arose,' the mayor 11 Tower Hill ave., concerning a Abraham J. Tack, gregation Harold Rosen, chief specification writer for Kelly and Sruzen, architects, and Bridge ave. property for the extension of A letter from William E. Klatslty, first vice president of the con- 'The opportunity to buy the display after the parade. Council said the society would have to file an and William Hall, president of the Hall Construction company, who was awarded the Would End Crossings application to have a fireworks construction contract, and rear row, William I. opening would be )n rade in town on ColumbUB day, Looking on aro, left to right, front row, Samuel Weinttein, building committee chairman, a business zone. The Newman Garibaldi society to have a patract for new synagogue and community center to be built in Rumson for $306,000. 12 ough another north-south through Morton Winer, president of Congregation Bnai Israel, affixes his signature to con- street and would help to ease Permission was granted to the traffic conditions. He have been caused by leaks in the emphasized that the extentlon of dredging pipes.' Bridge ave. Gray Bald was necessary to remove some there would be no added cost for 'Irregularities' ' which 'may the assignment of the option. McKenna quired to drag the Naveslnk river holds an option on the property bottom after dredging operations from George R. McKenna, Jr., a real Corps of Engineers, informed estate agent, of 276 Broad St., for council that the Eastern Engi- purchase of the lot at 200 Newneering company would be reman Springs rd. Rog- assignment of an option from ers, district engineer of the Army Frank W. passed a resolution to take an A letter from Col, T.DeF. and voted to In connection with the exten- advertise for bids for the propsion of Bridge ave., council also erty. The final reading of Council also rejected a bid of the ordinance will be Monday, $250 for a lot on the south side Aug. Bourne has been ap- benefit from the continuation of pointed to serve two years on the Bridge ave. Bourne, fact that this is a general im- pastor of the African Methodist provement from the budget, and Episcopal Zion church, from the will not be assessed against those substandard housing committee. Included Council also accepted the resig- in the proposed ordinance is the nation of Rev, Charles E. ough $15,900 for the property, White on the planning board. Flngitore, temporary building, Inspector, to replace retired Bor- The ordinance provides the borough Administrator Ensley M. Mayor Gray, with approval of through into Newman Springs the council, appointed Dominick id., a county road.

The prop- Hngitore on Board arty will be used to extend the southerly end of Bridge ave.

er to the railroad asking that nance authorizing expenditures ol itoking of the engines be halted 116,600 for a SO x 172 foot lot at vhile going through Bed Bank. The blaxe wai prevented from spreading to neighboring buildings by Red Bank firemen who arrived promptly after the alarm was sounded.i A Middletown Aid Sought For Upriver Dredging Mayor and council Monday night Council Bald it would write a letpassed on first reading an ordi. Flames spread to a building owned by Irving Rubin, owner of the Gleetro Impulse company en River st, end used for storage. Employee! of Bellelre Eltefronleii Inc., were heating tar In the pot for uie at an Insulating material In electronic cable terminals, Leonard N, Temko, the firm's treasurer, said tar apparently dripped from the pot and Ignited. luuid WMkljr, antued u ttMond Clan Matter at tb* Foit RED BANK, N, J., THUESDAY, JULY 18,1957 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE Signing Contract for New Synagogue hole In a fence. to Be Extended To Newman Springs Road RED BANK REGISTER For 'All Department* CM SHadvside 1-0010 Offin at E.d Bank.

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