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Williams Wins- Sixth District MONMOUTH COUNTY General Election Returns Congress Scat ELIZABETH Democrat arrison A. Williams. today: won a congressional seat from the Tuesday, November 3, 1953 normally Republican sixth district Iter an upset, see-saw race with Municipal Results (Continued from Page 1) agent for the Prudential Insurance Company for the past 11 years. Born in Manasquan, he is a graduate of Manasquan High School and Lafayette College, i Prior to joining Prudential, he was a partner in the hardware firm of Osborn and Shier for 18 years. Mr.

Osborn is married and lives at 10 Main Street. Democrat Otteson Wins Over Winnecke CLARKSBURG Millstone Township Committeeman Harold A. Otteson, a Democrat, was reelected yesterday. He defeated Republican Alwin Winnecke, 478 votes to 177. Democratic Assessor Francis B.

Lamb was reelected without opposition. He received 537 votes. Mayor Oliver Leads GOP to Victory NEPTUNE CITY Mayor William A. Oliver, Republican, defeated the Democratic aspirant, E. L.

Eckart, 652 to 427. Two Republican council candidates were also successful. All RlhU Rufrtra, A. tnu George F. Hctfield who campaigned on the Eisenhower record.

Complete, unolTicial returns mm all 303 election districts gave Williams a slim, nod over IMrteld 68.793 to 66.796 in esterday's election. The iPfiilts announced by Un- on County Clerk Henry G. Nul on alter three rechecks spelled out a surprising defeat for the COP which had been openly count- nc on a congressional comeback alter the AVisconsin defeat. They are George A. Shivetts, incumbent, and Holmes A.

Eisenhower Is Issue Hetfieiti a former Mantoloking councilman, left no doubt as to how he saw lie issues during the nciileo campaign. A vote for him. he sairl, would be a sign of confi- lencc in the Eisenhower adminis- liation "tlie foremost issue in the camnaign. Willi, miv a 33-year-old news- pa reporter turned lawyer, early today said he was too tired to mak; hit immediate statement. But, he ddcri: "I'm delighted with the re- lllt3." At mo time during the hectle night did a clear trend emerge.

Williams edged ahead on the bais of ear'y returns from the Democratic bailiwick of Elizabeth. The tide of voles changed as up-county precincts, reported, steadied for a time, and than flowed into the Williams column once more. The district, which embraces Ihe county Union at New Jersey't waist, has had a Republican con GAmI'nG EMPTIONs' GOVERNOR ASSEMBLY (2) SHERIFF FREEHOLDER (2) i i "i 52 1 5 1 MUNICIPALITIES 5 I a I (UNOFFICIAL) 5 i I 2 2 Ik 15 fc I i- I i 1 te 1 as Allenhurst 286 71 268 (SB 265 109 281 278 R8 91 285 277 277 9R 87 Allentown 258 112 '304 47 257 161 267 26fi 142 142 274 1H1 281 271 12!) 133 Asbury Park 3456 844 3558 418 2829 2764 2712 2687 2408' 2747 241!) 2709 2613 2472 2305 Atlantic Twp. 383 112 406 66 350 185 382 371 148 150 401 134 387 373 142 146 At. Highlands 867 205 918 85 638 543 701 704 467 471 '746 41!) 754 ,727 438 433 Avon 540 232 627 97 565 279 596 593 235 238 606 233 604 593 237 237 Belmar 1376 322 1440 152 1085 904 1135 1123 792 801) 1133 781 1146 1134 788 772, Bradley Beach 1028 234 1059 118 659 884 691 693 799 784 724 759 713 697 767 753 Brielle 384 138 412 77 426 151 478 478 95 99 479 93 491 474 93 95 Deal 442 81 437 56 287 315 303 306 269 259 320 251 318 320 254 240 Eatontown 707 242 772 101 614 453 688 677 351 354 838 239 728 713 325 313 Engli.shtown 293 74 292 44 162 298 220 181 203 224 207 211 185 182 214 209 Fair Haven 1241 259 1258 219 1092 545 1217 1234 384 395 1268 349 1204 1218 372 367 Farmingdale 161 75 188 26 199 104 224 222 68 73 233 60 232 227 69 64 Freehold Boro 1663 537 2143 276 1265 1777 1817 1491 1228 1296 1684 1244 1502 1432 1464 1399 Freehold Twp.

621 201 665 95 433 499 566 504 367 380 536 377 498 4RR 422 410 Highlands 1032 113 1015 74 625 698 618 625 664 672 643 644 646 636 H40 643 Holmdel Twp. 340 69 328 58 261 185 293 290 151 152 297 148 305 297 140 148 Howell Twp 1306 331 1355 205 765 1094 960 853 871 873 903 850 852 R43 899 895 Interlaken 215 168 273 92 292 121 331 324 78 76 343 65 334 320 83 75 Keansburg 1955 196 1933 171 898 1418 904 893 1303 1309 932 1292 910 897 1306 1281 Keyport 1722 318 1678 221 1107 1165 1239 1215 1004 1012 1304 942 12118 12116 941 935 Little Silver 1072 255 'l088 172 833 516 953 969 386 385 1002 336 99R 970 364 353 Long Branch 5199 1026 5139 608 3221 4520 3302 3302 4050 4040 3575 3869 3378 3699 4062 3(158 TManalapan Twp 627 144 601 90 346 701 387 359 630 639 385 637 382 381 640 609 Manasquan. 1080 413 1168 220 1104 531 1195 1180 372 377 1251 325 1245 1223 335 332 Marlboro Twp B02 187 776 127 578 523 654 628 409 421 646 422 630 626 415 414 Matawan Boro 855 492 1009 205 890 601 961 941 517 521 993 483 973 963 504 480 Matawan Twp 1177 128 1105 104 675, 1029 677 655 947 950 719 934 694 674 052 921 Middletown Twp. 5037 887 4895 626 3635 2817 3951 3951 2415 2462 4187 2207 4196 4097 2271 2239 Millstone Twp 397 88 366 70 193 450 220 204 393 401 217 399 213 213 390 385 Monmouth Beach 256 68 268 38 235 128 247 244 110 110 253 99 252 24! 112 108 Neptune City 748 209 772 121 597 489 658 646 410 420 656 401 664 648 403 415 Neptune Twp. 2506 1610 3354 550 3169 1577 3433 3414 1231 1223 3508 1169 3488 3453 1156 1142 New Shrewsbury 479 109 488 54 368 350 415 430 294 270 468 246 436 424 275 270 Oceanport 534 91 520 71 435 250 481 484 197 197 507 181 495 491 184 177 Ocean Twp 2053 646 2246 378 1723 1285 1R68 1884 1036 1042 1980 960 1896 1895 1037 834 Raritan twp.

879 99 806 114 443 713 494 495 606 615 533 585 513 500 605 585 Red Bank 2815 683 2804 403 2382 1957 2437 2495 1647 1627 2620 1550 25RO 2492 1623 1498 Roosevelt 187 45 185 31 28 276 24 25 248 240 32 222 24 25 230 230 Rumson 1398 289 1359 213 1156 655 1282 1312 494 493 1347 435 133R 131 1 489 470 Sea Bright 395 35 352 36 225 310 250 266 244 252 285 219 273 248 256 242 Sea Girt 432 228 500 107 603 150 653 656 96 102 642 101 646 640 94 98 Shrewsbury Boro 688 157 711 137 550 295 649 654 218 236 685 190 694 671 206 200 Shrewsbury Twp 203 44 220 21 71 189 82 86 163 160 125 120 100 R9 155 146 South Belmar 393 83 396 57 329 204 339 324 167 163 353 143 344 333 153 149 Spring Lake 630 278 716 133 663 321 718 714 262 248 734 234 736 715 241 242 Spring Lake Height, 576 133 574 98 355 317 490 487 244 246 526 215 520 502 218 222 Union Beach 1225 85 1168 90 566 991 572 567 935 943 599 917 595 584 923 898 Upper Freehold Twp. 288 143 217 75 315 200 335 322 181 182 335 172 332 330 175 169 Wall Twp 1769 660 1926 382 1544 1011 1746 1717 814 827 1775 791 1764 1715 R10 R20 West Long Branch 806 18B 832 100 649 485 725 718 367 364 770 323 740 765 SSI) 307 Service Vote 54 4 57 2 47 18 50 49 17 17 54 12 54 48 14 IB bitee Vote 91 33 102 19 91 42 95 91 37 41 92 38 98 91 38 35 Tolal. 55925 M472 58049 8216 42893 38533 46976 46277 32413 32572 48757 30689 47715 46926 32128 30662 gressman since its inception In 1932. I'he one motor road crossing the Ifilllh meridian of longitude the International Date Line lies on Taveuni Island in the Fliis. Adams, with 660 and 639 votes, respectively.

1 he Democratic candidates were Roeschesla Krukovsky, 415, and Gerald H. Carroll, 438. Harold J. Rowland, Republican incumbent, received 869 for collector without opposition. Alfred W.

Jameson, another Republican, was unopposed for assessor. He received 803 votes. Eatontown Voters Okay Cops' 40-Hour Week EATONTOWN Two Republican councilmen were returned to office and voters approved a 40-hour week for boro police. Councilmen James N. Wolcott, and Ralph L.

Lewis defeated their Democratic opponents, Anthony Siciliano and Patsy Cecero. Mr. Wolcott received 763 votes, Mr. Lewis 759, Mr. Siciliano 314 and Mr.

Cecero 267. The police hours question passed by a vote of 733 to 116. Republicans in Again in Oceanport OCEANPORT Three Republican incumbents were returned to office here without opposition. Mayor Edward C. Wilson, received 576 votes.

Councilmen, Felix J. Foggia polled 589 and Adrian C. Clugh received 554. Unopposed Roosevelt Incumbents in Again ROOSEVELT Incumbents, unopposed, were all returned to office here. Mayor Irving Flicker, Republican, received 134 votes.

Councilman Irving Plungian received 238 and Assessor Leroy Levine polled 232 votes. Both are Democrats. David S. Bulkin, a Democrat, received 218 votes to gain the other council seat. Flint, Garritv, Metzger Reelected in Inlerlaken 1NTERLAKEN Three Republican incumbents were reelected without opposition.

Mayor Sanford C. Flint received 368 votes and Council-men Harold V. Garrity and Samuel P. Metzger, polled 373 and 374, respectively. Allenhurst Cops Win Pay Raise ALLENHURST Voters here approved a 15 percent salary increase for members of the police department.

The question passed 243-71. Upper Freehold Township Incumbents Reelected ALLENTOWN Frank M. Smith. incumbent Republican, was reelected- to the Upper Freehold Township Committee. He received 394 votes.

John C. Field, Republican assessor, also was reelected. He received 383 votes. Neither was opposed. Sobechko Reelected in Tennent TENNENT Democratic committeeman James Sobechko was reelected yesterday.

He defeated his Republican opponent, William A. Schlechtweg, 715 to 359. J. Arthur Craig, incumbent Democrat, was reelected assessor without opposition. He received 748 votes.

Crine Beats Whit son in Marlboro MARLBORO Michael Crine, Democratic member Johns-Manville PRESENTS THE NEW WEATHER MASTER ROOFING In Beautifully Teiturcd Color 1- MOvt as Yeort of Laador hip in Roofing 3 YEARS TO PAY FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL ASBURY PARK RED BANK 2- 6105 6-0768 Original Johnt-Manntllo Approwd Contractor HOME REMODELING INC Johnson. Lawrence, 1,242, and Mrs. 1,149. Nairle. an Ocean Grove pharmacist, and Johnson, patrolman, and chanceman, $3,950.

Paid fire drivers will receive I lee. He received 2.023 votes. Mr. Goc'dard won the GOP nomination lo the committee by one vole over Hordon C. Kelly.

West Deal. The final court decision was handed down in mid-October. Republican James A. Errickson icceivecl 2.312 votes as he was reelected tax collector without $4,230 and newly appointed ones will get $3,950. Applepate Win Over Matthew in Howell W'hitesville fire truck salesman, carried every district in the township except the ninth and tenth, home districts of Law-, rence and Mrs.

West. The township voters returned Harold A. Smith to the collector's post with 3,769 votes. He was unopposed. Rqiuhlit-anfl Beat Democrats in Keyport KEYPORT Two Republican council candidates and one.

for assessor carried every district to win over Democratic opponents. ARDENA Thomas C. Applegate, Democratic committeeman from Howell Township, won reelection yesterday. He defeated his Repub Fort Hearings lican opponent. George VV.

Mat-thewi, 944 to 644. In third place was an Independent. Albert J. CJun-ther. Exact totals on the vote lor Mr Gunther weren't available.

Walter's. VBn Schoick. Democratic assessor, won reelection by defeating Joseph Graga, Republican, 1.275 to 539. Hulse Defeated of the Township Committee, was reelected. He defeated his Republican opponent, Thurston Whitson, 609 to 505.

Holmes, Republican, Reelected in Holmdel HOLM DEL John S. Holmes, Republican township committeeman, was reelected without opposition. He received 331 votes. Allentown Republicans Sweep Over Democrats ALLENTOWN Republicans were swept back into of-fice here yesterday. Mavor Earle W.

Heiulrickson defeated Frank J. P.ane, S04 votes to 110. The two Republican councilmen, Warren D. Graham and Joseph W. Merrick, defeated Democrats Karl P.

Barger and Raymond J. Lanigan. The votes: Mr. Graham, 297; Mr. Merrick, 279; Mr.

Barger, 133, and Mr. Lanigan. 92. Ward DeGroot Picked in Atlantic Township COLTS NECK Ward W. DeGroot was elected to the Atlantic Township Committee yesterday without opposition.

Mr. DeGroot, a Republican, received 410 votes. Incumbent Warne L. Snedeker did not seek reelection. Democrats Get Highlands Council Seat HIGHLANDS Democrats John Newton and Cornelius J.

Guiney knocked two Republicans off the council yesterday in a fairly close election. Mr. Newton and Mr. Guiney defeated incumbents Matthew Horan and Edward A. Finley.

The vote: Mr. Newton, Beats In-Law (Continued from Page 1) been partners In a Main Street confectionery store since i Mr. Cook is in his fifth three-; year term on council, and Mr. Rus-j sell, whose sister is Mr. Cook'si wile, is in his third term.

The; mayor-elect is also a Roth Republicans i Botli have been Regular GOP candidates and ran together ln their last three bids for council posts. Their terms were due to expire Jan. 1. 1955. In other voting.

Councilman Leroy F. Republican, and Councilman Edgar L. 1'itten-ger. Democrat, were returned to ollice. Mr.

Schleeutz received 235 voles. Mr. Pitlenger 124. They were not opposed. Assessor Walter H.

Grove, Re. publican, polled 259 voles for reelection without opposition. Collector Viola C. Russell received 271 votes for reelection, also without opposition. She is a Republican.

PI HI (iRASS BLAZE KEI1 BANK Firemen of the boro department this morning put out a grass bla.e on Newman Springs Road at the rear of the boro athletic field. There was no property damage. ADD A ROOM Family tetting larjtt? Ntd ON titra room for uitsF Why not odd room to your home thii' Fall? Sea mi for oil your budding naedi. At Englishlown ENGLISHTOWN Laird .1. Councilman Raymond l.

Dane was reelected wun i.h-j votes. His running mate, Charles S. Hopla, had 1,410. The unsuccessful Democrats were Joseph W. Kennedy, 949, and Harry S.

Ross, 803. Assessor Everett S. Poling won with 1,486 votes over Democrat Harry M. Aumack, 741. Collector George Birch, gained tenure with 1,328 yes votes against 804 cast in the negative.

Two Democrats Win in Howell AUDENA Democratic incumbent Thomas C. Ap-plegate was reelected to the Howell Township Committee. His 762 votes made him an easy victor over George W. Matthews, Republican, who received 456-totals for Albert J. Gunther, independent, were incomplete.

Assessor Walter S. VanSchoick was another successful Democrat. He overwhelmingly defeated Joseph Graga, Republican, 976 to 437. Belmar Police Win Shorter Hours, More Pay Hulse, this boro't veteran Demo 1. -Sw M.

I mUAI-J-iii MA HII.KOl AM) SKIOND AVEB. ASBIKY PARK J-DWI cratic mayor, was knocked out of office yesterday. A Republican councilman, Theodore J. N'arozanick. defeated Mayor Hulse by a vote of 284 to 188.

The two parties split ill a campaign for two council seats. Councilman Oscar L. Davison, a Republican, was reelected and will be joined on council bv a Democrat, Oscar M. Kirby. Mr.

Davison polled 235 votes. Mr, Kirby 212, lie second Democrat. Rav H. Drost, 210. and the other GOP candidate.

Lorenzo O'Dcll. 195. Voters reelected Raymond Van Derhocf, as tax collector He was unopposed and received 357 votes. GOP in al Itricllc (Continued from Page 1) some government work "hut nothing of any importance." The senator said: "The moment we heard that Rrnthman was free and working in a radar plant, we called the plant One of his superiors there said that the llrothman employed in the plant was the same Broth-man who had served a sentence on a conspiracy charge. "We immediately Issued a sub-pena ordering Brolhman to appear in closed session before us." Harry Gold, trusted courier for the Rosenberg ring who is serving a 30-year term at Lewisbiug.

testified against Hruthman at his trial He said Brolhmnn had given him top seceret government documents on synthetic rubber and high octane gas which. Gold said, were passed to Communist agents. Rrnthman was accused of conspiring with Gold lo lie to the 1947 grand Jury about relations with Gold Several Refuse to Answer Senator McCarthy last month disclosed that Rosenberg, who with his wife. Ethel, was executed in June for master-mining the spy ring which gave Russia the atom bomb secret, worked at Fort Monmouth In World War 2. The senator said he has questioned several witnesses about whether Rosenberg planted them In jheir jobs to steal radar secrets and that several have refused to answer.

Plans lo have Orcenglass appear before the McCarthy committee in New York were cancelled, the senator said, for two reasons. One was that Attorney General Herbert Brownell has indicated a belief that court order would be needed lo remove the prisoner from jail The second was receipt of two lot -tors "tinplng us off." Sir. McCarthv Dependable TV Service Till 10 P. M. IlhLMAK Police were successful here in referen-dums for pay raises and a shorter work week.

The question for increases ranging from $100 to $600 was carried, 1,445 to 355. It had a large margin in each district. The 40-hour week was also approved by a large margin in each district. The total vote was 1,301 to 364. OiipniM Viii Over i against the proposal.

177 In favor. yiMrnw otr The Question voters were asked Patterson in Wall GLENDOLA Republican was. "Shall the municipal officers and employes (exclusive of the governing body) bo granted salary Mayor Leroy Querns was reelected by a two to one majority in Wall! increases? The voter said no. Even if they had said yes, the Township yesterday. He' defeated Archie H.

Patterson. a Demo. quetion of pay raises would still have had to be settled among coun crat. 1.608 votes to 878, Without Opposition BRIELLE Republican candidates for local offices were elected without opposition here yesterday. Mayor Reginald N.

Pearce and Councilman John J. Fairbanks were returned lo office with votes of 524 and 501. respectively Mr. Fairbanks' running mate for a council seat. Edmund C.

Renk, also received 501 votes James B. McAfee polled 517 votes to win election as aes.snr. Spring Lake Height 705; Mr. Guiney, 731; Mr. Horan.

630. and Mr. Finley, 604. Mr. Finley was named as Mr.

Horan's GOP running mate when Councilman Frank Hall decided not to seek election. Mr. Hall had been appointed to the council to replace William Rauscher, who resigned. Davison, Stephens, Low ry Reelected LITTLE SILVER Republicans won the mayor's job and two council seats without opposition yesterday. Mayor Joseph C.

Davison and Councilman Charles W. Stephens were reelected with 1,073 votes each. Iwi W. Lowry won the other council job with 1,077 votes. Kohl, VanNote Heat.

Out Lonsdale SPRING LAKE Democratic Mayor Frank Marucci and two Republican councilmen were reelected here yesterday. Mr. Marucci, with 637 votes, was not opposed. Councilmen Louis VanNote and Harold G. Kohl, both Republicans, won over C.

Gilbert Lonsdale, a Democrat. The vote: Mr. VanNote, 732: Mr. Kohl, 610, and Mr. Lonsdale.

420. Benjamin G. Patterson. Republican assessor, was reelected with 761 votes. Wnollev Elected in West Long Branch WEST LONG BRANCH Dr.

Owen Woolley. Republican, was elected mayor here yesterday without opposition, lie will fill a one-year unexpired term caused by the death of James R. Mount. Dr. Woolley received 820 votes.

Mr. Mount died in August after serving as mayor since 1931. Republican Councilmen Roy C. Parsons and Fred W. Schantz retained their seats by defeating H.

Dann Hicks. The vote: Mr. Parsons, 798; Mr. Schantz. 809, Hnd Hit.

306. Harry R. Vogel, with 809 votes, was elected without cilmen. In other phases of the election. Republicans swept into office without opposition.

Jonathan E. g0r. with 405 votes, was reelected 11 Votes Keep Dovle in Office SEA GIRT John G. HEARTY DINING In The Great Aweriran Tradition Iraturing PRIME Filet Mignon The most tender of oH Steaks that have made Shadowbrook a for the finest in food. Broiled to perfection ond served with Broiled Aushrooms, Jumbo Baked Idaho Potato, Salad, Rolls ond Butter.

$4-00 7 he liiriiiiiimrahle pirited sticker campaign to win in (he council. Henrv J. Poland EATONTOWNsy radio Tr'tfc oj AMHMMM If -As I HUM 9mi livN uai, I the mayor's job In this boro failed puked up 357 votes as he was elec- by a bare 44 votes yesterday ted cou.icilman, James II. Bowen OK Retirement Plan SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS Vol 'said, "thai Greenelass' life might in danger and that he would be won an unexpired term In the governing body with 359 votes, and Anna R. Shaffer was reelected assessor with 419 votes.

Long Branch Firemen, Cop Win Pay Raie LONG BRANCH This city's 47 policemen and 16 paid firemen are going to get a $750 a year pay raise. Local voters yesterday gave better than two-to-one approval to public questions yesterday authorizing the pay boosts. Both the police and firemen's referendum won approval in all of the city's 19 ISO CALL TOO FAR! Rrtaidlrta of (he mm where pur. rtiaard, or hrre you Ue, ton-town on finory-trtiiied technician! ill iiistti 11 and ipitici jour TV eet at lner.t rt. Our limuui reputation for il-i)fmlihllnr iiiarantFei complete aat-I'taitlon.

Anteiirina Repaired and Jnilalled Fur Any Make Set Mayor Edward T. Doyle, a Republican, defeated Mr. Rogers, 401 votes to 357. Mr. Rogers campaigned as an independent.

Other Republicans were returned to office without opposition. Councilman Theodore T. Edwards received 659 votes as he was reelected. Merle Simpson was elected to the council with 716 votes. Agnes Purrell was reelected as tax collector with 719 votes.

South Belmar Vole Down Pav Kaie SOCTII BELMAR It's beginning to look like residents here don't want to give boro employes or officials pay raises. A month ago, the public protested with a vigor that discouraged councilmen from becoming salaried workers. Vesterday, voters turned down the idea of giving other municipal workers raises, The vot was 224 SSrvl ers here approved a state retirement system for boro workers yesterday by a 360 to 117 margin. Republican Councilman Elliotl Meglll received 591 votes as he was elected mayor Republicans Joseph Robertson, with W) votes, ano Robert MrKnlght. with 601 vote, won regular lerms on the council.

George E. Sherman was elected to an unexpired term with 566 votes. None was opposed Coridard Has La-icr Win Than in Primary OA HL'RST Ocean Township Committeeman E. Melvin Godclard, who had to struggle almost eight months before winning the Republican primary election, found the general election yesterday more to his liking, j- He was reelected without oppol. lion to his seat on the Commit- opposition to fill the council vacancy caused when Dr.

Wool- open to possible shots hile en route here." Hoy M. Cohn, committee eotin-sel, said eight witnesses were questioned yesterday. He aid some li.nt worked as technicians at Fort Monmouth and that all were "import ant" to the probe lYICRES ARM AT WORK REI BANK Edward Brooks Newark, was treated at Riverview Hospital yesterday for an arm in-Jury. He was working on a construction project on Nut Swamp Road when a cable snapped and struck him. the hospital reported Vou may think it's junk but It may be just what someone else needs.

Insert a classified ad In The Press and eon vert your discarded household effects into cash. ley moved up to the mayors job. ogcis term is lor two years. Nagle, Johnson Win Easily NEPTUNE Incumbents Wesley B. Nagle and Herman S.

Johnson were returned to the Neptune Township Com SHRtWSBURT. J. districts. The police question was approved by 4.491 to 2.145 margin. Firemen won by an even more decisive edge.

Their question won 4.672 to 1,927 approval. Here's the new annual pay scale endorsed for police: chief captain, aergeant, mittee yesterday as the township voters rejected the bids of A Trtuhlitm In fine hninl 50 HIGHWAY 35, EAIONIOWM, N. J. Democrats Norman Lawrence and Frances West. Open Every Dny Servinf vlng 1 Unner LmJU Luncheon Cnc kniln Din It was the first time there had been Democratic in the township since 1937.

Nagle posted a total of MMwwTtl. R. I. 61396..