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IMIM Dallr. tiadtr tkrouck ftMur. wtml u lMon< CUM VUMr 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOLUME 82, NO. 13S u tht Hut OMe* 41IM Buk. lT7., inter tlw AM cf M*nk I. 1WI, RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1060 Debate Features Airplane MintonWillNot Budget's Adoption Crash Be a Candidate RUMSON - Mayor and Cow eU Uit nliht adopted, unchanged. Kills 29 Radar I budget for UN. SHANNON, Ireland (AP) - For Mayor Post It calls for $151,00 to be raised by Una for local purposes, aa Shattered wreckage lay smotuag Increaie of $1,411 over lut year. across a rsin-wasbed Irish ceme- Team Tlw new loeal purposes tax tery and field today after an Councilman Off rate will be an estimated Italian airliner with SJ peraons Ike Flies per thouand of assessed valua- sfO CfaWlM alM CXplOWSOi Hon. scattering bodies "like a scene The actual tax rate, which will Hunting May Include school aad county tana, from hell." On To haa act been determined. TwtatMix tf NEW SHREWSBURY -State tta AUtaHa alrlsaer wsrt HIM Also Bow Out police radar team* have atoppad Barr, larrOt)irtlaai as the crash,aad three auata Cheddar speeds on tot Outfit Tat budget ww pawed aftai d after baaag brtaght to Argentina FAIR HAVEN — Mtyor State Pukway. debate from htsplteli. Of the » tanrlvers, Russell H. Mlnton, a.long* Milton Levy. pubUe itlatloM ban of an audience of some JO maay lay asar death, atrriMy BUENOS AIRES (AP>-Presl- director of the New Jersey High- dtHaaa. MW TVPI TAX—Speaking on tht mad for a bftad-b.it tax last night at Free- burned aad brekea. dent Eisenhower, arriving in Ar- time governing body mem* way Authority which owns and Chief objectiou wcra to an in- hold Inttrmtdlatt School wart, left to right. Uwls Applegatt. public rtlationi dl- The airline said 12 Americans gentina today, said the United ber, will not be a candU operates the parkway, said yes- create lathe salary of the bor- raetor, NJEA; Mrs. Harry Forntrotto, prtildant of Monmouth County PTA Council, were among the 40 psisengers, States shares with this country date for re-election. terday. Removal of the radar ough administrator, Albert A. but it did not know yet which a resolve to work tirelessly, to- Kerr, Jr., and to the (act that and Assemblymen Clifton T. larltalow and Alfrtd N. ItaeUtsten. His decision came a com-* units. resulted front a. co-optfa- it any htd survived. gether "for peace characterized plete surprise. It had been tlvt deciilon on the part of thePolice Cipt. William Zerr also The four-engine DC7 crashed by freedom and Justice!" ' '' state police: holds the paid post of toning CD Siren Tut immediately after taking off The President's orange and sil- generally believed here that "he "It's a matter of authority pot- enforcement officer. ver jet, bringing, htm from; Rio would filt to seek the Republic 1 Slated Tomorrow from Shannon's International Icy. 'he said. Mr. Ken's salary was raised De Janeiro, touched down at caa nomination for mayor in 1 Educators Want Airport for the Atlantic hop. It "Radar checking, * be uU, rora $t.7» to $1,145. RED BANK - A tost of a had set out from Naples, landed Eieiza International Airport at the April primary election. "was stooped Feb. lltor a five- In addition, it was brought out, CtvU Defaaaa aad Disaster CM* at Rome to pick up more pass- 10:40 a. m. <«:40 a. m. EST.) Mayor Mlnton announced Ma month parted. Radar had been he holds tha posts of clerk lot tral waraiag abaa wffl be bald engers, and stopped In Shannon He is here for a week-end visit decision In a letter to Mrs. in ust oa tht parkway for five the Zoning Board of Adjustment, Broad-Base Tax tomtnaw at H:M a. n. to refuel. with more emphasis oa diplo- Oiadya;C Hunter, chairman of months; It was found desirable and secretary of the Planning Dr. Warren D. Fowler, CD> matic talka than, parading. ' tht Republican executive com* to make a comparison as to itsBoard, each paying S3M a year FREEHOLD - Several edu- DC dhacter here, eaM the test Most Argentinians were leu mittee. tame.1 and registrar of vital statistics, cation groups last night act te for civil defense paraaaaa thi. will vf.tiw Cinitify* Mtf enthuiiaitlc over the President's paid by fees collected. up plans to acquaint the public Is tot a pubUe par- (See AIRPLANE, Pg. 3) visit than the carnival-minded There wu outspoken optical Little Silver with the need for a broad-base Brazilians, who were hosts on wkH aaut Tataday afcbt it dk> tkw by authority officials wften, tax to support school needs'., Borough Coaadl hu appropri- the first stage of Eisenhower's after the state police first began Frank McKenna, unsuccessful Master Plan Assemblymen Alfred N. Bu-ated tlMN to lastan a separ- 10-day Latin American tour aim- Meanwhile, another situation radar operations; an accident re- Jemoeratic candidate for mayor dleston and Clifton T. Barkalow ate CD-DC slrea system la at ed at bolstering the U. S. po-developed In Republican raws. salted when a trooper pulled in last November, said: spoke to about 40 person at the 25 Navy sition in key countries. Councilman Tony Ei Hunting a-speeder from an outside lane. "We feel Mr. Kerr was amply Funds Sought Freehold Intermediate School on Tht system presently Is part Four bomb explosions rocked Mid he, too, may not seek, rt- Mia car wu struck by another car compensated last year, and we tha needs for revenue legislation tf tat Hrt alarm system. downtown Buenos Aires shortly election, moving in tha same direction on object to the Increase." LITTLE SILVER - The Plan. to supplement real estate taxes. Tat new sirens art expected after midnight, creating a last- Mr. Hunting, ' R Is koowa, an inside lane. Edwin C. Peters, president otnlng Board last night voted to Mr. Beadteston said a broad- tebabttefiedbyMay. Men Die minute tenseness in the atimo- would like the OOP nominafiM The view wu that the safety the Rumson Democratic Chib, apply for federal funds to aid but tax will not lower local sphere of the capital. One of the fo' r•mayor; record of the parkway mi so contended that Capt Zerr should in tha development of • master taxes, but will provide revenue bombs damaged the stock ex- Ha said art tight If party good that radar checks were tin- enforce the borough zoning rag- plan. for additional state aid, and change building only four blocks leaders here dt art want Mm . Beceiury. (See RUMSON. Pg. 2) The move was taken without lessen the need for higher real Parkway In Crash from tha government headquar- to.ran ftr the chief tseea- But, then, the authority agreed enthusiasm. estate taxes. ters. : tivt's past at wtaM art, ka Robert Bainton said he person- RIO DE JANEIRO (AP)-The to co-operate with the police by Mr. Beadteston estimated that Contract collision of a U. S. Navy plane Police believed the bombs were an probability, be a having radar checking continue ally didn't think it wu neces- a two per cent sales tax on set off by diehard followers of He hi Englishtown sary. Mrs. Arthur Huson voiced and a Brazilian airliner in which for a specified time. items other than food would raise 81 peraons died left a tragic af- ex-dictator Juan Peron, who nev- That time Is BOW past, uid similar feelings. To Crook er misses a chance to embarrass nan N years. Mr. Levy. Sidney Uchter pointed out that termath today to President Eisen- Man Called NEW SHREWSBURY - Ar- hower's triumphal visit to BraArgentina President Arturo Fron.' Earlier this week, Mr. Hunt- "Sometime next summer if, and when, the funds come FAVORS SALES TAX mored Car Service, Avon, yes-rii, dill's government. ing Mid he wu undecided u to wUI make a comparison and __ through, the board, still can (See PRESIDENT, Pg. 2) (Set MINTON, Pg. 1) whether or not safety standards New Bagman withdraw its application. OVER INCOME TAX terdad y wu awarded a contract Oejat af 4U% dlfteruit with Of without the Daniel S. Wlegand, chairman, to pick up the estimated $!». •d Gaaaabara Bay iff WASHINGTON (AP) - Rap. FREEHOLD - •09.000 toU receipts of the Gar- Ma,taiMa* alette e*us at nst of radar." ha added. lid ha and Moyar P. Paul BUM Alfred N. Adam Clayton Powell (D-NY) den State Parkway. OMO 1M 0JN • Op COJntIM Budget Adopted Despite iy called for toe resig- Campi had visited the state De- The New Jersey Highway AunY nation of New York Police Com- partment of Couervatioa and orlly - which operates the park missioner Stephen P. Kennedy; Economic Development a n d 2 Planners way - awarded the $30,000^ tarday. - in r». statement for the Con- learned that there are no more teats* In Protests By Residents funds available for the current year contract on a three-yea Thirty-five of the dead, and gressional Record, Powell said ttoatibav buia. Harry B. Crook, Jr. ., MARLBORO - The amount of Characterised u a Lose Posits there is a link between the New fiscal year. tht only : three survivors, wsrt He said the department-In- Ht aaid tab to sapaart af Ms president of the firm. He is U. S. Navy men. Among "ni sarpjua fiwda and road expsbdl- ai-ao" budget by ComnttteaV York Police Department and the stnd that a salsa tax weald former mayor of Avon; ._ j of tures wtre the msjor Items ques- man MUltrd B. Lambtraon to an numbers racket in the nation's form*! him' and the mayor mat dead were 10 leading members of In Highlands the board would have to submit -at mart aueptaMs Authority officials explained die U."s.'Navyrworid7amed tk»ed when the Townahlp Coin audience of 40 residents, tht bud. largest city. .InaasM tax to raui that the company will pick up 1 HIGHLANDS — Tht failure of the name of tht profetsionsl band- , "Th— e Crea- m of- th- e Crop,- •• mittee paased ite 1860 municipal get calls for a tax rate increase In what he called • continua- planning consultant and the fee receipts in metal cash vaults from Buenos Aires budget last night. of $1.14 per hundred for local two members of the Planning tion of his attempt to "bring law Ht daltatd aa tactae tax and deliver the money to either Board to attend a meeting el with the application for aid. pi«y a dinner Eisenhower purposes* and order or aonw semblance of weald work to tht tHaad of two banks -Boardwalk In Tht amount to be raised by that group last night hu coat the facts to my town," Powell Mr. Wlegand said to will In- 'tag* tt aa ana Hka Mtam gave last night for Brazilian l Atlantic City, or Fidelity Union President Juscelino XuHtschek. local taxation Is $l».lM.lS, an them their posts. __^ said in a House he be- vite Charles M. PODS, director of Ctaaty, wUca at described at Trust Co., Newark. Shop Center Borough Council is expected to the Monmouth County Planning The survivors and seven of the lease of about $M,000 ovtr Uevedhehad anew "bag- Hvt Other Bidden laatyear. name replacements for Frank J. man" for the police department Board, to the next meeting to dead wert members of a Navy HaU and Thomu Hogan at discuss a master plan. Mr* j Armored Car Service holds the antisubmarine team which had Bank Denied Thomu Saatthoff. Morlbora Rd, tsuaaatfaatniclei contract at IM,0» a year, but been sent to advise tht Argen- suggested the committee deter meeting Tuesday. , He said mis man. a sergeant- Officers Rs elected atato aid far edacatlaa, strttg Last week, Mayor Cornelius J. officers were re-elected a change in the system brought tine Navy after a mystery- sub' $10,000 to $15,000 worth of road instructor at the New York Po- All xsakg aad plaaalag trdtaaaces about the new bidding, There By Howell Cuiney, Jr., In a crackdown on They are Mr. Wlegand, chair- marine was reported in a gulf work to another year. llee Academy, visits Harlem on are aeeded te relieve the tax were six bids submitted. on the Argentine coast No sub absenteeism from the meetings the first and third of etch month man; Mrs. Huson, vice chair- aardtata real estate. TRENTON (AP>- Charles R. Pay Aa Yaa Ga of the planners, warned three to collect pay-offs from numbers man; Winn M. Rose, secretary; Howell, state Banking snd In- payment of an additional $1,500 ite way home. Committeeman Lambersoa men. including Mr. Hall and Mr. operators there. Mr. Bsinton, assistant secretary, annual administration to Fidelity surance Commissioner, .today de- Mid, "We put off spending approximately 100 million dollars Others dead, ia tbt crash Hogan, that failure to attend last He ssid the sergeant lives In and Mrs. Richard Charlins, re- Union Trust Co. for work in nied a charter for a bank in themoney on the roads in the past, for state-aid to schools. wart tbt savta crewmea tf lbs night's session would be taken luxurious house with nrimming cording secretary. volved In redeeming parkway Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatbut now we ire taking cart of He recommended that su:h a Navy plaat, a fttw-taglatRsD, u a resignation. pool on Taylor Mill Rd. in Eng- Mrs. Huson was named chair- the roads, and wa must pot toad The third man Is Arthur tax bill ba passed by the iwt etaer wavy sasasagi llshtowa, N. J. man of the Subdivision Commit- Islatort, subject to a referendum. Uon fee ii $17,400. Mrs. Katharine The application wu nude by care on a pay-as-you-go basis,? , Bchlavona. Ht attended last In New York, Deputy Police tee. Tht other members are Mr. White, authority chairman aad a BraaBlaa paassagers tad tht County Banking Co. alght'a meeting. Assemblyman Barkalow said the ertw tf ftar abaard tat Mayor Charles T. McCut said Commlssk»er Walter Arm said Bainton and Joseph Mount said. The decision climaxed the long- we propose to spend $5f,ON to Mayor Gulaejr last night said Kennedy ordered an Invest!- Tha board directed tt tha only way to relieve tht local I that a map ttx bufdn if thfOttgh An expenditure of SI.5W to add est hearing of its type In state hardtop roads this year whtca that be has no on* in mind as pUon of Powell's charges re- of a major subdivision : state aid to schools. 32 more sests in the Montvale Tht shocked U. S. President, banking history. Rums of testi- are now dirt roads." '•" '• .* '.ti'--r . leplactments at this time. girding mt alleged "bagman.1 by Edward Evaason, SUversfde who knew many members of the mony were taken during the Such state aid ia possible, Mr. service area restaurant wu ap Mr. Sutthoff also objected to, Tha plannera named '<*a There wu no comment on the Am., be returned to tht Mayor Barkalow said, only, if revenue provedpovd . TThhe restaurant now seats J"* *»•***» *? *" hearings which rsn Intermittent- the $104,000 surplus which he feltt •dortlno, chairman, and John demand for Kennedy's resigna- and Council. bills are passed and funds are 81 customers. for Kubitschek but canceled ai re- ly from Aug. 4 to Sept. 14. is too Itrge. Township Auditor' Bahrs, vice chairman. tion. The subdivision was approved definitely allocated for educa- ception and a meeting with mem- The County Banking Co., head- Joseph J. Seaman, Jr., explain, Powell has Identified the "old by the board July 30, 1S», and tion. bers of the U. S. embassy staff. ed by Walter Reade, Shore thea- later given final approval by the ed the large surplus Is needed,to bagman" for the police depart- The meeting was sponsored by INDEX Presidential press secretary ter magnate, and Irving J. Feist,pay school and county taxes oa Kpwalski ment aa Joseph G. Luberda, a governing body. Tjie map waa re- the State Federation of District Amusements > James C. Hsgerty reported Els- Newark and Shrewsbury resi- demand, and S1N.0O0 must ba former police sergeant who was submitted because of a faulty School Boards, the New Jersey Births „ enhower "feeli terrible about this dent, realtor, had hoped to open set aside to cover the arrested in 1949 on a drunk driv- scale. Superintendents Association, the JimBishsp. for business st the Monmouth However, the board will ask tragic accident" but planned to poor" 22 per cent of Testimonial ing charge. On him, Powell said, New Jersey Congress of Parents Hal Boyle ... continue his South American tour. Shopping Center when it is open- 1959 taxes. . , < was found some unexplained cash the council to obtein specifi- ed next week. and Teachers and the New Jer- Bridge ...... Elsenhower leaned tf tht and a list of names of known cations for a private road and sey Education Association. Classified However, their application for Underestimated Ia fast - ' Dinner Set and suspected gamblers. curbing involved in me subdi- tragedy shortly after a bank charter was vigorously John Tergli called for a "mortv•) Mrs. Harry Fornarotto, presi- tag a group of baslawt leaders MWAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Luberda wu described b_y, _ dent of the Monmouth County opposed by the Allenhurst Na- realistic budget, one that ftflacte'••> *«P«J>Ucw ClubjriU honor fflg- jud^ who sentenced him to two Council of Parent-Teacher Asa> at Saa Paula, MO mttsa stan- tional, the Long Branch Banking what departments will spend'?, mund V. Kowalikl at a test! west af hen, rather than over-estimated, ax. / years In prison on contempt cistions wu chairman. She pre- Co., tha Long Branch Trait Co. s Cop Hurt sented Lewis Applegate, NJEA Both Eisenhower and Kubits- and the New Jersey Trust Co., penditures." , ' i I p.m. In Cliffwood Inn. Rt. 35on. e high up In the police de- representative, who explained chek sent messages of sympathy Long Branch, whose officers and He felt such a budget would Mr. Kowalikl is a newly-elected partment the present method of determine to the families of those killed experts predicted the proposed give a better picture of what tht member of the Township Com- Powell read Into the Congres-When Train, lag state aid to school districts. in the crash and hurried new bank Is doomed to failure. (See MARLBORO, page 1) mittee. 17 sional record what he said were Regional meetings will be held Rtllgteu Senrtees IMS Miguel Couto Hospital to ylsi His election lut, November the nsmes and addresses of num- the three survivors as soon i gave Republicans control of. the Car Collide throughout the county to present Saclai M bers headquarters In Harlem. H< the need for >a broad-base tax Ut«T|afSaatWaBal i flatlHalaaVutfWIwIIKjr they returned from Sao Paulo. governing body for the first time Bt| ctalmed thst Negro ^^ NEW SHREWSBURY - A po- to local grouts and organlM' Spant . „ it-is Letters, They Get Letters, here in half a century. lice car, driven by Patrolman The survivors were Sonarman operators have been raided and tlons. W. S. WbMt ...... 1™ • (Set RIO. Pg. 3) Guests will include state Sen. ihut down while white operator! William Brown, struck by Richard R. Stout and Mayor Pet- continue to do buslneis. a freight train last night at 18:20 But Airport Still Opposed tr J. Waters. at the Hopa Rd. erasing, near ' The dance committee consists Pine Brook Rd. COLTS NECK - The Atlantic A letter also was received of Mrs. Rudolph Grimm, Mrs. Patrolman Brown received Township Committee's mall box from J, Peter Hoffman,' Fort Robert Koenig, Mm. Fred Dora- To Purchase groin injuries and was treated has been chock full of letters Monmouth Information officer. mlck and Sam Manlsealco, club In Monmouth Medical Center and but everything is still "up In the Attached to it was a fact sheet president. air" on the possibility of an Ar< outlining the Army's position on Property released. my airport being located here. Police Chief Junes Herring a proposed airport site. MARLBORO - The Township said the Jersey Central Lines In a special session esrly this Mr. Hoffman expressed hopa Chamber Committee authorised its attor- Irsin was traveling at about 20 month, the committee adopted a the information would help pro. ney to negotiate for tht purchase miles sn hour when the collision resolution strongly opposing plans mote better understanding be- of property owned by Roy Tllton, took place, for the airport. tween the >Army and the town- Names 15 Marlboro Village, to house tow.i Patrolman Tozer was traveling Among the possible problems ship. . ship equipment. at about the tame rate of speed, cited were increased noise and The fact sheet explained that ,The property hu a building on the chief added. traffic, higher taxes, and loss Maj. Gen. R. T. Nelson, chief Directors It which has been used as a of the community's "rural char- signal officer, has appointed a Chief Herring ssid there are acter." MIDDLETOWN — Tht Cham- show room for farm equipment. no lights at the crosilni, Heavy site selection board to study pos* ber of Commerce last night elect, Commltteeman Mlllard B. Lam. rain was falling at the time, the Mayor William Buck sent slble locations which would meet ad IS members to the board berhon said the price hu not chief stated. copies of the resolution to lead- Army requirements, • '•''• lrtctoifi twen set, but the committee and The police car had to be towed Ing cpunty, stste and federal of. Commlttet Unimpressed The annual meeting was heltha attorney will negotiate with away. It may not be ready for ficlala aa well as to the Army It wss emphasized that'tht In Tha Oaks, McGulre'a Grove the owner to establish it. use for a few days, the chief at Fort Monmouth, board Is still conducting Ite study Rt. J5. Edward Legler, Beacon Hill, itld. Army Explains Stand and has not made any leconv Tha new directors are Edward questioned the committee on theHe Identified the train engi- At last night's committee meet mendations. .' . •• Anthony, Michael J, Bsrnacle source of funds for such a pui neer as Raymond Wilton. The Ing, replies were read from U.S. The committee was unlmpr«s> Richard E, Burke, Charles chase, chief said he did not have his Sen, Harrison A. Williams, Jr., sed with the Army's explanation, Dodge, Frederick Frelbott, W Township treasurer. Robert addreti. Rep, Jamen C. Auchlnclnss, and and Indicated no Immediate sc Him C, Gentei, Hsrold Jacol Mount said the funds would come Salvuloro A, Bontompo, N, J, tlon would be taken, '.': ', sen, William C. , Jr., Wl from capital outlay surplus fundi Nolle* Department of Conservation and The federal government now lism J. Sesmin, Richard R, which amount to $53,000, From now on Joseph's Restau- AWAITS MIBICAL AID—Patrolman William Irown, whoia ear and a freight train Economic Development Com owns about 25 per cent of tht Schwartz, Charles S .Toop, Ed No details on the Hie of therant will be open seven dsys a wart In collision last night, twalti tha arrival of tht Ntw Shrtwibury First Aid Squad mliiloncr, township's total land area; That ward 0. Wsider, Irving Wassei property or buildings were week for lunch and dlhner.—Ad- Each Indicated that he would Is taken up by the Naval Aav and Arnold Wnsler, mediately available. vertisement. Ht wai trttftd tt Monmouth Madlctl Ctnftr and rtlaaied. look into the situation, munition Depot at Earle. • ••,'•/ rnaa I a Minton•f FA. »1W> KD Lone In Rule Death whether be would aeek the'aay or nomination. ' Animal World The way things look now, he OBITUARIES Of Woman The Atasclalad said last night, he did not expect to enter the primary for the EDGAR w. TAYLOR; SR. ft'r; a ecamp, As Natural and mayoralty position. LONG BRANCH - Edgar W. I'I • champ, Bnino unwit- Marlboro KEANSBURG - Dr. Herbert " "And If I do not ma far Taylor. Sr., 72, of 1 Hoey Ave., broke a boy's heart, and (Continued) A. Knapp, assistant county phy- mayor, I do not expect t* rua died yesterday in Monmouth Med- wall-eyed about Win. township needs are, and what for couacil," Mr. Huatiag said. sician, has ruled that Mr*. Fran- ical Center. spent. Mayor Minton, in his comrriun' cis Dieckman, 75, of MS Sea Mr. Taylor had lived at one around and this may Breeze Way died of natural Mr. Lamberson explained th! ication to Mrs. Hunter, cited in- time at 45 Sunset Ave., Red you' out: causes. increase* are necessary because Bank. is!an Afghan hound itny items had been underesti Mrs. Dieckman was found dead He was a retired foreman for in her home Wednesday night. dim view of dog I mated in the past. the N. J. Bell Telphone Co. He InJoplia, Mo., yesterday Police reported yesterday that Mr. Saatthoff urged the com was a member of Telephone Pio- a powder from the Tri- Mrs. Dieckman had been, dead mittee to reconsider tome bud neers of America, a veteran of Clubf shindig and]gel"item*. Heeaid there is room about 4B hours before her body 'dog-Ioven and dog- World War I, and a member of was discovered. ir economy find "we must hold the Veterans of Foreign Wars in a.swivet. line on taxes." Her son, Henry Dieckman, of Red Bank. . a seven-hour chase The former chairman of the In found in a state of shock, is still Mr. Taylor was born in Pern- four inches of snow, here iuitrial Committee, - Miss Edna in Riverview Hospital for Ob- berton and was the son of the excerpti of police radio fetter, speaking as a real estate servation. l*te Noah and Clara Taylor. isations: *;i6th and gent, said the township lost a 34JTH YIAR — CourV St. James, Catholic Daughters of America, observed its 34th Police reported that they were Surviving are his wife, Mrs. vKtataoHe's moving out in panic." potential industry because of the prompted to search the house anniversary at dinntr last night in Joseph's Restaurant, West Long Branch. Among Ruth Taylor; a son, Edgar W. ' -12th and Minnesota. He sure was high tax rate. Wednesday night, when neighbors those present, left to right, were Mn. George Koff, co-chairman; Mrs. A. J. Patter, Taylor, Jr., of Long Branch; a going 'when he passed -here." The township has SO to 70 prop- reported water running out of daughter, Mrs. Helen Philips of erties not paying taxes, report- son, grand regent; Mn. Frad Richards, Co-chairman, and Miu Helen C. Lang, tosit- turn - Middletown; 12 grandchildren; the front door. Phantom finally waa snared ed Commltteemtn Joseph Un- master. , three brother*, Clifford Taylor of Further investigation revealed with a net wielded by Patrol' uro. He said the township plans Morrisv111e,Pa. John Taylor of that a pipe in the base.board man Dan Waterman. The dog's hold tax sale* on these delln L owner. Bob Close of Lawton, luent properties next year to re- Pemberton and , Mrs., Okla., reportedly "wouldn't take rn them to the tax-paying rolls. Ctsadjr, wRh sasse rale ibis Emma TuTulee of Eastont. . Pa., and "^ $1,000 for him." Mayor McCue added: "We plan Police said thi In Boston the "Little Scamp keep some of the properties ilia after- Mrs. Virginia Knoble of Bristol, deal of burned paper near Mrs. Pa. Sweekftak.es" was won by Mr. future school and municipal rkg* la the «a. Fair aai > The funeral will be held• Mbn-|O'e*"»»' J^ •"••*« and Mr*. L. C. Stanley of sub- «ds." • MaJUrt with law ts the telephone had been ripped off the urban. Lexington: The committee unanimously Saturaay fair with high day at 11 a. m. in the Woolley wall. • Funeral Home, with Rev. B. < .Scanp, a black, mixed terrier, adopted the budget, with Com- A m. Tides ate te two Mrs. Dieckman wa* born in Sathmary, pastor of Long Branch wu found whimpering and aban< mitteeman Frank L. Ratcliffe ab- creased responsibilities in his fact above Mrmal tWs meraiag Czechoslovakia. Dutch Reformed Church, offici- doned New Year's Day in a| ient. - work a* the main reason for not with seme miner flooding at Besides her son, ahe Is sur- ating. Burial will be Beverly Na- kicked apartment. She was pul< making the race again. He is an Ugh water. vived by two sister*, Mrs. Anna tional Cemetery. ling herself around with her two assistant secretary of the United Block Islaad te Cap* May- Karoly of New York City and front paws, dragging two broken 'resident Trust Co. ol New York. Small craft warnings are dls- Mrs. Louise Drew* of Jersey 'legs behind. RANDOLPH D. FIELD (Continued) The mayor said he made his played. SWrUag winds near City. • .,:.•,-•:;: A.- r CLARKSBORO - Randolph D. The Massachusetts Society for Pamphlet* protesting Eisen- decision with regrets, Mrs. Block Island this meraiag atk- The Ryan Funeral Home was Field, 51, of 24 Paulsboro Rd., ' Die Prevention of Cruelty to An- hower's visit—some reading "Ike Hunter said. erwlse wines west te aerthwest in charge of local arrangements. died suddenly in his home imals' brought charge* against Ouf'-were scattered in the city Mayor Mutton has served *• IS te occasionally M m.a.h. to- The body has been transferred Wednesday night: ' Scamp'* owner when he reap- three small leftist organize. the governing body sine* MM. day, MaigM aad Saturday. to the Burk Funeral Home; Jer- peared It days later. H* ad- He was a councilman until Ctetrlag today. Fair tealgkt He wu born in Everett, ton of sey City, for burial. .•., - i mitted beating the four-month- Edgar V. Denlst resigned a* Saturday. VTslbUlty II Mrs. Catherine Connor* Field of Police took extreme precau- old puppy with a belt and buckle, mayor laat year. mil*** Tldea. abaut two faet Long Branch, and the late Ed- tions, however, to prevent any JOHN J. BROWN and was seat to the House of Then the council picked Mr. above aermal this nteratag wtfl win Field. He had lived here Ntbreak of incidents during the PORT MONMOUTH - John J. Correction. two year* and formerly resided 'resident's stay. Eisenhower's Minton to serve as mayor. He Brown, M, died yesterday in his ••••.:•:•<• Seams'* lad Story In Little Silver. ' route also by-passed industrial ran for Mr. Denise's one-year home, 104 Wilson Ave. Mr. Field was in the sales de- ' Scamp'* >*ad story attracted section* known as Peroni«t I unexpi red term in November Born in Shawnee, Okla., he was partment and was a dispatcher 'wide attention. Doctor* mended itrongholds. 'and defeated Milton Kosene, a the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. '.her?broken legs and put them Rumson with the Mobile Oil Co., Pauls- Leaders of almost all sectors of Democrat in a close race. James Brown. 'In •east*. The SPCA, after re- bora. He wa* an exempt mem' Argentine society expressed plea' (Continued) A resident of this area 40 years, •eeiving thousands of letters ask' ber of the Little Silver Fire Com sure at Eisenhower's visit and ulations as a part of his police he wu a retired laborer, having Ing; toadopt Scamp, held a sweep- support for his good-neighbor ges- work rather than holding (he y been employed by the Oak Tree •"stakes'to decide on a home tor ture. Even Peronistas and Com- $750 a year zoning post as a Surviving, besides his mother, Construction Co., Metuchen, the lovable pooch. The Stanleys munists issued statements wel- separate job. are hi* wife, Mr*. Geratdine In- H e wu a veteran of World War • won. coming the President "with the, Mayor Peter Cartmell pointed gersoll Field; a son, Robert C. I. ••••••:: In Dallas, Bruno the Beagle courtesy owed to a foreign chief] out that zoning enforcement is a Field of Elberon; a sister, Mrs. - hound, did some tricks and 11- Surviving an his wife; Mrs of state." The Communists prom highly technical job, which Is Olive Kowlasky of Park, Margie King . Brown; a son, year-old John Ray Clark went ised to behave politely "if Elsen- not, in other boroughs, done u Mich,, and two grandchildren. home/. brokenhearted- The funeral will be held to- George C. Brown of this place; hower come* with the Camp Dav- part of routine police work, two (tepsons, Joseph Cameron of ' Bruno wat given to Johny by id Spirit." I 'A Weaderful Job1 morrow, at 2 p. m in the Wor- .nil .grandfather, D. C. Howard, FOR ARTS SARI — Mr. and Mrs. Everett T. Gammon of den Funeral Home, Red Bank. the U. S. Marine Corps, San Die- Small Argentine and U. S. flags "Capt. Zerr has an intimatej .'. when:the dog, leu and starved, North Rohallion Dr., Rumson, work on abstract forms to Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor of go, Calif., and Charles Cameron fluttered from lamp posts, but knowledge of our zoning ordin- showed up last September on Embury Methodist Church, Little of this place; two stepdaughters, here were no elaborate poster ance and he does a wonderful create a "ceiling" as par) of muieum-look te changa the Is farm about 70 miles from Silver, will officiate. Burial will Mrs. David Smith of Lakewood display* to herald the visitor. The job," the mayor said "If we illas-' Forrestdal* School gymnasium into an art gallery. Th* be in Fair View Cemetery. and Miss Patricia Cameron at Tew special signs were dwarfed didn't have him, we'd have to " " Brakeahearlad Bay Parent-Teacher Association art festival opens Monday. home; a brother, Clifford Brown by neighboring "Apartment for get an outside person, at R. W. BENNETT RITES of Oklahoma City, Okla.; and Five dsys ago, Dr. Howard rent" notices. ' greater cost to the borough." It will be conducted through Wednesday, from 2 to 5 H. McCIure, Jr., ipotted Bruno three sisters, Mrs. Harry,Hop- Frank J. Klauss, 3 Nicol Ter., p. m. and 7 to 9 p.m. RED BANK—Funeral services Int Johnny'* yard and claimed Eisenhower's program in Ar- kins of Dallas, Tex.. Mr*. Ernest gentina was sharply different who stated that he ia a Democrat, for Russell W. Bennett, 27 De- . ownership. The case went be- 1 Keeton of Oklahoma City and objected to Capt. Zerr * dual em- Normandie Ave., Fair Haven, fore Justice of the Peace W. E. from that in Brazil, where pa- Mrs. T. R. Allen of Boiling, Tex, ployment. who died Monday in Riverview ! JNchburg. rades and public appearances The funeral will be held tomor- gave him little time for private "The police ordinance specifi- State Report Proposes Hospital, were held yesterday af- ! Could McCIure prova It was ternoon in the Worden Funeral row at 11 a. m. in the Mehlen- conversations with President Jus cally states that policemen may beck Funeral Hone, Haslet, with :>!» dog? eclino Kubitschek. not engage -in any work other Home. Rev. Walter A. Gandek. ' The doctor gave • aerie* of Taay E. Huetsag pastor of the Fair Haven Meth- Re». Robert L. BUckmon of the He will, pay a brief-visit to- than police duties. You are clear- Recreation Commission trick commands, which Bruno odist Church, officiated. Belford MWhodlst Church. Cre- awrrow morning to Mar Del Pla- • Interestingly, after Mr. Denise! ly violating that ordinance." Mr. obeyed. Thei cam* the clincher. FAIR HAVEN - A recommen- Bearers were Henry Johnson, mation will follow in Rosa Hill ta, Argentina's fashionable sea- resigned both Mayor Minton and Klauss charged. ". McCIure put a piece of dog can- dation that thia^borough form -a - - --- Crematory, Linden. side resort, and then will spend Mr. Hunting expressed an in- "We feel we are not. because Vemon Little, William B. Little, dy on'Bruno's nose and ordered recreation commission was one Approve Toll • quite week-end with Frondlzi at terest in replacing him,' the borough is employing him Jr., Irving Predmore, John S '•Mm. to/ tow it up and catch it. of the highlights of a report last Walxer and Alfred B. Cassanese, Df MISMORMM Bariloche, a mountain lake resorl Council decided In favor of ' i both capacities," Mayor Cart Bruno did. night from the Division of Plan' Booth Rental Burial was.in Fair View Ceme- In Mi tnd tovtaf memory of our reminiscent of'the Camp David Mr. Minton to fill the mayor's ntell replied. dear huitend «nd rather, Bdward W. ' •Richburg was convinced, and in ter Aumtck, who paued away February setting tor Eisenhower's talks last chair aad then the Republican You'oWt have much feeling! 5 V »nd Development of the NEW SHREWSBURY - The /: S, 1936, ftsMlreaked Johnny left the tall with Soviet Premier Nikita for the taxpayer, do you?—" Mr.'State Bureau of Parks and Rec-New Jersey Highway Authority Officers and member* of the A'e think of him In lU«nc« courtroom without Bruno. Executive Committee said It Hli namt wt ofttn neall Khrushchev. favored Mr. Mlntan ta rua la Klauss asked. reation. —which ' operates the Garden Tlurt It nothing tlM tmamr R|cM>urg> suggestion, McCIure der the leadership of Chief Dom- This is a crucial time in Ar- "For some, certain.taxpayer*; Philip C. Carling. managing di- State Parkway—yesterday voted But hli picture an to* wall. paid the grandfather $39 for the MM NtVCRIML* 8 UCCuMI* Inlek J. Paoluccl, conducted WK» aa* ChlMnn gentina recent history. The land maybe not," replied the mayor rector of the Fair Haven Youth to rent three additional free- In addition to Mayor Minton their service* Wednesday night of beef, the gaucho and the tan- cheerfully. Center, presented the state's pro- standing cabinet automatic col- and Mr. Hunting, the three-year with Rev. Mr. Gandek u chap- In Saa Francisco, Waldo th* go is struggling f> regain the Mr*. Margaret Lund, I For- posals. lection machines on a seasonal term of Councilman John C. lain. krvtkira shark wu reunited with stature lost under the rule of rest Aye. asked the mayor how Ne Official Body basis at the Asbury Park and Winnie; also a four-footer of the] Damico ends In December. At the preaent time, there Is Dlctstor Peron. Mr. Damico also was undecid- she, as a taxpayer, could find Raritan toll plazas. 'sand-tiger variety. out if Capt. Zerr's dual employ- no official body which direct* the * Cost of the machines will be MRS*. IDA GALLANT •- Waldo and Winnie were Insep- ed earlier this week If he woul recreational activities here. Sev- be a council candidate again. ment Is legal. $12.50 per day. MIAMI BEACH - Mr*. Ida erableat the New York Aquar Gallant 79 The mayor suggested she con- eral activities are guided by civ In addition, the authority de-| ' ; mother of Mrs. Lil- 'him.''But a month ago Waldo Find Woman One source said Mr. Damico sult her attorney. Ic organization, such as-the Riv- lian Lopatin of 13 Robertsville was transferred to the Steinhart would like to rive up his coun- cided to rent' eight additional "Then why do we pay Mr. er Rats, Little League baseball closure type toll machines for R«V Freehold, N. J. died Feb. 13 Aquarium in San Francisco. Witt' cil post, but would run anal* Dead in House Blair?" she asked, referring to and body building programs. at the Miami Heart Institute, af- out Winnie, he began looking If narty leaders wanted Mm te. use at Toms River. Bamegat, LONG BRANCH-Tho body of William R. Blair Jr., borough About 60 residents attended the : quite'pale •round the gills. Mayor Minton's decision Im- Gre'tna'and Ca'pe"May""at|»«J_« Miss Marian Alden, 59, of 692 d attorney. hearing in the Youth Center. $11.50 a day. .„In addition to Mr*. Lopatin, mediately set forth a wave of by dedicated to Sympathetic human* stepped Westwood Ave., wa* found yes- speculation'as to who might bi "To advise the Council," Official* pointed out that th*|Mrr daughter, la. Winnie, arriving by plane In terday In her home. / the Republican """•ii'lE" ,Z Mayor replied, INTEGRITY a plastic bag of water, was plunk- Police said she had been dead cand.date far J^ Meriting," ».-,,. f .ihlM gV Miami Beach, with To serve reverently ... ed in the Steiahart tank wi mayor. activities tor sometime. ' Among those who have been Mrs. Lund. "That mean* Mr. «*f ^L. ri •> f" *"tag at the Waldo. m ltt r o with dignity and beauty A mailman reported to police suggested for the nice are Coun- Blair ia part of all this, too.'? "•"J . t ... i. Winnie exhausted by her tra Thomu •SJS dren and four great-grandchil- always, and offering the that mail had been accumulating cilmen Eugene Magee and James Harold Boyd. M Wardall Ave.,| used 110 days. wto, gave Waldo a wan. fishyl.t the house. Police who inve*- aUve of the division of i dm, all of North Miami Beach. L. Davljon. commented on the borough's low The sale of thraoquarten of utmost in consideration. look and sank limply to the bot tigated, used a ladder to enter a said major expenses for the tint Meaawhlle Mr. KOSSM has tax rate and fine law enforce- an sera behind the authority's At no time does creed or torn of the tank, But Waldo was second story window and found ew years would be for capital Clifton ,„,,„,„„„., ttM to MRS. IDA I. WILSON ssM fee win dcflnltelv seek his ment. He suggested that perhaps 1 happy. Ha'a looking forward improvement, and then later tor RED BANK — the funeral of price make any difference Miss Alden lying on the floor of party's aemlMHea for mayor a retroactive change in the po- Delaware-Lackawanna and West- the day when a well Winnie wil operating costs. Mr*. Ida 1. Wilson, 98. of 7 Brown a front bedroom. In the primary. lice ordinance would clear up ern Railroad was approved. Sale in the high standards we bite him on the fin — a loving Waterfront PI., will be held tomorrow at She was pronounced dead by - But he said his party has no the matter of Capt. Zerr'* two price wu 125,000. gesture - as she used to do. Although the report did not out- 10:30 a. m. in the Adams Me- have upheld and shall eon* Dr. James Mm* and the body yet come up with any candldat jobs. line any specific areas,' it urged morial Home, with Rev. John F. tinue to uphold in our was removed to the Woolley Fu- to run tor council. "This is the first council meet- CHIMMEYFIRE neral Home. development of .the waterfront Crouthamel, Jr., pastor of the "We're still looking." Mr. K ing I have attended," Mr. Boyd service end responsibility 'RED BANK — Firemen yester- There are no known survivors. stated, "and whether my remarks for boating and swimming. Red Bank Baptist Church, offici- day put out a chimmey fire I Miss Alden was the daughter of sene stated. are critical or complimentary is Outside play areas were rec Births ating. Burial will be in Holmdel to the community. the home of Anna Clipping, 21 Frank G. Androse Alden. Funeral The deadline for filing peti- a matter for the hearers to de- ommended at the Youth Center, Cemetery. tions is March 10, Peart St. Police said there wu arrangements have not been com- cide." and opposite the Willow Street Mrs. Wilson, the widow of Wes- Mr*. Hunter had high praise no damage. pleted. "W»h the atmosphere u it Is and Knollwood Schools, Inside Rlvanrlew ton Wilson, died yesterday in John E« Day for Mayor Mlntoa. 1 play sites would be in the two tonight, the mayor replied, Mr. and Mn. Andrew Jamil,!Shrewsbury Manor Nursing "His record has been a good schools, the Youth Center and the 13 Hesther La., New Monmouth, Home. one," she said. "Russ Minton' "we'll be happy to take what Funeral Home you've said as a compliment," fire house. son, yesterday. She had lived with her daugh- service to the community In addition to recommending Mr. and Mrs. Emit Cimer, 1 mayor, councilman, Board The budget was patted by un- ter-in-law, Mrs. Christian L. •I RlvenMe AvesM where the recreation sites should Duke La., Hazlet, son. yesterday. Education member, and citizen animous vote. Berge. be, the report outlined the type Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Bur- p..e well known." Mrs. Wilson was bom in Red MMapl* PI. and amount of equipment needed. dick. 44 East Rd., Middletown, Bank and had lived here all her Talaawaa MM • fetyour assurance of getting a Late last year, Mr. Minton re- Also proposed by the state was son, this morning. lire. signed «s a member of the Rum -Beautiful, enduring monument News Truck a recreation supervisor who Mr. and Mrs. William Harring- Surviving also are two neph- SH 7-0)31 an keeping with your most char son-Fair Haven Regional H'a would be part-time in the winter ton, 60 Highland Dr., Keanaburg, sw*. Nsa4sctsrlaa Miedthought*.Wtttourdisour. School Board of Education. He arcaHusTwrmout obligation. Loses 2 Tires and full-time In the summer. daugther, this morning, was the group's vice president To establish a recreation com- Mr. and Mrs. James Capeneg- Tkea, he ah* cMsd hi* Is- MATAWAN-Two rear tire* mission, the Borough Council ro, Burlingtoa Ave., Leonardo, leilea at tb blew of I a Atlantic Coast New* would first have to pass an or son, this morning. JOHN VAN KIRK A SON wim tea lact inai Co., truck early today near Lake dinance. II a commission is form- Moamouth Medical Ceater ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS Lefferts Bridge en Rt. 34. ed, it would then draw up Its Mr. and Mrs, Robert Weiler, mvmim ft.. MMMrni •»««•> mwrtcltal affair* a* Ms rtae- Police said that on* of the Urea own budget figure*, for a rec-|M7 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High- DISTINCTIVE smashed through the door of the rwtaM Ttrw MMM national program. lands, daughter, yesterday. Mayor Mlntcn. was one of th High Noon Pliierla on Rt. M. Perfeclioa af Malarial aad -riglnal rwlonal hiah school Police were unable to estimate oard member*, appointed In the damage to the building. WerkMaashlp la Beautiful W4, , ' Th* second tire crashed ia the For 21 years, he was a member Lake Lefferts bridge abutment ' the Fair Haven Board of F.du Police Identified the driver of| Worden Funeral Home Our memorials are manu- stlon. Until IMS, he was a the new* truck a* Morris Rubin- Ml MONT $TtHT factured by skilled artisan* The Adams Memorial Home resident of that body for U stlen of 411 Seventh Ave,. Bel- IID MNK la our well equipped plant ears, mar, He wu net Injured. SHtdysMw 7-0557 at West Long Branch. Sueconer to Mount Memorial Heme ROBERT A. BRAVN Monmouth County's new, modern, non-sectarian LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO. Inc. "HOME FOR FUNERALS" funeral home, with a homa-ilke atmosphere and memor- Wall St., CApllaJ 2*0300, Writ Lon| Brandt ial chapel. Constructed to assure greater comfort and One of th* county'* most modern funeral 'UNIRAL DIMCTOIS privacy for you during a trying period. Homes with a completely home-Ilka atmosphere. •RANCH OFFICE and DISPLAY MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. IN IROAD STREET EATONTOWN PUILIC INSPECTION INVITED HEADDENS CORNER SHadyslde 7-H1I •lf##f LIBERTY MM Rod lank N, J. MIDDLETOWN, N. i. Formerly ol East Orange HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Convicted of .Drunk Driving

RED BANK - Edward L. his examination of Mr. O'Reilly O'Reilly, a member of the Red showed the defendant's eyes were Bank Board-* of> ^Education_ • -* , yes- i"congestea ___* dt o_r. reddened,...a>. .in" hi••s terday was found guilty of drunk face "flushed," his3 breath driving Jgn. 25. : smelled "strongly of alcohol," and Magistrate John V. Crawell his gait was "swaying." These fined Mr. O'Reilly $225 and re- factors, combined with O'Reilly's voked his driver's license for tworefusal to submit to a complete years. medical examination, led him to The 41-year-old freight com pronounce Mr, O'Reilly unfit to pany partner, who lives at 16 drive. Cam Ct., wa« picked up by police Patrolman Patterson said Jan. 25 on Wharf Ave. O'Reilly almost ran him down n Appeal Maaaed his car leaving the Union House William T. Wichmann, attorney and almost hit two parked cars for O'Reilly, said after the two- at Wharf Ave. and Front St. hour hearing ended that he will 'Last My Temper' file u appeal of the decision in O'Reilly apologiied to his ac- Freehold. tions toward the police. "I was Magistrate Crawell uid he wasdefinitely put of order at thai impressed by Mr. O'Reilly's "re- time," he said, I definitely lost markably honest" testimony. Mr. my temper." O'Reilly told the court he had He uid he refused before Dr. Podeil- arrived to take a medical "five or six" whiskey and water HARRIS ftARDINS HRI Company, Union Beach, will bo lod this year by thai* off), drinks in Red Bank from about examination. 9:45 p. m. Jan. 24 to 12:30 a. m. "When he arrived, I still re can. loft to right are Theodore P. Brunelli, lieutenant and treasurer; Eugene J. Jan. 25, and then had three or fused. I told him that I thought Stout, president; James J. Ellis, lecretery and third deputy chief; Harry R. Wilton, it was ridiculous to take the test four beers later in Sea Bright. captain and vice president, and Robert Brunelli, second engineer. Not in photo to However, the magistrate added, and that I would cooperate to a Mr. O'Reilly's "beligerent atti- certain degree." Thomas Roeney, engineer. , ,< ' tude" towards the policemen who He said he did not recall being MAWS HRI —This barn U one of many objtctiont raiiad Wednesday night to tha stopped him on Wharf Ave,, andtold he could have his own doc- if he so desired, Wing mmd * Middlatown Townthip Committaa about operation of the Middletown Kennels, Rt. other factors, Halleck Says he was intoxicated." could not explain why he 351 Several periont said bodies of deed dogt war* burned at the kennel, many of became angry when he was ques- TeeaakaHty the dogt told are ditaaiad, and that tho facilities ara unclean. Local health author- tioned on Wharf Ave. by the po- Mr. Wichmann indicated the lice. Adlai Will U. S. Fliers Get Medicine ities ire investigating. Townthip official* yaitarday reported that the kennel it appeal would be on the grounds that the summons states that Mr Asked by John A. Petillo. as- properly licensed and that the state Board of Health it conducting a probt into the sistant county prosecutor, if his kennel't operation. '•..,' O'Reilly was driving under the Be Candidate Into Depths of Africa influence of alcohol at 3 a. m. on anger was brought on by alcohol, BOONTON (AP) - Rep. Jan. 25. O'Reilly uid, "I would not uy Charles A. Halleck (R-Ind.), JOS, Northern Nigeria (AP) - 20th century medicine to ,«ha so." Testimony showed that police House Minority Leader, predicted Five former U. S. Air Force disease-ridden African Jungle. took Mr. O'Reilly to headquart- Mr. Petillo prosecuted the case last night that Former Gov. Adlai The Americans, known as the Stocks Take when Borough Attorney Samuel Hots, flying now on a wing and ers at about 2:35 a. m., and that E, Stevenson of Illinois would Flying Angels, are members dt Carotenuto withdrew because he he was awaiting a doctor's exam again be the • Democratic nom a prayer, are helping to bring S1MAIR ^ flvlng bnmdl is a member of the Board of {nation at the police station at inee for president this year. SudaSd n ItInterioi r MiMissioni . Their g ; Education with Mr. O'Reilly. 3 a. m. "They will monkey around (or leader, Joe Swanson, 37, la a Mr. Wichmann pointed out that Magistrate Crawell denied a five or six ballots and come up former carrier pilot with two no where on Dr. PodeU's exam- Volume Up- _L motion Mr. Wichmann for dls- with Adlai again — and we'll New Youth Japanese kills to his credit. Ha ination report did it state that NEW YORK (AP) - The , ^ chirge M ^ tKh. has been in Nigeria 10 yean. mifwl O'Reilly was drunk and unfit to beat him again," Halleck said. stock market advanced yesterday nicality involving the summons. All have become dedicated drive. The Hoosier lawmaker,' a wil Group Is with trading heavier and a re- Police Lt. Charles B. Jones ling candidate for the GOP vice missionaries, flying over the awakening of speculative ie-uii"there were'two yduths'in In addition, Mr. Wichmann steaming jungles and arid de- uid, a man of the physical size presidental nomination addres- A the car when Mr. O'Reilly serts of Africa providing speedy of the defendant could have five sed 400 persons at a $25-a-pl«te Formed ( Volume rose to 3,600.000 shares stopped on Wharf Ave. He tes- transport for misskMary^iJoctora or six drinks without being Morris County Republican din- NEW SHREWSBURY - "Chal from 2,740,000 the day before. tified he and Patrolman Ray- to landlocked Africans, as far drunk. ner. ' lenge," s new 'Interdenomina- The advance came after two mond E. Sergeant, Jr., chased afield as Ghana and Liberia.-. Mr. O'Reilly uid he did rol Stevenson, the unsuccessful tional youth group; is being or- days of moderate decline which the O'Reilly car north on Broad Each flight — whether jnescy • hear Patrolman Patterson's Democratic candidate against ganized by a group of young peo- followed last week's rebound St. after'O'Reilly ignored a or routine — begins and ends whistle shortly before stopping President Eisenhower in 1952 ple from churches in Monmouth from the 1960 lows. whistl" e warning fro' m Patrolman- and 1956, has said he is not and Ocean counties. They make with a prayer at their head, Market analysts aid on Wharf Ave. to discharge his that Donald R. Patterson to stop. a candidate this year, but he up the planning committee. The quarters here. Their four Piper failure of the sellers to gain two passengers. •Stagg.ru*' is still being mentioned as a advisory board will consist of Comanche 180s are housed a a any momentum helped bring The lieutenant Mid Mr. O'Reil- possibility. local ministers and businessmen. hangar atop a 4,000 foot plateau. i renewed buying. ly was "staggering and swaying Halleck said Democratic critics Former War Hkrtr.' V>'. They saw the action as a eon- alongside his car, trying to get Democrats of the administration's missile , Mb* Oboteta AM Cooper tinuatino of a consolidation his license out of Ms wallet." The other pilots are John Clay, program were not helping their phase prior to the next decisive After he took O'Reilly to police 42, 'a former U.SAF. pilot in party's cause. trend. headquarters, Lt. Jones said, To Choose North Africa. He, too, nu:b*u "I think they are doing in Nigeria a decade.•"•^f Steels, motors, utilities, chem- O'Reilly used profane lanuage great disservice to the nation, Wins Doubledays icali. building materials and toward the police, threatened to Paul Rogalsky. 40, i former Candidates he said. "I am absolutely con electrical equipment rose. So did"hang ua all" and Mid "he would USAF pilot in Europe. H* has FREEHOLD —The Democratic vinced that no man will be an assortment of secondary is- have my job for this-arrest." been in Nigeria six yean., party will select two freeholder elected president who thinks sues. Yoith Testifies Bob Ediger, 32, who also has candidates at a meeting tonight we're a second place power " $5,000 Fiction Prize Charles Thomas Gill, spent five yean in Nigeria. Yesterday's doting stocks: 21, of in Bradley. Beach. Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury, tes- Richard Schaffer. Jl, a (ocmr ACP Inl CM BraJSH New Shrewsbury Mayor Karl Pacific carrier pilot. ' ' NEW YORK CITY - Mill Adama Ea 83 J2—2 Man tified that he and a friend, iden- Air Reduo Joan • I, tified during DM hearing only as K. Baron, Manasquan Mayor E. Mrs. Kahrs Completing the Flying Angels Elizabeth Ana Cooper of Alias Cp I«ir HI* 1 Alltf lid 38 Donald Osbora and Atlantic High- is a 40-year-old Canadian, Bill Lakeside Dr., Matawan, yetter- Airplane Kaiatr Al S "Dowd," talked with Mr. O'Reilly Allied Ch Ktnnicott lands Councilman William F. X. Tuck, a former RCAF'pilot of 'day received Doubleday'i $5,000 (Continued) -* Allied Stra it* Kopptra in a Red Bank tavern, and later Picks Aides Allla Chal Kraiie, aa I agreed to go to Sea Bright with Connell are the field from which World War II. He ha,'beta in award for Catholic prize fiction Alcoa Lahlata C4H two will be chosen. MATAWAN - Mrs. George the airport, aad plowed through 8 Uh Port c him. . Nigeria two years. . ~ '; at a luncheon in m'e'St: Regis Am Alrlin 8» Kahrs, president of the Ladles a line of tombstenes and across Am Brk 111 Ull Val Ind 2V Mr. Gill uid they left Red Mayor Baron has already in- The Sudan Interior Mission'Ha Hotel. Am Can Leh Val RR TV dicated he will seek re-election Auxiliary of the Cliflwood Fire a sheep pasture, leaving a Am Cyan LOF Olaaa Bank shortly after 12:30 a. m., been operating in West Africa Doubleday will • publish Miss Lib McNAL «2V Company, last week named com- mile-long trail of fire and Am UAFdy 8* •10i as mayor. for more that 60 years, but ii Am Motora LtSBAHf Jan. 25 and visited two bars in Cooper's , prize • winning book, bodies. «9 Loew'i Ine as In the GOP camp,' the name of mittee members for the year. was not until 1947 thai, the sir Am Smelt Luksni atl tn Sea Bright. He testified Mr. "No Little Thing," in October. Am Std TOT Mayor George A. Gray of Red They are: branch sprouted. It was an ex- "There were bodies scattered Am TeMTel Hack Trlt O'Reilly had "two or three been' ' Mill Cooper's peek, which Martin Co 471 Bank has been mentioned a run- Mrs. Maria Freelove, chair periment - viewed with a great all over the field," said a local Am Tub Hank 41t in the first bar, and then they dealt with a. Catholic priatt'i Am WHOM Mo Pac A in4,4 started toward Monmouth Beach. ning mate for Earl WooUey, who man, and Mrs. John Brzeznlak, deal of skepticism - with one atratjla ler Ms aouL mi ebot- priest, the Rev. Thomas Comer- 3* Hosier Oil will run again for freeholder. Mont Ward >;« Along the way, be said. O'Reilly Mrs. Ernest Schar, Mrs. Harry aircraft and two of-servlca pi- oa aa the bet! novel tl Catho- ford. "People were mixed up ASSUMI OO US Nat BIH When questioned, Mayor Gray's Kern, Mrs. Robert Collins, Mrs Charles D. Kadfera lota.' witith thth e remaini s of sheeh p ththe 'Armat Ck Nat Dairy 1 turned the car around, cutting lic fatter* aid theme, aad u only answer was "No comment." Bernard Dunne, Mrs. William plane bad killed. Most of the Nat DMIU 52! across a lawn in the process. Big' Death ToB At MTCI whew treatment f Nat ana Mr. Gray's term as mayor ex- Smith and Mrs. John Nicholson Charlei D. Rodgers, New bodies were horribly mutilated. All Renn Nat Steil Before returning to Red Bank, A few yean ago i mission «r B AvceCorp pires this year. Shrewsbury, serves as planning ^ lw aVeual laaskaM Chrrater Police Department, will be the QUea Bra ft Pullman Gill Hid they were headed to- Vena. response. oconda, Mont, and her interest nccBUjr DM DCCI Pun OU * : Art Shaw speaker. to the Caribbean. CoHPUm RCA wards Red Bank on Rumson Rd., The next meeting will be March Ever-changing weather in writing started at age six. Cohim oaa IM> on the wrong aide of the road His subject will be "The Bible When she reached her eighth She was Mrs. Glulla Palovi- Joml Sol* '• and Crime." tions present one of .die i cinl Creel, daughter-in-law oi Oon SMIa •0(4 when Dowd turned the key off Theme Set hazards, There i birthday the family moved to Coot can JUTTST and took it out of the ignition. New Jersey, where she attended Judge James R. Creel of the COM Hot 10* ItobOiltoa electrical storms, Com Pa . at Jo* Uad Gilt Hid Dowd started to Jump LEONARDO - Trav Neidling- Heart Fund New York City Court of Special Cram ZeU and the annual h si-^i' St. James and St. Francis at »( Pap out of the car when O'Reilly er'a Studio 57 Gallery, 57 Con- Sessions. In the confusion it Crae Stl 23H Stan Roib Rio ground-hugging dust cloud l schools, both in Metuehen. Curtlia Wr tSH Shell OU grabbed his coat. cord Ave., |s featuring a thea- Aides Listed could not be learned immediate- Del * Hud 27% Sinclair (Continued). sweeps down from the »Ssksm» . After graduation from Metuch- tet UV IU Smith, AO Dowd returned die keys, Gill trical theme group show open to SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - ly whether she was among the long Alre SHI 2C. Frederick E. Wilson of Dal Dirt roads and dried up river en High School,' Miss Cooper Soconjr said, and O'Reilly "started go- the public for viewing daily from Mrs. Joseph Switek, chairman, i survivors. Dour Ch«Chem •ou Pae las, Tex.; Aviation Ordnanceman beds are the best landtag strips completed her studies at the Col- Sou Ry ing wilder" in his driving, 2 to 5 p. m. today announced her aides In The crash—at 2 a. m. within )u Pont 1C H. R. Hal'enza of Norfolk lege of New Rochelle. h U SperiT. Bil Gill said the car O'Reilly was The show will run six weeks. the Heart Fund 'drive to be con- they can hope for emergency. hours of an air collision in Rio Saat Kod, 10114 Sid Brand Va., andLt. (jg) G. P. Fitzglb- During the two million logged Misi Cooper said her first ar- End John 33% K

Case's Vote V« lac., On Pollution Gels 'Asseda'tes, Joist Veatare) WEST ORANGE (AP) - Rob- PARTV ert Morris ol Point Pleasant, candidate for the Republican I am going with a wonderful ing as many parties, banquets nomination for the U. S Senate, guy and we love each other ter- and balls as those heartbroken says Sen. Clifford P Case (R-NJ) ribly. Our problem is that wt little feet can carry you to. Ntptunt Shopping Center, Rt. 35, Ntpfunt City is "not standing up for Repub- love each other is much we can Try the great outdoors. Self- lican principles" hardly control ourselves. We pity can be cut into slices of Open Doily .... 9:30 Till 10:00 P. M. haven't gone all th* wty yet but nothingness by the bright reality Morris told the West Orange I am afraid we will. We are try- of good old sunshine—and don't Republican Club Wednesday that Sunday 9:30 Till 7:00 P. M. ing very hard to be good. What underrate this therapy! Case voted for a 800-milhon-dol can we do? lar water pollution control bill Now I'll ay something you despite strong opposition from Twa la Lav* won't believe: Preiiden* Eisenhower. The Pres- I'll tell you what to do ... What's happened to you is ident vetoed the bill Tuesday. Recognize that at this budding rough and rather, sad. age your sexual perceptions are But It will happen again . "It is a basic Republican prin keenly sensitive. It doesn't take as it's happened before, to mil- ciple that the federal govern- much to get then around. Each lions of others. ment should not engage in those activities which can be handled at the state or local level." Morris said. "The illusion of something for nothing from the federal gov- ernment which all too often leads us,to forget that New Jersey pays far more to Washington than it ever get* back Is bad enough," Morris added. "Com- plete abandonment of principle is worse — and particularly so THE WWGI IMS 6ECrAaOUTffl96« 10 THEyKKP6flM/Bt» when the President is i in • the forefront of the fight to uphold it." Trip yeenel! to a m saving! U.S. Not Credit aoaaager heklag"fir ratable part* t* take aver Is Hailed I "retail «f MW furniture Second Best, last released Beat storage DEAL — "The Latin American vitit of Preiident Eisenhower car do much to restore the presti Says Mitchell of the United States in Centra VINELAND (AP) - Secretary and South America where the S of Labor Jam** P. Mitchell of viets hive made greit stride* Little Silver said Wednesday the They've lived and aa will you. So Mid Robert Morris of Poinl United States and its allies have, kin, each carets, has a cuaw e tee. fawn rubber latively exciting effect. Chin up! Mctieaal outfit. Pleasant Wednesday. right now, "the capability to make any auprise attack suicid- Then suddenly you discover Haw to Meat Hint W roedera beereom The Republican U. S. Sent that kiss-power it stronger thin Oh, cunning ones! Find put aspirant spoke to Freehold'! 0] al to the igressor." will-power. You give in. And what school clubs DraimbMt bt- •fcdlaette. Tennent Chapter, Daughter* The total defenses of the United States and its allies have never you're sorry afterwards. longs to and Join at lent one the American; Revolution, in t of them. Deal Golf and Country Club. Th been and are not now second Only "afterwards': is too late! n Rotary Cut in BUD But craftier still—you may dis- occasion vitt the group's 45th ai best to anyone, Mitchell said. Make up your mind before your cover thit he stops at Sadie'* FURNITURE niversary luncheon.' Mitchell, introduced by Sen. dates that you're going to limit Clifford P. Case (R-NJ) as a the number, the duration and Delicatessen for a mug of yo- Power Mower "There Is no substitute for per 21• ••''•• • possible vice presidential candl the type of your kisses. "Soul gurt every Monday at •:» a. m. WAREHOUSE tonal visits by the leader* of th dale, addressed some 400 Cum kissing," a* th* boys in the back Need I go on? free world to meet the heavily berland County Republicans at room would have It, does not Then miyba friends ean plan Iriggs-Stratton 4 Cycle Motor :*:SSE.FreatSt financed Communist propaganda lead to meditation! "••*: J Keypad. S. 1. a S10-a-plate dinner in the Na- a parry and Invite "Him." RtesR ttevter. fraar terfety recur dkcfarcje, stae> that has been succeeding there" tional Guard armory. Stay away from set-ups-park- Should you see him in the hall dkcfa !; CO*HB Mr. Morris said. "Personal visi i fcj l ke»eaa*>Ba»dM CaaJI •> *« Mitchell aaid Americans must ed cars in Lovers' Una—walks and hi* smiling gaie meets *MIT In, S4««M by the President are also wortl •ejejvMvjis *MIT ojojjiifTMOj face great problems in the next through the woods bv moonlight yours, it Is definitely your place tu a more than .billions of dollars *• 10 years if they are to survive. — parties. If you're net to say "Hi!" first. This isn't be* federal aid." nifiihsid MBBJM In facing those problems, he willing to do that, you will just ing bold. It's being friendly. said, "Americans would do well have to limit the frequency nf Any questions? to place the leadership of the your dates or giva each other Mere Abwt lit* LIST SIMS t nation in the capable and ex- up all together. Into the life of everyone, a With Free FREE Film Offer* perienced hands ol Richard M. Avoid high temperatures ... few questions must fall. But, al- Spreader Nixon." and play it cool! though libraries are bursting with 49 MAIL US YOUR NOT ROLL OP NLM MR He aaid, however, he re- Haw Caa I Parget? information, they don't contain affirmed the statement of Gen, The saddest words of tongue the aniwers to those very spe- MVU0F1N6 mi MMNTINft-YOU WILL Nathan Twining, head of the or pea arc limply thtie: "Deir cia 1 questions that teen-agers RfCIIVI A 1M1 DATID NLM ?. Joint Chlefa of Staff, that the John can come up with. strength of our people is ads- Consolation doesn't help much. These ire questions that, ac- 14 VCJUto* DELUXE a E«p. Rollplui I {TREE KII.M..1I.I* quite to meet agresslon. KODACOLOR 13 E«p, Roll rim 1 FREE FILM..**,** It wouldn't heal the hurt To help cording to my mall, most kids Atprlnti 2tc <*eh - vourself break out of Heartbreak don't take to their parents. So House, try a little action!. here ii mv advice: S Ex;. 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