homes normally have the ALL ORDIRS 0IVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION Items needed to stock a fnllsu IN YOUR HOMB OR AT OUR PUNT shelter," Mr. Matthews noted WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS CLEANID REMEMBER "The changes involved for fain INRIDIANKiTS les sre largely as to quantity SH M2SS and placement of supplies," WK BUY AND SXLL VtBD 0RHNTAU Appreciation to Jesse Bennett TBLIPMONI for use of the storo was expressed ACNE CARPET. PARIS PASTRY by Mr. Matthews and to the CD and NO SIRVICI CHAR«I FOR DIUYI1Y • "Whir* QiuUly h Our SptcUHyn display committee, Police Chief Carl J. Jakubecy, Leonard UPHOLSTERY CLEANING CO. L-, •••••••Ml 49 BROAD ST. SH 1-0252 Mack, and Philip B. Coin, 1 t. A. Enter* Flea ei> Guilty tt iMosBMom Cousty Board of Resl- KtsjMbaqrg. aot guUf ors saw a film, 'The House FREEHOLD - Charles E.Auto Sales, First Avt« AtltatJ t o chargeh s of issuag twt o wort 'Hunters." at their meeting in Pe- Dwight. 19. of Pearl St., Rei flghtands, and the ssme day leis checks utaUag US to tie erson's restaurant last week. federal government I The film wu presented by Wil Bank, pleaded guilty Friday b lamaged a ear betaaging t Jeter Murray, Washington Avs According to ths prosecutor, iiam Mertens, Asbury Park, vice fore county Judge Elvin R. Sir Atlantic Highlands. the checKs, issued Nov. 2, we e ^resident of tne boerd. mlU to charges of malicious mfc Dwight will be sentenced Marc in partial payment for a fl,7«. CecU CroweU. Middletown, w«« chief. \l. .'•-.• :-.,•• ' • judgeneht awarded the goveri.> welcomed as a first dan mem- Prosecutor Vlncett P. Keupe In other action, Mr. aad Mrs ment against the brothers Sept.|ber of the board by Harry Faby. said Dwight wu angry faecauro \teyer S. C. Cotton. South ':. 1954. • . membership cuirman. he claimed be wu Incorrect y jrMge. pleaded aot gutty to No trial date was set | -•— charged on repair bills at te Jmge of selling bur to a tea Kenneth De Fretueg, a soldier Grandfather, Grandcluld LaFr«da automobile agency agcr which eventually ended u Monmouth St., Red Bank, brok stationed at Fort Monmouth, tfBV. |iSrsk

County Mental Health Unit Discusses Developments UNO BRANCH - "Mat Branch, director of N«w la Menial Hsala la lion-sociaf sociall work of tne Pollak disk Booth Count*' wsstho subject u Montfouth Medical Center, do. ofdbcuauon tt tha masting oift scribed the doubled volume te board of dlncton of the Moo- servlco tendered by that clinic aouth CountyMentalI Health As-la the last year, particularly the discontinuance in Center. tsmbsr, 1N», of community clink Biff* Amour loog services by the Central New tor- * sty Mental Hygiene Clinic. This <^;'<». servlco is now the out-patient de- Staff Officer partment of Marlboro State Hos- pital. Pollak Clinic hu increased Its psychiatric staff, but hu critical vacancies ia social service posi- tions, which have resulted, is waiting list problems. This clinic offers therapeutic services, with related diagnostic and consultant wrtaotT SMMHONG work, to residents of Monmouth County whoso income Is limited. la addition, the clinic hu add- ed research and training func- tions during the last year, since It hu become accredited u a QUALITY! member of the New Jersey As- sociation of Mental Health dm- THE PkOOr IS IN THt IATINQ...AND OUR "SIMPLY WONDIRFUL" ics and with the ttats Depart- ment of Institutions aad Aim- MEATS mU KORE THAN SATISFY YOUR DESIRE TO SERVE YOUR des. Last week, Miak Clinic was accepted u a member clinic FAMILY THE FINEST ...COME TASTE THE DIFFERENCE I of the American Association of Psychiatric Clinics for Children, which will enable It to serve u a training clinic for personnel la the field of child psychiatry. Simply Wonderful Freshly Ground Mal.HMnrH.lHte Mrs. Paul twits, Middlotown. HAZLET-MsJ. preUdsat of tha Children's dan, Jr., of. f Sorrty * "• Psychiatric Center, described been named it tha Ordnance progress ia raidng the necssM Guided MtoHl* art Special Weap>- ftta* tor that elmic to begla on Staff Offieer lor tin N« crattiai personnel. Uses an now ; York Ordnance District Ma). Jordsa wffl be nfpoaat child pyschlatristjM medical < bb for co«r&aatittg tha tocfof forno Mnricov who will n procuvsmsat programs tun be raspoosiblo tor the Wr- aired by tho district, ing of additional clinic personnel 4 lo 6 pound ovtragt prime coatracti for the Nht Zwa TUs service will be restricted to children, but will compiemeM FRESH CALI HAMS tho services of the Pollak Clinic, malJng. psychiatric out-patieat "Simply W«tMvr'-C* hom Urn V*tn§ M«% .' . MEDICAL help available to krgtr numbers CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS Tha assd for unices to children . by a Survey of "Simpty WmtdwM' MEMOS School CkOdrea whkh la bdag •» H I NswtoaMaMb M4V fa oouatjr achools t ACII I SHANK HAlf HALF Dr. Ate L. Lewis. Msaasaua. When too Is a qossUoa of STEAK $W0» nSH *59<

, at ts M longer sohn* 1 taaholkm Kb ^MawBvgsjrw^a #nv> ^^^gaj*o^o^p^^^p^w ^s^naaw^aweB^BH a of a Moo* to* tha mtanQr Ul. as dtvsJepad t "»« PORIIUTTS STEAK COO ^3ys ' Maatal Htalth Study Corn- SMOKED Oil HAMS a maa Is dsflattely Swift '. Ji Now Jersey Association tor Men- IVBIYDAYIOW, LOW hot It aay prors mat a tal BssHh were described by MIAT PttCK could not possibly bo tho father. Peter Edwardsen, Eatontowa. It is aicissary» ' Mb* Freda Retails, of B ITALIAN SAUSAGE »ittrlMM BJ.^9C Baas, executive auvcnr or me 3ho stoniest method'Is the uat associstloa. aummarltsd slgnlfl. FRESH HAM STEAK- cant dsvtiopmsatt within the As- MM fc.99tj SHORTENING sodattoa'a program. Recruitment JUKY CURE STEAK • sad trahitog of vosaatssfs at war wla ths swriag service at Mar MNBESS SHOUtDE* STEAK *89c

eA^^^^a) ^^a^tl eMaatt aaaMat^ama^sl djlmfl UMBBI, aaja ww iwMnwi, IBI _ FRESH NECKIONES JELL-0 DESSERTS -4 29- more vokatstrs an Beaded ia ia tha rssorltHntlon pro. MESH IAIY SPARE 1MIS »>4fe Clkl'MlXOS OioeoioM.WMlo, Yellow 4 ^ I oHIlrO ClMRSIf FerloslerCleemlni2fcr2Tr for e»«atioatsi to toduds cou SHORT RH$ Of IS Cams! Barf Hash °-«- '^4 - '1 SwHKt Wkels Ckkks*-.^ ~ Si* Eipaatton of oduettional serv- PUTE SOUP MEAT to iBdudesemlssrs for work- of tho MN blood factor, Even *rt in rtlsted IMds, group lead- SHOUIOER IAMI CHOfS »79c person hueilhtr typtyptM.ertypi«rshle M. p training, sad educational Owl k.9f# •" 2 N, or typt MN. ^apiiSntiWtt««If both piiSntiWtt«««»", « t LAMI COMIINATION INGUSH MUPflNS ara type M, tbea all tha childrehUd a ag*ggw % Gourmet 1 Ib. wlU bo typt Mo If thty m typidm OJ g,gJ g Seeds or Seedless lost M ' wtsJaai • dJlal J^MMfM Will IM IMM OMND OffMNO DA«r PffATlMfS rj.oj-Becmior-wls M and thma othwlS^s Jhrewsbur•at?y , — Froson Foods — — Do/IFovortfos- 'sfV Dinner isf paj .wmm wHV wmwmm asaw*» i MARGARINE aad outlined pleas for UkswlM, If one Is N and — I Pud Drive. Edwin Mhor la MN, thoa half tho da> Sliced Bacon Deal wJU hud m the In- MMMIS dfflaaaaV w|1f ' safe M slBajt - ISM ' dtffc^EaT Tulip Fair half MN. If. both partots araNdutrlat _ Jl drive; Mrs. Itajsmla sVM Cnwttti pkg. MN, the* H par coat of the ehilJUKJrof- Orefftkyl . Watt AUenbunt, sad Nurririeui H*ydo drea wffl bo MNi » ptr coacsat MrsIrs.. Stanlty Butku, Lang Fancy Menmeuth will bt M isd tt ptf CM! will pir 5-t^i •«ober*t Tepser aad Mrs. Daniel 'kWMte ItaV M vh > < >itw Al Motf-Mo Wast* Now this , both of Deal, special CISM CRSWAW MrsJWlliam AMERICAN **"**'* * " * * CNIISI SIAR40ST TUNA PK -^5 *ffMaUaT CIIMBI BJgtljgMgi sld wttka ana COO OR PERCH - have from a ths cMMI aeeastd asa hat A ooffu hoar iwrtilil ths N. thta ho «oiM aot aot-jooUBf wNh Mrs, Mtry Vt» k*«a ki«B ma fathsr. AMTaf Uwteft, m thane. Oth- aaBira (apOTW law MWIWI e ers present were Osa. Oeorge L, Tf the accussd hapnans to be VanDeusea, A. Jacksoa Undstoy, typt N, then othtr blood tests Robert T. Dudley and Rabbi OIL ATUNTIC FOOD CITY ara used such as ths blood types bert T, RotMthsl, sll of Fslr A, B, tni 0. If this falls to dis-Haven; Mrs, J, Alvln Parker, AT SUPERAMA prove ptttrally, (bra the W» fac Mrs, Hsrmtn 0. Wiley, Dr, Sid- POTATOES 25 69 lor is used. ney M, Hodas and Prank Me- SHREWSIURY AVE. AT RT. 3B IfiaU the ttsto fail, it still only Keana, Jr., Red Bank; Mrs. Ben- (OrPUHITE rOBT MONNOUTH) means that the nan could be the lamlR H. Ashln, Little Sllvtr. OfIN DAILY f iH A.M. • 10 P.M. SUNDATI Tit 4 P.M. father but no* that he Mt*tur- Mrs. RoberRobrtt N.. Kattor, West ilyls. When thsre Is a dUputt, Long Branchh ; MrsM . WilliaWilli m EEm STISM Mmin Mm tun., Mtreh *». M|M M limit. NMNH TOMATOES -14« dtffcnatha testts shoulIrtorajoristd be don. eU by two Mrs, tbt ftaultt sbouidl, Programming is coavtoced _._ AFTERNOON i (7) Uttle Rascals and Vanuttl were e»eciitod for (U) Dance Party their radicalism, not the crime 11:00- C) Love of Ue (II) Popeye 1:10- (2) Weather (4) Truth or (It) Record Wagon Gets Critic's Praisefor wliich they were convicted. - • (4) Weather. "If anyone begins giving me a Consequences 0:10-(4) Local News (7) Weather By HAL HUMPHREY on the infamous execution of Ni- ird time about this script." «ays (T) Restless Gun (I) Our Gang :tt-(I) Movie Sacco and Bartolomeo Van- (I) Movie (7) Yesterdays ose, "I'll simply teU them it (4) Jack Paw HOLLYWOOD - Of the three inl927. This is a. story a piece of history. Did you (11) Spotlight on Opera • NewsreeU (7) Movie major TV networks, NBC must neither the movies nor th (11) Superman • know that a third man was ex- (It) Day Watch (II) Sports and Weather be given credit this season for Broadway stage has had the cour- ecuted with Sacco and Vaiuetti? 11:10- (t) Search for Tomorrow World News >-(4) Consult Dr. Brothers Roberbrtt Sarnoff first used that an ArthuAthr if he would do the (4) Shotgun Slade „ Sacco and Vanxetti. But he 11:45- (1) Guiding Light ' (7) Evening Prayer . phrase, most of us critics smiirk; script, Rose laughed at himwas being executed for another 1:00- (2) News (I) Charlie Clua (-(4) lJth Hour ed. It sounded liklie JJus t another ("They'l(Theylll never let yoy u do it")) . (7) Rescue I murder, and BO one would be- (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (0) News and Weather Madison Ave. JiJingll e to sugar-coatt since then. Rose hu sjpent weeks lieve him, or they, didnt (5) Cartoons . (0) Terrytoons 1:40-(4) News; Sermooette more commercial junk. researching the story. The Purei (7) About Faces (II) News 2:11-(2) News want to." . But while CBS.hu been stick- Corp. already hu signed to spon Despite Rose's optimism in get- (II) Fun At One (ll)Newsbest ' ' ttia- (2) Give Us This Day tog'the sUv into lu "Playhouse aor the two Sund»y hours " 1:0$- (2) Bums and Allen 7:01- (!) Local News ting the poignant facts into this TUEBVAY MOOtNING 04tV" anddI ABC hah s beeb n lklookinig MaMy 22 and2 »20. dramatic documentary, he is not l:2S-(4)News 7:10-(!) Weather litC—(4) Sermonetto " v for more shews like "77 Sunset The only real trouble Rose an 1:10- (I) As The World Turns (II) News naive enough to believe his "this 0:00-(4) Continental * Strip," there hu been an honest ticipates now Is fitting the whole is history" defense will nullify (4) Dial 4 7:11-(!) News : Classroom ';• : effort at NBC to break out * into the two hours. Rote 7:2S-(U) Weather any or all objections to the bru- (I) Movie 0:11—(I) Previews ' the formula straltjacket In ser. hai had long interviews with foui tal facts and shame of the story. (7) Ray Milland (IS) Sports 0:20- (I) Give Us This Day las like "Ford Startime," "Surme n who were direcUy involv "The political climate hu im- (0) Film Drama 7:10-(2) Kate Smith day Showcase" and the recently ed with the Sacco-Vanzett" ' i case, : 0:21-(I) News proved on TV, giving the writer (11) Adventures in Music (4>Riverbo»t ' *IO- (2) Sunrise Semester laithMtd "World Wide 00." NBC more freedom." he states. "But l:M-(il) News, ' (5) Manhunt (4) Continental l"*..??1^ *L^*.!?iI?r?SW' chad A.°Musmanno of thePenr, there is another problem now. 2:00- (1) For Better or Worse (7) Cbeyeane .: Classroom ' "' variety and documentaries of asylvanla Supreme Court. He wu Each dramatic show hu become (4) Queen For A Day (0) Movie 7:00-(1) News more adult genre. a young attorney, in 1020 and vola, big budget 'special,' so every- (7) Day in Court (11) SUte Trooper (l)Todsy Orson Bean threw ""O.unteered to serve without pa; one involved is more tense, in- (1) Film Drama (II) Highway Patrol t— <7) Morning Prayer. at the wrong net- on the defense staff for Saccc cluding the sponsors. They beat (II) How About College () Texan > (7) Early Bird Cartooaa a writer's brains out, worrying (S) Dial ON box after Jack Pear's exit. NBC S:M- (2) House Party 7:10-ff) Can to Prayer llHe, «0 be my tec over every line he writes;-When (4) Loretta Young (II) Intematkioal this season hasn't tried to match ,y we had weekly drams series like PARISIAN HOST — Cereea etor Jasauee Berasrac will be heat 0:00-(I) Newt (7) Gale Storm Detective (DDtagDong its compeUUon, western for wes-have a part in the TV drama. 'Kraft' and 'PWlcc-Goodyetr fer the NBOTV Network eelereeet el "Paris a ta Mess" Man. tern and crime show for crime Day, Feb. CO. wkea 40 erhjlaato by 11 top Fteneh couturiers will (0) Film Drama (U) Mike Wallace (») LittleRascals He still gets tesrs in hit eyes Playhouse.' there wasn't even be MBWllad to the patMe. The program, deesrlbed ae e "eseelal (II) University MO-(2) Father Knows Best . (U) Richard Willis talks to time to talk to the writer." •vase t set to eaasiSi," wtti arlglaato la New York. Parisian atmee- 1:10- (2) Woman! ^ (4) Wells Fargo;: fcllr (2) Newt V •.-••. I have a hunch that Rose and •be" * to" «"HMe abovabeve photaheto of Meaetew Bersjerae w SIHMMS. by (4) Young Dr. Maloot (1) Divorce Hearing fcll- (i) CapttJa Kangaroo NBC are going to overcome what- the yeaag la*> to the beret, Merll X Miepaaalaey <») LUli Palmer (7) Bing Crosby 1:10- (I) Sandy Becker mtitt aidn ever obstacles they encounter (7) Beat The Clock (11) Kingdom of the Sea (7) Time For Fun p wen. it takes, guts with the Saccc-Vanzettl story-a to program against the trend. BELLAMY AND POLITICS (1) Strange Stories (It) Play of the Week (U) Physksl Culture RofeJ9 |sn., old feat, incidentally, requiring con- siderably more guts than letting NEW YORK (AP)-Although (II) Movie tilt- (1) DannyThomas 0:00-(I) Peopte't Choice Next day. for. example,'NBC's remember the uproar that sdy g g HMETMHE his whole life is the theater, (II) Day Watch ; (4) Peter Giinn (4) Hi Mom "Sunday, Showcase" win produce raised as a result of a paymas. a comic tell • questionable Joke IDUNt Ralph Bellamy cannot get away 1:10- (4) From These Roots ' (I) Theaters : (OBeulah a two-part, two-hour drama based ter and guard being robbed at midnight. ^ ' Big Fiihermin from the political arenas. • (!) Doorway to Destiny (I) Science Fiction (U) Day Watch Two brilliant performances of (7) Who Do You Trust thing" (NBC) hu a sketch en- 7:08. 10:01. : Theater' , 0:10- (2) My Little Margie TV titled, '.'Bernard Leanutein ex- his career were in "State of the (0) Movie (II) Silent Service (I) Topper ' EATONTOWN Union" in 1«4S and in "Sunrise 4:00- (2) Brighter Day plains Beethoven." with Mr. C, till-(2) Ana Sothemv : (7) Personal Theater of course, playing Leamstein, . MT^to-Tlie Bit Fisherman at Csmpobeflo" in 1958, both in (4) Thin Man (4) Goodyear Theater *N-(II) Exploring The Lecture Circuit the field of politics. hairdo and all. ;> ,7:0\ 10:40; Cruise of the Eagle (1) Douglas Fairbanks , (7) Adventures in Current issue of the National Now he Is casting eager eyes <7) American Bandstand .10**. Paradise ^ 10:0 >(!) Red Howe By CYNTHIA LOWRY contest for prises ragtag from Parent-Teacher, official maga- ft the role of the senior senator 4:11— (2) Secret Storm (I) Strange Stories (4) Dough Re Mi $MM to IIMN. The first con- ATLANTIC WGHLANDS from Illinois 1n "Advise and Con' AP-TVRadtaWrtter zine of the National Congress of 4:10-(2) Edge of Night ' (II) This Man Dawm (I) Movie test features Mickey Mulls Parents and Teachers, gives the 'AttaHte-Operation Petticoit sent," a dramatisation cf the Al- 10:01- (I) Heaaesey (7) Memory Lane NEW YORK - Poat^liaywright aad Willie Mays. len Drury novel which is ex- ', (4) Yancy Derringer Archibald MacLelsh and the Na- green light to "My Friend 7;i0, 0:20. (0) Mr. District Attomej (I) Paris a U Mode NikHU) Our World Neighbors The Perry Comb Show, is theFlicks," "Hennesey," "Perry pected on Broadway in October. (I) Walter Winchell Fil 10:10-(2) On The Go tional Broadcasting Co. presented one with the easiest, most relax- LONG BRANCH (II) Cisco Kid last night a lengthy lecture on Mason." but calls "Hawaiian CHANGES ROLES 5:10- Life of Rlley -XI) Martin Kane (4) Play Your Hunch ed manner but the Garry Moore Eye" a "mess of mildewed left- Banaet-Cash McCtll 3:33. 7: The American Way, facing the tu-Show is die one where all the NEW YORK (AP) - Actress (4) Movie (1DSA7 . 14h44r— Clutch Cargo (4) Price If Right Secret of Freedom." They were jointly sponsoring a number of (II) Code 3 , . (7) Romance of Life - special shows, reportedly are 1 ->V:M,«:».. The new role will be as second 1:10- (2) Movie « Indeed flM aad Mty. Bat they •MilitlM IHtUiMit UM 'in lead to Maureen O'Hsra in (1) Big Best (II) Newsbeit (II) Language Arts dropping these occasional one '.% Jaajes-Solomon and Sheba 10:RMlt) Sports were hMt • series of bag "Christine," a musical on which (7) Fin Tin Tin 11:10- (!) December Bride u a shots next season in favor of buy- catioa aad new wMbeteaal_ TO; 7:00; 9:32. novelist Pearl Buck is collators. (0) Movie 11:00- (!) News (4) Concentration ing themselves weekly, half-hour lyric -The Bramble Bush 7:- ting and which is due la late (II) Three Stooges (4) News , (I) Romper Room series. General feeling inside TV WMTA, the April. (I) Movie (7) I Married Joan The plot-it was no more than that the "specials" fad has g.,0 30 a shsdow-wu that the towns- .Ztw? MONDAY EVENING (7) News (II) Our Number System Just about run its course, al- attracted sMha (II) News folk voted down a bill to increase though hour-long shows have held 1:10-(I) Felix and Friends U:H-(ll)Nsws teachers salaries. This so upset RADIO up well in the season's ratings. oD cempaay Is spsassrlag k c to Perse*,' for prestige. " WABC 7JI WOR came faB haags la the balance, WCBS MO WPAT is tapbtg seme shows la Rome Recommended tonight: Bing ' WHTG 1411 WRCA -Aba star SUvana Maagaas, Crosby Show, ABC, I; 30-0:20 1 WQXR ised her all kinds;'of changes, WNEW UM VIEWING TV accepted, but the changes'were fer one. Aad Geae Kelly Is pro- EST-rwith PerryiComo and three ArrtBHoaN WBCA Naw>. never made. Cast'la show blx. climbed on a figurative soap box. dedag a aeries, "An Amerl* of the Crosby brothers; "Paris •winriniMs* intentions were good but itcan la Paris," la the French »,«*-*•* Nawa; Marti. BlMk Yesterday, Joan a la Mode," NBC, 10-U-cou- weaa N«« u« *<_., Ikat heroine, Judith, on t capital with Van Jehnsea u his ture clothes from Paris worn by WMTC nitot» mrauMm General Electric Theater. fare. ttV • e •*• Tll9 'ipw^kMaJi* "VSMWM the top French models, plus mu- 1 Raps toirectors APBjt Film "Ihe Demus OTCeefe Show" sic and song and dancing. •- Kfesira: ' Joan's husband. Collier Young, The Olympics wound up yes-fer the rest at wi^)roSic«7lBr^6ne"ltei; terdsy-di-maUcalh/ with theOO- TwiUght Zeae" abe hu beea Beyond" series on ABC, hat done meter ski jumps. They have been Muala HOLLYWOOD - A couple of that is tt least different. I'd ra- a pilot film for Jou. They hope exciting events to watch. Alto- Boris Karloff-who else-has Conpl. N.it Door ther not.play Jane Eyre all my to sell It u a series for next fan. getter CBS did a good job ofbeen signed si host for next sea- Nm; Dick Sh.pard g Joan Fontaine got caught up in a piece of claptrap life." "It's called The Ways of Love,'bringing them to us, live and onson's NBC "thriller" series. John iiMhA . wee* K.W.; on the NBC Ford Startime series When Joan finds herself at theand we would form a stock com- tape.-" - ___^ .': •• - Cassavetes, star of the soon-to- fill—WOB. McCulloo.h be-axed "Johnny Staccato" Zricai. Muilo Nawi; called "Closed Set.:* She was amercy of a director who Is try-pany of actors to play in them." EMr Llatanlng cold, conniving actress whose Ing to impose Ms own' mark on says Joan. "I would star in 20 Oae of Jackie Gkasoa'a series, will star in the first, Nawi: present amibitlon was to break a production instead of concen- of 'the 39 and be the hostess for spring TV apssaraneii will be "Doubles in Death"... Frances Dane* Orohntra Langford, seen for the. first tlnie r f Nawa; Laa Smith a director who had spurned her trating on helping the acton, she all of them." eheetra playing rl WBCA Nawa; Bob Harmia amorous advances. usually just buckles under "What will you do for an en- ea a ferttcea* in ages in the Bob Hope, Alaska Young Dr. M seise—wan McCuiiomh a "iiot show, will be the 'star of her own Km. lUlulm ssiee—waae N«., oui.cr How. By the time Joan got through takes trance?" I thad to ask; "Loretta lag Kate Sextos Shew. A new Steand Mrl. Burton *CB» Nawi; Van Voorhi. this thing, she wu ready to low- Get Reptfatlea Young has the door bit patented, May Day Special on NBC, back Nm: Dick SkaparUw# d Nawa, Lrl. Vaa stopped by Hemiiorie Gihgold and Mm; Jim WMWBCA Nawa er the boom on her own director "It doesn't pay off for an aeand June Allyson swoops down syndkatfea to start with the RI«M To HwptanH ttllS—W«SJC Clalr Hitcklni ^^B^HABaaiA ' MM BA§jjaj^HMSjll > sy^sfeaHH^Bl* Don Ameche.... Art Carney in for strictly artistic reasons. tor to Insist on changes,". Joan out of limbo." •JVSJBJUBJBM . fJf MBII^RMBM elBBgfSBSjBBj» Hualhui. Mualj SUrllikt Balata Friday's "The Best of Any- Nm: L» Smltk A £1 "The director today wants to explains. "You get a reputation "I don't know. I haven't "Hesse KM Deny." with 20 OtaSnti be the star," Jean complains. for being temperamental and though about it Maybe I just top Baseball stars la a hatting AUn GETTING TO BROADWAY Long Joh» the story. they tou at you, and go ~ I guess that wouldn't work. I'll with the money." Huraa ' / ItlM—WRCA Ntwi: Art Ford "When a director gets so invol. have to give it some more NEW YORK (AP) — "Sweet M9RNIN9 MIOWIMK ved with camera angles that he Joan's rather sudden yen to dothought," uys Joan with a kit-Love Remember'd," which was • .• sap »%"..•• SJMeiy Tkn«(k rrMty is asking the actors to pause dur a lot of work comes from a year tenish smile. canceled in tryout when star CARLTON lie*—WABC N.w.r Al Lohmaa ing their lines until he can move of inactivity while ailing with I thought of another opening. Si Nawii Jim l«M Tlf«—WCBS Jack Stwllac Margaret Sullavan died, will sts.t Mute from * Own . . WNTSi Fitta.il m.nat. ••¥•, in with another camera, I uy hepatitis and monoAuclebsis. Rita She could hug her director in another ore-Broadway tour in the Nawit Balailna Hayworth wu offered thl effigy each week. Mvalo •••-••• • , he's being ridiculous." fall. It probably will have an M,w>: Martin Block John Gambling Joan was particularly upset in all new cast because the players BKBfia Wac« N.w«: BUI Ctillta an opening scene where the cait in the original tryout are headed Cloai™ Stock TlSt—WHT« Nawi; of characters were seated at theHal EATONTOWN fttpott: Moile , Waka up to Muala tor other .rotes. • • . • ' > »I4S—WMTOi Civil Sarvln Nawi star's huge dining table. She was "Motel," the Thomas W. Phipps lil Mm: J«hn YotWlnfatk . Tilt—WatC Nawa: Al Unnan Bdl »•« WNTa HMrillnai: Wak. Upgabbing on an ivory telephone play which closed in Boston after -8.le.taa and wiping ice cream from her Shows to Watch II performances in a tryout tour •OTH THEATRES 4is»—waiie WCBt Naw'a:°Jiek Sttrllaf chin. As Joan says, this piece AT w.r«» BI will make, another try for Broad- AT 1ATONTOWN aju_\pt Watwei of business gave an Instant clue TONIGHT time. Modeling the tUO.OOO way aani d with new players. AT CARLTON Nm; Bl«k Noal WBCA Nawa: Bill Cillm to the gat's character. worth of gowns will be 1} of the THRUTUnOAY _.. i V—H Art Fort BUS in Wei Dorothr and Dlek ftOO-ABCHCk. 7)-Blag Cros- Slobhain McKenns, Myron Me- TODAY ft WIO. • 1»7»1» • ill' trtT~* Ntwi! Dow-Jonta Sitt—Was« Nawi: Al Ukma. Jeaa's Gymnastics by SsMMCketee VlewhkD-Two -- . „ flown cormlek and Vlcki Cummlngs TNM 7 gr« M WNTB Nawa, Ralaxlni TUU. ONLY 7 A 10 P.M. of the most casual men in theover torthi s show. With a Mick- pUyed leads in the first folded i until SonMt ((Biff Muilo Unfortunately, the viewers . .ff t B8B:80 B. m.) ) business, Perry Como and Bing tie audience in attendance at the Version ' •••••.« WCBS. Jack flt.rlint Show probably missed Joan's gymnas- For • tW Htm:.Jtta »cot| Waa Dorolhir and Dick Crosby, get together on Blag's Ziegfield Theater, actor Jacques Sil R«H« Ntw York tics with the phone, because di- Vm oiee—w«ae nr«vf««i club special, In a show put on tape Bergerac is host,' There's some MSS COLBERT READY TO N«w«i Arlkur rector Bob Steven* had become last month, the tranquil twins musical entertainment, If you're RETURN Godfrey intrigued with a fish-pond in the still with us. llt«illln««; Strlcllr contribute a generous share of NEW YORK (AP)-Having fin- for Woman center of the table. He was sotheir stock and trade-smooth Nawi: Oalan Drak. busy panning it with his camera, ished her . profitable run on W«S) Nawi! Lrte Van WaCA Nawa, BUI Cullan singing, Three of Papa Bing'a TWO CONCERNING: ACTRESS Broadway with Charles Boyer « WWCA Up lo Ih. Mint. tlSe^WMTa Nawi, Ralailm Joan says, lhat the rest of them .„•' sons, Phillip. Dennis and Lind- 4MM Martin Bloek may as welll nott havh e bbeen at NEW YORK (AP)-The tstt in the comedy, "Marriage Go Howard Coiall itiee—waae N"WM Mr Tma say (Gary wu III at the time),famed stage star laurette Tay-Round," Claudette Colbert has Bportl, Bob Csok* Rtorr the table. Nawi, John Wlnnti Art Ford dancer Elaine Dunn, and .song- lor who played the lead la "Peggone to what she considers her ."The movies do It, too," Joan ^h aAA ais_ . tt Ada ^^^ - .^ k A ^ A^^ Htm*. J»ka nil stress Sandy Stewart aro feaO- ' My Hurt" and "The Old Lady permanent home In Beverly Hills Jla MtKay Bkow points out. "I remember in tured. But, she wants to return to Kawi. Hntr 'Frenchman's Creek' w» actors Shows Her Medals, Is the sub- ject of in Broadway and It scanning scripts lens—Wflt) Manila bmn» knew we were dead when the di- 1:11 - CBI - (Ch. 1) - Kate prospect for fer a serious role. Mist Colbert Uise—WNT« Nawi. Rtlulnf rector announced that the pirate Muito Smith Shew-If you've somehow played a vtty serious role In Bwortt ship wat going to be all white One is "Laurette," a dramatl- Inttrvlawii Muthi missed a Jimmy McHugh "and utlon of Marguerite jCourtaey's "Dynamo," a play by Eugene I Thomaa with gold lettering, It seems that then I wrote" session on TV, then O'Neill which hid a short life innti. Han tximis laiSS—WAS* $!",* Martin Block production' always Is getting In biography of her actress mother Thr*. 8I» Ritra III •WBCA Ntwi! Art Ford rest easy, For the umpteenth and will have Judy Hollldsy in at Broadway's Martin Beck The rtiii Riuuto WCBS Nawi: Homo Tarlf the way of the story," time, the balding song writer ater several years ago, Rilwanl P. Momn l>«ailllntil Muilo Wlist makes this doubly Irrltat the title role. The other Is a N.WII' Amoa 'n Anil Nawm P. Rohlmon siti s at a piano and grinds out amusical, "Blood and Thunder." IHiUon Uwli MoCanni at Hemt ing to Joan and most other ac- couple of doien of his familiar which Dwight Taylor U writing IA N.wit Warn. , Itlie—Waae Mariln BlaekVMaka tors Is the fact that good scripts • B.II.V. Billr«»« Mis. Of course the Incomparable about Mi father, Charles A. Tay. JSTILUI. WCBS flarrr Mnora are so hard to come by In theKate Smith lends lhat added lor. The latter was Miu Tay. •:MP.M. IATONTOWN ONLY. Mai HIATIRI • CHILMIN MM GUditonti N«w« WHTB SM BMt aaehlaf first place. touch. Tnt Robblni Show «?*?*• eli NeMe lor's first husband, WOar McCanna *tt HoRit I mutt have read 100 plays Andjr Griffith! Rnnu aid twice at many movlt scripts. • All.»| Bob » B JJ'«f-S«BS guniijr 114. Up 7iM-WBC-(Ca. 4MUverbeal THEY MEET AGAIN BUS iuss—wane Ham Finally," styt Joan, "I make up irkaown my mind I have to do aometnlng| {. p|. .Gary MILWAUKEE (AP) - la IMS, SSiSB WNTSi Mldaay Steak S«p.rt M tp, y t ga*t kin- •OX OFFICE OPEN self fouled up laone of tkose Joseph Friebert. a pharmacist, STOP M em« am fourwhseled land cruisers Joined the Businessmen's Sketch vregory Peck WUTERNERSvs. had to miss two him at theClub end took lessons from helm of the Enterprise. Filling Ava Gsrdner • CHIEFS Ilia for the hoepltatlied actor li Robert Von Neumann, Presented by The "ON THI HACK" THVM., MAR. I I! Dan Duryea, who In "TheLiter, Friebert give up phan COKVMTIO* HAM, MONMO1JTII I'l.AYKUS AflMIBV r\H* Wichita Arrows.," goes ashore ">«cy. received scores of awards to solve the murder of two men.as an artist shd Joined the art Most of these stories fail to meas- faculty of the University of NAVIIINK ure up to (he dynamic musical WisconsirfMllwsukN, He held TICKETS LIMARY background, a one msn ihow recently at the 2,00 Milwaukee Art 'Center. The FEB, 2t A 27 MARCH 4* 5 Children II with MiOO-NBC-(Ch. 4>-Parle A spetker who surveyed mi work: U Mede-A Ml-hovir color spe- Robert Von Neumann, a col- paid adult. cial featuring the taint Parisian lsague of Frlebert's on lbs art BM, At 1SJSI Mia. A. B. Watkx* MMM0 •BI fs/jhioM uavtUed far the first faculty of UM MlvarUty. K Han Pleads To Six WAIHlNCTON(AF)-UCol. - FREEHOLD - Joel W. Morris, Joseph D. Hildebrud. who dis- 20, ct West Front St., Red Bank, appeared Feb.'9 when he left For Equal Service .waived Grand Jury action Friday Appeal For his New Jersey motel room to .before county Suite Elvin R. report tor duly at McGuire Air By 19* Asslclated Nag, SimmlU and pleaded guilty to Signals At Force Base there,; has. been Negroes planned'to press'tt charges of breaking into six found. Walter Reed Hospital said Scientists ampaign for equal service at schools in the Red Bank area Hildebrand turned himself in lunch counters in the between Dec. 13 and Feb. 8 with there Friday. He was placed un- day,as the Seaste . intent to steal. der observation at Andrews Air Studying start round-the-clock . Morris Is a Coast Guardsman Force base psychiatric' ward. stationed on a tugboat in the NEW SHREWSBURY - Both Washington on pendii East River, N. Y. he state and Army are being Balloon rights legislation. :.: He is one of (our servicemen asked to help work out a safety NEWARK (A») - ttata AFL The Negro protest charged by police with burglaries system for the Hope Rd. grade arnlliat Louis P. Marctaat* WASHINGTON (AP) - Spaceagsmst segregated eatiag crossing, the scene of a collision tsvers eaartsseat el aa Assem- scientists are making further ities in variety snd in which in estimated $400 in checks today on. the performance school property and cash was between a freight train and po- bly Mil that weuld make dls- stores was in its fifth taken. lice car Thursday night. crlmlaatlea because of age an if a message-bouncing balloon tensions appeared to be Implicates Soldier Mayor Karl K. Baron said unfair labor practice. "Tha ired aloft Saturday evening. i the troubled South. After his arrest, Morris impli- last night he and Milton A USM has caase for New Jer- A'two-stage rocket launched The bi-racial Southern cated Barry Lee Person, a mili- Mausner, the borough attorney, sey to face Its prettseu and Wallops Island, Va, carried Council in Atlanta Ury policeman at Fort Monmouth directed strongly warded appeals dMlesarWagfrenitlMkMreat- the 110-pound bundle of plastic sltdownr movement Who ii awaiting Grand Jury ac- to the state Board • of Public legly large greapeteUerwerk- sheeting'skyward. The package time of change tion; Robert Barry, a Marine who blossomed into.a sphere as tall "that can not be Utility Commissioner! and mili- a tNtory building when It white Southerners," , it. being Held in the Brooklyn tary authorities at Fort Mon- Sea. Russell ~ Marina barracks for being absent mouth. eespteyed because of ago bats reached an altitude of 22$ miles without leave, and Daniel Wulff, by sssalsysrs." said Marckate fell into the 'Atlantic several Sen. Richard Russell "This," said the mayor, "was hours later. charged that the • a Marine stationed at Camp Le-the fifth or sixth accident to oc- la a statemsat Saturday. Where skies were clear, the Jeune. N. C. cur at this railroad crossing in in the South were aerial experiment could be seen outside to stir up race, riot Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper the lilt few years and the dan- BRIDGETON (AP)-Two boys •aid Morris broke into the Knoll gerous situation no longer can from Maine to South Carolina would encourage [beys playing in an attic swallow- and 500 miles inland from the civil rights legislation. . r .„ wood School, Fair Haven; the be tolerated. After all,, trains lad the contents of a long-forgot- East coast. Rumion Country Day School, carrying large amounts of ex- Lunch counters geaerally( we ten bottle of pills designed to re- closed Sunday and everythlri *as twice; > Rumaon-Fair Haven Re-plosive ammunition pass over neve rheumatic pains and died Lopsided Halo gional High School; the Oakhurtt the rails in this area and the sit- The reflection of the sun onquiet in cities where violence y ~ Inia a few minutes erupted and demonstrators'1 par- . Grammar School; Red Bank High uation Is dangerous." WATCHIN» THI PAIAN ftO IY —Luckyy youngsteryg , Nancy Haaran, ejats ppreview *T^ J^Leonar.l d Hudson the fine film of aluminum which School,' and the Leonardo Inter- coated the plastic sphere made It aded and staged sit-ins Saturday. In Thursday's accident Pa- peek at mechenical toy parade exhibit staged in the center of tha ejymnalliim in For Smith, S. of 2 Spruce St., and Dr. Stephen J.Wright.prtfjavnt mediate School. trolman William Brown received Olfford Dennis Lewis, 9, of 2M5shine like a huge star. Lsosarde Burglary restdeJe School. The Kumion Perent-Toacher Aisocietion bald a preview yesterday A reddish-orange glow which of Fisk University, told a chap«T groin injuries and was treated North Newklrk St., Philadelphia, meeting at the prwiominent|(r,Nt- The prosecutor said Barry, in Monmouth Medical Center and (or en ert exhibit geercd to museum text* • • ',' died 19 minutes apart shortly af- surrounded the sphere like a lop- Wulff and Person joined in the sided halo came from the sphere's gro school in Nashville, Term., was released. The police car was ter they were taken to Bridgeton that "as president of Fisk I ap- KnoUwood and Rumson-Fair Ha- damaged and had to be towed Hospital. The boys, wore playing Inflating gas. Powders which ven Regional High School burg- swsy. , helped to Inflate the sphere wer prove the ends our students are laries, and Person went along' School Made Into Art Museumla the Smith's attic during a visit colored so the gas would be seeking by these demonttratieas." Mayor Baron said his protest by the Lewis family and ran Dormitory Evacuated*" with Morris in the Leonado burg-was that despite repeated acci- clearly visible. The gas was not lary. down complaining of headaches. visible in similar 'experiments A woman's dormitory at .Flak dents there was neither an Aa amply bottle that had contain- was evacuated early today after Three other youths and twoautomatic gate nor stop signals For New Ideas in Visual Cultureed 19 chloroqulnine phosphate hut Oct. 29 and Jan. 16. girls were arrested Feb. It in 1 Aa the sphere glowed in the officials reeeiveda telephone call st the crossing. Trains using this RUMSON — There .may be no tableta was found in Leonard a bomb was planted in the build- Jersey City in connection with spur cross Hope Rd. to reach pocket The boys were rushed to sky; a 12-sentence voice message the theft from the regional school. the-Earle Naval Ammunition De- business like show business, but was beamed at it from the Bell ing., Police sesrehed but ,found The Wonderful World of Art" the hospital where attendants no explosives. .' Police there found a typewriter, pot and sections of Fort Mon- pumped their stomachs and fedTelephone Laboratories at Holm- tools, a battery and a cash box mouth, the mayor said. may reshape some ideas and del, N. J. The message was re- A group of Negro minsters allegedly stolen from the school. make its own claim to fame. them antidotes in a vain effort ceived on the bounce at the Mas- n Nashville sent a ^Four were charged with pos- The Forrestdale School on For- to aave; their, lives. Leonard died sachusetts Institute of Tech- Mayor Ben West requesting a session of stolen property. est Ave, has been completely IS minutes .alter arrival and Clif- nology station at Round Hill, meeting to discuss Saturday<'a-a> They are Carl S. Schneider, 20, Jaycees "transformed" by the Rumson ford 10 minutes lattr.The Smith Mass., and at the General Elec- rest of 91 students, most of them Of South Fifth Ave., Long Branch; Parent-Teacher Association into a parents told police the tablets tric Co. laboratories at Sehenec- from FUk and Tennessee'.Alt. James M. Crlsty, 19/ of Main modern museum, .the. like of wire for rheumatic-pains tady.N.Y. West was not available for com- Stf Oceanport; Walter L. Joyce, Schedule which has never been,staged IR they thought the bottle had been ment, o,, It, of Port au peck Ave., Ocean- this• area. A 'preview of the gi- thrown out in the trash. Police At Richmond, Va.. Oliver. ,W.' port, and Loretta Brocksteadt, 19, gantic undertaking of the organi- listed the deaths as accidental The toped message was a de-Hill, chief counsel for tha Vir- of Ridge Rd.. Lskewood. 3 Meetings zation was held yesterday after- poisoning. .... scription of the experiment itself ginia Chapter of the National, As- noon anil as the last mechanical: and started out with something The other girl is 17 and has RED BANK -Three orienta- sociation for the Advancement of been turned over to juvenile au- ehxibit and painting was hung, Uke "this is a test of voice trans- Colored People,, said Ncgnet tion meetings of the Greater Red ELIZABETH (AP) - Dr. Saul : thorities for action. the show opened (to bring a new mission. • ,' •. ••.' - - ; > who object.to segregated .eating Bank Junior Chamber of Com-idea in Visual culture to this area., J. Levensoa told police Similar spheres later will be places should be willing l» go Morris will be sentenced March merce will be held tomorrow, thieves stole 11,000 in cash, van* 11. "How To Look'At Painting" is fired into orbit to serve as re- to Jail in such numbers'that Wednesday and Thursday. being staged in a junior gallery, ables and gold from his horns st flectors for, radio signals. the Jails will become havens(of The meetings will start at 9:30manner in the gymnasium. Sixty 921 North Broad St. early yes- The National Aeronautic! liberty. . -...... / ';.. ,-^J m. In the Red Bank Community terday. The gold was from his V Moire Home paintings—by "artists known in laboratory. \ • Space Administration said the ' ••• •••' Lmrary Cleeed 'J M Chamber of Commerce office, this area as well as those known 225-mHe altitude was approxi- Meanwhile, a Negro'' spokes- Broad St. internationally—illustrate text by mately whit hid been honied for. man at Pclcrsbi.j, Vs., said The meetings are to give future Metropolitan's, .Junior Museum.; HACKENSACK (AP) - The But further checking Is still need' Ownership only sound way le keep Ameri- students of Peabody HHiggh anand members i : of the general P;';ss the button ana mo. Jle.ex-:: ed to determine such factors ai Virginia State College would at- hlbits are,on display to satisfy;' ca prosperous Is to cut federal whether the sphere operation of the Jaycees. 1 achieved tempt to use the city's public Forecast All new members will be sworn a .child's need for activity. Two: taxes, says Robert Merris. Tat maximum Inflation. library on a desegregated basis NEW YORK - One thing that in March 10. at McGulre's Grove, of these—turntable kaleidoscope cuts will "generate taesativY again. But City Manager Roy F. the forthcoming Census of Hous- Mlddletown. and stained glass window—are on that «UI create new labs, salt Ash said the library would be ing is expected to show is that loan from the children's carnival, Merris Saturday la a talk. He closed ustit the city council dis- the Greater Red Bank Junipi Is seeking the Republican aerai- Van Rie's fhooe ownership in Red Bank has Chamber of Commerce is.a eerv Mof.Modern Art. ,•,.,„,', cussed the situation Tuesday aaUea.ferUJ, gassier, ' nignt. '•:•• ;-, ••• "• •'•••..'.t-ii! 'Increased considerably since ice club made up of men between Chlldrea's Wert 1930, when it stood at SI per 21 and JSyears dd. Dale Myers Paintings* by. children tli- United; •.,•, Trial Jfears , At Montgomery, Ala.; Police -.cent. •• •;••'".•••'•• • • Commissioner L. B. Sullivan ssid and Robert Jones are in charge Nations countries are exhibited! JACK'S IIANSTALK WAS NlVnt UM THIS .-Or to BRISTOL. R. L. (AP) - Six Although the precise amount of in the cafeteria from the Newark' officers were Investigating racial of the orienUtkm meetings. jt seems to Roderick Taylor, left, Jeffrey Haertn and Pembroke College coeds, includ- Conclusion violence In which a young Negro the'increase will not be known Museum.' '•>«• ••••;«.>,;.,• ing Suianne Werber of WestfiekJ, until the latter part of the year, Many progratas have been in- 'Barbara Watson as they get preview look at a stabile BOSTON (AP)-After M dsys woman was clubbed on the head tnere are enough facts available y p N. J., escaped safely yesterday of testimony, the end is in sight by a white man. "*•"••' eluded for the three-day show, in lobby of the school. when fire destroyed the cottage Keansburg's which is open to the public. It was daiifliwd by Mrs. larbara when they' were sleeping. The for the first degree murder trial They come from preliminary Stendsr, art teacher. of Dutch radio operator Willem Wants tier Miss Katherfne Richards, of the \ \ " " girls said the fire apparently Van Rle. ....,, •."". "Our hands were tied Satutjlay studies conducted on a national Ex-Fire Chief Metropolitan, will speak to the started in the living room fire- because officers didn't arriv*-on ievel by the Federal Reserve Forrestdale pupils in the fifth Sculpture is being exhibited In "My family has to see this.' are'place of the two-story wooden The trial, before a 14-tnan Jury, the scene until the disturbance Board, by the National Industrisl through eighth grades on the the inner courtyard and gymsom, e of the comments heard a) cottage owned by Brown Univer- resumes today in Suffolk Count) was over," Sullivan said, "and Conference Board and by others. Works in alabaster, brass, stone- the preview. . ' Superior Court. at 41 theme, illustrating the.show with sity. Pembroke is the'girls' col Defense counsel Walter Powers, they couldn't arrest' anyone with- ?They show that there has been s Dies slides.' This issthe.same show ware, plaster and wood are by •The association's idea of pre-lege at Brown. out a complaint." He explained rise in "non-farm home ownership seven artists, ' senting a community cultural pro- Jr., said he expects to complete she presents in the museum. his case possibly today. Howev policemen were in the general In the/northeastern states of "Rogue's Gallery" "is a,special "People will have to see it to gram has become a reality and DINGWALL. Scotland (AP) - vicinity but that none saw the nearly 12.1 per cent since 1990, exhibit of portraits of Forrestdale believe it;" "If only this•, type from all indications promises to ef, (here are expected'to, be sev-brief racial outburst l A Bayonne, N. J.. Yank with eral rebuttil witnesses for the \- Estlstated Pereeatage . pupils, done,in different media, of. show could be permanent;" a success** •' ' - bit of clothing from everywhere prosecution. At Chattanooga, Tenn., Re>. Assuming that this regional in- James M. Uwwn, a theology crease applies locally, some 91.9 is trudging over the Scottish Courthouse officials estimate Highlands 15th in a. 1.000-mile the case will go to the jury by student at Vanderbilt University |er cent of Red Bank'e dwelling Mormans walking race. "Walking is for meWednesday. in Nashville, told a Negro meet- unite are' now owner-occupied, Wins Science Prize a joy." said Morris Spivack, 57, The 14 men have been lockeding that the demonstrations were compered with the 91 per can yesterday. "When people walk up since Feb. 10. Before the jurno- t meant to stir up trouble counted, previously. Organize with me, I engage them in con-ors retire to deliberate, two ol"but to make both Negroes and The ratio is grester than .that At College Fair versation. When I am alone, he 14 will be withdrawn. These whites take a good look at out- found In most parts of the United IV. J. Stake meditate on questions of the ori-are alternates svailsble in cast selves," States, where non-farm owner- gins of the world," said Spivack. any of the jurors became ln< At Winston-Salem, N.'C, sever- ship has reached 59 per cent. In WEST LONG BRANCH — First Bank, Red Bank Catholic, %>m- NEW YORK (AP) - Aboul son-Fair Haven Regional. Mata- 1,200 members of the Latter-Day He is the only Americsn smong capacitated., al Negro ministers urged their the northeastern states it is $9.9 prize in the second annual Mon- 190 contestants who are hoofing The 31-year-old Van Rie, test congregations to.co-operate wrrti per cent. "' ".'••"..•'• • • wan, Middletown, Long Branch, Sainta (Mormon)*Church packed mouth College Science Fair went Star of the Sea Academy, Asbury Roosevelt Auditorium to over- It from the top of Great Brilian tying lest week, vehemently de- an NAACP request to ' boycott Also to be revealed by the new to Judge Kedesdy, Little Silver, Park and Brick Township high to Land's End in Cornwall for nied he beat pretty Lynn Kauff- stores which have denied them bousug census is the nianher in flowing yesterday to unanimous- man, 23-year-old Chicago divor- service at white lunch Saurday. . ' schools. ly approve establishment of the $19,400 in priies offered by show- which the postwar bulMiag boom church's 293d stake. man Billy Butlin. Another.IN cee, In her shipboard cabin bis affected the number of dwel- The Red Bank High School jun- The Science Fair is sponsored entrants have walked out of the aboard the Dutch f reighter lings In Red Bank. In 1950, the ior student received a $25 sav-by the physics, chemistry and the new unit, slmilsr-to a dio- Utrecht last Sept. IS. then drop- Quartet Robs ings bond from Chairman Joseph cese in other denominations, I race. Spivack's ensemble Includes total locally was 3,930. life science clubs. The exhibits shoes bought .in Moscow, heavy ped her into Boston harbor to Since then, there has been a Conte, Long Branch, a member were judged by the members of comprised of parts of New York drown. Store of $200 of the Life Science Club. the Monmouth College Science state and New Jersey and a tweed pants from Afghanistan great amount of new construc- small portion of southeastern and a white straw hat from The defense contended Miss MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP'' L tion, some of it replacing old, Kedesy's winning' exhibit was Department on the basis of crea- France. Kauffman'i injuries could have Four men-one wearing e wom- Jean D. Kite a device to anaiyte water wave tive ability, scientific thought, Pennsylvania. It will be called been caused by a 40-foot fall sub-standard houses. the New Jersey Stake. an's stocking over his fece-Ma .Nationally, the net increase has KEANSBURG - John D.'KIt'/ itructure. His exhibit was chosen thoroughness, skill,. clarity and from the ship. up Ray Bodenchuk's store-on died Satu I rom the 75 displayed from Red dramatic value. The new arrangement leaves WASHINGTON (AP) - The bow close to 20 per cent There 4irofl45Forit : about 2,500 registered church University sf Peaasylvaala *t- Sweetman's La, Saturday and are eomeM mlUion dwelling day in Monmouth Medical Cento. members in the New York area whick Crosses Line, escaped "with 1200 and four bot- , units In the country today, aa a Born in Manchester, Englan . and a section of Connecticut un- Keaaetb Jacobsee of Maple- tles of whiskey. "'t " compared with 49 million he was the son of the late Davd State police however, sald'twq der jurisdiction of the New York weed, N. J.. Saturday wea theHas Accident and Hannuah Goulden Kite. stake. This . unit. formerly in- hid l Cil HUI dbt women who drove up tq the store ... ' Vahw Up A resident here 20 years, cluded the area covered by the against 91 HUI debate RUMSON - John Braawell, 2 while the robbery wss in..pro- This stock of nomn.hu a cur- had served in the Navy in Word new stake., aaJveralnee. of Esst Bergen PI, Red Bank, gress can identify three of the rent vslu. of n«arly $409 bll- War II and was assistant fie About 2,409 church members In received a summons for careless men. llOB,,sccor foreign nations from copying Ave, FIRE DOUSED . ,w. ply, heating, cooking facilities. tars, Mrs, Barbara Cottrell clair, New Brunswick. North Jer< Americsn products snd csuilng LONG BRANCH-A fire In the Swnmhlp'or rental status, vslue Red Bank,' Mrs, Ruth Patten 1 scy, Short Hills and Trenton, unfair competition. BOY'9 ROCKET EXPLODES rear of the Acme store at Broad- or rent paid and theTinton Falls and Mrs, Dorotl / PATERSON (AP) - A Hyea way and Rockwell Ave: brought Winters of Fair Haven, and JAPAN, SOVIET TREATY old boy was injured Saturda a nenoral alarm yesterday r— TOKYO (AP) - Japan snd th MORRISTOWN (AP) - An op- Inn. The rire started in ai RU991A MAKES LOAN grandchild. when a homemade rocket ex of the Keansbur-. Soviet Union todsy reached a M0-ponent of the proposed Greet ploded and ripped into hla chest. where wooden crates and BOGOR, Indonesia (AP) - EarleMember, ansd West Keansburg (lie million-dollar trade agreement, Swamp jetport thinks legislation George Bisklngcr of M Gould paper are stored Russia \t -lendin - g IIndonuia departments will hold memorl I foreign office sources reported. to enact the elr terminal will be Ave., Ii in serious condition at collected by garba 39) million dollar crecredid t in • services tonight at 9 o'clock In The two nations have been ne-introduced by the end of the St, Joseph's Hospital, It required fire wss quickly move to check thli Southeajhl l the Ryan Funeral Home, Mem- , gotiating in Tokyo since Dec. 19,year. And he predicted Its de-10 stitches w close s hole In thewith no dsmsge, Asian nation's slew cirlfl West bin of the Kesnibum snd West WAVI HPMIMINT- That's whet Jurgen Kodesdy, II The sources said the provhlont feat, George K. Batt, chairman left side of his chest, ward. • • of the agreement would be mad of the Jersey Jetport Site Assocl The boy attempted to make BORDER DISPUTE ni"iSd."rKhrui. the prediction Saturday it ehef aadlndonislsn PresldeM The funeral will be tomorrow Monmoufh College Science F«lr. He Ii a student at signed. They added It Is under paper malchheids Into an empl dlsn Prime Minister Nehri stood to provide for a three-yes meeting of miyon and reprtienl carbon dioxide cartridge, Who td Chinese Premier Sukarno signed economic snd Hl h Seh Th ou h atlvei from 26 municipalities I cultural agreements ywtcrdij inert "hot Church ** *•* » "'' « 'M«Y "« *»< •" « trade program of more thin 2W he tried to jam a rnatchhead Lai today wood to an. „,,„.. million dollars worth of builncsi Morris, Union Essex snd Some with i nail, the cartridge ex neellng In Now Delhi to discuss which will glvs Ihwe sgrlculiural officiating. Burial will be IniFsIn to win him first prlie. tot Counties, Islands s big boost toward Indus View Cemetery. I eich way. ploded. itielr border dispute, r tflalliiUon.

/.• , Huskies Bounce Garnet Gulls Tag .$!• Manasquan Five, Neptune, 76-63 62-59* in Finals In Playoffs

FREEHOLD -tea apiM|m WB» ta tha first ptriod after FREEHOLD - In a game that Matawaa Mgh Manaaojuaa brokt away to a 144 mi knotted ,11 times in the first «p dte Short laad with hat than M seconds two and one-hilf quarters of lonmouth "'remaining ta the quarter, play,.Print Pleasant Betcb High •la)* to data . ' II con- School finally broke loose at the IM»..Mm ^1 l — .I^t LT_' Jill j. _ b t^ ^ ASk& W^HI^^B'A — * ttart.oi the fourth chapter to Clinches Tie •latcanvt pouta to tnt miooM o* down Neptune. 7M3. is the eon- tht test**, but the Huskies eolation game of tht Shore Con- In CA. League ttogtaaal m* Ichod'a gymta- tooghtback to tebrt ft» potato ference playoffs Friday night. * a 1M first quarter acore. Playing on tho Freehold Re- SHELTON, N. Y. - Monmouth Ctaaey gave tht Big Hut tht gioinsl High School court, it ap-College clinched at least a tie Matte the early of tha potat on a foul as the peared as If the Scarlet Filers for first place in the Central At- . Itn It was ftt Itesktos wttae^af' ^fioaiCtttitvtjM «»mean» t busines—mv—s a_ s the.„y, walked.Untie Conference Friday night who «m oa the spot ta Iht tete Early to tht off to a M lead. However, once when the Hawks trounced Shel- Wt* Cat dock Maaasquaa was out front by a the Gulte aught up late In the i College, 9tS». in a cage tilt session it waa a touch and goplayed here. ^ -. „ ^^,Ji>«-W «««*. bat at tWi potat mmJHltJ!Stim '* WdCaach MaoCuteheon's eagers affair until tha fourth when a 10- Coach Bill Boylan'a defending to no victory. __ | caught fire and racked up nine potat spurt put the Point team in champions finished their confer- tallies to. a row to knot the front, S7-M. schedule with a W record, attftrfttCteat B totsas at 24*11. Dan Kuans With the clatsy Roger Williams by Kings College. .of by deJtattag started It with a pair of foul setting a torrid fourth quarter Bloomfield could creat a three- ftaOuaA loo last Wad- conversions. Tim Magtt hit with pace the gulte wrapped up theway tie by defeating Seton Hall r knocked off thta.corner shot and Terry Magee issue by mtt-acortas the ^Fliers, of Paterson this week, which » tht tea one-hander. After 2MJ. In the acoring spree, Wil-would then cause a playoff. onveneo. ona ot two Items racko up 14 polnu. Al Kern Ray Tomaszewski scored 39 foals,; Kama hit with a Jump with nine points and Harry Moore pointe to spark the Monmouth wae lato to tht game that with 1:50 left Scoring tapered with six markers were the only Jteam, now 11-7 for the season, itoaUta had their bands Ml off with Clancy hitting on a scorers for tho Fliers in the final and brought his unofficial potat session. totals to 145, with still a chance a foul to make tht count 2M3. hit the 1,000-point mark. haiftlme. Moore got hot ta the third TomasKwski scored IS of his MATAWAN Hi*)H SCHOOL-SHOM CONIVRmCIPUYOfV CHAMHON-. Frank J. Pingitoro, second from , _. •M4. oa a pair of fouls with came in toVon four^trligh! total ta the first half, when abovt two.mtautee itmaming on tht third ptriod after Howie right, chairman of the Shore Conference trophy committee, awards the Conference trophy to Coach Bruca Mac- shots Whichihh helpehldd NeptunN e get ohnny Reardon threw to IS ol no dock Dpmbrotkl opened the session Cutehton of Mafawan High School. Happy cagars, left to right, art Tarry Magtt, Bob Rankl, Rollio Ptttrson, «it to a 4MJ lead late in the 19, and Monmouth took a 41- with a noio goal. • Peterson ana • - • - - • 21 lead. Marty MeUger connected fte baaktt aid Brtea Clancy hit Jerry Maratea, Mike Witowski and Tim Magtt, jutt peaking in. Tha Huskies defeated Manasquan, 62-59, in tho with six potato in a row on bat- Tim Magtt followed with bes- lor 10 of Moomouth'a 31 rebounds wMi oat of hte uncanny ktte for a 3131 count and Mate. finals of tho annual playoffs at Freehold Regional High School. Point Pltatant defeated Neptune In the console, kete by Williams, Eddie Schriber that period. He scored only two shots aad Maaasouia was right] and minutes •ion preliminary game. Matawan will again faea Point Pleasant Tuesday in a NJSIAA tournament game. Point Touls ta the game. ta UN thick of the battle. «•», gap to going Into the final wKh 1:30 toft Mundy Matawan for tho regular Shora Conference season championship. ',.- - , •- ••• • .-; Walt Mischler wu top rebound-, Later in Mint- session* tat of two fouls for a 00-M score. Moore opened the fourth with! r with 19: He also potted 17 SQUID wu Iwdlufi 37-34, then, Thtt lor a coupte of seconds it q g another one of his slick one-hand- pointe. Bruce Beckman contri- if Ttnyjtfaget had Jerry Maratea, act HusUe re- wu a hair raiser for fins on era to give the Fliers a three- buted 12 potate. . tht bin icrWf Swm im ';• injuuoa BINI both tides. point advantage. That was the a gint <*»OFF neat tayup aad tricked up another point when Tim Mage* wat the big star test time Neptune held the lead. to for a fooled on tht play. Terry Mageej lltttdoa' • 111 Helnun II til was foaled on the play. However, for tht Huskies as he not only In the 10-poJnt spurt Williams 0 12 Sudnlla J O eomMcttd with a oat hander and HlKhler SIT VtMKWt 4 1 " "' ~ MteCutcheon had held his own to scoring but he had two basket!, BUI VanDrutten Tirn'mU U Hunium II Peterson on a Jump for a Mtto- 111 catted a tee out before Terry did yeoman work as a re- dipped ta ono and then followed it DMI II wan 41-37 lead. HtMom ttortsd Nt drive. That auIUfled bounder. His double duly really minutes later with four straight aoculow Dtvtastrt tht Matawan wat leading,' 4VX, started when big Kutmt, Mate- fouls for a 57-JO lesd. out but the Big Bhie tied it up. Bob With » to go, Peter wan's top rebounder, had to sit During the first half, one spot 1 Rankl scored on a Jump aad MB flttMtd % ihot and Mint time out on the bench due to featured the play and that was ImiMUth Colle«« off tht rebound Teny Maget hit again and then personals. ' when Schriber scored his 1,000th >lk»" •ad T cut Aftefrl Tim MtgeMtgtt converted a foull fofor Tim Magee was top scorer for potat of his high school career -UKII, Carool. gm ponttsND Mtttwin nio a 4MJ advantage at the end of Matawan with 22 points, six with 40 seconds remaining. The a tat out with II seconds left. three quarters, coming at the foul line. Brother Gull sharpshooter finished the Then It was Maaiaquan't tun at In the fourth Manasquan Terry was next In line win 14 night with 19 points. He wu later a dttor-dte snot when they re- opened with two quick baskets aad Peterson was the only other presented the ball by Conference gatotd possession. Muady took a and then after an exchange of two figure scorer with 11 officiate for his feat. field gotlt by .DombrosU and shot tad misted with Matawan markers. Tics Start Early the ftheond!lriA"eight|Tim Magee. the Hnskitt widened Clancy, generally a first the gap to SHt. Tim Maget! In the first period the score left. Vie Ktbu quarter scorer for Manasquan, Terry Magtt who, with let water connected oa a' Jump from the was knotted three tunes and the kept going all the way In this ;steriic ended, at 14*11. The sec ta us votes, •tappet to 5*. AUft Bat II. gaAMgW.' mt&MBltA *kaa om«wit — | ; iB| • ••• pi^**.' a^^ ^^ "W *'^ a"™ awOTBHi'•M^^tk^aBBi - IwHisPBBIBBBBBM MB* A 4I^BBM•!••<«>» ql*«*SAdftt. A' U.S. Cinderella Hockey TeamMassa 29th «NM M a af Mchaacas. Twi In Olympics •V^pWBtv vtnpqaaqiM wsjav. • 4MV > vaaaaj - aaaj II tMaga, ' ' ' " '' Stages Comeback for 9-4 Win Tratttag by atvea poittt at Skiing Test haKUttt, 4*42. Moamoiiih fell » bthtot: tarty ta lha SQUAW VALLEY. Calif. (AP),blg showings In the men's and SQUAW. VALLEY (AP) - A . Y. Rangers Tk ttl M -America's Cinderella hockey women's speed skating. In men's record-smashing Norwegian car- back tad drew wlthtahar team, tha club they said couldn' skating Eugenl Grishln won sold penter and a wiry Finnish shop NtW *«Sl n-nwithBva Rose Belted, win but did, capped the climax medals at 500 and 1,500 meters foreman won grueling Gold Out of Playoff of tht 1N0 Winter Olympic while Lldlja Skoblikova took a •II Medal tests Saturday as the Win- to tht \\U\ by Hot Games. pair in women's skating. ASSOCIATED PRESS Coach Jack Rite/a Yankees The Russisns didn't get a gold ter Olympics moved toward their It was cot down and ont to > In tht National Hockey For Moamwim. Colgatea RUI won the first hockey gold medal medal in cross country skiing or |conduslon < yesterday. «ague Stanley cup playoff to- Btetslte. alt tor 31 potate. white Trenton Team In thla nation's history yesterday successfully defend their Olym- Kurt Johaiutesen of Norway by stasjing a third period come- day. Oava Jaaat «t Lafayette bad 21. TRENTON - Trenton CathbU pic hockey title, but they led in made skating history ss he crack, back for six goals and M vlc< gold medals with seven. The lut-placa New York Rang- Jack Rotter of Morgan State High School swamped St. Rose of ed the It-minute barrle> and won tory over Csechoslovakia aftei Sweden tallied l\x/> points with rs wort mathematically ellmln- Bslmar, Friday night, I1M1. to a trailing, 44. the 10,000 meter <« miles; Thioa tttrten fouled out for tilt pUyed on tht victor's home three gold medals while Uncle ted when they dropped a M de- AlCohUUBiU Holmes That rally brought the United Sam's forces had 71 and Ger apeed skating championship in Islon to the Toronto Maple Loafs States Its third gold medal of many 7014. Germany took four the astounding Umt of IS: 41.1. last night white Hatchstt For Trenton's club It was tht tht games and a third-place fin- gold medals. Tnt otter team that will watch toft vte tht foal route 17th win in It outings, and the Four other men brokt the ish behind Russia and Sweden, Esit Germany's Helmut Rrck it playoffs from tht sidelines fourth time tht Tnotonlans weal world record ta this event and The Swedes were hist one-hal! ntgel captured the final one yes hasn't been decided yet. Taa gant produced 17 personal over tht IN mark this season. Arnold H. Uirlass of Yonksrs, foute> ptaa two techaicsls agsJast point ahead ta the unofficla terdsy In the special ski Jumolng N. Y., paired with the new The Boston Bruins currently Iht Fait Monmouth team. Trenton's biggest production standings, with a best lump of 9X9 meter champion, set an American mark ire In fifth place, but they are period came to tht fourth chsp- Tats was only the second time Four yesrs ago st Cortina or 307 feet. Second place went to of H:49.9. nly two points back of the Chi- ter when smothering the Roses, ta ttvaa meetings that Devens Itsly, the forces of Uncle Sam Finland's Nlllo Halonen, 19-year cago Black Hawks, who turned His. After getting off to a M-l However, Ross Zucco of Holly- has beaten a Monmouih team. finished sixth with two gold med< old student,' who had a leap ol sack tho Detroit Red Wings, S-2, flnt quarter lead, Trenton posted dale, Calif., came up with'an Tat two Flnt Army entries are sis—both In figure skating. They 92V4 meters or 90.1 feet as hi n the only other gams last night: a 11-11 second quarter for a 47- even better lime than thrltn— coataadera for its area tourna- captured tht same two this time best. The best the U.S. could iht Black Hawks, in turn, an 10 tatennltsloo advantage. In tht U:37.»-and took over tin Na- .„ (Mat atxt month against lha dt> as Carol Heist and David Jen do was seventh by Ansten Sam tlonal record u well as 10th?'1 '. a point behind tht third third the Titatoateai roUad up uelstuen of Steamboat Springs, ftadtej champions, Fort Dix. MM proved victorious. Then place In the event. Wirlsss /In- Rtd Wings. [a SMI quarter advantage. Colo. He had 511.5 points. came tht surprlilni hockey trl lined 19th. The former record of I umph that Included victories h> Nk* Workman with M. Ken 17:20 was set by Fteyd Bed. M and 3-2 over the favored Sokctowski with 31, and Nick Ser bury of St. Paul, Minn., last year. forces of Canada and Ruuln. Horse Racing , , , ban with II were high for th< Kslevl Hamtltlnen, 21, gsve * i»winners. The Amerlcsns were slttlnx MIAMI, Fla. - Bally Ache Finland Ite first individual gold e ' 5 Mike Brundsge find in » foi disconsolately In their dresilnt (17.10) led virtually all the wayH6WIU.T09UIT-Jimlat medal whe., n hwe captured _th,e St. ROM, with Steve Day netting room between the second and and crossed the finish line 3'/« Howell, cotch of tht Niw|btckbraaklng ao-kllom«ter croai hlrd periods of yesterday's hock- lengths ahead of favored Victoria 17. York Giants, champions of country ski race ta 2 hours, MJ Had Bank CadwUc pteyi Tren- ey game. They were trailing, Park In the |14),20O Flamingo minutes and 1,3 stcondi. Tht tho Eastarn division of the ton atit woak ta • South Jtnty«. In walked Soviet Capt, Niko- Stskes at Hlaleah Park, Satur- course coven 31 miles. ParKhial "A" New Jeney State lai (Solly) Sologubov, who »uxday- . ' National Football letgua, re- tMtsd they all take t whiff of Andy Miller of Crested Bvlte, Intonuiwlattte Athletic Associa- ARCADIA, Calif. - Llnmold ctnfly announced ha will re. Colo., led the four-man Amerl iBIrmtetwim ta tht Southern tion tournament game. ixygtn to offset the 11,200 foot ;$28) closed with a rush to score Ire at coach and take front team horns In tha 50-kllo- has rtttiasd ill working si, nm . »..._-.... n it II i»- si iltltude, i head verdict over fleet Nssrul- moter ski race, placing 17th in •intmaat with tht Detroit Tigers TIMIM citiwHt .*» it it M-n: oinaui, — ii: finn»w. They followed hit advice and ah in the $143,000 Santa Anita office job after tha I?o0 3:17.23. Others were OJavi Hlr- tor Iht UN season rtshe' d" home alx goals In theHandicap, lesion. voncn, Jeffersonvlllc, Vt., 21th, Eddie Acara has ridden In six ntl period, three bv OLDSMAR, Fla. - Ocapinlrt 1:36:37,1, Leo* Masia, Holmdel 1 the tight Laurel International RED BANK REGISTER Christian of Wsrroad, Minn, He 114,50) led all tho way In win- Al Kallne and Harvey Kuenn Township, N, J., 20th, 3:41:09.2, 1 aces, He won with Flshirman lio had one earlier. Inn the feature at Sunshine mve played loven full soasons and Ted Farwell, Montagut City, 14~Mondav, Feb. 29, I960 In 1M4. BDRB BUSES Ruuls scored I4JW points with ark, with the Dctiolt Tigers. Mass., 31st and last, 3:49:M0. i UMoraaWias Milt in Slow Rflt3y Bnfldi Tinie at N. Y. Equator—Beats Rumans NEW YORK (AP)-Orduuruy miter who tape* to bieoBW • SQUAW VALLEYr Calif. (AP) termlnd of the U.' S.'t Olympic member of the four-minute dob, -"No one fipred tit for better hockey triumph, , •, f: • j : would bo aghast over the thought than third place - but we beat During the winter games,'th* L JOHNS of winning • race in 4:11.8. •em all," teld Jack RUey, mat- M-year-old American coach kept But not Ed Moraa or hit coach, repeating in hit crisp Boston ac«( BASEBALL'S BIBLE, The Sporting News, has ask- Chick Werner. cent:.. , v . .,.,,. r •.,:.;; ">; 1 the nation * baseball writers to express their views The bis Pwa lute graduate Tournament We hope to b*.tW first Amer*: on the best means of selecting the modern players for student wu so far in front at ican hockey team to beat th* Rut- the finish of the mile in the Dates, Sites aitns and win an Olympic Gold , |the Hall of Fame, which now is is a bit crowded, may* Knights of Columbus Games in Medal." . /• •••-.-•• ..-r,>' S too crowded. Madlton Square Gardaa Saturday Self-styled experts told RUey he ,f | For NJSIAA v At the present, a qualifying player must re- night that it wu practically a mid build a tnowman on tb* walkaway. March 1 equator euier. And why not? 1 ceive 75 per cent of the ballots cut—by 10-year* "I know the time wat slow. At Weedbrtdge High Schael The American player* hadn't or-more members of the Baseball Writers Assod- shrugged Moraa today, "but :a*-ualea vs. Ashyry Park much more than met each otter •< Chick is pointing, me towardth e (Cent atJon-to be elected. ; before last Chrittmu. RUtft tr- Olympic trials, rm Jutt stay- AtM*B>t*wVfwpV rttjulart wer* a The writers failed to elect anyone this year and ing ia abase. I hope to Ut ary StU-Toma Rivet vs. loath River from hither and y actually haven't elevated any since IMS when Hank»•*Mb Im£ MM MaW - (Ceat Jtraey, Gr. I) Buranc*" salesmen," At it was, Mora was way ta »t «- -. Ultah Greenberg and Joe Cronin were selected and enshrined * ftl nvpHRkv eTalBJS carpenters, service* Mat by the half aad woa by a II Mata— v*. Petti Pleas? vtttea talesman from along with such all-time greats u Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb docea or eo yards from Bob Vin- Mt (Cat*. JwMr, Gr. )) a husky fireman from 1 US. HIUMPNS Om 1UUU-US. riahtwmg till Cleiry (7) uersi from » feer : and Tris, Speaker. ton of Georgetown. It was Ms vMarch] ": y. flnt banked floor victory of the •ut in first psriod #1 Olympielioeltey flame againtf Rutiia •• llyth Arena in Squaw At NtptuM Hka Schael Mas...: •••• •. ••.•:,-••.••• ••; It's difficult, of course, to draw a floe line be- Rlley, in ex-Dartmoom star Season, and the slowest winning Valley, Calif., Saturday. U.S. won «ame, 3-2. Runien dafeniwnait Alfred Kushev- tl Isuthsrn Ragfaasl vs. Car-who hu been coach at the O.'l. tween the hallowed stars of yesterday and the docking of the winter. iki triei in vain to it«p Cleary'i thot. Othy playert are net Identified. (AH teret (Coat Jersey Gr. 1)Military Academy for II yaart, glamorixed. Mg-pay boys of today. As a reran, the Hayet Jonea et Eettem Mich- March I took a gamble ea the Yeak ' l«an made it+foM over CHymple At.raddl.tow.Twpttwa Twp,. HHigi h Scbu) Hall of Fane today hu S4 members and theflint PWPWafieUU vs. l and won. Bttvea fen champion Lea Calhoun of Gary, enedtoqult* 4usttfc« one asks when the figure Is mentioBed Is: od> by winning the 60-yard Ugh Warriors Win ^ Fair HavtH a ((CeaC t Jersey, College Basketball Moves ! BottaaCuMry hurdlei in 7.1. «|r. 9)' ,••,','..".'...... _>>rr Bob>]utt an 'four before "Gosh, you mean we've had THAT many super BUI Sharpsof the Shanahan ' • March 4 ." ' ••. As filt Warms At Neatuae Wgh Seheel player detdllna on Feb. 4. .,, . jjf stars?" Catholic Club. Philadelphia, be- Into Fight for Tourney Berths , Yes and no, depending on how you look at theeanie to* first American to qual- ftM-Tnataa vs. Uag Braaca The, 11 jreatntod... that the.;.-,j,i (Cent Xaraey, Gr. t) fy for the hop, atep and jump ASSOCIATED PRESS Southern have wrapped up auto- Up in 4th Stanza records and achievements indelibled by those already At Si. Mari't, Seuth Ambey insurance Dullness.,hadn't been. »,:, in the Olympics when he won the matic conference, paces...... , glamorised. •'... •;.. /.' . '. • . . . event with a SMJj effort. The Major college batkewall movet vs. laand with the aquad., > , ^mm In the Nrrv the eight named iato itt final 10 days of the regu- them If'they wanted 1im hojvattp and Jump isn't held in are VUlanova, Detroit, Dayton, There's no atopping Wilt Cham, «he U.S. much and there ia BOUr WSMO tenon, ttlll with M betlala for taree^uarttn of a to come to Squaw Valley as the/.,,.; rVTOST SYSTEMS have faulU, and th* present Memphis lute. Providence. St. At MMilawi Twp. Ugh Scheel to*or record on the books. But vscanciet to be filled in the twoBonaventure, St. Johns aad Holy game. It's ail or aMbJaf.. , second bast team, O. K.-I didn't-\ one is ao exception. However, H hu been proven toarpe's effort probably was thbie g poet-eeieoo taurnamenta—the The Detroit Piatoat thought pat-Mek TwaaMs vt. Wgh-1 said we'd go as th* but..or NCAA and the National tnvltt- Croat. The four vacancies will go " (Ceat Jersey, aotataU." that the baseball writers have been a bH too oeet .over. to either Cincinnati or Bradley, they had Chamberlain stifled; In Other winners: . ton. • •'-.:. •'• :. •'. Or. S) ~ The Cleirys turned out to be; . eboosy, too, in that the haven't agreed on any new running ooMwo m the Mtaaouri yesterdays natjonally,televised Bob Brawn of Feu Stale ta Only four conference* of 14 fflA game'In Detroit against the , Mareb I start oa the Yank,team that Valley with two to go: swept fiv* games for tb* l). S.'a members since lfM and the eligibility list waa a «he m*ui dash (M). Bob Gard- that send automatic qualifier! in- Utah or Utah State, one-two in Philadelphia Warriors. He scored Me «e be saleeted ner or the QuanUco Marinet Into the NCAA have been settled, the Skyline race with two lust, seven polntt through the v*. UattB-Asfcury flnt Oympic hockey gold raedsl. ••?.* the Ugh Jump (S4). Kyo Court- and.NCAA official! have an- games left; St. Joseph'a (Pa) orfirst half, .and managed only Park Tbt world champlaa (tarn that W* As for the best means of electing new members It am of Manhattan In the SNnounced only five of 11 or 12 at-USalle in the Middle-Atlantic; five more in the third quarter. At Asbtry Park CeaveaHw Had Riley puued together it scatter- «a appears to us,to keep the Hall of Fame on that Cloud [1:11.7), Peter MeArdU of the large elections that round out and proaWy St. Louit. ntUonally ~ -Neptona vs. Tern* River. ed to tbt windt today-playen u the first round play beginning That gavo him II points for 8Mts JUvtf fritter* have |*n* back to their army rnn Seven level where it should be, stricter qualification New York A.C. in the three-mile rated although it will finish aa ruaCHtOM), Tom Murphy of theMarch I. better than, third in the Missouri camps, Jobs, wives and kids. «!» should be made. New York AC. In the 1,OMIhe NTT, which opena March Valley. . MI (Cent. Jersey. Gr. S) RUey, too, it riappy th* hectic ** a»l) and Mel Schwartz of Going Into the final quarter, the At Ntptua* Mgh Scaoal tension is over and he can ro^ «i It bow opfaiOB, for example, that Instead of 10 in New York, atlll haa four The Job of getting the other Pft Ul l making a basebaU player eligible after being active vacanclee in itt ttteam line-up tangles straightened out begins Pittont wer. tmt.-^-mtm^nmmSmT^m surae Ufa at West Potot withihlt * * and what happent in the confer- lplrit-Blshe»l!titaee-wlB- pretty wife; Msureen, and their *'^ tonight for many of the confer- anU-70 lead. ^ . *.._ .» ., ..» rr In "10 different seasons," we should up that all. ence racet will, decide how toon ences.. ;.• ... ;.••:.:•;.•'..•.;...; • But Chamberlain caught fire aw. (Sty Jer^ jNuechtal four soea-Jay «, Mark 1, Rob* ' gtbUty requirement to IS seasons or 20 seasons. it can get ita full field. Hie NIT art.*;.'and: Brian, I moothsj /'^f. Cincinnati, top-ranked national- and dropped in 11 points In the J Certainly, then, a HaU of Famer would have been Palmer Wins habitually taket "the runneri-up ly behind the record-busting scor- final quarter and emerged the Tgot some great hockey play- '-": from teveral of the major con- ing of Oscar Robertson, can big man. In overcoming the defi- e« coming up." said RJlay, who ' of the super star classification, which, we believe, including the Missouri clinch a tie for the MVC crown cit With Chamberlain leading the could ahuyt manage a aatl la what the Hall of Fame actually should be. Texas Open Valley, the Skyline and this by beating lldaa at Cincinnati ev*a duriag the notteat hour* i way, th* Warriors broke a It-all : yew, the Middle-Atlantic. tonight. RoterttODi whOMt ftcft* deadlock and went ahead, 1MM. IK* Olymptecompetttioty* a, -•""": Additionally, of course, some outstanding feat SAN ANTONIO, Tax. (AP) . n So far. New; York U., Miami reer field goal record of tN with They stayed In front the rest of RUey; who looks younger than '; should give a player a chance, but only if it is outArnold Palmer, winning money U batkeU among Us 37 points the way and finally wrapped It some of his players, was aa M ,w on the golf tour et the rate of (Fla.), Notre Dame, Navy and standing and the player himself is not just a flash-In: Idaho State have won at-large Saturday night, leads Ms mates up, 113-111, with Chamberlain League hockey standout at Dart- "^ berths in the NCAA, with defend- against Drake for the clincher getting the clincher with 10 sec- mouth where his .bro' • thepan, Our thinking here is In reference to Johnny Rouge, U, today to §ee about ing champion California—having next Saturday It they get putond* to go. , and Bin alaa starred. Vander Meer, whpse two successive no-hltters begging another jpojackpott clinched the first Big Five Con- Tula »§ expected. Tom Gola was high man car Ih broad-shoulderebdhldd young He wu a Navy p(kH during HiiZ tainly deserves the pedestal prominence. ference title-certain of a place Texaa can gain at least a tiethe Warriors In their sixth vic- World War U-crulstog thaPa- u i man from Ugonicr, Pa, took and unconfirmed only because for the Southwest Conference tory over the Pistons la I garnet, LooWnf over the field of modems and looking «.M0 first money In A* Tana ciflc lai a twin-engine PBM patrol -srii the NCAA hasn't yet made the crown, and an NCAA berth since with M points.. • ' • • bomber.'Attar the. ahoottnt ;wu b * only for, super stars, our Hat of future eUgtUes unouncement. it beat ruaner-up SMU twice, by In other games, the Boston over, RUey wentback to a Bos-m« would Include only Bob Feller, Warren Soahn, Ted Ohio State from the Big Ten,spilling Rica tonlgnt^Ncw. Mexi- Celtics defeated the New York ton lasuraaee' busiiMat.asd hit vrf« HsaO Ui atOHs1 CAft avltVYUfttuTlCtjA1* co State wiir set the Border title Knickerbockers. l»-m, and 1 WUHtms and SUn Muslal of tho proven variety first.lovO hnfkiy, •. •- ....-.', • .Mvs, Georgig a Tech from the southeas- and a place in the NCAA If St. Loult Hawks tamed back the] Rilty wu a high asorer ia tha';cw* and perhapa WiUle Maya if he can stay ia the tern, and West Virginia from the can whip Artoooa tonight Cincinnati Royals, MM*. a Waxo^of glory to 1M1; Amatotr Hockay AtjeeafmC tuper-star data for whatever the required number The Celts* triumph, kept themi Uon on the U. S. team that went A «! Tew Opw, H, limped 1 of years may be.;;..1.'.1 1; ••.....,. Mickey Mantle StUl Dickering IK games ahead of the Warrior* to th* Olympiet *t St Morint,'! vs wift a tttftrfSr » and had he in th* Eastern Division., Bob Switzerland ial»*1.H*wat play. W* ITEMS OF SPORTS Info picked up here and there ** Cousy ooUected M of his ST MNCMKII M* tw-AintriCett, wun -l and strung along the typewriter... Felipe Alou, the been"m\deep: With Yankees Over 1960 Contract points lathe last If minutes to that finished third to Cteebotto-»-''£ nail down the triumph. Earlier, Giant's 5'outfielder. broke the Dominican winter loop Doug Ford, th* Ciyttal Rtver, vakia and Canada at the lMt V" the Celtt bad blown a 13-polnt world'* cnaropiooship at Stock-""""" bat mark this winter with a .359 average...Tommy Fla, veteran, made a doting DALLAS, Tex. (AP)-OutfieM- lead. Richie Guerin had » points ruth that got Pakner a tittle er Mickey Mantle said yesterday note, Sweden. , , , /* (Hurricnae) Jackson—remember him?—has been sign- for the Knleks and his total now Ittey. Thrtwo played together he received long-distance phone Tigers in Ivy shows 1,509 polntt for th* tea- RUey took A* Job at West'- ed to fight in Leicester. England, February 12...If he In the final threesome. Palmer calls from two Yankee officials a club)^record. Point on a temporary basis and cu w ugti* asa awviwaf^ca, .jusfta^ituaut «umuw/ ••»•••»• •» last week. He said he refused to feU ra fcnrewit h coaching hockey. Ijf ^ - ' v nude me first nine in par 8», S30LD MIDAl WIHNII— can get a New York*commission okay...The new but his putting went tour on the meet them at St. Petersburg, League Lead H* ;la also awistaht *thletlc dl- »* major league akeds are really mixed up....In early lilt nine. He said It wu cold Fla, to discuss hit contract for Associated Prese Dave Jenktns, of the United rector and hu lust signed a the 1969 baseball leaton. NJSIAA Tourney States, won a gojdjmadalln three-year contract . vi June the Senators and Oriols have a four-game series handt-the.touraamefit wu fin' The Ivy League basketball race but each day the teams change cities...The Winter Ished In bitter cold and high The Yankee slugger said he •he men's figure skating Riley doesn't drink or amoke. t«« wtaat-that caused hit trouble. received calls from the club's goes right down to the wire this H* live* quletly-except whea Olympiypi c Games were awarded to Squaq w Valley, Calif., weekend with any of three teams Starts Today competition last weak in th*Olympic competition. Ford, however, wasn't worried general manager, George Weiss, 1 K <<<.«! In 1955.....At that time it was estimated that an by fte* weatkVrV In and hit Militant, Roy Hamey, -Princeton or Comell-in a p> NEWARK (AP) - The State Winter Olympic Gemos, Jen, Tv* never .been Olympic lite there could be created for $1,000,000.00 . with a toder-par-TO-th* lowest "They want me to go down to utjon to win the championship,High School Basketball Tourney kins is shown doing Ma stuff uid Riley, who aweat. i round of the dty-to finish two starts today, with .all seven de- •d hit lade through every garner But by opening day, February 18, more than 12 time St. Petersburg where they'are Princeton, rolling along in first strokes back of Palmer and iaand talk about the contract down fending ehampioni back to try on the ieo at Squaw galley, "W certainly bs'gUd to get that amount has been spent!... 23 players of the 40 on a tie for second place win Frank placei with a It record, it ia theto retain their laurels. : / back toth e Point and ptay M.I.T. there. I don't want to go down but position. It th* Tigers beat Calif. V 1.(00^ the Detroit Tiger's roster were developed in the club's Stranahan, also of Crystal River, there. I want to settle it before One* of the strongest favorites aad some of those other achoohv Fla. Stranahan, who started the lutplac* Columbia Friday and farm system...Remember Fred Undstrom, former get In Florida," Mantle ttld. Cornell Saturday, it's all over. of the titleholdera to repeat Is Anal round in second place, four The calls from Weiss and Ha- Camden High which hu won 4J Giants' infleMer?... Well, he's starting hit 12th year u *««*, behind Pi Dartmouth and Cornell each Results of Top mey were the first discussions show M records. Dartmouth ia a row over the last two yean, basebaU coach at Northwestern... .For bowlers th dostag 7J_for m between Mantle and any club of- me Group tn win- Wesley ElUt of Weet Caldwell, Yale Friday aad Brown W College Teams 7-10 split to generally impossible...But already thi ficials since he mailed the Ini-Saturdayay*. Cornell meets Pen* ner the past two setaons ia not N. ;., who won the Texu Open tial Yankee contract offer back so certain a choice. The Soun- season the AB, C has issued award chevrons to 764 keg1-* In IMS, finished fourth with 2M. Friday before taking oa Prince- to New York unsigned a week ton Saturday. en Jersey team It handicapped ten who have made It...Mainly bbecaus e off H iAl All-Masol n Rudolph ofciarktville ego. by th* lose of Phil Jackson, who Hera's how tb* topI I Utnu TmL Mantle would not discuss any „, Handings last Saturday *•* a broken teg; In the Associated Prase U American eager, Jerry West, the West Virginia team > — an «• a basketball1 poB dM figures, but he la expected to by defeating Dartmouth for the Audubte. with a win skein of hu had 14 sellouts out of 21 home appearances •ataanu UT>W take a pay cut from hit salary WonJott recordt in pa second time this The M straight, It favored to oust Cincimiatli <&•!), bnt rfcrtt The "Little Guys" basketball league, founded by Don SjJJSSi'?, of about $75,000, lilt year. Tigers had to overcome a five- MQQPHtOWOs Mantle ttld he would leave Teut, St-Mi-bast WkhlUi SWfl Skrlnar, a Hlghwood, Hi., recreation director, has rules point half time deficit to pull it Dunelten, with a H-7 record Ohio State (20-2), beat Wiieon. Dallat today for Joplin, Mo. out 7747. which require that all team members play at least six this year, is beck to defend Ita sin, IMS. -- ••.•••••!:-'>: v '. "If I don't sign while I am Pete Campbell, a Sophomore, Group I title while Riverside is Bradley (2M), lost to Houston minutes and when one boy scores 20 points he is re- up'there I will be back In Dal-was the big man for Princeton. seeking to retain its Group II O-58, beat Tulsa., Sl-W. moved and replaced by another...The "Little Guys" las In a couple of dayt. If I Ho finished with tt potato, IS crown. California (tt-1), beat Wash- sign at Joplin then. I will go of them in the second half. h the Parochial division, ington, M41, beat Oregon State, league is spreading. straight on to Florida," he ta!d. KM Club-tttn Vrblm ll». Ottm Cornell pulled Into a champions entered Include St C-47. . ' • • •mm i*. JM Math »1. frtil If he Is not In the Yankees' place tie by defeating Yals, Peter's of Jersey City In Class Utah <»•:), beat Brigham J 0 v 1 spring training camp by Wed7649- ; Penn turned back Harvard, A, St. Aloyslua of Jersey City In Young, S7-7S, beat Utah State, «& S 5 fi5 % neaday he will be a holdout for MM, and Brown edged Colum Class B and St. Cecilia's -' Coown W, the tint time In his baseball bia, SMI, In other Saturday Kearny in Clan C. career. garnet. . The tourney will run through Luke AppUag, two-time Amer- Bob Milkvy wu high man Inthe week of March 13. •wad lean Leagueague batting champion, In INS Jockey Bill Hartaek Penh's triumph over Harvard. He BRING YOUR ROLLERS will be a coach with the Detroit won U atake races over nine hit for 2$ points, 31 of them in Ted Klustewfkl had a perfect Tlgert thli ataton. different tracks. the second half. season with the glove in IS fOPIOWN'S AND HAW YOUfe X He handled 343 chanees without SHAMS MOUMTIO WHItl YOU WAITI X makini an error. He made It) I in* ' plays with Pittsburgh and MO with the Whit* Son at first base, I Plastic Supported Whfte or EfisheH • «"'! SELLING OUT? Early Wynn of the Chicaro All'Ol • i the auction method em mtm White Sox leads the American WINDOW SHADES • m League's active pitchers In shut- <(l outs with 42, He had five las t -ni MORE MONEY TO YOU! season. • UPTO J4"WIM •rfr C4 Cafticl M *»» • FIRST 9IMUTY DICK CHARLINS IARLY MASON AUCTlOHIIl • AFMAIHR SALE 711 WaytMe Id. 5-10-5 PORTIR'S GARDIN CINTIR IOLb.loNow yeyoau caa load tbrN 1 OH. tto kegtitcr awta the e¥rd roued. IDeclarer «c«dM fioah i ddummy. If ** wil".""B?!l to time * •?*!»to* »a *e«itter Clattifled Ad Best leidi a heart, totteg tos to Ih ttto pltyi t tow. yon atay la dummy "na1 to two dube. people go right to whea they're act. Back comet a tout todum an- d twitch todiunoadt : itt E Eut buying a home! Dial SH 1-0010 putt up tto Uag of tpadtt. you Hit nnt Atltntte cable wat Now, declarer, most develop will and return a tow tpadt to laid ia MM, but became uietoda- y and let me abow you how apadai aad tour dianwadt dummy'i nine. , leat about two moamt later due fait I get retulti. aa tide' entirte to dummy. Bitter,way, you are ready to to nilure of Itt electrical ia- tto cembiaaUoaa ia the dtemoadt by.leading i li You i r from dummy..Eatt playt of low, aad you next lead dummfe ByG—an CROSSWORD PUZZLE NaT MOMljfi arWtBaVy 3V By MEL GRAFF IPretenf—F*r YeVu SECRET AGENT X9 It (MM.) lYoursv MOM it aIwaufdty bacauai 4 tow * trouad omy. oata to foor yam. 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•RANO New...; FOUR DOOMS. aMaralaM m atrtly raabiar nation wage*, fully <--._, Mi (urcietm. Slav*, refriffralor, trawr.IteekllarM Cub* aulck aale IIM or beat afleVT n»l Included. VldaKy Hw»an» KM* RU HIM afur 7 p.m. HMplttl. WH --•—"• FREEHOtO - Aawrica's *>H BUICK CENTURY - 1957 two-door, READY TO GO! COMPLETELY KUKMJHED Three Clubs are observing National 4-H hard top. Automatic, power eteertng, KESPOHSIBLE WOMAN In Complete Rooms 'of Ruued roome. bath. UUIItlet Included. Adulln ih h th Anniversary brakca, radio, heater. Eicclltnt condi- for a good home. Own room, I» Avt. D, AUtntle" lub Week with the theme Hon. Sea I a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and take care two children, email alle< Brsnd New Furniture plus RED RANK - The atth aa- Ywrty CMrwt tf IM (>• anee. P. O, Boa K3. Hailet. * FOUR ROO1IS and b«h (uraltntd Learn,- Live, Serve Through • Sunday, 11 Irna Place, Oeeanport. U A Reconditioned Refrigerator until June j. niversary at Scoutiag wu eels- MUwa IMMM Itm BXPERIEHCED CUSTOM DRAPERY Call SB i-OML •nit bedtWMd eewer, place work be- ' for only • Georg.„... e W.... Silver, Jr.,. Mon-brated Wednesday by mote thaa lle. Cell an I-2S43. • UKFURNUHBO APARTMENT liewlr eonetructed. 4H reoma and teyer. mouth County 4-H Club agent, 175 Cub ScouU of Pack 17 aad MOBILE HOMES BABYSITTER WANTED — Eaperleneed $277 Modern kitchen with btrah cablneti, woman lo lake care of two glrle, acea tile bath and oak floora. hot wtter says that although 4-H is general- guests who attended the annual I FT. PCRLEIS TRAILER, I and S on a aeml-regular aaila. lluat pay t3 weekly beat, with baecboard radiation. Heat nd wide. Oood candltloa. - havt own uanaportailon, II ctau per and bot water aupplle*. 1131. March 1ly recogniied a* an organization Blue « Cold Dinner in Fellow- KB MM1 e • pe. Living Room Group hour. RU " *""" e t pe. Modern* Double Dresser occupancy. Hanmmith St.. and Maple tor youag people with a powerful ship Hall .of the M e t h o dj 11 Ave. Call Sll T-W1V influence on American life, he it Church, sponsor of the pack. Bedroom Suite UNFURNISHED - Newly conttructed. HEU» WANTID-MAU Large room with prlvau tiled hath, often asked about such dettili ot The invocation wu given by •OATS a AcensoMB ettt with not water heat, outboard radiation. as. the, pastor. Rev. Roger J. Squire, COME a» taa werM'el REFRIOBRAnON MAN - y^cabinet Independently controlled. Hot plate and the onaaiiaUoa'a aetup la New Jartert largaat refrigerator allowed., All utllttlee. fjo.' What i* a 44-HH CouncilCouncil?? " who WM one of the, principapp l Buy now during our tremendoue win- leterancaa reaulred. •—-"—- -T^ --s«aW.;-.. •.. ,-.• ;:• A 4-H Council la mad* up of speakers. Frank Piajitoreiit , athth- ter aarlaga event at A a B Beat AIDES AMD TECIIKI- Maple Ave. M " " eprtseaUUveerfth* county'sretic director ot Had.Rank Sale*. Authorlaod Mercury a Oale Bue- dint, with at lean five yaara taper ttDB-RMM janecr Dealer. «wy SS, BaUara. RE jnca la olectroue circuitry, pitaawt various clubs, usually an olderaehooU,pnaentsdthepeetorwith warklag aandillona la aew oagaaeoring FIELD FURNITURE laboratory workng trtthtaa grade en- member from each club^; oe e» baseball trophies woo by the a 741 E. Front Street ATTRAcnVB MODERN. FURNISHED Teat, bed-anting room, kltcbtmllt, Mr tw,plims. pack. Fran* Herbert spoke oa Keyporl.N.J. SH 1-ajaL how Scouting baa progressed la Balontown.ll, J. Ava.. It is one of the devicei for » FT SHELTERED! SKIFF. V-a CO 4-3020 FURNISHED APARTMENT, Hvlaa 5e years. Reynolds Massey also lae matin*,, J-l reduction. 4o watt KEPAWMAH -ran or aaiMlaw. klMhen,. bath. All giviag club members a voice it tlp^to Sera telephone. HI MM! or icttltni aooeaya witn par. Apply FREE Storage FREE Delivery monthly. SH 1-MM-the couaty's OH business. It addreseed the gvoup* - MUIM CONVBR Stora Hours: Monday thru SatvN TWO-ROOM furnithtd apartmeat ler serves as a soundHii| board for Awards wera preaeated a* fol- Man, eacrltice, K.OM. RACINO eewipmeat; new. need AB daylA.M.toS:N butlnatt couple, private bath aad lows: Larry Soever, Peter De- Hydro and utility; KQ4 aWne, hot STEWARD — Local beat dub. aMtrly P. M. Thursday *entrance. SH 1-ltlt. dub members' wishes aad used*, M Hydro and^Enalne. LIT**.. Bet man preferred,, a'ddrew auallflcatlona UNFURNISHED. FIVE ROOM dupiea Porte and Allan Greenwood, gold to Bot us, Red Bank. Friday •venina'tU sad it enables club members ol : garden apartment, .is mtmrtti ta newthe county to take part la cotuiry arrows; Peter MacOoaaM lad IS' OUTBOARD, CABIN CRUISER, UNO MBN-Bam u« per hour, fcMtVM. Oosed Bambergen, BH MIK Bruce Loversktc. denser stripes; fully equipped. CA t-TMS . after jpply between houra 3^ g. m: only, Sunday*. FOUR ROOMB, FURNISHED apart. activities M> I p.m. . • -, ••;•- irthur Murray, Studla, III BroU St., mtnt_gangt. httl ind water turjv For marnplf Gary ; »' ZOBEL MKirr — MM. IS h.p. UM - Ntvat Tiff aad electric. Ill William Tomaino, asslstand den- , Chryaier, completely MUlpftd, Aak' per month, SHH ifm. councils tak* an active part to togJJWO. 8H 1-8090 " ^7 Q. S. T. RADIO HAMS TWOROOM nrnlahed ipartmtM far county 4-H (sirs. In some coun- ner stripes; Tbomas Doremus UH PLYMOUTH als-paittnger - CUSTOM BUILT It' Terry tklff, tlmoet Wa need a man In our.BNOINEERUia AFRICAN VIOLtt* - Vilit Volmer •-^.7l , SNI W»ii t Btriea pT; Retied s these days; they have as- . Howard Kaapp, AU tut above art one-owner Ctrl »Ilh new condHlon, JJh.p. outboard motor. SALES DEPARTMENT, age «M«, who gretnhouae br leveUeat alaata. IN Bank. 1 «WLIC NOTICE deluxe equipment. naa an amateur lieenae. Our commer- Wttt End A»t.; Long Branch. CA 1-HSI .TLANTIC„ HIOIfLANTJS-Unfunilahe.„.„ d listed in raisins money for a 441JJ". UNBELIEVABLY . fan aallboat. II' cial lint ol equipment II nationally TTPEWIUTSRS, ADDING machlnei, tV, rooott 1(4-1(4 rtomt. modern, fur- ft.r(roundi stripe and one-year pto;> Philip !; Mill OMB HOW commuting ta Tren. knowa. Whether you are now la the AU aukea new or uttd, auaraatotd, nlthed. S Third Avt, AT oiftJ l !i==to»t-T»,vtl|* up .packaia In Red Maurice. Schwartz decked, raclni canoe, hollow (part radio bualniM or not, if you have iw u W. Serpleta, 101 MNSMIIUI Dohrn, lion badge and ona-yesr luk end deliver to Trenton Poet of and easellenl etllt (nylon malnK Heada a radio background and Ilka technical L neat t» theaur. SH T* " FURNISHED —'Threo raaau, balh, The 4-H prograpg m is well known pin; Ronald Gruel, "Robert" Rsy- llc« ovary morning. Phone IH nm & Sons tome work. Olvatwty at WO. IH V ealat work, and .want to better your- all utmtlea, (US monlh, good toea TIN. . . • • tell, you will be eonildertd. lor work 8AUT IAUTT lion. Buitabie couple. 101 Rlverelde for the many projects club mem-ner and David Faueae, woll —ArNOItaTAN, Real Etttte Agencyvnn HI Brett Front ttreet Red Baal Ctk Ave.. nm Bank, ft 14173, M I» nauneei tht opening of new office SHadyaldt t-OTIT ron QUICK msroaAL - it- au iinor- with our hcadquerteri itafl. Location ben carry out, but that is only badges; Robert Ciabtree, lion at Ml Main It, Keaniaurg. KB 14111. tlut utility, Evlnrudt motor. Carry local.' Otve reaume in latter which will THREE ROOMS. Uhfumllhtd. Ntwly NIU PRINB — Air cooud, U mpg. Craft trailer. itTI. CA 34241 be held In itrlct confidence. P. O.ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL al lrll' decorated. Adalta, at pttt. Ntar part of the story. Mr. Siver says, badge.' one-year pia and webe- MM. Immedlau delivery. Levlne Bot til, Aabury Park. N. 1. , Ua fade... d hairhtlr.gt, .gttt Oto BUM Ola-Ealontown. Circle. LI t-MBV Chib members elect their own ot. log; Bruce Naidoff, gold and ail- BOAT TRAILER — Built for inboard, BH t-Uil. TMVnr-TftANSFMTATION Auto Salei, W Occanport Ave, CA J- mour Cap, H comaMev FURNISHED — Three rooma and bath, flcars and carry out club actlvk ver arrows Mick)sel Tomalno BLECTROmC E!fOMIBR> Wlta H CASH RBOISTERB - MnTand atad, One or two people only. Nt tola. WANTBD'TO BHARB ride or driving IM« 6HBVR0UBT — roar-door «TO. many modeli. reatoaablo. We tell, M Herbert St., Bad 1 tie*, asiumlBf more re»poniiblli. bear one-year pin, gotd arrow WANTED — Retired aalei aitcutlva lood |TMftb "Moortttnlty and Heatanl •lth.»ainr.or.Baitlu from Rid BanBan!S ! Oood.motor, tlret. radio tnd healer. to manage-boat aupply atata, March rentt, repairp , Talc* Catl Rtslittf Co. Monday thnugh Car .In jooil runnlm condition, but "-*• —-TTTJ to 1LBCTR0HIC FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT - Four ty for club sffllrs u they be>]snd three silver arrowi; David to SejHembVr. Call RU 1-1*8 evening! I CO't atw ta|lnee^ rooma tnd bath, .conveniently located •IS and liav need! riiw trtnamlulon. tl Princeton ; sod Ofkvyear pm, R4.,:>tlr Haven (etl um An.) liter 7 p.m. • , . DARKROOBf BQVIPMBNt. lUntctor an buallne. 1100 per month Including Ing laboratory, derated nlnatlly to tnd *tiiid7ii|M boom, tpaad light. heal and hot water. Unturtitahad. Avail- 30'. SPORTS FISHERMAN. llecM four. t^k^bTJhlfBeteaatsfti*. ' * .*--——*^» _•.» . m— -• -. *^ The 4-H council carries thiar*- Ransom, oaeyear pin 'II CHEVROLET, lour door wagon, Head, galley, thtpto-ehore. Many aa- trodueU. Al Call tvtnlaga. SH MISC. able March IS. SM I4M. ' averdrlva. 'at Detoto, tour-door hard traa. Eicelltni. condition. Qaarantted apoaslblllty beyond the club and"* «•« trrow. and Bruce Bur- lop, ill power. -IS Cnrytler four-door, CARRIAOE BOUSE FIVE-ROOM turnlased apartment. Cam- all power. 'MSImca four-door. 'M Bulei letworthv. Older boat Bttt alMr. PR provides another opportunity for""".•*•*" •»* »» •"»»• •««« all power. JH Plymouth hardtop, tw 1 AUTOS AND 7tUCK9 door. '»7 For* twanloor wagon. •>M„ CABIN CRUJKBR jr plywood .„ EXPERIENCED PAINTER — Mutt be urday, 11 lo 8:30. ;l/l OFF on all practice la damecratic orgsnUa-^fy*'!* - , . . Chevrolet two-door Uany other uaed1 MructlM, ticelltnit conditioneaadltlM, walwalk In_ ateady and reliable. No fleatlri, Call plat, mtpl* a»d cherry fumllurt. tiOB. ^ An IndUn dance waj performed cart. A lull line of Plymoutht, Dttotta cabin, two bunki, larie cockpit, ctntrat A. Hilvorten. AT 1-1H0, . CARRIAOE HOUSE ANTIQUES-Syca- COMMERCIAL RRNTAU aad Vallante on-hand. Buhlar 4 Blttar, •a.'- Ideal -week-ead (amUr boal Haw UKOTTPB OPERATOR — PRINTER. more at Shrewebury Ave, Now by the ScouU. Table settings and _ ^j|. a/hica He Broad SI., Keyport. SO h.p. Evlnrudt Htrnite with battery Steady, good aar. comraercltL P. o.Bhrawabury. Open Monday throu|h Sat. OFFICE SPACt NOW AVAILABLE- place mats were mad* by mem- re drlvaa aoneivf i. tnd man tell. and cher»er. Fully equipped ready for Boa 10$. Kd Kna. N.I. urdty, 11 ta^;0O. SPECIAL SALE, ••Vinjent'irjLladaa liaca. Bad Bank. HOUSES FOR SAU TVOUMCUBIOIC NltW PABSBM. UM FORD V-l four-door, automatic launchlni" I1.5IM. u MWTtat a 1/1 oil an all china, glaai. brle-abrae, N. J. BH T4BPA ; ^ bers of the various dens. IRiUBlRBAN — While with him , trtnuautlon, tutllent condition. 8H ROUTE BALESKAN . for tlUblllhtd Itmpt. chandillan and flreplace otulp TRBBS TREES — Eieelltitt locatloa t't*f»M-alight tranrauulon,- power laundry and dry cleaning mile. Earn- four bedrtamt, twe tiled balhi, com. The aeit pack neetraf win b* -*.and other deluxe.ewitriut. . CHRYILBR HIOHLANDEB-1MT lour. ing! approilmttely *N pt' wtek, cut blnaitoa braaaaway, baHauat,. hot wa Friday, March II. '—'B BSLVtDIRB< COKVBIt- • door Mduv typical nation car, SIM. MISlNBt NOTICIt >e IKreaaed. Apply between M p.m.. OAK FUU.PIACB WOOD. ter oil heat, two-car saragt. Hardtop '. Powtr night trantmlaiim, I,'J. Van dir taur. RU l.UM. Star aeantra and. L*ui4erera, Myrtlt drive.- Immaculate condition Owner . .wer; atatrisg,. white withi».- Mack lAioufcy. <*A*ntmn. eklewalkt. tiahiltrrM. , Reduced la SM,*N, a FORRENT reulnla* want, dry vtlla. patlaar . al-CONAOMER ''FINANCE .trllnlng. Age •nAIfO*r« flftT« Vetww •« WWffJ tpfl I1VI Holmdel Troop CHRYSLER SABATOrJA TOUR-DOOR ratlott IH M14L - • ~~ n-a. High Khool graduate, muit . »rjsa.sii_i(raai,.atw M.acrtftrnd. Apply Inaulra Service Dapartnunt. Eaton- Vicleaed at a, ataollablt | troop is sponsored by the Holm- SHadyaldl drive. Bauaa. IH 1-3M* after ads. In.perton Jereey Cabinet Co., Joline wn TV. Hwy 3*. Eatonlown. U »• M7I7. u Ave., near Orand Ava., Long Branek, del Fire Company. • \\ WANTED TO SWAP INS Hi ton Char- c-ft vr g FA1R HAVEN - Hall alaaala kouM, j«to».ord^Matlcn«i) rAjRuura. ntmw. wwtin.wrolet truck with flat hydraulic dump GAS HEAT Flva* rooma, newly decorateddecorated, aiaa perTht Dowitra Agency The Scoks prepared, cooked to»-."••ord^-Matlc. ntw tint.tody for a V or 1 ton pickup true Tied Bank tOC •» Ihlt and ru will bt »ltut4. (Preferably irun pipe top rack.) *— Sam • - • Innalitllta NOTICE . Maak. month" , utllltlta titrt. ItattUatt. BBHIBHI-1M- . HB. FrtatSt and ssrved a ham dinner, and iir;»flt• r Iht pl .a md. r C A »1M1ill bt. »lu4 al Red Bank LtiinKr with your ytart to fay. Fret aarvty. SH'IITOO felcle. -.'..- . Men to work far recently opened el»c lopped off the menu will, a birth- WH tTUDBBAKBR CHAMPIOK (our- Sehula a Kehoe Co. BH 1-4114 trlcal appliance factory brancb, (alary BLEU1NO trurapel - tcateely ueed. , dour Mdtt. «l« cylinder, "ittnltrd MM BUICK twodoar. hardtop. HO. Trtmandoua training program. complete with tatra mouth alee* and d»y - ftik* cwnmemeratiag the tranamlailoB, two tone p*lnt, radio and carrying cat*. Sierinet at SM. SH 1 Willis Conovtr keattr, need»llr,it. Beit of car In Call BH 1-4321. OCEANPOBT — Brand new aallt level SOth AAniveruqr of Scoutiag. «lce, wndllbn: IMft III 14X13. eonuiamg Uirto bedrotma. llvlni ' Aonwnr UU OLDaMOBILB, W. two-door kaM FOR TREB WORK' C*O traa atrttaa. room, dkung room, modern kitenM wW Tendsrfoot award* Were made MEN — For Inlertatlni permanent Civ FOAM RUBBER toft .and chair, ete» Satan St. WH S4MI HoUtdtl Vlllia* KM MBRCURV MONTCLA1R. Pay olf itpins. trimming. remevaL Call U II- Sjnrlu MtHlont it Piychlatrie . table, coffea table, limed oak triple by. Assistant Scoutmuter Ted \ balanet or Ujt 9/nt yaymentt. Call » lor traa animate. Full Ineotaaoe AldeiAlde. flood ttartint aalaty. Room and dreiiir, chut M drawer, e heda and 10ME| A1TO ACREAOB cOTiragt. • , . ;.• • ... mattreaaea. kitchen aetrawere. . Upert to John Morris, "Steven bRBAM CAR board Iff dealred. .Paiid vacation!i , alclkk Halaadal. Atlaatia aaa Manbtrt iw**. *0 FORD - • cjllniKr, radio uld ttAtON COHTRACTORS -• leave,, anil holldayt. 'Penilon, Blue BICYCLE, girl'i. Neveet. SUDr uttd. , llght- FAIAIR HAVEN —li litt Park Read, O, I.Check an)d Peter Genovese. Ai healer. tUtUUIc (mn>c«.uer. Oood 1HT Cnrjrtler New. Yorker feur-dtorAM V. May. Inc. Any and all Uuea Croat,- and Boclal\ Decurlty etveraic, *,.!•» .SlSO^r m««L ggfr rj- hardtop. JI.MO inJlM. We told It welgbt Engllah Import. Tlute ipted atmtiataumtiioai . FuFourr bedroame, l'j Scoutmaitsr BiceUent tondmoii; Cal evet. 01 brick, block aao eemtat work. Call Otod opportunity to Item and gain ,«• geartTCA iTjaat. '. • *^ tulred. bceptitully not bathathe fireplace, full bbuemenl. garage, Ken- new, It haa complete powsr. equipequip- Oa l-IMS or KB MM. , perlence In hoapital work. Apply now: taictniv* type tenant. breeiewareeieway BH 1-111111111.1 neth mentt. We hiat raouottdraouottd lour brbranbrandd Rraonnel Otnce, N. J. Kate ATTRACTIVE U-plece dining roam aet, Ganaon pneaotad nanearr QMdyaQMdyear ewtoewtom - auper. cuihlohl n PLAN TOUR HOUSB PAINTINd ltarlbwo.. •••'• returnable. HI M101.. 2li Naveilnk class awardd s toCh CharHl s Moroncv AUTO* AND TUCKS tine. Dea't mlttlble *».";. now. For cauonablt tetlnwttt on hv Ave.. Hlghlandt. : '. ties, to ke moved from pt (tol terlor. oattriar work call BH 1-2101. OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN — Tear lion, vtty riatonikltb t.. FoForr tsriatr and John Lubkert. Scoutmuter ly. WMio ejuailltettittw to "S.S.' VICTOR AODINO MACHINE,' almoal . tHR.v- l Maurice Schwartz Bo» HI, Red gtak. • tMmaUoo, call SB Ullg. : .- Peter W.WilUaraa prasoBted f 311 home la reaUea- rnoona, ovaalng>. BLECTRDNIQ PARTS and eejulament can . Caavesitnt ta achttH |bBt: class award to John Sana- & Sons ou miPFLT the pattern tnd malarial counter man opening available. Same TRIPLE UBNNBS smMmm moviovie camera, Neat attraMlvattraMlvtt, nod t,HS. can a*mar 8H Vtoro..- ..•••.-,.' .-••i',-iv*: •••' 141 Wttt Trent Street IteS Bank I nuke the germent la my home. Re background la eloctroalea reaulred. Ei- Kavttont projector; alto movie pit Ha utiuuta aa •mp*»* VIC*' •Hadyodt T-O7I7 ctllent opportunity to train aa atautaat ecreenKrtan,r enendd ] eptlcer, tood-condition; pit. Ha utiuuta. aa i-e Guests war* Jam** F! flynn, palra alas. CaU BH 1-M10. Call between 14 pp. mmTKB *-9aaa.w. UNOALOW. (our rooma aad kith. Da EART OF BED BANK, three bad condl- alrabk) location, near loan. Occu- reoma, one and Half bains, hit wtitf Wagarpra District commlMion- trade. hury. WBBCOR HI Fidelity portable, buck pancy March 1. 8H tfiS* heat, heated tun patch and laundy 1'ipeed victiola: Hollywood bed, sew ream. Modern kitchen, ilia huh. r; Welsey Buck, precldSM r nattreei. CO 4J4lt DUPLEX — Btd Bank. Convenient to ream. Modern kitchen, ilia huh. """ IMKOTIMMT MAN WANTED.— not eligible for draft achoola, aooppmg, cburebei. Sn dlnlndlli i -ream. WlkWalkini g ddlatancl e the Holmdel Fire Company. John IPH' roRD,-*Ju,^otf.'Radio, heater. ';!•:• 5it "S • •ltinn*1' •"'*UM *'" USED LUMBER, Sll. U*. art T and O,rotma. Ihreo badnama. BtUi Kilobi!hooltt and downtown thapMas. Urn Hulsebos, iMtitiKJona! nprwent- •vwAi, «ST; Venr'foM'tewiliicii. HELP WANTO-mULE Kg, 4i«, lal a l«4 Baarlng. Phone Call « 14JM...... met. Atsing SU.MS. antMaa I IH 1'MfPi H.mrt. Reference*, v liter • p. m. CA MOa. SH l-IH« (after » p. m.). - sUve, and. James Sticanieder, UU CHEVROLET — UM e* bttt COUNTER OIRL-HouriT •VBrt-ROOM HOUSE with garage. * p. rev Apply Mew Ton HELP VANTED-Male • ftaub I CU.' (IB RBFRIOBRATOR » three bedrooma. All Improvemmta. Mighborhood Camatlssiooer. BB 1-Utl , '..'• RilriaU,* 114 eUoninoutli *at.» 1 tnsbotiM automatic waaher K . Watt- UN ptr month, ran boatmen!, oil heat, Ingbnuae dryer 110 valte IN. . largo grounda, nice location. • AdulU. Edward Kekey. BOB of Mr. an' PHYUCIAH'B ornca condition. BH l-TrtT. laaulra at Mart. IM Main St.. Mitt- urn Mrs. Thomu J. Kelary. Everei AUTOS AM> nUCKS COMPLETE SET-at. Charltt heavy traa~ • . LtWNARDO-tatalat, daanakli laaa- "" WM lauded by asighbor- £Si2i gauge ami kltebea cablntte, yel- SMALL BUNGALOW - FuraatMa. KSKVK BOND CLOTHESlaw. Includta RetpolBt diahwaaher, abk. ffinimtartontr DudUy Rot-- ' oNEWESk oaaaheiA aj*aat ^k^hs - ^ ^KOfeBTa ai ^ ^ APPARE^^^ ^K^aai^H^^i^^^^L CENTER Bicelitnt condition. ReatoaaWt. AM ISilSr Payumuma BtaeBtaea any BaUU. ULD R* I lefy you? electric Move. SH t-SMS or CA S-lSlt. tor reeently ettaWng the Ma. m. HIOHLANM. nva rooma aad santtJ JISH'VSW Mownouth Shoppuif Center WEDDING DOWN eieellent condition, P^y rurjgaj. CIJI Eagle award, ft* higbaat awar. BXPSROBNCBD founttln girl wtattd— Catontown Clrclt Batontown Evening ahin. Aptly Hi ptntn. Haw Mr. inym pnasatad a filr trd 'lahnaon'a RietiuranV Rte. U, DEPARTMENT MANAGERS 11 CV. FT. rofrlgerator-freoxer com- COMBaMUL PROfUTY WddMown j • bination. Fretwr IwMa 90a Ibt. Aak- oa the Boy Scout camp at For- Men'a Shoea, Cblldrtn't Oepanmenl ing tm. KB «vim. POCKET HAKBR* ON ladltt tofKn, NEW JERUSALEM HOME-Pir «. oral araat ofMaiawau. —--•'- r. A review of trV Heady work, union waget, union ahoti, SALESMEN AND WOMEN BLIPCOVERS - MADE TO ORDER In or retire*. Renma, board. Non-eegie- Freehold. Aabury Park. U 31 hour week. Apply Adama Bret., » waahable. preahrunk labrlct. aolbla Itted. CA S-BTI.. M_ hree thooaand ta alght Owutand MUU* for Life and Star aoulh at., Red Bank. FULL AND PART-TIME and prlnta. All priced lo fit your bud- feat. PreeenUy or cecaaUy la opera-, . was given.' *••:•>-'":; Mtn't rurnlarjlngi; ltdlta' na'ta, get. SIMON'S FABRIC CENTER. Sun- FURNISHED ROOMB - SIHOLB, ion. Btulpmtnt auKabla lor tht mtnu- PART-TIME KITCHEN ,„,, n.n. dteeaoa, apprtawear, men'l ahoeer* Ave. a Hwy 30; Aabury Park. double. IN Sranchport Ave.. Loni actura of ehUdrea'i caata aad car Gifts were presented to the 1960 FORD ANGLIA Monday through Saturday. For pe chllirtii'B dtpartmtnt. Branch. > • . ioata. Will aur or leaae. Wrlu " tonal Inttrnew call AT 1-Uia. VENETIAN BUNM - TWO for SI. las' Bet alt Bad Baak.. seoutmuter aad assistant scout- Bicilltnt taiary piut commlaalon all attea. IT ta * Incnee wide a II FURNISHED ROOMB atwljr dKonlK COMPARE HOMEMAKERB NEEDED for lion. mehei long, (art whitt llau and taaaa, with oooklmg, Refmed home. Oal masters in recognition of their mouth County Hoaitmaktr Service. CASHIERS, Prewa'e741 Broad at SH 1TW0. eventoga trie? * p. m. SH 1-lTol. _ • EXCITING NEW STYLING Mature women to mtnatt httnet in services for the past two years. , • ECONOMY family emercenclee. Ufa Muriy. Train- RECEIVING CLERKS FURNITUitB LAROE ROOM — Nicely rarnukta, lONO BRANCH-I bwcttly U- Ing ennat given In Red Bank. Infor- coavetiaatly latallaa. Can SH I- • PERFORMANCE mation call CA i4MS 1:30-4:30 Man STOCK BOYS OUTtTTANDma DAIRY FARM Mar WIW ON r«WS»IEN thtU I can MU you a new FULL AMD PART-TIMB Wfltaatstaa, PWIadtlHila aad Cam- • COMFORT day - Friday. STERO AMPLIFIER aaS tarn ROOMS den annV anarkatt, H ataacMint, twa m OMaMbirt during Februtiy. • 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION OBNBRAL HOUSBWORKBR - Live Paid hoapltaltuiloa. Inauranet. wltli oncloturtt, ft*. Ke "' Otntlemea tick leavt, yacatlone, heildayt. or S pm. . BH T4S1S . nwmas - J. Rl|v, aujtWsrjr MrltM Ma Bay other luthcriMd • WORLD WIDE SERVICE in own room and atUi. Mutt Ilka Opportutily for adraaetntnt. Wa^.»»FDK Maay other bentOU. CAMERA. Ilka new. Ikonea. wrlh all OLD FOLK(BS REST ROMROMB,.*a*I d Hod, *Mler. Shop BU ovtr tht pUu. iwotaertet, HI*. Id S-tSSI aflar • cut. Na uM at a mass mr Journalbru Mg dM(«tt, Uttl« detJert, med- $1608 CXPBRtJCNCID WA1TREM — Kmeh For laiernew call Mr. Bruakla panalonere and dinner; Apply la atraoa. MNly U I41U, M dally BACHELOR to rent roam ta that newapapsimea art "ednea- . lum «i«d d«ti«n. Then bring me PIMhti Hottl, Red BukT private hint ta sentltaiaa. Middle- ton la the truest emseOf the SH lowajmtn wma "Bom," Bea BU, your b»«t fijore. Of court* you Foreign Motor Sales TELLERS WANTED"- jd.t)ect^riM it ladudM. » I CA 1-alSO. Red.Bank. SH MU* g. f ;-Jm t Mil for Jet* J'U pay you la RCOUTCRCD NURIBJ-) la ».'. lira In the development of human lay week CHI between la. it. tin MACKNERY FOR SALE FURMtSHBD ROOM — Wtrm, «allt. societty aad dii e projrei» of hu- •** U% of the differtnet u 3 p. m, CO 4*100. SITUATIONS WANTED, reaule Kitchen prrvlleaea. ~Baaa 'at ,'yau prove I'm wron|. H cm | hi,' ' .M f QH t! HURUS AIOBS - AU ahlftt. eiperl- TRUCK - HWi Jeep trmehir IH T«». • ' • . man Ideal." tnct not nteeawry. Apply 7 a. m. RSUABLB WOMAN araaaat U take •MO: Ford tranirtncnec r Hint; Barber Com* *ee me at McFaddln Cadi- to' 3 n. m. Bnokdale Hurting Hot can ol aaiurta la r-r name. IH Orwne ttrencheh r IUM0. 4lt Hwy tl. CLEAN ROOM m private-hoaw, prl- Uaplt Are. BH t-IM*. Will Boui. Ittiin. Bua oat Station. LI S4MS, vete entrance. * For more Information ntc-OIAmobile, Ml Broadway at Hwy ft, Harttt. call Sll t-HII. TOUNO WOMBN-Earn e-SI ptr hour. WILL HELf with perlleallea. dlnmra or 4th Ave., Long Brtncb, or call Apply between houn S-l p. m. only. other oecatlone. Babyaltllngbyaltllng, lllghl l 1IM CASE CRAWLER-LOADER Arthu- Murray Studio. Ill Broad St., hhomeworkk . BHH HS1-tSlUl S yard. Ready ta work. Special 13,. CA 2-1234. He. Many othare to ehooee Iron. HAL ISTATt Mi SAU Thank you, Mr. Talcott WILL CAM for child In my borne all Open dally Including Rlturdtr- day.; • . HOUSRS FOR SALE Call KB S-1MS. GEORGE C. COCHRAN, INC. TARDB. CBLLARS, ATTICS altaaed. Rt». a] (Colllngworxi circle) Mr. H. TaleaH of Atlantic Highlands rocjintly uiad Aay aad all traen rtmavM. Urge inap truck. SH TOM. PR t-ms PR 4-mi BERG th* "Help Wanfad" columns of The R*fiit*r. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLBANWO ATTIGS-Cellarl. kaalatf awar iraah. Ugtit moving —'" WANTED VETERANS Mr. Tal**fi writes: > v " ' A HANOr tiUIOC OF IUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEOSI I. a COIN* - BTAMI la* arttea MAN WILL DO CELLAR CLBANlrlO ssair d B».|tkt SM i NO DOWN PAYMENT ijjt uuekttt SM me* waaing. AT add Mia; - "Will you RinaMy cancel the advartiiement In your $14,300 Full »rie* paper for« rtipomiM* farm*r, *fc. t^Glaai Repair WABTBD TO A Iruly luiury Home, o_..m. look and yw'll..buy.ll.. Immaculitt iplll Itvtl EXMRT MBrtOWO-Chlrt, gltaa, REPAIRS, SERVICH and Malntt- •mAiieiAL wllh three btdroome, U. btthi, telenet red se tllrar raflnlihinf and alaUna/Tatrat nance Mhour tcrvlce, Bren dart kllehea with built-in oven and raage, You will bo ejlad to knew that. I. was greatly 1 Sakk. M kucktU. Cnlat a Qliti Shop. U1 Martin J, ttcOuIrt, Inc. Cif MMT dining am, racreallon mom, laundry nroad SI. Red Btak. SH T-4IN. roata, attached garaga, comMnttlan •Usied with the remit of *dv*rtliin*|-)f yaw ptptr. Raaia-TapnW** Repak A number of oMcellent proipecti eppliee] for the RIPAJB and laiiaila- A.C, RADIO a TBUBVISIOH CO WANTED -- Piano In good condllloa petition and I finally .elected one which I trust will FfW. OIL » HBATINO-Call SH I- m Shrtartbuty Ave, SH VlTSa, FOB BALE - ESTABLISHED ROW- mr prlvali club. Pliaat cm Pit I- NON VET $900 DOWN Ml«. oil Delivery. Inc., Strntt a sMVicc WHILB -rob WAIT, beat, feckatw and ban butlntat. Four- Balea, i Herbert St., • Be* Bank, Iota aoata and tcjnipmtM.' Call BU I- work out Mtlifeeterily," - till trier * »•" . OLD KURNITURB - AMI«Uta. chlot, glatiwart, in tatteti and bnoa Monmoutb County Office RBAL BSTATB BROBBR wanted lo brae. Immedlaie caab far anytblna end ., COATS-An aiMntlil Auction OLSON CO. INC.-I att ill new tfllceKt money needed. iretythlns. Batefl't. a) Bar Froat M. Supplying you with e good itltction of job appll- aliti Service "anywhw*," 110 «LLT»FB ATBBATIOM, addlllonii, Inaulation, lattili ' Lively att up. Stew, OS I-Mli. Wi 1*MPJ ' THE BERG AGENCY Frin oatlmaln. Won guaranteed, tar tl yetrt. " D, L, Walling, KB>IMlotKB»ll Blvtr Rd., Fair Haven, UH f-QWa. Cor all Lawn and Oarata Suppliei APARTMENTS basement, Five minutes to Red lt» W, Ftonl St. SH i-MOt Bank, Excellent buy at only fit,' ShtCTHUlVX HAMMOND NaWBRFBiNK wlls NAVBSANDt Stiti - Strvltt CALL THI R1GI5TIR Navtaaad' Marine sun Co,, ouaa CBLLAM, aaraiaa cleaned. Tre.l 1 PORT MONMOUTII, lour rootat Mr- " , sea Bright, SB HIM. trimmed an! removed, Haiillni, Bo- TM tfattlmi Avt,, Altai Park' Far ORGAN STUDIO •- • All trilllllll. Biulata* foupW, WALKER * WALKER In-MIIIng gtrdent, CA |,>nf, prompt boma aervlot er tw your Bltairolm, tall i etwekui) at ASBCRY PARK REALTORS Bait* - *arvfta - lanmauts THRBB UNFURNISIIIOD ROOMS, all MMkv Ceattactor BBKIAi. PLAN OH ALL MOUHaee iitlllllei lupi'llid, AvtliiM. March I, llujiiwty ll Shrewsbury SHodytkU 1-0010 or Wattfe Repair Ont or lew idulti anly, KB «•£»!, , ca LODIH CAMAN-falnlar, ileeiiiator, ' tit* P.M. Bat. 'Ill lie*.fA SffatyiMe I-JJI2 A. Ill S'SJM Welding - educed prlcna Towir CraMimen, In IATAWAN — Furnlilitd fiifiit romiuT wjiiifnwi and 1)001 ^hroughmil, Call and oik for ONATO CONIIflUWlON CU, - Ontamul M., Red Sank. all 11IIIIIIM, nrrluili'il. wwnlav, liual KK rtaW ullitfr 'knit tlaxiii, tnnlririor M A'rTXsTIU Waldlin A Kalirltallm Co! 1PINBT PIANOS loi rent, rind out »••faclllllni. ai»o|l iilinhfi in ehunnini rtti m,, urn Hink, SH vim. Truck hmllia ana iijulpintni, ial>i Ion ymr purcmte if your twid ii nflrtnrnad, (ioiipi^jjnniy^aiio. Ul K-aiM 'in\ .ijnrri \jwir •* awn nruruwiiiH, fflnV MOMKH, aimatlrnia," rrpalri. IfKi.tiN MiQTftirt \ui\iiivf tormu. and itrnet mnp mil ponilMa wild- •UtMteie. Full allowance m all nmai LaW (ifaimiTTlTt; hitr awl TiaTi MilcliVn, llvmt rmiiii, Imlli and reium CLASSIFIED It tiili reo.| lor tale w Mill <•' ••• mi (i[ Induilrlil eaulpmint, I K'aM on iitiicnate. Choice tf I maaaa 13 lion rwjrn, riiiatiiliin nltlc, attiehtil Hl|h»>i o u a 111 v *nm. nt minnifi tutiffl PI, Sll MIT) oi IH 1-MJe, rooma, unfurnltliait, ll»nl, hnl water, KaraRe, alunilimin cumbinallun wlmlnwf oaJl NilMrl Bliifumtli, III I Mil, nolnlmtnl only, AT liens. v t< itvalnr, girite i|'«r», April I, Mil I'• ml id lo Mil, ai3 " *" UN, Sit Bupeihitniltnl, mmu i tm mtmmum pajr Rate* .. trtttn ratio it ytan aadk «K*5 tht foUowbuj nt Ta» CoUactor . Ealontawni -Had < lver. County of lionuoutta, SUU of lour vcari. Jong UM dividing lint between mt Proposed Rumaon Road,from Bruch Avenue lorouih ot Wett utig Branch and tht ew Jtraty. will meet at Uw plwai •Jt, to Protpoct Avenut: catt tklt of Notice li bcreby glvtn that «uaUMed Jter *dcticnattd on* "Petit Jury List irtlnantr dtllffliUKl on . 'ntpect Avenue from Rumton Road volut tl IU Boioua- at Sta Bright, •A- • — ...„,_£. ,„ MeamouUl TUBSDAT. APIUJ, l», ISM jorth to Harding Road: out «td« of County of Monmoutht atatt of Mew Jer- TUBSDAT. APRDL, It, IPO • FREEHOLD - Tne following iTowaship; Charles Youmani, Harding Road to lnteraoetlon of Ridge tty, not alrtady reguund In uld mu-between the noun of t:00 a. m. and In Holmdel .twten Use koun of IM a. m. andHold; bolh aldee of Harding Road from nicipality under the lawt of New Jer-1:00 p. ro. (Bittern Standim Tlmt). MeBBwatb County mideaU hive Shrewsbury; Mn. Helen :ou p. m. (Bauern Btudard Tune), m governingovtrnlng permanenpermuent regltuationgutration .or Iht purpott of conducting ut Pri- ht BiupoM of coutuetwg the Pri-Interatetloa of RM«e Road touth " Jrtnch and Uit Borouah ot L gaaaMf__Ba UIAAIAJ a^K' Mat, fit- ' - t4-um, 'turns. Spring Lake Heights; Rumaon Road; ill of Rotlyn Court: ngiauer or tranaftr with the. clerk marynary. .ElectioElec n far the nomTutlon of and alto being the dividing lint of HOLMDEL. i. The Township S/f VK5* 1%* "sIbwt wsnuiauon of .' Aalei Coart: ill «f Ltur.l- _ aid municipality at hit office, Bor DRB iiwcini ID wvm on BWro| y Young, Eatontown. ^ndlditti. tweet the Borouih of Catonlown. and Committee Thursday introduced Owiai4»tM- '- >rlvo; alt of Harrllon Avtnut: north ouah Hill, 1093 Catt Ocean Avenue, Slid Prlmiry Election will bo held Borouah of Oceinport. bt tht dlt- ,atUt juy starting Muth 7 amJ Primary klMtloB wui b* I. _ ildt of Rumton Road from. Hardl: Sea Bright, New Jeriey, at any time laiid munlcmusiclptlltl y for Uit purpott > what It may to Broad Street; nil munlclp«IR|r for Uw purjxw ,.loid watt to Protptet Avtnut; touu..^^.—-.- -id-iiday, Apra JO, l»«0, and .odsa-March II: iU 1960 salary ordinance for Itldi of- Rumton Road from Stvcn ^utday. nominating elector! ot a Prealdent n 18) Wttterlr, alont the re ter tjomiawnjt tMcton of » Pre>ld«m .— o) atpteniMr 2», IMO. during i Viet Prttiatnt of tht United of Bread Street to Wytkotl Rotd, municipal employees providing ..J Vic. pniUutt of Uw United 1 toe IOUOWUK boura: Daily »:00 a. m. -• Wttlam J. Addle, Shrcmbuiy; Mm IM nomhutlnf > UnlMd llmtn Tldgll PSTW -,itt to Proopcct Avt- B-Uet ind nominating a United Atalei h It the dlviaing line between DU- raises for the clerk,' assessor, ... both tide, of Proipect Avenue,. to U:W noon, 2:00 to 4:011 p. m.; Sat-Senator, a Member of Iht Haute, of trlcu No. 1 and No. 3 thence It) Fraak C. Addooixio, Red Bank; Stutor, > Hunker <* Hit HOUM at ommeneina at Rumaon Hold touth to urdaia, Stmclayi and Holldayi eicepted. iRepretehtailvet for the Third Congree- Southwetwny along Wyckoff Road and Booh 'iprcNnttlvci tor tlu Iblit Coofm- , ftsptember. and 2». «: .Oavtsa H. Aiaiwwrth. Engliih-I tax collector, magistrate, court ltiaa Road; all ot Church Strett: all ikntl Dlttria at Ntw Jeriey, two dlvidlnt line between DlttrlcU No. I [«ul DUtrlet cf Ntw lift, two Queeni I>rive; All ot Queen?. Drive Irom 1:0w0 to. 0:08:000 p.p., m.,. or at PerPel-Memben of tb> Board ot Choetn Free- tad No S to a point oppoeltt Meadow- -mm; Chirtet W. Aldrich. West clerk and for the first time, a JemMn a Uit Bosnl of CBaaen Frc«- jt: all of Prince place: north tide aiiaimutait ftt-liuallonIMslitratMratloni ,. Bureau,, CourCourtt- holdin lor tha County, of. Mon-iouth, brook Avtnut; thenct (7) continuing balder* fat U» county of IConnoiiUi, Id.-HaHaw limylent*, at ananyy KMUUburg; Mn. Shiriey M. Aim. Klngo Road from Protptct; Avenue houit.'n - In the foUowtoa muBktlptl af. northerly, and Nwthwtiterly, along tha salary for me librarian. nd (or tht lollowlni munlelptl of Hen, •* to Mrren. Bridget iJtatd;;- " " attwean Wtduaday/tdneaday , April 10, eta, vl»:.. .,. , . ... ,....• . dividing Mae between DUtrlctl No. S Img Breach; Ferris Altherr, Reviews k: • '..•.'. 1 . Soven .Bridgta Road.fn and No. 1, nt Hit dlttanct what It • Public hearing on the measure and'Thurteay. •eplomber », I*"- Thrt* Councllmin, twi for lh» full Itoad no/th to Rumton Road; won .... Uw toUowing koun: Daily »:•» A Mayor for Uw full itrm at lay to Uw Beginning. • ; , UtJa Sttver; Aathony J. Anm-, A COMPENDIUM OF THEIs scheduled for March ,10. .jrm of thrco yoara,.and oa» for Ihtof• WUloWillow DrDrlvl t touaYte Amtila Circle a. m. to 4.-M B..m. auurdayt Situ tin. • ' , Tht plact el raeeung at Bear* • tl •a*. New ttmnbury; Mn. Alva iiadFind Itrm of ou nmt.-, :•: all of Brook •11 of Orchard to U:» Doon. Su-dayi and goUdayi Two Councllmto for tht full term at Jlectlon and polling plaet for tht 'AR OP IKE REBELLION. By The, ordinance, retroactive to PlwoPliea; all oof « iAvenva;~ all of •. Alto Stptombtr 27. 20 andUuee yean each. Third Election Dlitnet It it UM Flrt : H. Aadtnoa. Neptune Township; Ml Um *t . from J« p. m. to »:»0 p. m. 'rederkfc H. Dyer. YoatMr. four y«irf. . , • ;• ••'.•. ... liaurtl Drive " A Tu Collector lor Iht lull term of HOUM, Broad Sinn. Mn. Dandr? Aaderm. Cliff- Jan. 1. provides the following Amelia all of :-Mat*L_... On Thurtday, a-ptemlwr 3>, UtS, uufour yean. •• - •' - . - -. mod; Mn. Helen Beatty. Key-pree volumes. $». r»rim»tr BtocUon mn bo MMPUcoPUce; UlUl,, of North reilttnllon booki wUl be doted until salaries: cleik. fftSOO. up $S80; •or Uw of North Lmrttt Avtnuvenueei Slid Primary BteUaa will bt held I DUTPOM Of MMlDsttlssgl 'MNOU ouaattt tldt'oaide' f Bruch Avenue from ' Otntral Election Jor uu PU.poee el namlmtmg ptrto-i •wetioa DMrict Four u htttky dt- port: JtacsfaA. B< Mlantic Ardent though todays Civil War \ S2,M6, up WO; tax eat- iMttetln strtlM is UH otfleot in to. - ol tht rttpeclvt tarlitt to tut offlcot nod and dttcrlbed u that t«Uol_ind nuntlOMit ind »Uo to oliet OM Drive, Notlc* of ehutt ot reildenc. or ap ai tht Boroush dealgaaltd at furfdaaas; Charles J/Bkkart, buffi iare -, Dye-ur coul.__._-.d have -give n,l«ctor, tJ,2OO, up WO; treaiwrer, , ud ont Itmtlo Bumbtr from plication lor uaniftr of- rtiWritlon abovt mtmlontd and alto to tltet ont own tlKtlon tMrM In Sfonaoudi; Itelllng for thli aMttrlct It theahalli bt madt tuner by written re- imale'and ont femilt. member. from Aabury Park; Themai Bllotta, ieMoni. HeUbored«ye«n[$ii0oo, no change; magistrate, Sin "' tptct avtnut. • [oath election dlnrlet In J_o_mouih ' ton Branch; Morris S. Bittner, County H Minktn of tin Hwmoutb •t lorwardtd to the' Municipal Cltrk ^>unty u Mtmbcre of tht; Monmouth1 foil stupendous MsemWy of $2,000, „» $500; court clerk. «,• " Bneutlito Comroltu. Or tub man) L. Anna. • .. tht Counly Board' of Electlone on :ounly ElecuUve commltttt for aach . in tBt center ot Neptune Highway and mo ukii politic*! putln, ormi provided by aald Municipal Clark u t MWhurst Township; Rourio F. war information without the_hdp m up $500. and attorney S3. •UpuHlcu andbtwxntk).- T.b. M. IS -Borough Clerk. or Board or by calling In penon at the - -- two nalor political '— r^i_nlng thtnet <1> •» »{j^Sf«. *J Neptune Townihip; secretary or stenofrapher. Auo Mn dil<|U ta it Board of aaectiont up to and Including AUo ten dtlegaut-tMarga and I •long Uw dividing lint -.. Boren. Aabury Park; fhrough the last, five years, ac- altimalt wtaMeVit-urgt art u irlctt.No. j and No. e, be tht dtt- This year the librarian will -* Piny to atpttmbtr 21 ISM) • '' * • • • Oeerte H. Byrd, Jr., Red Bank; cording to a contemporary news- P»«» at tin The polll-fpliu for the'Borough of chottn by tht Rtpubllcan Party tanct what It miy to Cranberry Brook receive a salary of 850. Convontian, ud alto tbtl •OBMiasj orsKAjtsaWiui, N. ., Sea Bright It located at tho Bor—^ —I Repuuieu Party at tht•nd Uu dividing lint between tht Town- ftoaley G. Campbell Red Bank; paper story, he worked eontl-u- two dlttrlet dtUfatM and two altar. Hall. IN* But ocean Avenue, •*——._. _»jveiitlon, and alto that ihlp ol Ocean and.ttw Borough tt Eat- to tht Notlet la banlnr slrtn that Uit Dlt> 1rlght,Htw Jeriey. ' two dutrlct deltgatM and two alter- ontown and, running thence (>) Wctt- JgaatJui J. Canale, Ruinaon; Al-ouily, ''knowing little difference Township Committee memben trlct Board! of auction and Rtglitry 1 erly, along Iht dividing lint be— , ConraMlon, Jn, and for Uii Borouab or KeutDurg, CLARENCE STIVBNg, , nate dlitrlct-dele«£tel to Iht tald Rt- tht Townaaip at Ocean and n» frad M. Carbtq, Red Bank; Mar- between night and day anwild l still receive WOO salaries, Ivuty-four deltntM-al-Uro - Boroufh ClerkCltrk. puUlean National Convention, and • ilvo alltrmtmtltipUf-MUtf* County of Monmoulh. State ol Htw ' tin 3. Carroll, Red Bank; Rob. between Saturday and Sunday," and the mayor, $1,000. .traey wiu melt at Uit dteienated rob. M, w 151.411 Twintv-four dilegiteo-ltluit and do caown by Uio Domoentii: Party piftcol on ' , twelve altornatc^ieitgatei.at-largt art art J. Chadwick, Neptune Town. npnatnt nld Dtmoentle Party at to be choaen by the Democratic Party •lotia Iht center lint of Hope Rotd leaving bis room only for''the few The welfare directors will get _j Nttloul CODTOBUOH, ud four dl» TUSJaOAT, APRlAPfUb IS, IPS) to repretent ttld Democratic Party at Ut Intentctlon with tha' center UM .. , •Up; Andrew J. Chapman, Bel- hours each week which it was ab-i (450; the road department fore- rlrt dtloiatot ud rvo altomato dU. betweeen ththet, noun of 7:00 a. mm. and Maumy AND BUECHON thi National Convention, and four duv Wyckolf Road: and Uw dividing lint rl« dtlosttu t* tilt Oomoerule Mt- t:«a p. m., to conduct tht Primary rlrt .eltfattt and two akematt dU- Between Wttrleuj Ho. 4 and No, 1: mar; Charles L. Conover, RedUolutery essential that he have man, $2.25 per hour; driven, ilonal Comontlon an to bo cbMW t»i^.^,>.,.Bltctlon fo. r Iht purpoaa of nominating BOBOU-H pr_NKW__»IJIIEvillBIJaV net delegate! to the Democratic Nt- thtnet I(4) In a ...NorthtaittrlyJt ------. HorUitrMorthtr-. Jit mpoetlva partial la UM Third Con- y .not alnady rtilMortd In laid mu- EJtC1 H MAJOR POLITICAL PAR- htretouter dMIgnited on County of Monmouth, State ot New - Mag Branch; James J. Devlin, "hey have equal stature today. paid $1.75 per hour. iclpallly undtr Uw Urn ol Nnr Jor- TI . •.•... . • Jeraey, not 'already reglatered In Bald morul School. Orant avaww. DISnUCT DBLBOATBS, and A_* TUESDAY. APRIL U, 1M0 municipality under tht tlatt Im of Red Bank; Anthony J.DiCia- this new edition, with a critical' >y lovomlnf pornuntnt roiutratkin between tho houra of 7:00 a. m. and ANDIUBNDRBW a. «r iay reglltcr or tranlfor with tho elerk inn p.: m. tEattcm Btudard Time] New Jereey governing permanent ngla- 'cwtk. -coma, West Long Branch; Mn,Introduction by Bell Irvin Wiley, Won la doubt about kow u aa •aM municipality at nil of flea, Bot. .'or the purpon of conducting ttw Pri lntlon mty reglitir or tranitir with Rtg.lt r» Hill. ProopKt Annut, Llttit SII-< vary Election for the nomination of iht clerk tl alld munlclpallly at hla of:Wtbt sWi ' Henrietta Dietrich; Asbury Park; adds another star to the record unwuttt nouatliold foodl. nrra your vet,, HoHoww' lonoyJtrttr;. aatt uy tint up to candldalea. , ' Ice,. Borough Hall. Broad strtet. Baton. •Joseph Domenico, Long Branch; of publisher Yoseloff for resting rrabltm with no KoflMtr'a elaaalflod _ld Primary, Election will be htld town. New Jel Monday, Hire* Mi.-Ad«rtl»tmtnt. during UnfoHowlna limn. Mlly S:W in ttld municipality tor thin. t w,«.purpon , Tucaday, Much «. 1B00. BMISTBT A1W tUJMlMM Harold Edelstein, Long Branch: Civil War classics available tol a. m. to 4:O« p. m. Smturdayi' • a. n. of nominating electon of a PrealdenPreilden t!1 Thunday. March 10, 1M0 from 2:00 tt . HOtlOB ; ' ' Harry R. Ecan, Neptune Town-today! historian and student to IS noon, auoteyi and HolMari oi- and Viet Prttldent of Uit "Unite • d *:«0 p. m., and from T;» to S:00 p. m. •OBOC-S? OF «PMS0X, », I, MP|od. Alw Mat* I. • and 10,- ISSt, BOARD OF BtatH, and nominating a United -lite at the Borough Hill, or at Permanent BMUIBI AMD from 1:0* ta, life i. m. or ai Ptt. na Reglitritkin_Bunni. CouruiouM Free, tkt I ;eMp; Mrs. Velrha C. Fairfax, "Photographi- c History," "Civil and: for „ of Clictlng One|J*1 ;tor, a Member of Jhe HOUM - Nonca manantnl Ronnratlaa Burton, Court- Mtgll ;Belraar; Richard N. Fisher. Red Ifar Atlas"). houtt, FrtolxJd, Ntw Jtnty. at anyMalt sM Ont'rtmalt Mtmbtr of tht In and for ttw Borough of Ruaurat, IMBOUOI or awEmaimir, si. J rot up to and Ineludlni Thurtdar, Monmouth County ahneutlvt • Commit. County ot Monmouth, SUM of Ntw Jtr- Bank; Mrs. Pearl N. FogelMn, ! Notlc* U Itortby St'tn Uut Uw Bit- Itt from tteh of the Bloetlon Plrtrlett _ ._. Saturday! SJ It is almost impossible to con- [arcfe 10, . durlns (onowtdg from each of tht two Major political wUl mttl at * Ruinaon; Stanley E. Franey, Jr., Irtct Boirdt of Bltctloa and Roitatry Dally,'%' a, m, to «:W p. m. m. to 19:00 noon. Sundaya and Holldayi dttimittd on rey in a few sentences the scopela ud for Uio Borouan ot aiuowAury. partita. .. for uw following municipal ticepted. Alto March a, S an4 10, 1SI0, Little Silver; LloydI Frederick, Saturdiyt »:00 a. ra. to it BOOB." Bun. Notlet It further licit, vli. TUBSDAT, APRIL IS. IMS and detail of the Compendium. County ol UonmoutEr Suit ot Ntwdart and Holldayi ncoptod. Alw •r given: that an mm 7:00 p. m. to s:oo p. 3. Jtnty, wUl nttt at Uw pltet horoln. votera oift the . Borough of A Mayor' for mt full ttrm ot. two On Thunday, March 10, IMS, . between ttw houn ot JM V:aa Elberoo; Julius J. Gilackl, Long ~:areb s, a nd 10, ISSt. fron T:00 Ktantbutf.. Ni J. "NOT ytart. tolunw One tabulates enlistments aftor dulinutd on . m. to t:O0 p. m. "NOT ALREADY" Two Counellmen for Ihl full term Ktlttritlon bookt will bt doted untl. 1:00 p. n. (Batttrn Standard .Branch; John A. Cardella, Jr., XircsDAr, APRIL u MSS rtslManoTiunder ut lawi of the auto after tht forthcoming Primary Election for Iht —' —•— and losses, identifies around 3,000 0 : l l of Ntw Jarttyaraw. govtrnlngoverning permanennrmuent three ytan tae_. to bt held on Tuttday, April It, IMOmar. y ~ Rumaon; Anthony Gentile, Bel- bttwHn Iht feotin of 1:00 a. n. andiniutrat" STb2oll.i '«U? b. •«Io^1- onm --—"-it may regliltr with Ihe Said Primary Election will bt heli units which served in the Union 1:00 p. m. (Baatom itandtnl Tlmt). afti.r. ththeo foithcHnliu Prtrnanr Btetkn lor tht purpon of nomln'imlnitln' g pertoni Notice of change ot realdenet or ap-ditia. mar; Alfred Gerner, Rarltan . bo Mid on Tuoaliy, Aurll It, lit). Clerk it her Office In the 111 to tht OHICel plication for transfer^ of nglatntlon SlU Prlmiry Election wa be; Irmy, and lilts alphabetically lor IhtipurpoM ot eoadueUna - ~1lna.' Church Street, of Uit rotpectlvt ptrtlet .. than bt'mtda tlthtr by written request I iIn tinaaM" munlclpaHtmunlclMtityV toforr thIbat Township; Joseph Gilbert. Deal; •nary Eltctloo lor nomination ot can. Wotlct at ohanio of itrtUneo or ty foantburf, N. ••or with the Comabove mentioned and llto to elect one |aome T.MO commanders of bri lor truator - lorwtrded to. tho Munlelpal..LClerk_o_r|ootf tnmlnatlnamlnatuuTeltctoa tltctorna iof .'™• 1 Louis J. Glau, IK, Neptune mlaMootr ot Ras-tntwn, Rail of Ric-mill and ont lemala' member from tht County of loni on formi pro. and. Viet Pnildint ol th4 gades or^ larger units/ Volume ordt. rr—beU. N. J., during office each tlectlon dUtr"• ricl t In Monmouth video: by itld itfsW Slaltt --Townihip! "Robert R. Goodrichi In aitandd municipalitmun y lor Ma boonoun ddalll y (falurdayt, Sunday! and Count-„».,.y, u— _..„„.Memben• of Uit Monmoutu or by calling i Benator. a Mtmbtr tl tht HottM at |Two tabulates 10.455 Civil War of nomlnatlnc tltetora of ' Ktlldiyi to and Including County Eitoutlve Committee for each Neptune Township; Martin S. of the two malor political partita, Uit Municipal or Counly Board Ktpnttnutlvti lor tht TMrt Coogrtf actions from battles and cam TRUHSDAr, Mfi^, H 10, of Electioni up "to and including March tlonal Dlttrlet of Nnr Jertty, two Greene, Deal; ' Mrs. ' Kathrya i b Republican and Democratic). Mtmbtra of the Board ot Choten Frtf paignJans totar/ acoutinscoutingi Iforays and Alto ten deletitet-ai-lirit ant 1> Grouis, Red Bank; Louis J o» to and&l^%lV^c or5ns ¥fr aitemilt-dtlefatci-tt-larn are to The*aald Boardi of RegMnr and boldtn for Uie County of Monmoulh. skirmiihes. They are listed chron- choaen by Uit Rtpublletn Party Election will meet on and for at roUowus attatelsal at- Hamm, Atlantic Highlands; Mn. lUelttrr and" *~Ws»TraWB. ». .»» TUBSDAT, NOVEMBER B, IMS licet, vli: ologically and by states. Volume —Witn Vint' NOTICE tO VOTERfl: npreient tald Reiubllcan Party at thi Two Ooundlawn for ttw full ttrm tt Jewel C. Hammond, West Bel holdtrt for Uw County of Monmfeth, For the convenience of all penont National Convention, and alao Uu between the houn of 7:00 a. m. and Three details the records of more and for tht following municipal offlcot, TVBSOAT. MOVBIIBIK i, IMS NdOTr ALREADY reguund under tho two dlitrlct delegatet and Iwo alter*t:0O p. m. for tht purpou of conduct. three yean. nate-dlttrlct-delegatee to the aald Re Int the Oeneral Election. Said Primary Btcilon win tt ktM mar; Raymond F. Hammond, than 3,500 Union regiments, bat- vli: . botwtm tho Dour* of 1:M a. m. ud pormanont _ ratio_ n Itw._t who cin- Matawan Township. A Mayor for tho full ttrm of two ro. lor Uio purpoM of eonducf- not apply durinduringg , Ngiilar off tee hoon fniMlcin National Convention, and Said' General Election win bt lor Iht purpoM ot nomlnttlng ptiaoat talions, batteries and independent pan. Sen to retlMer. change of addrtti. or twenty-four delegatei-at-largo and in nld municipality for ttw purpott of ut rtiMCtlvt narllet to (it offiett . Mrs. Esther B. Hampton, Free- Mi tramtor tht Municipal Clerk'e Office .twelve . alternate-deletatei-at-largo. are of electing eleeton of a Preatdent and abovt mentioned and alat to tltet ont companies. You will not find the Two CouMUmon for Uio fuU tonn Uld Oononl KlMtlon WUI ta MMwill be open during tht eytnlngi of to be choaen by the Democratic Parly Vlce-Prtildint of Iht Unlttd SUtet and malt and ont ftmali mtmbtr Irom hold: William A. Hand. Freehold; of Uirtt ytin oath. i aald munlclpallly lor tht purpoM i to npreient laid Democratic Party it ttch election dlttrlet la -"" like of it anywhere else. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. electing a Unlttd, Statea Senalor, e Mrs. Gertrude Hanisch, .Long A To Colloetor for tht luU ttrm of J oloetlu oltetora of a Proildonl and MARCH Mi and 10th, IMO between tho National Convention, and four dlt- Member ot Uw Houae ot. Repraunta. Counly at Membtra of ttw Bob Price: four ytara, ' • .•let-Prtiklont of tht Unlttd tUUl I " Ihe houra of 7:0* p. m., and S:00 p. m.Irlet delegmtet and two alternate dlt- Uvtt for tht Third Congrtailontl Duv Counly Eitcutlve commttttt for Branch; Theodore A. Hanien, oltctlni a Unlttd SUtta Btnalor, trlet delegate! to Uit Democratic Ni- irlct of Ntw Itntj. two mimbtn ' iof tut. two malo— r politic*! tVltlM, fUU Primary Cnetlon' will ta ktld Wtmbtr of tho Mouao of Rti The Dlttrlet Boardt of Election will ilonil Convention are to bo chojen by Freehold; Mn. Martha H. Har- lor tht purpoH ot wrnilnalloc ptraont IK at Uio following placet which la a Iht Board" c<"ch"oMn'Freeholden'forURepubllcVuatV andbemocratlO.. of ttw nnoctivo oartltt t» lEo offlcto II*M for tho IWrt < deaefiBtkm and location of ttw pollln, the reapectlvo partlet In the Third Con- Uu Counfy of Monmouth," and lor tht AUo tin diligatet-at-largi _ ; Her, Sea Girt; James G. Harti] •bovt mtntlontd and alto to met ont irtet of Now Jonoy. mimtera ol placet In the Borough of Keuiburg, nilMial Dlttrlet of tho stilt of Nowfollowing municipal of note, vli: |alterniteMlilta-t»*at"l" "- lllia-let-atlirti o an Ji...t Board of Chootn Ntw Jereey. raey In aald Primary Election. A Mayor for Uw full ttrm of two choten by Uw Rtpubilcan >at& to gaa. Wanamasss; Benjamin R, MLMBEL, *. I. •salt ud ont ftmali mtmbor from ;hht County* ooff Monmouthrntriolda. and fonr fo thr e ENotice it hereby given that qualified __ to tich tlKtlM dinrfct in ~ 'rilowlni municipal offlcai. rli: . Pwet Klcctlow INelrlct votera of tht Borouih of Niw -hretn- »rt. . npretMrepreetM'iiklRtwfelicit tald Rtpufficinn "Pattratty atlt U Uww . Harvey. Jr., Oakhunt; Alfred M, Notlcf it htnbr flvin Hut tut DU-County u Mtmbtro ot tho Monnouth All that ana wen of Main Street Two Councilman for Uw full ttrm Nationa' l Convention, and alia thlt IHct Bo»rt Marc- ~h S-. from New Jeracy. at any time between Mi In aaM munlelp twtln aUtraiW^euntet-at-tarst are out* S:00 a. m. la 11:00 noon. Alao March day, March 1. IMS and Thunday, Se ut reipectlre strut! In tht Third Con- 1 sagto be- ehom by the Democratic Part land wett ol Main street to the Rill •Tenkmai Dlttnctot Uw sutt of Ne» •wan; Mrs. LeocadU JanlowU, 2of J22nonlaatlnu i el road traeka of Ihe Central Railroad, of 7. », t tnd 10, 1140 from 7:00 p. m. .to 39. IMO, between the houre 61 2:00 and Vice Prti to repntent aald Democratic Parly i S:tn p. m, or u Permanent RtaHtfa. [4.00 p. m. and 7 JO p. m. to »:00 p . Itrny In'Mld Primary Election. : Freehold; CUIford W. Johnson, and Vlu. ,Uto »b Matloinl Con-miton, and tour dli Now Jenoy. and alIl that area eouth of Notice it henby given tint qualified •talH,. and Uit railroad trackt of tht Ctntral Rail, Itlon Bureitu, Courthouae, Freehold, New Baturdaye, flundayi and Holldaya. el i>.uT. * Willl>m M Jor.lioiuuof•nator, a MtmSMtmbtr oVf Iht iiouto of <"« dtltgaltt and two alltrsalo dlt- imcy. at iny tlmt up to and Includ' cipted. Alto September V. M an vottrt of thi Boroegh" ot Rumion, Asbury ParkPark';, WUllaWilliam M. JO^iRSSSSiiitiJiPRoproMMathroai lifoJr th i*a. T?I«I i?SJI~illrl« dtltiaua ta thi Domacrttle Na- Ot a. m. to 11:00 of~NM»"/tft»v"io"tht~aiatt! High' 39, lttA !rom 7:30 p. m. to t:0» p. mCounty of Monmouth, Butt'ol Ncv Ing Thurtday, March 10, 1M0 durlnr Jertey." not alwadr rtgltttrtd In mM dan, Neptune Township; .Mn.|ii«aitloni.l butiieDUtrlet «olf N vW~iSmf^no tional Conrtntlonin to bo chottn b| noon. 'Sundiyt~and HoUdayi eieep waThtPollInr Route gNo plic. 34t beln. r the Trenery the followlns houra: pally •:•» a. in.or at Permanent RtgUtrat:ratlol n Bunti vii..k^h "> A Tu CoUtctw for tho full ttrm of toy, not alrtady niltttrod In aald mu- man Building, Miln • alter me forthcomlrj,ncr PrimarPriml y Elec daya exeepted. Aleo September 27. :. Keelen. Keansburg; Walter i. E lour nlclpallly under the lawi of Hew iltr- a. m to 4:90 p. ra, taiurdiyi »:00 a. !, 9M Miln_ltreet. April II and 1*. IMO, tram 7:00 p. m. to *m 'lMD, during tht folltwlng houn: Dally bidId prlImarn y, _CltcUo. n WIU ta told ooy goveralna permanent roglatraUon m. to 11:00 noon, Bundaya and Holi- mttriel tlon" to be held on Tuetdiy, a. m. M ,S:00 n, m., Saturday! Kelsey'.Freehold. ; URoy Klnsey, days txcttttd. Alio Stpttmbtr J». M. All l thtt traa tattatt off Main Btrteatrt t IMO. 11 1 i for tilt purpoeo of _____ may refUtor or iruottr wWi iht clerk Atllntla A Notice of chime of retldence or ILT'on'Thuradty. September It. IMO, UII of tht roapeelKe paitwutWMotha to t otftooa of aaM municipality at her office, rw- and Jt, IMO Irora t:(O p. m. to S:«.I.s Atlintl-.e- .,-,.Arenu- e and toulth o„f PPel reaiitralion booki will bt doted unr' :y.^«»iS A&M. r?h' sBd FreeholdId. Avtnu11 t ta Via " " pllcitlon 'or trantter of regfttratlon J abovo mtmioatd and alto I Idince. ajreanore Mtnut, Shrtwtbury, - - . 4Y!? ? *» •• B»nmad tracm of thtHull bt made either by written,re- alter Um fcforthcomin' g Oenert" l Electlc Jr.. Ntw Jtmy. at an time up to and. On Thurtdiy. Btpttmbor *. 1MB, UM caatnl Railroad of Nnr Jertty. with- queit forwarded to Uit Municipal Cltrk on Tuetdayly,, November a, 1M0. itiginraueri bookt will be atTatll inl»,«h. thtt cornoratt Umlta of thi munlei- incladlInt fturodiy, March 10. M0. palfty. or tht County Board of Bleetlone on Notice of chime of naldcnct or ap „ „ MoamouUi, durdurlnl (th* thee lollowlfoilowlnnt taourt:taoun: Dally 1:l:01~ aKeT'the feftuomliig Otnoril -ltcllon tht China formi provided by aald Municipal Clerk pUcatlon for tranaftr of rtgwtratlon, CeuMy BiecutlTt Committee for each a. m. to «:f•- » p. m.. Saturdayi.- S~u on Tuttlay, November s, IP". Tht PoUHg plan ;«rdo; Chester F. LaGrone, Jr. n Fttreet. or Board or I •hall be made either by wrttten re- of ttt two major political parllea, dayt an«d Rolldaya oiieptod, alw. Ma—....n , KotKe of chinge of raildeneo or ap> the office of .«fc,Pi._cS?_ quett. forwarded to the Municipal Cler' Had iBankBank;: Karl G, LeiatLeistaera , (Republican andPtmocratlc), • and 10, , MM....,. from ?!& p, m. tao S:S:Wl Plication for truiaftr of rerittrailon inan aprcLMAN. m tht County Hoard of Electioni i Aloo ttn dolotalta-at-larto and ten bt madt tlUier by written roauott .-'untclpul Clerk. County Board of Ktectloni up to and Eatontown;; Misa Rose Leonei '. m., orr at PormutnPormanont RtilitrttloRtatnrttl i ,Dat<4: Kianlbura, N. J., Fabrutry Including March 10, 1M0. tormi provided by •tald Municipal tlttnutt-dtltttttuMirit art to be lurtau, CounhouN, tnohold, New t iforwardt- to~tht iiunlclMl'cln•••- ' Itri- o<-{_--:__.r • Tht laid Boardi of Reglitry i Clerk or Board or. by calling In ptrton Neptune Township; Mrs. Nora M choaen by the Rtpubllean Patty to tty, ot any time up to and Includ |tho Countjr Board,of Ilcctkini on fonne|*g:>Sin. r it ttie offlct ot tht Municipal Clerk Feb. n. IS t3S.S0 Election will meet on Long. Red Bank; Gordon F. ropraMfit MM RapubUcan Party at thtThursday. March 10. isao. durlns provided "by TUESDAY. NOVEMBER S, 1900 County Board ot Election! up to i NUIonal Comrtntlon, and alw that followlaff noun: Dally t:00 a. m. ,flo«H or or callfnc In tterton at thi between the houn or 7:09 a. nt. < Including September 29, 1MB. after the forthcoming Primary Election Magee. Matawan; Edward J two dlttrlet diltittte and two alter, 4:10 p. m., atturdayi. S:(» a. m, . olflet of the Municipal Clerk or dun. 1:0(1 p. m. for the nurpoae of conduct The following ii a detcnpUon of thtto bt held on Tuetday, Aprff 19, IMS. nate-dMrtct-deletatea to the tald B« 13:M nwn, Sundayt and Holldtya •: ly Board of Blectiom un to and in, BtalBTRY AHP EUCTION Ing the General Election. election Dlttricti In th» Borough " Notlet ot chum of nildeut or ap- . Mahaffey. AUsntic Highlands; publican Nalimtl Conrentlon, and ctpttd. Alto March I, *, tnd 10, ir~ eluding Bepttmber J», MM. NOTKB Slid Oeneral Election will be hel Eatontown and Uit polling pltcti plication tor tnniftr of nglttratlon totnlrfour *diTt|rat«r'at-tario"' Ii_i|lnSn~T:l»"p."lmT to S:00 lime, vis: ;. ahell bt madt either ky written re- Mn. Ruth N. Maher, Red Bank; Tht following U a description of the O* REA BRIOHT. N. J, In" tald municipality for the .purpon M lorwarded to tht Municipal CIM twelvt ilum-tt-dtlllitei'iMiritlttrnatt^tlt|itM-itlirni_ —i«- "JnftUrS^M^r-. — - ^MM, Ult MI election dutrlrlt In Iht Borough of Ut of decline electoEtorn of * Presiden— t tint Electlea Mttrlct queit lorwarded to ttw Municipal Clirk John D. Maitland, Red Bank; to bo ckcotn by tat Oemocralie Parly Mrallon Iwoka will bt clottd until «r tit Silvtr and tat polling plaeti - MUct It >erel>y given thlt tht Dlt-Vfce-Preiraent of the United Slaici ar or tht t County Board oft aitetlonElectiont! a«n to renrotent aald Democratic Patty at tor the foithcomlnt Prlmtnr Bli tho tame. Io wit: trlct Board of -lection and Rei I: Election Dlatrlct Out It htrttiy d formi provided by laid Municipal Cltrk Alexander^ Manella. Lincroft; the National Convention, and four dlt- electing a United fKatea Senator, or Board or by caning In pemta at tho _ _.„ .... __ to bt htld on Tuftdiy. April IP, ... aim Eitcttoa DMnct and for the Borough of Sea irltht_. . Member or tha Houae M Repreientn lined «nd deicrlbed tt that leclta ! Aagtk) A. Massara, Oceanport; trlct doltsattdoltiatta and two animate ddiel - Notice of change <* niMonce or •] County of Monmouth. State of New itlvet for the Third Contjreulonai Di~ and territory ol tht Borough dttlg. office of Uit Munlelptl Cltrk or Counly trlct daltfattt to the Dtmocratlc Ha- plication for trantfn of naietralc Jertey. will meet at the puce htrtln- trlct ol New Jeriey, two memben nated ai followa; - . i 1 1>M1WtS lll. imar•Imary Election will bt held Notice It hereby given that qualifies U or Ntptunt "Highway. "ata"t it L laid Oeneril Election wilt k-t. held tans, Neptune Township; melptlrly undtr the uwt at Ntw Jtr- .he tald Boartii ol Rtglitry I all ot CirlUt Terrace; Welt lldl .. ' ' Ihrewa. In nld municipality for nt,s Jack Okun, West Allenhurst; 1PH, ths ytin. wtn ildo of ProtMet Avtnue fror milt ind ant temele member from houu, Freehold. New Untr, at tnrEatontown and Borouih ot Octanport: ml Borough Hill, River Rotd, Rutnion, Little Bltvtr Point Road.north to Wl etch election dlatrlct In Monmouth tlmt between Wednesday, Anril 2V thenct (4) Northerly along ttw boun New Jeriey. it any lima between Wed- John. PantcckMe, Atlantic Higl low Drive; both ildei of Sllvtrild I County aa Memben of the Monmoutn 1M0, and Thuridav, September 29, itMH ilmy lint belwten Iht Borough ol Bat nerdi*, April 20. IMO, and Thurtdiy, lands; Edward Pennetti, Key Avenut from Oceinport Avtnue I County Eitcullvt Committee for eacl during the following houra: Dally t;(f ontown and Borough of Oeeanport' tt September It, MSB. during the fellow- Rlvertlew Avtnut and South Bunny. of tht two ntaior tiollttciil parti' a. m. to 4:30 p. m.. Satttrdnya °:f tha Southerly lint at Fort Monmouth Ing houn: Dilly 1:00 a .m. to 1:40 p. port; Mils Dorothy G. Perkins, IP""!^ creit Drlvt. (Remibllcin and Demicntlel. i. m. to 13:00 noon, Sunday! anrr dz? Ho. *i»tract: thence <7> rVeiierly and North m. Saturday!, lunitavi and Molldtya South Belmar; Daniel Piatkow Alto ton rlelegatei.at-larti and leidaya e-ceoted. Alto Septembert o27 1:0. '0 erly, along the boundary lint tl " ncepttd. Alao Sept. 3t. 1940 from T:M Polllni plan lor thli dlttrlet It attemate4leltgitte.at.large an to " and M, IMO, from 7:00 p. m. ' ' Government Retervatlon known — n. m. to an. m. or at PtnaiMM akl.s Freehold; Mn. Borouih Hall, Prospect avtnut. choeen b-. the Renubllu" Party ... p. m, Fort Monmoulh, .be the dltlanci whtl ReiMritlon Bureau. Coarttautt, Fret- HMtad Ilie-oa DMtrtn West Belmar; Arlhi npnttnt nld Rtpubtlcan Party it the On Thurtday, September 3ft, .IMO, It may ta the point or alaet hold. New Jtrety. at any Unw tvetween t»t"Miln1clDil^teft" or rtgltti"linerr or IranefeIrutftr with thIhet Clerk „ Ilecllon Plitnct No. I It hereby National Convention, and alto that rciritlrttlon book! will be doled uut iglnnlng. - ' ', W. Pollock. Neptune Township; of Eltttloni u» to and <"Uit• MtalMd MunicipallMunlelpallyr aatt hihnt officeoffl . rttl< flmd and ditcrllwd aa follow: two dlttrfct etilcfatei and two alter- .aftir tht •orthcomlng aenirtl lltctlo Plact of meellng of Board ef tlec Mglnnlng at tha latefatctMa nf tea niimittrktclilnntii to tht taU R [on Tilftdiy, Novtmhtr I. 1Mb, lion ind polling pltct for tht Flrtt . Thedore R. Rauman, Spring «h U?\m *"** (namon Avenue, Shrewibury, Notice of chlnte nf rtildtnct or n _ Boark_rdi o_f rieiletry and ""! *—**. "'J"?JJ™e ntlwytn Wed- tor lino of Protptct Avtnut wtlh tr publican Nallontl Convention, ar Election Dlitrlct It tht Flrt Home '.Like, Lake; AlberAioent M,. Relschneiscn,. umLongi JO. Ittt, and Thundi: noundir* line ofllie Boroush of I* twenty-four delegate'-U-liftc ai pileatlnn for tnniftr ot rttlitratlc Broad itrttl. li:M noon. Sundayi and Holiday! is. WecTkn will meet on Bank and running thence (I) Bout twelvt altinule-dtltgalii-at-largt ai •hall be made ellhtr by written r TUHDAT, NOVSMBBR I, IPS) IMO, durlnt tht rollowli quiet forwarded to the Munlclpil Clt e-Mtit. Alan -tntemher J7. *• m IS, Braach; Bernard G. Rlckman, hou'riT Dally' 'p!»'aTirTVfiBiriirm. taitetly along Ida tenter lint cf aal Io M choteri by nit pemocntle Part:! 1M0. from 7:40 t>. m, to I:OS j, in. .' Freehold; Mn. Louise Roche, Ai ibttwttbttwton the hourt of 7:M a.. m. anaMa•iturdayt, flunitiyt and Holldaye t^ Pntpect Avtnue M ft* Inttrttellc to re&rttont i*Hl Demoentltf Party l or the County Botrd of Election" < •licllon Dlltrlct Two It nenby dt On Thundiy. .Stptembtr SAItMS, ttw 1:00 p. ni. for the . of tondud. cjMtd,.alto SeMtmbtr tT,.3S and 91wim^ht centtr line ot Ruraton road, Iht National Convention, andd four rf'i formi provided by uld Municipal Clu fined tnd deicrlbed at that teetlc ntlHratwn booki win bo ikwtd until bury Park; Mrs. Julia Rotnard, mi Uit aintral tS2X2 lap), from 7:0ft n, m, ._ P:00 thenct (1) SnuUiwitttrtr aloni the eta-trlet eltlegatti and two alttrnataim t ell-, or Botrd or by calling In rtrion anil territory ol iht Borough dm. «ft" the toit>>^oml«: O-iwr-t.Blectwei fluid "Otntral ElMilon will be held |m. ' or "at Permtnenl tot line of Rumaon Road to Rrancr trlel delegate! to Iht Democratic Nt the office of the Municipal Clerk natrd ai followi: Eatontown; Benjamin L. Rostn- Rtsltlrttl Countv Botrd til Elertlona up to an SEOINNINO at tht InttrttcMon on Tiiemiy. November s, t*N, •• • i In wld munlelMllty for Iht purpot. Bureau,, CourthnuierKreeholrf^ourt . New JC Avenue and continuing on In a atrilini tlonal Convention an to be nhoten b' Notice of chantt of reildintt or ari- .bloom, Asbury Park; Mn. Bai of electing tltctort of a Prteldtnt and wy at any tlmet between WtdnttdWtdnttdtt: lint on thi HIM count Io tht ctntei Iht reepecllv* Mrtlta In Iht Third Cen. iMudlnr fetitemher 3*. 1M0. tht center lint of State Hlghwty N nliMtlm for tnnafir tl rtaittrallen Vlce-Prteldtnt of thi United Intel and tty HIM or White Rood: theme IJ) North .msltMi! DMrlct it. the Slat* cf New The following It a description of U at Iht dividing lint between a. and Thunday, (eptt: election Dlatrlcti In the Rorcuth than be mtilo either >r. wrttter r»- .ban Rothman, Middletown Town' fleeting a Unlttd Haiti Seintor, a btAprir 9*,l ~ IMordurlng nit following how witltrly along Mi center lint of Whit Jantv In laid Primary Election. Borough ot BatonTown tnd tilt Bar quilt fcrwinied to Ihl Municipal Cttrtt ship; Nicholas E. Ruggiero, H«i Member of the , HOUM of RtprtMnie. Dally •:(n a, m. ta 4:90 ». m., Silt Road to tht boundtty Una between td Notice le hereby ,lv«n that quallfK New Shrewtbtirv ind the polling plici nilh ol New Hhrewibury and runnlni n» the Coi'"t" RniTrt o' Bltflt'0"" t»n tint for the Third cmsrtttlonal, till- diyt, S:0o t. m. to 12:0(1 noon, Mu* Borcvih of Shnwtbury and Iht Borvotera of Iht Borauah nf Sea Brltti In lime, to wit: thence (1) Weitcrly along Lafelrf formt provided by nM Munl(IS*t Cl9fk let; Frana Schachinger, Mlddli trlct of Ntw Jtney, two mtmben of di;t and Holldiya eieenled, Alto " «tt|h ol Ultlt Sllvtr: Ihtaca (4) In • Countr of Monmmith, State of Nr VIaM iffWntWfl iPiMwiCl Rrook along Ihe dividing lint btlweei or Bn«m n' h» e«»ln«ln n—im at Board of Chottn rriiholrteri far Northerly direction along-laid bounl Jertty. not already reglatertr] In inli. All that portion or the BorouiH o the Borouan ot Eiloniown and thi toWn Towmhlp; George the"Board i<'§iam*jrnitojo^ii~fw|iyriiMVlT^™MS W,' I**),' Iron J Horouih or New Shrewibury. Ihe ntflra of thi Municipal Clerk Of' thi. County of Manmoulh, and for thep. m, to #:M p. m. •tf lint Io Iht bounder* Hat ol Uvmunlelptllly, under tht lawt of New NtGardew Shrewabtjry,n s'tnto Parkwiiy. mualT boundet Writd oonf thi fi0 1 El Borouih of Rtd Rankt'thtnet IS) Norir dltttnce whit it maiiy"fo"t_e'e«n7tr"ir ' " t Covil'" "'- •""'Bntrd' *oT El*'tln**' » Ut M In* Schmidt, Leonardo; William ' followlnf munlclpil offiett, vli: On Ttmrtdiy, Sentembtr If. IM0, i Jtraty govemlnt ptmanent rerlttra. North by Swimming River and en tl B l l One Commllttemtn for tht lull lorn naitlrallon boohi will bt clottd uu taiterly along the boundary lint tlon, may reglrier or tnnattr with thi South h- tht Central Railroad traeki iHop!"roadi'yiience'ij|jltuthtrlytalonB 5_j!i S[5ff !?^__ « .'Schmidt, New Monmouth; Arth of three rein. ' after Iht forthcoming Oeneril Elects thi Borouih of Red B Cltrk of .ht Hid munlelpelitr at hi Tht milling nine lor tht Pint Bin Iht centtr lint ol Hope road, bt Uw Bonndarlta nf iht Election DMftMt V. Schopp, Red Bank; Hir A Tu Collector for thi lull Itrm of on Tuetdij, November I, IMO, or puce of Beginning. office, Borough Hall, iflM Eaat Octl twn niatflct In tht Borough of Ne' dlnanca what It may Io lit Inltrttetlon in tht nareuirti af Runmn int) Iht NotKi of chtnie of reiMeiict or ai Polling piaca for thla dlttrlet 14 UMAvtnut, Sta (right. Ntw Jtriev, i Knrewihury, II the Fin HOUM, Tlnlc wlih thi center lint ol Wyckolf road, online; pliet tn each dlttrwt art at, .Schraeger, Neptune City; Mrs Nollct"fi' hereby tlvtnn HinMtat ViillflaViillflntl any tlmt up> to and tnclwllng Thun Fllll, New Jeriey. and tha dividing line between DtetM followi, to wll: , • plication for frtnirfr or r»«lttnlk Flrt HOUM on Pmptct irtntw. No, 3 anil Muriel No, 41 thtnet (,' ; Dorothy Schulb, Brsdley Besch votirlire of the TowTowntnli n off Holmdel,. nonot •Mil t* mirtt tlthtr by wrttten rtquv dar, March ID. IS*), durlnt tht fol •HIM EtNtlaa niitrlr) tint Cttettas DliMci •Ireidy retllleredUST Northerl All thlt portion of ttw Itorourji at Grove; Waller Shea, Sea Bright ••liul dt municlralllimimlclrilll— i r' .. at hit_-_, office., rmlrm|.._.-,_nfflcr ot Iht Munlclpil Cltrk or Count] >n tht following ttrtetii WtM and »:0B n, m., or at Permanent Ri- election Dletrlct In the Borough ftumaon iltuato North of IMtt Road, rtlence. Rtil faink.Holmdtl'Roaii, Holm. t of Hanctt Road IntFromn RMga Roariot J tatrattnn tJurtan, Coiirthoute, PrrehoM, New Shfewihiiry It tht Wflyiirte Cm along Hit centir Km of Orint Avi nofrrt nf t>do"« up to ind Incluitlln T nut and along Iht dividing lint i hounded on th» F.«"l h» Wnihim Avt. Merrill J. Sills, New Shrewsbury itlei tttw 'trtey._ , HI an_iy tlmtl t between Septemhtifptemtieitr to,99»», 1PKIIMO., rtumim Roadi ilIIl off Vina DtlvtDiiv,.i Ntw Jtrtey, il an* time un to end In.munlty Ftrt Home. Wiyaldn. New Jei nut and on Uw Wtit by Buina Vina ind Thun. North tMt of Rumton Rot. from «iudlw. Thnrtday, MarcK 10, 1M0, dur.ley. Dltirlcti No. i and No. 4, be thi dli Chsrles Slmcox, Engllihtown Weiliipiday, April », IMO, and Th Tht follnwlnollcwl * li • (Iticrlntlon of I! imoe what II miy to tht cinter lint i Avetmi, iltyrtty,. SentemheSenttmher 3dM,, IMO. liurlniturlmt IhthIhtt fn fn|l. "lecilon dlidlitrlcjt i In the norniiih Itince Rood went to Harding Roar Ing Iht following houn: Pailv 1:00 a, TMrt Rlnllml nillrlrl Gilbert Smith, West Belmai Invlnlowingi hourthoiini DallDull)r' f.OtiS:00 a,. m,. tIo 1:00'tir»wiliuuf infl iht pclllng pltcri touth itile of Rumton Roail from Oi n. In ''in n, m. Rituniaya »:fti ". m •All that norilon or the RarnuiH lllcliardion Avenuei thtnet III Bailii Th' mlllng nlaet tor tht Flrtt Bite. V' m, Stturdtyt. Suiflayi and Moll. 'ht iimf, to win Jlotii wcit to flrven Bridget ftoai la 19:00 ntx". Sumlay! and Hol'davi New Bhrewivbiiry, innate from Anpi ly ilong Rlchirilion Avtnut to Hit eti •"in n'«trlp| II Ortanli" Firt nmninv'e ^Maurice Stempler, Red Bank ilit ticenleit or il Pimnnirj lt(|l<. wen tldt nr OUi Roadi all of Mneht mMfiteit. Al«i M»rc»i «. e ap,i to »treel. Nn'ld tn N«wmin •»rlnir! Ho»i ler line of South Strut tt an emit "Ire Itmnt, rorntr River' Read ind rntlon llureiu Courthouit, rretholtl, tint KkMl-ai IKHrtrl Plnco: eaet aide of Bovtn Hrldgi nnd InoludlnR nwlmmlnr. R'ver Acr South Street where the brook orciiei Allen Strttt. Rumton. , Everett B. Storms, AUentown ruction nmrlrt No. I li hereby di \m from T;:cmo n. m,In l;0fi p, m. Ihe lame; Ilience (41 Norlhtaitirly, •Jew Jeriey, at n 'Ined end detcrlbtij at fnllnwti Hold from Rumtoa Road touln i On Ttiiin^vtv, MuniMftrch to, IMO, tht re«, North tn Newman "prln«« Inad, Jamei H. Swarti, Shrewsbury HVdiwedty. April 90, Klngt Road! all of Pint Drive: »utl Illrallon booai will he cloiM until »lt« Tht nnillng place for the Third Klec Hong the laid brook to lie Interetctloi aieellon Plitrlet No, I tl hereby 44- Al*"l "Ih—m nnrtlon nf tht Boratl aide of Klngi Road Mining from Su lion pletrlet In tht Rnronnh ot Netwith Ihi center line ot Neptune HI flmd and dMcrlbtd at follown ' Sylvester H, Sweeney, Brielle; illy, IfPtfmliir it, IP*), tltirlm Hit the torth "nmlng Primary niert'nn io ' 1 follintini hourai Dally (inn „, m, toihrtwtbury Bnulh of a lint be«lnnl Briilgti Road wetl to rrotrert A heM on TieMiy, April II, 1M0. Bhrewaburr It the Flrt Houn, Nort H-ay, alia known ai'SUte Highway 1... All thil tortitn ef ihi Btrouih tf tl « poinf Thlrly.four Hunilrnl U nun all nf Quiint Drive South I tttt Tuta NMt BmlM Coi No. 4, II Spr1—'-" 38, being along Iht boundary lint si numton iltuatt North ol Rldst Itoid, ' Mn, Phllomens Testa, Matawan I,, fHluidtyi tino a, in, to'uuth of Ntwmin Bprlnii nuil < Notice of etiangt of nilitenee or an. Dlitrlct! Noi, 1, 2, I ind 4 convtrgi hotinittd en Ifie KMI by Naveilnk Avt. , , Sundayi and Holldiyi en. tldl of Hrotpett Avenue from Klnir tillcMkrllcatknni Itr iramleirtneftr ofof. nglHruioreimnilorn Avtnut. -Fred Thomgreen, Wsnsmsiis ihriwohury Atenue and runnji Rout tmilh It Ultlt Silver Point Road: raartk KlfclMi Illilrlrt thence (7) Northerly, along Iht cenltr IUI and on thi Witt by Blniham art. cepitd, A in Hlptember 37, 91 unit S»,itr«t-M ind Hut alonit tht center ill thnihall bhe inadt ntlritr hr written r<>, line ol Neptune Illttiway, tnd dlvlillnt nut, Rumton. " Mn, Daisy Trsphsgen, Allen IMO, from 7:00 », m. Io HDD p. m. liotlth Hdt of Lllllt Sllvtr Point Road, quttl lorwirntV d to Ihl tttintcliwl Cltrl AU thlt portion of tht Horouih o - J-- ^ fo )|lf if Ohtt Plict, Ilirn mtjmilly term from PtotMclAvtriut wtrl ID P«r»r- New Bhrtwibtiry, utiiiii Km of th llni between Dlrtrlcti 1 and I Is Ihl Tht pulling bunt; George Turttiky. Perrlm 'Irotd ilreil, ind thin Kill aloni ' nr lltt Coiinty Hoard of Bltcllane " plate of IttRlnnlng, r»«litrillon bwttt will bt cloieil until •»nler lint nt Whin airrtl (nil Wtmiei all of Daniel Drivel all . forma provided hy iild Municipal citrV nirden Statt Pitrkway, hounded on th Klrcl'nn Dlalrltrir«t ii Rumaon FIN Oorn. after tht forUicomlni O»ntr«l ritcllor " f fforthwlt Ajtnuti or noarif or hv c»tltn» In fmrion at thtSmith by tht Central rtailroni trrck Fleet of Dueling ot lloiri el gjlti. tiany'i Fin HotlNHi ., Rivir RMS' Slrl ' yllle; Charles W, VanDyke, It, 'nulnor Marlh of Court Drive Io II and on tht North hy the Kciith aldi o Jon nnd polllni plan of Iht atconi on Tueidiy, NovemMr I. IPM. liwicti R.iliu . rinun ill «t Uurl' ilflm of tut Mimlflpal Cltrk or Oounl Hack Point Horn, Long Branch; Miss Ruth Wsgner, Mullet w umnif of rttlclr-nrr- or *n liw YorVorhk tmtml l Long Hi holh ililn of HlvenMl Avinm totrd of tle'Mtint up Is and Includltt Apple Street to Iht Smith ildt of Ihi Blionon Dlitrlct li tliu Mtfgifil Vi pliciuon for Imn-ftr nf retlitrillor riclti. rom'nivirvliw Avtniiti tin to aiven development of Swlmmlnir River Aorer tor Sihmi, nrini Avtnut, Ocein Grove; William F. Weber, 1 Marrh 10, IS*), •hall M maiti ellhrr liy wrllitn rt. Thf pciilni plict for thin itlilrlft ~ "" all l of ItlveRlv*r BitgBit: t Drl"" ' Th- nnlll'-f plict Inr Iht Four! lec,tlon ftlilflrt No, S li hen/by, lt> i* Klro lloim on Itrcul mrtet, Th« a>lit Rn«r.1 nf tleirHIrr anil Rlf( . Third tiltctfM liiilrlrt n«.t and deacrlbtd al fol Until - . Engllihlown; Chariei V, Whilen queil, lorwuriled In in* »lllnl(lp«l ClirH nivti Milt"• * nrive- l Inn will frirtl on • Ktuctlnn rtnt'ict In th« n^'muli o' "" >r ihr IVmritv thmnl of Mltrilfini or *#<•<««• Kfrffft* INilrlcl if Alwl..n. mncfi all rir iwrnitrd T«> ihrewahiiry li the Flrt Hnuie, T Kieclluii Ulitrlel Him li luriliy it. All that twirlItm of tha llnrougll ftf • Jr., Middletown Township; James ormt pmvldeil tiy Mid Mtiniclftl C\try Hlretlnn Dlitrlrt No, 9 li hereby i TURDDAY, NOVKMNKK 4, IMO falli, N>w Jere rind ami rteicrlbeil «« lhaf ifcllon am ftumion iltnaii .goiith of tht rtMgt all nf Wlniilni Wiv smith i «. 'errllnry »f Hit jltirougii aa follriwi, Itoul anil Cut nf Ntytilnfi Avunui 1. Wilson, Keyport; John T. Wl tit Ho«M or lf VVlmii' I Wayy I ilalll ol H'eilwoi* irtwren the noun of TlOO a, in, a in. All HIM imrilon nf tht liorniinh *!00 li, m. for .liifHit , purp)iurr,oio t nf conduct, nun .. it Ihi common rorne nml bouniteil on lilt Weet By Hand :ht orifra nf llie MunloHul 0lt» nnnh'a rflf "«lr tin)-- tit Minil l In" "eMItr e. n 'miend ll MMibl Iliilil in Mill municipality lor Iht llni, it Lincoln 1 of Hiding tlttlpra of a Preildrtil ami IVIien In doubt annul ttoie to te, crnltr lint ol Ntplune Illgnway otl»r .Irm'isRi.Vet" ir'VAajS.' llmi. -.I- )Ui)4ielii Woodward, Bradley Deich; Mr* IJIIP is si thn.t new Kitmniury f- tfont tin,! oproiiit B.vtn HrldlfHilrt i• JtMiItohl frofronmt _KKinI d ina tin droit and cotttinultig In tn vtnui, Hum»n 'lolindil Roadload, Ilimlil,, Niw Jluiti, leadquirlfii. mil loillh Io Irliliti all of tlnnlii Vlet.WVlffl'r(i"liti. ( of iht Unlttd Slitea ami unwantid houitholrl IOOIII, tolyi roui Avinui wd ficker Avtnui, rlumton, Jesn Worthley, Neptuno Town' canter line ol Ntplune Illihway be Ih ALBBnr A, KHRN, Jit,, BANJBI, KI.Y. OltTRUUII 0, VAN VLI |K[«| nil 01 ill _an< and fai •l»»iins «j, UnltM "ataTi'i" tMna'tori probltra wllh Thi n«|l«ler'i tUia)nti Vtmbtr m the Moult ol Ilirireiri dlnanet what t may Io Whali I" Horouil hln: Jamci Vocs, Middle! Borouah adi.-Advtrllifmtnl, il rook and dlvlillm lint liitwttn r.li, )«, n "- lit) " ihlp; Jsmci Spot, Mlddloiown rib, M, W fill, M, » 'Mitt t'laci lor mu dliiriri 14 IVII lor 'iiii"'rnrrd'Conirtiii I ' TUBSDAT. APRIL..It, IM ketweea me Mora ot 7:0(1 a. m. end prlag MrotVto a«i_5_(jusji isN ».!;•., (Beaten Buadard Time) ™. >..J leet South thereof, thenee s Of Conducting till Ptl' eatirly along the high wtur mark to aoutoerly boundary Ilia ol election Ola- pilot or place of Beginning. East along tha aama Uat Parallel Jo •nary nn loc tht nonunaUoa « . -u_r 1 . _—. |ct So 13 (0 (he cenler Une „, ITillieesSrtet, to the Inttrttctljst At -- -- llng place for the Third m.i«c Urch Itreet:' thence <7) Southerly Said Primary BlecUoa win be keld rlct ll the Fir* Houtt ol Bel.along Church Street to Ha lnteraectlon Walltce, street ead JfcUrta •tnatT . Candidates. ..will ba L... Chh S H itti pmSos bpTiilM«*P*4 Clerk aald tnunlelpalHy for the uu place or point ol •—•—•— 1 tint Company. Main Street. with the County Road III; ttienc* (I) nominatiaj elector! of a I — for tht purpoie laaterly along Park Avenue to the SM „ J feet South of .The polling alaet Ulnl oleoton ot a Pietldtn 'nlted SUtei Government Property: I vice PreoldcBt at tht Election DltU ~r*tldenl of the United •aril Bsntlia MetrtH, I*-kit Baawa lence (0) Southeasterly alonf the SUU Highway RouU No. M. I ui, and nominating a Ualled SU Ike Southerly line oeft TeweTower IHill Ave- tnd Rescue United Statea Government Property to _j Baturty boundary of Beetion L_ idudlBf March 16. IMO, jator. a' Member e( tho Houee of nue, thence Weiterly parallel i etat lidt ol • atatei. .ant nominating-a United Su Representatives lor Ihe Third Congres- Hill Avenue and One HundiSdi Sit Senator, a Member- ol the Houae the Navy.Railroad; thinct (10) South- rlct No. U to th* point or place of Ttrt MM Boaidi tt Reglatry • Read, 1 sreaterly along Ihe NaVy Railroad to liabBalns. - . • anal District of Nter Jertty,-two ,g a^wvuuear eseiv »•«*. ••^--jra/fg a*^ JOHN BRVAH. ,R»»?f^2S!"»" '" ft* «".'• " .—, boundaries ot the aarnt art aa lembtre of tot Board of Choaea'aTne- ^rtftom to tht mttmetlea with the '*U«al W".1<« «*»•». twofollaa*. vli.:. • ... . : ~ Intertectlon with Kinga Illgliway Tht polling plica.for the .«SDAT,T»OVEUBIR I, IMO BortughCJHji. . Jintbin g| ll» Board ol Choaen Fr rmerly known at'Mountain Hill Road Election DTitrtct ••»«! bt loldiri for the County of, MonaaautB, nter line of Spring street thence Feb. M,.It ;M«mb BB3INN1N0 it thi Inttrwetlon of ence (11) Hong tht eerier lint c ind for the following muilelptl •fates. rtherly alenp; the • center line of holdin'. for th* county ot Momnouth,Sever* : Avenut' with the' boundary Beheol oa Cooper Road. ring Street lo the lnter*ectU>n_ with and.ttr the MUowiiuj municipal ll Ine if tho Borough, of -Atlantic High- Mid Klnn Highway In a Weaterly dl '••- ;. HOWARD t sieatnl Blectlon 3lewLW!:' : ••-• ludi and runnln.t thenct il..l. Southerly' rectlon to Itl Tntcriecllon with Ihe old oiSril Election A Mayor ttr the ma Una at two ... along to* boundary tf State Highway Route No. M; Ihence Two Tw'o Councllrata far the full tone •OBMIOB Of r«W oUVaW/ll.'*.' .-inltteelor the ful«l terIWm *«rnili»el throe gear*:com. tied on Distric--^*t -S , -t o ••—---Mountainn ll!) Norfh.eilerly alone; the old state Hill toad; Ihenci 12} Westerly along ilghway Route No. 35 to its Inter- oiik* uiais suiet and Slid Primary ~ ' Noun tain Hill Road to an angle In laid action with Tlndall Road; thence (13) VT'atCoTle^iJ »K ibj fuU teria II Mad In the property formerly known Vesterly from Tlndall Road to the Bl U* Hotford property; thenct 13) inter line of State Highway Route lo. 35; and thence (II) Northweaterly TOWNSasir Off ATUM1W. H. .. hill my tlong tht prlvati road ilong the center Un* of State Highway Nolle*) Ie ktrtty glru that the Cte- ""^-the Hotford peoptrty ie ' ctioa aid llogietry >a^. _• ea*. •— fc - . fc—.' _.» .sa -.* Unite No. it to the point or plact ef Seglnnlni. of AtlaaUc. coaaly at Mum talk, Stall M Km place for the erew, wm >est. M tk* ptaco kero- TUBSDAt, APSJt, W, between ilt havn'tt T.T.-tpp a. ::tat. . _ Bald Primary Bliclloa will bt :UI V. m. (EaJUru atondard.Time) ,„.,«* to kam Ihe purptta oll conduct Ing. tkt'Prl- • Coaalry Cltk- man Blectloo lor Ut HoautatlBB at The boiinderloe of Iht aama are at S*u Primary -•lectlsa ,th triltl bt Bold and the,»or»uiH of At- illowi. vlti., \ •• ,.f- ;- :• • to Ik* totot ot BUMBEOINNINO at the Intertectlon of the York and Long. Branch Railroad . Naveglnk or ftinwaaary River: thence (I) Noclhwetterly along tali Ntw York and Long Branch Rallroti nd also along the boundiry line o A Mayor for the lull laraa at two tttrlet No. 10 to the Northerly Une o bera of tht Board ot Choaon Free .trlct deleiites „ 1 the now or formerly Thomaa S. Field otdert for iht County of Moomouth, .'.llotial Convention . iS^SSaSfwSilm aSwil?*property alto being the boundiry lint Memberind fora othf ath followint Boardg o tmunicipa Choaon Freel at-- for lha full Itjm .Ihe reapectlve pertL_ ._ ... Thi boundirlei of the earni trail I Wrlet No. 1 lo Butt Illghwa icei,vli: ..• ~. , P uroau. Court' tkmal Convention art to bt ihllin by .gressloiaj Dlitrict of tht^tato ot New oule No. 9S; thenee v (3) Boutherl On* Townahlp Commltletmaa fir lot koutt, tho respective partlet In tho Third Con- An Aietiior for thi full term tt stair Jeriey In Mid Primary Election. tlmt between Wet •k to* ilong Mite Highway Route No. 35 am lull term of three yeara. remontl District, of Iht Mite et Ntw Said Primary Election adll ba held • ; Notict Ii htiebif liven loir qualified Jong Ine boundary lint et Dlltrlcti One Aiaeaaor lor the full told ttta. and Th»reday._• for tht purpon of aomlnatlna persona votera of the Townahlp el. Mlddletown •a»i™lwimmlng"Rlve foe. S and IS to tht Navealnk or 'our'ytara ' ' during the following M i;'/.^ jvipijavtr tH rit;iriijr an STTH- illSt sfiUftllllft 1 SCounty of Monmouth. state of New Jer. theiiet .<»• .Itaterif along Shrewsbury River: thenee (<) Weaterly Ba..lir'pr'niarl y Election will- be held a. mT it «:M, p. ra.,: , J1" voter! ot the Borougk of'Rod Bank, th* respective parties to the otlKea Tiey, not already ngiittrtd In said mu- •ta the bounifary line along Ihi atld River to the point or 'or tthe purpose ol nominating ptrtonl m. It irn'netn, r }• coumy of alonmoutlvtlate of New Jer- above, mealloned and alto to elect tne sy. not already regletertd In aaM-mu- ale ind one fimtie member from nicipality under the. lawa of New Jer. ol the reapectlve partita to lEe aflleaa JJayt .oMested. Alio JtM'"*" jch; elidloa dlttrlci In Monmouth ?-aey governing permanent registration V3 The "poltogkpiice for the Twelfth abov_• t mentionei T> v _d• tndm alt_* o l>o elec•..t .on ._t_ ST»• ^^i A wTOBBl BsflBBBma froaTsMBsBBmi r*"••T'BPHl B>^ m.BOB tonlclpallty. under the Mall lawi ol New tjnay regular or transfer with thi clerk -lection Dlttrlet la tkt Fire Houae olmall tnd ont femilt member from trtey gavtrnlng permantnl itgWra- bounty ti.Mtmbere ot ih* Monsnoath -jol eild i municipality at hit olflce, llddletewa Townihlp Fire company, each election dlitrlct In Monmoutl Itr, September ».' IMS, the or tnniftr wHa thi lountr BMCUIIV* Committee lor etch County at Member! of the Monmoutl * the two malor poirucal pmHs, Townihlp. Hall. King's Highway, Mid- Gardeny^i tu u"o. t Republican and Deraoeratk). / •Mown, New Jertey, tt my tlmt up to TkirtMBtk aUtektt) Dlslrirt. la beCounty Executive Committee lor tack Alto tin delegatu it-large and ten -tnd. including Thursday, March 10, theatt O>Bouthtttttrly "am at "no Saitk Better! Dturlel." ol the two major political partite, Hrtet, Red Bank, at any time up Ie right of way list of . (Republican and Democratic). ind including Thuraday, March 10. I* altirnaia-deltgitM-ii-lirge ar* w:oe ,1*10, during the following houra: Dally -• i Parkway to ma sow or The btundariet' ef the aamo are chosen by the Republican Party, to POO'%. m. to> »:o» p. m., saturdtyl, foltowe. vut: ^ Alia ten delegatei-at-lirgi and Ian«tJS luring thi foilowlai houn: repreMtt Said Republican Party al ihe •undayi tai Holldui eicipted, or * BBoiNNINO at tht Southwtatirly alteraate-delegitai-at-large are lo be litloail CoBVintlon, tnd alia Permanent- Registration Bureau, Cou: chneen by tht Republican -Party to ut onDUtrletTtrletTaa ththa Unerolt Pin Houae. jrner of District Na 3, which it onrepresent laid Republican Party at Ihi r tht county Beam .. P and 10T' ISM. .— ^ two dlslrtct delegatu tnd two ~~ New Jeriey. at any!ou t yHi Highwayh , knows 'aa Nawmta Campton'l Creek: Ihence (1) Easterly torma provided by tald 'ong thi boundiry line of Dlitrlct No, National Convention,. and alee thai m. lo t:M p. m., or at Permanent Re luMlcin Niilonal convantlon, tnd Sprlngt Road, ... .. ' to thi line of the Navy Ammunition two dlitrlct delegatea and two alter- nritlon Bureau, Courlhoutt, Freehol rSMad tkeneo northwardly Mail , EltcMta IHttrtri. to nate-distrlctdeleliei to lht a.the North Shrewibury rlvl to repreetnt eald-Democnllc Party'at boundarlti ol Iht aunt trt u nue': thence 13) In the NorthwMterl>rl;y welve tlltmatwIelcgaiei-at-larL. _ar.t n. lo 4:M B.ra! Itturdtya tM t; n,sink) thtnet Soulhetttwt lo be choaen by the Democratls Party lo 11:00 noon, Sundays and Holidayi >• National Convention, an^four

Northwesterly along to t:00 p. m. or at Permanent Regie. J tald municipality for tha purpose trty boundary lint of. Election Dlitrlel he center line of State Highwty Route tratlon Burtau Courthouw. Freehold. 'rehooat tt Morgaitvlllo. t electing tlettofi of a Pmldinl an> t-betweea tht.habre, of ;tiOO No. 35 to lta intersection with the cen- VIct-PreiMont of the United SUtte am lo. U: thenc* (I) In a Northerly, and ter line of Harmony I Road; thence (2) tew.Jeney.it any tlmt up to C. FUJID WTCKOFr. ; 1:00 p. m Hr.th* purpose of oanJUtnm he Board ot Choaea rrtehtUtn tor 'Vlce-PteiWintof the United States am l»^&!».s»?. ^1.'i7.^B^nnhT, aecllon with Wllaon Avenue; thence 10 1M0. from 7:00 p. m. to t:M p. m. he County of Monmouth, and far tne a United. Bute! Senator, Tie polling puce tor Ihe Slith Blec- (4) Northerly tlong Uie.center line ol On Thuraday, March 10, 1PP), the or •"«»»«»*. K. following municipal offices, vli: _.«mbcr.of the Houae of Represent* tlon Dlitrlct U the Port Monmouth Fire Wllaon Avenue to the Southerly bound- reglitratlon booki will bt doted until ^"ayar for lot tall tirai>tl two '••lives for the. Third Congressional Dla. Houie. Main Street, port Monmouth. ary, lint ol Election Dlttrlet No. 18;atler thi forthcoming Primary Bite- kortg^vj. Jh« jhrDkJ -.trlcl of New Jeriey, two members o( heart (t> Eaiterly aloni Southerl) toj to bt held OB.TiiMday, April II,In and lor the Townthlp of .Tw.„o , Councilma, n for the fuir term •thaiBoard of Choeen Freeholder far I. *> as- leundary line ol Election DIatrlct No bounty of MonmouthThlp, oMalt Mrtwabanre of Me, af three , thi Ceonty. W aftfonth, and for the a to the Weaterly boundary lint ol Notice of chmga of reHdenet or ap-Jertty. will meet tt nst pltct herein- A Tat tor Iht luu'ltrm following municipal offieei, vli: Slectlon Dlitrlct No. II: thence («) plication for tranafer of reglatratlon altar dHigntg d oei four yean : «)• ahall he made either by written re- TUESDAY. APRIL 11. MM Notice U hireby lives r Two'Membere of the Townihlp Com' >•!•>•. mi - , Southerly along the Westerly boundary ol quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk vtliri eyTthi BoVoutt oriW laffi lh msuam ',anlttee for the full term of three yean between thi hourt of f:M t. m. an lo, the Bouther! olflce of Ih* Municipal CUi* or,ciuiily BHQINNINO It tha mouthn el Peww i ""• Blectlon Dlitrlct No. 11 to theor the County Board of Elections on County of Menmouth, Bute ot He* Board of. Elections to tnd Including ;', Notice Ii heresy given thit outlined " ^V."IS?^I\JS. "l"» _.?!_« { center line of County Roule 516; thence forma provided by laid Municipal Cltrk I of Red Baal ; , voters of the Tewmhip tf Mlddletown, Crak. In Bandy Hook or Ran Jeriey. not alreidy rulat*r*d In sal( Btrtk 'W,. IMO." 'T'.'-., *.' . :^-•...;/' and thenct (1).Southerly aloi 7) Elltirly*along tai tenpjr.ilni ol or County Board of Election! or by municipality.;undir tte.ltwi of N«« a»i.«»M» _?b.o tald^Boardi.at, Rtfltti* »nd ;',County of, Ifonm'outh,. Mete of NewCreik. belnbelng_along aiongg" the'w'eaterlthe Weaterly bound- County.' Route -SIC. to. a point Two, Hun calling In person it the olflce of the JttHy governing , permanent rtsjalra er line of Iht bed tf Eteetton win meet en ' Jeriey, not tlretdy registered In sal Line of Election Dlatricl No. g, tcdred feet Westerly of the Mlildletown. Municipal Clerk or County Board ef ich raft 'EMIBRt llat J: - municipality under, tht. liwi of,Met New Monmoutn Road; thence (8) South- Elections, up to ind Including March Sold Primary' Election will bo held tlon may register or tranefer wwitmh I N TUBSDAT.NOVE ; ; in laid municipality for the purpoat cltrk of ttld •unlelpallly ,_itl rMo eomrW tt lit InFtltectlon wl« between ihe boun of 7:00 tv m,and ,Jeriey. governing.permanent rtgliti westerly.and parallel with, eaklned 10. I960. . , , office, Municipal BulM.q Ite eenter^iwe of Chestnut MrMl, S:M p. m. for the.purpoepurpone t amdi "tlon rriav re jister or transfer wltlit and a dlttance of Two Hundred leet of nominating elteterg of a pieiMtn th Elwardly along tht eenlcr lite M renter Una of Mate Highway RoutRoute Weaterly therefrom to' the point The said Board of Reglttry tnd Bite, and Vice President.. ef ..the . Unltti mouth RIM Red Bank. ... -r, 0,neral Election. . , . '.cl-rk.''' "M municipality at his o No M and along the Northerly boundbound, place ot Beginning. tlon will meet on . Otnertl Election win bt held _},,». •:—^ah'p Hill, Klng'l Hlgbwaj line of Election Dlitrlct No. 17 tc . TUESDAY. NOVEMBER S, IBS) y for the/ purpW "JIHil' in :..; New Jersey, at any.Urn boundary Una betwe the Town The polling place for the Fonrteentt between the houn. of T:OD e.. m. L. ..-..n» .im«>ef r "—''— "-J '..hetwc - . n'eidsy, April 10. lPJO, tn •hip of Mlddletown and the Borough Blectlon DIatrlct will be outside of thi • :00 p. m. for Iht purpose ol conduct BB&rt . lee-Pntatnt ef tht V. . -Tliuriili < September Jt, IMO. during of (eanaburgi thence (3) Northerly and Dletrktt at-th* Fire House o! the OldInn the General Election. •vrjP*>|SaJ 1tfjV4>aVSJ P 1 1 tleaung avUeiies Butttaul t'i» fo'iowing hours:'Dally P:00 a. m. Village Fire Company, located on Ihe Said Oeneral Election will atonal Dtatrtet Saoitt fSS - *'"P*?-* •****£?* ,thiHN*£orfiepi*i*ita- iite. moo p.. «., Uuiraayi Sunday! and Southerly *Ml of SUU Highway No. i In aald municipality • for the purpott enafimbtd fonr ttht tht follewmt g awnlelpel and th* Soroush with an entrance for voun of Slttriet of tlectlng electors of a Pmldtnt and ftcel, vli: " > ' ... . two mtmr*rit of •W and 31, Uttirom 7«0 p. m. to t:M (4)'/ , Jaaaaait,eE«aete>la i« BBiajy n along Fourteen only. Vlee-Preildent of the Vnfted Rtetea anil A Townthlp Cammitttemaa' tor Ike . . Ut Botrd of Choitn PrtehoMin for p. m. or at- Permanent Reglttrttkn • Btyy to» Ihth* »t point electing a United Statei Senitor, a full term ef three yiirt. - between Wedrittdty, *A«rll .«».*««*v«l»k «f,«»"ty-e*.»w; CNMy of M^JSouimn»H!h.h: tBdtnd. rfer Ihi Bureau,- Courthouse. Kreeh»W, New or Mace of ',"•.' . .• I Member .of. the Houee of Representa- An Aittiaor tor the full terra IMO, .and Thuraday, •eptenber :Tsn|lni WUmlnmlng municipal offlcei. viavi :: I Jersey,- at any tlmt.between Wednet- Tie' poilli :« for th* Seventh The bwndirlei of the aami are tive! for the Third Congressional Dis-tour yeara. 1P40, during the following hours: Dall; Houae. Drummend Fleet. A Mayor for tthh i full trtermm efo iwo trict or New Jrney, two member! of "•• »•""•"" • ^_- a J ,•••.- a-a^ T" •"! «**aieeiBga yeart, "day. April to, UW and Thsraitr- tht Bait Keamburg follow!, vixi ' • ; Said Primary Elictlon'wlll bt held t:00 a. mm. *to 4:30 p. m. eart' • the Board of Chtwen Freeholderi. for ak kaa » Buttnlnillna tvaTnnl t>na wevw, •• 1 Two Counellraea for Hit full tejm "Seotemner ». IMO. during tht, .folk mpton Avinue. BEOINNINO it the Interaction the County of Monmouth, tnd for thefor thi purpott of noraUitluig ptrumi m. to 12:00 noon. I fcjinS^a'lffeSslS !^: It Lo •me hours: Dally l:oo a. m. to 4:10 BlMtlaa OlMrlet. State Highway Route No. 3) and Palm following munlcinal offlcei, vlr.: of Ihi reapectlve ptrtlll' to tie ottleei S:ot a. cuet Avenue at high water Itne a.t ihi of three yean. ... • ; • p. m. Saturday!. Sundays and Holidays er Avenue -and running Ihence (1 above mentioned tnd Uat la tltet an North Shrewibury river, rjenee. But' An Assessor tor Iht fun-term 1 of eicepted. September IT, it and it, 1PM Northerly along the center line i one Towmhln committetman lor thtmale and one female member Iron erly along Mntir.llni.af.Ueiitt AAw four years.' , 'from 7:00 p. m. to 1:00 p. m. - Palmer Avenue to the Southerly bourn fuii. term of three' yeara. nue to the center MMiee. ft hereby given that | - On Thursday. September »,.IM0, the •ry line of Realdentlal 9>one B-7. aal one A.smor for'the full term of SuVl?UmbSfif th. ilSnmomS Avenue: thene Ken of the Borough of Fair ,_... 'reglatraUon'booki will be doted until B BOINMNS at the epoint of interne. Boundary line being, alto the Northerl Diir years. Count* Biecutlvt Comnlttie lor . emlni Ocnirtl BleetIM center line of .* alnedy registered tn tald munlcl- '•'after the forthcoming Oeneral Electlr- Uon ot mvaaink F boundary line of Reildentia! Bone < Notice Ie hereby given that euailfled if the two rnaWrpolltlcal ptl tM center tint • palHy, wider :tSe lawa ot New Jereer 1 River with BUM U; and the Southerly boundary Una i to be mid, on Tutadiy, Novimbir to be .held tn Tuetdty, November Ugiway Route X thenc* votere of the Townahlp of Atlantic utanubllean smd Deraoeiatle). thenee Euttrly it governing permanent ngMratlon ajar Sotheiiy - tlon Dtitrict No. It; thence (2 County of Monmouth, Mate of New '/Ko tST «*letal*Ml-l«gt Hid " "heelniit Mreet rtglatiror.tranaftng iror.traafer wwluTttt t cltrTor Ighway Rou [erly alone uul boundary. Una 4 Jersey, not already reglitered In tatd -'—— deletltee ll ltrti art to Notlet of ehangei .af reeldmet or it. tte*ta.r tala.4dJ latmlelpalrl._. . .>y. a^tA fcsaZT^saal- eel- - : Nolle* ef rtinge ol rei1dinct.tr ip- iitirly bound —n District No. 17 to lta Intel municipality under the lawi af New eSittii by ^^ PUcatlon lor Iraniiufe.r ot retlitratlta x dKjn, Fire HOUH*•••>. • fjulOTi' aaWF- • .plication for tranafer ot reglitratlon .Ho. a to tn. can- akall be made eithe: OBBhAa An eaaak_ A_ aaiea^- _ with the Southerly boundar Jersey governing permanent regMra- | •*— llher by written re- - ~ivtr and But- .ahall he made either by written r Avenue: thenee (1) tlon may rvftitter or tranifer with the tjoott forwtrdid lunldpal CUrk cuert forwtrdid to Vie Municipal Clerk I Ihe center list o line of Rtildentlaitonei E-l end B- or tht County ;„ . Ilictiohi Ihence (3) continuing in an Eaaterly dl clirk'Of the laid " *"' forrni provided by said Municipal .or the county Board of Bieettmi on 0 rtetlon along the Southerly boundary offiee, reafdenee, L i formi provided by aald Manlclpal ior-.-AitlJnd'ilSi'uS.c .' Hat of Residential ront B-* ind I Road, Vanderburg, _Ne! Clerk or Board or by calling In per . Clerk,or Board or tr calling In person elong the boundar at the office of the Munlclpil^l northerly boundary' line el Reatdenilal any tlmt • between Wednesday or County. Board of Electlotu up at the office of the Municipal Cltr . Bonee AA-1 and 8- Zone D-I alto being the Bouthir 'WO, and Thunlav, Bei or County .Board of Elections up o lie center line of Cooper Road: and Including September 3». 1M0 hetce <•) Weiterly along thi center boundiry - line or Election District. No 19*0. durlm the follDWlna; houra: to bt choaen by the Ifemoerallc Part neiciitrafoi Vend including September SP, 1M0.. line of Cooper Road to the center line It to lit Intersection with the cente: Dnllv 9:f)O n. m. to^8:n(l D. m., Satur- to represent laid Democratic Party a Tht tellowlng la a complete deterip- tlon Dlttrlet Is Union j. rrccholi. New Jer- . The following It a deicrlotlon of thi line of Wllaon Avenue, said bounder; dnva 9:00 a. m. tt 13:00 noon, fun- the National Convention, and four d! tlon of IhiJsTlKtlen Dlltrlcti In 1 Shrewsbury Avenue. , , llme hftween Wedn«i»y. -Biectlon Districts In Ihi Township opplng's Creating Road, tlao knowi lint alio being the Easterly boundai : _. lleepy Hollow Road; thence (5) dava an. m. in 9:00 p. m,, or nt P»Tmit tlonsl Convention are to bt choten district*, to wit: cult Avenut at high water line ef tht illy *:M a, m. trf »J:30 p. m. 8n.ir< ; Pint Mettles) District, toko kaewa at 1 •ry line ol Election District No. 1 lleClees Creeki thence (I) Westerl- Rliitr»r!op Bur«mi. Courttiousf, Free- tht respectlva partlee In the Third Co: North Shnwthury Rlvtr. thtnee Elsl- tiara 9:tft *r . m. to 13:00 noon, R"n1 . . .' Met "MMdlrtma DlilrMt"" along the center line of Wilson Avi . New JomfV. «t inv ilni* hffw^n treaalonal Dlttrlet of thi ilale of Nr nm BMcttea Mslrlet erly along centar line of Lotuat Ave- K* me e-a^ a*k lire* III^F t •••™.«^^ ~-—™...w^—,— .v — ^ plication for tranifir of reglstntlon No. SS to the point or pltet tf Bigtti- th* registration beoka will be eloeed or talef municipality at her atflee, center linli * off righight etl wtway ef Newahall be made either ky written .re- Hill Road: minea, ni BtMtrly Mm nln i . throu|h tht Hoaford property: nnt.|l aft«r the .forlhwmln» den»-«l Stree*t tt t point onehuadf "Ing the Red Hill Rood lo the Be thai ict (10) Southerly along tha private nlng. reiMinc*. mpBmm Interttetlon with lha TM.md iMSltwtknliiaMjetklong Bn i nuest forwardtd to Oil Municipal "Hollow Road: thenee (]) along Ban road running through the HoalordProp. Election en Tutaday, November S, I**}. time up to tnd „ center Hne tf r Mreei (pftductd); Clerk efthe County Board of yjltctlfcn- Notice of change ot retldenee or *«• it Hurletn Avenue, then tf lUttl i Hollow Read and continuing on thiert— ] t'o Mountailounttln Hill Road ((no wk known Tht polling place for th* FlIRtentu h Mareh IS.. !••, durlrtj tautheittiriy along and parallel inert- thinei WteteriP*«I* <*yr •v*^..*tlong* th«..e' eenttw...*r. Itn._..t- eBn Tonviar psrB /tuat9 vjr tun •VtlKKval 'Oak Hit) road to th* V. S, Navy Rail •a (Ing't Highway): Ihenee (11) Eait- Election District will kt outatao oottr,l e plleatlon for traretfir of, reilstrttlon houri: DaUv t0:W t. m. lo 4:10 p, m,ia, t lint one hundred feet btek from •I'awtkury, Rlvtrj .tkeact Clerk or Board, ar hr.ealllr.sln.iie.rlon road: theme («) Northeaaterlv along •rrll ] along MounMountait n Hill Road too i lHiDfitrlct tt Ihe Fire HOUM ol tht ahatl 'he made elthep w.-r, writte.....^.n. .re- - Saturday!, lundayt tat Holldiyi «• the'Wttttrly line tf Htrrlton Annul ilong hlrt water' II**: efat tat office tf the Municipal Clirttor 'the eatd Tfavy Raliroid tt the ICew Village Fire Comi y. located on tl ajueM forwarded to rh* Municipal Clerk eepted. Alto Marc* t, t aad 10. IMO. 1 wtbury river lo Ih* center Counlv Board of Bllftlonl up to and —intirmctlo. n . wlt.ni Whtppoorwlll VaVallel y or County Board of Keetlont m formi M) tht HI V Boundir • y line t.f -th e- Tork tnd Long' Branch Railroad; Roidt thencihne e ((Ii1 ) Southerly,: allr tlong Ihe northerly tnd foliowa, via: ' of Atiintie la ite TevnthlIpP HRaili , Cort'l Sundiyt and Holldiyi tactpted. Al line of Iht oald now or formerly. BEaiNNlWO it thi Southerly bound Neck, New Jeriey. Pltet, theao* Euterly along tbi center Raven bounded on Iht But hy Ihe Ihe Navialnk liver (Courpei Noi, try lint of Election District No. t an, • ___ March I, P and. 10, IPM.7iom T: Hat ef Bookman Place, to Kt Inter- coatee.tine.of fluent Vlita Avtnut.fon Thomil ». Field property to Ml RT cRlHB. p. m. to i:M P. _jn. Bnivwtuury nmr. thtnel •<• Highway Ko. » thenee (7> Southerl! 12,, 13 and MM, ,being alona ng the WeaterlWeaterl! the Weiterly boundiry line of Blectlo: eeellon with tht new Euterly boun- along center line of River Mreeett (pro- thi West by tht etnltr lint of Fair boundarndary ooff DIatrlct NoN. . J): IhencIhi District No. 1, laid beginning polnl be wnihrp Cfeflt. On Thuredty, * Hired it,' ISM, I 'a>eng the center line of Mate Hlihwa: b SM.M realatratlon booki will be doted ur thenct Northerly Hong tald Bttttrl dueod) to lha center line af r" No/M.teKtht Northerly boundtry (It Weiterly alonl gt htht high waltr Hm Ing apimnlmtliiy Two Hundred feel Feb, fg, Jt saite^ei iiuuvii eertie ww *****»/«•»• I«BBBH kn-.-jS-a-j ~* ilaja. flw way of the Kew York and LonIg Branc _ h ... of Ridge Road end nn tht north of he Navealnk River to the point South of. Highway No, M and m Ihi bv thi Navtalnk (North Shrtwibury) Eleellon plltrlet Na II. laid rm center of Compton'i Creek, and runnlp railroad: thence Southeasterly along Ihe .diry lint being Iht Northtrly bw plait of Beilnnlng. - MSGIRTRY T,1XCmx NlrTMIi «o *}, tai mil center line of rltht of way ef NtwRlvtf, v Tie polling place lor the eighth Bit thence (i> In a generally Weiterly d Notice The oolllag place foly Itrm First Rfec- try tf tht Nivy Railroad.' thenee rectlon along a brook running alons Toammir or MAM.BORO plleatlen I Bank, thenet E York and tor.*. Branch railroad tn aHen Dlttrlet It thtjhe/ " Willow llr'eel tka ' Bltuiil. Ie tkt Falrvltw Sctioc the Northerly boundtry lint of Briar atiall • arly along the niw Southerly boundir: point distant Bavin Hundred and'print. Hot a* on Cooper Road. cliff, Futurama. Loeuttwood tnd Maple .Notice la hereby given thai Dll. .."•A. •«!•' .*•»«'•».'* lint of the Borough of Red Bank lo tv Four fe*t from the southerly jldt of wood Terrace tattt Intersection will the ceatir lint of Lake Avenue, Ihtnet Bergen Plate, miiwtd tl rlgtit in- Bteead Eleellaa nstrlel • Main Street. saM Intemetloa being northerly tlong the center line of Ukeglea thereto! thiaee Weiterly and par- All that part of IheBerouih of Fair where the Port Monmouth reereeU Avinue to the center tine of Buallet l wllh weet B*retn^Pieee.to Ihe Haven bounded to Iht But hy lha playground la loenledi thence (3> Sott eenler line of Ftlr Haven Road, ,on >'tnt Mat* Hurkwiy Rmtt Wo. MM tht Front Mreet itlto' known I* River lha loulh by the Northerly boundary •tint or »•«« Jf •egmnmt. ..._ ll Ihe Inttntetlon wtiterly along Main Street and on I TUXSDAT, APRIL M, IMS Road) Usenet Bittirly along Iht cen- Tht nailing place for r tht •First Bite- Westerly boundiry line ol Reildentia ter lint oi.Bltt Front Mreet (alao * *" non, en aha ly lint of tht Navy Reterva Zone IM to Iti Intereectlon with Har between tht httirt tl 1:M a. m. and ..* — .. jiitict Reed ,'«ton Dlttrlet It tkt VtddltlMtddlclown n Town. and Sandy Hook Bay. runntni »:00 p. m. (Baetim standard Time), •try tM Ett» tnd on Ihe North by the Nivttink ' >t.lt. Sl{li''KWall «••>••lIni'l• HighwayUla«tWaaW ,B alt Kl vi Cor- lltt ee (I) Southerly tlong Iht eutirl mony Road: ihence (3) continuing In Southerly direction tlons thi center ll for the purpoee of conducting the pri- Ptr'k. tltetiied South*: ° ~'~ from the South eide of Weet Bergen (North Shrtwibury) River. •; line of the Navy Rtiervtuoa It Par 4v!5«'.-«»«."».J«-.«Mitriy. aloag of Harmony-Road, which la also I mary election tor thi Bomrnilloa tf TWaWDAT, NOTBatBaTP, S, lap) erly iKmg the eeiler Plaee mtiiurid tt tight anglet there- Thtt polling plica for the Second B^t^bouaJary^oriU-diM. between tht houn ot T:» a. m. Ml thenet Wtitirly ud Parallel with lection Dlitrlct It the Fire House, adl laM Primary Election will bt bald Park to th* thort e. electi t:tt p. m. for tt perpoae at tta River, then leutliwtMwardly Weil Bergea Pleee to klgri water Im* Thi beundarlit of tht tame tr Avinue to tho Niw „_ .. boundary lint In tald municipality for Iht purpott trig the e OintrOintraal ef thi North Mirewihiiry rlvtr: thtnei """ lass of nominating electors of . President Tlllld OintraOll rtorihwtitirlv alons high water line ef All that part of Iht Bomugh nf Phlr in It Hlft»ridi Hoed (County High and Viet Bnsr*-^ MM River it iht point ibavt ~m Haven hounded 'on Ihe Eaat ky Ihe we: He. Htn tnttee (I) ianirld At! of the United m ttld munlelpalttBitetny .„,a anil kt ,ktattoned tl tht shore lite ef the • the North Bhrewibury rlvir It tha atees taMroaJ to Leonard Avenue iv tM •tne^ei • v^^ • *r **B«^ •** m «^^ ^M ^ • ••• Statti, and nominating a United Stltel of electing elector•my! o.f ttra .rrttklt - m ti river directly between thi preptn center line of River Street, Ik* p*Mt (enter line of llanct Road, on the " 1 (I): forthtrly along Uonir R4.and the Northerly bounds: •enator, a Member, tt the Hniie of Vice-Preardent of the Vnlltd Mam ar f nlue of ieglnnrng. Cout-ivh- b--y% the Northerly boundary «n" J Reildintm loe.it C-l» and D Representatives for Ihe Third Congroa. electing a United Stale! twitter, owned by Ihe Monmtutk Boil C ' •h• Borough of Mllfe Silver, on tti" HllPt wlHlf rFDITI w««ww taiiHV'V "*™^»7iT"Y it to Ittntin er Sandy lloo end the property ef lha Borough The polling place for the Tenth Blee- Ss.lt? el. thenct (I) Weiterly along Ran- to Comnton'i Critk; ihenci (6) runnln1 ilonal DIatrlct of Niw Jeriey, two Member of Ihe Houtt of Represinti w ttly along'Btvtiith Avenue to Mllltl tenerilly Northeaiterly along Compton Mtmbera ot tht Botrd or Choaen Free- tlvei for Iht Third CengfiMlontl Dli Rtd Bank, at the polnl er plaee lien Dlitrlel Ii the Rlvir Slrttt echool. Boroug*"U|h iof Red Rank end on the North Avinuei thenct.«) Weeterly almgtatd or Sandy Hook Bay lo iht polnl Creek, which Ii the Northerly bound holdera for the County of Monmouth, trlet of New Jeriey, two members ( Btglnnlng. Kleiveatb Bsrrtioa Dlslrlrl by a line attending ta follows:'to H'ltild" Avmut to ttrptnllnt WIM nice of Beginning. ary Una of Residential Zone El arand for the following municipal of. thi Roerd of Choaan Freeholders fi Tht polling pliee for tht rim Else Beilnnim In tht center line ef New--rlt: • and aeqlnilrit AvtntMl thenct ' lie polling Place for the Ninth Ble Eleetlon District No. II to the point flcte, via: the county of Monmouth, and for tl tlen nittrlet It Nivtalnli Honk A Lad.man Hnrlngt read at high, weltr lint ef HBalNNINQ ot B polnl where ilm JtherW and WttWfiyVima'"MttiK M Dutrlet Ii thi Community FI place tf Reilnninir. Two Townihlp Committeemen for Ihefollowing municipal office!, via: der Fire House. Michink Street, Hit North Shrtwibury rlvtr, thence enter line of: Retkmin Place) Inter, and Old Wmnan'a Hill RM Hoi lie, Appltlon Avinue, Ocein View, The polllni place for the Stxteentl full term of thru yeiri each. Ntread Kkellaa DIMrlct Raiterlv along Iht eenttr lint nf New-aeett Ihe boundary line of tha Borough ' ti Moimtlln HIV A Townthlp Committeeman for tl mi n (prime road to tht center of rjftilm OMrirl, lo h* RSH Election Dlslrlet'wlll be outalde or th1 i Ont Asaesaor for the full Itrm ef full ttrm of Ihrtt yetrt. Beginning at a point where tht eel nf Red Bank, thence (1) In nn easterly a* "list Mtrr Plan IHstrlel." restrict at the Part Manmoiiih Fin four yeara. ' An AiMMor for full tern tor line of Mechinle Mreit ll Intli Broad Street: thtnee Northerly itenn direction along the center line of Beek* lev nn.d fn iht road leadlm from Aid Squid houii on Wilson Avinue. •ecled with Iht emlir lint of B etnltr tf Broad Street to th* center mountain Hill Road to Rrown't Dock The boundarlee of Ihi atma are et Bald Primary Election will bt held four ytin. mm Place to a polnl wliire Mid cen- folDwi vli i Vveatmlk rierHM ItlMrlrl, I* I for the purpose of nominating ptrisni Notlet It hirrty glvm that nuillfli airait, tntnee Southwardly along . lino of right tf wey of N'w York tnd ter lint of Reekmin Plact Inttriteti ifli Southerlv elong tht Brown' Hot i of Oarden State Parkway and Ihifoliowa. viz: milt and one femali member from lice Unit, thinee Butwirdly aleni nf wir ef th* Niw York and ling Ni'ttlnk River or Bwlmmlni Rive Jersey*y, , nonott already regletered In eal point where thi center line ol Popltr Doek Rotd lo tht Shriwiimry er Navi BEOINNtNO In tht center lint each election district In Menmouth Munilelpeltiri , under Ihe lawa of Newtht etnltr line of Wallace Slrttt Brtneh rillroait tn a point dlttanl Sev. Avenue Internet! the center line inf • ' - fluid eotimi No,' i IJd I runnlni thence (1) Northweitirly tloni ttatl llllhway No, M at Itl Intiriictloi County aa Members of tht MonmouthJeriiy governing pirmamnt reilnr the riar of Ihi propirly it iht Soul in Hundred ind Nlnity Four ferl from Chestnut Street, thinee (3) In tn Eiil> I Ihe neuadtry hat .tt Blei ' - of wi1.y lin t o1||f thf „,„„,,,„t Oarde, with the boundiry line of tht Boroagi County Bmeulivt committee for tach lion ally reglitar tr Iranaler with th ten corner ol Broaif ind Willin thi Southerly ildt of Win Bergen my direction along Iht mater llntTof or Keaniliurir and the Townihlp o of the two mater political ptmti, elerk tf thi eeld municipality al h Streett (tpproi. one humtrid fell En Pltct. matiUMd tt right tnglti thin- Popltr Avtnue It t point whert ihe the boundar Mlddlrlown, thence (I) Eeaterly Mon, (Republican and Diraocrallc), office, reildinet, Itl Belihaw Avim of the Keel Una of Bread Strut »; thence Weiterly ind parallel lo •imt Interiicti Iht cinter lint tf lrh.l*»«EwIif 'p..°'i,if-ilu «ht etnltr ilna of stata Hlihway Routt Alw i tin dilinut-al-iirii ind tin•I any lime Mwitn Wedneidiy, A Ihenee Southwardly along Ihe nar Witt rllrien Plact to tht eenttr line Htnet RMd. \ 10*1 arid nf rliht nf way of r, rl. R. of N.J.i ihe.Townahll rp l if lllolmdtll K0. M to lit Inttraeeilon t.llh Pewt •Iternite-detiiatet-u-lirgt ire lo be», IMO, and Thursday, September 1 •ale property one hundred feat In The polllni plaee for lha Third Rite- Ihene* Hi WeHeriyiM ihulhtrlv M L.»' '"!!!y«. . .».» i"».."i* CreekOrtiki! ttienciHanset (8(!) lenenlliinerally Soulhweittoulhwest- chceen by the ReniiolTcen Parly la IPM during Ihi following Mural Dall Ihi einfir Ilna ef Wallset Itrul thence Northtrly along center lint of l District M Ihe Knollwood echdol, hwlnl ihe houndtry lint between t botndiry lint to Rtd Hill Road) then erly tlons Ptwl Creek and alnnl therepieiem laid Ripubliein Party it tht10:0* a. jn to 4:M P. m. Also Re thinei Eiitwtrdly hy a airtight uni till rliht nf wav of c. n, R, of N, J., PiirotiKhof AHantle Hllhlamls anrl IM(3) Eailerly tlons II ' • " • " " Weaterly noundsry line nf Resldenlli Natlonnl Convention, and also that temher tf, ill and M, IPM, from T:l •nd ptrallel lo Wallace Itreel. I* to a pnlnl distent Ona Hundred enit Towmhlp nf MliMtetewa M '*• r»nl •I ,he boundary lino _. ... Zon* ftT'3 md Eleotlnn Dlitrlct No. two district dslegalee tnd two alter- p. m. la PiO) a, m,, or al Permanei Intirteellon with tht eenttr lint tf II Fifty feet noulbnrlv from the South to lam Hollow Road! Ihenci (4> South All that par! ol the Borough of Pilr tr nitei ef Reilnnlng, to lta Intersection with the.center II nite-dlalrlct-deleiiate1 i to lha aald Re- Ntilatratloti Bureau, Counhouie, rre Urin Slrtit, thinet NoriheiMwirdl ilde of West Rerieti Place; thence .laven boundtr) on thi But by Ihl eailerly alon.i Ram llollnw Roid am of Murphv's Rondl thencn (1) Hnutl publican National Convention, and ' •" New Jerr -' --- • tlmi tht etnltr lint of McUren Sir Weilerlv and parallel wllh Well Her The polling Plaeo for the Steoti corllnulng along Oik Hill flosd am y, at ariy Jlme bi center lint of' Hanct Road, on Ihl piiaMlen District It the tfivtllni Fit weslerlv ilnng Ihe center line of tin twenty-tour ileleiatii.alury) River, on in* Win by Jhi link Vllligt, 1 D Un Navy Rtllroaili thence I Harmony ftoadi.oald nnlnt belm th> la be choaen hy the Demooratle Parly tht following hours: Daily •:*) i, . erly etong Ihe tai,ttr lint of Pfoap. erly ilmg Ihe high welir lint if tht louneiry line ef ihi • Borough • ol Red Ksiterly along lha Navy Railroad Nnrlherly boundirv line of Pilectloi lo repreient sild Demoorailo Party it it 4190 p. m,, SaturdiM 1:0? i, r Avinui Ie thi Interiecllon • wllh Iht forth Mirewibury river It-lhi etnler lank mil on Ihe fouih hy t Ilna «•• Iht Niw York and Long Branch Rt District No. 1Si thence (4) Weiterli tthhe NatiNationaonal l Convention, anind four dlidli> SKuihirlr line of Iht ntw houndiri IIM mi ef Ihi Ntwmin Bnrlnii road, ihe tindlnl II follow!! to will . • roidMhtnsa (I) Somberly along isli alnnst York mil Long Bfinth Rallroi dla- aiciptM, Also SepttmbtrlTi M ai linalNNINO at • mini wh Reildtntlil font C-IH to Its Inteneo lrlet deligatedelligatei s to Ihi DemocritlDemocritle HiH- iII. IM), from T m, lo SiOO0 np,, m,noun No. Ill) Ihtntt Bestiriy, Smil The poll ni fillet for the Blaverjth einttr lint of lltikmin Pliei Tht toundarlii tf tht nmt in ler ftveilnk River, mince (7) Wetierj: tlon wllh Pointer Avinuti thence (II llonilll l cconvenllooonvenllon IMM to be ehotehotttn by On Thureday, t ibir It; IMO, t erly, iimrly, Northerly, Eutirl Kleetlnn Dlsirlct it Wiiiildt inimi •ecu Ihi boundary line of Ihe aieia Haviiink River Northerly atom tha center tine the respective partlea In the linnet, Mihiem Avenue, fc Thlril Con- nitration fc^tsfhook! will bt clnted untl nTorihtrlif, Bittirly tlwg iht niw of Red Mink, Ihenee (V • r)iakNmrlll II Iht Inltrucllm piise ef Riglntilni, Palmer Avenue lo Ihi point or pin reiilonil District of the flt Niw anrir Ihi forthcominfottheomlng aaiairil• BlielBliellKM nunitary lint of ine rUi-oiieh (ilflei Twelfth Rerrltaa fllslrlH illreollnn lionl Ihe un Ihi ooldi imifiht of wiway nf Ihiht Niw ( Jemm Ihe roiling plict for Iht Tenth Bin of ittilnnlnr. JFtaey In lalil Prlnnry Election. on.. TuesdaTueidiry, NovemntNovemntrr 1, M, Jink lo • point ona htindrtiT nil wen Hlglnnlnia mm t'ltfla tn • polnl lioiiiherjTrjallroad with Iht Bsiilhir tloi Dlslrlcl la the River Plata Puhll The polling place for the fteventeenl Notice Ii hereby given that qualified Notici of chinfe of retldenct or a|of Ihi center lint of Hirrlaon Avinue, lin.n«t of .WillM Wall t MriM thi ler line ef lleekman lint nl Rifftan fltvi Ilienct running t Id Ml on llutibard Avenue, Election District will be llriir'i On vomra of Ihe Townihlp of Marlboro. ollcitlon tor iransrtr of reilslntld thence Northerly, panllel lo Ihi eel ranter linIlnat nrf Mol.nreUflLaren ...Street. , Ilience Hi e«nf*r Hni of I , —jiljitri' Iy* ilonilong Ihei Mi...d .Ntw Jem •are) KMeilia UWrirti It *» Ksows Cluh. Incntid off Main street tnd A Cciiiniy of Monmoiilh, Male of New Jtr •hall bi nine either by written ri itr lint of Hirrinn Avenut ind n rlorlheaitwirrlly ilong IliIaI tenter line lienci (3) tn an mmirly (llrtcilonit* Wouthern RallreiiRailroadl rliht nf wnv tkt ".Vrw MeamMlb Dlatrkl," Untie Avenue aey, not already- rnilstered In aald mu lueil forwarded lo Ihe Municipal tier iundred feet Weeterly Iherefrnm tn I of Hrl.arrn Rlreel I..i .jthee tnterstfilon ~ (mini where flit renter lint nf Poplar Comnlon'w'l i Creek i Ihenci (9) doulher rilkleealk Klerlloa ItlMrlrl. Ii; nlclpallly under (lie laws of New Jerir IM County Bodrd of Ritctloni Ittnelmi'i Cr*«H in » point trli'i inter lint of Meolitnle Olreit thenr ll Hie nenltr Una of Proaneot A 'mm Inlenieii ilia rtniir line )tf aloni c»m, Tne uouiHlarlee'.n! Ihi as me ert Kaewa at •"• "I'tleytrw Klfi'llm t Mid milnlclfiilll/ st his residence. —Jit nffl—-M - o- f -ll- •lunielnil Clerk nf lha dtnlir lint nl Brnid Strtel. II (11 In an Rularly ill ... Main fllreet, Mtrihoro, New Jersey, renter Ilna of llardlm llnail, Ilienoe I'rifilir Avenue m • fniiit whin Iht nri iiliniiieli of fltnl"t tVI o Iliimlrnl 'l"t Nnrl al any lime up to and Inrlmllna 3oiintv Ploairl nl [lifllonij,. l. .nd P0J11..0U.1.C. tWrili. Weaieriy «l»ni Iht centar line of llif«. lime Intii - lin oinlir line si tvllhthi Poiilheilv line of Union .Av welt o Mldillelovn-New MunmoiiH "nKolNNlNn un me K«n»riy side including ~ " ' flIu piirveiriirveil lioundarv line lience ttnaiiaii, nue mil Ont Hundred (eel Soil lll Nlali Hlghwiy No.,'M at III Iniem Thursday, March 10, IPW v , duilni the » d, thoaree Hi Norlhirly. paralM fnllowing houri: Dulyir*iv " . "uniin - a ui-r ilng ilice for iht Towrihln Blseilon ,t)lslil«i Ii Indeitnidtplnrtinl t orilie Horijiish• oOf f Rtif •anidlherie•inki.lhenei The ollllllttK Ultct for. tlie thtHfrem f|) Hit, eeniif lint of will! Mlilillelown'Niw Monmouth llea tmn wllh Hie Naw llnllroid and n ibury Ii Ihi Rioreallon Hill flouii, Msdljinto filrctl. •oulfiweilir * lions Iht curved hniin Hlwllorlll T blbl'tflct l ll lilt ki •ilrieli Ihenci (41 In • Norlhe; ml Two Hunilreil fin We nini theiife Hi Norlliciaiirlv aitmi ll mm p. ni,, lunilaye ya lD:nO I. in, inentriMt, Alfftfl Vill Mom: Tklrd ReieNoa IrlitrlIHilrlri l iliry lint oi tht flofmuli of tteil Hank school, Ilinoi Hold, reeiinn alcng lh1a inner .Mni.nr and Holidays ex. IF || tl I I/I I OB I I II Hf MITI -i..*: "B r. ~ - - * (hit '»!•• llaa*i rt ItallMart.llroiil loo lit Tnltfliillori. wll firlttl, Jf.lio Much I, MRS, ANNM SWITRK. •fllnnlng al a pnlnl wliire 5 a polnl, ou•t Jiundititiling i le.i Soiuli el it In a polnl One Hundred le« (!r«Hl IIIPIC IJi _ ffoin TioA i>, in, lo no«, «o anp.d m 10. ,o rIMO it, ...... lftl ,„,!(•„, giVillici mrwt 'i i - Ihi f.i nov w, NB elurly aloi 1 Townihlp r iniT-in-virn ' :hliti ; neuteUl r lint oMf IlirdinIfsi i hour i i«r,c» wiulnt.,terly, from Hit fntilhtcly'lint » h Hlihway tlo eeim' Crtik to the I'etmanenl Jle«l*lration> Uutieu, touil *"ib, M, M i.il wllh thi iimir Una of Hi IBIMI Avenue i tmnci (I) In inih'i oViiiir lint'i rotd Knit, In • gininl Wlilt dlriotion ra. M, a. CIlllOIMl 1 ,^4.. ^^^cr. 106 On Honor Roll For AIBMS aadtr n aw HlA».«tt At Red Bank High School Says Peseiix Mr:p«eu«. sture.of ptoi : e RUMSON - Malcolm Paten. DM WBO btcoase with BANK-The et Brian BndMB, Judith Cohen, Haxlet, the atw pretideM of the J^L^L^S^JL roS oad M credit list RichardI CooU. Judy DeeMing, dtfcit weekPam CIMM. Jtn Hcrtcy. Gail Monraouth by Red Ink W|h School. Hubberd, Stanley Johnson, Eileen «^«o.,«y. he W^va »«#*.^ wS m35»&^ j^^«h«..«-*»NOT. ana WOT »»[• Oi ON honor roU are: John Maacle, Barbara J««L *«vej» await their 2lat|o>at for the patt two year., aadttteioaf off to.the fir fle coutfe m Iwatth «ndo • James Babr.McConnell, Marilyn Pvrlniutter; birthdayy . befoDeranMa i^tlaaentati M*U t»^thankefor_thepaattwoyeart.d Mhim for a WJot *O doati . April anda May.N tlnjd Baskta, Dim* Beaner, MeMnWeMeMa Weintteiai , William Wirth. cotaitlocotaitkwB ai rtwltntutor firemeafiremea.. Jur. OiaktstpielDnkeknXd,. whoo • rcmaiaremaints TU assoeiaUea'atMCiaUoati liny Berdthl, EMsabeth Bett, Pamela Worthky. He aald thia at Uet weekVlecWatrw diaifMahalraaa,. a*easked mathatt wUl be i» the Parirk Ninth grade • William Abbey, •Metiu ia the Oc«aak Fire the Board of Freeholders toot "* Jottm Dtaorjiaa, Barbara Far-CcJettJaia Aagulli, Beanie Burn- tin, Pater Grate, Nancy Ham- Richard Clarke, Marac fe Patfcta HMtorfv, ' ' AUm FoibK, Muy Lou Sent*.-Bread* Lewie. IGMIGwKMU . Burton Howard. Hal- lidta: LOOK* Meant. Keprettaa,CyatBia Barm*. Maipny,; MM ' rawer, MdrPaxtoa, Jas* Pick. Larry Reffalovtch, Rtm, tmu ledur, omim Cartes Sheridan, ElatM itt- ttopttaO. Tnoaat WMtt. var. JMfHUM'VuBnat Stream grade. Dealt) •too. WUUanr CWeeo. GMta*. Etteaa Coll. Judy Dots Nprmaa Ecksteto. Chariot Gibes. Chandler's Jimt Herbert, Amalla Hurlest, • ladra Hnterft. Dote* Ut. Opening MteMcAnUffa, Reesnary Mo ••nras.. Kocnnw •. • MRWH - Chandler's _„ Moa win opta ia tat Men- UrWCntS IH$TAU»-the Illh ennud installation dinner of fha Union laaeh Aaa"»Xt> tttPPiM Carter Tenor- loafing end Fishing Club was held Saturday night at tha club on Front St. Seated AIDOU Vincent, uiey WB MM it decorated la ratleft to right' are Lao Filkin, fruitaa; Gaorgo Crawford, recording, secretary, and Hugh Wilton, Matilya Zan of contemporary tit Edgar Wegner, financial secretary. Standing, Louis lartholomow, harbor master; ok ",Tenth grade• - Conetanee Bar Wiliam Riker, float captain, H. 6. Savage, vice commodore; Harold & TurWy, t*y, VlrtW* Btrgmad, country, Oair Crow. Lois ErUeber. 1 mani of harbor m*»t*r of N.J. Marine Police, and "Red" Polloek, eommodore. Tho club is yyOB>nC*iQH|, BAfTW , ••••••• a member of the Inter Yacht Clubs Association of Maw Jorsoy. ' ' Carolyn Gerhold, Katharine Hoff- mouic tile it the •rnn Mary Anne Holmgren. So- keynote which it carried Patricia astartor to interior, he IDattky. Heiiy Lapsrt, Students' IpalsMch^i^amM Mrommtr, aneUnt on one Presbyteriansget from floor to,eeiunt eontributet to the modem effect. Training -.'Ninth-grade • Lawrence Attun, •*•• Barbara Butt, Card Brown, Jrfyaa Butler, Jacqueline Caruso,, Stressed Carol Crowrtl, Donna Doaato, Hi-to SHREWSBURY/- "Life Forlientt Jerui, His. message and Lent," a program at the Pres-Hit meaning. It hat been telect- WEST LONG BRANCH - Stu- ta Gtlamboi, Hetaa Gibmi, W r denu-of U New, Jersey c«Ueies .;•• -.••• ••. WeflDpretxriptioM Item Grav«f, Charlotte byterian Church, wat announced ed because' it it a readable book and universities discussed the ' '••. ': CMdfuUy, «xi CM tdd fBtu Katir, AnUa Hi thle week by the Session of the of 1(0 pages for laymen.' the responiibilities of ttudents, WUUajn HewJenoa. SUphn The second suggestion it Lenten for guided, persons! Bible study. faculty members an dadminis- ' - ' . «ny further m««iurii Horabtfftr, 8hlricy KAtt, Briis the tratora, at a meeting of the Na- Keebaugh, Joy Kelptr, Maria AH< Sunday services of worship, Len- It is "The. Gospel of Luke." tional Student Association. New da Kouchok, RichanJ KrayMII, ten adult study groupe, suggest- Holy Week services will. corn- Jersey Region, Saturday at Moo- Kartn Uthter. JanoMahooty, ed Lenten reading, suggested plete the "Ufe for Lent" pro mouth College. ;:...... • ' • rtoftttififTrrl Janl* MMIOW, JaM MoatavsrdB, Lenten Bible Holy gram and willwiU' includeinclude^ Palm SSun- Dttitl Morrh, Lyuw Nlboo, Week Services. day Services, Maundy': Thursda_y The keynote' spesker, Dr SiKf 5 to 8... .8.50 • 8U 10 12...... 9.50 • Mould PodeU, Linda Popp, Btth service of the Lord's Supper •t Charles R. Gadaire, dean of stu- Rtiau, Julit Relber, Howard which time the Senior Choir will dents at 'American InternationInternation' Sciwr* Huwit Schwwn, present "The Passion of. Christ" al College, asked the students to •nltakyv Alaa Shlvt, Carol Via- by Williams, and three 'Easter train themselves.and ffuture.gra- Brunt, Jan* Warm, Diua Sunday services. Sunrise' service duates, to recognUe and do tome- WrtM, KatUwa WWta. Strn ( a. m. and worship services 9:30 thing about the need to train White. Naaey Worthily. and 11 a. m. itudent leaden during a Urns :0a Hw credit lilt are: great demand by the country #?#*< •Twamh trad* • Either Bur, IU colleges. t Roth Bien, Bttty Boyd. Fraak President Edward 0. Schlaefer firuao, Robert Haffa. Card I* Rheumatic of Monmouth College welcomed (Una. Judith Una, Paula Mur. approximately M student 4eo. Judy Sehninar. JodUa Fever Talk gates, ' . ';. . •ffllth. , • Miss Nancy M. Cotter, Moo- SHOE CO. • Eleventh trade • Gail AUeyat, mouth College junior from' Se- I'tjBkM^K" oWa.'ai'aM Wendell Brown, Eleanor Craw- Tomorrow waren, wu conference chair llltOAOST. ' LHLD^~LHammHLUek ' ford. Marjorle Crook, Louis Del. NAVESINK — "The Heart la Barea,' Marcaitt DiNaalet, Crippler: Rheumatic Fever" will Van Fehr, Donaa Gray, Barbara be discused by Dr» Robert G. liadmlu, Stephea InUh, DOB, McCurdy of AUantlc Highlands aid Bwaeaay, Franda Wiley. when he apeaka at a meeting of Tea* grada • Gtaaa Apptoyard, the Navesink Parent-Teacher As- socwHotitamor•rar w night «• the Navesink school. Mrs. Oliver Macintosh, pro- gram chairman will introduce the speaker. Sneakl mouth County, Heart AssMiatkm Christ" "The purpose of the ser- whichidh) is sponsorinSDonsoringc tthh e pro- mon series will be to open up gram, Dr. . McCurdy'Mcuiray s remarks the larger meaning of Jesus who wiiUU be preceded by a showing became designated, the Christ by the film "Round Trip." The HSTRewrrktta? from the "?*f*Sie tells thfe storyy o«fiffiy-*f a young' dead." Rev. Mr. CoUins explain- ster who, with the help of com. munity health and welfare at 'Jesus It certainly central to cies, successfully conquers the meaning of Jesus Christ I there Is a larger meaning. It is Dr, McCurdy it a member the event through which God act- the medical staff of Riverview ed to redeem and renew the life J?0?1"1..111? Monm,o"th of man. The event includes the Center. He is a pediatrician wii Sv coming of. Jesus, his personality, offices in Atlantic Highlands. his teaching. His Crucifixion. His Jere Ruthberg, of Rumson, Resurrection but it also includes volunteer member of Junior the formation of the church and Heart Association, will assist in W^V • v^" •••^^•^^tB V#B v4#^ v#n#av«S VMtvO • k it a stu the division of all history into™*'11? two eras marked B. C. and dent at Rumton-Fair Haven Re A. D.,'.'he concluded. gional Hi«h School. Mrs. Oliver Macintosh, PTA The v«*iiv*«sermonv •*s* iwMenr thini ivs o serievf asi s will Mart with the sermon "Who Is program will In. God?" next Sunday, the first Sun- troduce the speaker. LUWIV MAIL WE £EM>\0 day in Lent Succeeding sermons will be f What Is Jesus Christ?"; The girl's name,. Phyllis, is the KiMD OF RUPOMSe VERY PROMPTLY. 'Never Spake Man As This Greek word for a green bough. MCtlM \ nurkH End," and two sermons on tor Sunday. At the'Easter sunrise service the sermon, "Victory of the King," wiU be preached and at the ».» and II a. m. services the sermon will be ."The Kingdom's J.lkNKG Consummation." "A Refresher In Christian Be- liefs" is the title given to the \: Lenten adult study program plan- ned by the session. The elders of the church have inaugurated a ...Brings You New Spring ^shion Strat^ /jtie brands /or 96 years program to assitt members of the church to grow in the knowledge Mush Is a sharp, sweet, pink surprise of lipstick and Froth fainiNe!! Lacquer color. A pro. d their faith. vocative make-up scheme for Spriiif end Summer. Have our leeuty Ceniultanf shew you th« It it their feeling that a Sun- day-school education in Christian- new.Hush took. ••'",; •...-- : • • -. , •'••'•',••'•.:;•';'.':•: "•,'• ..•:•.'.'•"'•.• ,' ' '';' ... ity Is no match for1 the adult R&K originals world of nuclear fiision, the lluth Lipstick. 1,S0 lluth-FriihfiH 2,00 iptce age and all of Ihe personal SEE US NM Ml tiyling iiiti 6ett concerns of an age of rapid • '••;-. • .-,.•• •• '':•-.••- ^KMttkmiimm,. change. Therefore, the Sesiion Is YOUR PHOTO NEEDS setting up adult programs lor the I members of the church, and the adult study program will be1 Wo earry a complete built around five presentation! NEW! Basque Cloth Handbags in 4 Smart Stylet Warner foundations and talk-it-over sessions. line of famoui" brand por/fcf figure tontrol "The five presentations, •Call cameras ant) accessor* l!«, roomy, capacious kegs—In 4 wonderful srylesl In Metk or Natural—fe f* To the Christian Profession,' ; 'Hearing the King's Commands,' lei. Iring your ctmtras ebly with practically any Sprlnf wetdroke. See them todayl . ' . '. N 'Falling For a Fool,' 'Confronts- hero lor expert repair I '.Ion With the Crucifixion,1 and 'Rescued By the Reiurrection'l lervice. will, follow the pattern of the Rogers lingerie Christian's experience," Rev. Mr. -tf'lMWld, "«nd Ihe program Wt Havt Everything luxury undtrtMngt #111 follow the line of experience ather than an historical or doc- far the - STEINBACirS COSMETICS ond HANDBAGS-Sirtt Floor t4 *•'A*vy Pvk trinal pattern," I CAMERA FAN I 1 The adult itudy program starts Vih W«dne»day at 8 p, m, The >rogram will be duplicated on Glenhaven suits 3unday« brilimlng March «, HORN'S Photo Shop The "Life for Lent'" program Ml/fa that tult you! ilso Includes lugKcilloni for por< anal Lenten rending, The first II Wtwaw Street 1 lugfjcidon is Ihe book 'Menu' oy Martin Dlbclllut which pro- SH M171 w HI MIM Montnonth Shopping Center Supplement imt EvenU Scheduled

"Section Two RED BANK, N. J.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29. 1960 Shopping Center to , Ocean jesideiits |tecelve ForToiti^wi iierc^aiitS'Hel|6 The Wpiporary chairman of the Monmouth Shop- ping Center Merchants Association has issued ;| Monmouth Shopping Center, called the; largest welcome to the residents of Monmouth and Ocafh regional shopping center^ In this area of the state, will : r eounties. ' ' •; •.;*; .•'•,{• •:•:••.•- ^. I open'tomorrow. •'• ." ••',:'• .. ','• .;• ' ''^ He is I. G. Marshall, manager of the S. S. Kresge It is located at Eatontown Circle and Rt 35, ft Co. store in the center. Eatontown.' •••;•••.:• •" • • . . ' < • . • -'/•''•. The statement, in behalf or the association mem- The doors of the multiroillion dollar project will • '• ~ beri, followi: be officially opened at a brief public ceremony start- "On behalf of the pres- ing at 9:45 a. m. on the malls. ;, Time Capsule ent members of the Mon- Government officials and mouth Shopping Center other dignitaries will par* WasFeature MerchanU Association and tha AWindM ticipate in the program- othen who will jote us in the as will officials of Massa- weeks ahead, I want to extend a chusetts Mutual Life Iniur* Of Dedication hearty welcome to the residents sacs Co., ahopplng ceater owe- Monmouth Skipping Center waa of Monmouth and Ocean coun- en;, Feist ft FeUt, the raaa- dedicated Tt&fi!\$xtat Birth- agerai Kaha * JaMba-^bbott, day, to "the famous Americans «*V V «.'•••• • • "..- of Monmouth County-past, pres- "For many of ut. the wtleome Merkt * Co., the archltecta sad ent and future.fur " nut wM be • out tomorrow at 10HNISHIO ntQOUCT—Thlt is an architect's rendering of the MonrAOum Shopping Centar at that e«mpMad The first boy and gtrl to be cnginaers; L. Banbarger k Co., The words are and'the rest o( uawill bora in the county tomorrow Inscribed ta*0 product. An abundanco of parking aree surrounds the center. Many of the center'a stores will bo occupied er the largest store, and other mar* marble over a time capsulc»psul«e aat't **!«***^ «*»•««• We hope yoyouu will wttl enter the world with SN chants in th center. the opening while the others will be filled at intervals during the next {aw months. ' . each, presented la the form of the bue of the center's three flag •*:-.«**» to come to the grand OftkUl Uaaacaaag . poles. Opening to 'fctr'ai firsthand look a bank account by ianother at our new stores. March 1 arrivaL :'•-.;;, Thousands of orange, bias aad As part of the dedicaUon cere- white balloons will be Bent aloft mony, objects representing the "All of you are familiar, I am Yunich Says the gift giver Is Monmouth at the end of the ceremony t» put, present and future. were tare, with the years of thought. Gounty ipresent and FuhiFe Shoppiag Canter, .which wttl lymbolixa the official launching placed into the capsule by anplanning and work that have open that date at 10 a. n. of the. center. Explorer Scout, Boy Scout, andgone into, the development of Sitom "We want to ahare the birth- The, public will bo welcomee) Cub Scout, all from Eatontown; Monmouth Shopping Center. The day of our offspring with other at the grand opening events, Six other local Boy Scouts ear- center was conceived as a pslice new arrivals in the county," here son* «f the nati-' shoppiag ceater offldals saldi ved u honor guard. where some' ef the nation's To said Irving J. Feist. Shrews- "AU or us believe the oaa* Objects oJ Fast leading chain stores and fine it- bury, president of Feist ft dependent merchants could do. •'Bamberger's... -.-,_...h• prou-.••. d to come Stop shoppiag available at Moa> Objects.of the past in the Vault to The Monmouth Shopping Cen- residential, commerical, induatri- by die county Planning Board, Feist. Newark,, maaagen of the mouth Shopping Center win at* Include a financial ledger k'ept business In a iriendly- "home- Monmouth Count* ter will open tomorrow and b* al, agricultural, and recreitkmal. shows that the 19M population of 84-aere stepping center. :' tract people from aU of Moa- between 1817 and 1833 by Peter towTMhopping" atmosphere. We So said David L. Yunich, presi- come part of a dynamic county Perhaps the projected popula- 201,830 is expected to climb to the bospitaU of the county mouth aad Ocean counties aad D. Vroom, governor of Ne# Jer-beUeve-and I think you will, too dent of Bamberger'a-New Jersey. whose future hu been termed don growth is one way to meas- 485,000 by 197S. have been alerted, be said, to -thitthis objective has been Bamberger's store opens to- e^,b^»!rvtagXFetotyooo," imng i. rant,, sey 1829-1836; a land purchase nothing short of exceptional. ure what Is in store for the coun- And, it Ia interesting to note, note the time of arrival of Shrewsbury, praaldent of Felat document written in 1783 by MaJ.achieved. morrow in the Monmouth; Shop- Diversity has been the keynote ty in the next IS years. ping Center. that the population in 19M was their first March 1 babies. ft Feist, Hll David Forman, a Revolutionary In Monmouth County and its Peptdatiea Report I88.8J8. ~ {; The teeouate will be opened Twelve stores will War veteran, and a hand-deco- "We are proud to come to Mon-growth in the past, present, and A population report of the Mon- No matter how you look at it, rated insurance poUcy.issued by "We think you will find . yunichjaaid. at banks aeheted by; the par- umesa Immediately SJtag first tour of Monmouth Stopping future has taken many forms-mouth coastal region, prepared the future ia bright for ^Mon- eMs as aeoat as :poaalble after be balloon barrage, Musichusetta Mutual life Insur- : is mak- mouth County. .-,..•.'. • ';.• J - •'•: •': - - ••: the balloon barrage. ance Co, in 1116. Both New Jer-Center an exciting experience. ing extraordinary, progress along verincstion of the earliest ar- Thethey artt BamBamberger'sb , Freak- You will find tkateach one of What waa once a chleny rural rivals, r":••" •; •'•,:•• (See MONMOUTH, Pg. 0) eefcisM'were Monmouth County With o«r?^grearatate6i:Ntw Jer- and resort area haa grown In residents. our stores is Individual in ap- sey." pearance. Each one Insurance Firm Is scope and^activity with Uw an- Present objects include an arsigne- d aa r chitectural plan of the center and ^Convenience Plus BaBic a modem Maisachusetu H ; insurance policy.'Y- : "Wi conrldeijn 4J|at'tha Sd Is mnvst* Bamberger store wUl The future is symbollxed by 1 %•••; Monmouth Shopping Center ia to- single object-a copy of the us share its aid aM iaccelerate the further Tbe'Maaaachuaetts Mutual Life close to 5,000 at the present time. cated-Eatontown. Objective, Architects Note cst Boy Scbiit Handbook.: ;(See MERCHArrrt. Pg. Q economic,; development of. the Insurance Co., owner of the Mon- Today, the Massachusetts Mu- the major archtec- county. Our past experience In mouth Shopping Center, is one tual ranks among the country's ricuihir.i "Convenience phia .. suburban store development prov- of the nation's oldest and 10 larg-18 largest businesa corporations, . Tata wu ite basic objective say tural concepto of tha cantor, Mr. new position as industrial and Jsetba cites these WghUgma: ea that an entire area prospers esiuie insurance companies. amon_g the B largest financial Kahn ft Jacobs, arctitect- f« residential ratablea have In Monmouth StoHttogCwter. ^ 1. TM Caaster Plan Utajar Engineering With the addition of a. leading It waa founded in 1851 and hu Instltutioos, and among the 10creased. retailer, and it is my deep con- always had ite headquarters In largest lite insurance companies, As a result, they add, the mul- erltklaacritldaaiai aft ausqaaaayr earletawaraasr sbepp- viction that our store will play Springfield, Man. measured by total assets of over Esadreak Ceater ti-million dollar project may aet•lag ceataia,Mr, laeasa aatsav Wide Variety of Key Jobs a key role in the growth of all It ia now licensed to do busi- $2.1 billion. Communications and electron- a new trend for centers through- bosineas, large and small/ ness in all SO states and the Dis- Last year over $208 million in les planta have been built and out the nation. . Engineering for Monmouth pa^V aaa^sWe^lvWB t- iMr. YuWeh aaM Bamberger's trJctpf Columbia. Insurance benefits was paid to ite proximity to Fort, Monmouth 'Todsy's shoppers 1seek far Ihopping Center «ms done by the operatina/personnel at the new '-"-"In the 10-8 yean since Its modest policyholden and beneficiaries. Is one reason why Eatontowi n more thsn convenience,. ' explain, ....s firm of Abbott. Merkt ft Co., aad Matty stored to a great extent, have beginnings, the company's start- of which 78 per cent went to pridepnoes itseitseluf on being called tthh e Robert Allen Jacobs of the ar< headed by Richard H. Tatlow 3d M. Miser been selected from county resl-ing funds have been multiplied living "Electroni— •••-c Cente• r of the Unitead chitechiral firm. "They also want Richard 0. Walker, Jr., vice dents. more than2J,000,tlmes•'- ** . o"f individua" dual anandd group life iinn- States. to find beauty, charm and a/iom- president, co-ordinated the proj- . aftaeae Its personnel has grown fromaurance amounted to $1,225,000. But'Eatontown is not atone, ia bbuUoo of pluses that make shop- lBaaaltta, ect for the firm.- ° . . The store will conUin 280 de- ping a pleasurable experience. l*ea graafod aaJts, Mr. TaUaw petals eat partments. one full-time employee in 1851 to 000, and combinedI life tasurance f«P*rlracing growth. HotmdeMo It was a task that encompass- a field and home office force of in force reached S7H billion by cite an example—is another one. We have attempted to provide ed structural, mechanical and Electricity for tfcerceater ts:iu- He, continued: the end of the year; < There, Bell Telephone laborator- sll these pluses at Monroouth.V varloty and related electrical engineering, traffic pllediby Jersey Cetfrel Power "Every development of Ameri- MkMgaa Graduate ies is buUdlng a $20 million re- Kdhn k Jacobs worked cum- faatMnateru. studies, traffic circulation plans aad tight Co. via two 44,680 volt can engineering genius that could The company's ninth chief ex- search center and Bendix Avia- ly with Maaschuaetta Mutual Life gaaaasan,. MrM . and assurance of fully adequate. overhead transmission lines; en- be applied to retailing hu shown Many Uses ecutive ia Leland J. Kalmbach, tion ptaaa to build a $2 million Insurance Co., Abbott, Merkt ft bavaaiawa that they prafar aa fully flexible utilities. >:';'-•:. teVlag the center from STaor* i« hand ta the building: of >our a graduate of the University of transistor plant. Co.;: engineers, and Feist ft Fe«, ahap where there an • i Working with the owners, de- an* west complet""*e" suburban stor'""e located Michigan and one of the beat Prospects in other municipal!- rental agents, in achievinachieving this W.IOTfl • velopers and architects, Abbott The utility firm built a subeta- at Eatontown." Auditorium known insurance officers in the «*• *re equally bright. objective, he says. The firm wu Merkt did much to make the It-tkrn on the center property and United SUtea today. He wu elect- And the area's position u a represented principally by Mr.kr to acre center operational. The firm instaUed transformers to reduce Being Built ed president in 1950 and hu head- military center is expected to Jacob* and El' Jacques Kahn. the Btylse.. •...... •:. :•,;••-. was responsible for at least onethis voltage to 4,800. Two does Store Hours ed the company during the per- cow. partners, and Sherwood T. D if- 2. Planning for Pedestrians- Innovation in the shopping cen- leave this sub-station, each car- A combination multi-purpose (^ ^ |U greatest growth. (See COUNTY. Pg. 12) fy. * ' ' : •'" • '- Planning the entire center, Mr. ter field. rying 4,800 volta to the building and auditorium is being Mr. Kalmbach ia a fellow of Jacobs notes, was done with tha Single Central Mas* froup, where they spread-in ai> Are Listed built at Monmouth Shopping Cen- &„ society of Actuaries, a direc- shopper first and foremost ta "la mast prevlsus eeaten,M •mderground network to power the Hears for stares • the Mas* mind-not only for utility but aK "' ^,. wl' -i • ,. M . tor of the New England Tele- Mr. Tattaw expiates, "fceettag, ctnler and its individual stores. Ceater wen wiU be made avaUable to phone wd Telegraph Co., chair- so for a constant Impression of veatllatloa and air caadlflw Part of this electrical diatrlhi- by the Mir-community organliationa through- man of the Development Council The Young Worldbeauty. The malls are lined with lag far all the stem haa been t'on system goes outdoors, Mr. out Monmouth and Ocean of fa University of Michigan a canopies, affording protection coatnlMI tram a slagte cea- Titlow says. Soft music will be Oa counties, Massachusetts Mutual member ol u^ flmujct commlt- from the elements and summer traiSMMi fit mmu^Km w» heard In the mall area from hlaji- Tharadaya aid Fridays, the Ufe InsuranceCo,, owners of the tee o( the United Statea Chambe i, and surrounded and deco- devsteped package units far fidetlty loudspeakers. Special center, said today. ••. • f Commerce, a member of the M n stereo wBl be Sfoa fraalOiM o rated with trees, shrubs and sea- each store «*jyJ**j* **t** lighting and shadow effects will a. sa. to 8-.N,p. sa. When used aa an auditorium, bo,^ of governon of the Au- lal plantings to be changed the reefs sa preserve setting dramatise the elaborate plant- Oa Tuesdays aad ' the room will provide seating for g^ Nltl0Bt| Golf Club. Augua- four times yearly. / apace. This system b aet «• ing beds after dark. the atorae will be e 350 to 480 person. u, Ga., and is active in other in- Along the' malls are redwood |y less costly but all "— (See ENGINEERS, Pg. 4) 10 a. m. to • p. at. It win be suitoble for meetings. „,„,« wd dvlc organizations benches where shoppers can stop talks and lectures, concerts, pag- for relaxation, drinking fountains eants and other events. sad decorative fountains, .; Completion Is scheduled for early May. (See) ARCHITECTS,' Pg. •) f A Dream Come True "From the inception of Mon- mouth Shopping Center, we have To Irving J. Feist, Sycamore thought of.it aa a community Home Towni Ave. Shrewsbury, the grand open- center u well aa a shopping cen- ing of Monmouth Shopping Cen- ter," Rudolph Kraft, real estate ter will mark the realization of a secretory of Massachusetts Mu- _ ... .. N Mayor Gives/ dream thit began more than 10 tual. said. "We are very pleased ™"™ «»« *. ™» yean ago. to make this room available to ^LJSL "staJI. r«J? M u S ! M The management and realty the many active organiiatlons in Sr *ni W A j,"! .,n,. A Greeting ' firm he heads, Feiit * Feist of the community area" ' Thl1 wi" °* the 21st store Newark, has played many roles me communiiy area. ^ _ . Eatontown Mayor F. Mas since the inception of the center, ofm4 tniMn slmOfl 1(iB Price today issued a statement To Set PaUdaa other expression of the company's welcoming the Monmouth Shop* The firm assembled tha site, Mr. Kraft uld tha policies con- belief in the Importance of con- Howard Pederun, whose reputation for mural type II organized and coordinated the earning use of the auditorium tlmied • ntall expansion u the ping Center to the borough. team that designed and built the and multi-purpose room would be natural consequence of suburban paintings is well-known, has completed the flnlihlnej It follows: established u soon as the com- growth," the firm's officials say. touches on tha children's departments at lemstraer's "It Is with a great deal of project. It aerves as exclusive pleasure that we in Eatontown rental agent and management, plettoh date has been firmly aet. The new alore has been de- Monmauth store. • k ', Yet ntfie of these rolei. Mr. Construction drawings by Kahn signed by the International archl- welcome the opening of the More Feist says, haa been more Im- and Jacobs and Abbott, Merkt tectural firm of Copeland, Nov. A native of New York City, Mr. Pedarsen has been mouth Shopping Center, It la ins ft Co,, architects and englneen ak, and IsraeWn keeping with finest In New Jersey. We are portant than ita first. pslntlnoj murals for ton yean. happy Its sponsors selected our Ntgotlaled Properties for the center, show that the the environment of Monmouth multi-purpose room will be equip- County. He also Is known lor other forma of art work and community In which to locate, L. Bamberger* Co. had called pad with a 12 by 24 foot plat- It has a charcoal brown brick has had two showing.! ef the Teneaer Gallery, New "The center, being our largest w Feist * Feist to find a toca- form stage and will aecommo- exterior with white marble trim York Ciry, at wall si others throughout (ho United taxpayer, will help ease Uw taY tlon In Monmouth County ault- date a public address system and setting the "tone of elegsnee" burden. This alone would make able for a department atore, he portable motion-picture equip-which characterlies this latest Statsi. the center a deslraola neighbor' recalls, During the next few Irvkag J. Frist JOB* Feist ment. branch of Franklin Simon's He's let* Around but another Important coatrlbui yean, the firm analyzed and ne- Two sound-proof folding doors chain. Ho has traveled extensively through the Caribbean (ion that It la making to our bor« gotiated doions of propirtles- the early outline of the Garden cal center of the county, It wuwill be installed In the SO by 72 "All the essentials for elegsn ough la that its presence Induces wllhout finding the one It con-State Parkway and Its approach certainly the highway center, foot space, so it can be divided day-to-day and vacationing wll Islands and his work It known in Nassau, St. Thomas, other businesses to' locate la ildered "exactly right." to Eatontown Circle, he says, 'I and I knew this was the place." Into one large and two small be found In the fashion collec Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, Eatontown, This fact is now eW rooms for simultaneous meetings', lions Including casual dresses dent, . • • It was then that Mr. Feist, could see a double axle develop- OptJaai oitalaed Whan asked about hit work at lambarejer'i Men- former commanding officer of theing, between Red Bank and As- Contoured plastic chain will be sportswear, designer fashions, "We wish the Monmouth ! Now Jerioy Wing of the Civil bury Park, Long Branch and While other potential purchas stacled In wood-paneled storage lingerie, millinery and acces- mouth, Mr. Pcderton taldi "I love to make things happy plnR Center1 and all who are a Air Patrol, decided to lake up a Freehold, I saw that the ana •« hsd, been unsueeessful, Feist areas along the walls when not Insories, men's and children's for kids." He says, he has brightened (he children's part of II, much success, Ws coal plans to cryitallto his own andwas served by highways and a ft Feist obtained an option on use. Floors will be of vlnyl-ae-wear," company officials add. world departments with gay murals of animals that will slder March I, I8M, the Bambergor's thinking. tremendous number of feeder the'Adsma farm, the key parcel bestos tile and ceilings of acous Albert Sylvanla will be ih Ing day of the center, a "Over Eatontown I could iee roids, II It wasn't the googrsphl A DREAM, Pg, 12) tlo tile, manager of the store, delight (hem. day for Eatontown. '• I. Center Is 0 6 T0M0M0W 10 A. {Called Garden Spot Monmouth Shoppln| Center isdens, lawna and other landscape A THRILLING NEW W0R1D OF FASHION going to be a garden spot. features. A total of about ISO trees. 1,000 "; Appradmatelr M of tht oe»shrubs and 9.100 vines have been iM acres art devoted to gar; planted. ''Working closely with the de- velopment team, we designed the S. Kresge landscaping to help make shop- at the center a genuine r pleasure" says Pashall Camp- ariety Store bell, ASIA, New York City land- architect. Piaatiaf Represented , A highlight U the aeries Of planting beds along two of the i S. S. Kresfe Co., a retail var- main malls, Mr. Campbell ays. rr, department itore firm, will "The flowering plants in these •pea, ill, newest atom Thunday will be changed .several at the Msaaouth Shoppiac Cea, times a yesr, like the- display fcr.. - .' beds at' Rockefeller Center in MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER CM. I Irvia C. Marshall wiU be theNew York." he points out. "They More manager. rill always be in season." for years the women «f MorancVn County hove thrilled to Umer Shops famous fashions In Asbury Park ond Red Bark. The aew (ton if part of the Based on the landscape archi- 1 Iresje firrri's expansion ' andtect's schedule, the center will be They've marvelled at our amazing low prices. Now a wonderful now world of fashion comes to Monmouth Shopping wderniutton program 'which alive with flowers from early Center In lime for your mrlnW, most glamorous Easier. Now you and your cNMrw con e«ioy new shoppy cam«nlance, alii for toe completion of over May into October. Among the dis- •I new uniti during 1MM1 andplays which will appear this tremendous selection, frea parking... and most Important, those IrKreo^ low Urr^ Shew prkw every day of tho year. ojtaaaiva lemodtltag of many ex- spring are lilacs, azaleas, dog- iting atorea. woods, rhododendrons, laurels {Variety wiU be the keynote of and abelias. the Monmouth store, Kreige of- "A rare, possibly unique fea- OPENING SPECIALS leiala said. ture for a shopping center is the park area that surrounds the pis- : A New Leak of flags, just 'south of the •A new look in atore deaiga hasMontgomery Ward store," Mr. alto available at: II •raad St., RMNHMIC; 370 Cookman Av«., Aibury Pork teen achieved over the old ityle Campbell aays. "With its small Mime" atorea, Kreige officiate pine grove, • two large beds of •aid. roses, lawns, walks and benches, }The Moomouth Center atore it Is a pleasant place to relax." / tuesday through Saturday! trill feature wide aisles, fluores- Malls lattrssctJoa cent Ughtiag and dlaplay fixtures The same principle applies at PRICED EVEN LOWER THAN OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES and floor, and walls finished in the Intersections of malls, when Barmoaixbig cola shade trees and other plant Covering 14 JM aquare feet, theings combine with vari-colored •-shaped building has over *,. paving for interest, he points out. «t lineal feet of counter Comfortable redwood benches are shop wed.ythur8.yfri 10*9:80; tuts. &sat% wiui niercnanaiso located at these and other lo- Vertical tiers for greater visibil- cations. ity and easy access. "We made every effort to set the best landscaping materials/ ! Eight check-out lUtions will be he notes, "and many of them are special group... entire stock «the exiU. prize specimens. For example, it I Employees are from the Mon-took an exhaustive search in sev< aiouth County area. eral states to find the fiveJap - raf.44.ffft If.ff t»rint ra*.t»a.ff ; A 37-stool luncheonette will anese cryptomeria trees at Bam- be a feature of the atore. The berger's outdoor selling area. store is air conditioned. They are M feet high, a rare COATS DRESSES ] Kresge staff architect A. E.size in this species." fchoerger has'worked closely with the center's archlects, "to assure the new store's' harmony with the rest of the center." A. S. Beck's Its motaie glass tile, brick and i letal paneled facades are Setting Is *20 Here's Eottsr glamour priced at you like I aitced with'glass fronts marked rlth center vestibules on the 'luxurious wool zlbalinei, lush suedts It. Thrilling colors! Thrilling fabrics I I orth and south sides. Fifth Avenue and textured fabrics In the news, brand - Thrilling silhouettes! Cottons, linen- > Neon-il!uminated letters read new novelty fabrtcsl New collars! New weave rayons, cotton-silk blends, Dac- 1 A. S. Beck's shoes will be of ig "S. - S. Kreige Co." arferee d to shoppers in a Fifth Ave. multi-named backsl New shapes and rorr* polyester yam fabrics.,.more : minted oa the east 'and south decor when the company opens coloril Choose from baste blacks or Rich colors, exciting prints! MtoeV, \n.' walls and under the north-side new contemporary design sa- blue, coral, beige, wheat. Sizes 8-18. youthful half sixes. canopy. lon in the Monmouth Shopping £ Construction superintendent F. Center. I. Cayo directed that phase of The complete tine of A, 5. (he work. , Beck's styles will be offered in entire stock... fKresfe's Monmouth store volume. . -; one of '724 units In the United Customers, the company says, iMtw 2«yy spniifi ftates and Cansda. will shop in an atmosphere of Wonderful eatyhMrhs...moral Sizes 8-1& 4,00 iNe for the "use of area social, Howard Sawyer, IS,~of Elberon ivie and charitable organiU' will be the manager of the new Ions, Otto Black, store manager atore. fanounced today.' • Mr. Sawyer, whose appointment choice of any I The large room, on the upper was announced by Jack Domain, I of this store, can accommo< vice president In charge of Beck #•99 SHIH ponta i about IN persons store operation, is being trans- Fashion-tapered bedford cords, torpoon cottons, morel jBamberger's said it can make ferred from the Wainfield store. Checks, plaids, solid tones. Sizes 8-18. tvaJJabie Mtables which will pro He has been with A. S. Beck 3.00 '» seating for IN persons andsix years. i also serve meals or refres! A. S. Beck, which started al- i from Ks Garden State Ri most M years ago with the open- 1st qud. itomku nylons , »t. • ing of a tiny shop In Brooklyn, {The Community Room, which now has retail stores in 10S cit- ipsns March 1.' will be available ies dotting It .Eastern, Midwes- regularly 77*pr. % v-1.15 during atore hours-Monday, tern and Southern states. Wednesday/and Friday from II A. S, Beck operates five shoe Choose nosh or Bfatn styles. Don't pass up these opening savings! a. m. to 1:30 p. m. and Tuesda; fsctories and a women's handbag sad Saturday from 10 a. m. factory in addition to its network of retail atores. choice of any

leathers, patents2*9, novelty9 fabrics. Many slytM end ihepef. choice of any . Congratulations... r*g. 1.99 Mw-MOton flips lavishly trimmed styles, tailored slips. Wanted colors, whites.'Slits 32-40. 2L2Nr TO 1n0. N9W

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WITH YOUR PAMKY OR COM AMW/ but come to Monmontb Shopping Center on the opening day, wrai Tuesday. See for yonnelf a dream city for ihoppert taking ihape. See 64 acres of ehops...gardens... malls (each mall will be • growing garden all year Vourid). Stroll through air-conditioned stores where you •AST TO en buy anything from handmaids to broadloom, cookies to cashmere. See how many downs more stores will be P^aaiej ejajaajajs/ paj sj^a wHO epening in the months ahead. Drive into parking areas that hold 4200 cars, buy yonr groceries, listen to SMMtawH Tralllt nude in the air, phone a friend to come and meet you (there are phone booth everywhere...ami 3 Boro Bus stations). Explore one of the biggest snbnrbsn department stores in New Jersey... Bamberger's Monmoulh. Visit Franklin Simon...complete specialty store. Admire shrubs and trees and flowerbeds that hold the promise of Spring, and relax on the benches that surround then. Freo ••rklajf I* Oar malls MM canopied so rain can't spoil your fun. And f«r , that's not all Like the trees that are budding, we're only started. Well be growing and growing...every day, •fsws. every month for years to come.

HANI A DAY OP IT. Well be open from 9:45 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday. Bring the whole family...sight* see, shop, meet your friends...and have a wlisle of • time. See Monmouth Shopping Center, the county's llimb«ri«ri, N,u Jmty't CtttHtttun • Frinklln Simon, Vomn'iti CMlmf$f4U* LoltV, Ctndy • 8.8. Kr«i|. Conptar, r*HHy Start • Mllei,SAo*i • F«td Filr • 5nrmmk only Regional Shopping Center. A. S. IJetk, Short • Cli«n

Comlnf smy imf new, sit Mtamtwlb fbtpphf C«sMi lloml'i, Mrn'iunit H'omrn'iCliilhliig * NICKH'IMmlc Simp, Hftonh • Illli Drufi. HcnryU, IMItttmrn . Ormond Shofi,f, tt'mpn'l I'nilihm • llrnilmoVV,, Hon ki ilnttfPinM OPENS TOMORROW, 9:45 AM. Fl l l Cnnilj' ,Slni|i«, Cumly . llraiily Tallin • Faililon Clrmini, Clrimlttf tint! Itytint * H*nlwll SUn'i unit H'omrn't Slium • Harder 8lio|t • llnnliicr'n Mtn'i Slorr, Mm'i »'«MKII'» GMMAI 1'nri, fur * Miiiimoitirr/ W.nl, UtiwlmtiU Slow • MuDljumery K'ird 'lire SJIKJJ, 7/NS • IM NIW JMUYf ORIAT NIW MONMOUTN SHOPPINO CINTER Slioe ltr|itlilii| Service • mil miiiy utori. 'Jsl&mtmm TME GALA DAYS-Tees** , Man** 1,2,1 3 Pleasant Shopping Big Goal

^ —w— •hould be • pleat- Can," etys Henry Mangravfte, promotion and public reUtioni di Ajrector a( Moomouth Shopping ICeaiar. "ft it ae longer juit • necet- iity." he Mtet, "but also • real !,eource of recreation. At this cen- |ter, for example, shoppers will {ted beautiful lurrauBdiagi, mu- «le, and.

i Coordination of shopping cen- tier even* tad activities will be [lameag Mr. Mangravitc't major ftarifntnts, according to Feist / A Font, Newark managers of the r"-estter. He wiU also tuperviso the i^mft'a paMic iaformttion pro-

? "Working with the MerchanU , Association, Mr. Mangmite will I taptrvitt the an festivals, flower I awws. holiday celebrations, veca- \Von and travel shows and other 'activities which have been plan- says Irving J. Feist, president of the tgemeat firm. "Our coactpt Is to establish MonmoBth Shopping Center as a true villtfa green-a place where events el community interest are thrays. feting place," he notes. I Calftnlt Firm Mr. Maagravite served u pub- lie raltttoat director of Whit- , tier Quad Shopping Center, Whit- .tier, Calif, before coming to Eat- ontowa. Ho was previously a pro- motion consultant to Disneyland, Western Lithograph Co. and oth- er California concerns. ffi He attended Cooper Union, the £*rt Students League tod the New Hfchool for Social Research, all \ ia New York City. Ho torved with ' ;«e Army ia World War II. . < Mr. Mangravlu will reside to i Red Bank area with his wife I tM MMkJt. engineers (COetUSIMd) The parking areas will be fully f'tnumlMted at night by IS light I tag standards. Each attadard ir | topped with four dJMwtt, color7 mm} tected mercury lamps-*point- :« thetaw dWtiot t at the •P"1', • "• . ". ' Stairwells tad other strategic areas of the center are provtdrd wnn a tyaiani oi esMrgancy no*' tery^perated Ughfe TMa svstsm It tat lo go into operation in cane of even a aUght Interrup- tion'of power,

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afajeat, aaraal eaty Mwairo and ads, It • earn, Mm • raptv atni £ eanlaped m MV tWUM CM N NlM ^lt HMMSSSSV ISW sWSteV sssssssW MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER AT EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE afy ta the ether eeettNt. The center'a. water system Welcome to the 54th Miles Family Shoe Center in New Jersey. Why serves four hydrants in the ^buildin .g- .cluster u; . sprinkle...r sys- do value-lovin' families love Miles so much we have to keep opening '*96int in BMiDcrfcrtt Montfon* • , - ,* - Shopwar, d and the_ ward's Tirencw Shoe Centers to serve them all? Because Miles has Americas FREE GIFTS FOR ALL the pai, anr conditionind the cooling gaystem towers. foatr well as domestic water needs. outstanding shoe values, newest fashions, top qualities and low, low FOR MEN AND FOR WOMEN AND TEENERS All piping, and hydrants were BIG BOYS Installed by the center, following prices for dad, mom and every member of the family. Come see. specifications of the Moamouth FREE) Fathion ConsoHdttsd Water Co. , come save, come celebrate at this convenient, friendly new Miles. Handbag given with In discussing the center's Mil- There are FREE gifts for everyone and extraordinary extras with every •ny, purchase «f $4.f* or ever. ', if you really, want to save ... you must shop *Milil'wlltrt ir. e m New Yerk Ot$ tad JaekaaavUe, Wtu, «ft> £be«"Marfct has aaasneered nl NLES MUESTWOeS SEVENTEENS FIFTH typea el aaenmirdal tad hv FREEI FOR FOR BOYS "SHARPEST FUTS AVENUE One Pair of I Mileipun MEN ANDORIS IHTOWH" FASHIONS Nylons t «w. ••avw> Wte Ittsft It Monmouth Shopping Center at FROM ' FROM FROM FROM FREE! Eiquire Shoo Shine given with ««• at the aseet eatsUag pnf Kit or Genuine Leather Wal- purcheiei of rtifl •• Wsawel Ifrf nw fP* $Mf $3.19 $3.99 $5.99 let with any shoe purchase. |2.«t «nd |3.tt of the Americas FOR BOYS AND GIRLS WiU Open FREE) Doll, Pan and Pencil Set 288th Store given with any iha;' I Urner'Shopa will be represent- purchase. «d m the MoniMuth Stopping Center. , It Is the With store In the large ipparsl chain, I Urner Shops was founded In HIT, It started as a small chain Mouse shops tad grew Into Se apparel business, President of Urner Shopi li Harold M, Lane, on* of the con STORI HOURS FOR GRAND OPINING: aaay's original founders, , Wedne*eky, TWMley mi Md«y (OtOO A, M. tt filO t. M. Utoer Shopa are located both FREE BALLOONS. SHOPPING BAGS, MILESTRIDE BLOOP BALLS FOR ALL! an the East Coast and the West T»tt«ty and le^rtiwy lOtOO A. M, tt AiN P. M. Coeit, The organliallon Is direct (d from the New York office. A AT THE

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Tomorrow morning BambergerVNew Janey bring* to Monmouth all the thin ji that make and diaoovar in Monmouth the Bamberger Mrvioei New Jeney baa known for 6? topping a good experience. W«V» Mattel m fa* You can lunch in our n*tau« W«*r#\Mntliif ymt ffc» »Mt. Every national brand you've heard of wfflbain Bambarger't Monmouth. Our 8 buying olca abroad hive cent a tide of excloiiTe importi

. ••; • '••..'•' ,••"•' - •'•• • •' •'"• .'•••' • • ••• •• ?• •• • •• " •'. i'« new de«ert in ear bake ahop. You can btowie among boob and dream awhile in our to Bamherger*a Monmouth. Our own brand product* will be at your fingertipe, here in •porting goods and garden pavilion. CtBM) «rf laWfW* and itart hating fun in your Bamberger'a Monmouth. CtMa) ajHf HnnrPiWand touch the meichandiie, youTl lore own department store. Wfj¥» Ma§la* yt)V ftnrto. If you want Shop-at-Home ill Gome out and find the pricea'good ahoppen appredate» the flexible credit a family need* service or Decorating or Tekterviee, fromiiowonbeBembeiferViimt.Ifyouwanttofilaa and S great lev* bunting with the promiie of Spring. Our Opening Day celebration will a wedding or re-dedgn your kitchen, we're famtohelpyo*doitCta»t*)t ER'S MONMOUTH OPENS TOMORROW AT 9:48 mm The aidmk of the "^.j?*?*!^?""^1!^ Montiiiouth themtelvef. have the extra phi* of hava WM*at *J*J2«f™ intereatini pattens to thrae baa- with atewtori tobriai gwda «P ic colon.bteefc. white aad bait*. «• V^S***™ Bt m aad Wybsfl let lto ttraoi-Food F«ir, I. S. lot eotitaat variety and tatamt. «-^*-J. to **m wfa dss Kresge. /•A^iS.'.Beek .Shoe*, bsados. esthscentert Chandler Shew. Lenier Shops. the awhtiffs and *a- loft'i Caaey Shop. Miles .shoes. t. Fiaab Oaa *f MalarW* aa4 Caaws Fraab. vital eslsr la an ^—g. dj^afjav aa^BaafB^Bann! MilmarShops,. Reeds Store* tad hr UN cars ks park- Maadteg eaaradertatJe *f BB«B«IOB1BBIV BBBW* Barabert**** Tire Shop.. •itsctare, aw, jansM • •' • - Seeaaf Largest Tha saaB taasglas have Tunam Montgomery! Ward, the/. Cen- ter's second largest (tore, wtH b* ittlkadat a scheduled *» begin opentkni In mid-May, when a Mcond grand Ike opening went wiU be held for the center. ThU unit will:be the largest Ward stor* on th* Orel •COMt. /N • • ;-'•••••.• Between the two dates, a num- Growing Ifco ber of store* will join thow open- in aaa at wa* el tan today. ,•:. .-" /• '/•'• •••••'. They win Include Bond Cjott- big, Bnftteno*s Book Store. Ct- Monmouth County nadiaa -Fan, Finny Fanner Ctndy. Fuhlo* Cleanm. Fte^ •helm Shoet, Henry*! Dellattfr •en. Nletw'* MniJe Center a^ my asctadt optlcliM, M w«n •• rtherUOfii. takes another The new center comprjs** M buildlngi imntei U a '' btr*f*b*a*. around landscaped min* gbaad brtek It feature* «»r».than • van square feet orsoJUarspaee: . . ' Following :fhe apasiaf "Cff-flfoat* wttb artatiy oa add gomery War^VltiwiD proseat a Mai « yon tb* best and frleaduejt make it "the ahopping sbowpUee of the Slate." for ON can. Finkelitein.' Food Fair branch age the store. He formerly man- froze* sea food department, with Wnt policies of the center's mer itjrposslbl* to pro. thaw arses will be a live lobster tank; a roUsserie manager for the North Jersey- Ehante and will sponsor a year- .owaars and.OBVsaopsn For cU your penowd and hou»ehold$hdppbtgt by W muW-dlrec- New York area", expressed the for the isle of barbecued chick- round series of community eveats al the-*)s*t*r aad the etoraa w« come to Monmouth Shopping Center ... mtd _. .standard!. All park- ens; a Urge appetizer depart- food chain'* pleasure at being** it tha tenter. manage havcapartd no time, »f- ; tag areai-ira clearly Mentlfl What Makes ment, featuring such items' u come oftent . .••••••,'•.':'•']<'• 'J.l, .y '' Serving on fort or espanaa to make this de- lor taiyi 1p«atloo of'can. prepared salads; a special sec- the assodstioa'i sir* a reality. An of us took (or- Ten eitraace* and exltt are tion for plants, plus a complete Ismporsry board of diractora are Augusta Berns he manajers of - • ' ' ' IWUV ID |Q*flM|ff*»W|• WnW W8 Wl prevktod from the Cardan Kate line of housewares aad wearing i to play ear part. . , Parkway #ir, Kt K and Wy- Fashion Cleaners, Has Philosophy , Tn6 -,. Job "* of wilfliny Moo* Two Eatraaces lines, Food Fair, Franklin a> : is slwaya a pleasure :to be ekeff ReV:.#.'K ' .• " mouth Shopping 'Center was The cailar (al» offen throe apparaL noa, Haary** DaUcstsssan, Lsr- Augusta Benf photo studio accomplished la lass" than a therefor* nndsrstsad our prid* is biit depot*. wWaenrtee to potati The store is constructed of ler" ~* 1 will be coaUimd in Bamberger's year and 10 months.',. ^ , baa«t^.of.Moa»outh Shoiping Mst& feist brick, stainless steel and glass My Nlesea's Musk Can. ttn»iho«t Wb«BO«tli and Ocau This was the scope' of the Moninouth Store.' . and feature! a 16-by-lU foot *r. Ormood Shops, Kitt Drugs Center aad the MonmouthOcsai Augusta Beras, ia training her project.- >••'.'•: '• "•. '••' county aria ot New Jersey, Gronnd 'mii ahopplna CCB> glass wall on the eastern end staff, dves thefo4lowiBg'«dvieo:. /—Mort than 4,200 tons of "In the days and yesra ahead, facing the mall. The store has : terwas ta May 19M. "Make your subject*-Wat steel went into construction of Permaneot offlcars and dbte* we took fcrward to meeting you LfWty 2-9I11 . • i \'h the center... in other words, two entrances and canopycovered tMa wfll be elected by tba • and aantag you; Together. w« ease and use your lights -as an parcel pickup ncUltlai. Bam'i Ri$imirmt artist uses his brush." more than eight million pounds. :latk» wTlhto th* next f«w promise you good vsJu* N, BaaftrWIf TeWiBlatM i MlIJt»mm*ihm - lf | MIf* *fJ» '• ' A featur* of the store is a neks, Mr. Marshall .says. Augusta Beras sayi she W: ^More than .• •«' 'aerejhsof' meacuy auvice: vvery.'inBO -yc Bambntar'tOardan StaU Rn- three-tier wall directory which : taurant. raoogalwd. by Duncan lows the theory that "everyone ground were pav*d.s, V ', AH stores In th* center are can on u. ••, t •;•• ' i">:: '•••"• lists, - alphabetically, the al HlnwHln«,. win bb«e,-featurt a'faatyre of ththehae i a• Dhotoireohtphotographiec angle.anal-" ^A totals;of sbt-aad-dne4Mlf: member* of th* aissdatioa. has location of every item sold. ; "w*'r* deUgmed to be her*.' • Says the bell**** tha of, roadway were built. m moni than aoo.OOO M BUILDINCg sojuare feet of' reatabls space Moninouth Shopping": Cantet maUcally" to lights; earner*, aad was constructed. Avt~;.fA competent action. PsridBg-ape**. 4,m covers (4 acres. It features l< Augusta Bens says she has cwlwsTrrovlded fully buildings arranged la a chistM tM* phliaophy: v lighted at night around landscaped malls. Wh*j "Be u enthuilastlc aad as -Some 1.000 shrubs, IN you walk around, the entire chis- paJastaklag as a master with tnes aad 1.100 vines ttr, you cover thre»Atths of s attpalau." planted. •<• •• .f. -;>:•;.; mile. **~^&5ks. MONMOUTH SHOPPINii (ENTER

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At Sladkus Bond Clothes will open an ap-el Center in Jersey City, saic A new family shoe store will pare! center in the Monmouth that Bond's has more than 10! be opened by SJadkus Shoes, Elu> Shopping Center in March. stores throughout the Unitet abeth, to the Monmouth Shoppiair The store will'not open with States. • ' . Center about, March 1»: It wffl tomorrow's group but will be He said the Monmouth store contain 4,4N square feet. . - ready for business in time forwiU be. "one of the mott beauti (toil Scopp, 'aa, ana resident, spring and Easter, Ben Brutkin, fid" in the organization. formerly the tint/buyer at Haune store manager said. and Co., Newark, R. j, Geerke Bond's will feature apparel for The Bamberger .Boulevard o' Co., Elizabeth,and wlnognd'e, the entire family, he added. Fashion will lead straight to Point Pleasant," will be the man- "Comfort and convenience in spring's latest colon, styles, am: ager. .;* shopping" are features of the fabrics. The store wm have It chain CIMTlt SYMBOL—This Is the symbol of the Monmouth store, the manager said. All along Its route every size ssd the carpetiag will be in gold Shopping Cantor. It was designed by tho center's archi- All sales and service depart- and every figure will find it; with Kamakura white Vicnte. ments will be on the street level. match-whether it to in junioi tects. The large diamonds are white, with turquoise blue Planned are men's and wom- dresses for sophisticates 5 feet. letteri. Isckground diamondi are red-orange. The sym- en's departments along with de- 1 inch or under, or in cocktail APPAREL CINTDI—This is aa architect's dresses for the mature woman. bol will be used lor large, lighted shopping center sign, partments for boys and girls. opened in March in tho Moinnouth Shopping Center. Ian Iniskin will be the date) Mr. Bruskte. who formerly was Coats and suits will share the official flag and advertising. of tto Bond Appar- spotlight. manager. " '

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The chain la the maa'a aw> Hoa win toia walaut wood with- Naofahydibatter. Those tat tk» womea'a depart WE ARE PROUD TO OPEN meot wm ha .ha oak covered wttfc Boris KroU fabrics of turquoise and royal bkw. Uommattaa wffl be UthUifaM by thraa ookalal ANOTHER OF OUR chaaoahon la Flemish trass. A children's dtputment wffl bt equipped, with woodat ttato GREAT FASHION STORES beacbea ia bnnic Moo, aad *TtocurJaai wan of the worn- TOMORROW. TUESDAY oa'a dopHtmat.wm ba la whv dleld toO of geld aad lemoa, A wan eoparatiBg tht stockroom f rom the oaloa Metiaa win to la pun white Kamakura Vierete. at 10:00 a.m. sharp in The woodwork in the women's aad ehildrea's departments will be finished ia oak and tte men'a da- partment in pecky cyuieii. the Monmouth The 37 by 37 feet lobby wm to flniahed in Terrano blocks of black and whJta. The store win ^Shopping Center, it h« tiw^ have a manaalae and first floor stockroom aad will cany a stock been the Fnnklin Simon tradition to present all that b Fifth of »,0»]peln of shoes. Adjoin- lag the women's department wiU Avenue Fashion in our growing chain of stores throughout to a handbag section phis a hos- iery counter., . the U.S.A....and now you can find these fashjons for ' Spring 1960 right in your own wonderful town. Perkins Has We look forward to seeing you tomorrow Manager Job At Center Ernert M. Perklnt, West long Branch, ia rettdent maaagar ol MonraouthShopping Cantor. Mr. Perkins has served as field tupervisor tor Massachusetts Mn- tual life Insurance Co., ownen of the coaler, since early 1M», In that position, to has ton reipooslble tor general superyis- Ion of rnoHlrudlou, cost control and field uodtflcation of plans. In his aew position. Mr. Per- klni will to responsible for an maintenance, i security and traf- fie control fer (to Macro, coa-

His respoBsibUlties win include maintenance of the center's ap> projdmtter/ M acres of gardsns and lawns, iadudtog a fbureee- son pUatiag program designed to rill the center with growing col* or the year round. "Our intention Is to keep MSC as fresh and new looking In the yean ahead as It will to for its grand opening.- said Irving 1. Feist, Shrewsbury, president of Feist «Y Feist,center natal ag- ents. Mr. Perkins Is w*U quafi- tied to supervise this task." Prior to Joining the shoppmf center, Mr. PerUns served as conitniction supervisor with tto Board of Education,,Newark. He received'.a bachelor of ad* once degree in engineering and a master of arts degree in busneos admlnlstratioa at tto University of New Hampshln. He and his win Kattetiaa tove three children. Millinery Is Featured At Reeds Store Reads Mlllmery Stow, due to •pen ia tto Monraouth Shopping There will be Center, la part of a INFMMAL MOBfUNt ehato. and little nosegays of Reeds too operated millinery •tores Mm coast to coast tor : ever-lasting violets will more, thaa * yean. be given away at the door. The store la latoawwi Is part TOP: Princess silhouette with a silk •f a broad espaasiaa pragnas, Rieds offldsls say.ta place ttojr chiffon scarf, Sites S to II. 9M outlets la thrlsaawai rtipplaj MOOT:. Sheath with Its own lined Jacket. t la tto cowSy, ^^ Sites 10 to nr&M LEFT: Boxpteated whirl with contour belt. Irvm Ffmaiia will to super Sites I to II. ~~ ja charge of cpenlagSs All in a blending of cotton, Viscose and silk. The earn win have a largo namibag department, Store officials said; "One of tto outstanding char acterlstlcs of our stores Is a tre- mendous Inventory of millinery « weU as handbags,"

MfBRKM DISPLAY The aew Bambergir store at MONMOUTH SHOrflNa CINTIR, IATONTOWN, NIW JIMIY the Monmouth Shopping Center nai had eriry element of It* cUaplay guided by Robert L, Me Corfcle, administrator snd dis- play director for Bamberger's New Jersey, A Dream tosMtttatMMatftMsi ejaartew (Coattawd) CUi' s^essssajsj esss^Bj^Bf, vwfs ^PWS^B* -^PV awas* n^o^B^pss^^s^a^g*. .j- ^^^^^^^p^^^^^^^s^.^ ^^^^P^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ of the tract wfcfcfc had to fee as- plast i [umnmt* rwnpsaJrs sad: Jans* L. ffcfcanU*, toe,. femery WordBook store cere has _ sembled, ' in the nation and one of the general contractors for the cen- A firm proposal was then made largest mortgage lenders on shop- ter,'and William L. Branchard tions as R. H, Macy ft Co., , m /-k • HJ '• Planned to Bamberger's and R. H. Macy ping centers. Co.,.general contractors for the Pennsylvania Railroad, Public It Co., Inc., which were still Cites Ce-eperatiea Bamberger- store. Service Corp., Hygrade Food Brentano's will be one of the weighing the merits of; other "With the co-operation of Ru He continued: Products Corp. and others. To Open in May stores planning to open in the sites. ; dolph Kraft, real estate secre- "And it would not "have been A resident of Shrewsbury for Monmouth Shopping Center. "The matter was.settled after tary of Massachusetts Mutual, we possible without? the sincere co- 15 years and Monmouth County Keith A. Brooks, eastern re- The firm.is one of the largest all hfs life. Mr. Feist is a na- gional general manager of Mont- we accompanied Jack Straus, the proposed that the company de- operation of Mayor F. Bliss Price book sellers in the country. chairman of Macy's, on a heli- velop a center at Eatontown as of Eatontown-and the members tional trustee and New Jersey gomery Ward, today expressed Founded by the late August sUte chairman of Ducks Unlim- Wards' "tremendous enthusiasm" copter inspection of the area." owners. After conferences with of the Borough Council, includ- Brentanb more than 100 years ago Mr. Feist says. "It may have President Leland J: Kalmbach, ing Howard W. Roberts, borough ited; a member, of the National about the mid-May opening of Brentano's says it hss grown Board of Trustees, National the company's new full-line de- been the first helicopter tour in the executive committee and the attorney. They helped greatly from a connoisseurs'/ book store the realty business, and it was board of directors, Massachu- in solving the problems we Board of Governors and Public partment store in Monmouth ton great center for literature Relations Committee of the Ni- completely convincing." setts Mutual agreed," Mr. Feist faced." Stopping Center. . , and art. Christians "We like what we see in Mon- In his own firm, the Shrews- Customers at the store will tions made,to the project by Da bury man cites;the work of. his and Jews, and chairman of the mouth County," Mr. Brooks Mid, find not only* books, but also vid L. Yunich, president of Bam- the key store identified, Feist A son, John Feist, who negotiated Governor's Committee "and I believe the people who gifts, games,' cards, stationery berger's, and Jack Williams, his Feist organized the many of the major leases. Walton come to shop here will feel the art works, sculpture, and jewel- same way about the new Wards. ry. •- . •.'•." development team. It WiU reflect the newest thinking Other Brentano stores are in RwMph G. Kraft in complete suburban shopping New York City, Washington, San facilities." Frincisco, and in cities in Mary- Housed In a one-story building land and Virginia. with a complete downstairs sales Kraft Has area accessible by escalator, the store will feature steel snd con- crete construction with an exter- County Big Role ior of off-white face brick and (Continued) ceramic tile. Also contained in the 11«,ON Fort Monmouth, home of the In Project square feat of floor spaca,will be Keith A. Breaks Signal Corps and a vital mili outdoor and seasonal sales areas tery installation, has s future A man who has had much to and a detached eight-ear service Eatontown will represent the which hss been called boundless. do with the development of the station. brand new look in Wards nation- It is perhaps the area's lar- Monmouth Shopping Center wide retail store expansion pro- gest single employer and itseco- Rudolph G. Kraft, real estate sec- Wide Aisles Planned gram." nomic impact on the county, and Completely air-conditioned, the The store will employ's staff of •urrounding areas is tremendoua. retary for the Massachusetts Mu- sales floors will have wide aisles about 300, most of whom will be The Garden State Parkway, tual Life.Insurance Co., the own- and bright illumination, Mr. local residents. which runs through the county, er of, the project. Bpoks said. has been cited as one reason for He added: "The aisles have the area's growth—for it was aft- He has been with the project been arranged to provide both er the superhighway's construc- since its inception and has made shopping comfort and easy ac- Marshall Is tion that a boom really began to weekly trips to the New York cess from one department to an- take place. > New Jersey area to check on its other. To sava customers time Flight to Suburbia and inconvenience, departments Manager At progress for nearly two years., will be arranged with an eye to- The road has been responsible, A native of Wilkes Barre, Pa.. ward closest possible relationship to a large degree, for the so- Mr. Kraft was graduated from of merchandiser S. S. Kresge called flight to suburbia here. Pennsylvania^ State College in The merchandise win run the Irvin G. Marshall has been And it hasn't even started to hit 1911 with a degree in civil en- its peak. gamut from women's style dress- nsmed manager of the S. S. gineering and also studied steam Many of the county's residents engineering at Stevens ' Ihsitute es » complete "do-it-yourself" Kresge variety department store needs for the homeowner, Mr. commute daily to New York City and architectural design at Geor- Brooks said. opening Thursday' in Eatontown's and North 'Jersey and use the gia Tech. Monmouth Shopping Center. Garden State Parkway and rail A registered engineer in Ms* Gourmet Feeds transportation facilities to get to There will be a gourmet foods Mr, Marshall conies to Eaton- sachusetts, he was with the Tur- town from New York City where their destinations. ner Construction Co. in various aection, he added. Their high' average income is Mr. Brooks continued: he managed a Kresge variety capacities for 14 years before store since-1952. • • an important part of the econ- joining the Massachusetts Mutu- "Soft lints departments will omic -siccesl of the area. A native of Ringgold, Va-, Mr. al in W33. • • ,-• highlight complete clothing needs Many schools hsve been built Marshall Joined the Kresge com- for the entire family. Home furn- to keep pace with the surging He was named to his present pany in MB, beginning work in position in 1953. ishings witt be highlighted by young population. The county full-lino furniture, appliances, n a store in Petersburg, Vs., and later moving to Richmond. Va. boasts some excellent elementary drapery shop, floo/coverlngs and ami high schools. Culture and re- is expected to for a long time rugs. In IMt he was made an as- ligion have an 'important place to come. "In hard lines, customers will sistant manager in - Petersburg here. In every aspect, the future of find complete selections of boats and then assisted in stores in Rut- But just as residential and in- the county has been called "ex- and motors, sporting goods. build- land. Va.; Amsterdam. N. Y.; dustrial growth have grown—so citing" and "vital." Ing materials, plumbing and and Bridgeport and Stamford, have resort and recreational fa- : heating equipment, paint, elec- Conn. - cilities in the county. Bank deposits have continued Weals and hardware, • lawn and to increase—another way of His first manager pmition Beautiful Monmouth, with its measuring the area's prosperity: garden shop, and an auto needs came in 1H2 in a New York Atlantic Ocean and rivers, its center." And utilities report they are bus- City store. hills and its rolling farmland, ier than ever before and: will Wards, known since 1172 and continues as a vacation center to one of the nation's two ma- have to expand to keep pace with . Eatontown It ENTRANCES persons from all over the coun- the growth. jor mail order houses, opened its try. FREE ON OPENING first retail store In MM but un- Monmouth Shopping Center of- There is no doubt about the til now hu maintained only a fers a total of 19 entrances and Future Exciting fact that Monmouth County is on grmmupt , Pfautfieltf store in this general exits from the Garden State And agriculture,' for so many the threshold of tomorrow. And area. Parkway; Spur, Rt. 35 and Wy- years the mainstay of the coun- all the requirements are there ty, continues ta importance—and tot,a stunning future.

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) VWVfidinated accessories and quality nylons falnflibeUeTiDgtViiitour Mmmmtih Shopping Center p awfaeleaewiboewardrobe ttpienijatmarevelation intitoel 54th **•Store• K£D IAMC KGWTCT For Miles "4 Milliner/ and Handbaga - The doors of Miles' newest store will swing open it the Moo- -New Jersey's Most Modem mouth Shopping Center . MUUntry Store" It is Miles' 54th store in New Jersey. The' store, slid to be designed to fill the footwear needs of the Wonderful... family, "is arranged for easy' selection with rapid, expert sales- man service," Miles officials My. "Its decor is Hid to be modern and comfortable.: - The opening will feature "wel- come gifts" for all visitors to the store—shopping bags, helium-fill- ed balloons and "Milestride bloop baseballs" for the children. The store will feature footwear fashions as well as accessories; Over 40 years ago, the Miles At The New And Beautiful chain included one store. Today, over 250 Miles' stores stretch from Cleveland.to the At- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER lantic and from New England to Florida. Miles new store openings now average two to three a month. Last year, 2) Miles stores were added to the chain. Madison Avenue Sladkus Shoes Shop to Open Authorized Dealer Wearable.. New Wgh fashion for miles for will go on view at Bamberger's when its. Mdnmouth store opens. The Midison Avenue Shop, "a America's Leading Nationally Known Shopping Center Directory completely 'equipped clothing shop for the busy young execu< tive and the discriminating col — Chandler Shots F—*Bakery lege man" will be premiered . Better Shoes 1 The shop, Bamberger's says, is Reeds Millinery Stores .' •Brentanos Book Shop a new. concept in department for store merchandising accenting *Braddock'$ Men's Shop ^•Fabric Show Shop style and taste in men's clothing. •Knitwear Shop ^Henry's Delicatessen . The Entire Family — Milmar Shops •Nature Food Shop Job Figures You have a date soon .. . We're almost rtody to optn •Ritz Drugs OHIO Dunnnoj wini- pnew n PVCMTITM nwntm v •Children's Shop More than 1,000 men played a •Corset Shop S— Food Fair Market part in building the W-acre Mon- Plan to join us Opening Day. Wt know it's just what mouth Shopping Center, according •Fanny Farmer Candy to the general contractors for you've bom waiting for. Loft's Candy ! the project. And by far the great-

1 •Gift Shop ^ •Barber Shop „ est number of them came from ' ••.••.'. •• •••// • • • •' . .•••' i •Women's Sportswear the county and state. POJf TFJO) MMI • • • BIOSVIIOIIIBVI WOHiTllltsil ejlW wwlUfnlwBli HATS •Fashion Cleaners Joseph L.v Muscarelle, Inc., of Eatontown served as general con- For Milady .... I. MMtr .. . Pdbalo ... DoUtVPdbi C—•Montgomery Ward •Pet Shop tractor for the center as a whole, that flatter •Optician and William L. Blanchard Co. of . •. Capwio. •. HofSfieim. * • VitoHty D— A. S. Beck Shoes Newark was general.contractor • • • Accont • • • • oRamoNi... AiHanio Lerner Shops < I—•Beauty Salon for the Bamberger's store.' •. •.•• •, • •Bond's Clothing •Niesen's Music Center For ChHdren . . . WeaHter-IIrd... Vita Poho .... Trios '•Paints & Hardware J— Franklin Simon Employment Hajidbafjs .... Ron ay ... MotM ... Susan WON ... E— Miles Shoes •F/lorsheim Shoes Between 1,500 and 2,000 persons waray ... HoKa Duchess ... RoojOf will be employed at Monmouth von s • * . •NMn*venrn> . • • S. S. Kresge L— Bamberger's Shopping Center when all its 1 stores are in operation, accord- MenmoHth Shopping Canttr •Canadian Furs.' Bamberger's Tire Shop ing to preliminary estimates by shopping center officials. EATONTOWN •Ormond Shops R—•Restaurant Together, they will earn an estimated total of betwetni UV4 •Coming soon. , million and $5 million. '" Most of these-men and women are already residents of Mon- mouth County, it is noted, i sladkus shoes* nearly all the others will be We are Proud making their homes here.

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The hew Nonmonlh Shopping Center in repreientalive of the continuing healthy growth of Monmouth County. •

Ml YOUR RIADY-MIXIP Jersey Central Power eV Light Compnay it proud of the part It play* in making that growth poMible. Our new Locuit Grove iu halation, deaigned and built lo serve the new COMCRI7I NEEDS crnler it an example of the many facilitie*. we arc building continually to provide an abundant supply of electric |Niwcr for loday't need* and tomorrow's growth. WM • CALL We. uliite the Monmouth Slinp|»ing Outer as it join* the growing rank* of biiiinett and indutlry serving the Jersey Shore. * MUTUAL CONCRETE IIHI AVENUE, MLMAR Jersey Lentral rower & Light MU 1-3553 COMPANY , Rk », I960 ffEP BANK BECISTHt Highlights in Growth of Center

ATTHI STAUT—Ground %as brokenforMonmouth Shopping Center May 12. I9SI. Guiding *hi bulldoier over what was then a field of high grass were, left to right. Rudolph Kraft, secretary for real estate of Masse- UNDfR CONSTRUCTION —This Is the way the Monmeuth Shopping Center looked last September when it was chutetts Mutual LifeInsurance Co.; Robert A. Jacobs, partner tn Kahn a- Jacobs, architects; Mayor F.illtt Price under construction. Then, steel and concrete dominated th.e site and it was still in rough stages. It it in vast of Eatontown: Richard H.Tatlow. president of AbboH, Merlrt I Co.. engineers; J. lucUey Iryan, vie* president of R. H. Maey * Co., Inc. and Irving J. Feist, president of Felit I feist. contrast to the finished product due to-i open. ' fic

SPACI CAKUU — Three scouts—Thomes Keevil, Daniel Liga and William Vital, left to right, all of Eatontown—place items in time capsule at Monmouth Shopping ,C«nUt m«Mh. Winfl^on «r.. UU to ti9h». OHo Mack, "•--' Bamberger's manager; Homer Che pin, executive vice president of Massachusetts Life Insurance Co., end Eatontown Mayor F. Bliss Price. V ' Shopping Center

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TOU THAT TROWIL.— Skillfully wielding trowels, these three officials set a corner- IS stone in place earlier this month in front of the Bemberger store. They are, left to right, Otto Black, store manager; Eatontown Mayor F. Bliss Price, and David L. Yunich, BamborgerY president.

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CONCRATUUT1ONS TO THE DEVELOPER, FEIST ft FEIST, AND TO THE TENANTS. JOS. 1. MUSCAKELLE, INC., ALONG WITH KAHN & JACOBS- BUSY PLACIS — These two stores, Bambergor's and Franklin Simon, are expected ABBOTT, MERKT ft CO., ARCHITEGTS ft ENGINEERS, IS PROUD TO HAVE ta draw much interest when the Monmouth Shopping Center opens. There Is park- ing space at the center for 4,200 cars. PLAYED A MAJOR PART IN BRINGING MONMOITH SHOPPING CENTER INTO BEING. New Jersey Art Show

At the opening of Bambcrgor'B state's finest artists for Its ex-departments of all Btmbcrger Monmoulh store, Iho David L, pansion. stores, demonslrnllng tho role Yunich "Collection of Coniompor- Each year n major art exhibit (li)c Art can piny In home dec- . try New Jcr«cy Art" will «h«rc tlon in presented In Oambcrgcr't orating, the spotlight with a selection of Newark. A Jury of selection des- It In this role tlmt the Yunich home furnishings. Isnnlej several of these works for purclinso nwnrds, collection will perform at the The collection li one which Tlio collection Imj nnntinl Monmoulh opening, Unmlnrgor draws upon dio talents of the growth and tours Iho furniture officials tay. " CONGRATULATIONS

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