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Ieiuod dally. Monday throuja fridiy. Second Cltu Poitigt 35c PER WEEK VOL. 83, NO. 198 Paid at Red Btuk and at Additional Hailing Office*. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1961 7c PER COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Erdman Quits Fear Algerian With a Blast At Mitchell Terror Reign See Hot GOP Today in Washington Seek Killers Fight 'From Associated Press Unterberg, McCall SENATE After Raid Here On In'In recess until Monday, Armed Service Committee con- On Hospital TRENTON (AP) — Newsiders nominations, hear Navy Praised for Service Secretary Connally on defense Jersey's primary election HALTED BY LAKE ERIE SLUSH —Two Great Lakes cardje^.-Jho tanker Mercury, NEW SHREWSBURY - Mayor posture. (art K. Baron last night pre- PARIS (AP) — French politics erupted yesterday Banking subcommittee on left, and the freighter George H. Ingalls, upper center, came to a chilly halt when sented two former councilmen, police made a nationwide with the sudden resignation housing continues hearing on Lake Erie iluih blocked tha entrance to the Buffalo, N. Y., harbor. Two U.S. Coast Clarence E. Unterberg and Rob pending housing legislation. sweep against suspected Al- Of Carl Erdman, Republican Guard icebreakers helped the Ingalls to clear water, but the Mercury remained in ert L. McCall. emblazoned scrolls HOUSE commemorating their services to j gerian and French terrorists the deep freeze. (APWirephotol state chairman. In recess until Tuesday. the borough. i today as killings and bomb- Erdman slammed former The documents, signed by may- I ings increased after the col- Secretary of Labor James P. or, councilmen, and Borough Mitchell in a bitter statement American Is Clerk Jerome S. Reed, thanked lapse of hope for immediate announcing his resignation. A Borough of Many Addresses the two men in behalf of the negotiations to end the Algerian Mitchell is one of three candi Injured In people of the borough. rebellion. dates for the GOP gubernatorial Mr. Unterberg's scroll said, In Paris police hunted an Algerian nomination. The others are state part: _ J execution squad that carried the Sens. Walter H. Jones of Bergen Saigon Attack Seeks An End to the Confusion'He wiflbe particularly remem- hit-and-run war between rival bered for his part in deve'oping _£ounty and Wayne Dumont Jr. SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) — A rebel factions into a suburban -NEW SHREWSBURY - The Bank, Shrewsbury, Farmingdale, ices, he said, have decided t( the borough police force from' of Warren County. terrorist's hand grenade today hospital yesterday, killing 2 per- residents of New Shrewsbury, Asbury Park or Neptune. list an emergency number: a vo!unteer_reserra_ioja_r£gular Erdman said he would not "sitwounded an American aid official sons -and..wounding 12. - among them all, have five tele- This, hT pointed dul71eads~to Llberly~2-1933rTO5 number ~wi police department, and for so by and watch the Republican in Saigon. He was the first Ameri- In Algiers the U.S. Consulate phone exchanges and six mailing confusion and delays. have two incoming trunk line: ably serving as the first police Party of New Jersey being torn can victim of a terrorist in Soul addresses. 5 Telephone Exchanges and will bring immediate atten was bombed after it closed for commissioner." the day and an attempt was made asunder by unworthy campaign Viet Nam since November. This leads to problems, and The confusion is compounded, tion to the resident's need. Stick Mr. Unterberg served on the to burn the American Cultural tactics which can only be a dis- The attack was also the first Mayor and council discussed he explained, by the fact that ers giving this number are bein] council from 1951 through 1960 Center. Both attacks were attrib- service to every member of our violence in South Viet Nam's some solutions last night. the urgent call may come from given to as many residents a The scroll presented to Mr. Me- uted to French rightist retaliat- party." capital since the Viet Cong Com- a telephone with any of these possible. Councilman John Lemon, Jr., Call said: Clarence E. Untetfaeig ing for U.S. moves to ?,et peace Last night, Mrs. Helen-Qaeser, munist rebels stepped up their exchanges: Liberty, PRospect, If however, he said, the persor said that in the past residents "As fire commissioner he talks started between the French of Union County, vies chairman terror campaign in an effort to KEllog, SHadyside, or in the case who needs help follows the in making an emergency, fire, police worked diligently to bring about and the Algerian rebels. of the Republican^ State Commit- scare voters away from the polls or first aid call sometimes have of one lone New Shrewsbury resi struction printed in the front o the creation of the Fire Council Police rounded up known tee, said Erdman's resignation at the presidential election Sun- given their postal addresses — dent, WEbster. every telephone book, and call an important step toward forma- French extremists in Paris and "has forced me to assume the day.- which may be Eatontown, Red The borough emergency serv- the operator, he will also be con tion of a tire department. His the French provinces also .'or chairmanship." The American, Howard C. nected. Mrs. Glaeser said Erdman's Thomas, 47, of Fort Myers, Fla., unfailing willingness to work for questioning. The police said no On Emergencies action "has come as a great was wounded in the right eye the borough, was recognized by well known persons were picked shock, especially that It should and his face was pierced by frag- The important thing for the his selection as council president up, and it was not immediately Unsigned Flyer Case for 1960." be timed as it was in the last ments o( the grenade. U. S. of- caller to remember, in this case, known if any of those questioned few days of such an important ficials said the injuries were not he stressed, is to state clearlj Mr. McCall was a member of were detained. flection." critical, but Thomas—whose vi- that he lives'in New Shrewsbury the counoil from 1959 through Talks Held Up Prosecutor to Refer Union Beach I960. TTie primary election will be sion in his left eye was already Citizens, whatever their pos Negotiations between the April IS. impaired—was flown to the Phil- Complaint to the Grand Jury office may be, must remembe French and rebels were to have ippines for treatment at the U. S. he said, that it's the geographica started today in Evian-Les-Bains. Won't Participate Air Force Hospital at Clark Field. location that's important wher May Finish But the chief rebel group—the Mrs. Glaeser said she would FREEHOLD—The county pros before the March 1 school election the house is on fire or when National Liberation Front (FLN) Thomas had just left his car in Union Beach, will be presented relinquish all active participa and was crossing the garden at ecutor's office reported yesterday policeman or ambulance —refused to meet after the Bon in the campaign. Her dec! that the case involving an un to the Grand Jury, probably next needed. Town Hall French announced they woula his residence, on his way to week. don, she said, "has the com lunch, when the hand grenade ex- signed flyer, distributed the day Mayor Karl K. Baron said hi hold simultaneous negotiations plete approval of the candidate ploded nearby. His residence is John Gawler, chief of' county has met with postal authoritie: with a rival rebel group, the Na- I am supporting." By June near that of U. S. Ambassador detectives, told The Register that recently for talks on a post offici tional Liberation Movement She added, "It has been my Elbridge Durbrow. the investigation by the prosecu^ (See ADDRESSES, Page 3) MIDDLETOWN — The first (MNA). The French rejected the tor'i office w»i compiowd Mon- -ptMUg».»t «» individual to work The grenade thrower escaped. Challenges stage of the new township execu- FIN demand that it \e desig- day. night and day in the supi>ort o An employee of the U. S. Fed- tive offices should be completed nated chief spokesman for Cie James P. Mitchell. This has been eral Aviation Agency, Thomas The case was referred to the by June 15, according to William Algerian nationalists. a secret to no one, and under had been here for eight months Variance's prosecutor last month by the MC Faculty Miller, architect. Robert L. McCall There appeared to be little vfi circumstances can I become advising President Ngo D i n h Union Beach Board of Education. Mr. Miller said workmen are chance either side would make neutral in my loyalty to him." Diem's government on the im- Legality A board member, Richard A. Is Queried awaiting shipment of the metal a- serious' move before Tuesday Erdman, who had planned to provement of airport facilities. Shannon, Jr., has taken "full re- partitions for the various rooms Contracts to get talks started. French retire when his term expired His wife and two sons, William NEW SHREWSBURY — A zon sponsibility" for the flyer, which Plastering work has been com- President De Gaulle has sched- April 27, charged that Mitchell Jr., 20, and Bruce, 15, are here asked for a. defeat of me school On Conflicts pleted and workmen are starting uled a news conference for that had violated a fair-play agree Ing variance recently granted to to finish off the ceiling of the with him. budget. WEST LONG BRANCH - Awarded day, and the rebels hope he will Royal Garden Estates was dial 8,000 square-foot building. sav something to clear the way. (See PRIMARY, Pg. 2) Despile the mounting terrorism, The flyer stated that if the budg- faculty meeting was called lenged on two counts last night Actual cast of construction of The hospital raid yesterday in President Diem's re-election Sun- et were approved — which it Monmouth College yesterday b; the building will be about $126, suburban Montfermeil was one of day is a certainty. His two op-by Michael Sidoric, Wiltshire Rd, was, by a five-vote margin — Mr. the president, Edward G. Sohlaei For Meters 000. the most violent episodes In the ponents are virtually unknown. Shannon would resign from the er. Raps Mitchell He presented Mayor and Coun- The Township Committee has OCEANPORT — Contracts for war between the FLN and MNA, But if a sizable number of voters board. Described by a faculty mem cil a photostat of the notice authorized the expenditure of the purchase of water meters and conducted from speeding taxicahs stay, away from the polls, the served to him, as a neighbor Reject Resignation ber as one in a series of effort! their installation were awarded (148,000 to cover construction, and dark doorways for $y2 years Appearance Communists will contend that the within the statutory limit within At Tuesday night's board ses to determine sentiments on point! last night by the Borough Council population has lost confidence in architect, bonding, equipment in Paris. which such notices are required, sion, Mr. Shannon offered his of conflict between the facull and other costs. To the Neptune Meier Co. Diem. and the college administrate! Six Men Tonight and said it is not in accord with resignation, but die board re- When completed, the building Long Island City, N.Y, went a Six men in a taxi drove up to the requirements of the statute. fused to accept it, by 3-2 vote. Mr. Schaefler distributed que, will house administrative offices contract for $2,997 for the pur- tionnaires to about 70 facul the hospital where Algerian vic- RED BANK — The appear Mr. Shannon then withdrew the of the clerk, business administra- chase of 111 units, at $27 per unit. tims of a recent FLN-MNA clash •nce of James P. Mitchell, Little Swamp Jetport He also said that the Zoning members. resignation. tor, tax collector, assessor, book- A bid or $3,019.20 by the Buffalo were in a surgical ward. Three Silver, a Republican gubernator Board of Adjustment does not, Three members of the facul According to the board attor- keeper and building, health and Meter Co.. Buffalo, N.Y., was (See ALGIERS, Pg. 2) ial candidate at McGuire's Grove, Site 'Unsuitable' he believes, have in its posses ney, Kenneth E. Joel, preparation were appointed to analyze the ui plumbing inspectors. turned down by the council. Middletown, tonight, today was CHATHAM TOWNSHIP, N. J. sion an affidavit of compliance and distribution of such an anon- signed questionnaires and pn Terwiller and Sons, Oceanport with all borough statutes which, Future plans call for the con termed a "typical policy of re- (AP) — A private engineering ymous pamphlet is a s misde- sent Che results to Mr. Schlaefer will install 192 units for $3,704.30 according to the law, should be struction of an "L" shaped wing fusing to appear and debate is- and construction firm has found meanor under state law, punish- The "poll" is one of severe providing a meeting room and There was no other bid for the presented before a builder may Says Traffic sues with his opposition in the the Great Swamp area of Morris able by disenfranchisement for projects being conducted by thi police facilities. job. proceed with construction under primary." County unsuitable as a site for up to two years. college's board of trustees in ai bid of $800 was submitted a jetport. a variance. Officials said the addition would Leveling the charge was Wil Mr. Shannon said last month attempt to iron out criticism not be built for several years. by Frank J. Falcone, West Guard Not 11am G. Carhart, Monmouth Coim The engineering firm, Ebasco He asked the council to set that had he been aware of the leveled at the college by tin The. township ..will continue to Orange, for a lot on Pocahontas ty campaign maangcr for Sen. Services Inc., of New York, sub- aside the variance aa invalid for requirements in the law lie would American Association of Univer use the old building for official Ave. and Portaupeck Ave. mitted a report last night to the A Necessity Walter H. Jones, Bergen County these reasons. have signed the flyer. He pointed sity Professors. meetings and a police headquar- An ordinance providing salary candidate for the nomination. Chatham Township Committee, out that he never denied respon Due to be received soon it ters until the addition Is con- NEW SHREWSBURY^- A re- which detailed what it called "a The matter was referred to boosts from $50-to $300 for muni- Speaking from the Independen sibility for it. report of the Middle States Ass< structed. cipal employees was ademtcd. cent police survey of Pine Brook Republicans for Jones headquar- number of factors which would Borough Attorney Milton Mausner Mr. Shannon voted "yes" with ciation of Colleges and Seconda and Hamilton Rd. showed that ters at 5 Monmouth St., Carhar complicate the development and for study. other school board members last Schools. A representative of th a crossing guard is not necessary operations" of a jet airport in laid, "Mr. Mitchell's appearanct While it is being studied, Mr. month to refer the matter to association spent two days at thi there. Councilman John E. Lem- the Great Swamp. . . . under the guise of a 'candi Mausner said, the bu/iing inspec- the prosecutor. college last week. Sues for $5 Millionon reported at last night's meet- dates' night' should be termed The study, which took six tor should grant no permits for ing of Mayor and Council. 'candidates night with reserva- months to complete and cost construction there. He read a letter from Police tion' inasmuch as the candidates $4,000, is the first of three studies The variance granted the build- Chief James Herring who said represented are only the chosen of the Morris County swamp as a the number of passing vehicles ers permission to build en three In Sale of Raceway few, excluding other candidates jetport site. Sixteen months ago, and of children crossing the road for the gubernatorial and Assem the Port of New York Authority quarter acre lots in the second TRENTON (AP)—Leon Krauss stock of the Freehold Racing As- did not warrant posting a guard. bly race.'" selected the Great Swamp as the portion of Royal Garden Estates, sociation and of Sambers Co., the as originally planned. The zoning of Philadelphia yesterday filed a He noted that the children Tonight's meeting in McGuire's only site in the New York metro- firm set up to hold Sampson's showed they are familiar with code now in force set an acre $5 million Federal Court suit Grove Is being sponsored by h politan area suitable for its pro- 50 per cent stock interest in the safety rules, and are accustomed posed new jetport. as minimum lot size in,this area. charging he was fraudulently Fairview Republican Club. prevented from buying the track. to vehicular traffic. Mr. Carhart called Mr. Mitch- Freehold trotting track. Named as defendants were "The people in this area have ell a "phantom candidate with a Kahn, Fatzler, the racing associa- been asking for a guard there phantom platform and a captive Mrs. Roosevelt Expected The track was sold March 13 tion, the Sambers Co., Waters for two years now," Mayor Karl •udWJnce. This type of Madison by Fred Fatzler of Maplewood. and John J. Cronin, executive K. Baron said. Ave. campaign will be seen It was purchased by Bernard vice president of the racing as "I suggest the police chief and through by voters who think for To Visit County May 3 Kahn, a New York investment sociation. the police committee meet with themselves and believe in' (he banker, and Harold and Bernard them and discuss the results of principles that voters are en- ALLAIRE — Mrs. Eleanor J. Sampson of Milwaukee, for this survey. There may be ad- titled to see and hear all candi- Roosevelt will visit Monmouth $5,050,000. ditional factors that have not dates." County next month as guest of Krauss charged that last July Drops Garden been considered which they could Old Guard bring to our attention." Mrs. Geraldine L. Thompson of he went to a New York broker, Brookdale Farm. Fred Waters, to see about possi- Councilman Lemon said the po- INDEX To Monitor ble purchase of the track. He 4oartment Plan lice committee would "keep an Mrs. E. W. Speicher of River- said Waters Consulted Kahn for open mind" on the matter pend- Amusements ._ 14 dale Ave., New Shrewsbury, help and this, in effect, made WEST LONG BRANCH-Plans ing talks with residents. Births : 2 made tiie announcement in telling CD System Kahn an agent for Krauss in the for a 30-unit garden apartmentj Jim Bishop: Reporter 8 of a party being prepared for RED BANK — Ten members of transaction. on Whalepond Rd. have been patients in the Brisbane Child Hal Boyle ....'. 6 the Old Guard have been ap- He said Kahn then began nego abandoned by Jack L. Piantanida, Code Held Up Bridge 9 Treatment Center here. It is pointed warning signal monitors 310 Wall St. KEANSBURG — The Board of scheduled for Wednesday, May 3. tiations to buy the track for him Classified __ 21-23 to work with the Red Bank office self. Mr. Piantanida had received Health did not meet last night of Civil Defense and Disaster Con- because of a lack of quorum. Comics r , Mrs. Thompson, longtime friend Krauss asked $5 million dam- a recommendation for approval trol. President Eugene O'Reilly was Crossword Puzzle . ; ~.4 & 7 of Mrs. Roosevelt, hopes tojiave ages and creation of a trust in hisof the apartments several months The men will check voice and INFORMAL CAMPAIGNING —As the race for the ut of thc 5tate and Arthur Rob Editorials 6 the widow of President Franklin favor, holding all property and ago from the Zoning Board of'? " Herblock 6 D. Roosevelt visit the children siren penetration at each station Republican nomination for governor of New Jersey Adjustment. inson was ill. George Cameron, board secre- Kitty Kelly _..I0 at the center. throughout the particular borough speeded up this week, Sen. Wayne Dumont campaigned J. Russell Woolley, borough Movie Timetable 14 to which they arc assigned. They WHZ Itobbcd tary, told The Register that the Mrs. Speicher said Mrs. Thomp- clerk, last night told the Borough Obituaries 2 Norman Gardner, president of in Monmouth County at an informal coffee hour in the board had planned 'o introduce son also expects to present the Council Mr. Piantanida has with- Sylvia Porter '.< 6 the Old Guard, made the appoint- home of the county co-chairman of Regular Republicans NEW YORK (AP) — "We Wuz its revised plumbing code so that center that day a pony she is drawn his variance application. Radio-Television 15 ments. Lewis Hendricks will Robbed." a public hearing on it could be purchasing from the Lysbeth Ger- and Independents for Dumont, Mrs. Joieph Farrsll, loft Religious Services 16 servo as captain of the group Thus the New York Daily News Thc apartments would have held April 17. an farm in Morganville. Social 10 & II assisted by Mr. Gardner, John 154 Manor Pkwy., Lincroft. At right is Mrs. Dumont, headlined, on page one, the slick been built on a three and three- The members present decided George Sokolsky 6 Mrs. Speicher also is arranging Gaiatro, Sr.. Harold Robinson, who itayt with her husband, a non-coffee drinker bu three-minute robbery yesterday quarter acre tract. to contact attorney William E. •ports IS & 19 for visits by local Girl Scout Walter Robinson, Thomas Pren- a nibblor, at the hundreds of teas, lunches, brunche Which netted a gunmen trio al- Mr. Piantanida last night said Russell in regard to the legality Itock Market i troops to the center, which is deville, Gustav Eisele and Aza- most $63,000 from the newspa- he had no definite plans tor the of the code before the group's Successful Investing 3 for mentally retarded children. riah Hurley. and dinners planned to further hit primary campaign. per's Brooklyn plant. property at the present time. regular meeting night, April 27. ', 2—Friday, April 7, 1961 RED BANK REGISTEK Weather Primary New Jersey—Variable cloudi- Births (Continued) OBITUARIES 9 ness with some scattered showers ment reached by Republican 'Grandma Tomorrow Starts or snow flurries over northwest- leaders Jan. 24. ern hills today. Highest mostly \ Itivervicw He said Mitchell "has not only in the 50s. Mostly fair and cold- Jbert K. Larsen, both of this Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney, attacked one of the candidates er tonight with Man Dies ace; a son, Robert Caulk of I Second St., Fair Haven, daugh- on personal grounds, but per- low in the 30ster. , yesterday. f 'aco, Tex., and a sister, Mrs. Cross Country Trip on Horse sists in using a totally aise RS- Fair and cool Mr. and Mrs. Irving Podell, 197 At Club ,ucy Baynard of Saint Michaels. sertion that neither of his op- By JOY MILLER was a walking dilapidated mess. I would realize children have Saturday with Geary Dr., Middletown, son, yes The funeral will be Monday at JHe had been left out in a pasture i boundless energy — energy that temperatu res terday. ponents from the state Senate can RUMSON-Riohard Sutton, Sr., p.m. in the Woolley Funeral be elected and that he alone NEW YORK (AP) — ' Ever|au wjntcr ,0 |jve 0[f wriBt grass; working with horses gives them much the same Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Jack- 15, of 379 Rt. 35, Eatontown, col- ome. Burial will be In West can win." _ lapsed and died at the Rumson get * feeling you've just got loihe could find , poUred jM olian outlet for. With horses, kids as today. son, 21 Brook Ave., Keyport, son, Branch Cemetery. Favored Jones Lawn Tennis Club yesterday. do something? The tiny blondejVitamins down him fattened him|can have all the adventure they MARINE yesterday. aSk ! M r ne S Mitchell shot back that "Every- J^vIT?{" , l , h ) !>P- He's wonderful." jneed, without pangs. Cape May to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peyto, Police (aid Mr. Sutton was CHARLES SCOTT . s p one has known for a long time ly "Well. Uus inp .s like ftat. Has PIan for Kids ! •'» I ever make any money I'll Block Island— 103 Central Ave., Union Beach, pushing a wheelbarrow when he EATONTOWN - Charles Scott, Jo wh came t0 tNs coumr that Mr. Erdman favored the fa^fV*^V To joo'Bron^^t ' ° >istart my own riding club-foclubfor Northwest daughter, yesterday, collapsed. They said he had13, of 21 Richardson Ave. died In fore d«wn. Nor, Jo O Bnen of cork, Ireland, 25 years ago, poor kids. Let's face it, riding's nomination of Sen. Jones, even » Long island wm start oonn {ro m k^ Il d 25 h p k L h idigh' winds increas- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brower, complained of chest pains and onbouth Medical Center h8j ^ with expensive. I'd call the club the ing to 15 to 25 66 Carpenter. St., River Plara. before 1 announced my candi- difficulty in breathing t-arller. ednesday. • 7Way ride across the country! rs-at BeliLittle League Horse Protective^ . ._: afternoon and di ! norse hon s rora d02en yea daughter, this morning. dacy. Having abandoned his His body was removed to the He was born in Cumberland bTdTbonv """"^imont race track, as a stable man- Association. Thore'd be no dues.&j^^Tto 1? kn£s Monmouth Medical Center proper role of neutrality in a Mehlenbeck Funeral Home, Haz lounty, Va., and lived in New oreo, toony. :acer as aa ridinndinge instructoinstructor r ininiiusust t rurue es sabou about t nersonaersonal l inrntec-e .__:_!.. »t...i . ...:_j_ .* ._ primary election he has long to call n^' " |i|i || PP ' S"S tonight. Northwest winds 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tedeschi, let. ersey 32 years. r y Ve and r 200 SaturtlaSl visibiibi 357 Lowden Ct., Long Branch, since outlived his usefulness as to abuse o ho s« "Ti i " " '° "T* '° P"",' ^ y- »'y over Surviving are four stepsons, en and horses^ojoge^hjcountrycountry, parentss jinandd ammalanimals^ l|frve"'mneT'"vTdabie''croiidiness|dau|fi „ V?b, l4 Shter, April 3. chairman of the Republican th*v'r* nnrfprf«l ridden »V .«"-•—•- t-w .~to. —-.....,, Ku.^.,w u..u « —. « jtVg miles, variable Cloudiness orenzo, Eugene) Irving and Wel- party." RISDON B. CAULK iney re unaenea. riouen If Jyout h leaders andr parents!believe it would do some good, ,,«),, v„ Mnstk, fair tnniokt »nH Mr. and Mrs. James Leach, 22 lon Reeves, all of East Orange; with saddlddle sores, tranquilizetrsnquilized inin I * L -. Mostly fair tonight and Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J. LONG BRANCH — Risdon B. [Saturday. Florence Ave.. Leonardo, son, ve daughters, Mrs. Laiira Cosby the show ring, and incidentally a strong Mitchell supporter, said Caulk, 93, died yesterday in his CHICAGO (AP) — More wet, April 4. East Orange. Mrs. Martha Rsn- to get in some kind words about Erdman's decision to resign "was home, 171 Riddle Ave. youngsters. cold and dreary weather damp- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. olph of Red Bank, Mrs. Estelle Charges Discrimination the correct one." He said Erd ened wide areas of the nation Creighton, 27 Portland Rd., High- Mr. Caulk was bom in Saint .ogan, with whom he lived, and •God With Us' man had "aligned himself with Michaels, Md., son of the late After she waves goodby to a today. There were a few clearjlands, son, yesterday. In. Edna Ranklns and Mrs. Lena the little political clique which Dawson and Margaret Caulk. «p*ci>pc l escort seeing her across;; J. Ul C11USC Ol spots to brighten the spring! Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Di Mon- leeves, both of Montclair; a.step- seeks to keep the New Jersey George Washingtohi n BridgBid e to NNew!! weather scene. aco, 21 Mountain Ave., Hazlet, He had been a resident here laughter, Mrs. Annie Holcomb of Republican Party a closed cor- Jersey she'll be on her own.! TRENTON (AP)-A Fort Mon-^a.d Jones used to be superin- Rain and snow continued in son, yesterday. 70 years. .laplewood; 13 grandchildren, and ; ou l8 Cor s w rker most of the lower Great Lakes Mr. and Mrs. James Curley, poration." Mr. Caulk was the husband of ••But fm not worried. God is with ™. j..,t ,II*! P m ° says tendent of his church school. ight great-grandchildren. , he can't buy a home in a Nep-! Quotes Agent Region, the Upper Ohio Valley, 22 Momingside PI., East Keans Erdman claimed Mitchell had the late Mrs. Alma Caulk. The funeral will be Monday at sought the support of former Besides faith, she's taking J20. 'T, development because he is R p h d Samuds southern Wisconsin, northern Il- burg, son, this morning. Surviving are two daughters, p.m. in Pilgrim Baptist Church, "I'm lucky if it's that much. But • ^; ™« M,le9 •]jent S Ti^ying to Jonel, 'left be hor linois, northern Indiana and the President Eisenhower and failed Mrs. WilHam R. White and Mrs. :ed Bank. Burial will be In White •t every stop they're prepared hedldn' "f"se '" make a salea - - I can't sell you a home, eastern end of Lake Superior. to obtain it. eeryy ^ y P H . , The ,mony ca_me: , * „ Idge Cemetery under the direc- confIlcllng tes know h and Light showers, with snow in I cannot condone tiie tactics ;on of the F. Leon Harris Fu- for Ebony, and I eat very little. | 01inlain Algiers yesterday at a day-long hearing tfoni d of a man who would Infer that People all along the way—saddle "hpraii«becaus»e y°%vnn' P areas, sprinkled scat. - icral Home, Red Bank. before 20 persons, conducted by|are g Negr0.. ered sections of New England (Continued) only he has tlie support of influ- Board Holds clubs, chamber of commerces,— Examiner Julius Wildstein forj / ential national leaders of the par mayors, hotels, motels, families SamueI himseIf tesUfJed he Rains ended during the night of the raiders, wearing raincoats, y, , the state Division of Civil Rights. ty when they themselves have f hili I b never gave Jones an application along the central Gulf Coast and charged up to the third floor. JOSEPH L. STORER —have offered hospitality. I be- Wildstein said he expects t° northwest Florida, but continued failed to back up these claims," To Teacher FREEHOLD — Joseph L. Stor- an1 d never refused to sell him They disarmed a French po lieve everyone has a little of thegiv» the case summary to the a home. He said only he'd leave in northern Florida, southern liceman guarding the Algerians' Erdman said. r, 74, of 29 Institute St., died In pioneer spirit in them." state education commissioner for it up to the owners. Georgia and along the lower room and killed him with his He added that Mitchell's cam- Pay Guide .lonmouth Medical Center Except maybe her husband. a decision in about a month. coast of North Carolina. paign statements bar him from "He says "Just leave me out of But own machine gun. Wednesday, shortly after being Ermon K. Jones 37. of 2029i "nder cross-examination by The temperature pattern supporting either Jones or Du- HIGHLANDS — The Board Of dmitted. it.' He doesn't approve and heMilton Ave., Neptune, chargedPcharged f^ - A.y showed little change, with freez- Bursting into the room, they mont should they win the Education stuck to its guns las A be son ."y- Gen. Elias He was a lifelong resident here, thinks I'm crazy to try it. Budiscriminatiot n when he tried to J ' .<* Sprmgfield, he conced- found Mohand Talba, believed night and voted to send ou e d e did eM ing weather in the north central primary. ;on of the late Amos and Miry he's actually a fine person," says buy a $19,990 split-level house in * . ' 'he couple,,they region and the northern Great to have been a member of the teacher contracts calling for < Jo. p ou unha State Sen. Wesley L. Lance, Hurley Storer. His wife was the A Gbl d b Hi » d^ PW i" the develop- Lakes, and colder in high spotsMNA, in bed. They 'TOured a R-Hunterdon, proposed last nigh! salary guide increase of $100 in Offers Pour In Asoury Gables, owned by Hari- ^ PW p late Mrs. Ida Liberty Storer, ent because the had riends in the Rockies. Some of the cold stream of bullets into him and all categories. Last January she started writ- dor Realty Corp. of Jamaica, I "" y "° ' that Dumont be selected as He was a retired shipping clerk there. air dipped southward, and read- he died within an hour. A s ing chambers of commerce and N.Y. unity candidate by the Republi A request by Joseph R. Bolger, t the A.& M. Karagheuslan rug, He and his wife Blanche, aj why did he try to di&ourage ing_s in the 40s in th„e ,Carolina „.,s ond Algerian hid under his bed school principal, to reconsider highway departments in a dozen cans because of the Mitchell- mill, and was a member of the Neptune teacher, said they have;Jones? he was asked. "Because and Georgia replaced the 50-60 and escaped harm. teacher salary proposals failed to states for help in planning her Jones feud. The intraparty bat- irm's Quarter Century Club.JHe annual combined incomes of $ll,-!he_ was_of_ the Negro-race,-'-he|marks reported-yesterday. —The-gang then-ran from -room receive any sympathetic response itinerary to bypass the big cities ^le-wilH'reallysizzle from here ras a World Wa;r I veteran7~ 770 and savings and assets of replied. Some early morning reports: to room, spraying bullets. One on in," he predicted. from the board. Then offers of lodging started Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Hel- $9,000 and can afford the home. Emmett Spurlock, field repre- New York 42, clear; Chicago 36, of their victims was a 7-year-old The teachers had asked for pouring in, and by now the cor- Hughes on Taxes n Soden. of this place, and a Both have master of arts degrees sentative of the state Civil Rights drizzle; Boston 41, clear; Wash- French girl, Martine Petit ENGLEWOOD (API—Richard guide increases ranging from $200 respondence file has impressive lephew, Leo Storer, with whom heft. from Columbia University. Division, said he investigated the ington 43, clear; Atlanta 42, wounded as she layin bed. Also J. Hughes. Democratic organize to $400 lo "correct inequities' wounded were her father, sitting le lived. When the trail ends at Mil 1969 Ruling case last December. He said he clear; Miami 71, partly cloudy; tion candidate for governor, sail in the present system and to en Jones' complaint was the first has subpoenaed the firm's rec- Louisville 31, clear; Detroit 34, beside the bed, and her mother, last night that there is the need able Highlands to "compete fa The funeral will be tomorrow Valley. Calif., Jo hasn't the faint who flung herself across the it 11 a.m. in the W. H. Freeman est idea how she'll get Ebony heard under the February, 1960,{ords to see how many homes areclear; St. Louis 35, clear; Min-j for a new state tax and he ii vorably with other communities Levittown decision of the state'available but cannot get them. neapolis 29, cloudy; Kansas. City child. considering a graduated incomi for qualified teachers." md Son Funeral Home. Rev. back East. "But I just feel people 'rederick Mold, pastor of the Supreme Court, which ruled thatjHarold Strauss of Great Neck, 39, cloudy; Denver 30, snow; The three punmen Hien rushed tax. The board reviewed the propos- will help," shs says. Freehold Reformed Church, will state law barred racial or re-jN.Y., secretary-treasurer, agreed Dallas 47, clear; Phoenix 68, to their waiting taxi, knocking Hughes made his break-througn als March 9 and decided against The 5-foot. 109-pound 40-ish clear; Seattle 44, clear; San Fran- ifficiate. Burial will be In Maple- ligious discrimination in publicly to supply the information. out a ward attendant as thev statement on taxes at a joinl them in favor of the $100 in mother of two children does have cisco 53, clear; Los Angeles 58, wood Cemetery. assisted housing. ran and beating a nurse with creases. one worry, though, and it's a Spurlock said he talked to cloudy; Anchorage 37, rain, and, meeting with five other Republi typical feminine one. She's The company's lawyers stipu-j Strauss and the builder said. "If Honolulu 72 cloudy. Kun butts. In the yard, two pocan and Democratic politician; Not Budgeted concerned about entering hotel lated that the development was [ I sell a house to a Negro in this licomen who tried to stop them seeking their parties' fiuberna Board members stated lasl MRS. MARY E. CONIFF dining rooms. publicly assisted. ! development, I'd be out of busi- were shot in the feet. torial nominations. night that the budget would nol LEONARDO — Mrs. Mary E. Ebony's Traveling Gear Mr. Jones testified he filled j ness. I have nothing against Ne- Arrests It was the third and final meet- allow greater pay boosts. Coniff, 80, died yesterday in her out an FHA financing application[groes—it's a business matter." Friend to Open 'me, West Valley Dr. "I'll only have riding clothes, More than a dozen Algerians ing sponsored by the League ol It was pointed out that only you tee. No dresses. I'm only and his brother, a New York Women Voters, and the audienci $5,000 is being held in reserve for She was born in Bradevelt, lawyer, sent it to the company. For Pirates were later arrested at an AI laughter of the late Edward and taking breeches and a few wash gerian hostel and an Algerian of 400 applauded, and booed, a: possible new teaching personnel. and wear shirts in one of theHe got no action. the candidates campaigned fo; The budget provides for $90,000 rtary Larkin Fallon. FORT MYERS. Fla. (AP) —taxi driver was picked up for Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. two saddlebags." He said on this third trip to Bal Musette Manager Danny Murtaugh of the votes. in teacher salaries, a boost of the development, on Oct. 23, 1959, questioning. But there was no 1 *ose Rhodes of Atlantic High- In the other bag hooked onto Pittsburgh Pirates said yesterday indie-ition that the identity of the A seventh candidate, KepuW' $3,800 over the current schedule the Army reconnaissance saddle sales agent Arthur C. Samuels! that Bob Friend will pitch the can Louis Berns, a former Ora- A Register survey conducted in lands; a brother, Thomas Fallon told him nothing had been done ExDected to Run gunmen had been learned. f Keyport; five grandchildren, Is Ebony's traveling gear—curry Pirates' season opener against The attacks on the American dell shade tree commissioner, January disclosed that Highlands' comb, brush, sponge, hoof pick on his application and nothing! the Giants at San Francisco' next stayed long enough to have his educators were the lowest paid in and four great-grandchildren. would be ddne. offices in Algiers were the lat rubbing lotions, towels, and an In Gotham Stakes Tuesday. picture taken with the others and the Bayshore area. The funeral mil be Monday at Rev. Alfred L. Pugh, Negro est in a series of bombings :30 a.m. from the Posten Fu- extra set of his special hard Just before breaking Spring then trooped out. The new salaries by category pastor of the Second Baptist NEW YORK (AP) - Ba! Mu- blamed on diehard French colo- leral Home, followed by a high rubber shoes. training camp here yesterday, The nrimary election will be are: Non-degree, $3,9OO-$5,9OO in Church of Asbury Park, went sette, the Kentucky Derbv hone nists who violently oppose Presi- "He's going to get better care y | Murtaugh said that Vernon Lav April 18. ten steps; BS degree, $4,100- requiem mass at 9 o'clock In dent De Gaulle's policy of self- "t. Agnes Catholic Church, offerM than I do. And we'll stop the with Jone. at hi. reouest. He; will be the Pirates' starter in thedetermination for- Algeria and $6,100 in 11 steps; MA degree, minute he ever shows it's too second game. J4.3BO-J6.300 in. 12 steps with >y Rev. Michael J. Lease, pas- York 3-year-old debut 'omorrow anv attempt at a reconcilation Pair Draw S25 Fines or. Burial will be in St. Gabriel's much for him. After all, the pur- Friend had an 18-12 record with standard $200 annual increment. in the $50,000 - added Gothan with the rebels. The extremists Cemetery, Bradev»lt. pose is to promote good treat- Stakes at Aqueduct. the world champions last jeaso'n." On Disorderly Charges The guide also calls for addi ment of horses. TrafficSignal anoarently were angered that the A dozen sophomores, a major- Law won 20 while losing 9. U.S. ambassador to Tunisia, Wal- MIDDLETOWN "- Magistral! tional $100 increases for a! About 40 Miles A Day ity eligible for the May 6 Derby Murtaugh said he will use ter N. Walmsley Jr., held private W. Gilbert Manson found two teachers with 10 or more years "We'll start out at 5:30 every Installation at Churchill Downs, are expected Friend in an exhibition game with talks Monday in Tunis with two men guilty yesterday of disorder- of service. morning, quit at 3:30 p.m to appear in the Gotham. Philadelphia at Witchita, Kan., ly conduct. Each was fined $25 Ebony will have his three meal; lN ministers. Communism Course Bal Musette is a son of Midtoday- . A Dlastic bomb of the type Michael Wasko, 664 Brace Ave In other business last night, the before mine, with a rub-down and Step Nearer Perth Amboy, pleaded guilty ti ',', hour rest at noon. We'll make dleground, King Ranch's 1950 usually used by trie extremists board backed a recommenda- 35 to 40 miles a day; 50 In some WEST LONG BRANCH — In-Derby and Belmont Stakes win- Released Prisoner was placed at the main door ol disorderly charqe. He was action by Mr. Bolger that a reso places." stallation of a traffic signal at ner, and has started only once the American Consulate. The ex-cuscd of using abusive languagi lution be prepared and sent to Rt. 71 and Wall St. moved a this season after wintering in Of Reds Near Death olosion blew down a ntone andwhile being questioned by Pa-State Federation of District Ebony Is 15. A front tooth miss Columbia, S.C. Bal Musstte beat trolman Robert Olsen during Ing gives him a rakish look when step nearer to reality last night. MANILLA (AP) — Robert Me- brick wall, tore the door from Boards of Education suggesting a beautiful Monuments the Boncrist Farm's Nashua Blue routine motor vehicle check oi he whinnies. And he has no use Borough Council approved an Cann was flown to Clark Air its hinges and brought the ceil- basic course of study on commu- agreement sent by the state High- by a head in the $35,300 Gover- ing of the main corridor crash Rt. 35 on April 2. Me always catty > woe settc- for men. Base today on his journey back nism be instituted in the highe: tion of monuments and markers way Department. The measure nor's Gold Cup March 18 at to the United States to die after! ing down. Mr. Wasko. in pleading Built] elementary school grades. "A man must have mistreated Bowie. . . . beautiful, perrnjiwnt an* him. He likes women. When provides that the department will spending 10 years in a Red Chi Was Vacant to the charge, said he publicl; The proposed resolution stemi expertly carved. All ire (uwat- pay 75 per cent of the cost of wanted to apologize to the polic first saw him two years ago he Nashua Blue is expected to nese prison. TTie consulate, on '.he third from a request to the board from teed. Consult us without obiitt- deoartment and Patro'man Olsen. tion. installation and the county thejtackle the one-mile Gotham which The 60-year-old former busi floor of a modern office building the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ne' remainder. West Long Branch!will gross $60,300 if all start,the nessman from Pasadena, Calif, was vacant at the time. The onl- Edward Conk'i'n. 240 Port Mon Jersey Veterans of Foreign Wan Th* luttwf ol mm will pay the cost of electricity. I winner collecting $39,195. ravaged by cancer, was rushed casualtv was a French oolice- mouth Rd., East Keansburg to support its program to mak< b timpU." $9,600 Installation Cost Others expected to «tart in- to the U. S. Air Force Hospital man who slipped and broke hi drew a $2.1 fine plus one day ischool children aware of thi Cost of the installation, the de- elude Robert Lehman's Ambio- at the base north of Manila on shoulder while chasing fwo menfail, after bein^ arrested Wednes facts about communism. !BARRE\, partment said, is estimated at poise, William B. MacDonald's arriving from Hong Kong. Ar- who fled from the building. day night for being disorderly i; The board also voted to obtain OBBBfilS $9,600. This would make the coun- Covered Bridge, Mrs. Ethel D. rangements for his flight on to the Idle Hour Bar, Leonardo. several books on communism S6UIL0 ^ ty's share about $2,400. The fire attack on the U.S. Jacobs' Dr. Miller, Leonard P. the United States were not comCultural Center, a regular targe from the VFW for its library. J. Russell Woolley, borough Sasso's Globernaster, the Brook- plete. for extremist anti-American dem OFFICE ROBBED Mr. Bolger issued a report ti JOHN VAN KIRK & SON clerk, said the Board of Free- meade Stable's Matey, Alamode McCann's wife, who traveled onstrations, was unsuccessful. ENGLEWOOD — Two men,the board on the recent trip o; a Cooper rd., HldUetoira ett rt It holders has agreed to pay 25 perFarm's Vapor Whirl, Elkcam 9,000 miles to Tientsin to plead An oil-soaked bunch of raps wa their faces masked with silk the eighth grade class to Wash cent of the installation cost. Stable's Sailor Beware, Green- with the Chinese Communists for placed on a wooden window cov- stockings, robbed the state Mo- Ington, D. C. He said the clasi Beadden't Comer SB 143U Another requirement which the tree Stable's Tutankhamen, and Convenient Terms Expert professional her husband's release, said the ering and set afire but the flame; tor Vehicle Department's office behavior on the trip was ex SB i-un borough must fill is to acquire) Mrs. Warner G. Morton's Hy-Nat. doctors in Hong Kong had given were quickly put out. of nearly $600 last night. Po- emplary and was the subject of a 24-hr, nursing car* right-of-way areas to allow for A question mark is M. O. H. lice said two clerks, Mrs. Janne her husband "only a few days Elsewhere in Algeria, six commendation letter from th the installation. The state plans j Frelinghuysen's Me-rry Ruler, to live." Aspllnt of 131 66th St., West motel at which the 55 children CWVINIINI TOMS Licensed by the Dept. to make certain realignment"' "s" at""; winne ' r o"f thh eSi Swifft nnd Bay bombs exploded yesterday. Fou: New York, and Mrs. Arllne Of Institutions and Agencies rocked the seaport oitv of Bom stayed in the capital. Of New Jersey the interesection. I Shore Stakes at Aqueduct. Train-! ri,..^l,ill n..» ;.. IT Burdctte of 30 Oakland St., Councilman George M. Conwayjer Eddie Yowell, upset rvcr the Ul"rcl11" IJ|IP '" lJ- within five minutes, one exploded were In the office at 262 Grand in a villaqe near Algiers, and said four property owners in-1 death of his jockey, Rov Gilbert. NASSAU, BAHAMAS (AP Ave., when the stlckup oc- the sixth injured five Algerian: HILLTOP volved had agreed verbally to) may reserve Merry Ruler forjvacht carrying Winston Churchill curred. A customer, Dieter C. ROBERT A. BRAUN ritrvATE NtitsrNo HOME, me. give up portions of their land for i the $75,000 Wood Memorial at Heft here last nieht reportedly in a workers' quarter of Algiers, And an Algerian policeman wa Henpncr of 206 Grand Ave., un- Klngi Hwy. • Middletown the project. j Aqueduct April 22. Merry Rulerlbound for Palm Beach, Fla. on : locked the door to leave the "HOME FOR FUNERALS" West Long Branch first made wounded bv a grenade n a sub OS 1-0177 isn't eligible for Hie Derbv. i what would be the former British urb of Algiers. ' office and as he did the two application for the light last June. All of the probables with the;orime minister's first visit to the men, both armed, forced their One of the county's most modern funeral exception of Nashua Blue andjUrfited States since 1059. way In, notice said. One grabbed homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. Sailor Hewaro were nominated! Sir Winston caught Nassau un YOUTH MISSING the cash drawer and they both FOR ANY OCCASION for the Wood, final pastern stop-iawares when he came ashore un- WEST LONG BRANCH — An ran in a stolen car and drove ping stone to the Derby. announced yesterday with a group alarm was broadcast here yester- off. The car was recovered in 106 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN Vapor Whirl won tile Bahama? from Greek shinpinE marmate day for Frank Vonella, Jr., 16,Palisades Park. I LIBERTY 2-0381 HONEY BEE FLOWERS at Hialeah, while Nashua Blue Aristotle Onassis' yacht Chris of 26 Bampton PL, police re- RUSSELL T.-HODGKISS beat Calumet's Beau Prince, a tina. ported. SHE'S IN NO HURRY Formerly of East Orange leading Derby candidate, in the! Churchill, 86, clutched his Ira The boy's father, police said, EASTCHESTER, N. Y.,.(AP)— 4&4 BROAD STREET. Hutcheson Stakes at Gulfstream ditional cigar and made a twobelieve- d his son may have gone Miss Rcnce Ford walked Into po Park. Merry Ruler beat Nashua (fingered "V for victory" sign to to 'New York in the company lice headquarters yesterday am r,i... ,- ^L. r,... ci.__- Americans and Bahamians who SHREWSBURY Blue in the Bay Shore. of a 17-year-old West Long reported her car had been stole; watched him board a taxi for aBranch youth. No alarm has —'n December, 1959. Miss Fon ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS SH 1-4020 RED TIE? | two-hour tour of New Providence been issued for the latter. Young said her car disappeared from Reliable Since 1927 HAVANA (AP) - Mayor Jose i Island. Vonella was described as five White Plains parking lot. Shi DISTINCTIVE Llanusa has noticeably spruced! • feet, 10 inches tall, and weigh- didn't sny why she waited 16 BY WIRE ANYWHERE up his dress since the visits to SARAH IN HOSPITAL ing 150 pounds. months to report the los Havana of two Communist coun- LONDON — Sarah Churchill Perfection of Material and terparts. Llanusa has been noted Sir Winston's actress daugh- Workmanship In Beautiful for his careless atti.re and loosen- ter, was admitted to a Lon ed tie. But a newspaper column- don hospital late last night but New Designs ist noted yesterday that during the the hospital refused to disclose Worden Funeral Home visits of the mayors of Moscow her ailment. The hospital said this Our memorials are manu- and Peiping, Havana's chief ex morning she had passed a com 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK ecutive wore his collar buttoned, fort able nifiht and was in a iat-1 The Adams Memorial Home factured by skilled artisans anil tic carefully knotted. ' lisfactory condition. in our well equipped plant SHadyside 7-0557 at West Long Branch. • BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS Successor to Mount Memorial Home FROM ROCK OF AGES QUARRIES A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. In • ilrliLioi. tn thtt hnmle'l Kimrantet hchlnil both theia a«il«. yon will now find them *tche
M BROAD STREET RED BANK SH 1-3454 It pays to advertise in The Register.—Advertisement. with that authentic just-right-look for PUBLIC NOTICE young businessmen college men and BANKRUPTCY STOCK all the rest of us BOUGHT FROM U. S. DISTRICT COURT who want to look ENTIRE STOCK and ASSETS of and feel young FORT MONMOUTH — itlaj. battalion commander before his William 3. kawlor, left, company discharge in 194$. He returned I Bond-priced . . _ .. . commander with rjhe Army Sig- that year as company command- nal Research and Development er and then became adjutant ol TOWN & COUNTRY Laboratory, Fort Monrnouth, pre- a Signal training regiment before sents to Lt. Col. William E. transferring to the Signal Corps All alteration* 4995 Leary, 46 Queen Anne Dr., which gave him a three-year duty! Shrewsbury, the Army Commen- tour in Germany. ), without charge -elation Medal and citation, upon Subsequent service was at the his retirement after 27 years ot Army Pictorial Center, Long FURNITURE CO Inc. Army service. Island, Five years ago he re- He enlisted in the New York verted to enlisted status, serving ROUTE 35, CORNER SUNSET AVENUE ASBURY PARK, N. J. National Guard in 1934 and, as first at Fort Monmouth's Micro- a member of the 105th Field wave School then becoming ser- Artillery Battalion, took part in geant major and first sergeant landings at Makin Atoll, Saipan of a unit of the Signal Research Must Be Removed from the Premises At and Okinawa, in his 42 months and Development Laboratory Bat- in the Pacific area talion. The one-time private rose to He is married to the former Miss Elizabeth Van Brunt, Red BELOW WHOLESALE COST! Hold Threr Bank. They have a son, Dan. Come a' running for the Buy of a Lifetime! In Check 'Peanut Passing Hearing Aid1 SAVE UP TO 75% ON NAME BRANDS SUCH AS— HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Three ASBURY PARK-The mak- Ltkewood men are charged by ers of the world's first elec- ETHAN ALLEN, GREYSTONE, DREXEL, UMQUE, SIMMONS, SEALY, KENT state police with using a "beard trical hearing aid are manu- COFFEY, UNITED, ECLIPSE, SEL1G, ROGERS, ZENITH, PH1LCO, etc. switch" ruse to pass {1,500 worth facturing a "Peanut Hearing of bad checks in Monmouth Aid," a tiny device worn en- • . . • Colonial • Modern • Provincial ' • Period and Ocean Counties in the last tirely in the ear. This device six weeks, They were held for is not for the really deaf, but for those who have a little action Wednesday night. trouble with their hearing and SALE CONTINUES TODAY 10 A. M. TO 10 P. M. Sgt. Joseph Babich, of Howell have said, "When they make Township state police barracks, a hearing aid I can put in Lap seams, hook vent-campus natural And Every Day Until Merchandise Is Disposed Of said the trio were arraigned on my ear I'll wear one." one specific check charge, made for Michael Weiss, Univ. of Penna. This "Peanut Hearing Aid" by a Howell Township business- is worn entirely in the ear. Open: Doily 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. - Sat. 'til 6 P.M. man, and that 12 other com- Not a gadget but a real hear- plaints from other Monmouth ing aid, complete with volume municipalities will be forwarded control. to the Grand Jury directly. OFFICE FIXTURES The local acousticon repre- According to Sgt. Babich, one sentative will send you a free Desks, Chairs, Check Writer, Adding Machine, Fire Extinguisher, man would grow a short beard photograph of this tiny de- and mustache, pass a series of vice showing actual size. Send Combination Register & Adding Machine, 21-Foot Chris-Craft Inboard Skiff. checks, and then shave; the sec- card or letter to: ond man would then go through the same routine and after he MERCHANDISE CONSISTS OF shaved, the third man took his turn. Sgt. Babich said Lakewood po- LARGE COLONIAL SELECTION — SOFAS, HUTCHES, TELEVISION, WOOD lice became suspicious liter com- TABLE & CHAIRS, RADIOS, STEREO HI-FI, BEDROOM and LIVING ROOM plaints in the area began to pile up that bearded men were issu- SUITES, OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, TABLES FOR EVERY USE, MATTRESSES ing bogus checks. Taken In for BEDS, SPRINGS, LAMPS, MIRRORS, PICTURES. SOFA BEDS, ODD SOFA, STUDIC questioning, two men signed statements admitting the scheme COUCHES. HIDE-A-BEDS. DINETTE SETS. DINING ROOM SUITES, HOLLYWOOD and the third refused to make a BEDS, BUNK BEDS AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO statement, the sergeant said. The three were identified as MENTION! John G. De Jesus, 34, and his brother-in-law, William H. Holi- day, 32, and Robert C, Parker, Acousticon Hearing Aic • FOR INFORMATION CALL PROSPECT 4-4525 • 20, all of Lakewood. Though Sgt. Babich said De Center Jesus and Parker had signed TERMS ARRANGED—UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY! admissions of guilt, all three Ben Aldekman, Manager pleaded not guilty and waived Asbury Park PR 4-2201 preliminary hearings before Neat natural-ahoulder look is favored Howell Magistrate John Cava- 341 Cookman Ave. by Johrf-fi Dowling, bank executive. nagh. They were committed to TOWN & COUNTRY the county jail in lieu of $2,000 Charge it I bail each pending grand jury ac • ACOUSTICON HEARING tion. ! AID CENTER 3 monthly payments—no service charge I I'lmon nc.aA me frrri photograph of BIBLE COLLEGES GROW I Ibe "I'nmut llrarlnr Aid" ihtmlnf 6 months to pay—small service charge FURNITURE CO Inc. CHICAGO (AP)—Enrolment at I actual site. 48 member schools of the Ac- I • NAME - ..- __ ROUTE 35 (corner Sunset Avenue) ASBURY PARK, N. J. crediting Association of Bible I BOND'S - Monmouth Shopping Center Colleges has climbed 10 11,299 • ADDRESS ,. EATONTOWN CIRCLE, EATONTOWN - day students, a 7 per cent rise • fITV ^.Z0NE.....8TATB.... i Open Mon., Wed., Thuri. and Irl. 'til 9:30 P. M,t over last year. Tuei. and Sat. '01 «:M P. M. —LEGAL NOTICE RED BANK REGISTER Friday; April 7, 1961—5 roday'g Business Mirror EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By BfaU NOTICE Red Bank HONMODTH COUNTY WHBonvrrs COUKT ward J. Lueddeke, and Warrant Church Circle to Send |««ttt» u Cradltan to Priuiit NOW; DOMTSOUwon&y.sue-x I Officers Thomas Gregory, Rob- CUlnu Ai«l»il Kittle No Tax Break Due t -tUltilCtUltlC OUP.. iMSUtfAMCE WILL V CAP Aids ert Ferguson, John Wyman, Eve- Cards to Missions uSrJfc,JfMMNRY V l COV£f2 IT- IT COV6KED THATflME )\\^ 1 \ lyn Walters, Mae E. Weiland and Puriuant to th» order of EDWARD By SAM DAWSON come tax, income earners in 32 COV£f2 IT IT COV6KED THAflME ) Charles A. Alias. LEONARDO — Greeting cards C. BROSQE, Surrogate ot tb« Coun- were sorted for mailing to mis- ty of Monmouth, thii day made, on NEW YORK (AP) — Business states also have to pay such lev. In Search Many cadets were on duty the application of the underilgned, sion stations at a meeting of the Oartrud* Sylvia nittermin, sola Ex- nay get some tax incentives but ies. And some 300 municipalities The Red Bank Composite Squad- around the clock, assisting staff ecutrix of Ot« «tt*te of the ia(d Hen- Mary Martha Circle of the Bap- he hope of relief for the individ- also take a bite out of individual ron, Civil Air Patrol, responded officers and manning various ry A. RUterman, dcceaifd, nolle* li tist Church Monday in the home her*by given to the creditor! ot «*ld lat grows dim indeed. earnings. to an alert called by Wing Head- phases of the operation. dec»»(irt to present to ttii aairt Sole of Mrs. George Searoh, Highland Executrix their claims under nnth with- It was never very bright. But President Kennedy's message quarters, Newark, last Sunday ID alx months (mm thU date. to Congress next week may ask Ave. A social time followed. Patert: March fitii. )Wl. he administration said it should to search fqr the private air- Astronomers calculate a star's QBRTRUDE SYLVIA niTTEHMAN, mow by April if a tax cut wasfor some revisions on exemptions craft piloted by Dr. Jules Ya- intrinsic brightness by Imagining Those who attended were Mrs. 71 E. Front St.. and deductions, such as the token Red Bank, N. J. leeded to halt the downward suna, Peekskill, N.Y., which was all stars at an equal distance Maymie Myers, Mrs. Daniel Bole Executrix ourse of the economy. relief on Income from dividends. believed to have been forced down from the earth. Then the stars Leonard, Mrs. Walter Bills, Mrs. Uf>iri. rurftoni, Canzona, But it seems unlikely to suggest Blair A Smith In recent days several of Presi- at seain the vicinity of Asbury are rated on a scale where the Harry Search, Mrs. William 18 Wallac* Street. lent Kennedy's advisers have any change in rates of individual Park. brightest have a magnitude of Gauthier, Mrs. William Megill, Fed Bank. N, J. income taxes. And there has been ;one on record as sighting an end Col. Robert Tiedje of Little Sil- less than 1 and th« dimmest Mrs. William Sexton and Mrs. Attorneya some talk of putting more of a March IT, 2*, 31. April T 120.79 o the downturn, at hand or just ver, wing staff, ordered mission range around 20. Alfred Dickson. bits on capital gains. iround the corner. They have headquarters established at the NATIVE or sKrrr.irsiE.vT or dded that measures already Red Bank Squadron Building, Red ACCOUNT, ANIk IHRKfTION* FOR Corporate Tax IMHTniRUTlON iroposed for stimulating business Business also doesn't look for Bank Airport. Mr Laudenslager, ESTATE OF MOLLIE D. THOMPSON. hould be adequate. owner of the Red Bank Airport, Peceaaad, any change in the maximum 52 Notice la herebv given that ihe per cent levy on corporate in-J made facilities available for base tecounfi or the Buhicrlber-Admlnlalta- More Spending operations for all NJ. CAP air- trlx of the eitate of said Deceaiert comes, set originally as an emer- : PROWN'S will b» audited and stated bv the Sur- Another reason that the indi- craft. ! rogate of the County of Menmouth vidual can't look for relief is that gency Korean War measure and 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK SH. 1-7500 and reported fft^ ft£ttl#m£tit to ThR then extended regularly. But there The Red Bank Squadron set upj Monmouth County Court, Probate 1)1- he very measures proposed for communication network andi Open Daily 8:30 to 6 P.M. Wed. & Fri. 'til 9. viiton, on Friday, the Fifth day of leiping the economy call for more will be some juggling along other M»r. A.D., 1W1. at 9:30 o'clock a.m.. lines. flight line equipment within the! at th* County Oourt Houte. Monument lovernment spending. And this and Court Streets. Freehold, New Jer- The administration may ask for first hour,of the mission. The fa- sey, at which time Application will las to be paid for out of tax 4-7 cilities were manned on a 24- be mad* for the allowance of Com- eceipts. changes in some tax deductions, mlMtont and Counift tett, and Direc- such as depletion rates for oil hour basis throughout the opera- tion* tar Diftrtbuiton. In addition tp-tneJederal in e 1961. Klnt Feature* Eradicate, Inc. World right, reaarnd. tion. Dated March 32nd. A.P. 1961. and mineral production. It may OKRTDUPB P. OLIVERO, seek extension of some excise By 9 a.m. Monday, CAP squad- W8 W. Clinton Street, rons rom Dover, New Jersey. taxes, about to expire, such as theamount on its current tax bills ' PWnfield, Camden, Administratrix. SPRING GARDEN Ocean City, Mercer, Brick Town- Edward W. Currie, Eiq., tax on gasoline and various items during the period by taking the Couniellor at Liw, listed as luxuries. rapid tax write-offs set off to en- & ship and Shark River were on the 123 Main Street, Mat aw an. N. J. SPECIALS The big emphasis is likely to courage expansion of plants for line with pilots and observers, liar, U. SI, Apr. 7, 14 121.42 WHEELBARROW be on setting up incentives for production deemed necessary for Set .Two Am?aircraft from business spending for new plants defense. Army Aviation Section, Fort NOTICE R*g. 11.00 NOW 7.25 and equipment to help any re-j MATAWAN — Alfred Adler, MONMOUTH COUNTY plan allowed business to Monmouth, piloted by Capt. HDBHOGATE'H COKBT 50.FT. GARDEN HOSE covery move build up steam. chairmacamann of the Monmouth Coun J ! write off expansion costs in five Dames L. Evans and Lt. Kenneth OUTDOOR XtUct 10 Credltore la Preieol ty Fire College committee, has;has; - Tobin, also participated in the' Chum* AeaJBrt Estate years for tax purposes rather searcn ONLY 2.95 Depreciation Speedup announced searcn CLOTHES BJTTATE OP BRUCE A. UAPIS. than spreading it over an aver- nunced thah t basibi c and adad-!!! - | DECEASED. This could be in the form of a ' IIn Purauant to the order or EDWARD FAMOUS BRAND age of 20 years as usually pre- vance fire training courses will' co-operation with the Coast j DRYER C. BROEOE. Surrogate of the County HEADQUARTERS speedup in depreciation, like the get under way this Monday andiGuard' tne Civi> A'r Patrol of Monraoutli. this day made, on the advantages granted at the time scrlt>ed- searched an area as far north asj Regular 11.15 application of the underlined. Donald FOR ALL YOUR continue through June 4. I* Uapea, Bolt Eieculor of tha eitate of the Korean War. Or it could! Know Next Week Basic courses will include fun- and as far south of the aald Bruce A. Majte*. deceaeed. OUTDOOR GARDEN be in letting companies deduct a , . .95 * notice li hereby clven to the credltora Business argues now hat a sim of i«M drceaied to preitent to the aald TOOLS and ACCESSORIES part of the cost of such improve- ilar fas, tax writ(M)ff js needed lota Eseeutor their elatmi under oath ment above a certain base. Also mod,.,™,, within ilx montha from thli date. t0 plants for the ecf> Dated: March Tth. 1861. GENERAL SUPPLY there is talk of combining the:nomic growth tne president de- DONALD L. MAPBi. tH s 5053 67th Street, COMPANY 2.'°™ - .. , Jsires, as well as to meet the com-jRed Bank incinerater; fire tac- Wood»lde. L. I., N. Y The Treasury has said the fas , , , ' ^ 5 pm Juit Arrived! ^_l Sola. Executor. HWY. 35. MIDDLETOWN itmon of forei s bui t ti M g R Bank High | ^v' ' - Veairi. Paraone, CanKona, Blair depreciation granted in 1950 costlsince many Am*k»n factories School; hose ana ladder, May Freih - Varied * Smith. (keroea Mlddletomi Bhoppldf Center) it about $5 billion in tax revenues , y The CAP rescue mission "wisf _«lri OS M through 1957. That is another wayi! were. 15, Fair Haven; gasoline fires, commanded__by_JCapt._ John J.| • ROSE Red Bank, New Jera.r of savins that business saved'thati Another argument is that to-}mf2T ^Mm9v/i'9 Refinery; Attorney! and a: tield da Auerbacher. March IT, M, U. April T 920.16 day's costs of replacing obsolete I Y •*""« 4 at Long Staff officers directing the oper- plants and equipment are sojBranch- _ NOTICE ation were Lts. Roland J. Pier Taka notice that application hai been much higher than the old facili-j Advance courses, to be given son. Alfed G. Reinhart and Ed- mad* to Tilt Mayor and Township ties that current depreciation at Red Bank High Schoool, in- Com Mitt »• of the Township of Middle- town to transfer to Lin croft Inn a rules are unrealistic. elude pumps and hydraulics, corporation of the state of N*. 3. trad- priveln April 10; salvage and overhaul, ing aj Llncroft Inn for nremijei Io- How far the President is will- eated on Hoimdel Road ^t UM Inler- ing to go along this road of think- April 17; driving safety, May 1; aectlon with the Lincroft-MSiMletown B AIM K I NG fire tactics, May 8; ventilation, Road in Unerott, New Jer»ey the Ra- ing we should know next week. tal) Plenary Consumption Liquor LI- May 15, and gasoline. May 27. tent* hi ret of or • Issued to Dante Da- verlo an Individual trading as Lin croft Mr. Adler reported that in or- Jnn for tba premises located on Holm- Gets New Post der to qualify for a certificate, del Road at tta tnterufctlon with the You have no parking prob- lincroft-Middletown Road, Un croft a fireman must attend at least New Jersey. lem when you uie our Dante Daverio four of the six basic sessions. Officer-Director-Stockholder "drive-in" service. Make In order to be admitted to any Llncroft. New Jersey Mary PaverJo all your deposits and with- of the advance courses, a fire- Officer- Direct or -Stockholder man must have attended at least Lincroft. New Jersey Robert Daverio drawals without ever leav- two previous fire schools. Office r-Dlreclor-Btockholder Assure First Class Passage Uncroft, Ntir Jersey ing your car. James Ellis is vice chairman Objections, If any, should b* mad* of the college committee. Other Immediately In wrttlnj to: Township Clerk of the Township of Middletown, 2 DRIVE-IN WINDOWS members include Jack Groz, into Summer Middletown. New Jersey. Thomas Clayton, Oliver Presley, MNOROFT INN 'n Our Lincroft Office SO East Front Street Edgar Dinkelspeil, James Pierce, Red Bank, New Jersey Marcii 31. April 7 112.87 Frank Cozens, A] Puzenc, Mal- colm Peseux, Elmer Hess, Leon- um COURT or NEW JERSEY ard Mack, Dominic Figaro, and (HAMKHY DIVISION— KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN MATHIMOMAI. Donald O'Brien. MO.NMOITH COUNTY • . . The iklpper of this DOCKET NO. M-I442-M NATIONAL BANK Civil Arttoo establishment If well ORDKB OF rVBUCATIOX known for his attractive afATBVHQMAL)) KF.ANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT UARY ANNE W1KOFF, PUkHirf. -V«- Lincroft Shopping crew of jackets. Gentle- KKKU I). W1KOFP. II. Defendant. Church & Carr Ave. Kings Hwy. Th*- plaintiff having filed her com- Center men sailing off on vaca- plaint in the above cause nnd it now 787-0100 OS 1-2800 SH 7-0900 Appearing that personal service of tion or crulilng Into of- proem upon the defendant within the NOW! fices will do well to book fttata could and cannot be made: It ia on this 13th day or March, a few of these into his nineteen hundred and nlxty-one. on mo- tion or John A. Peiulo, attorney tor wardrobe. the plaintiff, ordered, that the said ab- sent defendant answer the plaintiff'a complaint by serving upon the attor- ney for the platatlff an answer to tha Mrs. Henry A. Dries complaint on or before the lflLh day «T May, next; and file bli answer and PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Mrs. proof of aervlce In duplicate with the Cleric of the Superior Court, State AFTER EASTER SALE Senior Major Henry A. Dries has House Annex, Trenton. New Jeraey, In The fabulous Swiss accordance with the rule of civil prac- been appointed League of Mercy tice and procedure, and In default secretary for the Western Penn- thereof such Judgment he rendered "Rebounda" in fan, black •gatriat him ft* the Court ahull think sylvania Division of the Salva- equitable and just. tion Army. Mrs. Dries and her And ll Ja further ordered, Hint the coats, suits Imported batik ' notice of thli order prescribed by husband formerly were in charge law and the rules of thin Court shall within twenty daya hereafter, b* pub* of the Salvation Army Citadel Untied in the Ft*d Bank Register, a in Red Bank. Their two sons, • Hand woven madras newipaper printed in Red Bank, In thle State, for four weeks successively, Robert and Ronald , Dries, are at leant once In every week; a_nd "it graduates of Red Bank High BONANZA la further ordered that service upon toppers for " the defendant of the complaint and of School. Robert Dries is a Sal- th!» order (or notice of thla order) SPECIAL •f tervlce aubidtucecT for personal vation Army captain in charge aervlce of process within the State, be made within thirty rlaya hereafter, ot the Sayre, Pa., citadel. upon th« defendant. Frrrt T>. Wlkoff. 95 H. 27 West ^Rth Road, HUleih. Flor- misses, ida, persotially or by leaving same at his residence or by rr#tater*d mail, Methodist Men return receipt and personal signature 149 requested, the envelope to have upon K a return address and proof of serv- To Meet With Sonn the fair ice nnri/or mailing to be, shown by Affidavit of attorney. RED BANK — The annual fa- ' FRANK J. KINOFIELD, women, ther-son meeting of the Methodist Anderson Respectfully advised. Men will be held Thursday at the University Shop WILLIAM H. DONNELLY, Methodist Church. Open daily 'til 9, Stand Ins; Master. MUSIC RT. 35, WANAMASSA I hereby certify that the foregoing Saturday 'til 9 la a trite copy of the original on ftte Men without sons are expected (1 Mile North of Asbury Park Circle) In ray office. juniors to "borrow" a son for the night. I. GRANT SCOTT. 30 BROAD ST. Clerk, The, program will include a color March 17. 34, 31 April 7 1(7.26 film, "This Is New Jersey."
N OTIC IS Notice in hereby Riven tint arafffj bidi will ba received by the Major , Misses' & Women's COATS and Council of the Municipality of Lit tl« Sliver for the Improvement of Var NOW OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE lotia Street* by Surfaca Treatment anil Other Work Incidental Thereto and TOPPERS and SUITS ' opened and read (n public &t the 11»r eufth Hill, Prospect Street, Little fill vrr. N. J. on April 11th, 1961 HL 8 15 . Originally 12.98 $10 fipexlficatloni, form of bM«. enntrart anil bond for the propoied work pre | pared by Oils ft Scamnn, Bomujjh i ' Originally 15.98 to 17.98 $13 Engtntrr, lum been filed In thn office of said Engineer at 4R5 Broariwa> GIANT WASH & DRY Long- Branch. K J. and may he In ipected by proappctlvn biridfrs Hurlnjt , Originally 19.98 to 22.98 $16 'First Wash and Dry Cleaning Center in Central Jersey" bualneas hourt. Bldrlpm will bp fur niBhec. with a copy of the iprt l(n« tloni by th« EnRlncer upon proper no. tlc« and payment for t|ii» r.oat thrreof Originally 24.98 $20 BIda mutit be made on thn Standard 1837 HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN Propoifll Forms In the mannrr (IPSIR naiert therein »s requlrert hy the flper ' Originally $28 to $35 $25 Iflratlom; miKil ha enclosed In FOB Set] (NEXT DOOR TO ADLER LUMBER CO.) envelopes hcarlnK the name a.nd nrf dress of thn bidder and name of work on tin* oijtilde, adilreised to the. Mmor Originally 37.50 to 39.98 $30 and Borough Council of Little silver |' mnrl muat bf> nccompnnierl hv n i rroposftl Bond and a Certified Cliprki ninilr paynhle to the ord>r at the ON DRY Munlripnt Treasurer In the Bum >if not less ihnn 10^n of the amount or thpi CLEANING hid except that the amount of the I JUNIOR COATS check need not exceed 120.000.00 anil SAVE " 75% •hnll he not loan than $500.00 und tip flellveml *l the place and on Hit hour «iiove namnd. The 8tnn(Urr the Maynr *n
Th« Red Bi^ik Rfg'.stfr assumes r(o ficinc'.al reironnibllUlei lor typographical «rrori In advertisem*! mur: "Waiter, will you do that again?" fcat will reprint without clurje, thst r»rt ol an iclvtrttserpfnt ID which i>ie typographical •rror occurs. Art ••rtisir* w*a Dlt*Ji* notify tfc* TO*TI«K* inert lmm#.1uitl» of my error which m»y occur. I have had a month of working a Tbi» T}*wtp*j>9T KMUinta DO r«ipor.tlbs':tie» for ctatementi of oplnloni ID letters from Ita readers. trial. This body hasn't done that much •uMcrlptltm Prices in Advanc* On* Tear 115.00 Six tnonUii. %i 00 actual labor since the time I drove a •tnjl* copy *t counttr. 7 ctnt* Singia copy by mail. 9 etnt* milk wagon in Bayonne, N. J. It's over. FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1961 Through. Done. The state took its pound of flesh and Joe Peel kept his life. Now I propose to spend a few weeks trying Mitchell's the Man to get out of bed at the crack of 10. BISHOP Maybe u In less than two weeks, New! To win his party's election, Mr. I will seek out the best music in the sub-tropics Jersey voters will have the oppor-i Mitchell is going to need a much at night and just sit and sip and dream my personal tunity to select candidates for gov- larger outpouring of voters than little dreams in natural color. If matters go well, I will be back at my little ascetic pad at one in the ayem, ernor. The Democratic selection is New Jerseyans normally afford a pick up a book, read it in the shower, send it out to primary election. Except for his a foregone conclusion. It will be be dry-cleaned in the morning, and go to bed—okay, Richard J. Hughes, a former Su- home county of Monmouth, he I by two. perior Court judge, who has state- doesn't "enjoy" endorsements by By day, I expect to spend some time at the Grand wide support of the Democrats' too many party chairmen. This Bahama Hotel chasing the big fish up and down the hierarchy. "handicap," if it is such, can be jade waves with the little white teeth on top. When The Republicans, however, have dealt with by a maximum turnout the big fish tire of me chasing them, and start to chase themselves a full-fledged contest, the of people willing to cast a Republi- me, I will knock it off and go back to Miami. outcome of which may have a last- can ballot Tuesday, April 18. There, my conscience — a big man named Bob ing effect on their party, and New In backing his supporters' drive Neale—will flex its muscles and I will pay no atten- Jersey as well. to lure Republicans and independ- tion. I will go over to the Miami Herald office and James P. Mitchell of Little Sil- ents to the primary election, Mr. Your Money's Worth: brag about how I almost got the big story and John ver, one of the three GOP aspirants, Mitchell says: "Every vote counts." McMulIan will nod politely and say: "Some other time, pal." A little golf with author Jack Kofoed, who writes is an outstanding candidate. As That isn't exactly a "running scared" A Triumph of Amateurs in bold brassy strokes like mares' tails in an evening secretary of labor under President statement,-but.it's an acknowledge-; PORTER NEW~TORiT~(APr— ""Excerpts; sky. an<* a warming of-the heart-with-Hanlt-Meyer. Eisenhower, Mr. Mitchell won \ ment that every voter who is inter- About four years ago, after a sudden, sharp rise from letters people would like When a man is lazy, there is much to do^ The TatesT" respect internationally, as well as! ested in good government must back in the price of American Telephone & Telegraph stock, to get—but rarely do: laughs should be exchanged with an appreciative per- at national and state levels. up that interest by voting. I decided in consultation with a couple of Wall Street "Well, dear brother-in-law, Iison )ikeTo m FerriSi who chuckles in two sections. Mr. Eisenhower's selection of Mr. A heavy vote for Mitchell in professionals I respect that it was a sound time to sell euess i won't have to be borrow- ing from you There should be time for a ball game, a trip in the Mitchell for a vital post in his ad-1 Monmouth County is essential. It not a block of Telephone shares owned by my widowed and sis any-Goodyear blimp, another visit to Key Marathon. ministration was no hit or miss i only will be neighborly, but it will mother, to take a hefty profit for her more. After 15 and to shift the funds into a comparably years of unem- Why is it that, when fun is near, I become con- proposition. His record as a first do much to level off those areas in top-grade stock which would give hcrjs ployment I fi- science stricken? The moment I know I'm going some- rate administrator was among Mr. the state where the political machine n ally have a higher annual income and which wo found • a job. I where alone, I begin to phone the family to find out Mitchell's qualifications that won insists on victory regardless of the figured would go up a lot faster than have been se- if everybody is all right. It is as though fun was against him Mr. Eisenhower's admiration. A ultimate decision. Mother Bell's shares. Having power of lected to be the law and one had to check the children to make sure the first man that they weren't paying for it. "big leaguer" in government and A heavy vote on the Republican attorney over her account, this I did, shot to the business, Mr. Mitchell has been side throughout the state will mean! and when she phoned the morning she moon. While BOY..E the job may bebe! Ridiculous. Crazy No sense. So I phoned my described as tough, able and liberal, that New Jerseyans appreciate thei received confirmations of the transac- only temporary ..." [ daughter Ginny and the four babies are fine, except PORTER tions I anticipated pleasant words of Beyond that, business and labor i chance to select a candidate rather; it is our pleasure to inform! that, one cold night, Pamela wandered out in the cold praise. Instead, she opened with . . . you that as holder of ticket No.) ight "to meet daddy at the twain" and her mother know him as being completely fair than having him handed to us after n g "What have you done to me?" And with a voice before the two-year-oJd was and absolutely forthright. a caucus of political bosses. lottery pprize and we almost had i high-pitched in anger,, she went on, "How could you respectfully inquire whether you found in a restaurant a few blocks away. I'm glad I sell 'my' Telephone!" would like this sum in bills or didn't know. These Pays; Back I came with an attempt at a reasonable ex- by checque?" "Your recent letter on how to Phoned my daughter Gayle. Her baby, Elinor, is planation. But no matter how I tried, she refused to improve the government was the most thoughtful 1 have received gaining weight so fast that the parents haven't Rights and Wrongs of John Birch Society accept my statements that I had frozen a big profit weighed her. Gayle thinks maybe 10 pcAinds. "A mon- for her, that she was in a far more exciting stock and since moving into the White By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY House. While I realize you are not ster." She's with her in-laws, the Frank Geraces of that it would pay herr in annual dividends more than a Harvard graduate, I wonder if Merchantville, N. J. I think that I wrote the first way. No one can question Welch' preferable, just as an architect the $900 a year she was then receiving on each 100 if you would be available for an advisory post. Although it pays article (January M) calling. at- way. No one can question Welch's may organize a society to pre- shares of A.T.&T. Called my father. He's feeling well, doing well, tention to the John Birch Society. sincerity or his desire to serve fer Michelangelo to Lloyd Wright only $22,500 annually, this chance Since then there has been a his country. How deeply he has or as a musician might organize So, since I've always been aware of the emotional to serve your country . . ." and wants to know why no one forces him to get back plethora of discussion, some com studied Hegel, Darwin, Marx, a society to advocate Stravinsky as well as the financial factors involved in investing, "Upon reconsideration we real- to Miami. He wants to be forced. He said if I ever see petant, some Engels, Lenin, Bukharin, Bern- in preference to Wagner. within minutes after she had hung up, I called herize it was ridiculous to offer you the air line hostess, Beverly, who made the big fuss absurd. Let us stein, and the history of the Robert Welch, Jr., has re- a trade-in value of only $500 on analyze the po- 19th Century, I do not know. He quested a public hearing from a broker, told him to backtrack, sell the substitute stock your old car. We are upping the over him—well, you know. Sure I know. But does she s it ion with jumps at conclusions often based Congressional Committee. The and reinvest in Telephone to the limit she could afford. figure to $1,800 and hope ..." I know? some objective on misapplication of terms. Butrisk is that his associates may none of this is as criminal as The next installments of this tale are happily "Our laboratory tests show sound like crackpots; the bene- that the formula developed by After the little vacation, I'll go home. The place Any Ameri the treason of the Communists fit Is that they will be able to known to the nearly 2,000,000 stockholders of Tele- and many of their fellow-travel- your small son with 'his home must look great—like a bat nest It has been closed all can citizen is state their case. Such a Commit- phone and tens of millions of envious other investors. chemistry set is worthless as a tree to organize ers. Bob Welch may not under- tee would ask Robert Welch if he winter—water shut off, heat shut off, electricity —- - stand all the deviations and re- dandruff cure because of its ten- an association really believes that ex-President For only a few months later—on Dec. 17, 1958—Tele- visions of the Social Democra- dency to destroy the scalp. How- Bishop's funeral parlor, it is going to require three days or express his Eisenhower is a Communist. Ob- phone startled the financial world by announcing a ever, we are greatly excitd over tic movement or the synthesis viously, the former President is of work just to get ready for bed. ideas and to that Marx produced of Darwin, three-for-one split in its stock, the first split in its his- its potential as a crabgrass re- SOKOLSKY advocate his not a Communist; he is a golfer. mover, and if you and the boy Huxley, Hegel, Feuerbach and Nor can anyone' say that Jack! tory> ^nd an increase in its dividend, the first in 38 Still, there is nothing like summer in Sea Bright, purposes. This is guaranteed in Bakunin. would drop in to talk over terms the Constitution. However, no or- Kennedy is a Communist; he is aj years. Telephone stock responded to that news with we sure that N. J. Behind the house, the Shrewsbury flows in swift ganization may be established to It is not sound to believe that Roman Catholic and a mem-j silence to the sea. Across the lawn is the sea •wall and, ber of the Communist Party must! an overnight rise of 24 points a share and kept going. "Daddykins, Jim and I figured commit crime like the Mafia, or everyone who disagrees, in 1961, a big wedding would cost you be an atheist, a believer in | In December, 1960, Telephone announced another behind it, the thunder of the green breakers. * to sell narcotics or overthrow after two world wars and a uni- about $3,000, which is a terrible the government of the United versal depression, with, the eco- dialectical materialism. dividend hike to go into effect this July, and the "dar- amount of money, and besides There is a sunny serenity about Sea Bright It isn't ,. States by force and violence. nomics of Mark Hanna is a Com- It is so easy to straighten out ling of the widows and orphans" took off again. In the who wants all that fuss and munist. As a matter of fact, Con- many of these things by a de- a rich community; a generation or Wo ago the Swedes No accusations have been made past several weeks, the world's biggest company has bother? So we are going to get •gainst the John Birch Society servatives who are firm believers, finition of terms. A Communist married quietly, and if you want went out in their two-man dories as the best fishermen for instance, in the free market, Is a person who accepts a clearly been, in the process of the world's biggest stock financ- which brings-it within these cate- to send,us $100 toward our honey- in the world. Today, I watched one or two slip out gories. Tfie worst crime this sc can pqt find one upon the face stated dogmatic set of sociolo- ing—raising close to a billion dollars in new cash moon /'trip that will be just of the Earth. gical postulates. Whoever does 1 loaded with lobster pots. The men have quit the sea, ciety is accused of having com- through the sale of stock to its shareholders—and still, dandy: " ' mitted is that it is to the right Nevertheless, a man has the no! *ccep' theSe P°stula«* can or have died. • • . • • •'•••• not be a Communist, not matter the stock has continued out-glamouring the glamour "Remember Joe Poindexter, of Louis XIV. But is it a crime right, in this country, to organlzi that handsome Phi Gam who to ask whether these days bring an association which recognizes how hard he tries or how violent- ly he is accused. Neither ex- issues in today's exurberantly active securities market. beat your time with that little It has a good atmosphere for writers and artists, more contentment than those? the status quo ante bellum as President Elsenhower nor Chief Now the professionals have jumped in with both Chi Omega gal you were so too. I have written three books there, and hundreds of 1 disagree with the John stirred up about during our last Justice Earl Warren fits the spec- feet and open mouths to join the gleeful "widows and newspaper columns. The other books were written in Birch Society's campaign to im- CARMICHAEL ifications. year in college? I saw him the peach the Chief Justice, Earl orphans." other day, and you wouldn't rec- other towns, but Sea Bright, especially in the early Warren. I wrote that it is both In the last fortnight, a half-dozen analyses of ognize him. He's 50 pounds over- evening, lends itself to meditation and mood.- strategically and tactically un- weight, lost most of his teeth, P0 Voi) 4M A.T.&T. have crossed my desk hailing the "Old Lady" and says if his feet don't quit sound and received a whale of Magistrates, But first—one last fling in Florida. Then, bring on a mail, couched in identical lan- PETROIT MI6HT BE {as a space age wonder and one broker (David J. Greene) bothering him he may have to give up his job at the post of- all the work you please and I'll find a way to avoid it guage, pitying me for being so who made quite a splash by recommending the stock wrong. If an organization wishes ItTRETREP N Clerks Get fice." in September, 1958, is doing it all over again. to have its members write let- "Frankly, this time the bank "I Was Hoping We Could Get Together Alone" ters to public men, who can say Court Order Under "no circumstances would I presume to sug-is in error, and we regret any them nay. The public men do not inconvenience to you or your TRENTON (AP) - The state gest the future of any stock, but, as of this day, what have to read the letters; they husband. Our recheck shows that Supreme Court has instructed may weigh them on scales to a triumph this is for the amateurs! What a vindication instead of being overdrawn municipal court clerks to stay out see how many pounds of mail this is for the little investors who have stuck with $139.48, your joint account actual- came from this one group. of partisan politics and munici- ly h as a ba| pal magistrates to sever any law their trusted A.T.&T. through the years of doldrums . u ance of $367.29. if you There is no law which forbids wish, we will be glad to write an- partnerships with members of citizens to organize to have an because they didn't have any "smart" pros to tell them other letter to your husband ex- official Impeached by due process their local governing bodies. they held a dud! plaining the mistake is entirely The orders were issued yester- of the law. It is possible to be- 4-1 You can really savor this only when you recognize our fault, and you are blame- lieve (hat those citizens are in- day in the court's monthly bulle- less." tin. that, of almost 2,000,000 owners of Telephone, most correct in their views and to "It was awfully sweet of you The bulletin said! "It is not say so. Rut neither side to the are little fellows who have bought a few shares at ato pay me $75 a week alimony conducive to the maintenance of controversy commits a crime by out of your $125 salary those last public respect for the judiciary time. Telephone was the top favorite of buyers in odd beini; controversial. As a matter 20 years, George, but you don't of fact, this country would be for a judge of a municipal court lots—blocks of less than 100 shares—last year. Tele havo to any longer.' I met a well- Improved if more of us were to be associated in the practice phone long has been on virtually every list of stocks to-do retired businessman on a controversial. We are pot suffer- of law, whether as partner, em- trip to Flofidn last month who ing from objecting too much; we ployer, employee or office associ- bought by admitted amateurs. ore suffering from too much con-, n simply insisted that we—well I ^5 ate, with a member of the govern-' ' contrast, as recently as early 1958, Telephone suppose you can guess the rest, formity. ,,, I I ^" I'l"-*'""7 v»'u i. ui i uiii-'Ms me rest ing body of (he same municipal-1 was 42d on a list of 50 favored stocks of investmenllsince your last alimony check Robert Welch, Jr., who is the ty. companies. Last year the giant funds had twice and arrived after the ceremony, I ami founder of the-John, Birch Socie- Concerning the clerks, the court returning it uncashed." ty, is opposed to communism and said. . Court nersonnel mav three times as much money in IBM or U.S. Steel or "Jack, old buddy, you'll never; believes that it is sound to fight not seek elective office, nor should Texaco as in Telephone. fire with fire. Most fire depart- hey he active politically. More- guess who f bumped into last week. Nobody but that smart alec ments prefer to fight fire with over, leaves nf absence should Of course, this is superb advertising for Wall first lieutenant in our platoon— water or with chemicals. Welch not be granted so that court per- Street and ownership of quality stocks. It's dramatic organized as he thinks the Com- The guy we were both going to sonnel may participate in such evidence of the way a stock split quickens interest in boat up as soon as the war was munists organize; namely by ar- activities " ranging for small cells, oflcn un- ownership of it. ' over. He's running a one-chair barber shop now. He griped so known to each other. Commu- Plans have been completed for But above all, this is a triumph for the amateurs, •Ists do not organize that wav at much about how bad business construction of a 320-acre Olym- the small investors who don't often beat the pros in was that, after he cut my. hair, pic Village near Tokyo to house •"• I . . . ._. a boom. You don't have to listen hard to hear the I broke down and gave him a It is the Soviet espionage or-' ; _ contestants in the 1964 Olympic dime tip—a nickel for each of janizations that are organized that 6—Kriilay, April 7, 1961 Games. * chortling across the land. us." RED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 7, 1961-7 CROSSWORD PUZZLE AltiW" " *••<"<>•*'• LETTERS FROM OUR READERS >J.K~ .,, ^*,A Jt&& &Z.ZZK&C ~ ACROSS 10-Pleaaln( flavor o -- A AGAINST INCOME TAX Xing Branch. I read it with grea >arents and pupils to choose their 1-FaUow 11-atop j BIH A M interest. I do not, however, agrei holidays and if they so elected, 6-Anon ' li-italu and R The following letter has been U-Fortuna hall K s 1 I*ll>lt-|E with your premise that new taxe hey also could finish their 12-Seta of bella NKIA GI N|E|R|VIE gOI 31= received by The Register for lC-Kelaud Be Proud! 14-Babylonlu 1 are the answer to the probleir lourses in shorter time than in 19-Face |T Is A k •AMEH d k ED publication: cTSlty coverlnga and I am unalterably against anj he prescribed 12 years. is-Fnilt caka 21-fixed period T H EIRMSIO A For" many, many years devotion to fine Long Branch, N. J. state income tax. The people o; 17-PelIet 22-Klnd of duck H A T 2. Television instruction wKh IS-Urob 25-Vegetable A UNBAIS O craftsmanship and beautiful deiign has Mrs. William D. Miller, Secretary New Jersey have reached th 20-Revel» issistant teachers or student (pl.) K K H' p gone into the making of our furniture and League of Women Voters saturation point as far as taxa 23-Fa!eehood 27-Flower 1Iwlt •tplrB T Red Bank Region eachers would also tend to solve 24-Plerce 30-GIrl'A nama MS 1°P ' F 1 'J P|A| carpeting. You know at the start you are tion goes and they can no long part of the teacher problem. 26-CkoOBo 3!.Flash Wt A M|E|R|I|C A P|T| Red Bank, N. J. 28-Compaaa 1 N DI getting solid quality and unquestioned er bear any heavier load. By th< point 34-S!ender ML A 1 1 Ej|p|A same token I agree with you tha 3. Some sort of a law that 36-Balanca L A A p worth. Your friends can tell at a glance Dear Mrs. Miller: 19-CHjr In 37-Earnlnga i something has got to'be done ti vould compel developers of both Germany that you have sought and obtained the I am in receipt of a letter from lomes and garden apartments to H-DoM 28-Waste metal aid the schools, and the road: M-New 4O.Walks 47-Medller- , 67-Compati ontrlbute toward the expansion ranean point very best. And here at McKelvey's, top your league which was addressed and other services. However, un Zealand wearily parrots lalami bS'A erate value comes very moderately priced. Yef, to the Board of Commissioners of fortunately our nation'is becom >f existing school facilities on a <1-Perloda of 49-Comfort (abbr.) 15-Cogiuta 52-Click beetlo ing more and more socialist!! «r unit basis. (colloq.) tima «0-Old surprisingly close to furnishings of far lets - i I. Advertisement M-Revolvera 5<-Mountalm Testament with all sorts of handouts to ev 4. The Introduction into New 38-DevoutneBa <<-Ona of (ahhr.) (atibr.) quality and acceptance. eryone. So much so that tin ersey of more business and in- 42-Prepoaltlon berona 43-Faclal 10 people, now many of them, re lustry to further expand our tax expresalon 100 Top Firms fuse to do an honest day's work lollections. 45-Peel 46-FroKn water The idea that the workers an 5. The institution of a state 4B-Ltkene8» those who are willing to earn . BO-Cry of goat ottery or sweepstake earmarked 51-Trucled for Rent or Lease decent living should be penalize 'or education, roads, welfare and money by those of the community whi &3-Apothe* 20" 23 lealth services. cary'fl weight are lazy and unwilling to maki 55-T!tla of 1 Vehicles From Avis their way in the world is mos 6. As a last resort a two or respect ihree per cent modified sales tax (abbr.) unfair. 66-Ortiament More than 100 of the top firm vhich would raise in the neigh with raised In the United States have found On the question of educatioi jorhood of one hundred million work jollars a year. This tax would be E9-Bars legally It to be more advantageous to specifically, there are ways am 1 61-Havlng eara means of Improving conditionsji jasedf on luxuries and luxury «2T
FOR RUG CLEANING Spring is here . . . and April is the month for cleaning rugs. And for a more beautiful and longer lasting rug or carpet, now is the time to call Leon's for expert rug cleaning.
With our modern cleaning process, CANVAS colors spring back to life and your car- AWNINGS pet comes back to you excitingly clean. 9282 i //J/zere fa/ic Look what's blossoming In the S—10-12 So ... if you're concerned about sun this season I Canvas awn- M-M-16 ingsin pretty pastels, deep jewel L-18-20 We doubt that he could tell you himself when the And every Cadillac car represents an extraordinary rug cleaning service, don't settle for less tones, or flamboyant stripes. dream took hold in his heart. bargain in terms of value received. , than the best. Phone Leon's, SH 7-2800 And the good news is—the same chemical advances that make Sew 'n' save! Whip up one, Yet, there the dream had been over the years^- . The car is so soundly and carefully crafted that , possible these fast, clear colors two, three aprons in pretty pol- now for free call and delivery. also g>e you a canvas thai ka dot or gala cotton prints! a Cadillac for his family! it has reduced maintenance costs to the minimum. sheds dirt and washes clean Sweetheart neck in front, cross- And so it was that he found himself getting the And a Cadillac car is held in such regard that 'Cause ... it's .. . finest and fast- as new. See tho latest in canvas over straps 'n' bow in back. in our showroom or in your Printed pattern 9282: Misses' facts first-hand from his dealer. it traditionally commands a front-rank position in home. We'll be glad to drop by. sizes small (10, 12); medium resale markets all across the land. est. Just give us a call. (14, 16); large (18, 20). Medium And the facts quickly fashioned a remarkable takes 2% yards 35-inch fabric. truth: that the move to Cadillac is as logical as it is Little wonder that he decided this was the time Buy Canvas Awnings Now Send thirty-five cents (coins) alluring—and every bit as wise as it is wonderful! —just as you will once the facts are at hand. Before the Rush for this pattern—add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mail- The lowest-priced Cadillac, for instance, actually And need we remind you—they are no farther ing. Send to Marian Martin, The Standard Red Bank Register, Pattern costs less than a great many models of other makes. away than your nearest Cadillac dealer. LEON'S Dept., 232 West 18th St., New Awning Co. York 11, N. Y. Print alam'y VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER name, address with jjone, size 64-76 WHITE ST. RED BANK C. Moraller, Prop. and style number. Elt. 1927 100 Fashion Finds—the best, RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC COMPANY SH 7-2800 newest, most beautiful printed 615 River Rd., Fair Haven patterns for spring-summer, 1961. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD SHadyside 1-0910 See them all in our brand-new FREE CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE SHadyside 1-0696 color catalog. Send 35c now! 8—Friday, April 7, 1<361 RED BANK REGISTER Capped Garden Club Plans Program will be the election of officers Quito Conference NEW MONMOUTH — Plans; for the 1961-1962 term of office. for a surprise program at the] School Club Candidates submitted by the next meeting of the Christian' nominating committee are Mrs. Couples CJub of the Baptist] Harry Comberg, president, Le- Schedules Can BeExplosive Church were outlined at a meet- land Hinkle, vice president; Mrs. ing held Tuesday. Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Stillvvagon, corresponding Walter Junie were in charge of Safety Panel secretary; Mrs. Josephine Hulz- By WILLIAM L. RYAN squabble, since they agreed 1 the game period. Hostesses were ley, recording secretary, and Lee !guarantee the treaty. EATONTOWN — "Safety and Mr. and Mrs. William Barnard All of its Phases" will be theQuinn, treasurer. Associated Press News Analyst! -j^ border question would notj i and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Matey. subject of a pane! discussion at | Refreshments will be served by An inter-American conference:be of much importance except .A smorgasbord is planned for • meeting of the Steelman Homej.Mrs. L. J. Feldman's room moth- is scheduled for Quito, Ecuador,|,hat lhe Reds are eXpertly using! 1 June. Members have been n- and School Club Monday at 8 p m.ers. next month to examine Latin jtt 0 a
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Trees ond shrubs, too. ** Highway 35 IjjC 1 Mile South of FOR INFORMATION, CALL Ealontown Circle There's a TERRE Product for Every Garden Need-At Your Dealer GliS OAKHURST PORTER'S GARDEN CENTER OIL DELIVERY, Inc. 95 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson SH 14610 Telephone RU 1-2336 It Pays to Advertise in The Register RED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 7, 1961—9 GINGER By GettermuK New Officers Morganville • "ASTRO:GUIDE" By Cjean Rub in some soft, melted choco- Mrs. Walter Casper and family " . For Sunday, April ° late around the chewing gum and lave returned from .a two week Presented To allow it to dry. With a soft, wet 'isit with her mother, Mrs. Present—For You and MEDICAL cloth the hair is washed and it lountrymen of Ft. Wayne, Ind. Yours • • > Early morning as- will be found that the chocolate pects suggest disharmony in the Bnai Brith and the gum come off easily. home, with people tending to MEMOS Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Young- be teliith. Poor health affects KEYPORT — New officers of man visited the Persian Room, the disposition adversely, too. Bnai Brith of the United Hebrew By H. I Horuheniohn, M.D. Barbizon Plaza, New York City, By afternoon, people will feel | Congregation of Keyport were recently with Mr. and Mrs. John more energetic and inclined to- [presented at a recent meeting. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Edward ward outdoor activities—sport!, They include: Presiden', Mrs.] Have you noticed while chew- ross of Scotch Plains. drives in the country, etc. Be Saul Diamond; first vice presi-1 ing gum that if you kept it in extra cautious while driving:. dent, Mrs. Howard Malmud; sec- your mouth while eating a piece Mrs. Bessie Leander spent two ond vice president, Mrs. Jack of milk chocolate that the gum weeks with her, son, Charles Paif ... The United States Future • • • Tomorrow's farmer Gc-ldberg; third vice president, dissolves? Leander, and his family. median ftmiiy income rose by may direct his work by two- Mrs. Cecil Sprung; correspond- This observation can be put to 1 c >O0 w fSj?" ?lL'""? V ° !* »y personal radio, grade his ing secretary, Mrs. Leonard good use if you should ever won Mrs. Joseph LaMura, Jr., Goldberg; recording secretary, der how to get chewing gum out chairman of the spring round-up families received incomes" of •"*• ule I°n8-«nge weather Mrs. Ernest Korlin; treasurer, a child's hair, particularly if committee, entertained her com Mrs. Daniel Greenspan; social happens to be in the eyebrows j mlttee *t luncheon in her home {10,000 or more in 1959. forecasting from earth satellites secretary, Mrs. Eugene Krohn; the eyelashes. on Tennent Rd. Present were About two out of five families in his crop planning, and run ad me in historian, Mrs. Leonard Miller, Mrs. Robert Seber, Jr., Mrs. had incomes in the $5,O0O' to ha farm machinery with solar $10,000 range. energy. and sentinel, Mrs. George Fran- No^problem finding tenants method Bohden Datzkiwsky, Mrs. Law- kel. vents to dissolve the gum anj rence Youngman, Mrs. James ienfyou advertise The Register Councilor. Mrs. Victor Miller; risking the danger of getting som "Sorry, Mom, but I juit stuck out my tongue at Denton, Mrs. Harold Zionowicz, ay.—Advertisement. The Day Under Your Sign trustees, Mrs. Jack Lazar, Mrs. of the fluid in the child's eye. that new boy!" • Mrs. George Murdock, Mrs. Charles Leander and Mrs. Alfred ARIES (Ism March ?! lo April 19) ' L18RA (S.pt. 23 lo Oct. 22) Charles Goldstein, Mrs. Jerome A fcrtakfait-ttbte diipule could let U you don't feel -well, try to fet of :f Feuer, Mrs. Albert Goldman, LaMura. i • vou off on wrong foot. Nip it ia we in 4* comecorner by yourieyourselHf antad ukt»Wf«l * bud I Mrs. Saul 'Hunt, Mrs. Norman ANDREW SMITH'S TAURUS {*|»;l20f* M.y»M.y»J SCORPIO (bet(bct.S3. S3 to NorNor.2l. 21)) Wersan, Mrs. Saul Waldman, Sunday in the A baby shower was given tor Tryto bt • huh mor« underitunderitlulinl i Bundle up the? children ind let rtera Mrs. Joseph Kessler, Mrs. Oscar «4tb «omeon. who imutei jou. p, ouuuj ta off nctu eoerjr. Mrs. Joseph Lanzaro, Jr., recent- rnn Gross and Mrs. Jack Vtmark. ly in the home of Mrs. Joseph JOURNAL-AMERICAN 22 to Die. 21) Installation will be Monday in Lanzaro, Sr., on Tennent Rd. SiftESS® SHREWSBURY dim your nertei. > afternoon, to don't be depresied. Buttonwood Manor, Matawan, Morganville. Attending were Mrs. l y ll Joseph Shead, Mrs. Charles Van CANCER (Juitt 22 to°*" July .II»), ,„, CAPRICORN DM. 22
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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, APRJL 7, 1961 7c PER COPY New Jersey Allied Leaders News Briefs West, Soviet at Standoff Associated Press TRENTON—The Supreme Court In Arms Test Ban Talks Fear East-West will hear arguments from a lawyer for six Jersey City tax- GENEVA (AP) — The payers Monday, challenging the Western powers and the recent reapportionment of the Soviet Union were at an- Assembly's CO seats. The tax- Garbage Limit Crises Series other standoff in the nu- payers were turned down by the Appellate Division of Superior clear test ban talks today Court Wednesday. It ruled that Borough Will Handle 160 Gallons But Macmillan Is Optimistic the reapportionment procedures with neither side ready to were legal and proper. The re- Twice Weekly Per Family take the responsibility for shuffle takes' three seats each breaking off negotiations. On Neutral Laos Prospect from Hudson and Essex Counties NEW SHREWSBURY — The Mr. Cole explained this borough British Delegate David Orms- and gives them, one each, to borough sanitation department is fortunate in having its own by-Gore declared yesterday that WASHINGTON (AP) — President Kennedy and Bergen, Burlington, Camden, will pick up no more than five dump. In many places, he said, the West has shown ' monu- British Minister Harold Macmillan reportedly fear the Middlesex, Monmouth and Un- 32-gallon garbage cans full of rates for garbage disposal soar mental patience" and drew a ion. The Supreme Court agreed waste, twice a week, frorh each because the refuse must be carted sharp retort from Soviet Dele- development of a series of crises between the Western to hear the appeal quickly be- borough family under a resolu- for long distances. gate Semyon K. Tsarapkin that powers and Russia this year. cause the April 18 primary elec tion adopted by Borough Council "our patience can certainly These views are reported to prevail in spite of tion is being conducted on the last night. match yours." new distribution. This applies to commercial and Despite the Soviet refusal to encouraging progress re- : Industrial establishments as well Patrolman, come an inrh toward the West- cently made toward agree- PARSIPPANY - A 46-year- as to home owners, Councilman ern position, Ormsby-Gore told Collichio old man, on his way to work Donald Cole stressed. Tsarapkin Britain and the United ment on a cease-fire in the at the Bell Telephone Labora- Mr. Cole requested the resolu- 3d in Course, States have no intention "at this civil war in Laos. tories In Whlppany, was killed tion after receiving a request time" of quitting the talks. Senators who lunched Blamed For yesterday when his car crashed from the Montgomery Ward Commended Some Western diplomats are with Macmillan yesterday quoted Into a tree on Rt. 10. Police Warehouse, Park Rd., for col- talking about another recess in him as saying he was optimistic Identified him as Roland Sny- lection of refuse amounting to NEW SHREWSBURY - Patrol- the negotiations, that resumed a new government could be Fee Ruckus der of Rt. 10, Randolph Town- four to five five-ton truckloads man Edward Holden finished j March 21 after a suspension at formed in Laos that would be KEANSBURG — Mayor James ship. a week. third in a class of 47 which W2 months. truly neutral — not Communist- J. Gravany and Councilman Mar- The councilman said he had in- recently graduated from a six- Since the resumption, the West dominated. tin C. Lohsen said today they wil TRENTON — State Highway vestigated and found that in other week course at the State Police in a package plan has accepted Commissioner Dwight R. G. LAKE CRASH TRAGEDY — Rescuers recover the bodies boroughs such establishments are Academy, Sea Girt, councilman several Soviet proposals for joint A generally somber outlook for not pay "any exorbitant fees' Palmer today extended the lower expected to provide their own John E. Lemon, Jr., reported last nuclear experimentation. But future overall East-West rela- in the pending cases filed by the of three persons who perished when car left Worcester speed limit for big trucks on Rt waste disposal. night. Tsarapkin countered the West's tions emergesfrom information borough against Plumbing Inspec- Turnpike, in Naticlc, Mass., and went into Lake Cochitu- tor Edward J. Davis. 130 for another 4.2 miles in Can Use Dump Council voted to send a letter continued insistence on indepen- made available by U. S. and In response to a question from dent control machinery to police The two, who compose a ma- Camden County. Last week Pal ate. Mrs. Hilda F. Dubuquo, 35, her daughter, Donna, of commendation to the police- British officials on the discus- Sol Grover, Mr. Cole said that any test ban with a demand for jority on council, said the (5,000 mer said the- 45 m.p.h. limit 14, and son, Keith, 9, died in the crash. (APWirophoto) nan. sions of the two Allied leaders a resident who finds that he has what in effect would be a veto to $15,000 fee Councilman Louis would govern truck traffic over The borough's new leased po- here during the past two days. a 26-mile section of the heavily more than five garbage cans full power over the control appara- The talks Were recessed today Collichio predicted at Tuesday's of waste may take the excess, lice car has been received, and is council meeting "would be ridicu- traveled highway from Borden is. while Macmillan flies to Boston himself, and leave it at the in service, Mr. Lemon reported. Unanimity lous and entirely out of line." town south to the Camden Air- The police committee is adver- for an address at the Massa- Council Ups Liquor borough dump, but only if he The Russian proposed that the port traffic circle. The new area tising for lease of a second po- chusetts Institute of Technology? —^'But," they added, "whatever affected runs through Pennsau observes the new dumping rules. control organization be headed expense is incurred, it is Mr. lice car, which, it is hoped, will A final session of the two men ken, Collingswood. Haddon Town These are: no dumping between by the same sort of group the Collichio's direct responsibility" soon be put in service. and their advisers will be held ship, Gloucester City and Brook Saturday at 1 p.m. and Monday Kremlin Is demanding to head because of the "unreasonable tac- at the White House tomorrow lawn. License Fees 20% at 8 a.m., and no dumping ex- The decision to rent rather than he U. N. Secretariat — a three- tics he has employed through- buy police vehicles was made morning after which they plan NEW SHREWSBURY — Mayor cept at spots to be indicated by man directorate representing out." ' will be $360, rather than the by council after studies showed to issue what one official called PATERSON—A J-year-oId girl, and Council last night, after a former $300 charge. signs. the Communist bloc, the Western The mayor and Mr. Lohsen said a saving could be made. • business-like statement on the playing on railroad tracks about public hearing at which no com nations and the neutralist na- when the cases are over and the Both fees were increased 20 Police To Check range of their discussions. a half-block from her home, ment was made from the aud The police force will resume- ions. Unanimity would be re- borough's special attorney, Ben- per cent, the full amount allowed The police force will be asked was struck and killed yesterday fence, passed an ordinance rais- by state liquor laws. pistol practice shortly, at a range quired for any action. Trouble Spots jamin Gruber, of Highlands, sub- to see that these rules are ob- at the Wayside Rod and Gun by an Erle-Lnckawanna freight ing liquor license fees. Two Tennis Courts Ormsby-Gore and U. S. Dele- mits a bill, "it will be carefully served, Mr. Cole said. Club, Mr. Lemon said. gate Arthur H. Dean repeatedly Meanwhile, from authorities train. The ?Irl was .Identified The plenary retail consumption At the same meeting bids were scrutinized and acted upon ac- The rules were put into effect Members of the force have de- told Tsarapkin their governments who participated in the meetings as Maria Flanagan of 196 Mill license fees will now be $480. It received for construction of two cordingly." at the request of the state Board voted off duty hours to preparing would never accept such an ar- which brought the two men to- St. She had been playing in was formerly $400. tennis courts, which can be flood- of Health, the councilman ex- a range here, he said, and plan rangement and appealed to him gether for a total of 10 hours 85 Complaints the yard of her home with two ed for ice skating in winter, on The plenary retail distribution plained. to do target practice once a to withdraw his demand. But the from Wednesday morning At Mr. Collichio's urging, the older brothers. One of the chil- the 'grounds of the Sycamore license fee (for package sales) Mr. Grover asked what part of week. Russian told newsmen yesterday through last night, the following council has filed 86 complaints dren apparently, unlocked the School. taxes go for garbage disposal his government has no intention picture of immediate and poten —there were 89 to start with— gate and they walked to the Practice was formerly conduct- tial cold war trouble spots shapes unguarded tracks and up a 10- The Shore Paving Co., Shrews- Councilman Herbert L. Willett ed at a site near the borough of backing down. against Mr Davis for omitting bury, submitted a bid of $6,820. said that this service costs each up: diagrams on heating contract per- foot embankment. The engineer Hansen dump, but was discontinued early The Russians had agreed pre- told police he applied the Thomas Farrell, Shrewsbury, bid a year of his tax payments. this year because it was felt viously to a single director — a 1. The U. S.-British negotia- mit applications for his private brakes but could not stop In $7,175. That's a bargain, he pointed safety precautions could better neutral — for the control ma- tions with Russia for an agree customers. Such drawings are re- time. Held For Council held the bids for study. out. be observed in some other place. chinery, but Tsarapkin said con- ment to prohibit, the testing of quired by local ordinance. Max- The contract will probably be m ditions had changed. nuclear weapons permanently un- imu' m fin'"e fo'—r violation"'-'•"—s i"« $5*0 awarded at next Thursday's meet- Western diplomats here fear der an international policing each. PRINCETON—Prof. Joseph R Grand Jury ing of the Recreation Commis- the Russian position promises system are making very little Mr. Collichio objected to Bor- Strayer has resigned as chairman Chief Sweeney, Capt. Egidio sion, according to Borough Clerk the same deadlock over control progress. Russia's new demand ough Attorney Howard W. Rob- ofPrinceton University's depart- ASBURY PARK — The Mon- Jerome S. Reed. for the East-West disarmament that the agreement be adminis- erts prosecuting because Mr. ment of history. Prof. Jerome mouth County Democrats who Fence Complaint negotiations expected to resume tered by a three-man director- Roberts had represented Mr. Dav- Blum has been chosen to succeed seeks a state Assembly nomina- To Be Honored at Dinner Sol Grover, owner of Graver's this summer. ate with a built-in Soviet veto is is in a legal action several years him, it was announced today. tion to help boost his plan for a Supermarket, Pine Brook Rd, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — secretary at Fort Monmouth. Both Suggest Recess completely unacceptable to Brit- ago. Mr. Gruber subsequently Blum, 47, is a native of Balti- state lottery was held for Grand at Wayside Rd., repeated a pre- Two veteran police officers, Chief daughters live in the borough. A leading Democrat here ob- ain and the United States. The was selected as a compromise more. Jury action yesterday on a charge vious complaint about a fence op- Sterling F. Sweeney and Capt The chief is a member of the serving the talks, Sen. Albert directorate would be composed prosecutor. of possessing a lottery slip. TRENTON—The state Motor posite his place of businss which James J. Egidio, will be honored American Legion, Patrolmen's Gore of Tennessee, recommen- of one Soviet, one Western and At Tuesday's council meeting, Norman C. Hansen, 42, of 20 Mr. Collichio recalled he offered Vehicle Division is going lo he charged, is built on the right at a testimonial dinner Monday Benevolent Association, State Po- ded yesterday that the United one neutral representative who Jessica PI., Monmouth Beach, of way, and also is in violation night by the Lions Club in Dop- lice Chiefs Association, the In- States and Britain propose a re- would make decisions by unan- to pay the bill if George Ostrov, speed up Its investigations of fatal accidents to determine railroad ticket agent, also was of borough ordinance 127, which pelt's Hofbrauhaus. ternational Police Chiefs Associa- cess in the test ban talks to givp imous agreement. of Middletown, was named as told by Magistrate Eugene Capl- counsel. whether drivers should lose limits the size and type of fences Both policemen have given the tion, and is a past president of the Soviet government time to Macmillan and Kennedy agreed their licenses. Ned J. Par- bianco that a contempt of court permitted. borough more than 30 years of the Monmouth County Police reconsider its veto demand. Mayor Gravany and Council- proceeding will probably be that the Western powers could man Lohsen said: sekian, motor vehicle director, The fence, he said, is owned service. Chiefs Association. His words undoubtedly were never rely on an inspection sys- announced today he has ap- started against him. by Edward Carney. Chief Sweeney's father, Edward Commenting on his job, Chief meant to convey to the Russians 'Involved Council' tem which was subject to a pointed three members of his On the lottery ticket charge, Milton Mausner, borough at- E. Sweeney, was chief of police Sweeney termed it "just solid that the U. S. Senate would never Soviet veto. Unless, as they hope, "If Mr. Collichio sincerely staff (o act as a review board. Hansen was released in $500 bail. torney, said that discussions with before him. routine police work—nothing sen ratify such a treaty. Soviet Premier Khrushchev will wanted to have his own lawyer A division spokesman said As to the contempt charge, the the owner's attorney about the A brother, C. Edward Sweeney, sational." drop or drastically modify the and pay the bill, he could have state police reports are used magistrate said he was still alleged trespass are now going was police chief in Monmouth "Even though the population directorate proposal, the nuclear made the complaints as an In- now and sometimes there Is checking law books as to whether on. Beach for 25 years. has doubled over the years, our test talks at Geneva would ap- dividual citizen. Instead he has not enough Information in them, it should be processed as a civil When Chief Edward Sweeney problems haven't," he noted. See Crackdown 1 If any borough ordinance is be- pear to be headed for a break- involved the Borough Council, "A lot of cases have been post- or criminal matter and said that ing violated, he advised, a com- died in office in June, 1930, May- 'We have a very law-abiding down. made it impossible for the bor- poned while we get additional he would decide soon. plaint should be made. or John L. Snedecker pinned the community. So you might say On School Bus ough attorney to handle the case witnesses," he said. The three- chief's badge on Sterling, who my job has been easy." If the Geneva talks do fail Ken- Hansen was told his attorney, Police Chief James Herring without extra fees, and forced man board will get all the data had Just begun his police career nedy will be faced with an al- Henry K. Abell, of Asbury Park, said he would file a complaint Replaced Chief the employment of an outside at- together and then determine If the year before. most immediate decision on will be advised of the date of Monday morning. On. the night that Chief Sweeney Law Violators torney. action should be taken cgalnst hearing for contempt. Mr, Capi- Prior to that, the chief had whether to order a resumption 'Lake' Hurts Business received his chief's badge, James WEST LONG BRANCH — A "Obviously there will be some the drivers. bianco said the latter will be been employed for 14 years with closer check on motorists who of nuclear testing which has been Mr. Grover also complained J. Egidio was named patrolman expense to the taxpayers, waste- based on the defendant's use. of the Central Railroad of New Jer- pass halted school buses was suspended since the Geneva Con- vehemently about the flooding on to succeed him. ful as such spending will be un- TRENTON — A preliminary the court to gain publicity. sey as baggage master." promised last night by Council- ference started-2V£ years ago. Pine Brook Rd. A three-letter man in high der the circumstances. order requiring a West Paterson Two Daughters man George M. Conway, chair- , Hansen had himself arrested "Business these days is not so school, he became a well known Blow to Efforts "We regret Mr. Collichio has auto wrecking firm to submit a Bayshore sports figure. A semi- man of the police committee. seen fit, while the cases are be- March 20 when he walked into wonderful," Mr. Grover said. Chief Sweeney has been mar- 2. Since the test talks at Gen- plan for compliance with the ban police headauarters and produced ried for 38 years to the former pro ballplayer until 1949, he was Mr. Conway said the police de- ing prepared for court, to try against open burning has been is- "You have to do things to get eva have been regarded by the a $3 Irish Sweepstakes ticket he Betty Swanson, of Sweden. They outfielder on the Leonardo Field partment "will check diligently" them in the newspapers and to sued by the state Health Depart- people to come into your store. on such violations. Western powers as a possible said belonged to him. He was And here I am surrounded by a have two daughters, Miss Janet Club team, and a member of the harass and seek to undermine ment. Walter Panas, proprietor He pointed out, however, that first step toward disarmament, booked and held for a hearing. lake." M. Sweeney, a graduate nurse 1930 Monmouth County champ- the special borough prosecutor. of the West Paterson Auto Wreck- ionship basketball team. five school buses are in opera-- a failure at Geneva would inevi- "In our judgment the outcome After leaving court yesterday, Councilman Donald Cole, chair- now serving in the operating ing Co. was asked to present a For six years he was an as- ion at once and the police de- tably be considered as a blow to of the first few cases—since there plan by April 28. It must include Mr. Hansen told reporters he was man of the road committee, told room at Monmouth Medical Cen- sistant athletic coach in the local partment has only five men. disarmament. The two leaders is a great deal of similarity provisions for running water, fire- optimistic both about the outcome him that this problem would be ter, and Mrs. Eva B. Cooper, a high school. A popular umpire, Critical Area reviewed the disarmament out- in all 86—will determine the wis- fighting equipment and proper in of the Grand Jury hearing and considered along with the rest of apt. Egido still serves as of- look and reaffirmed their hope dom of trying all complaints. The cineration. Panas was charged the contempt hearing. He said: the borough roads in a survey to Mr. Conway said he had met ficial for many high school that the test talks would prove decision ultimately will rest with with violating the state air pollu- "I feel I have not violated any be made within the next two Raise Parochial with the transportation commit- sports. successful, despite the current the presiding magistrate and tion code's ban against open law. In buying an Irish Sweep- weeks. tee of the Board of Educaion to October, 1943, Mr. gloomy prospect, and that dis- counsel for the borough and the burning for salvage purposes at stakes ticket I have contributed School Aid Issue Starting discuss the problem. One partic- Quits Swim Club Egidio served two years with the armament negotiations now pro- defendant. his lot at Jackson La., West Pat- to the support of a charitable ularly critical area where buses A letter was read from Coun- Army. He held the rank of staff jected for midsummer would get "This factor certainly should erson. hospital under a plan conducted ENGLEWOOD (AP)—The con- stop, he said, is on a curve at clman Robert Davidson, who was sergeant. off to a good start. have some hearing on the total by the Irish government. Even troversy over federal and state Wall and Dennis St. absent last night, in which he Mayor Thomas McVey, in 1946, fee to be claimed against the bor- our own law enforcement author- aid to parochial schools was Harold J. Pesce, 39 Hollywood 3. The chances of a new East- NEWARK — The FBI yester- ities seem to agree with me that said he was resigning from the raised at a foint meeting of Dem- moved his promotion to the rank Wcst confrontation over West ough and judgment should be re- Swim Club, whose proposed site Ave., submitted his resignation day announced the arrest of a this is not illegal because the ocratic and Republican guberna- of police captain. from the Zoning Board of Adjust- Berlin were rated high, although served until time." on Riverdale Ave. is a current fourth suspect !n connection winners receive widespread pub- torial candidates here last ntpht. A charter member of the First ment. Mr. Pesce, who has served Macmillan considered that Khrush- with the theft of two tractors subject of controversy. licity and nothing is done to But only the three major Re- Aid Squad, Capt. Egidio has been about seven years, cited increased chev may choose to exert prim- and trailers from Miller Motor TRAINMAN STRICKEN prosecute them. Mr. Davidson said he was re- publican candidates were ques- its captain and president several personal business and military re- ary pressure for Communist ex- Express of Rohway on Oct. 10, SPRING LAKE (AP) - "I certainly have no contempt signing so as to be free to take tioned about the topic by mem- times. He lias been an active serve duties for his move. pansion in some of the underde- 1960. Arrested by FBI agents trainman for the Pennsylvania or criticism of the court. The part in council deliberations on bers of the audience. first aid instructor since 1942. Council received an offer from veloped countries in Africa and was Joseph Krzywickl, 48, of Railroad was pronounced dead on onlv contempt I have is for the the matter if necessary. Two GOP Candidates, James Fire Chief Capt. G. H. Richards, 31 Brook Asia. Both Kennedy and Mac- 30 Obert St., South River. The arrival at Fitkin Memorial Hos- politician who has prevented the The council voted to sign a P. Mitchell, former secretary of A member of Mantell Hose Co|willow Ave-, to buy two borough- millon agreed that Khrushchev's tractors and trailers with car- lield Qts on pital, Neptune, yesterday shortly people, nine out of ten of whom mutual fire fighting aid pact with labor, and State Sen. Wayne Du- 2 he served as department fire! ' Maple Ave. adjoin- repeated statement that he wants goes of cotton merchandise after he suffered a heart attack want a state lottery, from voting NAD Earle. mont Jr., R-Warren, said they chie••-•--f in 1952- . |ing his property. The property a solution of the Berlin problem valued in excess of $38,000 aboard a Newark-bound train. on a lottery. were npnosed to state aid for pri- will be placed at auction at a this year must bo given very were recovered intact In New- He has served as president of "With our serious financial sit- vate schools. Mitchell said the future council meeting. serious weight. He was Identified as Joseph ark Oct. 10, 1960, where they Mrs. Molokie Quits the P.B.A. local for four years. uation in the state government, theory of separation of church 60 Trees Planted A. Kelly, 47, of 1227 John St., had been abandoned. The cotton Since its inception in 1951, Capt. The President and Prime Min- I think the people have a right Slinde Cnniniissioii and state "is one of the most Councilman Richard F. Cooper Point Pleasant. goods was being shipped from Egidio has been on the Recrea- ister reaffirmed their determina- to a referendum to decide if they NEW SHREWSBURY-BorouRh precious creeds and philosophies announced that planting of 60 ad- A spokesman for the New York Georgia and North Carolina to tion Commission as treasurer, tion not to weaken the Western would not prefer a lottery to some Council last night accepted with we have." ditional shade trees has been com- fc Long Branch Railroad said New Jersey when the theft' oc- vice chairman, and chairman. He position In Berlin or to withdraw new tax to produce the money to, regret the resignation of Mrs. W. The third GOP candidate, state pleted by the street department. Kelly suffered the stroke as the curred. Previously arrested in served mainly as baseball co-or- from any of their obligations to get our children off half sessions W. Molokie, Hope Rd., from the Sen. Walter Jones, R-Bergcn. said It was announced that 12 fire- train approached the Spring Lake the case were John Wilczynskl dinator. protect the West Berlin people in school and provide some of the Shade Tree Commission, for rea- t is a "constitutional ouestion." men from Companies 1 and 2 will station. of Perth Amboy, John Walsl- The captain has been married against Communist threats and other money needed in the gov- sons of health. She has served on He said, however, that New Jer- graduate from New Jersey Fire fer of New Monmouth and Peter or 26 years to the former Vivian pressures. :rnment. the commission three years. sey has set several precedents by School in Manasquan next week. Notice To Fair Haven Residents F. O'Prandy of New Brunswick. Therkelsen, of Perth Amboy. Mayor Karl K. Baron appoint- using state money for school bus- They have two daughters, Elaine Mayor Fred W. SchanU de- They also reported In general Spring cleanup days to,be held Krzywickl was arraigned before ed Mrs. Charles H. Schutt to fill es transporting children to pri- and Rosanne. clared the week of April 24 as agreement that concessions of- as follows: V. S. Commissioner William F. NO SALARY HIKE Mrs. Molokie's unexpired term. vate schools and by providing Among his other activities, Sjjring Clean Up Week. fered Russia for a Berlin agree- Monday April 10, from Buena McClosky In New Brunswick UNION BEACH — The 1961-62 scholarships for students to use Capt. Egidio is an active member Council promised to investigate ment in 1959 are now to be con- Vista Avc. to Fair Haven Road. who released the suspect on his salary of Paul J. Evans, borough FOR THE BIRDS at the schools of their choice, in- of the American Legion, Knights a complaint by Gregory Lentzak sidered withdrawn since Russia Tuesday April 11, Fair Haven own personal bond. Ralph W. schools administrative principal, Road to Hance Road. NEW YORK (AP) — The big of Columbus, and the Catholic Cedar Ave.. that a house at Ce- rejected them at the time. Bachman, special agent in set at $8,000 Tuesday night by the beacon atop the Empire State PAPER DRIVE dar Ave. and Elmwood Ave. is Wednesday April 12, Hance Road charge of the Newark office of War Veterans. Board of Education, is the same building will be turned off April RED BANK - Reliaf Enghe Both officers said that thcyibeinB uscd a rooming house In Those concessions included a to Prospect Avc. the FBI, who announced the ar- tentative offer to consider reduc- as the current year's figure. It 15 for six weeks while birds com- Co. of Drummond PI. hold a plan to remain "in harness" as violation of the zoning code. He Roy W. Nelson, Clerk rest, said Krzywickl has been was erroneously reported that the ing the Allied garrison force of Borough of Fair Haven plete their migration from south scrap paper drive Sunday from long as they are needed. said at least eight Monmouth employed as a laborer by a figure represented a $500 in- to north. Beacons rattle the birds, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Willard D. College students are rooming about 11,000 men in West Berlin. —Adv. paint company In Sayrevillc. Frank Siegfried is chairman of crease. and they fly smack into them. Watkins, secretary, said today, the Lions testimonial dinner. there. ! 14-Friday. April 7, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER [ Brennan Ts Triple Hal Humphrey; Walter Brennan is the only MOVIE TIMETABLE triple winner among the acting BED BANK contenders; he got his in the sup- Oscar Losers Also porting category. Anthony Quinn Carlton—Cimarron 2:00; 7:00; Shows to Watch scored in support twice. No sup- 9:25. SAT.—Cimarron 1:00; 4:35; porting actress has been able to TONIGHT gams augment the 25-voice Sing win more than a single Oscar. 7:15; 9:50. Along Gang. A pleasant hour. Worthy of Mention SUN.—Carthage in Flames 10:00 — (Ch. 2) — The Twi- Bette Davis has two other dis- 2:00; 5:00; 8:00; Gorgo 3:40; light Zone — Cliff Robertson is tinctions besides her double win. TOMORROW NIGHT By BOB THOMAS Honorary Titles 6:40; 9:40. featured as the weary leader of She was the only woman presi- i covered wagon party who has 9:30 — (Ch. 4) — The Natlon'i AP Mevie-TV Writer EATONTOWN Yes, I know all three got Os- dent of the Academy. And she jnly the fragment of his dream Future — With the opening of HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The bal-cars. But they were "honoraiy" owns the most acting nominations Drive-In — Kartoon Karnival of a promised land left, until he Adolf Eichmann's trial just a loti are cut, campaigning has awards, given to salve the Acad- -nine. 7:00; Herod The Great 7:55; suddenly discovers himself in a few days away, a news-making ceased, am) sow begins the emy's conscience for such over- Following her are Katherine Gorgo 9:45; The Crawling Eye new world in "A Hundred Yards debate will take place here. Pro- hashed wait for tha 1960 Acad- sights. Hepburn with eight nominations 11:40. Over the Rim." Looking for that fessor Milton Katz of Harvard emy Awards. What about Cary Grant? He and Greer Garson with seven. SAT.-Gorgo 7:05; 10:45; Herod different western? This is the Law School takes the affirma- Ten dayi hence, a new set or remains Oscarless. Irene Dunne. Norma Shearer and Deborah Kerr The Great 9:10. place. tive, and professor Wechsler of SUN.—Cimarron 7:00; 10:20; atatistica will be added to the Mo-1 Deborah Kerr. Rosalind Russell, have six apiece. Five-timers are Columbia Law School the nega- The Black Cat 10:00. tion Picture Academy's 33-year Barbara Stanwyck, Charles Boy- I Irene Dunne, Susan Hayward, In- 7:» — (Ch. 4) — Happy • tive in the debate: "Does Eich- records. There will be much er, Fred MacMurray. William grid Bergman, Olivia De Havil- COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Eight Oriental orphans are left mann's Trial by Israel Serve the hoopla about tha winners. I've al- Powell, Henry Fonda and John land and Jennifer Jones. The lat- Shore Drive-In—Open Weekends with the Days (Yvonne Lime and Cause of International Justice?" ways felt tha loseri deserved Barrymore are among the other ter two include one support nom- Only. Ronnie Burns) for the week-end- aomt notice, too. !distinguished performers who nev-ination apiece. FRI. SAT. & SUN.-Cartoons just when they are trying to 7: SO — (Ch. 4) — Bonanza - Repeating a show first seen last This year'a hapless hopeful er won the big prize. •Tracy Topa Men 7:00; World of Surie Wong 7:25; prove to a wealthy couple that Shouldn't feel too bad; they're in And what about the winners? 11:25; Blueprint For Robbery their motel Is the most peaceful Dec. 10. "Silent Thunder" fea- The male stars don't seem to in Palm Springs. Story unfolds tured Stella Stevens in her first good company. Greta Garbo is Five have won the best-actress A fantaitic pre-hijtoric monster is capfurod and brought 9:50. repeat as frequently. Tracy is tops around International Orphans, hour-long TV play portraying a considered by many the screen's award twice—Bette Davis, Olivia HAZLET ' with seven nominations. Laurence to London for exhibition in this scene from Metro-Gold- nc, an organization founded by deaf-mute girl. Little Joe (Mich- all-time great actress—she nev- De Havilalnd, Luise Rainer, In- Olivier has been up six times. wyn-Mayar's tuipemeful thrill-drama, "Gorge" Bill Loew'a Drive-In—Cartoon 7:00; Yvonne and actress Sara Buck ael Landon) befriends her and er won an Oscar. Nor did Char- grid Bergman and Vivien Leigh. Fredric March, Paul Muni, Cimarron 7:05; 10:00; Nature's ner while they were on a govern- teaches her s i^g n language lie Chaplin, Hollywood's top com- Three have doubled for the best Travars, William Sylvester and young Academy Award- James Stewart, Marlon Brando Strangest Creatures 9:50. ment-sponsored goodwill tour of which, amidst thunder and edian. Nor Fred Astaire, greatest actor honor — Fredric March, and Gary Cooper made it five winner Vincent Wintar star in the King Brothers Produc- SAT. & SUN.—Cartoons 7:00; the Orient in 1959. Mickey Roon lightening, she discovers she can of tha musical comedy sura. Gary Cooper and Spencer Tracy. times. tion, filmed in Automotion and color. Starts Sunday at Cimarron 7:30; 10:30; Nature's ey directs. understand. Albert Salmi Is ex- Strangest Creatures 10:15. The supporting players are ev- Carlton Theatre, Red Bank. Co-featured vjth "Carthage cellent as the menace. en less repetitive. Brennan, in Flames." ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 8: JO — (Ch. 4) — Nanette Fab- RADIO Claude Rains and Arthur Ken- Atlantic—Where the Boys Are ray — In an episode titled 7:30 — (Cb. 2) — Perry Mason nedy have been in the running "Those Golden Days," health — A lion's cage in a zoo is the WABC 77* WNEW 11M 7:20; 9:20. four times, and Kennedy also con- SAT.—Where the Boys Are and old age suddenly become scene of a murder in "The Case WOBS WOR 711 tended once in the star category. concerns of Nan and her hubby of the Cowardly Lion." The zoo's WHTG WPAT 7:20: 9:20; Space Children 2:00. m t» Wendell Corey). It happens at a WNBC 141* WQXR MM Charles Coburn and Charles Bick- Methodist Preacher SUN.—The Facts of Life 2:40; dentist is the victim, and Perry Ml tord were thrice nominated. 4:50; 7:00; 9:20. party one night when the man is asked by the zoo's curator to AmBNoON WOR Bnalnui: Nawi of the house overhears Nan con TiSO—WCBS Ntwi: Ed Joyea Thelma Rltter has been up five find out if a missing gorilla is Stiaa ' W»BC CVaill. Graat WMBC Moritn Btatu KEANSBURG versing with one of the girls. linked with threats to a pretty weaa N.«. WOU Nawi: times for support but never won. WHT* Monmooth-Oc.la ' Ethel Barrymore had four nomin- Is Also Star of TV Casino—Facts of Life 7:00; 9: Just another minor crisis in bub-girl by the dentist. One of TV's Haara Suauaarr Gabriel Haatcr 15; Patterson-Johannsen Fights ling Nanette's TV life. WNBC Nrwi; Jim Low. Till—WOW Capitol Cloi.-Up ations, and there have been three most successful operations. WO* Naw.. John Sou Ti4l—WMBCNiw York Cltx 6:45; 9:00. Wai Tha FiUiaralda TllkiBi for Celeste Holm. Anne Revere, HOLLYWOOD — When the Shayne corrupted or assaulted his WOI C.rltnn Fr.flricki SUN.—Circle of Deception 2:00; 1:00 - (Ch. 4) - Sing Along 10:00 — (Ch. 2) — Gunimoke WCM Farla K.Boit TiSO—WNBC Wayna Unwell Claire Trevor and Agnes Moore- press, agent for a TV series dis- conscience as a man interested WHTBTtia I. Monmouth tilt—WABC Nawi: Chuck head. in the ministry. 4:25; 6:45; 9:10. With Mitch — With setting in — Matt Dillon and Chester trail County covers that one. of Us stars is various colorful locales — the a horse-stealing murderer. The WMYB County Aa»nt Duatway There will be four more acting "I tell them it was no problem KEYPORT Sl«O—WCBS World Tonltht also • licensed preacher, the St. Louis Fair of 1904, a Hawai- job of tracking the killer down WCM All.n Grar WHBC Nawi: Ways. winners April 17. Just remember at all," laughs Hugh, "because Strand—Cimarron 6:45; 9:17. 1HT« Nawa: ian luau, dockside in New York becomes more difficult when ha Raluiai Moala Mow.ll the 18 losers, too; that's all I iress agent generally flips. That's Shayne was the one who got beai SAT. & SUN.—Cimarron 1:45; lUlSS—WMC Nawa: Farrall Smith WOR Nawi, World Todir up." — guest singers Guy Mitchell, takes a hostage. The west is still WIIM Emahaall ailt—WCBB Ed Joje. ask. he kind of an "angle" the Sun- 4:17; 6:42; 9:14. SilS—WOR Sporli As a citizen and a father (the Louis O'Brien and Leslie Ug- the west here, and Marshal Dil- tiaa—WCM Nawa SiSa—WOK Mr Trua Storr day feature editors "eat up," he LONG BRANCH lon has all the answers — and WHTB H.adlln.l. Egf aiSS—WABC Nawi: Chnck Beaumonts have two boys and a _ .._. Frlcta, Maaio figures. Chester the questions. WNBCNawi: Jim Lo»a thmftwar girl), Hugh is disturbed over the Baronet-Facts Of Life 3:20; Deck 3:45; 7:10; 10:30: Circle WOSI Nawa •iao—WNBC N.wi: Bob Barrnia TV Pace You take pictures of the star senseless amount of violence on 7:20; 9:40; In Person: Rickey; of Deception 2:00; 5:20; 8:50. 111*—WCH MaaaadWU. WCM N.wi; World Of Huiio craping the niake-up off his phiz TV these days. Lee and The Emotions 9:00. Frogs utter their mating calls tit*-. WCM BobDizon MONTCLAIR WOI Catltoa Ft.dailcln |,1«—WOR New,; McCnllouik ind dashing madly to his pulpit "I try to encourage our kids to SAT.—Kiddie Show: Mark of without opening their mouths. Air tiaa—WHT« Nawi: « Eliot Slows Down where his sermon may be on the Clalridge—FRI. & SAT.-Sevcn from the lungs is forced back Kalaxlnff Maale •J«I—WABC Nawi; Scott Muni do other things than look at TV Zorro 2:00; The Facts of Life Iiat—WABC Nawi: Fanall Smith CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL PRESBYTERIAN FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL I MT. ZION ST. JAMES CATHOLIC SCIENTIST Shrewsbury Red Bank j Red Bank Red Bank Conservative Red Bank Holy Eucharist will be cele-; Rev. Virginia Wright, pastor, More Than Eichmann Rumson The Rev. John R. Collins, Pas- Sunday masses are at 9, 7, S, Those attending services Sun- brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Holy j will preach Sunday at II a.m., 9, 10, li and 12 (high mass) in Rabbi Gilbert S: Rosenthal will tor, will deliver a sermon Sun- day at 11 a.m. will hear a chal- Eucharist and church school will | and Holy Communion will be'the church and 9.10 and II o'clock preach tonight at 8:30 on thdae y at 9:30 and 11 a.m. entitled lenging call to overcome sin and be at 9:15. Morning prayer and!observed. Sunday school will „, the high school auditorium, subject, "Between the Devil and "Spirited Friendship" the first In sickenss of every kind through termon by the rector, Rev. I meet at 10 a.m. Confessions are heard Satur- Must Stand Indicted the Deep Blue Sea." The sermon a series, "What Makes Charac- which is appropriate to the clos- ter Christian." wholly spiritual means. Charles H. Best, will be at 11! The Young People's Holy As- days from 4 to 6 p. m., and from pravity these same tenden- «.m. jsociation will meet at 6:30 pm. By GEORGE W. CORNELL ing days of the Passover holiday The ushers serving at 9:30 a.m. Highlighting the lesson-sermon 7:30 to 9 p. m., and week-days cies can be found today in many There will be a coffee hour in and evening worship will be held Associated Press Religion Writer will analyze the different ap- will include Thomas B. Elder entitled, "Are Sin, Disease, and during the 7:45 o'clock mass. parts of the world." Shaw, Winthrop Macomber, Wil parish hall immediately after] at 7:30. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 proaches to Jewish life In Ameri- Death Real?" will be the text: Only one human being will be :a. liam Mannel, Theodore L. "The kingdom of heaven is at the last service. I Bible training school will meet!p. m. in the church. A baptism in the dock. But in the eyes of Recker, and Daniel C. Stark. Hoiy Eucharist will be cele-i Monday at 8 p.m. and cottage EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF Cantor Sidney Scharff assisted hand. Heal the sick, cleanse the 'dank must be obtained from the many religious leaders, so will Those serving at the later service brated Wednesday at 8 and 10 prayer meeting Tuesday at 8 GOO by the choir under the direction of lepers, raise the dead, cast out rectory and filled out before the humanity. will include Arnold T. Anderson, a.m. The service of healing willip.m. baptism takes place. North Centerville Leonard Schlosberg will sing devils: freely ye have received, They see the trial of Adolf Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- special Passover festival tunes. John E. Apgar, George Culbert, freely give." (Matthew 10). be held at 8:30 and 10:30. A prayer service will be held Novena devotions in honor of Harry Davey and Robert Wilson. There will be a meeting of the Wednesday at S p.m. Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- Eichmann, scheduled to begin tor, will conduct the Sunday Candle lighting time will be Ono of the selections to be read board of the Woman's Guild Evangelistic service and pas- U every Monday at 8 p. m. innext week in Israel, as pointing service at II a. m. and e»an- 6:0? p.m. Mrs. Irving Diamond Nursery care will be provided from "Science and Health with Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. The April tor's aide meeting will be Fri- the church. up a stark and universal moral gelistic service at 7 p. m. Sun- will recite the candle blessing. in the Church House during both Key to the Scriptures" by Mary services. Mrs. Carl Mann will be meeting of the Woman's Guild day at 8 p.m. lesson: day-school wi' meet at 9:45 a. m. The floral donation for the pulpit Baker Eddy states: "God is as in charge. will be Tuesday at 2 p.m., with ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC The evil residing in the depth Week-day services for young will be made by Mr. and Mrs. incapable of producing sin, sick- Red Bank people will be Thursday at 6:45 The junior-high Westminister guest speaker, Katharyn Wolcott A.M.E. ZION of human nature. Irving Diamond in honor of their ness, and death as He is of ex- Masses are celebrated Sunday p. m. and prayei and Bible study Fellowship will meet in the Grouls. Red Bank The facts brought out undoubt- wedding anniversary. An Oneg periencing these errors. How then at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. for adults, Thursday at 7:45 p. m. Shabbat will follow the services. Church. House Sunday at 6 p.m. is it possible for Him to create The "Triangle Ranch Party." Rev. Charles E. Bourne will edly "will have a cathartic ef- with Charles E. Steen, Jr. as ad- Confessions are heard Saturdays Special prayer services will be Services for the last day of man subject to this triad of er- a variety show presented by the preach Sunday at 11 a.m. The fect upon the conscience of man- visor. The senior high Fellowship from 4:30 to 6 p. m., and from Wednesday at 1 p. m. Passover will be held tomorrow rors,—man who is made in the Triangle Club, will be held in Zion Travelers will sins. Sunday 7:30 to 9 p. m. kind," says theoogian Reinhold will meet at 6:30 p.m. with Mr. *e parish hall Friday, April 14, school will meet at 9:30. Niebuhr, of Union Seminary. Communion will be adminis- at 10 a.m. Rabbi Rosenthal will divine likeness?" Baptisms are at 12:30 p. m. Collins conducting. •nd Saturday, April 15., at 8| "The Gospel in Song" will be Meaning Of Hatred tered the first Sunday morning preach on the subject, "When Sundays. The Executive Board of 'the This verse will be read from pm. I presented by the Red Bank of the month. The Women'; Spring Comes." His sermon wil! Psalm 145: "The Lord iJ right- The Miraculous Medal Noveha "It will remind the whole world Women's Association will meet) Missionary Council will meet the be at 11:15 a.m. followed by Yiz- eous in all his ways, and holy Community Gospel Singers Sun- L held Mondays at 7:30 p. mof a chapter in German and also Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church day at 7:30 p.m. Joseph Nelson third Wednesday of each month kor Memorial Services. Cantor in all his works." HOLY TRINITY EV. and the Perpetual Novena to Stin human history that we would at 7:30 p. m. lounge. LUTHERAN will direct, and the event will Sidney Scharff will chant the Anthony is held Tuesday at 7:30 all like to forget." service. Junior Congregation wil The Deacons will meet Tuesday Red Bank I be sponsored by the Crusaders' Although it is Eichmann who at 8 p.m. in the Church House CHURCH OF CHRIST Thert will be no confirmation Guild. ST. JOHN'S METHODIST meet at 9:15 a.m. Saturday eve- Red Bank PRESBYTERIAN stands accused as the Nazi Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor. ning services to conclude the fes- with Theodore L. Recker as mod- class tomorrow. A church wom- A prayer service will be halt slaughterer of millions of Jews, erator. Bible classes will be held Sun- en's conference will be held to- Wednesday at 8 pm. Rumson Fred Bopp, Jr., Minister of tival will be at 6:15. Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., will some religious spokesmen say the The Mission Belles will meet day at 10 a.m. Morning worship . morrow at 12:30 p.m. at Wagner i Music. Sunday morning services wil' preach Sunday at 9:30 and II guilt was not his alone, nor whol- Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in thwile l begin at II a.m. The minister, Sunday Services: 8, 9:30 and be at 9:15. followed by the Tal- " College. I ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL a.m. on "The Christian Brand of ly that of the Nazs only. arts & craft room of the Church Charles- L, Brown, will speak on 11 a. m.; Church School; 9:30mud Class. There will be no The Sunday school staff will Little Silver Sorrow." The American Jewish Commit- House. Mrs. Thomas M. Dunlap the topic, "Our Efforts to Evan- . meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the! and 11 a. m. evening service: Sunday school or Sunday Hebrew St. John's Couples' Club wil tee in a comprehensive an- will be chairman. gelize." parish bouse. John H. Watson, 3d, minister 7:30. school. Hebrew school will re- meet in the parish house tonigjit alysis of the Eichmann case, says sume on Monday. The Lord's Supper Is served The United Lutheran Church at 7:15 p.m. for a lasagne sup- of music, will play "Variations each First Day at this time. in A Minor and A Major," by it "should make us conform . . . Youth meetings: Intermediates; The Sisterhood will sponsore the - REFORMED , Women will take a bus trip to per for members and their Evening worship will he con- Franck; "Nocturne in G Minor," th meaning of hatred and totali- Eth, 7th and 8th grades at 6:45; Jewish Art Festival on Sunday New Shrewsbury - New York Wednesday, leaving guests. A social evening will e by Chopin; and "Trumpet Vol- tarianism, our own relations lo and Senior Youth Fellowship and evening at 8 p.m. Saul Raskin Morning worship will he held | ducted Sunday at 6:30. A thirty 1 the church at 8:30 a.m. follow. 1 1 period of hymn singing; untary," by Purcell. At 9:30 a.m., these evil and their continued Post High School Fellowship at distinguished artist, will exhibit Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. with' " '""'" "*••'"•* -' •"""" -•""" "" Sunday services will be asthe guest soloist, Mrs. Wesley 7:30 p. m. his painting. Ben Ari will exhibit sermon by the pastor, Rev. Isaac will be held at 6 p.m. follows: 8 a.m., Holy Commun- presence in our modem world." CENTRAL BAPTIST Crozier, will sing "I Know That ritual objects and Zimel Resnick C. Rottenberg. A mid-week Bible study will be ion; 9:30 a.m., children's church Could Have Been Savd • Atlantic Highlands My Redeemer Liveth," by Han- BAYSHORE COMMUNITY will display part of his famous Music will be "Stradella" by I conducted .Thursday evening at in the parish house. The service The study notes that in World .- Rev. Harry W. Kraft will preach del: and at 11 a.m. the Chancel East Keansburg collection of Jewish art objects. Robinson, "Turn Ye Even to Me" 7:30. wili-be conducted by..'he jector, War II, the NaJis, through Eich- : Sunday-at-IHMnr-gunday school Choir will sing~"Wheirthe World Sunday-School meets-at - 9:30 - The Adult-Institutes wilLhul by Harker, and "Benedictus es^ 9:30, family morning prayer con- mann and others, offered to trade will meet at 9:45 a.m. Drew Near Its Close," by Ring- u m. Church service Is at 11its last session of the Spring se- Domine" by Wilson! The QuirteT UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP—; ducted by Richard Wilson, lay The Ambassadors and Pil wald. Jewish lives for supplies and oth- mester Thursday at 7:45 for the will sing "Moment by Moment" Red Bank reader. The rector will preach (rims will meet at 6:30 p.m. er military advantages, but these Hebrew class, and at 8:45 for the by Moody at the 9:30 service. "The Stages of Life" will be at 11 a.m., morning prayer and Church school will meet at 9:30 Prayers for peace and healing Evening worship, with a ser- "offers were rejected" by the Al- Bible class. The Choir will offer the anthem the sermon topic of Rev. W. Hol- sermon by the rector. a.m., in five departments—nurs- service will be held Wednesday mon by Rev. Mr. Kraft, will be lies. at 10 a. m. "You Prayed For Me" by Emig lis Tegarden Sunday at 10:30 Sunday at 8 p.m. there wil ery through junior high. The sen "People who might have been •t 1 p.m. Music will be by the ior high department will meet in Soldiers of Christ meet at 7:ST- . GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVERJat 11 a.m. a.m. During the service Mr. Te- "Praise Him" band. be a meeting of the Stewardship saved were murdered. Obviously, EPISCOPAL Emer Ralph, Joseph Zetkulic, garden will present the Boy Education Program Committee the auditorium at 10:30 a.m. Sen 30 p. m. the second, fourth and Prayer meeting and Bible study ior High Fellowship will meet in the Nazis were the murderers, fifth Sundays of the month. The Rumson David Veitch and Raymond Ben- Scouts of America "God and in the parish house. The com not the Allies. Yet were all com- jamin will usher for the first serv- will be Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. the lounge, at 7:15 p.m. Women's Guild meets the third There will be a celebration of Country Award" to William mittee will also meet Tuesday pletely guiltless"? ice. Ushers for the 11 a.m. serv- Refreshments will be served by The Prayer Fellowship will last Tuesday of each month. jHoly Communion in the chantry Kroll. at 8 p.m. ice will include Fred Horsfall, the Maranatha group at 8:30 p.m. meet in the lounge Tuesday at The case has aroused a maze SundaSd y att 8 a.mam. Church school classes are held There will be an all parish of international questions. Some DIVINE LOVE NEW BIRTH Alfred Herbert, Herbert Springer at 10:30 under the supervision of fellowship dinner in Crystal 10 a.m. The Board of Trustees Family service and address by religious leaders and others have SPIRITUALISM CENTRE the rector, Rev. Canon George and Roger Scverin. George Doyle, religious education MONMOUTH REFORM Brook Inn, Shrewsbury, Thurs- will meet in the pastor's study TEMPLE Tuesday at 8 p.m. questioned Israel's, jurisdiction, Highlands A. Robertshaiv will be at 9:30 Sunday school will start at director. day at 7 p.m. Josephine Cantrell Seals, pas- 9:30 a.m. Shrewsbury The Women's Association will and the action of her ._„_.agent„s in... p , pjam ne girlgirlss ' choichoir r wilwill l sjsinngg or is .. Senior Youth Fellowship will Rabbi Henry Bamberger will meet in Rooms 1 and 2 Tuesday abducting Eichmann from Argen- | - '" charge of healing serv- "prajse We Our God " Vulpius. NEW APOSTOLIC .- « • *.** rVnp nil «1 mr Cltrt rirh* ra> *s fr Q C l» mtaia i discuss "Rabbi Judah the Prince" LUTHER MEMORIAL at 8 p.m. at which time a film- tina where they caught him. ices all day Sundays at 9 Shrews- The orgat n prelude will be "Hail meet Sunday at 7:15 p.m. Red Bank New Shrewsbury bury Ave. ld l b Hl The Junior Youth Fellowship at services tonight at 8:30 p.m. strip "The Living Lord," will be Israel Criticized God's Triumphant Son," Bach, Rev. Edwin WeibrechtI, of Clif- "Power to Persevere" will be will meet in White Hall Sundayjton wjl, COnduct Sunday service The service will feature a dis- presented. The American Council of Ju- and "Voluntary," Purcell. cussion period on the subject dur- the sermon topic of Rev. Dan- KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN The Spring School of Faith and daism and its president, Clarence At 10:30 a.m. Robert D. Me- nJJUn^, .1,. «/„„-... r-_..;u at 10 am- The serm™ '«« wil ing a social hour. iel D. Reinheimer, pastor, Sun- Belford Kce will play a recital on the On Monday, the Women's Guild be taken from Matthew 9:27-29. day at 10:43 a.m. Sunday school Life will hold its first class in L. Coleman, Jr., of Chicago, have Rev. C. Roger Burklns, pastor, m ch -Sunday school will be held at the lounge Wednesday ati 8:15 Mary Owen Border, memorial! [ risUan Service will meet at Sunday school will begin at 8:45 11:15 a.m. and Bible classes will meet at been among the strongest critics. will be in charge of the services y 8 p.m. Rev. Dr. Norman Victor Coleman assails what he terms carillon. a.m. The Temple Sisterhood board 9:30 a.m. Sunday at 10:45 a. m. In the Bay- Rev. Werner Schneider will Hope, of Princeton Theological "Israel's conception of itself as Morning prayer and sermon: will meet Monday at 12:30 p.m. Voter's Assembly will meet in view School, Leonardville Rd. BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN conduct services Wednesday at Seminary, will be the guest lec- the representative of all Jews" will be held at 11 a.m. The! Monmouth Reform Temple uses the parsonage Monday at 8 p.m turer during the six Wednesday Sunday school meets at 9:30 Cliffwood Beach 8 p.m. The Naomi Circle of the Lu- in the case. a. m. men's and boys' choir, under the Rev. Francis Osterstock, pastor the facilities of the Presbyterian evening classes, and his series of direction of Marshall C. Bush, or- church at Shrewsbury. ther Memorial Women's Society talks will be on "Christianity and He says Israel lacks legal rights will preach Sunday at 9:30 a.m. BAPTIST to try Eichmann. ganist and choirmaster, will sing on the will meet Tuesday in the home the Challenge of the Cults." METHODIST "The Strife Is O'er," Vulpius- subject, "The Man Who New Monmouth of Mrs. Calvin Steitz, Atlantic Highlands Missed Easter." REFORMED Commenting on these and other Whitehead. The prelude will be Bible school will meet Sunday Highlands. The long-range planning . com- Church school meets at 9:30 a. Church school will meet at 9:30 Middletown mittee will meet in the pastor's points, the American Jewish "Rbosymedre," R. Vaughan-Wil- at 9:30 a.m. The Martha Circle will meet m Morning service at II o'clock. a.m. "The Man who Missed Easter," study Thursday at 8 p.m. Committee notes that no other liams, and the postlude, "Hyfry- Rev. William E. Blsgrove will will be the sen.ion topic of Rev. Wednesday In the home of Mrs. country or group of countries has Evening service at 7:30. dol," R. Vaughan-Williams. The senior choir will present a Arthur Bitter, Hazlet. Prayer meeting Wednesday at speak at 10:45 a.m. on "Your Harry A. Olson Sunday at 10:50 asked to try him. " • • Confirmation classes will start cantata, "The Triumph" Sunday Speech Seasoned with Salt." A new.adult class will begin PRESBYTERIAN 7:30 p. nt Monday at 4 p.m. at. which time at 11 a.m. a.m. New members will be re- Eatontown The Naii program for the "de- Nursery and a children's church ceived at the services. Wednesday evening at the par the boys will receive instruction. A nursery will be held during Rev. Robert W. Reed will con struction of human life," study RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF will meet in the education build- Church school will be held at sonage for those persons inter- The girls confirmation classes both services. duct services Sunday at 11 a.m. says, "was unprecedented. In'oth- FRIENDS (Quaken) ing at 10:45 a.m. 1:30 a.m. and a nursery class ested in discussing the teachings will begin Tuesday at 4 p.m. The Board of Trustees will meet The church school will be held er ruthless slaughters in history, Shrewsbury The pastor will preach at 7:45 will be held during the services. of the Lutheran Church before Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at 9:45 a.m. The U. P. Y. will the killing has been to achieve The society meets every Sun-j p.m. on the topic, "For the Obed- The Ladies' Aid Circle will hold becoming communicant mem FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The Board of Deacons will meet meet at the Church at 7 p.m. some prupose, such as victory, day at 11 a. m. fp. worship The ience of Faith." 1 luncheon Tuesday at 12:15. p.m. ben. Atlantic Highlands Monday at 8 p.m. The Deacons will go out on and the victims could save them- First-day school meets at 10 a. m The mid-week service of prayer Rev. Frederick Bronkema, Jr., The Bible study group will meet BAPTIST visitation Sunday between 7 and selves by surrender. will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. TRUE VINE BAPTISM will preach Sunday at 9:30 and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In the Leonardo 9 p.m. "But Nazi genocide was an end SPIRITUAL The MES Guild will meet AND HOLINESS 11 a.m. During both services cottage. Rev. EUwood S. Wolf, interim The Session will meet Tuesday in itself, not a means ... a Belford Tuesday at 8 p.m. Miss Nana Long Branch nursery facilities will be avail- pastor, will conduct services Sun- at 8 p.m. in the Christian Educa- bureaucratic, technological spirit Rev. Phoebe Dailey will con Helwig will have charge of the Rev. EUen Lawrence will able. HOLY COMMUNION day at 11 a.m. Church school tion Building. put planning, research and ad- duct services Sunday at 8 p.m. program and the hostesses will preach Sunday at noon at 8 Sunday school will meet at 9:30 EPISCOPAL will meet at 9:45. There will be The Bible study group will ministration at the service of de-and Tuesday at 2:30 and 8 p.m. be Mrs. Irvin Beaver, Mrs. Third Ave. Sunday school and a.m. in the church> basement and a vesper service at 4 pm. meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Fair Haven Charles Frederick, and Mrs. Wil- junior church will meet at 10:45. in the Christian Education build- The Junior Baptist Youth Fel- Christian Education Building. Holy Communion will be cele- bur Coddington. This church belongs to the New ing. lowship will meet Sunday at 6:30 The trustees will meet at the brated Sunday at 8 a.m. and The Bykota will meet after Jerusalem Conference of New home of Roland Brown, Friday, The Sunday school teachers at the family service at 9:15 a.m. school on Thursday, and the p.m. The senior B.Y.F. will meet will meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. Jersey. Monday at 7 p.m. April 14 at 7:30 p.m. A Thrift Morning prayer and sermon young people, will meet at 7:30 and Bake Sale will be held by Religious News in the church. by the rector, Rev. Charles R. p.m. . ' Grace Haton Circle will mee; New members who entered the ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Tuesday at 8 p.m. the Gleaners Friday, April 14, Lawrence, will be at 11 a.m. from 10 a.m. to.4 p.m. and Satur- church on Holy Thursday are Navesink Tirro's mass is based on an The Episcopal Young Church- Holy Communion will be cele SHAKER-QUAKER day. April 15, from 10 a.m. to 1 By BILL W. DEAN Mrs. Ruth Phillips, Mrs. F'reder- men will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 11th Century Gregorian chant,, ick Bronkema, Mrs. Andrea Pal- brated Sunday at 8:30 a. m; Elder Franklin C. Moyan, OMAHA (AP) — They chide "O Pater Excelse." It can be p.m. in the parish hall. church school meets at 9:30; the teacher, will conduct a service endrano, Mrs. Vito Predale, Mrs. Midweek Eucharist will be cele- Frank Tirro about writing the in- sung in Latin, though the pre- Charles H. Tyger, Mr. and Mrs. service for parents and children of instruction and guidance at BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP strumental parts for "Five Hun- miere will be in English. brated Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Is at 10:15, and the morning10 a.m.- Sunday at the church, C. Boeddinghaus, Mr. and Mrs. Port Monmouth gry Friends." The chorus sings the chant, Following the service there will jL-Lowcdn prayer and sermon is at 11:15 15 North Bridge Ave. Martin Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Pastor Gilbert Watt will preach It would have been six, he says, note for note, at the opening be a worshop in the parish house except the first Sunday of each Grover Shealey. Sunday at 11 a.m. "If there had been a good swing- beginning against a background from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the month, when Holy Communion Other new members are Mr. FIRST PENTECOSTAL Bible school will convene at ing flute. But I'm a realist. I of the whispered -rhythm of the ! fair. to also celebrated at the 11:15 and Mrs. John Sundin, Edwardj I overcome Week-days services Include 9:45 a.m. used what was available." drummers's brushes. •ervice. Rev. Charles P. John Holy Communion at 9 a. Youth Fellowship will meet at Ludwig, Steven Maxson, and' ton is rector. So Tirro's jazz setting for the But the beat, an integral part Misses Janice Bertha, Una Bron- METHODIST 'Wednesdays and Fridays. 6 p.m. at the homa of Pastor and mass is written for trumpet, two of jazz from Beale Street to Atlantic Highlands Mrs. Watt. 1 kema, Joy Brown, Ardeth Gar false saxophones, bass and drums, plus Dirdland, "is so subtle you have rison, Elsa Jensen, Jane Flatley, "Speaking the Truth" will be Evening worship will be at 7:30 chorus. It brings together some- to listen for It," Tirro says. Carol Howland, Diane Howland, Rev. George E. Taylor's sermon with Pastor Watt bringing an- thing of the oldest and newest In Frank Tirro, 25, is a graduate Beverly Hill, Eleanor Letzclter, subject Sunday at 11 a.m. By Ceean other message in the series from "ASTRO-GUIDE" music: Gregorian chant and so-student in music at Northwest- Linda Letzelter. Patricia Means, appetites? the Book of James. Church school will meet at 9:30 phisticated jazz. ern University, Evanston, Sandra Shealy, Judith Hobby and a.m. Bible study and prayer hour For Saturday, April 8 The mass will get its first pro-1 When he has time, he plays clari- Barbara Steppe. Mrs. Julius Adolf will be in will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. fessional performance here April net and sax on Peter Palmer's Preitni—ror You and "The Life of Paul" is the theme. charge of the nursery. THE TRUTH 17 by the Ohama Symphony Or- band which travels out of Chica CALVARY BAPTIST Intermediate Methodist Youth Yours • • • Either side-step con- Morning worship and Bible chestra and Symphonic Chorus, go playing mostly college dates. Oceanport Fellowshp will meet Sunday at IN THIS troveraial discussions or adopt a school are held at the Bayshore Rev. Otto Sbtnak, associate While Tirro was studying at the neutral attitude. Energy will be Gun Club, Harmony Road. Rev. Paul Smith will preach 6:30 p.m.. with Mrs. Edward San- pastor of Woodlawn Emanuel University of Nebraska a year tos as counselor. The senior MYF GREAT BOOK depleted by nightfall, so plan to Luthern Church in Chicago, says ago, the Beaumont mass was at- Sunday at 11 a.m. on the subject, stay home instead of attending "Unsearchable Riches.'' Mrs. Ar- will meet at 7 p.m. with Mrs. WESTMINSTER his choir also is considering do- tracting attention in the area. Alfred Olscn. CAN BELEASE YOU usual Saturday night affairs. Be PRESBYTERIAN ing the Tirro mass at the Uni- Tnere was even talk of giving it thur Blschoff and Miss Caro The Women's Society of Chris- prepared to receive unexpected Middletown versity of Chicago. at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church Dischoff will be in charge of the You can be freed from any guest*, however. Financial bene- tian Service will _meet Monday The Sacrament o! Infant Bap- The younger generation ap- in Omaha where Frank was choir- nursery. false appetite if you will turn fits indicated now, but not with- at 8 p.m. J. Edwin Kay, field tism will be observed at services i parently has real interest in master. The Sunday school will meet at out effort on your part. secretary of the Methodist Horn" with a recepti,vc, unpreju- Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Rev. Harlanj church music with a beat. For 0:45 a.m. ' Apparently prompted by this in- for the Aged, Ocean Grove, will diced thought to the truth JC. Durfee's sermon topic will be j instance, though a lot of church- terest, the Episcopal chapel and Youth Groups will meet at 6:30 will be guest speaker. contained in this great book, Past - •. The custom of toasting Future . . . Road dividers on "The Loneliness of God," a medi- men and musicians dislike it, adisciples student fellowship at thep.m. and the evening service will comes to us from the British highways will not only be more tation which studies why God "20th Century Folk Mass" con,-, university commissioned Tirro to berjin at 7:30. Science and Health with Key bin. In the 17th century Brit- beautiful, but more practical. A has to be lonely at times and how tinues to draw attention and write a mass of his own. TRINITY EPISCOPAL to the Scriptures by Mary ons actually plunked a cube of The school of missions and safety barrier of multi-flora this affects His relationship to us. breed controversy nearly a de- Rev. Mr. Beaumont maintained prayer meeting will be held on Matawan Baker Eddy. toast into a glass to improve the Sunday services will be: Morn- flavor of the brew. But many hedges wtll Be used to alow cars Nursery facilities will be pro- cade after it was written by that when youngsters tap their Thursday at 7:45 p.m. centuries before this, Anglo- when they crash into it. Such a vided. Ushers will be Roger Kol- Rev. Geoffrey Beaumont, vicar feet to his rhythmic mass "they lnj» prayer and litany, 8; morning You may read or b Don t Pay More ALL 4 SERVICES Reg. MB00 ONLY... You Can't Buy CMUa WHOl AUaHMHT •UMI MCONDmoNTO comb* ondolio.il loMn » mjMy l«ip«l or original condlllon. In0. odd fluid w Better! ' . IhlntMt. •AUHa ItOHT WHIIU Pvdion baon*. t IOTATID whitli. Imloll n Botat. ell 3 Irti-!»•••» w*)gri>i to lortmd u WWT ond 20% grMtlf mi!.- KENTUCKY og. M* STRAIGHT FAST SERVICE BY FACTORY-TRAINED EXPERTS BOURBON Frank Porter's WHISKEY RED BANK TIRE CO. Old Heaven Hill SHREWSBURY AVENUE tomeo IN BOND ICEBOATERS REAP WINTER HARVEST —Top iceboat skippers of the North Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht One Mils South of Airport Club last night received trophies for their short iceboat racing thif past season. In the photo, Commodore Douglas Hoyt, third from right, presents trophy to Pete Wlng»rt»r, the top Clan A skipper. Others holding __ Appointment 5M /•JIUI their trophios, loft to right, are Davo Hadley, Class C winner with hit "Icycle;" Doug Apy, accepting for BUI Chodwick O Bob Kunze # Les Stevens brother Ed, who was Class C winner in Wazy II; Phil Minton, E clan winner and high point skipper of the series with Devil Drsam, and Ralph Runyon, top winner in the Class B division. Trophies were presented, following a 18—Friday, April 7, 1961 HED BANK HEGISTEH dinner hold in the clubhouse. ' . " U.S. ROYAL i TIRES 25th Masters Starts Out In Rain Any One of Five Teams Could Arnold Palmer, Bob Rosburg Tied In Win Pennant—Says Giles First Round of Masters Tournament By WARREN C. GILES granted franchises to begin opera- The league has been strength- tion in 1962. ened in recent years by an influx President, National League a couple of traps, overshot| With eight players under par further down the list. Sara Snead In past years I have made pre- f outstanding young ball play- AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Erra- ome greens and hit what he despite weather that chased many and Ben Hogan were in a big Written lor the Associated Press dictions on an interesting and ex- irs. All of our clubs have tic Bob Rosburg copied Arnold Palmer's patented finish yester- ailed two bad drives. But the of the 10,000 spectators home group at 74 and three-time winner CINCINNATI (AP) - It seems citing season. They have been rought along the type of "young day in the opening of the 25th mly hole he bogeyed was the early, the Masters still is a wide Jimmy Demaret and Cary Mid- almost a certainity that the eight made to look good by the per-slood" which makes for healthy Masters Tournament and gained 0-yard 10th, where he three- open affair. Six others had even dlecoff had 75s. clubs of the National League will formances of our clubs in staging competition both on, and among, a tie with' power-hitting Palmer >utted after hitting an iron shot par 72s, including such steady (•-Denotes Amateur.) make up an extremely well-bal- the hard fought pennant races individual clubs. Hob Jtcwburg, Portland, Ort. 38-32— ! for the first round lead. rithin six feet of the pin. shooters as Ken Vcnturi, PGA Gb, Arnold ralmer, Llgonler, Pa. 34- anced league'and anyone of five which the fans find so entertain- Major league baseball s on the 3i—db; Gary Player. Johannesburg, Each shot a 4-under-par 68 on "Before the tournament, I waschampion Jay Hebert, Canada's South Africa, 33-36—69; • JacK Nick* teams appear to have a reason- ing. threshold of a new era and now more concerried about my putting Stan Leonard and Gene Littler. lana, Columbus, OIIID 36-3*—70; Johnny able chance to win the pennant. Last year fans set an all-time enjoys the greatest popularity in a wet, uncomfortable day when Pott, Shreveport, La. 35-30—71; Doug par at Augusta National resisted than any part of my game," he Some of the names that have Ford, Crystal lllver, Fla. 36-35—71;' This 1961 season, of course, attendance record for the Nation- its venerable history. A total oi laid. "But yesterday I was pretty Uyron Nelson, Itoanoke, Tex. 34-37—71; 19,911,489 paid to watch American all but a few efforts to break it. helped make the Masters x great Paul Haniey, Worecheater, Mans. 38- very likely will be the last one al League with 10,684,563 paid 33—71; jay Hebert, Lafayette, La 37- Palmer, whose birdies in the ell satisfied with it." tournament in the past were 35—72; • Charlie Coe, Oklahoma Cliy In which our 86-year-old League admissions. and National League games in last two holes of the final round 35-37-72; Ken Venturl, Palo AJto. Cal. will operate with eight dubs — Prospects for an interesting 1960. -72; Gene Little, Singing Hills, a year ago brought his second it least for some years to come. and exciting race are every bit Interest is at an all-time peak, 31-33—72; Start Leonard, Canada. Masters title, was out in front 37-35—72; Bill Casper, Apple Vailey, Houston and New York have been as good as we eagerly await the and Che aggressiveness of our Calif. 37-O—72;Tominy Bolt, Crystal all the way yesterday. Starting lllver Fla. 35-37—72; Dow Finit«rwald, start of the 1961 season, I saw xont office personnel and the Teiiuesta. Kla. 37-30—73; Ted Kroll, with a birdie on the second hole, Ft. La-uderdale, Fla. 38-35—73; Peler all eight of our clubs in action players on the field, insures that Thomson, Melbourne, Australia 36-37— during the Spring training season, National League baseball games he posted a steady string of the 73; Itobcrto DeVlcenzo, Mexico City 37-3B—73; • Deane Beman, Bethe*da, lion Jayvees and never have I seen more en- will hold a great appeal for our red figures that indicate under Md 31-3&—73 Antonio Cerda, Mexico par totals on the Masters score- City 35-3«—73; Chandler Harper, Ports- thusiasm and genuine optimism faithful fans for a long time to mouth. Va. 36-38—74; Miguel Bala, come. >oard. Colombia 37-37—74; Chick Har- Nip Rumson,54 than was evidenced by our dubs bert Port, at, Lucle, Fla. 38-36—74; this Spring. Rosburg, a pudgy Californian Kre.l Hawkins, El Paso, Tex. 39-05—74; 1 rtio uses an unorthodox "base- • Bob Gardner, Elmaford, N.Y. 35-39 - MIDDLETOWN — Middletown The champion Pirates are con- 74; • Bill Hyndman, Ablnglon, Pa. 30- rail" grip, got his 68 by shooting 38—74; " Bob Bweeny, West Palm Township. High School's junior fident they can repeat and have Beach, Fla_ 38-36—74; Don January, varsity rallied in late innings to Von Salt/a >3rdies on four of the last six Dallas, 38-38—74; Walt Burkemo, a right to that confidence. They Franklin Hills, Mich. 37-37—74; Bob defeat Rumson- Fair Haven jay- won Hie pennant, and the World loles, one on a 100-foot-put. Up to Goalby, Crystal Itiver, Fla. 36-38—74; GOOD SJART —Claude C. that time he had been •shooting Al Balding, Toronto, 37-37—74; 8am vee», 5-4, in eight innings here Series like champions last year, Gets Two Bnead, White Bulphur Sprlnga, W. Va. Tuesday. even oar and was hardly rated 39-35—74; Lionel Hebert, Lafayette, La. always rising to the occasion to Wild, Jr., of Washington, 37-37—74; Bllt Collins, Crystal River, John Post was on the hill for win the "big game." one of the first round contenders. Fla. 3C-3B—74; • Bud Taylor, Palm D.C., tosses ball in air aftlr Bprlnga, Calif. 37-37—74; Ben Hogan, Rumson. Despite his 15 strike- Nevertheless, the Pirates have More Titles These two were only a stroke Fort Worth. 38-36—74; • Chuck Lewis ahead of Garv Player, the sligh 1U. LIUlo Kock 35-39—74; Jack Fleck, outs, he was the losing pitcher. their work cut out in defending HIALEAH, Fla (AP) — Chris sinking a 40-foot putt on the but strong South African who Los Angeles, 37-37—74; Dutch Harrison, The Lions tossed three pitchers their title In a tough, well-bal- Von Saltza, the California swim- rst green during opening San Francisco, 38-36—74: Lew Wor. says he has added 25 yards to sham, Oakmoat, Pa. 37-37—74; Seba- Into the pot with Bullivant, the anced league. And they know it! ming ace, added two more titles stian Hlcuel, Spain, 36-3S—74: Jerry round of Masters Golf Tour- Bhe distance of his drives since BarbVr, Los Angelea, 37-37—74: Cary last on the mound, containing The Braves, Cardinals ind Dod-to her long string and Becky Mldaiecofl, Memphis. 37-38—75: Bill last year. Two strokes back at 70 •fhe Rumson hitters with Wfless gers are just as confident they Collins of Indianapolis broke the nament in Augusta, Ga. Kerr. Canada 36-39—75: Ed Furgol, vas Jack Nicklaus, the muscula Plttaburgh, 36-39—75; Angel Miguel, hall for the last four innings. can win and, although not a great American record for the 400-yard Wild, an amateur, is making Spain 3U-37—75; Julius Boros, Southern 1959 U.S. amateur champion. Eastman started but suffered the deal of "pennant talk" was heard ndividual medley in the firs his first start in the Masters. _JTJ«LaL71—the-0nly_other_par- _ntost_en>ljarassment by getting around the Giant camp, it's no round of- the National—A.A.U; TENSION AND ATTENTION—Matters competitor!, with .Hnefc___M._. C.._373fc75j _icl ..Nagle,— breakers—were 49-year-old Byron Australia 37-38—75; Jimmy Demur et, tagged for five hits in three in- secret that the Giants feel they Senior Women's Swimming cham ihe ipotlight on defending champ Arnold Palmer, right, Klamenha Lake, N.Y. 3Q-3&—75; Mike lelson, who won the Masters in Souchah. Grossfnger, N. Y. 38-39—75; nings. Rosenbon was next, and can go "all the way." A number pionships yesterday. 1937 and 1942; and three mem- are caught on the course and it's not only tension but Wes Ellis, Jr., West Caidwell, NJv he was chrtlbed for two hits in of neutral observers share that Miss Von Saltza, a triple win- 36-39—75; Claude Harmon, Mamaro- >ers of golf's regular touring bi+ neck, N.Y. 37-39—76; • Keith Alexander. one Inning. opinion. ner at the 1960 Olympics, tied her attention on Arnold's drive. From left are Sam Snead Canada 40-36-76; Doug Banderi, OJal, Keating Wants ;ade—Doug Ford, Paul Harnej Rumson had a 4-1 bad going That's why I said earlier thai American record for the IOO-yard Calif. 33-38—76; • Bill Campbell, Hunt- ind Johnny Pott. and Finsterwald. Palmer it the favorite. Yesterday ington, W. Va. 37-30—76; Mario Gon- Into the sixth frame when Mid- any one of five clubs "appear freestyle, which she set in the salet, Brazil 38-38—76; Jack Burke Jr., It was a day when strength Palmer was tied for lead with Bob Roiburg, who sank a Klamesha Lake, N.Y. 38-33—76; Dick dletown started blasting. The to have a reasonable chance to morning qualifying round when To Combat lelped on the sorawling 6,980- Mayer, La Jolla, Calif. 40-36—76; lions picked up two runs-in the win the pennant." she defeated Donna Devarona of record 100-foot putt. Denny Shute, Akron, Ohio, 38-3&—77; yard par 36-36—72 Augusta Na- Mason Rudolph, Clarksvllle, Tenn. 3!f< sixtti and then tied the game in The Reds, Cubs and Phillies Berkely, Calif., and Carolyn Wood 38—77; George Bayer, South Pasadena, tional course. Rain which drippec Calif. 38-3!*—77; • John Farquahar, the seventh with a single run. aren't making any such claims, of the Portland, Ore., Multnomah Sports Scandals down most of the day slowec Amarlllo, Tex. 40-37—77; Juan Rod- In the extra inning, Middletown but all feel they have improved A.C. with a time of :55.8. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen riguez, Puerto Rico, 37.40—77; "Chuck the course'and the greens a bil Kocsla, Royal Oak, Mich., 38-09—77; riioved over the winning run. and, at this stage of, the game, I She also took the 200-yard back Kenneth D. Keating, R-N.Y., is Yass-Strem-Skee Received Claude Wild, Washington, D.C. 38-40— but didn't make it really soggy Johnson led the Lions hitting feel certain they have. It Is my stroke title for the first time with drafting a bill designed to give 78; 'Bill Joe Patton Jr.. Morganton. Rosburj; isn't noted as a Ion N.C. 38-40-78; Craig Wood, Momaro- wtth a pair of doubles. Paulson deep-rooted feeling that — from a clocking of 2:19.9, edging Nina the government a stronger hand neck, N.Y. 38-40—78; • Don Cherry, flitter in the Palmer and Nicklau! Wichita FalU, Tex. 40-39—79: Bob ^ent two for three for Rumson first place through eighth — weHarmar, Philadelphia Vespe in combating college sports scan ,000 Plus From Sox Harris, Wllmette, 111. 4o-3»-79; •Full class but he gets good distance with one shot being a double. could enjoy one of the tightest Boat Club, and Noel Gabie ol dais. Browalee, Canada, 38-41—76; dene Chipping and putting are his spec- Sarafiin, Germantown, N.Y, 39-40—79; Middletown JV <5>pennant races in the NL's 86-Multnomah for the title. Harmar, The bill was prompted by the NEW YORK - (AP) - If you where he met Ward and together im Tumesa, Rye, N.Y. 40-40 SO • ABR H AB n V, ialties, and when his pme Is Bol) Cochran, St. Louis, 3D-4I—80; Brier 3 0 0 year history. another member of the U. S don't think Carl Yastrizemski, the they drove to Yastrzemski's home recent arrest in New York of sharp he has few equals. Uoyd Mangrum, Apple Valley, Calif., fmuliwo 3 0 2 Yu«« 1 f> < Olympic team, was timed two men changed with bribing 20-year-old phenom, got a $100,- on Long Island to talk with the 3842—80; .Bruce Crampton, Australia. 7oh Rtrlue 2 0 0 .19-41—80; * Ward Wettlauler, Atlanta 4 0 1 Piumiulflt 0 0 2:21.3. college players to shave points Palmer saved what might have 000-plus bonus to sign with the boy's parents 37-*3—SO; • Steven Spray. Dei Molnen Damlco Csndtto 0 1 0 3 0 1 turned into a rather .ordinary Boston Red Sox two years ago, "All the way out to Long Is- 41J.9—S0; »l)lck Chapman, Pinehurat, Hubtiam«rr Buml 1 1 1 However, it was the 17-year old in basketball games. N. C. 3743—80; Tony Mttnero, Green- glom 3 0 0 AHYG to Launch round by dropping a fw gooii listen to Gabe Paul. land," said Gabe, "I kept prac Montenpro 23 00 0 Indianapolis girl who formerly wich, Conn. 41-39—80; Sain Pajki Jr ler 2 0 0 putts on the early holes. But *i ticing how to pronounce the Oakmont, Pa, 43-37—60; Billy Burke, BUn'burfo 10 0 Johnson 3 1 held the world butterfly record, Paul, general manager of the Cleveland, 43*38—Bl; Herman Kelser. Mlllvec * * " F«Jc»n«U 2 10 said approach shots were Inclined Houston Colts, served n a simi- name. It's pronounced like this: Ohio 41-40—81; Johnny Dlckjon Hiydm 10 0 Sailing Program who stole the show with her tre-Rutgers Lacrosse Revolta. Evanston, 111. 3747—84; Horo- Ponato candlto 2 0 0 mendous performance in the skid on ths wet but solic lar capacity with the Cincinnati Yass-strem-skee. When we ar- ton Smith. Detroit. 414£-$6; Jock Larrabea 2 0 0 Kellrtt 10 0 111 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A greens and several of the pins Reds in 1959. Along with 15 other rived at Carl's home, we found Hutchison, GolT, 111. No Card; Fred Pott 3 1 1 Ottlno grueling medley. Team Defeated McLeod, Washington, D.C. No Card. Bailey 0 0 0 Eastman 10 0 sailing program under discussion were in unusually severe loca his mother painting the house. Rosenbow 10 0 Her 13-year old rival, Mis dubs, the Reds were eager to Bulllvant 10 1 for many years here will be Devarona, had won the outdoo NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - lions for the first day of sign Yastrzemski, then a sopho- The father was out in the potato launched Sunday at 2 p.m. when Harvard's undefeated lacrosse TotH » I I ToMl 26 5 8 championship last summer am tournament. more at Notre Dame university. fields. FLY OLD GLORY those signed up — and others in- team, led by last season's nation- Player gave credit for his fine Hewn by iBRlors was a heavy favorite in yester- "I thought we had him," re- "I was impressed with the clean- I Beautiful, new, 50-Star U. S. um»on-r.H. -iilloooo-4 terested in doing so — for the al scoring champion Dave Bonn, round to the fact that he now called Paul. "Chuck Ward, one liness of the house. Everything Iddlrtown ...0010021 1—5 Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club's day's event. The two swam al Flag, 5'x3\ washable Poly- E SUMMARY most side by side for the first beat Rugers yesterday, 14-11, can reach the greens on of our top scouts, reported to mewas kept so neat. Mr. Yastrzem Two Base Ifltm Johnson (2), Paulion, 1961 sailing program meet in the ethylene, $1.69. Check or M.O., 375-yards, but Miss Collins slowly an overtime game. par 5 holes In two shots.- that the boy's father would not ski minced no words. Enterprises, Box 641, Red club's leased quarters in the mun- The score was 11-11 at the end moved ahead on the final lap ol has been working hard for about take a cent under $100,000. We 'Gentlemen,' he said, 'If you Bank. icipal harbor administration of regulation time. the freestyle leg for her victory a year to build up his strength agreed to go that high." are going to offer under six fig- building at the multi-million-dol A goal by Bohn put the Can- Shop at Large Donna was timed in 4:55.6, and improve his balance. Paul dispatched Paul Florence, ures, you're just wasting your lar marina. tabs in the lead to stay in over- which also beat the old record Rosburg, at 34, is the oldest o head of the Reds' scouting staff, time." The sailing program will be time. It was set up by his team- the top four. His most importan Be modern with held by Sylvia Ruuska, also of to South Bend to talk to young "I had the checks ready. They conducted by William "Robby' mate Grady Watts, who led the tournament victory was in thi herkeley. Carl. Paul flew to New York amounted to $100,000 In bonus then Shop Robinson, son of William Robin nation in assists last year. It 1959 PGA championship. Susan Rogers, of the Ann arrangements. I took out the MOEN son, Rumson, associate editor of was Watt's eighth assist or th> He said hoHng a 120-foot wed# Arbor, Mich., Swim Club suc- checks and spread them out on Yachting and nationally syndi game, shot on the fifth hole really gi cessfully defended her 250-yan Spoi the table. He looked them over cated columnist. Also on hand to Bohn scored six goals in the him started. That came ]u >rts DODGE , breaststroke title with a stron carefully, all the time cleaning FOR outline the classes will be old sail contest. after his only bogey, at the 200- finish that edged Jean Ann Delle- the dirt out of his fingernails ing hands Bill Lyon. Bill Max- yard par 3 fourth. Buoved by Calendar KITCHENS well, Bob Maffett, Larry Low kamp, of the Indianapolis A.C. with a penknife. I almost heard For the Best Deal that shot, he played steadi TODAY II one handle does L (who won a Gold Medal for theand Andi Hopkins of the Pitts- him counting the money. Finally, Hesse Rolloffs enough until the putts bega: Baseball U. S. in Olympics at Australia burgh YM-YWHA. Miss Rogers he looked up and shook his head Ihe work of two Dodge - Dart - Lancer was clocked in 3:19.7, Miss Delle dropping on the back nine. Long Branch at Red Bank. some years ago in Olympic Com Matawan at Middletown Town' "Not enough," the father said. and English Ford , kamp 3:21.9 and Miss Hopkins ii Sunday, April 30 Rosburg sank a 12-footer for petition) and Vinny Lawrence. ship. "I asked him how much he 3:24.0. birdie at the 13th and his 10 Residents of Atlantic Highlands MIDDLETOWN — Bowling Freehold Regional at Asburj wanted," Paul continued. Joel Lenzi, a freshman a footer —.possibly the longest put F&H MOTORS, Inc. have been invited to take part teams representing individu; Park. "One hundred and twenty five Southern Illinois University, wo ever made on this course whei in the sailing program, which will companies of the Middletown St. Rose at Lakewood. thousand," he replied. LI 2-iui \ the one meter diving title fron there's room for long putts • be divided into junior and senior Township fire department will Red Bank Catholic at Brick "We didn't feel we should go Eatontown defending champion Patsy Wi compete in the annual Elme went In at the 14th ,»reen. H divisions. More than 20 enthus- wedged up within 6 inches for P.: Township. that high. Before leaving I told Rt J5 and Clinton Ave. lard of Phoenix, Ariz. The wi Hesse rolloffs at Middletown iasts already have signed up from ither bird at the 520-vard over Wall Township at Rumson-Fal him If he changed his mind, to the club. The program Is under was a measure of revenge fo Lanes Sunday afternoon, April 30. water 15th. He canned a six-fool Haven Regional. oall us. iKenneth A. Wilson, lnc.| the direction of Past Commodore Miss Lenzi, who had lost a bert Competition will be on a handi- birdie at the 17th. Atlantic Highlands at Hoffman. "He never did. So he must have PLIMB1SG * HEATING John Maloney, Middletown. Head- on the Olympic team to Miss Wi cap basis and trophies will be Man«squan at Keyport. gotten more than $100,000 from I Harvard Street—Highway ! ing the sailing program commit- lard on the final dive of the try awarded to the winning team an< Palmer had a 34-34 raund thai Phone: SHacivslde 7-4365 could have been worse. He wai TOMORROW the Red Sox." tee is George DeLorme. Leonar- outs last summer at Detroit. individual winners. The match i Baseball - FREE do, who also holds the flag rank Defending champion Santi scheduled to start at 1:30 p.m Keyport at Toms River. of rear commodore. Clara, Calif., cushioned by Miss The Lincroft Fire Company will Kennedy to Mak< Pace College at Monmouth Col THRUST TEST The club's two Bluejays will be Von Saltza's two first place vie be hosts at a social gathering lege. . . . for your outboard used in the sailing program. tories, leads in the team scorin following the competition. Fire- with 16 points to Ann Arbor's 1 men and their families are First Pitch motor. A marvelous and the Berkeley YMCA's 10. vited to the gathering. Sports in Brief new test tank helps our Casey Games WASHINGTON (AP) — Th White House made it official yes BASEBALL LASTS LONGER expert mechanics per- BOSOX BELTER By Alan Maver terday that President Kennedj HOUSTON — The manager-less will throw out the first ball form wonders on your Moved to Brick JACKIE Chicago Cubs named Vedle Himsl, W/lOZEEFFORTS 7& the opening game of the Ameri one of their nine coaches, to head outboard motors. Come RED BANK — Red Bank Cath JENSEN, GET QACK O// can League season here Monday olic High School's scheduled base- the team the first two • weeks in today! OF TME •(• :,. 7#g W FREE ESTIMATE RENT A CAR or NO MONEY DOWN TRUCK from HERTZ 5 Years to Pay U-DRIVE . . . Call CALL TW 9-2555 PR 5-1515, CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 ALL TYPES OF ROOFING U.S. ROOFING 'I used to have a salesman Smarter, sleeker! Lowest prices on finest quality RENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER on that counter. Then & SHEET METAL RAYCC tops of weather-resistant Vinyl. Approved by discovered I was using the 73 Redwood Drive U.S. Testing Co. Custom-fitted FREE; 95 wrong bait!" BRICK TOWN, N. J. on all cars up to '54; minimum instal- lation charge for later models. Other; 49 I RAYCO tops as low as $34,951 SS8&8KJ -"»>*> •>« NYLON AUTO SAFETY BELTS • InililHd By Faclorr Trilnid CipirtJ | • M«tt ill ipaclfkltlom of tut Spclity of Aulomollvt Enllnnri CHAMPIONS >p|ui lax *n* lira oil your c»r 15-MONTH • ROUTE 35 ROAD- ' g North of RAYCO Eatontown Circle COASl-lOCOAil rutaturcr '"6.70-w ui.ck. Tub.-Typ. bUAKANItt .,4 Tub.1... ><•"• "1 OPEN DAILY TO 9 P. M.; SATS. 'TIL 6 P. M. TS0 Mylon \ * • AMPLE PARKING • LI 2-1J3J ?m STORES S>[ YOU H»y T«KC Uf 10 JO WEtKSTO P1Ym 904 Broadway, West Long B Maple Ave. at White St. SH 7-5700 Red Bank A Member of The Saott Printing Organization RED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 7, 1961—19 1000 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park PR 5*8700 V By SAWDERS ami OVERGARD STEVE ROPER By S HINDERS and OVERGARD STEVE ROPER COME COME — LITTLE WAWNS.'-THIS 15 NO BAWTSA-STOP IHC1KVITAU.V, X>u *ILL hEWIFORTH ) . KOLINKA, MAWVISENSE, JULIE/ WHtNINS.'—TO THB BAR WEtt, MB. eOPER.'--Mil SHALL { MB. KOLIHKA. CURB >CU!l INTEREST IN MISS —• HO WAY TO GREET THE MASTER.' -—LINE UP THIS IS MR. ROPER, CHILDREN, OF I 1 DOtfT FML MY TUMMy) BALLET IS A DRIVER OF BIANE. MV ATTRACTIVE NURSE/ ) IN FOURTH POSITION/--- AND BOW TCI ME/ "PROOF" MAGAZINE, WHO WILL TAKE N—t SO 6000/ HURTS.VySlAVES.'-THE WILL MUST START TAKING PICTURES THIS V --rM READY. / M0RKIN5/-I HAVE A CLASS OF IS THAT CLEAR? -v—-A^- PICTURES TODAY.' SO ALL OF VOU MUST BE MASTER OF THE BODY/ LAWVELLY. TALENTED LITTLE BE CAREFUL TO MAKE NO MISTAKES.' GORLS WTItife NOW. EH ? • • • MOW.'-- WE BEGIN/ AN ALMOST COMICAL INCIDENT •BUT IT WILL TOUCH NOW. LOOK OFF A SHOCKING I HAVE NO SERIES OF EVENTS/ INTENTION By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE QUESTION IS...HOW JUST PUT IT ON THE LATE TrtAT NIGHT [" BACK PORCH... ANP 60SH_T NEEI7A GEE, MINNIE... ) PRY IN TIME ? V TMATS SWEUU! j VOUtL KNOW WHAT I'M AFKAIP FStSSH SH:ET TO LOOK! THE PHANTOM 6v /.«»c talk and Wilson McCoy THE PHANTOM By Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy THE IRON DRAGON WAS HERE~TWC MEN INSIDE ? y NO- BUT HAD NO IT LEAVES -* fOLLOW ? THAT 15 ONEBBETTER ONLY AN ARMOREP WEVEGOTEN0U6H " MARK TRAIL By ED DODD MARK TRAIL By ED DODD VOU AND CAROLINE WERE LAWRENCE... HOW STUPID DO YOU THINK . PLANNING TO LEAVE ME HERE MARK WOULDN'T I AM?,..WHAT DO YOU EXPECT To STARVE... BUT I UE TO YOU/ ME TO DO NOW?...LIE DOWN FOUND YOU OUT/ AMP WAIT TO DIE? YOU'RE LYING, TRAIL.. I'VE ALREADY EATEN SOME OF IT.' WHITFIELD...TOI THE REST OP THIS LIVER THAT LIVER NOT LYING...THAT WILL KEEP ME ALIVE TILL I BMP POISONOUS, WHITFIELD..:/OU'LL POLAR BEAR LIVER MY WAV TO THE COAST.., AND PIE IF YOU EAT IT.' 18 POISONOUS.' I'M GOIt+3 ALONE.' ' By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL By JIM BURNETT and GEORCE CRANDALL VOU WCnJLPN'T I PONT KNOW.' wea.vou SEEMTO B E PARE/.' y • > HEARP VOU OUT OF TH6 CLEAR &STTIN SUFFERIN'FROW HaiEE.' WHAT'S WAT/OWS/ WHERE [70 ID INVENT A SO FOLKS CAN WRON© ? INVENTION ' SEE THEIRSELVE5 THOUGHT SHE you HURT? TOLK5 WA5 BEAUTIFUL.' SEE 'EM.' By JFJLT KELLV POGO By WALT KELLY H&Ue'S VOUR NgW&fePgg AN AI.&O fiOT A CA«P PCS MTU WHAT«Ay*( "you A\N'16AtP I MOTMIN' 616HIKICAHI umwy r "-&Ot WHY NOT SAY U MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST IT'* ABOUT.KIRK...AND 7- FURTHERMORE, NEITHER OF IB I :'W 50RRY, MV J THAT WRITER. Of-DBGUSTING LEARNED THAT WANTS TO «t k BRILLIANT / 0EAR0EA;; tt REFtBRtBEE THEY ARE MARTHA MY DEAR!--DON'T It BOOKS, FABLE MAYBEE NOW, MARTHA CAREEAREER BLIGHTEIGTDD BY UGLGLYY << ro pRKUME ON CARRYING ON •-ARE. YOUR. CONCERN, rELL ME YOU CAME OVER TO A HORACE'..I HAVE PERSONAL LIVE6 QO55IP THAT COULD FOLLOW) A CHEAP HORACE!•• WHEN THE GOOD HEAR MY LECTURE ON MODERN) triM ru™ RATH MEMBERS liu RATHER REPUTE OF THE UNIVER- RPIT1CU pnr*gu ? v'.\ ' ~ ' "^"i INTRIGUE UNPLEASANT TO MEETING 5LCRITLY » MENACED! YOU! EVERY AFTERNOON AT THE. PLACE WHERE THAT CREATURE ROOM*! FOR KIRW SAKE YOU MUST PUT A STOP TO IT! IMMEDIATELY! tfy BILL O'MALLEi By BILL O'MALLEY FISHERMAN^ YOU KNOW WHAT NET CATCHES ' INCOME THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY .HE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY A1IS5Y DIDM'EVEM HARPLY TALK. MOT AT ALL ALMOST/ AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS AND TRUCKS •OATS & ACCESSORIES BOATS & ACCESSORIES RED BANK REGISTER LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS IMPALA four-door »edan. Fully :• WHEELElt 1957 Twin Bcrew Friday, April 7, 1961—21 tpped. 11.650. Can b» ie»n at West Diesel, fully equipped. ifOT—Blick standard poodle, female, lod ' Tavern, Hwy. 38. netr Holly BOAT SALE 31' RICHARDSON Sport Fisherman, TAKE YOUR PICK! Sold As Is! vicinity of Willow St. •chool, Fair BPRUCE UP YOUR 8PRINO DRIVING ve.. WMI Keansbur*. 195* Twin Screw, 125 h.p. Chrysler IOATS ft ACCESSORIES Haven. Reward. SH 1-7*68. 5 FORU GALAXIE CONVERTIBLE, ALL PRICES SLASHED Crown, fully equliintd. 1950 PLYMOUTH mburlian 27' COLUMBIA Cruiser. 1858 U58T — 8mall black cocker type male 1938 PLYMOUTH B-paaaengfr mburban 'owder blue and wtilie. A-l condition. 7',i h.p. JOHNSON — Outboard motor, 1958 GERMAN FORD I 1-54*7 after 25- CHHIB CRAFT SKlKF Twin Screw clog. Bel ford on Monday. Call & B BOAT SALES H- CHIilS CRAFT SKXPF 100 h.p. H' rowboat. Call after 6 p.m. SH 1- ALL TO GO AT THESE 787-ISWJ l»8 UESOTO 4-door hardtop Authorized Mercury Dealer ' 7690. 1957 PONTIAG 4-door hardtop •EAUTIFUL 1057 DeSnto. New Torque 6' THOMPSON* OUTBOARP, 35 h,p. 19S7 CHKYBLER 4-door ledml light transmission. 100 mil** on tt. Salti And Service "T WOR1C ON two boata. Have on* LOST — Passbook No. M.S. 164. Finder 1)00 tnlle» on newly overhauled engine. lSxC. Wlndiliteld. controls, top. 40 h.p. Meaae return to Monmouth County Na- 1957 PLYMOUTH 2.door lurmop "mir new tires, full power. Muit Bell. y. 36 7B7-5OOU Belford, N.J !3' SI.OOP, perfect condition. New tional Bank, New Shrewsbury. 1KW PLYMOUTH 2-door .euan H 1-1605 after 5:30 p.m. 1 aaiin. 1057 Mercury for WSO. Call fill 7-33BB, 1958 CHRYBLEK 4door " > 1957 Pontiac 1957 Ford 1952 Willys 1956 Chevrolet We Sold and Serviced Imported Can for 13 Y«an Two-door Hardtop, automatic, Town Sedan, V-t. standard FRIDAY AND SATURDAY n*l Air, green nnd while. Quality Imported radio and heater, V-8. Rpgular transmission. Hpffular r e t a ) J SPECIAL! Don't 1ft thJs on« Powergllde, radio and heater. Regular retail »S96\ our low j?Ki, our low jirlcp slip away. Used Cars at retail flODB, our low i^rlce price $891 $791 $81 $691 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS CONTINENTAL TH6 SHORE'S FASTEST GROWING FORD DEALER DICK AND BOB MATTHEWS Authorized Dealers For CARS, INC. RENAULT • VOLVO • PEUGEOT • TRIUMPH 19 E. Newman Springs Rd. 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK R.d Bank SH 7-4500 KROLL MOTORS, Inc. Open Evenings 'til 9 SH 1-5886 Open Eves, 'til 9 671 BROADWAY CA 2-3600 LONG BRANCH HOUSES FOR SALE HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WAOTED-MALE FOR SALE, FOR SALE APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER PHOTO PRINT DRYER ~- Pako Pro ATTENTION — If you need one or two CONSTABLE AUTHORIZES fesalonal gas mode), exctllent condl rooms be sure to tee our attractively, 22—Friday, April 7, 1961 tton, quick salo $100. LJ 2-2044 nicely furnished apartments now rent- j., • •••—I. •• - ~ • Train W be a Re least ot 28 rooms HAMMOND CHORD Olid AN with per- In*:- Convenient location. HH 1-839* HALL BROS. APPLY NOW of Good Used and New cuss Ion, Ebony. Excellent condition. 811 UNFURNISHED — Three rooms, bath. •OATS & ACCESSORIES FURNITUKE 1-0377, Utllltles Included. Private entrance. One of the moit —For Unpaid Balance and Less— IS5 month. Red Bank 811 1-85S6. Sir PEN YAN — CanTBJ top. 401tt-P RETAIL 30" TORO reel-type mower, with tul- REALTORS Xvlsruds eiectrlc starter. Galor Trail] Desirable 6 months From STORAGE: WAREHOUSE ky (cmnmerclalt 1125. te All 1960 models fully equipped. Delivery Cost |5 per load SH 1-7346. jobj anywhere COMMERCIAL RENTALS 813 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN fort only a bourse SH 7-.M.-S OUTFIT NO. 3 MOTOR BIKE — Monarch, new condi- STORE MANAGER tion, Irsa than 100 mile". Sellln*. buy. (TWO SMALL BOATS, 10' gooi Condi- There's big money selling 9 pc Convertible Living Room Outtl STORE FOR RENT — On White Bt Boo «50. IV teed« fork, trs: o!!er. 8 pc. Modern Bedroom Group Ins motorcycle. SH 1-8109. ^__ Catl your own broker or Call 811 7- SHadyside 1-7686 EH 7-15M. . Robert Hall • Clothe*, America'*, America's most popular 5 pc Dinelto 1100.. SK Iirf*st &rid tastett trovfir>t SUITS —< And single offices for rent. PEDEBSOS SHELTERED "T,«P.,. , Pl*US — iteaewed Refrlferaior Center of town. Call your own broker vi FOR THE INDIVIDUALIST Chris Cr«ft model K motor. CulgMT, family clothing chain f ICE CREAM - MACHINERY FOR SALE l-OSIt '* ' UNPAID BALANCE $276 or phone SH 7-1100. A delightfully restore4 carriage house. Fine Little Silver area. FIBEKGLA83 Wood rusiy, ime FAMOUS terms: $3 weekly. ?5 down 005 DIESEL TRAJfCAVATOR—Vi y LOFT—Approximately 18,000 sq, ft, oPerfecr t condition. Beamed ceiling living roon?, dining room and HAS OPENINGS FOR bucket, year 1967. needs some minor any part thereof, (or light manufactur- tloo. dacroa «sl! repairs, useable as is, $8,500. ing. Call your own broker or 8H 7-1100. den. Two fireplaces; modern kitchen with separate breakfast nr i-«::; GOOD HUMOR THRIFT room. Four bedrooms and two tiled baths. Attached two-car ga- 15 TOP-NOTCH MEN MANY BENEFITS LOW BED TRAILER AND TRACTOR TWO tiUlTkia of office* available la UNDER Ot'R LIBERAl. WAREHOUSE -*wxt rubber all around, $2,500. th» Tulltr Building. Both on first rage with workshop. Asking $33,500. (23 to 35 years old) HIGH INCOME PERCENTAGE PLAN! floor, river aide ol buUdlng. One of 22 East Front Street SNOW PLOW with electric lift i thr«e rooms. The other four rooms- front end attachement, $750. 3H 7-2440. RUMSON PERFECTION 1.156 inp condition. SMKniUt price FOR 1T8 t All eipemes paid Keyport, N. J. • No age limit Can be seen at Earllng, Johnson N£W BTORE — 26x60, five-year lease A four-bedroom home in a choice Rumson location. Center hall AT I-O03, . j EXECUTIVE STORE MANAGEMENT • No rxperirnce nerded for appointment, dial CO t-30'2t F*r»ke. Inc., yard. Leonarif St. i available. Ideal location. Rt. 30, Port BELLING OUT — 12" Kunah>al. IV • No cash bond required Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday Railroad. Red Bank. BH 7-0131. AskMonmouth. 787-2043. layout and nearly new. Large living ^room with fireplace. Formal M.F.O.. rowboa.t«. rued wort. Three {TRAINING PROGRAM ON THE EAST for Fred H&lsey APPLY DAILY 95 9:W Ail. to 6:0U I'll. CINDER BLOCK building In Red Bank, dining room. Bright, eat-in kitchen with dishwasher. Two tiled ! COAST TO MEET CONTINUIN Thurtday A Friday evenings 'til 8:0Q 10 years old, 28'xio1 (iO4Q »q. n.). Suit- baths. Two cool porches; huge, bright basement. Attached two- 5S5 Shrewsbury Ave. flhrewsljur; P.M. ALLEN ELECTRIC — Bervlce genera- KXPA>-aiON NEEDS. lor machine with partn. Recently serv- able for shop and retail outlet, with car garage. Transferred owner asks $32,900. (Acrosi from Red Bank Airport* iced. SH 1-1662. parking area In front. 30'xftt' approxi- 1'IANOS - Sav« t-iXl or tnors off Hi' mately, and with dry baaement 2&'x4Ol Men chosia win b« paid a liberal price on brand new &8 note Spine Included. Front entrance, large over- BOOKMEN, BRUSH MEN pianos. Ten year tuaramee. Come sec head door, separate cellar entrance. CHARMING COLONIAL «al»ry while in tralninj and will and save. We service what we sell. MERCHANDISE WANTED BUSINESS NOTICES Tenter's Uuatc tit ore, 306 Ualn St Good for shipping and receiving. Call Authentic early American. Seven large rooms. Living room 28 receive periodic increase*. They INSURANCE MEN [jikewood. FO 3-2190. PIANOS anil musical Instruments BH 7-5195. feet long with fireplace. Large family style kitchen, den. Full FOR TRIE WORK. C4O tr«. '"T1"; We have opening! in Monmouth Count wanted. Highest prices, paid H- Ten- ToDBlnr trtmmlr.f, remnvaL <~«u w will tarn in to represent local merchants on tdver UVE MTE CRAWLERS — Three dozer zor. 303 Main fit.. Lake wood or Fox- basement with game room. Hot water oil heat.«Two-car garage. for T5 cents In waxed tontatnero. Cuh croft 3-2190. S42» tor trii.Jtima.tes. Kuu ttuurmne. Using program. Average 9160 per week en's I>epartment Store, ShrewBuury Ave. HOUSES FOR RENT One half acre of privacy but convenient to everything. First time APPROXIMATELY 2 YEARS commission plus bonus. Dayllm* ot WANTED GRAND PIANO any aiZB (Or offered. $21,500. 1«&4J NO NIGHT WORK OR CAN KKLVINATOR —• Refrigerator, dining studio. Stelnway or Rood make pe VA53INO. table, vanity dresser, sofa umj two s?I!W^ERAG^C $7,500 Annually (erred. CASH. CA 2-4025, RENTALS OWNER TRANSFERRED 787-0123 or CO <-SMi For appointment c*ll Mr. Braman, chairs. A West Lak« Rrf., Rsd Bank. WE SURE HAVE THBil PK 6-T9W, 7-10 p.m. only. b r OLD HOUSE SHUTTERS — Picture Six-room, 1%-bath colonial on almost one-naif acre of secluded 183 Main 6L. K'tpaourg, N. 3, ani Kill alto rtctivt • full MOVING—Nylon carpeting. «* °"e frames, oil lamp a, glassware, blond walnut bedroom suite, $120 grounds. Living room 30 feet long. Full basement. Oil heat. Open INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared «t program oi executive benefit*. PRES3ERS — Experienced la all oper- Write 117 Main St.. Port Monmouth. F. A. GEHLHAUS JSurbom. or bu.taM b, (»^M whit* mahogany dining room suite porch along front and side. Modern plumbing; kitchen. Walk to iccoonlant. Rcuonablt rale*. SH T-IMt ations, ladles and children's coats. Per- }160; Lionel trains, $18: carpet sweep- ANTIQUES — Paintings, N. J.Atlas' ia-hent position. Only qualified per- er, tl. Many ltema. 61 Oak PI., Fall Estates purchased and appraised. 8H Hwy. 33 (Next to Blue * White stores and school. Asking $19,900. Or PR 5-O33S- TOT turthtr detajii pitas* visit SOD9 need apply Can 8U 1-1618. Haven. SH 1-IS25. 7-2003. The Hudson Bbop Inc.. 611 Bus Terminal) LAWN M0WI.NO — L»rps r.l»«« or broad St., Shrewsbury. LEONARDO AT 1-M68 •malL With or without maintenance. Mr. C. Lupia RETIRED MAN to work dally u KENMORE UPRIGHT MANGLE — RUMSON-SIX BEDROOMS G*D todieWlBf. SH 17952 or BH 1 iato on party boat. GOOD WORKING CONDITION, |15. OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, cbloa WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Call SH 7-3690. glassware, art objects and Drtc-a- Compact, large home. Perfect for big family. Masonry construc- U1SI. AT 1-2137 brac. immediate cash for anything and Furnished and unfurnished. Immed- e occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency tion leaves little maintenance. Large, modern kitchen. New hot FEDERAL A.ND NEW YORK STATE ALU1I1NUM COMBINATION everything. Ruactra. 23 East Front St, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial INCOME TAX returns eiperllr pre- STORM WINDOWS SH 1-1693. LI 2-3300 or LI 2-3301. water oil-fired heat. Full basement, two-car garage, two baths. pared by qualified accountant, zotir ROBERT HALL CLOTHES HELP WANTED-Male - Female FllEE INBTALL.ATION boa* or mlna. CO 4-0M5. MANY FURNISHED RENTALS — InLow taxes, city sewers. FHA mortgage available at $24,000. BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCTJ all prices and stxej. Ella Wiltshire WYNBERQ TTPLNO SERVICE 712 Highway #35. Qualified Personnel For Quality Ordert 6 for $77 PETS AND LIVESTOCK Agency, 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. For fmtt and efflctent typing ITS Broadway, Long Branch. CA 2-4747, Three-channel till, triplo Insert, triple SK 2-0004. Open atvea days. WATER VIEW COLONIAL Call SH 1-S1S5 Neptun* SUNRISE DAIRIES offer* part-tli tilt action! FROWN'S, 32 BROAD ST. AKG DACHSHUND PUPPIES — Very Four-bedroom "like new" home on large plot. Specimen shade INCOME TAX. Graduate accountant- 31 work to retired gentlemen or ladlea, RED BANK. 8Hadyi.de 1-7500. reasonable. Also atud service. Call SH 7- RACE TRACK —On summer rental. Saoamoutli St., Rxl B»»K- '= ™ » any age. Sunrlae will furnish leadi oi 5995 after 5 p.m. weekdays. , Cozy two-bedroom bungalow, trees. Secluded location, yet close to everything. Wide center 6 Jr or Interview! Monday ORGAN — Hammond Cord. $1,000 new, CA 2-7145 4:30 »-ee* «ajs. »" dar «' J" • move-In a and pay liberal commission- will take J4O0. Upholstered bench. Su TOY POODLE — Line bred, adorable foyer. Living room includes sliding window wall and fireplace. appointment C. Waller!. 787-(rpa. fur customers solicited. Wrlti EATONTOWN — Cottage, three rooms, x Dairies." Box 511. Red Bank. at ruction book and music. Call between black male. AKC registered, very rea Sixteen-foot dining room, paneled,den, l h tiled baths. Ultra-modern I HAVE ADDED ft Tcry competent «•- 6-7 p.-m. CA 2-6983. aonable. SH 1-5140, or WH 6-8241. bath, furnished. Yearly. $80 month, kitchen with ample breakfast area. Huge basement with outside tutiiit to my «taff «nd wfli coir be *fe!e ELECTRONICS THREE REPRESENTATIVES for pre- Includes heat, *gaa, water, electricity. to t&ke c«J» of all of my tegular clients tlge type company, sell to establishes WE. BUY AND SELL anyUHug and BEAGLES — One male, one female. Ideal for couple. H Baton Rd.. block entrance. Attached' two-car garage. Three zone, baseboard hot ma well mi new ones who need assist- everything. Give the ntgheat prices. Trained for rabbit hunting. 1H years from highway. Benson, LI 2-3939. firms, no peddling, leads furnished. Call William Lelf Furnlturs. Inc.. Hwy.old. J20 each. Call AT 1-1774-M. water heat Many unusual extras. First time offered. Only $38,900. ance wtih their returns. Compltts In Call CA 2-1071. 35. Ulddletown. SH 1-3213. Open «r«- RUM90N — Lovely furnished four-bed eomi tai nnict, individual, buiincu Wanted nings till 9 p. ra. GUN DOQ — Registered beagle. Mur room, three bath, ranch home on de- mad stata return. Your home or ot- COUPLE or two women. Cook-house^ years old, healthy, all day hunter with lightful acre. Best location. September J3c* or «Uh*i* of our offices. For ap- worker; butler-houseman. Local drlv- FINAL WEEK — CLOSING SELLOUT. plenty of experience. Will aelt reason- 10-June 15. Summer rental also con- twlntznenl eaU O9 1-1289 or Bht>rew»y (nf. r&mUy- of thr#a children end two Chain saw, 21"; 3 it p. radial saw; 160 ibl« to right party. SH 1-3347. sidered. LOwell 7-1122. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Realty Co.. CO 4-7010. iUrjery ENGINEERS adults. Only experienced with recen' amp electric arc welder; air tools and Tlo references need apply. Call SI1 7-104compressors; 7" dlac Bander; milling ALASKAN MALAMUTE—Puppy. Eight HOUSE—Frost Ave., Mlddletown. Two and machines; arbor and drill presses: im- weeks old, female. Raised with chil- bedrooms. Jiving room, kitchen, dining INDIVID VAX, INCOME TAX wturna INTERPRETER. — English to Germui, dren. HI 8-2242. preputd by praduat* accountant, lor- Oarman to English correct. Wrlla "In- pact -wrenches; plumbers' and machin- area, tils bath, range, full cellar. WALKER & WALKER JOSEPH G. McCUE jntfly with national accounting firm. terpreter," Box fill, Red Bank. ists' precision tools. Drills, taps and PONY FOR SALE — CALL AFTER $110 per month. BH 1-0284. By appointment. C D. BlswcU. Red reamer* at 40 per cent discount 6 P.M. SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom unfur- REALTORS REALTOR TECHNICIANS LIGHT FACTORY WORK for men ant!Gauges, torches and heavy duty bench SH 1-5532 Bank. SH 7-20*4. women over 18, part time Saturday! vises. Shore Tool Bupply Co., 371 Broad- nished Cape Cod. Convenient to school 3LAWN MOWING — ytrtUtzlng, liming •ana-aunday»."WoraT~«vallable~on-three way,; Long Branch. CA Z-732B; KB 1-2540 BLACK MINIATURE—French poodlei and bus line. Lease at |120 month. ALL THE GLORY OF SPRING 30 Ridge Road RUmsora-04*L With Radar and shifts. Hydrocarbon Chemical Inc., Xx> Weart Nemeth Agency. 8H 1-2210. itrtoUllln*. mod Trea removal and chain AKE. eight weeks old. shots. Cal Really stands out in this endur- •aw work. SH 147*0. Communications cust St.. Keyport % TON Phllco air conditioner, |35 SKT7-1881 ATTRACTIVE RANCH HOUSE! In Little THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE 200" Kirsch traverse drapery rod, *3 ing stone and frame colonial on M & M Dock * Bulkhead Contractor*. MATURE, EXPERIENCED riding la small mahogany spinet type desk, |15. REO DACHSHUNDS — AKC. eight Stiver. Mrs. Hance, 13i Usplt Ava, FOR OVER 35 YEARS Docks rebuilt, piling Jetted, hammered Experience otructor, also do trail riding. Bteadj BH 7-1333. weeks old Red Bank. an extra large beautifully treed Ksttmalea given BE 2-17U .. employment, Eatontown Riding Stables, SH 7-3056 HOUSE — Interest in it country loca- and landscaped lot in a top con EXPERIENCE" Hwy 33. Eatontown. OAK xLUMBER — 33BF, well seasoned tion, for a small family. Improve- jfr •— Dry well*, laterals, patlosi CONTACT Nine ix2xl6. (our =4x3x16, two \x6xl0. PUPS — Four weeks old, mother pedi- ments. Colts Neck area. Write P.O. venient area of distinctive homes. alks asd Mptlo tanka. Call SH I one l3 xHix6. Beit offer. 811 1-1771. gree German Shepherd, father ?. Call RUMSON—Secluded country lane, t AT 1-3721. Box 212. Shrewsbury. The home contains a warm and SITUATIONS WANTED, Female RUM30N — Charming old cottage con- spacious -carpeted living room yet five minutes from everything. - PAINTTNO — »00 per hour. JUST TWO KITTENS — Homes with Approximately acre shrubs and PHILCO TV-RADIO-HI Fl children preferred. sisting of living room, with fireplace, and dining room, bright friendly WILL HKLP WITH PARTIES, dinners, dlnlnp room, kitchen, enclosed front trees. Access to the water. Cen- or other occulona. Call SH 1-8S81. II AT 1-0636 and rear porches. Second floor; three pine-paneled den, well equipped TECHREP DIVISION no answer SH J-2233. BIG DISCOUNTS ter hall, living room, dining CHARLES H0WER—Uawn contraclor NEW AND RECONDITIONED TVi WANTED good home. half-Collie pup bedrooms and bath. Hot water heat. kitchen, three full size bedrooms ' Forchev. patios, sidewalks. No Job too RELIABLE WOMAN *lah» to take Bi|( v-aluei, tow cost, high trade-ins plea Seven weeks old. Lovely flower garden and shrubbery. room, den, utility room, modern •mail. BH T-4*T9. 6 West End Court c*r» of children fn her borne. 157 7S7-13J3 Unfurnished. References required. fl35 and two baths plus maid's room kitchen, recreation room. Second tpli Ave. 8H 7-3609. Will board. "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE monthly on lease. Joseph Q. McCue MISS JANE'S DAY NURSERY Long Branch, N. J. ADORABLE—Black miniature poodle*, Realtor, RU 1-O4M. and bath, screened porch, ample floor: four bedrooms, two baths, Supervised play, lunches, snack*. Wtik- (Across Acme Lott Broad, Red Bank TYPING DONE AT HOME, on IBM Six weeks. Excellent pedigree. Week- closets, two-car garage. There is sundeck. Two-car attached ga- ly, half, full day. HI ilMSM Phone CApital 2-1877 electric Call ilri. Wynberg, MITCHELL REELS - At CO pi days call alter 5 all day week-endi FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW — Kitchen nothing finer at $41,000. UWV MOWING—Trimming:, rototintng. 811 1-5193 cent off at Cohen's Pepartmenl CA 9-1720. Includes refrigerator, stove, washing rage. Offered at $47,500. roliior, fertillrln*, •praying, etc HoUy- WEEKDAYS: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, GENERAL office work, full time. Store. Shrewsbury Avenue. machine. $100 monthly Occupancy An- brook Nonery A Landicaplng. BH 1- Knowledge at bookkeepinir. etc. "Wrlt< Bust I. Call 6H 1&3B5. WE'RE BURSTING WITH 1262 7-11 a.TO. or 9:30 p.m. . C. HIGGINS 25" Klrl's bicycle— RUMSON-Brand new brick and PHOTO FINISHING 8UOP — Dow » Highland Ave,'. Leonardo, N. J. Blue and while. Vsry good condition REAL ESTATE FOR RENT EIGHT-ROOM UNPURNlSHEb house I>TER1OR AND EXTERIOR painting Call AT 1-2269-J. for sale or rent Nice location. High PRIDE OVER OUR frame colonial. Small plot, ap- town Red Bank need* full tim« auii APARTMENTS and varalibtn*. N«at work, reasonable ant to work 3 a.m- to 11.30 a.m(, tv SCREEN'S — Wood, aluminum, painted elevation. Call RU 1-2086. NEWEST EXCLUSIVE pealing to the man who doesn't rates. AT 1-2958. dayi per week, about $40 start. Basic SITUATIONS WANTED, Male white, four 36wx38h. one 24x13, one RUMBON — Partly furnished, three want to spend his leisure cut- Interest In photography and nominu In a friendly established neigh- l WOOD — And kindling for sale. Ba»e- PART TIME MULTIUTH 1250 opera- 32xi3, seven 36x51. two 28x53, (wo 28x«3. SPRINSVIEW GARDENS bedrooms, steam oil heat, lease, flQO ting grass. Four bedrooms, 2 /2 ments, mttlcs cleaned. Treei mored. typing iklll required. Excellent working tor. Xerography. Evenings and week- Best offer. SH 1-1771. per month. Partly furnished three room borhood of well kept homes just condition*. Liberal lnturance protection. bungalow, gas air heat, no peU. leita*. tiled baths, center hall, living and Cemgnt work. LJght hauling. BH M8U. Reference* required. SH 1-1123, Ua. RH 1-1923 atter 5 p.m. HOUSE SHUTTERS — 50 cerila 283-B SPRING ST. minutes from school and shop- Antiques, etc. Antique 8hop, 117 Main $80 per month. Dennis K. Byrne. Real- dining rooms, paneled den, beau- THREE RELIABLE HOYS anllabli vallable May 1. One deluxe four- tor, 8 West River Rd RU 1-1150 ping. Four bedrooms, two-bath YOUNG MAN to wots In B?rt Bank for yard, attic, cellar cleaning. Oeneral St., ( next Port ilonmoittri fire house). iom apartment, (two bedrooms). One tiful modem kitchen, attic space, EMPLOYMENT hardware store. Write- P.O. Boi 205, uidoor work. Call evening* Bit 7-1869. THREE SKIN — Btum Marten, excel- deluxe five-room apartment. Complete I*AltaE FAMILY—Four-bedroom home. home boasting 26-ft. paneled den tremendous two-car attached ga- Red Bank. ' lent condition, very reasonable, OS 1-kitchen, lull dining room, spacious Living room, dining room, kitchen and with jalousies, modern kitchen rage. AH schools, bus line, beach- HELP WANTED—FEMALE cloaets. Applications (or future va entrance hall with fireplace. Full cel- XPERIENCED OUTBOARD WE 1807. with breakfast area, fireplace in es. Unequalled quality. $33,500. GENERAL MAID — Five days, Sat- CHANIC wanted. Handy Hook Bay Ha- cancleai also. Adults. For appoint lar. In Atlantic Highlands $123. FINANCIAL REFRIGERATOR — GE, J25. 137ment call, Reference* AT 1-3478-M. living room, two-car garage, urdays included. 9 to 3. £30. rlna, HI 3-1450. Rlverbrook Ave.. Llncroft, SHadyside 1-5G72 RU 1-1B53 EXPERIENCED — Clothing salesman. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SH T-3131 Even a 4M% mortgage to asRUMSO- N — Excellent condition. Steady employment, good aalary. Ap- JUVER LOCATION — 31* rooms, bath, Two-story colonial with base- TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to work MAJUK OIL COMPANY has lervlcs LAXET JR. — Garden tractor with business couple. No peta. Unfurnished. sume. $25,000. from home three hours dally. No sell- ply Bradtlocks Monmoulh Shopping Cen- station for leaae In Red Bank. Moderate WANTED TO RENTT ment. Think of it, four bedrooms, ing guaranteed. Call between 10 a.m. :er. Eatontown. ______investment necessary for notck and accessories. $125. Call *95 monthly SH 1-0076. 787-2313 COUPLE NEEDS three or four-room DUTCH COLONIAL three baths and powder room! and 1 p.m. or 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.OPERATOR lor bulldozer and front-eod equipment only. Good opportunity for ATTRACTIVE UNFURNISHED modern apartment In Red Bank, walking dis- HO 2-2550 loader. Call after 5 p.m. sales minded person. Call Ml 3-01QC SPECIAL $6.50 Permanent Cold Wave. (our rooms, heat. No pets. Adult* only. tance of bustnesi section. Rent must be Mother's delight! Center every- EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER — AT 1-2303. 0-5 p.m., or BR fr-036S after 7 p.m. Hair coloring J3. Iris. »9 Monmoulh References. SH 7-3633. reasonable. Write "JIV" Box 811, RedFeaturing 26-ft. living room with thing. All schools, bus line avail- at. Red Bank. SH 7-1S3L No appoint- fireplace, separate dining room, Borne pteno»raphy. Apply Braddocks, TREE CLJilBER and Helper wantei MOBILE BEnVICB I3TATI0N for leai ments necessary. RED BANK — Garden apartment*. 3H. Buik. _____ able. Living and dining rooms, Monmouth Bhopptng C«nl«r. Ealontown. Front Street and Qlobo Court. Red 4H, and 5, From $105 up. Children wel- BUSINESS EXECUTIVE desires new four bedrooms, 1V4 baths, two-car at once. OnhF'*lIHns workers need ap> BanK. Heasonabla rent. Limited invest' DOUBLE BED — Extra long Sealy come. Molly Pitcher Village, Branch heated sunporch, attractive kitch- FEMALE BARTENDER — Pleasant ply. Beeler Tree Expert Co., RU 1-0573. menL Excellent opporttitilty. 9-5 caj or old unfurnished home within ten garage. Convenient location. Ex- working condition*. No experience Po»turped!c mattress boxspring. tix and Madison Aves. Call SH 1-9115. minutes of Monmouth Shopping Cen- en, two-car garage. Owner trans- BOOKKEEPER — Experienced doubl< CA 2-5049, after 7 call SH 7-5918. * legs, excellent condition, $65. 8H 1-2023. ter. Near schools. Will sign lease. Im- cellent schools. Only $17,900. ferred. Asking $35,000. necessary. Steady employment. Call LI entry to general ledger, two dayi pel DUPLEX — Six rooms. 1H baths each. mediate occupancy. Montgomery Ward. X-9T8I. week to start. Good opportunity ioi RETAIL MILK ROUTE for sale. Fl New, modern. BeJford. S110. No utilities. nanclng avnllahle tn reaponslblA appli- OS 1-2751 or AT 1-2965. Monmouth Shopping Center. LI 2-2150. PERFECT STARTER OR CLEKK TYPIST lor full or part time- right mun. Call BH 7-377B. cant!. Writ* "Milk Route," Box 511, ALTENBURG RUMSON — Attractive ranch Experienced and food at figures. Write Red Bank. LONG BRANCH — Furnished, one, twoMID OLE AO ED — Widow wantfl large RETIREMENT HOME •CT" Box 5UU Red Bank. SALESMAN — If you have real »al and three bedroom apartments.' Heat room, or two medium niied rooms, un- house. Priced to sell. Fine lo- ability and real amhlllon to tmprovi OCEANPORT — Needs a dentist, PIANO HOUSE and water supplied. CA 8-1533. furnlBhed, large cloaeU, private bath, cation, family living. On it's own EXPERIENCED — Lady cooK. Apply jrourie.r, we can olfer you a flmcountam, optometrist, beautician oi first floor, private home, reasonable Brick fireplace wall in large liv- In person. Caramel Sweet Shop. 29 opportunity. 11 y<«i «re between " other proleaalonalw. We have a choice RUMBON — Four-room, ,bath, unfur- ing room. Efficient kitchen, twq pond. V/2 acres. Plenty of room. It mail St. Red Bank, No Sundays, no • pi of 3MJ and can meet our Rent A Piano rent, utllltlea furnished. Would take location for sale or lea&o with room nished apartment, near bus and ocean. kitchenette. Rental June 1. Wrlta "Prl- bedrooms and bath with expan- Living and dining rooms, center .holidays. _____ quirementa, we can nlfer you a for two profesBlonal offices) or one com- Limited to two adults. 150 a month vat*," Bo* Sit. Red Bank. hall, four bedrooms, 2'/4 baths, •altry *-nd bomia contract with eice bined with living quartera. SAMUEL $12 per Month plus heat and utilities. On lease. John sion space for two more. Trees, GIRL FRIDAY — BtenoRrapher. g«n. lent opportunity for management worl •r&l contractor. Red Bank. Part time. TEICHER AGENCY, 287 Oceanport KHABE. MASON-HAUUN. 80HMKB. L. Mlnugh Agency. RU 1-0719. COLORED LADY desires Iqw priced garage. Convenient. Asking $15,' den, enclosed porch, jalousie win- wmc full time, P. O. Sox 1013. Redin the near future. Write tn detail * Avo., Oceanport. LJ 2-3600 or LI 2-3501. apartment in nice neighborhood. Near dows, flag terrace, metal awn- P. O. Box 429, Red Bank. CABTXNELSON. EVEtUTTT. CTECK. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Five bus lino P.O. Box 3S2. Red Bank. 000. Bank. ___ rooms; second floor. Excellent neigh- ings, access to river, twp-car ga- OPENTNO for L.P.N. and experienced CooOnin Avi A Uun «.. AiBurj Pk. Open dtlly till • • Mt UU 4:30 borhood. Available April 1. JH8. Call rage, many extras. Asking $41,- nurse's aides Hilltop Ruriing Home. MORTGAGES SH 7-4MG. SEND FOR BROCHURES Wlddletown, Call Mri. Uomitien Cor FURNISHED ROOMS 500. 'appointment. OS 1-0177. DRAFTING PR 5-9301 FURNISHED — Three-room apartment. ASK ABOUT OUR MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE BEDROOM BET — Like new. other Private entrance and bath, first floor. FURNISHED ROOMS WOMAN — For general cleaning, help New and older hornn, &M%, 30 yeaj household Items. Call All utilities. «78 monthly. No pets. 16 with children, references, Monday, DRAWING CHECKERS no polnti. BR 7-O44T. Call TRADE-IN PLAN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sun- Exp. with production drawing* for CO 4-77B7 .Myrtle Ave.. Lone; Branch. SH 7-2009 Excellent residential area. Al- day. Sleep In. Matawan area, J125 electromechanical parts * assem- LAWSON BTYLE »of» «nd chsjr. Wine SPRING TERRACE apartments. 3^ RED BANK — River location. Large tnonth. WH ft-4754. blies. Familiar with Govsi-jiment red, good condition. Reasonable, fin 7 and 4V4-room apartments, May 1, June Two offices to show you the best most new. Split level. Expansive Standard i. INSURANCE 3577. furnished room, private bath. Gentle- OIRL — Wanted to operate Proapeiit; 1 occupancy. SH V*850. mn only. Convenient SH 1-0076. in Rumson, Fair Haven, Holm- view North Shrewsbury River. •hirt unlL Must be experienced will Job operation In DISSATISFIED with preieot Insurance? PIANO — Ebony Bplnet, escellei TWO ROOMS — Bath Furnished, utlll ROOMS with maid service, (15 weekly, del, Middletown, the Shrews- Center hall, dropped living room, folding and fleerer. Apply in person Want * better deal? Call Dunn Iniur condition, |300. Call ties included. On bus line, river. Prefer single. Highlander Hotel. "ining room, den, three bed- Worey LsRue. Hwy 35. Eatontown. AMBOY, N.J. AREA ane* Astoey, BH 14533. SH 1-4148 business person or couple. Inqulr HI 3-120*. after 13 burys, Little Silver, Oceanport di Lafayette St.. Rumaon. and environs. rooms, two baths, recreation HOUSEKEEPER — Ironing, plain cook Good lalarjr with Iravil allowance DINING ROOM — Nine-piece Dreie FURNISHED ROOM—In private home. room, two-car garage. Asking tog. Monday through Friday l p.m. un NO AOE LIMIT mahogany, perfect condition. Love seat WEST KEAN8BURO — Modern ^ Mid die town-Red Bank area. Call SH 1- til after dinner. Saturday morning 6-11 INSTRUCTION »15. Kitchen cabinet. »12. SH 1-1287. room furnished apartment. All utllKlea, 3119, or BH 1-2592. _____ $43,500. sum. References required, $30 11 rs Mall reiuma lrora»dl»telr or ttlt- adults only. 787-147B. Kraut. SH 1-1234 evening;.. pbonc MArktt 77630. nqUE SHOW — Plalnfleld. Aprl TWO FURNISHED ROOMS — Kitchen WALKER & WALKER 11, 12, 13. Grace Episcopal Church, NEWLY DECORATED furnished apart- privileges. Good location. 23 South St., LITTLE: SILVER RANCH — Sloping EXPERIENCED FOUNTAIN OIRL — ELECTRONICS 130 E. 8th Bt. Monday and Tuesday ment, bedroom, living room, kitchen, Red Bank. SII 1-7031. REALTORS landscaped plot. Living room, picture Wanted for Howard Johnson's, Rt« 85, Evenlnc clasici In electronics for men1210. Thurailay 12-«. Lunch 12-5. bath, private entrance. On Hwy 35, window, fireplace. thre« bedrooms, Hid die town. OS 1-KM. H. L YOH CO., INC. and women of all at**1* Claw Marts MiddletOwn. Couple preferred. SH 1-LARGE,— Attractive double room Tor Highway 35 Shrewsbury 1>4 batha. Financing minimum. 935,- April 24. Phone, write, visit. UVE WORMS — SO tor 75 cents In 0431. business' couple, or two young women HOUSEKEEPER — Over fifty for elder- 123 B. IND arr. PHILA, S, PA. waxed containers. Cohen's Departmem May bring own TV set. Light houskeep- SHadyside 1-5212 ly lady. Sle^p Jn. Salary f25 week. ELECTRONIC INSTITUTE Store, Shrewsbury Ave. PARTMENT — Four rooms, fur- ing privileges. Convenient location SH Call SH 1-0565. KLKCTRGLUX CORPORATION ot Eatontown nished. Close to bus and railroad. In- MSN wanted, 8al» and service. Me- 218 Broad It. LI 2-4353 21" OE CONSOLE TV — $75. Inquire 7-5857 Open 7 Days Schanclc Agency FIRST CLASS secretary wanted for chanical background helpful* 608 Pro quire at 153 Chestnut St. full or part Urn* work. Phone daytime. Service Department. Eatontown TV, ROOM FOR RENT tn a nice- house. 8 Linden fl. Had Bank pect Ave., L,Utl« Bllr*r Shopping Cei Hwy 35, Eatontown. LI 2-O40O. UNFURNISHED apartment, four room* 27 Spring St., Red Bank, aentleman SHadyside 7-031)7 BH 7-2441. evening*. BH 1-79M. ter. BH 1-W70. centrally located, private, heat, water, preferred. SH 7-3506. ' FLORENCE BOTTLED QAS RANGE— *85. SH 7-2676. BECRETARY — General office work ROUTE SALESMAN to operate beve MERCHANDISE Good condition, J10. Call 787-O380 after SINGLE ROOMS. Clean and comfort WEART-NEMETH LOT OWNERS Stenography. ?.*• day week. Call age store routes in Won mouth an 4:30 p.m. BEAUTIFUL ocean view. Furnished able. Reasonable rate. Garage. Oen CO 4-1640 Ocean Count lei. Merchandising exper FOR SALE thrco rooma. 20F knotty pin© living ..omen ti rarer red. S3 Wallace St BH 1 AGENCY READY TO BUILD? MATURE LADY BOOKKEEPER. Ty^ ence preferred. Apply the Coca Col PROM OOWN — Three aprlng suits, room. Adults. CA 9-OC57. 53M. Jhoose from 127 floor plan! and archi- tng essential. Write Box 833 Renoitlinid ? Co., Anbury Circle, Asbur) dresses, size 10-12. Chaise lounge; Thay- tectural treatments of different periods Park, Apply Friday and Monday a.m. er bathfnette. OS 1-3096. THREE-ROOM furnished apartment, NEWLY DECORATED cheerful rooms 102 WEST FRONT STREET and styles, the home especially suited Bank, N. J. HAMMOND utilities, 227 Newman Springs Rd. Red with running water. Weekly, single »10. to your personality. 110,500 to t2O,3O0. ALUMINUM DOORS Bank. double 115. Modern bath. At hus stop SHadyside 1-2240 RU 1-2089. Everett H Thome Co AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Car accomodatlona. 109 Main St.. authorized dealer for U.S. Steel Homes ORGAN STUDIO THREE-ROOMS FURNISHED — Keansburg. 24-HOUR SERVICE $25! inenB, utilities, parking included, tie EARLY AMERICAN HOME — Five of ASBURY PARK slrable neighborhood. Adults. 89 Pros- LARGE FRONT ROOM — Connecting rooms. Furnish.,!. 18,600. Unfurnished, READY TO IIANO pect Ave. 8H 1-2688. bath, quiet street Garage available. EATONTOWN All Models on Display Business people. BH 1-065S. $7,500. Call 767-53(1 alter 5. NOTHING EXTRA TO BUY RED BANK Three-bedroom rancher with sep- SHREWSBURY-Three-bedrooro ranch. USED HAMMOND EXTRAVOICB S B< PJIOWN-S 32 BROAD %T. Deluxe beautiful four-room (two bed- arate dining room, full dry base- Oarage. Owner, thla w«ek only, $17,000. SH 7-3788. THOMAS SPINET ORGAN I 650RED BANTHINK K FOAM THINKSH 1-7500 rooms). Immediate occupancy. *I2[>.5O. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ment, screened breezeway and BBVKRAL WURL1TZKR ORGANS FOAMART Five-room apartment for May, $140. REDECORATED HOME — Thrte bed- AT CLEARANCE PIlICKa EATONTOWN New garden apartments. Lovely envi- one-car garage. Excellent condi- ronment. Bpacious rooms and closet* HOUSES FOR SALE rooms, living room, dining room, kitch- 8ALK3 AND SERV1CH REDUCING EQUIPMENT—For r«nt or tion. $16,500. en, bathroom, full size enclosed front sale. Free delivery. South Jeney Burgi- Frea parking. and hack porches. Cash and pick up CARS RENTAL AND WBTIWCTION payments, AT 1-3221. Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till &;30 cnl, SIIailyaMe 7-2614 MADISON GARDENS BMALL DOWN PAYMENT gets you TORM WINDOWS — 27, wooden. 132 South St. SHadyside 1-7633 BERG this attractive «H room apartment with TWO FAMILY DUPLEX — River Rd. COOKMAN AVK. AND MAIN BT. two bedrooms, living room and kitchen Fair Haven. Zoned for business. Income Wowltn screens or various sizes. Three TWO AND THREE-ROOM efficiency VETERANS with dining nook. OH heat. Only $59.50 "VALUE TIME" SPECIALS PR 5-9300 '- doorti. SH 1.Q271. apartments, all utilities. TV, Baron's iver S200 per month. I1S4 per month Motor Lodge, i; mile south Eatontown NO DOWN PAYMENT per month Includes taxes and all utili- carries alt. Assume I1B.000 OI mort- '59 MERCURY Montclair Hardtop, Full Power 1750. I/NPA rr^^jRNiTURE Circle. Call Mm. Sullivan, LI 2-9727. ties. LI 3-DS84. gage, plus 10000 cuh. SH 1-820J after RUUS, NEW from Armstrong woole CASH AND CARRY SALE -- Up to 5 p.m. '60 FALCON 2-dr. Sedan, Radio and Heater J49S. mills In original wrappings, Solid• an r>0(£ off. Brconil floor Rrrt Bank Li THREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED — $13,900 Full Price ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS — Larso cl '60 RENAULT DAUPHINE—4-dr. Sedan 995. tweed • with non-skirl foam rubb A Supply Co., 0 Wall St., Red Port Monmouth. Good location. Call room hoiiao all Improvements, ut (More Classified Ads backi. Terrino savings, private born 787-2042. Attention tenants, homeowners, anyone, able for large or two families. $5,500 Electric Clutch, Radio and Heater HE 2-05<9 move lip to better living In tills very On The Next Page) ROCKING CHAIR JI5, jrrcen leaUier POUIMtOOM — FurnlBhed apartment. large three^bedroom homo with a com-WY 1-2120 Evenings between 0-10 TOP SOIL— Enriclicd Nursery J3.30 Centrally located. Private bath and en- per yard delivered. Ksll Conitriiciioi chair $3, studio couch $3. Cheat $5. pletely equipped science kitchen, for- All good condition. BH 1-R089. rancc. Adults only, no pots. 811 1-2715. mal dining room, expandable attic with '60 MERCURY 4dr. Executive Car, 8000 miles 12 Broad St., Red Hank, HH 7-230O. a fourth bedroom, den, and full haac HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES gOR SALE '60 FORD Galaxie 4-dr. Victoria, FOM PS 1995. 1*AMP SALE—DlBCOntinucti nuinbe: MARE8CHI ACCORDION- — 120 bass FOUR ROOMS — Unfurnished. First ment on a lOO'xlW beautifully land Showroom of Tower Craftsmen, 105 Mother of Pearl. In case, perfect condi- floor, Located nt 53 Prospect Ave., Redneaped lot, Including range, comblna •59 MERCURY Montciair Ilanltops, Full Power 1750. Chestnut St., Red Dank, Open daily tion. General Electrlr pnrlab.6 ironi>r. Hank. Available April 15. Rent. 185, tlon aluminum storm saah and door Nothing down for GI; $900 down for anyone. Lovely '60 FORD Fairlane Fordor, Fordomatic, R&H only 1595. Wednesday until 0 p.m., Saturday until Btiveratone tape recorder. AT X-2R83.iliu electric and gas. Inquire at 53-Aand many other extras. Convenient Prospect Ave. or phone RH 7-4437. to BCtiTOlu, shopping and transport a non-development, two-bedroom Cape Cod with attached '59 FORD Fordor Ranch Wa(;on, Fordomatic 1495. noon. WO nLOND MAHOGANY encPtnhlrfl UPTOWN LONO BRANCH — Five tlon. 24x24 garage on a nice, quiet street. Built by a builder '57 FORD Country Squire Station Wagon FOM 1195. TRADE Hi your old lurniiure with no 512. Girl's vanity or desk %7. Lounge down payment and get a new parlor chair J5. Wood itorm windows cheap. rooms, hath, furnished or unfurnished. Non-Vet $455 Down for himself. He must sell, for his family has expanded. '59 STUDEBAKER-LARK 2-dr. Hardtop, Bargain 1150. or dining room vet at laio prices. Wil- HH 1-1001. CA. 2-9131. Best of all hot water heat. Full price $12,500. '57 MERCURY Montclair 4-dr. MOM, PS 850. liam Left Furniture Inc.. Hwy 3b, Don't Forget Our Mlddletown. BH 1-3313. open •venlngi WABIHNO MACHINE - KJUOIDAIIIK PORT MONMOUTH — Nicely furnished '57 FORD Fairlane "500" 4-dr. Victoria FOM PS 850. till & p. m, orn Imperial, excellent condition. apnrtmont. Prlvnte entrance. All utlll- Lovely ranch in a settled area; with a full basement, $115. Can SH 7-3D RED BANK COLONIAL i HAVE YOU SEEN THE LOVELY HOMES AT ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, INC. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE On a nice street, walking distance to bus. Low taxes. Living room with bay window; dining room with bay window, roomy Monmouth County's Oldeit Real Eitata Firm kitchen. Powder room and screened porch on first floor. Three MAUDE P. SPARKES AGENCY bedrooms and bath on second. $23,500. SILVERBROOK PARK 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK, NpW JERSEY SH 1-3450 120 Fair Haven Road Fair Haven, N. X GOOD BUY IN RUMSON ! at Little Silver ^AUTIFUL ENGLISH TUDOR,— New listing in quiet court area SHadyside 1-0200 Roomy, older .four-bedroom house. Living room, dining room, 10-Room Miniature Mansion . . . 8-Room Split Level f SHREWSBURY. Three bedrooms, two baths, large windows 6 undiy on irst oor Near chools a 'i i' ' " - » "d bus. Taxes t on sBEDROOMS 3 BEDROOM8 iake living room (with fireplace), dining room and large, modern DELIGHTFUL SECLUSION-3^ ACRES itchen sunny and unusually pleasant. Full cellar, garage with, Only $20,990 Complete rriage house. Four bedrooms, three baths, expansion space, WATERFRONT :orage room, huge plot. The only one o[ its kind. Price J35.0O6! ncludes extra lot). New spacious ranch. Living room with fireplace; den with fire- These luxurious homes have been designed to give you maximum iree-car garage. Asking $38,900. place. Full dining room. Betty Furness kitchen, three large bed- :omfort with a minimum of effort. Lovely to look at, lovely to IEW LISTING-DIFFERENT AND UNIQUE — LITTLE SILVER, FIRST TIME LISTED-RIVER OAKS rooms, 2^ baths, two-car garage. Half acre. 136,500. iwn. Why not see them today? Only five left! lory, white, pre-war home. Living room with bay window; dining oom, two bedrooms and bath downstairs, two large bedrooms up- 'our-bedroom ranch. Two baths, living room with fireplace; din- SPIC AND SPAN LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL ctlcmB: Tak»> Hwy, 35 Boulh to Sycamore Ave,. lsn on Bycamore to Brunch tairs; cellar, garage. Well proportioned lot with trees. Asking lg room, spacious porch, basement, playroom. Asking $27,500. Top neighborhood. Living room with fireplace; dining room, roomy . right on Branch at Railroad station to Bilveralde Ave., left on Silveralrie 10,500, but must be sold. kitchen, powder room, heated sunroom on first door. Three large ind two blocks to model bomei. RUMSON-NEW RIVERFRONT {ED BANK—Three-year-old, like-new home. Three lovely bed- bedrooms and two baths on second. Finished playroom. $35,000. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY THE ooms, two baths, den, huge kitchen with dining area; garage, /2 acres. Four bedrooms, two baths. $40,000. MEISTRICH AGENCY rpeting throughout. A real beauty at $23,500. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY rewm&n Sprines lid, HOUSES FOR SALE LOTS AND ACREAGE For Information call SH 1-688S 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE CREAGE FOR DEVELOPERS SH I-87OO ITK approved for motel, raady t» J. LESTER RIGBY and mortgage money aval lab It. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RUSSELL M. BORUS JOHN L. MINUGH EN ACRES for moderate priced ASSOCIATES, INC. mci, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE REALTORS REALTORS - 1NSURORS F. A. Gehlhaus RAY VAN HORN REDDEN AGENCY i8 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury Real Estate 600 River Road Rumson Rd. Rumson RED BANK BUY WISELY REALTORS - 1NSURORS SH 1-7741 vy. 36 Leonards REALTORS RU 1-0716 text to Blue & White But Terminal) INTERRACIAL PERMANENTLY Fair Haven, N. J. ATTRACTIVE TWO-BEDROOM AT 1-0488 $8,900 OVER A QUARTER CENTURY ORIGINAL AS DIOR — Me- Mint condition. Cape Cod. com Cape Cod. Space for two addition- LINCROFT — Modern custom lallian all-electric ranch home )xl60' — LOT befween 24-2$ Forrtst Bungalow conveniently located on SHadyside 7-1532 built ranch near public, parochial ve, numion. Wrlle offer to "LOT", pletely modern. Many-extras MMACULATE RANCH — Con- al bedrooms and bath. Existing rith breathtaking features. Three fill. Kti\ Bank West Westslde Avenue, two bed- Combination alumiffum screens GI mortgage can be assumed. school and Bell Laboratories. Liv- structed by one of the area's best RUMSON GARDEN SPOT — A louble exposure bedrooms, two EA L~ B UILD1NO LOT — Approjll- rooms, extra large kitchen, king large porch, cyclone fence. Neat House appraised by FHA for $15, ing room, fireplace, large coun- ately 100x100, located In Belford. Full builders. Combination living modern seven-room ranch home uperbly ceramic baths, three rice $2500.' Call Cal OMien Rtalty, size living room, full basement. well kept home. Full price $12,- 300. Owner asking $15,000. try kitchen, dining area, three :ight-ft. thermopane sliding doors " 1-3322. J500 DOWN, then low monthly room and dining room with fire- (includes paneled den), on an bedrooms, tiled bath. Full dry 900. Don't delay inspection. You place, three bedrooms, kitchen rom family room, kitchen and CREAGE — Beautlfuly located part- payments. NEW CENTER HALL COLONI- acre of quiet beauty. No traffic basement: hot water oil heat. may wait too long. with eating area. Utility room, aster bedroom to deck porch woodpd with fine treei. Rultabl* for AL—Large living room, dining to fear. Best estate neighbor- Two-car garage, plot 102x180. iraea or fine home. Van Vllet Agen- ^ll basement. Oversized garage. ireplace wall of crystallin white y. wii e-um. RED BANK room, kitchen with family dinin hood. No other so big, so fine, Taxes only $350. Price $20,000. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Many extras. Just offered at t ermont marble. Screens, storm area, dishwasher, wall oven, fou for so little as $34,000. E1BDLETOWN — *,',. plus acre, cleared. INTERRACIAL 119,500. ;ash, two-car garage, full cellar. >ead-end rond, quiet neighborhood. iet the maximum joy out of life, bedrooms, two tile baths, fu' LITTLE SILVER BUNGALOW- $12,900 RUMSON TOP RESIDENTIAL >rmi avallahle. OB 1-3229. Buy this beautiful, modern seven cellar, two-car garage, base- Living room, sunporch, dinin arge shade trees to boot. Old ROLLING 2aths. large living room, with tras. FHA financing available. ment on easy terms. IMMACULATE HOME in Little with fireplace, powder room. sliding door to covered, screened E WANT HIGH PRICED Silver. Raised hearth fireplace, BEAUTIFUL SYCAMORE AV EXCLUSIVE, CONVENIENT Four twin bedrooms and two porch. Electric kitchen with an -We are agents for AMERICAN LIST- NEW SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP dining room, knotty pine kitcher NUE—Modern ranch with huge tiGB, and we can move higher priced YET INEXPENSIVE—Six rooms, baths on second floor. Oversize bundance of cabinets, dishwash statr* and homes anywhera tn Mon- INTERRACIAL with dishwasher and electri living-dining room, fireplace, pic- outh County. National advtrtlslng NEW MONMOUTH lovely porch, garage, over V2 two-car garage, porch. Access range. Three bedrooms, twe lure window, electric kitchen, :r. wall oven. $19,500 GI mort- .nd fre* brochura «ervict. Try us, $12,900 acre. $20,000. Down payment Exceptional value at See yourself enjoying comfort, baths, den, porch. House com to river. three bedrooms, two tiled baths gage assumable. Asking only only $2,500. Move right in. Adorable white Cape Cod, like convenience, distinction. Nicer. pletely air conditioned. Lovelj $38,500. Full cellar, warm air oil Mi 122,900. SNYDER REALTORS new. Two bedrooms down with landscaped. A real delightful landscaped grounds. Near schoo Enclosed breeieway to three- partially completed expansion at- SHREWSBURY — Superb split in OWNER LEAVING STATE offers FIVE CORNERS, MIDDLBTOWN seven-room split level with real established neighborhood. 31' liv- and shopping. $29,000. room, bath guest house. Garage, J. LESTER RIGBY OS 1-2590 or BH 1-SBTS tic, full basement and large lot. ivable comfort in every room perfect home for large family. ing room, .formal dining room, 200x200 plot, (more land avail VA mortgage may be assumed Living room, three large bed Five-bedroom split level in love- able), with many trees. $35,500 VB NEED MORE HOMES for out three bedrooms, l>/5 baths, large RIVER FRONT RANCH with ASSOCIATES, INC. .with $1,500 DOWN. rooms, formal dining room, den, ly country area. Large living lelecled buytri In RtA Btnk, Rumion, family room. All electric kitch- channel, bulkhead and dock. Liv •"air Haven .nd Middletown. Our \}h baths, laundry, attached ga ing room with fireplace and room, dining room, deluxe kitch- OLDER RUMSON TWO-STOR 558 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury trad.-ln proiram tin created many en. -Shop:—Lot 150x150.—Double en, 2>/4 lilea baths.~21xl4 finished ; sales. CaU its -lor prompt, TtUkbls TJEW SHREWSBURY rage, basement. FULL PRICE bookshelves. Dining room, kitch HOME -Open porch, living room garage. $33,500. recreation room, basement, at- service. INTERRACIAL $22,500. This unusual offer can' en with electric range and re dining room, kitchen downstair! last long. Act NOW! tached garage. Home complete- two bedrooms and modern bath ALMOST RIVERFRONT! $15,000 RIVERFRONT — Large sliding frigerator. Three bedrooms, twt CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor ly equipped. upstairs. Taxes $200. Garage One lot removed from the Nave 41 E. Front St., Red Bunk Owner moving drops price on glass doors in dining room and baths, large utility room am CALL NOW Plenty of shade trees. Only $8, sink. Enjoy the benefits of th tour-bedroom modern ranch on paneled den afford a three-mile- workshop. Washing machine am EXCEPTIONAL VALUE — At- SH 1-4030 view. Seven rooms. Three bed- dryer included. Patio overlook 800. river. Small Victorian house rVANTKL) — Two. three and Tour-bed- double lot. Here is a real buy ractive four-bedroom center hall Large iivinj; room with bay win room homes. Prlc. il3,0OO-|30.OOO. W* rooms. Two baths. Laundry ing water. Excellent location have serious buyer, waiting. Cal] El- for the eligible buyer. FHA or MATTHEW J. GILL ranch home. Spacious living dow, dining room, modern kitch Two-car garage. Many extras $44,500y wood A. Armstrong. Realtor. 555 Pros- VA terms. room, modern kitchen, two tiled RUMSON—Holy Cross area-Co- en. Three bedrooms, tiled bath pet Ave.. Littlo Silver. 8K 1-4500. "The Broker $33,000. baths. Full basement. Attached lonial brick and frame, four bed- attic and basement storage area UST XOUn HOME WITH WAWCiCIt A Who Knows Middletown" LAND FOR BUILDERS garage. Assume high V/,% GI rooms, 2'/i baths, fireplace, hoi One block to bus line. WALKER ths offlct that orferi com- THE MEISTRIChT Highway 35 Middletown 804 River Road Fair Haven mortgage. Asking $19,500. water oil heat, two-car garage, ilete lervic*. W« taJie bouiei in trade, $20,000 w* finance, wa appralst. and best of all AGENCY SHadyside 7-4100 nice plot. Reduced to $32,500. w sell, walker A Walker. Real Eitate, OS 1-3200 CO 4-543 SHadyside 1-5660 Insurance. Open T days. Shrewsbury Newman Springs Rd., corner Open 7 days WALKER & WALKER RUMSON — Vicinity publ RUMSON CAPE COD offlca. SH 1-S2U. lUrltan oUlc*. CO 4- Steven Ave.,- New Shrewsbury OCEANPORT — Split level, as schools—Frame Cape Cod, fou Well proportioned living room an CROWELL AGENCY 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI REALTORS bedrooms, two baths, full base with bay window and brick fire- sume mortgage. Army officei -LEGAL NOTICE SHadyside 1-588S place. Two bedrooms, tiled bath, leaving area. Almost new home REALTORS Rt. 35 Red Bank Highway 35 Hazlet ment, hot air oil heat, one-car Large living room, dining room ;arage. Now priced at $20,800. kitchen with eating area. Staii NOTICE Or MUNICIPAL ELECTION 41 E. Front St. Red Bank kitchen with built-in oven anc Open 7 Days to second floor with large expan Borough of Keasibarg, New Jersey. VETS NO 5 DOWN RUMSON—Public school area- STANLEY K. DOWNS range. l',4 baths, spacious den, SH 1-4030 sion area. Detached garage. In accordance with R, B. 40:70-1 $99 MONTHLY PAYS ALL CO 4-5212 Desirable three-bedroom fram to 40:84-19 of the Laws ol New Jersey REALTOR three bedrooms. Attic for two ex $15,750 and the acts and supplements thereto tra rooms. Aluminum combina RUMSON RUMSON-Well kept older horn CAPE COD—In perfect condition bungalow, sunroom, moden entitled "AN ACT RELATING TO. "Homes of Charm and Value" tion storm and screen window; Living room, dining room, kitch Three bedrooms, large bright ;itchen, steam oil heat, attache tlEGULATINd AND PROVIDING FOR Real comfortable three-bed- ;arage, large plot. Asking $17 THE GOVERNMENT OF MUNICIPAL- SHadyside 1-1017 and doors through the house en, three bedrooms, modern ti kitchen, jalousied enclosed rear ELLEN S. ITIES GOVERNED BY A MUNICIPAL One-car attached garage. Fui room home near schools bath, full basement, garage. All porch, aluminum combination iOO. COUNCIL AND A MUNICIPAL MAN- Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury HAZELTON AGER," the terms of lh« prpstnt basement. Anyone regardless o churches and water. Includes minum storm windows. Low tax windows and doors. Walking dis- Member! of the Municipal Council of age or income can assume thi: living room with fireplace es. Convenient location. Non vi tance to schools—near shopping D£NNIS K. BYRNE REALTOR the Borough of Keansburg. in the BRICK AND FRAME COLONIAL mortgage with $3,200 down anc and transportation. Price $13,500. County of Monmouth, N. J. will ex- dining room, modernized $450 down. Price $13,900. plra at twelve o'clock noon on —Brand new. Eight rooms. Four take over payments. June oc REALTOR - INSUROR 13 West River Road, Rumson bedrooms, 2!4 baths. Hot water cupancy. kitchen, porch, full basement TUESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1D61 VETS NO $ DOWN COLTS NECK—Older hom« In mod 8 West River Road RUmson 1-2003 and their successors shall be chot»n heat. Basement. Two-car ga- and garage. You will like it. condition. Largo dining room, llvlnjc rage. %-acre. Impossible to $107 MONTHLY PAYS ALL room and kitchen. Two bedrooms ind Rumson, New Jersey a Municipal Election to be held $23,500 Four-bedroom home on ide bath on second door. Convenient to tb« Borough of Keamburg, X. «J , duplicate! $26,500. SAMUEL itores, school and church. I1S.0O0. Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 MIRANTI AGENCY RUMSON street for children. Paneled li COLTS NECK BU1LDINO LOTS—2H OS 1-1200 TUESDAY MAY Dth. 1961 "SEE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS" ing room with wood-burning fin acres wooded lot, S6.O00; two IOOIIOO between the hours of 7:00 a m.f and TEICHER AGENCY Modern water view ranch 8:00 p.m., th« District Boards of Elec- place, modern kitchen and bat lou, fl.EOO per tot; three 2U serf Floor-to-celllng Mreplac. wall. Threi Large living room and fire lots, 1partly wooded, tfi,OO0 per lot bedrooms, newly decorated Inside ai tion will >lt at the following places: "TO BUY OR SELL". 287 Oceanport Ave. Oceanpon Many extras. Non vet $600 dowi two l ^ acre lots. 11,400 per lot; oni OWN THRU KRON outside. Built-in oven, range, dry pTace; dining room, electri acre cleared lot, choice location. K, and refrigerator Included.' Large loi FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT: PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 Price $14,900. 000; 100x2)0 lot, 12.600; lour acre cor- lilDDLETOWK Convenient to schools,' churches an Manning Place Flrehoute, Manning Liberty 2-3500 or Liberty 2-3501 kitchen with dishwasher, pan- r lot. wooded and food location, can shopping. Mtadied tarage. Expai Place near Main Street. Modern ranch beautifully i.tuated SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT: eled den, full basement with EATONTOWN divided Into three building loti ^acre rote ttuddtd lot; blickti •Ion attic. ^STANLEY K. DOWNS 1B.9OO. around parfelne area and attach* Lehotay'a store, 55 Carr Avenue, We have many new listings o[ Three-bedroom ranch. Liyin $15,900 near Highland Boulevard. REALTOR recreation room and bar; car- OTVE-ACRE INDUSTRIAL TRACT — Karate. Largt living room, rilnli room, dining room, modern kitch area. Fully equipped iclence klth Tcrmi to luit THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT: HOUSES FOR SALE peted. 900* (rontasje on good road, 13,600. with built-in dlahwajher. Thret twl Trenery Building, 10-12 Church Strttt, en and attached garage. Trei «ixe bHroomi. Full, dry buement corner Randall Place. FROM 17,000 to (32,000 FHA approv*d. Euy lernu. Aikln; THE MIRANTI AGENCY ONLY $450 $33,500 shaded lot. Immaculate through George V. Illmensee Real E«*U and Iniuranc* FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT: Fleue phone for Appointment: 117,000, Realty Office. 214 Main Street, Cor- Down payment on this immacu- out. Price $16,500. Real Estate—Mortgages Middletown Shopping Center ner Park Avenue. Middletown late ten-year old Cape Cod on AT 1-0488 RL 31 Colt! Neck FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT: RUMSON RANCH China Gardens Restaurant, 286 Main 50x150. A rare bargain. F. A. GEHLHAUS Four-bedroom, two-bath, three-year-oW McGOWAN-RYAN IIOPklDB 2-3172 M. KRONE Street, near Church Street. Real Eitatt home in Ideal family neighborhood HIDDLETOWN AND VICINITY ASSOCUTES, INC. NEED ROOM FOR MOM The following named persons hav« BEACH AGENCY M Hwy. 3«, LKO.NARDC Living room wlih stone fireplace, larg< AGENCY IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY been placed In Nomination by peti- formal dining room, ample Kitchen Rt. 35 ^ Eatontow ftANCH — Four bedrooms, \wo bath, tions filed with the Municipal Clerk of Hwy 35 Middletown (Next to Blue A White Bua Term!) covered porch, full basement, two-cai RED BANK SH 7-3OC Simply take over V,i% 01 mortise full dining room, cellar, den, gan garage. Asking $32,600. and mova right in. sensible month); Convenient to everything, 903,800, Borough of Keansburg. N. J. for Liberty 2-2133 COUNOILMAN and their names will OS 1-2727 EDNA M. NETTER 24-Hour Service paymenu are fill and you only neet COLOfflAL—Brand new lour bedroom appear on the ballots at the Municipal 93,100 cash to swing the deal. Thii two baths, dining room, cellar, twi Election to be held on LICENSED HEAL ESTATE BROKE A. Fred Maffeo la a charming seven-room split level car garage, science, kitchen with bull with three bedroomi, m baths, family MIDDLTTOWN AND FARMS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES AGENCY FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL in oven, range and dishwasher, wal TUESDAY, MAY »(h, 1961 room and attached garage. PRICED to-wall carpeting. Excellent nelghbi ai folowss; TAKE OVER OI MORTOAOE HOLMDEL-COLTS NICK Shrewsbury SH 1-93: E, R. SNYDER & CO RIGHT AT 117.500. A TRULY EXCELLENT BUY—Attr COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL - Only MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS liv* roijr-bedroom home In a oonvei hood.* $24,000. James J. Gravany, - S3.49O down and 1124 monthly pays RIVER RIGHTS. EXCELLENT VALUE ent quiet netjhborhood. JCxtra lai Both of these homes are Ideal for tl Martin C, Lohien, kll. Spotless home, three bedrooms, Dutch *ne Rd. Marlboi —Almost new four-bedroom split. Large Established 1873" R. W. Barnickel living room with rireplace, teparai family with a llvc-Jn relative. Eai Benjamin And reach, • \y% bams, family room, attached Ka- RD 1. Freehold bright living room, family dining room, dining room, modern kitchen and lar has private room with bath. Albert Hunter, rate, aluminum combinations through- HO 2-4151 den. Kitchen With dining area. Base- ASSUMPTION KT. 3$ MIDDLSJTOWN enclosed sun porch. Powder room Leon A. Waltt, - out. Quick occupancy — no red ttpe ment game room. 2'.^ baths. Laundry. first floor and full tiled bath on aec Taul V. Fuccl, MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — 2^-yeai Two-car garage. $32,750. The key word In buying a homi tod R. C. COLLIER George Cameron, — low clodnc coiti — ANYONE ipUt. Threo bedrooms, large cheerful Is — ASSUMPTION. Buy an eqult IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — Blx-roon floor. Two-car garage Taxea arom Hwy. 35, Eaton town (Opposite Bendi Leonard S, Bellezza, • QUALIFIES! A •llchtly lower offer kftclien. recreation room, targe cornei and ajflume the ezlatlnc low month ranch. Two baths, basement, oovere J300. Low down payment ROLSTO Louis Cnlllchlo. w)|l be considered—OET A MOVE ON! lot, fenced-In yard. Assume OI mor Lawrence J* Schilling payments. patio, two-car garage. Half acre, l>ead' WATERBURY, REALTOR, 16 WEf LI 2-2266, if no answer RU 1-0933 T. Edward Kinlln, e. Price $16,600. Phon* 787-6945. 16 Spring Street Red Ban ond Street. Asking $26,400. OS 1-0138. FRONT ST., RED BANK. SH 7-35C George B. Johnson, LEONAHDO TiANCH VETERANS — No down payment. »8: R: W. Barnickel MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom SHadyslda 7-4121 THOMPSON AGENCY — Near KLEVEN YEAR-OLD Cape Cod, tlir per month. One, two, button your ihoe; MAJUAM J. 8PIELMAN, Secluded location, but only M m Bank, three bedroom ranch, $16,900; bedrooms, expansion attic, oil hei three, (our, close the door; five, fix Municipal Clark. RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN •anch, 4',3 per cent mortgage. J19.50U. MAKE US AN~OFFBR — We we?e~a8k from bun stop. Two bedrooms, cuato Mkiriletnwn, ieven>room split, $17,400 OS 1-0505 8H 7-3362 after 5 p.m. ing (11,900 for our older type five an built, formal dining room, drtacht Gtorms. screens, blind», Large lot buy a. house. This little poem makes Dated: April 7th, 1961. aee. $72 a month paya all, yi Oceanport, alx-room ranch, low taxes, condition. Only J12.500. 787-HO2 lot more seme than you think. Cor LINCROFT — Three bedroom iplli MODERN three-bed room ranch, d half room home. Completely redecora 51J.500; Fa-;r Haven, Dutch Co.onlnl, on In, and see and buy this four t April 7-21 t2ft.ll tached garage. Near beach, river. Mon ted. Huge ,tile kitchen, tile bath (new) d 55,800 cash. KxccU*nl value Foftr bedrooms, l'.j bathn, $17,1)00; NEW MONMOUTH — Three-bedrooi ltvel. Near parkway, schools and ihop- one acre lot. But now we MUST SELL, $13,800. «< bedroom home with a large fdenc RIl>ft RECKIVRD plnf area. Assume 4!*. per cent mort- mouth Beach. CA 2-7958. Port-au-pcck, waterfront ranch, f ranch. Dining room, eat-in kltche1i equipped kitchen full sized dlnli So make us an offer. Will probably tak bfdroomB, Hi baths, double Rara closed porch. Full cellar with pla oom, enclosed front porch, expanal COUNTY OF MONMOUTH gage. Phone BH 7-3595. ^^^ It. 94 Main St. Bel [on.. l-hono 787-469 OUTSTANDING-BUY OF 1961 $23,900. Many oilier listings, nil il m. Asaume 4!i GI. OS 1-3614. STATE OF NEW, JERSEY When Buying. Selling or In luring, Se attic, full basement, all purpose roo: NOTICE is hereby given that aeiled IJLROE FAMILY? Here'i your home. Oceanport'a First Realtor First. In Middletown's desirable Colin tr and prices. SI E From Si. SH I-07OO. and a garden tool fihed on a 365* de KOUK-ROOM DUPLEX ~Knoti 'tub Estates, close to Naveiink Rive EIGHT-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL — Th fully landscaped lot. Including ranei da will he received by the Board of Four-bedroom, split level, 1'4 tmttis. p dlneltp. il he 40 Belshaw ivo-hciiroom Cape Cod with expanslo tiedroomi bath it. recreati Chosen Freeholder* of the County of playroom, dining aren. Clean Interior MAKiW COX AGENCY Ave., LI 2-2650. ON 'SECLUDED FAIR HAVEN Htree room, laundry rooi i. Separate dlnli nsher, and storm aaflh, [teal hlc th for furnishing paper and and well landscaped, nice neighborhood. 9Z Comancht Driv« Oceanpori econd floor for two more bedroom li .river rights. Colonial stylt* home locution. Immediate possession, Jll.BC CA 2-1603 ml bath. Living room with lireplact with Early American charm, Moilcrr room, attached gar; ge. Includes a tor full j>rice. Nonvet $361) down. The " chemicals and mechanical services for Owner transferred. Will sell for $18,500. APPLEBROOK — Owner must se gleaming tile bath, modern kitchei iloors and windows patio fence, fu the photostat machine .n the County •H 7-0850. Serving Monmoutti County Ovtr SO Sra. 3-bedrooin ranch, many extras in ly equipped with all scientific appl Inndicaped. Walk to shopping. N Agency. VA. 35, Middletown. oa 1-ltW Clerk's Office of Monmouth County, eluded 4H per cent mortgage $17,900 detached garage. JW & month pa} anccn. hlpal executive liome, ennlly R( II. you need *4,€OO cash. Full price ceasible to all new Industrial Installa- York tin UPS nnd :ralns. 4\ G. New Jersey, and opened and read in VIDDLETOWN — Split level. Imme- RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS — Two lg OS 1-3632. 14,800. tions In the area. First floor OS l-SSOt, If you arc Imnl working and ambi public on Wednesday, April 19, 1061, at diate occupancy, low down payment, bedrooms, ranch, on quiet tree shndei of IIvine room with fireplace, dining tloua, but short of c»sh, lee us at 2:00 p.m. at the meeting place of the- •even rooms, l',£ bath, enclosed Jalou- dead end street, Beautifully landscape RUMSON — Seven room, two-story BELFORD SPECIAL RANCH — Excellent location, larp our LAYAWAY PLAN • Veterans Board in the Hall of Records, Free- •le porch, attached garftge. Phona OS property; 123x160. Attached garage, fui Inge home. 50x100' lot Oil heat $11,500 Conveniently located •Ix-room rune m, kitchen laundry room, p Ivlng roon 'place, dlnlnR room pai down payment. |5H per month. Aren hold. New Jersey. 14905 basement. River rlghtl. SH 1-0769. AT 1-0898-J. iree. hed rooms, modern kitchen, a room, forrirooin and tile hath. Three olcd den. modern kllchrn. three lar your kid it as good nn the landlords tached Enrage. $8& a month pays a: more horirnnms ' •econd floor. Home "ledronms. two full baths. In Why not treat them as good In a hon Complete specifications and form of you need J3.500 caoh. Full price In excellent condition nnrf tint f> fully cur Karaite. Large plot full ahruhhe. " your own. Let us nhow you th bid, contract and bond for the pro- JH,60O. ' decorated, Asking $29,500^ Olszehrook Asking $35,000, OROSS1NOKR A HE1 Immaculate three-bedroom bungalc poned work have been filed In the Agency. Avenue ' ' ~' LER. Realtors, Broad ft Median 1th science kitchen. California rilni Office of the Clerk of the- Board of STEPHENVILLE IN MIDDLETOWN non. RU 1-1700. Sts. BH 1-^100. area, large living room, expandable i Chosen Freeholders nnd copies may tic, nnd basement, lnctudlnp rftOR1 be received by prospective bidders Our best planned house lust acroi EIOIFT^H0OM~OLDER house In Mid RANCH—Llvirig room, fireplace, fo7 upon application. Bids must be made o river from Jied Unnk. Four-bei dlrtown Village. Four hedrooms mod' itorm sash and doors, etc. nice CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY room split level, two til* bnths, HL C modern kitchen, two hedrooir tion immfdlBte po-iaesslon. S7 250 ft Standard Proposal Korm In the ern kitchen bath, cellar, hot water, basement (or utilities, recreation rooi hath, electric range fan he price. Non-vrt S21O down. The Rf i tier designated therein and re- ill hrat. Convenient to transportation many exlrnn, cnll fnr details. Pr '»cy Rt. 35. Middletown. 08 1-1OC quired by the specifications: must b« A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! built-in Karage, baseboard nil hei oliools, churches, stores. $15,000. OS 1 (17.n00. OROS3INGKR A HEL1-E1 enclosed In denied envelopes bearing community sewers. $130 a month pa 042(1. Rcaltori. Brond ft Mechanic Sts. BH the name and address of the bidder, all. you need $3,200 cash. Full prl 0 or SH 102M. i SEVE1N-I10OM hounr. four hedroom designating the name of the work on -JI9.D00. ' ' FAIR ITAVEN - AltTactlve. modern Oil heat. Storm windows. Two the nut side addressed to the Board Reduced to J24.OOO. First floor ha RANCH — New. Living room, dlnli pnrchcn, RsraRr. HH 1-8526. All ol the above hornet may be ri livinjr room, rilnlne room kitchen, tw of Freeholders ot the County of Mon- Adding Machines—Typewriters Floor Waxing Painting and Decorating financed through FHA with 10% cas a. modern kitchen, three bedroorr mouth nnd must be accompanied by payments, bedrooms, powder room. Second floo laundry with dryer, jinn heat, tile hat AllMSTRONG'S TOP BUY OF Tl a certified check drawn to the order ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriters J. TAHNAHILI. — Floor waxing and CARL B. JONES—PalntlnK and dec- bf?drooTii9 and bftthi Attache Asking 911.000, OROSSINGER A HE' WEEK — Hilltop dpttinR. Rpflcioua bri of the County Treasurer for not lesi sold, rented, repaired, flerplco'i, 101 JanatorlRl service. Commercial, resi- orating. General contracting Free Beautiful landscaped ground LER, Renltors. Rrr>nd & Mechanic St nnd irnnie scven-rocim ranch. Thn FIVE CORNERS, MIDDLETOWN 1 than ten n0<>. per cent of the amount Uonmouth St., Red Dank. 811 7-0188. dential. Low rates. 787-277B. estimates Call SH 1-4313. 24 hours Constance smith. 14 Maple Ave., Fat BH 1-2100 or SH 7-4O1H. twin Mzc tirdrnoniii, I - baths, separn hid. mul must be accompanied by a FINE INTERIOR nnd exterior pnlnl OS l^HDO Bvea., 8H 1-88 i. RI{ 1.23OR. dining rnoin. largp deluxe kitchen w certificate from a responsible, bomllns: Inc decorating, nnd pnper hnnglnK DOCTOR OR DENTIST — Nine*™ hlrch cahlnetn. fiunll'- living roo company that th,ey will provide a bond Appliance Repairs Furniture Repair Estimates cheerfully given. W w COME SKE A 1JEAUT1FUL Split Lev IMAGINE!!! ttrnctlvc ^pllt lovrl on tumy enrnrr den, l[BBPmcnt, Iwo-cnr ntt ached , if the bidder Is' successful. Stiles HI 3-2556. New York skyline nnd Atlantic Ocfai eart of Mlddletnwn rexldrntinl nr ragf. awnlnfis. Priced nt $10,700. Rljthl in reserved to reject any or '-—ic uii a largo plot. Lai-Re Jlvl from your picture window. Tlir*e acre Many ottipr ndvanlaRrn. Owner arisin wnnar in a large tecreatlo of woodland, four bedrooms, two Hire Hlnr J2D.O00. 1'nvornhle rinarc (ifrl Ave . t,ltt!c Silver. flH 1-45 the County tn do ao. ing. Allen Electric- BH 7-0612. pickup, delivery. W. Murray. 787-4677. Radio-Television Repair m, nlno a large ncregned-ln patl baths, living room, dining room, Mich It Cfll Olil.t.-n P.fnlty. Nf-u Me My Onipr or the Roard of Choiea I value at J1H.S00. $1,850 dowi four-car garage. Pntlo for outdo* mth. os t:in'J2. Ill'MSON -- Tri't'-Hlindeil JIITP. Hrlck ' at the County of Mon- A. C. RADIO & TELEVISION CO.- nR overlooklnR thin gorRcoim vlei nd (ramr Colonial. Kiglit lovely 12.1 Shrewsbury Ave. HI! 1-47G8. SERV $143 iminth. Call Cal Olilsen Keall mouUi. Auctioneer -' MnnmonUi. Ofl 1-3322. Asking *40.non. The nrnnk Agency. Hank ARE you Interestnl In Colonial houienT rooms, center hall, four bedrooms JOSEPH C. IRWIN. Fuel Oil — Heating ICE WHILE YOU WAIT AtlR AT 1 have a completely remodeled 100 main, fircplacL-llv- Director. B. O. COATfl — An essential Auction AIT R ACTIVELY LOCATED four-bei r old home in fine Middletown loca- Injr room. Sopnrnle dining room or den. : in VINO S. BENNETT FUEL OH. A HHATINQ—Call SH 1- room, ranch-type aplli level. Llvln i. IV, baths nnii powder room. den. "" iclous kltclicn with turnkiasi room. rierk nt the "fcoard Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 0(110. Oil Delivery. Inc., Service A Roofing, Siding and Insulation ronm. dtnlnR room, kitchen, recreatli BPARKMNa WHITE and char dlnlnc room with nutlientlr. beamed lia.il of Records Norwood Ave.. Deal. Phone KKIlogj Sales, 3 Herbert St. Red Dank. ipment. Two-car KarflRp. Triceil at Freehold, *N. J. 1-M6X room, laundry, two full baths, lit Bray. Most aUrnclivc modern In "inc the lntp.it word in modern 000. Choice of ilccnralfonn Inside. Insulation A Sldmc. Corp. Certified acrn lot. Occupy nt once. Full prl Font and rnll fonrf. riot 125" x kltcheni while still retaining It's Colo- i-or>f1 A. Armstrons Aficnry, .15!. ProB- Apri 7-10 f|I.U Johns-Manvllle contractor, Pit B-8407 1K.IKHJ FHA » upraised value, $1.81 Broadtnom carpet hi the living chnrm - SltUiltrd OTI l'i ncrcs, or Adam Llnzmaycr AT t-030- own, $100 monU.lv. Cnli Cal Ohleci dining rooms. Formic kitche ce I2B.OOO. Hnrry A. Krarney A Co., prcl -\v.' , I.tltie Silver. HIl 1-4500. NOTICE Auto and Truck Rental Home Improvements OLSON CO. INC. — Roofing, Biding A New Monmoulh OS KU22. Four bed rooms, 2'j tmths. 22' Rte. 3S. Midrllrtown. Ofl 1-OfiOO. NOTICK T4» PKKNONs DESIRING AD- Inaulntlon. Installed nnd Guaranteed ily room. I»r.n. Lnnndry room, lint: PHKMll.'M QUALITY EXPRESSES NKNTEK HALLOl^ AVIB—Rent • new car or truck. Low D. PRIMERANO "The Carpenter." for 10 years. PR 50705—AT 1-05(0. FAIR HAVEN — Itlver Oaks. THroug] by shop banrment. Many extra*. Trc- RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS — Dandy little THIS elfilit-rnoin ColonlHl ranch In Lit- If you are a qualified and reRlslered ratet Maple Ave.. Red Bank. SH 7- Experienced alterations, repair work, center null colnnlal. Three twin alz menrloim vnlhe! Only J2.1 7SO. Stnuloji a lip Cod on charming street williln lie Rllvfr. Itofimy living nnd dining voter or the. state who expects to *>• 030S. PR 4-S214. Dally T a.m.—10 P.m. out-lnalde. SH 1*151. SH 7-3101. hedrnomn. three large closets In ma K. Donna. Realtor, Shrewsbury. SH " •nllilng distance of .P.e<1 Bank-Living rerrpatlnn room, Four ibsenl outaitJc of the SiatB on May Tel. Answering Service ter, 2\i tmlhs, idrRo living room, dlnli 1017. rnom good n\?.t> kitchen-two bedroomher)room!is . '2»j tinttin. Wnll-to-wall car- >th, 1D61, or a Qualified and registered WORKING MAN'S contractor-Alter- room, kitchen with dishwasher. T^ with tinge ihlrd bedroom upntalrs-Dan't pfi Mli " "-' —' 'oter who will he wltiiin the Stale on ations, additions, palntlne. masonry- TIED ro VOUR telephone? Let us urge porches. 21x12 enclosed. Oi OWNER TRANSFERRED -- Must sac walt-nnly $1,1.500. Hnrry A. Kearney A Aatclne {24.300. A. ArmRtrong Hay fllh, 1%1. but liecauiie nf Illness Building Contractor all those little lobs. LO 6-17K answer for you! 24 hour service. Telo icrecned. Recreation basement wl rlflce nine room ipllt-level home. Three Co.. Rte. M, Middletown. OS 1-0600. Agency. fi.iS P Ave. Ulllr. 911- or pliyaicnl disability win be unahl* phone Answering Service. SH 1-4700. »ar, two-car garage. Asking $34,£KN tiled baths, t.nrge recreation room. Fui S» 14500 to cast your ballot at the polling placa NEW HOMES, alterations, repairs. SII 1-5301. haaement. Two car Garage. Over MHWLETOWN - Reduced neven-room In your Dlntrlct on said date, and you Highest quality work. For estimates acre of lnndscaped Krogmln. Anklnj; (26. ipllt level, nttactirc] Kara Re. Assume Kxtn •dlnary desire to vole In the Horotigh of Keani* KKNCED-IN LOT — Attractive thn r 1 WANT A BAI1OA1N? call Herbert Elgenrauch. 811 1-5201. Insurance Tile Ceramic 5(K>. Offers connldered 4'i i mortRnKt I';* ;. GI. $107 month cover* nil. 516- this alx-i ranch..., nhailed hurfi Municipal Klo.-tion tn bt> held on ld room runcli. Large living room of $20 000. avftllahle. Stnnley K. Downs tOO. $305f> rnsh. Near everythlnR. FHA i rooms mul May Pth. 1961 kindly write or apply In REMODELING-REPAinS-ADDITIONP dining room, eat-In kitchen, ceramic t by lovely trees. Three lie BED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO.—Auto batb, large recreniion room, full bai Realtor, Shrewabury. SII 1-1017. mi 1-6136. Immediate bt...thh , breecewnyb , full cellncell r mtachert prrnon to the undersigned at once rr- Storm windows, siding, awnings. —New work, enclosures, all accessor •arage, low tnxrx. Only SHI.M0. El- qurntlnR that n Civilian Absentee Bal- accident, home, firs Insurance. Low les. floors, walls, celling. Decorative merit. Price $10.7041. $800 down. $K occupancy. lot be forwarded to you. Much request 811 7-M53 or SH 1-4828. rates. Call John P. Ucllugh. Agent tiles to your order. Paul's Tiling Serv monthly. Call Cal Ohlsen Realty, Nc TWO ACRES — ClmrmlnK rarnlitl tond A. ArmstronK Acency, fi5.1 Proa- RU 1-10B1. ranch homo «et far back from the road VETERANS — No elown pnyment. J78 pect Ave., Little Bllver. SH l-<500. mist Mntn your hnm* address, and Ice. CO 4-M34, Monmoutti. OS 1X122. Largo living room, fireplace, plcttin per month. Don't pamble with the fu- he addre.^ to which saiil ballot should NEW MONMOUTH — Excell. window*. IHtilng room. Science kitchen ture. 52 rent receipts couldn't even huy tie unit, nnd must be signed with your ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four-apart- signature, nnd state the reason why Cesspool Cleaning Trucking tlnn. Four bedrooms, recrrntion room Three bedrooms, two tile Imtln. Two ilerlt of enrdn. Own your own home, >>nt dwellinK. Modern. AI condition. Landscaping-Gardenlng 1',-t bftths, basement. Landscaped. Con' car Rftrage. Treineiuloiia ground le >e this ovcrnkrd four-bedroom home, you will not bo able tn vote at your 8EPT1C TANKS, dry wells serviced. vcnlent to artiools, transportation 10' pmpnt wllh fireplace. An indivld ith Bcleiicej kitchen dining ronm. at- Take mnrlKHRe. AT l-dRfifi-J. usual |>o!ll»K plate. No <-tvilliiu nit- Leeching field added. Baokiioa work. DAG TrtUCKINO — AIh kinds ol dawn or aisumo iV,% mortgage. I IT, 00 home-plcluresque aetllnc brook. M tic, utility room, full tinnemcnt and Kfl- sen tee ballot will be furnished or for- LAWN MAINTENANCE. Rototllllng. trucking. Kpcclnllzlng In appliance features. Very convenient location. E stor'm ansh and doors, 510,000 Tull QUIET warded to any Applicant unless requrst C. IL Wilson. BH Mill. George Borden, delivery. Pit 6-6671 rlny or nIKhl. OS 1-XH2. 7 rcpllonai! Only J20.500. Stanley K. price. Nnn-vet $:U$ O dnwn. The Ideal nelghti orhooil for therefor Is received not less than 811 1-7777. HUIISON*^ H-room furnished houa. Downs. Realtor, Blirpwnhury. flH 1-101 p Beautiful ru fumhhd eight ffll days prior to ihn Mu* Flnrai^fiolghhorhnotl. «50.000. By Mlildlr . Ofl 1-10OO. level. Lnrge living nlclpal Election an May 8th. litfll. Vacuum Cleaner Repair ARfncy, ltd. room. Vi-hti China and Glass Repair polntment CA 0-2'JM, week ejida B HORSE FARM—12 »crca 1* box atnlla, \ DP.EAM near a stream; river rl|ht( room, dlnln._ room, niodorn kith Dated: Keitnsbi.rg. N J. Painting and Decorating H-R538 (New York City). and river view; IBTKB split level: Im pnneled den. icmrnt April 7, Iftfil BLKCTROLUX •cvcral other buildings paddocks. Lnru« mid 20's Inspect Satunlny BXPEJIT MENDING - Chlna^glass, Sales Service Bupplles THREK-HEDKOOM ItANCH — Ltvl house-four brdrooma, 3!i baths. Laru mnrnlnle; 'J'.v hnihs four tied room 9, Priced In living and rtlnins rooms, tlen, no rniiin room; WBll-to-wnll; choice nre.a; nnind Bunday 11-5 P.mP.m . 121211 Hlomi MAIUAM J. HPIRLMAN. sUr4r reflnlshlnK and plating. Therm- LOUIB CASSAN—Painter, decorator, 720 Mattlson Ave., Asbury park. For room wlttt fireplace, full dining root B Municipal Clerk. al buckets. Chine, A Glass Shop. 147 pnnerhanger. "S years experience. 41 prompt home service) or free checkup screened porch, nttached garage. Ft modern kitchen. Alno o.olUR«"tfirt. J.T-'OOO..IIAHOLP LINDEMANN, Broker Ave-, W. Lone Branch. Or will build Boro of Kcansburg. N. J. Broad St. Red Bank. 811 7-4I00. Crispin Ave. BH 1-1701 alter « p.m. on your Bleclrolux. call PR &-066L roomf, bath. HR.OQO. Van Vllet Agency Entontown. LI 2-226(1, Evenings. LI 2- on your lot. J. Dvorln, Builder. KB 1- Hill Section of Uttl* Silver. Aikl Line ltd., Holmdel. W1I 6*484. April 7. H 113-20 |2* ,00O. BH 1-6390. •» TWO HSXR 1WCTSTBR j William C. Jakes; transportation, n •, . , Form Two Edward H. Turner, and publicity. PrOCuHHlCCr ' Roceo Zirpola. * j Den mothers for Pack 240 will Cub Packs be: Den 4, Mrs. Palmer, as- April 16-22 sistant den mother, Mrs. Hender- From One son; den 6, Mrs. Shedd, assist- NEW SHREWSBURY — M«y-j lant, Mrs. Schick^ den J. Mrs. Per-jOr Karl K. Baron last night pro- MIDDLETOWN — Final plans rin. assistant, Mrs. Taylor; den claimed April 16 to April 22 Pub- j have been made for the forma- 10. Mrs. Furiato, assistant, Mrs. tion of two Cub Packs in Middle- Seymour Greenhause: den 11. lie Library Week in New Shrews-1| town. The former Pack 140 will;Mrs. Belton, assistant. Mrs. bury. be divided into Pack 140 and:Stein; den 12. M" He urged all citizens, in his Pack 240. bgpia, assistant, Mrs. Matthews, proclamation, to participate in Pack 140 will be lead by Cub-'and den M- Mrs- Parise, assist- the new borough Public Library master Rudy Lindberg. Jr., and | ant. Mrs. Hogan. Association, by becoming found- 1 April it the the assistant cubmaster will bej The institutional representative ing members during the drive to be conducted in that week. Gerald Q. O'Neill. The pack 140; will be Charles A. Wolbach. Diamond Month!1 will consist of dens 1, 2. 3. 5. 8,! The split was arranged an a The recently founded associa-, 9 and 15. The committee heads j geographical basis so to ease op- tion is preparing a new library will be: Chairman. Vincent D ierations. Both packs will be spon- in the annex to the Tinton Falls School, with opening tentatively Kracumc; ; treasurer. Harold J . sored by the Fairview Schoohol scheduled for May.: Beach; secretary. Robert McKen- PTA and will meet in the school. II tie; advancement. Paul T. Ca- Membership in the association, rew. communication, John R.! TRAINED BABY-SITTERS according to Franc\s L. Cooper, director of members, will entitle Hurley: membership. Georfie J. AMARILLO, Tex. (AP) — The McCartin and R. Paul Ralph; A-MAKIULU, lex. (AP) its holder to participate in no" o: pub-Trinitv Lu*eraitheran churcchurch here making, to vote for trustees and program. Russell R. Russo: puo-| •baby-sitting" certifi- Perfect Birthday Qift is.** licitv. William P. Waltsak; train-! to take part in the operation ol . McCarthy, and | cate? s to 100 teen . age ooys and this group which will govern the had completed transportation. Frank Kovaiski. | ?*}?:,' library. Membership costs $2 per , a training course. Den mothers will be: Den family per year, he said. DIAMOND-ITE, the world's finest simulated diamond, Mrs. Harold J. Beach, and as sistant den mother, Mrs. Neil, the most beautiful gift she could wish forl Amazingly like the natural Scotti; den 2, Mrs. Frank Kov- aiski, assistant, Mrs. Marcichie- diamond, it is cut, faceted and polished by European craftsmen on an wicz; den 3. Mrs. Paul T. Carew. [ (ssistant. Mrs. Charles Wolbach; The Great actual diamond wheel. Choose from our wonderful- collection' of pen- den 5, Mrs. Harold Salter, as-! lilstant, Mrs. Fansler; den 8, Mrs. dants and rings. Rice, assistant, Mrs. Goldden; Festival of Roses den 9, Mrs. Byrd, and den 15, Mrs. Connell, assistant, Mrs. Vin- Priced from cent D. Kracum. $25* The institutional representative Comes to Red Bank! will be Charles A. Wolbach. Pack 240 will be led by Cub- Watch for this wonderful master, Thomas F. Morford, and will consist of dens 4. 6, 7, 10, week which begins vary 11. 12 and 14. The committee STEINBACITS JEWELRY, S:reet Floor and Asbary Park heads will be: Chairman, Sey- indeed! mour Greenhause; treasurer, Al- bert W. Hansen; secretary, Don- ald E. Hagarhan; advancementr Adolf E. Gioggia; communica- tion, Calvin W. Titus; training. 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