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luued d»nr, oa dau PD«I<« RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO, 143 BuK U4 U Mlttoul Plld It Std MlllLni OliicM. Record County Hughes Won't Ask Budget No Tax Increase For New Tax Now Is Forecast By Freeholders Budget Message FREEHOLD — Monmouth County's first $10 million budget was introduced yes- Is Set for Feb. 19 terday by the Board of Freeholders, though county TRENTON (AP)—Gov. Richard J. Hughes says he taxpayers were assured the in- won't call for a broad-based tax in his budget message creased schedule can be accom- next month. plished without an increase in taxes. Asked yesterday at his first news conference since The freeholders said the coun- taking office whether he planned to propose the tax in ty tax rate expected to maintain ~ ' his initial budget message, the 1962 program is 45 cents per $100 assessed valuation com- entatively slated for Feb. pared to 48 cents in 1961. Kennedy 9, Hughes replied: LINCROFT BLAZE Fast action by firemen last night kept a blaze at the Preston A public hearing on the budget "I would say not." will be held Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. House, Lincroft, from spreading beyond the top floor. Firemen from eight com- But his statement did not rule The budget will be advertised out the possibility of the enact- panies fought the fire which routed five families from fhe apartment building. in full in The Red Bank Register Submits ment of a broad-based tax later Jan. 25. this year. Up $639,378 In his inaugural address Tues- Appropriations for 1962 total Budget day, Hughes warned that a broad- $10,159,019, up $639,378 over last based tax may be needed to fi- year. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- nance increased state services, House Damaged To help offset the increase the dent Kennedy's first federal budg- particularly in aid to education. freeholders are appropriating et, which goes to Congress today, $650,000-compared to $425,000 is expected to forecast a modest Nebraska is the only other Fire Guts Top Floor of 'Preston House' last year—from surplus moneys. THE LAST CORK — After more than a century, the surplus for the next fiscal year. :late in the nation without either But the principal aid in pre- Armstrong Cork Co. hat ended cork cutting operations Advance indications were that sales or personal income tax. ing (about one-third of the structure), and at LINCROFT - Fire last night gutted the venting a sizable tax increase in the United States. Here, T. M. Anderson, manager he blueprint would predict that Hughes also said he hadn't top floor of the three-story "Preston House" that time damage was estimated at $20,000. which ordinarily would go with he government would be about iecided on whether to ask for on the estate of Mrs. Geraldine L. Thompson, Chief Long reported no injuries. a better than $600,000 increase of the firm'* Keyport plant, inspects the last piece of [500 million in the black over ncreases in present state taxes. Newman Springs Rd., routing residents, of the Volunteers from eight companies fought in spending is the fact that as- cork produced domestically — which marks the and the bookkeeping year that be- 3ut he announced that he plans five apartments in the building.. • the blaze: Old Village Company, Middletown sessed valuations—or the tax base gins July 1. o request an extension of a one- Exactly one year and two days ago, the Village; Lincroft, Belford Independent, Port of an "era" for Armstrong. The Keyport plant is con- upon which the tax is spread- The surplus would be based :ent increase in the cigarette tax same place was damaged by fire. Monmouth, Middletown, River Plaza and two verting its operations to production of plastic prod- rose in the last year by almost n estimates of record-shatter- idopted a year ago and slated Police reported that renovations to the companies from Red Bank. Community Fire $186 million, or better than 10 ucts. ing revenues o( about $93 billion o expire June 30. building, necessitated by the previous (ire, Company, Leonardo, was on stand-by alert. per cent. nd a peacetime spending high ol The additional cigarette tax were completed, and the structure occupied Also assisting at the scene were first aid The new ratable total reflects close to $92.5 billion. j/as put in to start a program again, only about two months ago. squads from Lincroft, Fairview and Red Bank. new industrial and residential Change at Keyport Plant Such an optimistic forecast of :o build new state institutions. A , CONTINUE INVESTIGATION , Neighbors, as well as personnel from construction, and the results of more federal intake than outlay jond issue to pay for the rest Cause of the blaze has not been> deter- Christian Brothers Academy, helped cart fur- reassessments now being com- presumably would be based on jf the program was approved mined. niture and other belongings out of the build- pleted throughout the county. The last November. The total tax on Fire Chief Norman Long said this morn- ing, and provided overnight lodging for the expectations of continued pros- revised assessments will bring perity and favorable congression- cigarettes is now seven cents a ing the department is continuing its investi- displaced families. all properties in line with the Cork Cutting— al action on another White House pack, gation, and that his report will not be filed The building is 61 years old and has 24 legal requirement that all prop- request for higher postal rates. Hughes told newsmen he .» try- with police until possibly tomorrow. rooms. erty be assessed at true value. ing to make ends meet without Although he would give no estimate of Although only the third floor was gutted, Salary Increases Every bud£et since 1959 has rested, in part, on proposed in- resorting to tax increases. damage, the fire a year ago destroyed ap- the chief reported extensive smoke and water The freeholders said a major Yields ToPlastics creases in mail charges. And, Turning to other issues, Hughes proximately the same percentage of the build- damage to the first two floors. part of the higher budget is be- KEYPORT - After more In addition to the plastic each time, Congress has side said he hopes to meet with legis- caus*; of salary increases ior em- than a century, the Armstrong products made in Keyport, tracked the idea. lative leaders on Thursdays in- ployees. Cork Co. has ended cork cut- Armstrong manufactures other Unless this year's request get; stead o[ Mondays. His predeces- Santo Domingo Seethes Again The five board members thorn ting operations in the United packaging materials, resilient a favorable response from Capito sor, Gov. Robert B. Meyner, held selves, under effects of a resolu- States. flooring, building products, and Hill the Indicated surplus wouli Monday meetings before the reg- tion passed last fall, will receive The final cork bottle stop- industrial specialties at other be likely to disappear. ular legislative sessions. $5,000 a year each, or $3,000 more per was produced at the Arm- plants in the United States and Kennedy first publicly set his Hughe's said lie understands Junta Leader Named than last year. strong plant here. abroad. sights on a balanced budget for :nese meetings were hurried and Generally all employees will The firm will now concen- Armstrong has grown into a fiscal 1963 about six months ago. the Thursday sessions may allow By the Associated Press ficial of the Trujillo era, was chief,', 37-year-old Air Force Gen receive raises ranging from $120 trate on manufacturing modern diversified manufacturing and He has ordered subordinates to time to check sentiment on legis- The Dominican Republic's new named to head the junta of four Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria. to $360 a year. The board said plastic products, such as plas- marketing organization with an- keep a tight lid on proposals for lative issues. Junta clamped tight restrictions civilians and three military men it had granted all employees a Washington Comment tic vials, caps and other pack- nual sales of about $300 million. (See BUDGET, Page 2) on the country today with a that deposed the 16-day-old all- (Seo HUGHES, Page 2) In Washington, State Depart- raise equal to at least one step aging materials for the pack- The Company now employs aeries of sweeping decrees de- civilian council of state Tues- ment officials said the junta ap- in the Civil Service schedule and aging industry. more than 17,000 men and algned to stifle opposition to the day night. that where employees had al- peared to be completely under Consolidate Operations women throughout the world. apparent takeover by the mili- But authoritative reports fil- ready-reached their maximums the power of Rodriguez Echavar- Armstrong said it has con- tary. But unrest seethed in San- tering through the strict Domin- their Civil Service classification It has 17 plants in the United ria. They said the Kennedy ad- solidated cork cutting opera- Levitt to Pay Costs to Domingo. ican censorship said the real had been revised to permit an States and more than 50 sales ministration is determined to op- tions at its Spanish and Portu- Huberto Bogaert, a civilian of- strongman is the armed forces pose revival of strongman rule increase. offices located in major cities gese affiliated companies for across the country. in Santo Domingo and is plan- -A state law adopted last sum maximum production efficiency ning strong measures should the mer by the Legislature raised the In addition, Armstrong inter- Of Plan Consultant and to more adequately meet new government prove to be a salary of Prosecutor Vincent P. national affiliates are located in the special requirements of its Canada, England, West Ger- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Le- Form Joint Health military dictatorship. Keuper from $7,000 to $12,000 a domestic cork customers. "That's right. Everything Mr. year and allowed higher salaries many, India, Spain, Switzer- itt and Sons, Inc., which is Dolan has said is correct. The junta decreed a modified The company will continue to form of martial law, suspending for his assistants. land, Portugal, Australia, Bra- iuilding a 1.280-unit housing de- The board then voted to turn sell corks in the United States zil, and the Union of South •elopment here, has agreed to the voucher over to the govern- civil guarantees, and imposed a The freeholders granted Assist- and to assemble cork fishing Units, Officials Told dusk to dawn curfew. ant Prosecutors Solomon Laut- Africa. foot the bill" for all services ing body for whatever action it rod handles and embossed endered in connection with the sees fit to take. Heavily armed troops patrolled man, John W. Applegate and wood tops on pre-cut bottle lousing project by the township's SHREWSBURY - Monmouth Dr. Mayers was the principal the capital streets. But tanks E>nd (See COUNTY, Page 2) corks at the local plant. Other Business County public officials last night speaker at a meeting of the as- more troops had to be called cut ilanning consultant, Herbert H. In other business, Jos:ph P. This plant's transition from Governor were advised to form regional sociation in the Shadowbrook last yesterday to break up a student imith Associates, West Trenton, Stcnger was re-elected board cork cutting operations to the agencies to combat municipal night. demonstration protesting the according to Planning Board chairman, and Mr. Kowalski, vice production of plastic packag- health problems. Dr. Mayers cited the regional swift government change the Rt. 35 Crash Sees Hope member Harold J. Dolan. chairman. ing materials is symbolic ot Dr. Stanley P. Mayers, state sewer study committee, now in- night before. Discuss Voucher An attempt to appoint a recre- Armstrong's growth and diver- health officer for New Jersey's vestigating Shrewsbury River During a discussion of a $601 tary resulted in a 3-3 tie vote The troops reportedly opened Injures Five sification since its founding as central district, told members of pollution reportedly caused by On Tax Law voucher submitted by the con- between Mrs. Rudolph Grimm, fire on the youths, killing one a cork cutting business in the Monmouth County Municipal leaking septic systems, as a typi- MIDDLETOWN-Five persons "TRENTON (AP) - In New lultant, Mr. Dolan told the board present secretary, and Mrs. Eu- and wounding two others. One Pittsburgh in 1860. Association their towns must work cal example of how regional band of youths set fire to a were injured slightly at 4:45 p.m. fork's enactment of a law to bar hat the Levitt firm had agreed genia Pizzi, Cliffwood Ave., Cliff- toward complying with the state's groups may attack health prob school and stoned police cars. yesterday in a two-car crash at The firm expects within the ew Jersey from recapturing $30 to Ihe arrangement several wood. next few years to increase the minimum public health standards. lems. Many stores were closed in the the Five Corners, Rt. 35. lillion of its residents' t a x months ago. Mayor Norman E. Wood and size of the local plant, as well The most efficient and effective Standards Set Dominican capital and small Police said William Seyforth, money, Gov. Richard J. Hughes He said the board had only to Leonard Morizio, both new board as the number of employees way for local health departments The health officer said that in knots of Dominicans gathered 39 Madison Ave., Long Branch, ees "a ray of sunshine." certify that the work listed on members, and Frederick Wenzel which presently is about 100 to establish and regulate the April last year the "Recognized along the palm-lined sepwall drove his automobile into the rear Hughes told a news conference the voucher had been done, and voted for Mrs. Pizii. while Mr. Itandards, Dr. Mayers said, is to public health activities and mini- drive. Many said they were ex- of a car driven by Mrs. Evelyn /esterday that the "ray of su> turn the bill over to the Town- Kowalski, Mr. Dolan and Mr. aet up regional commissions or mum standards of performance pecting U.S. Navy ships to ap- Jasinski, 49, of 21 Holland Rd., New Desk ihine" was a clause in the New ship Committee for processing. Stenger voted for Mrs. Grimm. agencies. Public or private agen- for local health departments in pear offshore, as they did last as Mrs. Jasinski was attempting fork law giving New Jersey He asked Township Committee- 'Temporary' Secretary o turn onto Tindall Rd. TRENTON (AP) — Workmen cies already in operation may al- New Jersey," was prescribed by Nov. 19 when Rodriguez Echavar- residents the same deductions man Sigmund V. Kowalski, also Mrs. Grimm was .then named moved a new desk into the govcr so provide the basis for regional the state Health Department's ria led the air force uprising that The man was issued a sum- Sew Yorkers are granted wh»n a member of (he Planning "temporary" secretary, pending nor's office yesterday for Cov. co-operation on health problems, Public Health Control. chased the last of the Trujillos mons for careless driving. ;hey pay 's income Board, to verify his comments. advice from the township attor- Richard J. Hughes' first full day he said. (See REGIONAL, Page 2) out of the country. Treated in Riverview Hospital IX. Mr. Kowalski said: < (See LEVITT, Page 2) on the job. Radio Address for minor cuts and bruises, and Fnr years, New Jerseyans who In a brief radio address, Bo- released, were Mr. Seyforlh, Mrs. Former Gov. Robert B. Mey- ork in New York have protested gaert appealed to Dominicans for Jasinski and three of her chil- ner took (he desk he used for hat they not only mrrt pay taxes order "so that a preliminary ba- dren, Carol, 16, Janet, S, and eight years, following an old o another state, but they arc not Mutual Prayer Diana, 9. tradition. New Proposal sis can be established for effec- illowed as much in deductions tive democracy." He promised s New Yorkers get. Three Groups Seek Church Unity plans would be drawn up for Hughes said he was very much In Effort to Build (See JUNTA, Page 2) !ncoura[jed by the action of New NEW YORK (AP) - Protes- They reported that churches in A Little 'Too Old'fork's Gov. Nelson Rockefeller SHREWSBURY - A new tac- Mr. Carton replied that he was tants, Roman Catholics and Or- about 50 countires — Methodist, nd its Legislature in granting tic was employed last night in not at that time asking a use thodox Christians joined today Lutheran, Anglican, Presbyter- Plaque 'Winner' Ineligible at 36 he equal deductions. the campaign to build a super- variance, but simply a subdivi- In a mutual prayer—for the unity ian, Eastern .Orthodox, Congre- New .Jerseyans would save up market on the Stillman property sion. of all believers: gationalist, Old Catholic and oth- , Index RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mr. Corbliss, who is presi- o 54 million a year in taxes, he on the west side of Broad St. The Planning Board ruled that An eight-day period, Jan. 18 to ers—are taking part. Robert J. Corbliss, chosen ear- dent of the local Board o! Ed- .aid. between the Shrewsbury shops the desired subdivision is major, Page 15^ was set for Ihe concentrated Among Roman Catholics, the ucation, read the announce- The and Ihe Dairy Queen building, [not minor, and therefore declined Amusements 14 lier this week by the Raritan main purpose of the devotions on the matter, in week is sponsored worldwide by ment in Tuesday's Register, Births ..: 2 Bay Jaycees as Hie "Outstand- hange in the New York tax law Robert Carton, Asbury Parkjto consider the application n the homes, meetings and special the Association Unite Chre- and immediately informed the Jim Bishop « ing Young Man of 1961.' is to fend off the biggest bite attorney, submitted an applica-:f°rm in which it was presented church services. tienne, of Lyons, France. In this Jaycees that for.them, at least, Bridge 23 still outstanding — but not so nm New Jersey's commuter tion to the Planninp: Board for last night. . All three branches of the faith counfry, the Graymoors also are he is overage. ncome tax. two minor subdivisions which Mr. Carton asked if a revised Classified 24-23 young, by Jaycee standards. are participating, both in this promoting their annual "Chair of 'Great Honor' New Jersey enacted the com- would create a tot 5M feet deep, aapplication can be heard H the Comics 23 The age category for the dis- country and abroad. Unity Octave," He said yesterday: uter lax last year as a melhodjmeasurinj? from Rroacl St. west-!next meeting of the body. Feb. Crossword Puzzle 23 tinguished service award is set "The observance is more ex- Special emphasis is being put "It is still a great honor tn f regaining the money its resi- ward. - ;21. He was advised to consult tha Editorials 6 by Jaycee by-laws as 21 to 35. tensive than ever before," said on participation by the laity. have been selected — but Hcrblock t Mr. Corbliss, it turns out, is ents pay under the New Yorki He said this lot would he uscdjordinance for the answer to this Father Titus Cranny, of the Gray- Bales of literature have been somehow I feel a lot older all t0 blli tl a sl 0 R l Kitty Kelly i: 36. (See TAX, Page 2) ' ' P- i ° market. Hclquestion. moor Friars, Garrison, N. Y., distributed for use in the week. of a sudden." Movie Timetable 14 - represented Three J's Co., rree-; Two Subdivisions assistant director of a church Rev. William A. Norgren, di- 'Too Late' The Jaycees have "straight- Obituaries *> Public Notice hold, which has a conditional Board members said later that unity apostolate. rector of the national council's The Jaycces, with faces rather ened" the matter out by pre- Radio-Television 14 Representatives of Realty Ap- contract lo buy the land if it can.if he can present the necessary "The whole world is stirring Department of Faith and Ord2r on the crimson side, reporteci senting the award to the run- maps, application, and proof of Social 12-13 •raisal Company,, will be avail-|be used for the desired purpose. with an intense de.=ire for relig- Studies, said the observance yesterday that this discovery ner-up, Saul Waldman, who is ble on Saturday morning, Jan- Zoned Industrial George Sokolsky 6 notice to neighbors to the clerk ious unity. Th.ra is a ferment takes on particular significance was made "too late" — a'ter a mere 31. Sports 18-22 uary 27, 1302 from 8:30 a.m. to The board's chairman P'lilipjof the board in time fnr the hear- never felt before, anxious and because of "historic events which the award was announced and Mr. Waldman,' editor and 1:00 p.m., at the Water Plant H. Meyer, and Francis Drucker.iing to be advertised by 10 days Stock Market : 3 hopeful." are about to take place or which Mr. Corbliss' plaque engraved. publisher of a new local week- Building, Florence Ave,, Union vice chairman, quickly pointedjbefore the meeting, there Is no Successful Investing 3 have taken place." It seems that the person who ly newspaper, The Beacon, says Beach, N. J. for the purpose of|out that this land is zoned in-ireason" the matter should lot be 50 Countries W. S. White 6 Faitli and order departments Cites Assembly nominated Mr. Corbliss (with- he is honored too — but there's reviewing the recent appraisal ofjdustrial for only 350 feet w:st of heard Feb. 21. both of the National Council of He cited the Ivorld council's re- A Clean Car Rides Better out his knowledge) listed his one hitch. your property. Broad St., so that-the westerly The Three J's request was for Churches in the United States and cent assembly in New Delhi, In- Butch's Automatic Car Wash. age as .15—and. the Jaycees Mr. Waldman's plaque has Alfred T. Hcnnessy, Jr. 150 feel of Ihe newly created lot two subdivisions. One would take !he World Council of Churches dia, the pan-orthodox conference Across from A&P, Newman now admit, no age verification the name "Robert J. Corbliss" Borough Clerk would lie in a residential zone, it three-quarters of an acre just be- »1S:J are sponsoring the week. (See UNITY, Page 3) Springs Rd., Red Bank.-Adv. was made. engraved on it. -Adv. this subdivision were granted. ' (See PROPOSAL, Page 2) I 2—Thursday, Jan. 18, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Application Shoots Self, Ntw Jersey—Mostly tuaay ind cold today, high ranging from Wins Sailboat about 20 in the northwestern hills F Motel Accidentally j to near 30 near the soufli coast. Rlvtrvle* ARDENA-Carl tittle of Rt. 2,000,000th Boat Show Customer MRS. RICHARD TONNIES 'air and cold again tonight, low Mr, ami Mr». William Mc- Is Suggested 924 is listed In fair condition at MRS. SIDNEY CHASEY from about Daniel, 2M Parkview Ter., Lin- Fjtkin Hospital. today after ac- RED BANK — Mrs. Millie KEANSBURG -, Mrs. Anna M. . NEW YORK — Harold Kerr, made him the recipient of a W3S.W.

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BUDGET TERMS O FREE DELIVERY the Mothers March for thej RosSp Mr and Mrs .Max Safran, quaint freshman students and STORE HOURS: 8 A.M to S P.M. ^ March nf Dimes in Holmdel an-jMr an(j yrs_ Bernard Schrieb- their parents with school pro- RED BANK: Daily 9:30 la 5:30; Wed. & Fri. 9:30 to 9:00 WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 f£k nounced that the march will beiman| andMr s A]lan simels, Dr. ;rams, policies, and procedures. i MIDDLETOWN: Mon, & Sat. 10 to «; T., W., Th. & f. 10 to 9 "Between Yuko's & Retusllles" V*3> held durinp the day and evening and Mrs. Allan Silver, Mr. and of Jan. 31. Volunteers are needed. Mrs. Abraham Spiegelbord, Mr. Those interested may get in touch and Mrs. Theodore Willner, Mr. HOMELESS MAN JAILED with Mrs. Gawel at 12 Telegraph and Mrs. Paul Zar, and Mr. and RED BANK — Willie Har- Hill Rd., Harlet. Mrs. Larry Ziment. ris, 33, no home, yesterday was 32 Bnwd St. SHaayrid* 1-7500 Red Bonk sentenced' to 30-45 days in jail No problem finding tenants after he was found goilty of dis when you advertise The Registe orderly conduct. Magistrate John ' way—Advertisement. Installation V. Crowell set the sentence. Held By Aid Squad LINCROFT - The First Aid In a class by Itself...In the low-pHco field I Squad held itt installation dinner at Lincroft Inn Saturday. The president, Arthur Williams introduced Mayor and Mrs. John T. Lawley. Mr. Williams commended the AMERICA'S outgoing officers and members for the job they did last year. He said the squad had an aver- SALE OF FLOOR MODELS age of one call every two days for a total of 232, and that squad men had put in 845 man hours. ELECTRIC & GAS Mayor.Lawley installed: Cap- tain, Walter Hemhauser; first with an lieut, Al Brandt; second lieut, RANGES Walter Imlay; engineer, Robert Godard; assistant engineer, Ches- ter Huminiski; president, Arthur AUTOMATIC CLOTHES Williams; vice president, Chester ALUMINUM VB! Huminiski, treasurer, John Flock- hart; secretary, Mr. Brandt, and DRYERS the five trustees, Mr. Imlay, Mr. Brandt, Mr. Godard, Roy Buser Pull of ilp... c*sy on gas... standard at no •xlra ooatl and Mr. Flockhart. In every F-85, you get the lickety-split reaponas of & full tight cylindert AUTOMATIC Mrs. Herbert Levitt, president of the Women's First Aid Asso- ... the weight-saving, gas-etretching economy of aluminum! Doetn't ciation, presented the squad a eotta penny extra either! In other ways, too—room, K«nHling and ride WASHERS check for $1,000 to help the squad with its proposed building. —the new F-85 is every inch an Olds! Try one for tan and lizzie... you'll find there's "Something %xtri' about owning an Okb F-85! REFRIGERATORS Blood Donors Give 147 Pinln At Fort PORTABLE FORT MONMOUTH - The Red Cross "Bloodmobile" made a combined two-day visit here TELEVISION SETS and received 447 pints of blood from military and cvilian don- I • ors. , Console & Table Model Last Thursday at the post field house there was a turnout of 327 blood donors and the next day, in its first setup at the Hexagon TV SETS building of the U. S. Army Sig- nal Research and Development Laboratory, collected 120 pints. It was the first of two Hexagon visits this year, the next being RADIOS scheduled at the R&D building in STEREO • August. Company M led the field house; donors nsa unit with 57 donors. Record Players Company B was next with 48 and 29 donors were from Company • L, all of the U. S. Army Signal ALL NATIONALLY School Regiment. Special Troops KNOWN MAKES battalion had a turnout with '5 donoars. They were also 17 civ- FUN DRIVE THE NOTE—WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL ilian donors in this group. The Hexagon donations were mosily civilian donors. 111 M0W The hloodmobilc, in conjunction "" MoSe * BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP, INC. with the Fort. Monmoulh blood EVERY INCH AN proRram, next will visit the post TUESDAY NICHF • CBS TV March 8. The Red Cross unit from the New York Regional SEE TOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBIIE QUALITY DEALER 46 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-4310 RED BANK Blood Center will switch the next dav lo Fort Hancock. RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC COMPANY Open Wi'diichdav and 'Friday iNilc linlil *) O'clock It adds up! More and more .100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD teople use Tlio Repiyer ads path issue because results come fas- r.—Advertisement. j Year Ago Yesterday DENNIS TBE MENACE blHANKKETCHAMCan Use RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Jan. 13, 1962—5 "The standard coldframe ises'b same as a coldframe except for is six feet long and three feet a method of hating Ihe soil oth- Coldframe^ wide. Gardeners who do not have er thin by the sun. An electric A Small Town Overcomes room for this may build a imaller heating cable with thermostatic frame and cover it with old win- control can be placed beneath the All Year dow or storm <&sh. fop layer of soil and will per- FREEHOLD - Gardeners will "A hotbed .is constructed the mit earlier seeding." Financial Disaster find a coldfrarne useful through- out the year, advises County (EDITOR'S NOTE: 'Jan. 17, that a stylish woman bank cash- eqd. Her careful accountings of Agent Marvin A, Clark. - 1961, will long be remembered in ier's years of embezzling fror her defalcations showed more He adds: "In early spring .it banking circles. It was the day her father's bank came to than $2 million taken. What has can be used for starting flower happened to the small Iowa and vegetable seeds. The soil town?) within a glass-covered cold- By WILLIAM L. EBERL1NE frame will warm up much quick- SHELDON, Iowa (AP) — Busi er than outdoors, and the young BUSES TO ness is booming in Sheldon—has plants will be protected against been going great guns for the late"frost (EXPRESS VIA N. J. TURNPIKE) past year in fact. "During the summer you can That's remarkable when you use the coldframe sash for pro- consider that this northwest Iowa tecting biennial . and perennial TWENTY ROUND TRIPS DAILY prairie town of 4,250 was hit just seedlings against dashing rains. a year ago with a $2 million cm The frame also makes a good bezzlement which: cut flower garden if the sash is Buy 10 Trip Books and Save Closed for liquidation the high- not used. ly respected Sheldon National 'In fall and winter use the . For Schedule and Rate Call SHadyside 1-0285 Bank—the town's oldest banking coldframe for protecting tender institution. perennials and biennials until R P. RlSTINE & CO. Landed two of the town's most they can be transplanted into the Established 1902 prominent citizens in federal pri garden in early April. ROLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE sons. Members New York and Phila.Balli. Slock Exchanges "Select a'sunny location on the Bankrupt Firm American Stock Exchange FOR CROUPS Brought bankruptcy to the south side of the house or ga- Northern Biochemical Corp,, the 'You DON'T HAVETO LOO K ATMY TEETH. AiJEitf %U rage. Offer the Best in Comfort and Experience biggest industry in town. "The coldframe consists of four STOCKS • BONDS • MUTUAL FUNDS It was just a year ago yesterday HOW 0101 AMI* sides of wood, concrete, or cin- PHONE PRospect 4-2727 der block with glass sash on top. Lester R. Ross, /1/gr. that townspeople heard the news to scrupulous records kept by doing business with a new bank that Mrs. Burnice Geiger—as- The back should be about six inch- Mrs. Geiger herself, was $2,126 in the same location? es taller than the tront to shed S9 EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY sistant cashier of the bank, a 859.10, taken over the 35 year; "We feel," says Fred Camp- Asbury Park - New York Transit Corp. member of its board of directors, water and to catch more of the Telephone SHadyside 7-1414 - WX-12Q0 she had worked in the bank. bell, president of the Citizens sun's winter rays. daughter of W. P. Iverson, bank Free-Spending President State Bank, "that acceptance has 401 LAKE AVENUE, ASBURY PARK president, and widely known as It was disclosed that $900,000 been very good. Our deposits are the town's benefactress—had ad- of the bank's money apparently well over $1.5 million. -UNDER ROLLO MANAGEMENT- mitted the embezzlement. went into the coffers of Norther Shown Progress RESIDENTS OF MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP The exact amount, according Biochemical, manufacturer of en "People here have overcome 1962 DOG LICENSE APPLICATION lyme-based livestock feeds. Thf this thing very well. There are firm went into bankruptcy. a few people who don't want to cut out and mail with a check or money Its president, free-spending Har- come into the building, but not old Kistner, Jr., ultimately wa many. order for $2.25 to: ndicted on federal charges ol "The community as a whole EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS aiding and abetting the embezzle- has shown probably more prog- TOWNSHIP CLERK ment, fraudulent sale of Northern ress than before," Campbell adds. Biochemical stock, and conspira- You don't hear much about the ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE BUILDING JANUARY STORE WIDE cy. Mrs. Geiger, 58, was sen- embezzlement on the streets any tenced to 15 years. Kistner, 36, more, McAIpine says. "The peo- MIDDLETOWN, NEW JERSEY to eight. ple have more or less forgotten Name TeUphona ... Closing of a bank and a majo about it," he explained. "I think industry can't help but have a it's kind of a thing of the past." tremendous impact on the econ- Mrs. Geiger's agea parents con- Addresi -: omy of a town Sheldon's size, tinue to live here quietly among 'Come Along Well' their lifelong friends and neigh- Dog: Sex _ (long or short) But looking back on the yea bors. past, Mayor Merrill Fritts con- "Nobody here holds what has Color & Markings Namt SAVE UP TO Over 100,000 yds. cludes that "we've come alon,j happened against them," said Mc-i pretty well. I don't think the town has been hurt too badly." DRAPERY & A new hank—the Citizens Stati pillllllllllllMllllillllllli Bank—has opened in the sam location formerly occupied by th SLIPCOVER Sheldon National. It bought th SALE building for $40,000 after the Fed MATERIALS eral Deposit Insurance Corp started liquidating the old bank One thing that has helped, says Every Yard Reduced! Lowest Prices of the Year Anywhere Guaranteed! Mayor Fritts, is lhat the FDIC originally paid off a!I the She don National deposits in full u to $10,000, and the depositors whi had more than that in the banl 48-INCH now have received additional pay ments of exactly 50 per cent o: their additional deposits. Thej may receive more as the FDIC completes the liquidation, Plant Reopened THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF FULL BOLTS Northern Biochemical has re- opened under new managemenl INCLUDING VAT DYED PRINTS, HAND much more conservative than th< PRINTS AND SOLIDS FOR DRAPERIES AND defunct firm's officers who gaine SLIPCOVERS. Regular to 2.98 Ya. YARD a local reputation for lavish par- ties and flying trips over the country in four company-owned twin-engina planes. 10,000 YARDS Robert McAIpine, Sheldon READY-MADE DEPT. Chamber of Commerce president, 48" PRINTS & SOLIDS says: IDEAL FOR SLIPCOVERS "Our recovery has been very strong, It has been a very good • PRE-SHRUNK «tf O t business year." • WASHABLE | 7 How do the people feel abou • VAT DYED I y«>« CURTAINS Reg. to 2.98 Yd. • PINCH PLEATED SHORTIES • TIERS • TAILORED Holmdel Taylor Schanck, son of Mr. and Mrs, George Schanck, Main Rd., DRAPERY of the Davisville, R. I,, Atlantic Division Navy Base, spent the HAND PRINTS C week-end at home. Walter Veres of Ohio accompanied him,

•. ANTIQUE Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stilwell SATINS and children and Miss Betty Jane • BROCADES PR Cox, their niece, of Deer Crest • LINENS Reg. Dr. have returned from a three- YARD week vacation to Miami and Cor- • COTTON 99 al Garden ,s Fla. FAILLES to 3.98 Reg. to 4.98 pair 266 FLORAL The Ladies' Auxiliary of the The ultimate quality and styling fire company met at the home of In drapery materials. Mrs. Harold Braun, Old Mill Rd., BEDSPREADS last week. Hostesses were Mrs. Wesley Buck and Mrs. John Blau- • Polished Cotton velt. A white elephant auction Our workroom will make your was engaged in by the members. draperies in these materials for • Quilted Tops 98 Attending were Mrs, William $«J PER • Lined or Unllned • Double Ruffle Becker, Mrs.- Albert Niehaus, * Draw Draperies Flounces Reg. Mr.?. Mark Crook, Mrs. John PAIR 8 Hulsebus, Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Twin or Full Size 14.98 Mrs. Richard Schranck, Mrs. William Stevenson, Mrs. Walker 235 THROW-STYLE Sutphin and Mrs. George Schanck, Guests were Mrs. John SLIPCOVER SPECIAL BEDSPREADS Manzo and Mrs. Albert Treger. \.J Past presidents and secretaries SOFA & of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the • Plaid Prints | famous Zero King 45.00 suburban coats, at 2890 50 98 fire company will meet at the CHAIR • Guaranteed home of the president, Mrs. 4 CUSHIONS Washable George Schanck, Main Rd,, Jan. All wool tweed fingertip length coats, Reg. 29 for a study of the bylaws. On • 200 Patterns Complete! , • Twin or Full Size 5 the committee are Mrs, Wesley made by a top Minnesota manufacturer, • Zippers 12.98 • Overlooked Seams Reg. 99.50 Buck, Mrs. John Hulsebus, Mrs. with full pile linings, flannel lined pockets William Stevenson, Mrs, Walker Sutphin, Mrs. William' Becker and quilted sleeves, represent the kind Open Wed. and Mrs. Albert Niehaus. of value J. Kridel customers run across & Fri. Nights The Ladies' Aid Society of the during our semi-annual clearance of men's 'til 9 o'clock Federated Church met at Fel- lowship Hall last week. Plans and boys' clothing and women's cas- were discussed for on open auc- uals. If you haven't shopped our three tion, to be held at the hall March 28. Members will bring items floors recently, now's the time to get to be auctioned. On the commit- acquainted. tee are Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Mrs. Douglas Fromm, Mrs. George Schanck, Mrs. Harold Dancer and Mrs. Taylor Hance. Hostesses at the meeting werel Mrs. Frank Bunting, Mrs. Charles Ely and Mrs. Hance. Al- so attending were Mrs. John 137-B BROAD ST. RED BANK Holmes, Mrs. John Treger, Mrs. OTHER STORES AT EAST ORANGE. MORRISTOWN, FAIR LAWN Thomas Antisell, Mrs. Wilson Conover, Mrs. Irene Schumacher, BROAD AND FRONT STREETS Mrs. Edward Schumacher, Mrs. ED BANK. N.J. • SH l-530O , No affiliation with any other store on th* Jersey shore with siml- Andrew Burkhardt, Mrs. Edward Note• lar nam*. BE SURE you an in EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPI Liebenow, Mrs. Arnold Anderson and Mrs. John Kennard and Mrs, Robert Lawrence. tot BUJ WILL IT RUB OFF ? JIM BISHOP: tMI Br—4 Btratt, Bad Bank, N. J. State MMfletoira JReporter ErtaMUhedJ.S78 by John H. Cook and Henry Cl*y THOMAS IRVING BROWN, PuUliher 1IM-1MI The Stock Market I AMES J. HOGAN. BAtor M..AutOU> KELLY, OtMnl Manager Last year I wrote a detailed account on race track W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Muil« betting. It was called Bishop's System for Losing Slow- Member ot (he Associated Press ly on Fast Horses. It was, some of you may recall, a fl Pr*H U uutlil «clailv«lr lo U» u» (or nratUnlM ot ID tut Men MWI prtnt*l la ttli M**I»»M u nil u 10 IP am dutt form of mathematics in which the player doesn't hava to know how to add, so long as he Is a whiz at sub- Member Audit Bureau »( Circulation traction. Th» R»d Buk Rt(UUr mumn no nninolit mponilbiuutt lor tjponr«oh!o«l •rron In alMrtliinunti. tat «nu r*pr1Qt without ch»ri«, thit part of an tdvtrtlicmmt In which tht typofrtphlc&l «rror occur*. J^- Now I propose to electrify all seven nrtlim wul pl>M» oouty U» mintiaraiBt lmmeil)«t« Ijr ol any error which mar otour. of you with the news that I am into the Thla nawipapar uiumti no rBiponilblUtlti for it atementi ot opinion* in letter* from Its rtaderf. stock market up to my dentures. Maybe BoblortpUon Pticw in Advtnet' On* year I1&00 Sli moothi. 18.00 Slngia eo»y ax oounur. T einta Single copy by me4l, I cante past them. The stock market, as every •buttonhead should know, is legal num- THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1962 bers. Anyone can play,, and intelligence is a handicap. I have been into the stock Let Us Say 'Nyet'' market-—and vice versa—for two years BISHOP mi j have iearned much, most of it bad. Recent word from Bonn is that and company do not want anything The proper thing for an investor to do is to sink his money in U.S. bonds, but there is no risk in this and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. done that does not completely favor the player loses all the excitement of night sweats. It the Kremlin. Gromyko has given Ambassador is proper also to follow the precepts of the Securities Llewellyn E./Thompson of the United West Berlin has been a touch- and Exchange Commission, a device set up by the gov- States the fiat demand that Soviet stone of evil for world communism. ernment to take the gambling out of gambling. troops be stationed in West Berlin The only reason the barbed wire and Frankly, I don't know a debenture from a fiduciary. as part of any settlement^ the Ber stone and mortar wall was built to If you do, I wish you'd keep it to yourself. The studious, lin problem. So there be no misun- separate the two parts of the former conservative investor—well, look at Billy Rose. Ha has his own ticker in his home. If the secretary of state derstanding on the part of Soviet German capital was to keep the East coughs, Mr. Rose begins to fashion a do-it-yourself Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev and Germans from fleeing to the west. noose. ' ' Mr. Gromyko as to the meaning of Now, it appears, the Soviets want This is called serious investing which, in turn, our reply, let it be hoped that Presi- to stand with force in West Berlin evolves into profound investing when the player be- dent John F. Kennedy will relay back in order to deal with those valiant gins to take the ticker to bed with him. This is not for to Moscow one fast Russian word, patriots who risked death and bodily me, It's too sensible. I'm a Ticker Dicker Bickerer. Someone—preferably a stranger in debt—gives me a "nyet," meaning "no." harm in order to escape to freedom. These Bays; hot tip and I call Bill De Luca or Charlie Savage and When, after World War II, Ger- "Nyet" was the word used by WILLIAM start bargaining for the lowest price can Gromyko in response to a recom- many was split up and when a di- The Kennedy Story offer. mendation prompted by President vided Berlin was set up, countries S. WHITE Sports News By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Kennedy and put forward by Am- of freedom, under U.S. leadership WASHINGTON — Quietly and Once you are stuck with a stock, you can impress bassador Thompson that East and made strong pledges to defend those One of the exciting evidences of public response to informally, President Kennedy your friends by turning to the financial page of your has established what might be West Germans be given posts on an portions of the conquered people who events these days is the reaction to President John F. daily newspaper. This is usually behind the sports news, called a National Center for although it should be a part of it. There you will find, international control commission were placed under their jurisdiction. Kennedy. Many conservatives are annoyed over the Reconciliation anil Bipartisanship. after a few weeks or months, that what you bought for That pledge stands today and can- fact that they have to recognize that he will be in that that would be assigned to supervise Under Secretary of State George 15 dollars a share is now selling for 11—if you hurry. access routes to West Berlin. The not be erased at the will of the Soviet position for at least three more years and possibly C. McGhee ij in charge. seven; that the Constitution gives him By the time you dial your broker, it is selling at J Soviet Union insists that it intends Union or even ourselves. It would McGliee's private assignment, certain powers and that others come to under this second and unofficial and you begin to wonder if Russian Roulette is as much to sign a separate peace treaty with be far beneath the dignity of the him by virtue of his office and by the hat, Is to try to keep down ex- fun as it sounds. tremism on foreign policy so that Once, on a Miami golf course, Bob Neale intro- East Germany, making it a full- American Republic to even consider fact that he grows increasingly popular our endless crises need not be fledged member of the Communist watering down our pledged word by and influential. any harder to handle than at best duced me to a man who looked like a Wall St Wizard they will always be. welcoming an acknowledged enemy What they can do about it, they do although, to tell the truth, he may have been caddying world unless agreement is reached His duties, under his first and not know but they do get excited over for the foursome ahead. In any case, he tipped me to this year on a changed status for within the gates of freedom. "Nyet" official hat, are the usual plan- a stock which manufactures containers. It was, he said, West Berlin. Khrushchev, Gromyko i is the word to use in saying "no." Cuba and Katanga and say of those who ning and executive duties of a favor Kennedy that they have sold out. high diplomatic official dealing selling at six Over the Counter. This means it is not with foreign nations. It is already SOKOLSKY I was so bold as to ask one such person listed on any of the exchanges. I missed an easy five apparent, however, that his sec- iron shot from under a hibiscus bush and went back Don't Give Up Hope where and what is Katanga and apparently upset the ond-hat responsibility — that Of apple-cart because the place is only a name and it is putting out the emotional fires at and phoned my broker and bought 1,000 shares. This is the time of the year that of the hemisphere the sun came up home which in every crisis rise The reaction was terrific. I bought at six, and the difficult to explain what the excitement is about. from both the ultra-liberals and later each day. It his the peak —- news must have leaked because, in a few days, it was tries men's souls. Although one-third No man, not Khrushchev or De Gaulle or Kennedy, the ultra-conservatives—will give him plenty to do. offered at 5y on bids of five. I met another wizard in of the winter season has passed, the 7:20—last week. It appeared on the is a free master in our very complex world! Events 2 He has, moreover, one added the rest room at Toots Shor's. He was combing his four horizon at the same time for several move swiftly and become interrelated and the course weeks ahead before spring arrives unannounced function. This is to hairs longwise across his head and he said that a cer- days. Then the break came over the of events moves more swiftly than anyone can estimate keep in touch, on behalf of Ken- can bring crippling snowstorms tain electronics firm had "turned the corner with their week-end and the sun has been com- in advance. According to Lenin's estimate, the capi- liedy, with various Republicans, and many days of extremely cold from former President Eisenhow- business machine." I bought at 2314. Their machine has ing up earlier every day. talist system should by now be collapsing. As a mat- er down, who are not extremists been giving me the business ever since. weather. From now until April ter of fact, it is gaining strength, particularly in Europe and who tend to support Kennedy This does not mean that we Someone phoned to say that a smart man could and Japan where the production of new goods has in foreign policy These leaders, seems a long time. should give vent to our joy by doing in the President's view, are en- make a bundle investing in a company which makes altered the economy of nations. According to Com titled to consultation on what is charcoal briquets. So I bought this stuff at two, figuring However, something happened somersaults or the Twist, but it munist calculations the United States and Great Britain going on In foreign affairs. The same is true of those leading con- where can it go? I'll tell you where it went—to l%ths, over the week-end which should should give us renewed hope that should have destroyed each other in an economic com servative Democrats who feel that's where. buoy up our morale. It is the swing- we are on the "other side of the petition; instead, the United States poured billions of disenchanted from time to time Not Dead fence" and winter will eventually dollars into the British, French, West German and with some Administration foreign around at sunrise. For three weeks policy. There Is a Florida development company which Italian economies, making those countries stronger after winter's entrance in this part give way to April showers. With these Republicans and has a stock history akin to a malaria victim hiding in than they were prior to World War II and saving them conservative Democrats, McGhee a deep freeze. It used to go up and down like lunch from collapse at the risk of collapsing itself. maintains useful relations. This Allen-Scott Report is the bipartisan part of his mis on a roller coaster. The moment I bought it, it steadied In fact, most calculations were incorrect because sion, for these people are by no like Stalin's hand the day after he died. It moves it was difficult for small minds to foresee the capacity means mere howlers in the night- time. neither up nor down nor sidewards. It isn't dead, Byrd Still Undecided on Tariff Plan of the American mind to respond generously to historic Just numb. misfortunes. It is the same lack of prescienca which Some others, however, are pre cisely that—howlers in the night' Another tip came from a relative who stutters. By ROBERT S. ALLEN ate with you all I can, Mr. Pres! The veteraa legislator told the makes it difficult for us to grasp what we are liable to time, Some ara ultra-conserva- and PAUL SCOTT dent. I assure you that there will President that he was flatly op- Come to think of it, he could utter the name of this tives operating in private life, but - The be swift action on your proposa! posed to Congress giving up Its do that is broad and generous in critical periods. WASHINGTON big possessed of a good deal of pub- stock without a tremor. It sold around 23 and the firm hanging once the House finishes with thf authority to set tax rates, say- question mark For instance, President Kennedy was elected by lic influence. And others are President Kennedy's controver- legislation, regardless of how Ing: sells cheap suits. They had better sell one to me. I can't within the State Department it- sial request for new authority to vote." "This is one power that I doubt a small majority after a fairly popular presidency of shake any more cash out of the kids' piggy banks, but self. This Is a small band of reduce tariffs is Sen. Harry S. "What about your own posl Congress will ever give «ny President Eisenhower who had no particular program desperately "liberal" men which I can give them the banks the money came in. Byrd, (D-Va.), veteran chairman tlon?" inquired the President. President." but who moved along as events would permit. Ken- thinks it must "defend," say, the of the Finance Committee tlia "I'm undecided," answered Also, Sen. Byrd laid, "I'm in- Last week, I subscribed to The Outlook. This Is Administration's support of United will write the legislation in the Byrd. "I'm going to pray ovei clined to oppose your tax credit nedy's program was not particularly clear. In fact, it Nations policy in Africa by shrill Standard & Poor's tip sheet. I won't learn anything from Senate. it." plan for business, but you may seems that his proposals were stronger than his ac- cries picturing dissenters as "ex it, but it makes me look sporting to be caught reading yet win me over on that one.' Unlike the private commitment Getting the Word tions. Nevertheless, a year of activity indicates that treme right-wingers." that Rep. Wilbur Mills, (D-Ark.), On the President's major ta: He said he favored the proposals it. The Gross National Product, I found, was gross. One chairman of the tariff-writing recommendations, Sen. Byrd wai to close tax loopholes. he has maintained peace without compromise, that he Thus it is McGhee's melancholy headline says: "Golden Sixties Unfolding on Time" House Ways and Means Com even cooler than on the admin On the controversial plan to has strengthened the economy of the United States task to sit down politely upon which will give you an idea of how conservative mlttee, has given the White istralion's tariff proposal. put medical-care for the aged without conceding to foreign powers, that he has safe- some of his own ultra-liberal and under tho social security sys lesser departmental colleagues as they are. House, Sen. Byrd is still un guarded dollar without imperilling its value. convinced that Congress should CARMICHAEL tern, Sen. Byrd gave an emphatic well as upon the ultra-conserva- Stocks, it seems, have a snobbish form of society turn these sweeping powers over "Nol" Presi [ent/Kennedy tripped over Cuba, but it is tive outsiders who are automat- just like people; some are preferred, some are common.. to the President 'I plan to oppose your medi- ically against whatever the Pres- "I'm still very much undecided cal-care plan because it is not coming cleaf two saddles a week and sells now turns out to have been reas- further and permit a flood of hem as fast as he completes destruction of jobs, but the creation of new jobs by foreign products made by cheap- onably acceptable to the State hem. The hand-made saddles abolishing old jobs. This paradox needs to be solved Department itself as late as last er labor." >ell from $265 to $600 and are without destroying freedom. summer. "I will never permit that to eagerly sought by members of happen," assured the President, TO &ET THAT LEAK iding clubs. President Kennedy is meeting the problems which AH this nonsense has now led, "I'm committed to a psing FlftP BEFORE face the American people soberly and with an under- inevitably, to queries of "How Itandard of living." MAYBE IT WAS standing of the current problems.- He is not living in come?" from Congressional com- After hearing this. Senator mittees, and so to pointless em- T N— TULSA, Okla. (AP)-A sign at Byrd made a significant pledge, 1930 but in 1962 and the world has changed sharply barrassment of the Administra- laying: tion. And this is among the fires "I am going to try to co-oper- 6-Thursdny, Jan. 18, 1962 "™™ that George McGhee is now hav- changed sharply. ing to try to put out. t Scoeidt, who resigned from the cilis lor expenses of J43.000 ia RED BAN^REGKTER board. . the churchy basic program, with Elect Officers Thursday, Jan.' 18, 1962—7 Elected as deacons for three- all additional receipts divided year terms were: peter deK. Du- equally between the General Mis- Open Daily 10 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m.—Tues. & Sat. 'til 6 At Rumson sinberre, Jr., WiMian) Q. Meeker, sion of the United Presbyterian and Mrs. Robert B. Zerr. As Church In the U, S. A. and the Deacon tor 41 one-year term to local congregation's reserve lor Board Presbyterian succeed Jerome D. Kennedy, who future growth and development. MONMOUTH ' RUMSON — New officers of resigned, Irving T. Bartlett, Jr., Changes in the church staff fte Firtt Presbyterian Church was named. were reported by the pastor, the SHOWN* CINTH weft elected at the annual meet- Mrs. George W. Cnrchln and Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr. John Re-elects ing! of the congregation and cor-Mrs. Thomas Warke were elected E. Stebbins was named director MONTGOMERYWARD MMMU241M poration Sunday night in Fellow- to one-year terms as church of the Westminster Choir during •hip Hall. treasurer and financial secretary, the year and Walter D. Clark was Beginning three-year terms onrespectively. appointed seminary assistant. Al- White lilt union, the church's highest Reports of the church's prog- so, Rev. and Mrs. Henry H. Buch- ruling body, are William M. Kis-ress over the past year were er, of Thailand, and Rev. andRED BANK-Courtlandt White nn, Ralph t. McCoy, Jr., Thom- made. Communication member- Mrs. Cecil H. Rose,' of Maine, has been re-elected president of as E. Morton, Joseph T. Ruscio, ship was listed at 678 by Charles were added to the list of mission- the Board of Health, This will and Mrs. Charles A. Wolbach. H. Weisleder, retiring clerk of aries supported by the congrega- be Mr. White's seventh consecu . Chosen as trustees were session. tion during 1981. tive term in the office. Charles H. Welsleder, George F. A revised budget for the new Present for the annual meeting In similar fashion the board Wllaon, Jr., and William H. Zerr, year was presented by the stew- was Rev. Mr. Bucher, on.fiirlough re-elected Steward Cook vice- for terms of three years, and ardship committee, under the this year from his assignment in president for the seventh time. Otto P. Peters for a one- chairmanship of Rodman P. GetPetchaburi. He gave a fir'st-hand t Mr. White is beginning his 24th year term to succeed M, John ty, and approved. The new budget report of the church's mission in year as a board member while the Far East, with specific refer- Mr. Cook is beginning his 14th ence to the problems and achieve- year. ments of the Church of Christ in According to Vincent P. Horan, ANNOUNCING! Thailand. health officer, the longest tenure on the board is held by Willis half-price A. Clayton, who is beginning Swedish School his 45th year. He was first ap- pointed in 1917. Amory Osborn another |png term member. Children Know He-is serving his 22nd year. Board members named in re- cent years are Dr. James A. About Kennedy Parker, Jr., 1956: W. Albert Dore- STOCKHOLM (AP)-President mus, 1959, and Dr. Victor Slegel, Kennedy emerged as the best 1960. known foreign personality in a The board's annual organl- survey taken among Swedish zation meeting was held last warehouse school children between the ages week. of 14 and 16. Mr. Horan told members there Fresh Sea Food Daily! All but three of the 106 boys had been no "bona fide" case of and girls quizzed indentified polio reported here for eight years. The last case reported and Kennedy correctly but description later substantiated was In 1 of other leaders of recent history SHREWSBURY vember, 1953, he said. ran the gamut The 1961 vital statistics report Winston Churchill was "Some- revealed that there were 2,069 SEA FOOD MARKET body in Germany" . . . Tito an births and 396 deaths here last African chief ... Hitler a- Ger- year. In I960 there were 2,008 I 205 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK man Communist ... Mussolini births and 348 deaths. One hun- Next to Raisin's Drug Store an opera composer ., dred and ninety couples were shoe sale married in 1961, 176 in 1960. A OPEN TUES.-SAT. 9-6 - CLOSED MON. It pays to advertise In Thtotae l of $2,350 fees was collected Register Arlvprrfcpmpnt vpnr SWJt mnr» than in lQfift

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By TOM HENSHAW homefront where, for a sur- Workers In the Washington Na At Raritan AP Ntwtteatares Writer prisingly large number, of peo- vy Yard met In the Anacostia RARITAN, TOWNSHIP - Rob- ple; it was business as usual. 'There *re some five or six engine house to protest theii ert E. Lennon was named presi- One of the latest in the out- first" class (gambling saloons) In working hours, which started be dent of the Board of Health at it: pourings of Civil War books, —, besides any quantity of less- fore sunrise and ended afte annual organization meeting "Mirror of War," selections from er note. They are well known to dark. Thejr leaders recommend' Tuesday night, the wartime Star compiled and police, and in (act everybody ed that they "unite in a strik Mr. Lennon, installed as the edited by John W. Stepp and I. else, but are not disturbed." and quit work." < lone Republican member of the William Hill of the current Star, Does it sound current and fa- Township Committee Jan. 1, re- rights the oversight. The best cuts of beef wer< miliar? places Tax Assessor William R. In addition to coverage of theselling for 30 cenls a pound Actually, it's a crusading par- Greene in the president's post. war, there is (lie Washington the Center Market and you cout agraph lifted from the Washing- get sliced bacon for 35 cents Francis X. Shields, also in- ton Star of 100 years ago while homefront, vintage 1801 to 1865 where: pound, a pair of chickens for stalled as a township committee- the Civil War raged less than 50 dollar, a peck of Irish potatoe man Jan. 1, was named vice miles away and the nation's cap- Baseball? for 75 cents and dozen eggs fn president. ital expected invasion momenlar- The Nationals baseball team 30 cents. John W. Mchlenheck was re- «y. defeated the WasliinRtons, 62-22. named secretary and Robert G. Ned Hihbs of the Nationals hit Sen. Chandler of Michigan an History books, in their pursuit Rep. Voorheci of Indiana got in Weigand again was named regis- of battle strategies and political five home runs and the perform- trar of vital statistics. ance of the Washington' pitcher, to a fist fight in the dining room intrigues, generally overlook the of the National Hotel and one of Dr. Ignazio Dell'Aira, 250 Mid Voorhees' friends broke it up bjdie Rd., Hazlet, was appointed breaking a pitcher over the senphysician-member of the board to Middletown Township ator's head. The Star com replace Dr, James A. Weldon, mented: whose resignation was accepted Education Association "Since South Carolina and A with regrets. Dr, Dell'Aira's kansas have been without rep term will expire at the end of .$ ... resentation in Congress, plu 1963. •g will sponsor a musses, free fights, shoulder hi Meeting Night tings, etc. Among our nationa The board changed ils regular legislators have been rare . . meeting night to the second * CARD PARTY 68 Rounds Wednesday of every third month At the suggestion of Mr. Men of sporting blood wen Greene, the secretary was in- slipping out of town to attenc structed to obtain information FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1962 the fight near Wilmington, Del from the township attorney on for the American diampionsh 8:00 p.m. the possibility of abolishing the EVERY THRIFTY PRICE BACKED BY WARDS POLICY OF ALWAYS between Joe Cnburn and Mik< existing board and creating a McCoolc, who wa.i reported separate Board of Health. FIRST QUALITY. SMASH'NG SAVINGS. BIG BARGAINS. HURRY INI MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP "carry a very dangerous buncl of fives." Coburn won In Mr. Greene pointed out that all ... tj rounds. members of the present board HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA have other administrative duties Guards at the aqueduct bridg which keep them busy. All proceeds 90 to Student Scholarship over the Potomac marvelled a! the size of a Mrs. Yett's bust He said "We could use people and Welfare Fund —until they discovered she wa:that could devote more time to bootlegging five gallons of "rotthe functions of the Board of Tickets may be purchased from gut" whisky strapped around hei Health program." Middlelown Township Teachers waist, Over 20,000 save! bleached 133 count Theatergoers trotted off State law provides that a mu- Ford's Theater, 10th St. above E, nicipality with a population of on Friday evening Nov. over 20,000 can form a separate 1863, to watch the "farewell ben Board of Health, independent of cfit and postiviely last appea township officials or municipal cotton muslin sheets ance but one of Mr. J. Wilke employees. Booth" in Richard lit. Wrote thi Legal advice Is being sought Star's critics: because Raritan has a population "J. Wllkes Booth ... Is of approximately 16,000. performer of singular promisi Joseph Quail, sanitary Inspec He was called out at the end 0tor, reported representatives the piece and welcomed with from the stale Commission of hearilncss that showed he ha\Health's office will make their made his mark." periodic investigations of town Reg. 1.89 1. Wilkes Booth made his marl ship conditions, surveys and rec- In a different way on anothe ords and make a report to the Friday evening 17 months latei board based on their studies of 72x108" or twin filled in the same theater when he shn the findings. President Abraham Lincoln Mr. Quail suggested that a full the back of the head. report of vital statistics and a No wonder dollars go farther at Wards* Such was the Washington home- plumber's report be made at the Look at the extra value you get, Select cot* front, 1861-1865. regular meetings of the board An adjourned meeting was set ton is close-woven for stabilized wear—a for Feb. 5 at 8:30 p.m. If you'll save hers reg- Wealher Forecaster factor proven in "use tests" by millions of ularly, you'll find more homemakers who won't use anything else; Post for Murphree Meyer With Pru doors opening for you — Refill closet shelves now at big savings. FORT BELVOIR, Va. - Army almost 'electronically — Sgt. Waller H. Murphree, whos 30 Years Today 2.09 flat 81x108" or full fitted 1.74 doori to the really big wife, Lee, lives at 81 Helms Dr. NEWARK — Elmer E. Meyer, 9Bc pr. pillowcasei, 42x36" _.,.._.2 for 78e things — education, busi- Eatontown, N, J., Is a membei 37 Woods End Rd., New Mon- the Signal Corps meteorologica nest opportunities, travel, mouth, will observe his 30th an- earn which recently arrived ii niversary with the Prudential la your own home. Without Ireenlnnd. surance Co. today. savings, you'll always be The team, under the directio Mr. Meyer is a systems con if the Army Electronic Proving doing just little things. ml co-ordinator in the com' Ground, Fort Huachuca, Ariz., pany's electronic operations di- ivill make surface weather ob- vision. servations, measurements of up- He is a member of the Amer- RED BANK SAVINGS per wind speed and direction, and ican Radio Relay League and of AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ake continuous temperature read- the Bureau Issues Association, a ings. It will operate weather sta- philatelic organization. He is sec- 10 Brood Street tions at Camp Tuto West, 14 miles retary of the Baptist Church Sun- save 73 Red Bank, New Jersey west of Camp Tuto and at Camp day school and scoutmaster of save 1/2 MMITED QUANTITIES Chartered 1887 Century, an under-ice research New Monmouth Troop 146. ***** ttwunm laboratory located 138 miles out Mr. Meyer and his wife, the Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. n the Greenland Ice Cap. TheFormer Helen Pierson, are na- team will be supported by thi tives of Newark. They have three Monday thru Friday Army Polar Research and Dedaughters- ; Roberta, 19; Beverly, Tel. SHadyslde 7-0330 •elopment Center located at 17; and Catherine, 8. Accounts Insured to $10,000 Camp Tuto. A weather forecaster on the Child's Favorite :eam, Sgt. Murphree, 31, entere he Army in 1951. 679 THE PLACE TO GO—FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW

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Print plainly pattern number, COZY RAYON BLEND BLANKET GAY KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS CHARGE IT - USE OUR CONVENIENT name, address and zone. FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over Comfortably weighted blanket \dd sparkle to kitchens 3 PAYMENT PLAN 200 designs in our new, 1962 tips the scale at ZVi pounds. with screen printed tow- Nmllecrnfl Catalog — biggest Blended of 90% rayon—10% els that "sparkle-dry" ever! Pages, pa^cs, pages of fashions, home accessories to nylonforwashingandlongwear. p . .- china in a jiffy. Colors. Roq 49c -ach 23 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK knit, crochet, sew, weave, em- • Van Heusen • Juckey • Clipper broider, quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, spreads, toys, linens, • McGregor • Botany 500 Craft SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back! P8 NO MONEY DOWN when you buy on credit at Wards afghans plus free patterns. Send Sportswear • Stetson Hals • Timely 25 cents. I Thursday, Jan. 18, 1962—9 ffew York I. RED BANK REGISTER Pilgrimage Cherokee Is Scheduled .O. BRANCH - Tentative Tribe Named pUns were made (or the annual pilgrimage of the students of the By Local V Sunday school of St. James' Epis- copal Church when the faculty RED BANK — A new tribe of met Monday in the rectory; the Navesink Nation .has been The event, scheduled for May, formed by the Community yMCA • Will iiiclude visits to the cathe- here. The tribal name selected firSl, Cloisters and four other was Cherokee. This is the sixth churches in uptown New York tribe to be formed under the City. Mrs. Robert Peterson and leadership of Wilbur C. Hollands Miss ' Ruth Van Dusen were "Y" youth chairman. The chief named1 chairmen of arrangement of this tribe will be Dr. Richard Smjill of Monmouth Ct., Middle- for the trip. town. Other officers include the Bryan Syer, Llncroft, superin- tally keeper, Robert Gleason tendent of the Sunday school, ap- medicine man, Dr. Harold Chaf- pointed Roy Thorpe as chairman TAKES COURSE — Martin kin, and wampum bearer, Dr. Jo- of the Episcopal magazine sub- seph L. Giuck. scription campaign. Zimmerman, 94 Swartzel Dr., It was announced that a re- Middletown, recently com- Fathers and sons were giver view of the safety measures in pleted a supervisory develop- Indian names. The names of the little braves are: Richard Chaf the building will be made by the ment course at Rutgerc Uni- property committee of the ves- kin, Little Bull; Richard Ellery try. versity. Mr. Zimmerman ii Little Cochise: • Robert Gleason, Following the businesi session, a line foreman in Jersey Cen- Little Back Hawk; David Gluck, '.« workshop discussion was led Little Crazy Horse; Richard tral Power and Light Com- O'Connell, Little Blue Eagle by Mr. Syer on "Sacramental Jack Singer, Little Corn Planter; ; Living." pany's Belford district. The Steven Small, Little Geronimo ,. The- next meeting will take development program is ori and David Woolf, Little Wolf. place Feb. 26 at 8:30 p.m. when ented to the needs of utillf Richard Ellerman, principal, inn or Kcraring. Dat'ont thanked the children and parents Teflon coaled. Eurrf Ul of Hazlet School for their Christ- 1 to a customer mas play presentation. Refreshments were served by the second grade mothers. JUiftTLV tTYICO 8V MUNTIC, M1KEBS OF tMtKIM'S FINCST UCHTWIIGHT LUCCUCC Seminary Student Is Fellowship Leader A handsome travel tested NEW SHREWSBURY — Robert selection in a striking plaid Pope, a former rocket engineer (green), trimmed with black and now a student at New Bruns- | coach grain vinyl over strong wick Theological Seminary, has lightweight frames. Smart ser- been appointed counsellor to viceable linings, roomy inside guide the Junior Youth Fellow- ship of the First Reformed pockets, rugged hardware and Church here. handles for long wear. Mr. Pope, born 38 years ago in •MCM «i)>J« to 10* Wml Tix Bridgeport, Conn., decided after attending the Madison Square $2.97 White, Blue, Regular Salt Garden meeting held by evangel- Pink, Green Seats M.n"« Vol-o- Pak 120.00 «16.00 ist Billy Graham, to enter the ladta' Vol-o-Pak 22.00 17.60 Sellout Price 1" 2l"Grouhoppar 13.00 9.60 ministry of the Reformed Church 24"Graiihopf»r 14.00 11.20 n America. Molded plmlic won't warp or Mr. Pope had been employed chip. Non-rnet plastic hinges. 26" Gralihoppar 17.00 1J.40 Buy jour extras now. Sire! 29"Granhopper 20.00 16.00 by Reaction Motors, Denville, as Train Caw 15.00 12.00 Compare! Craftsman project chief on the "Surveyor 1 to a customer 3-pc. Color-Matched ttolBo* 10.00 8.00 Project." This project involves a Shot Bag 16.00 12.80 soft landing of an instrument No-pull Start Rotaries 11" Sporl Pok .. 4.00 4.80 package on the moon. Bath Fixture Outfits irSporlPak 8.00 4.40 Upon graduation from the sem- 21"SportPok 10.00 8.00 inary, Mr. Pope expects to be- Priced for • sellout 5ho.Tol. 13.00 10.40 come a pastor in the Reformed Priced for a sellout A.roTot. 10.00. 8.00 2'/j-HP, 4-eyele engine Church. While 70 outfit* laat The Junior Youth Fellowship of 49" the local church is for the seventh 100 Ease mowing chores with this compact, lightweight, and eighth grade children and Choose pink, blue or green. 5-foot, 14-inch high maneuverablc 18-in. rotary. Ezec-Mart engine, meets at 6:3D every Sunday eve- ning in White Hall. cast-iron recessed tub. Vitreoue china 19x16- no-pull starter. 4-point square suspension—no inch lavatory. Vitreous china washdown closet. scalping, better balance. Nick-resistant blade. Civic Club Plans Choose your faucets, drains and seat as extras. Valentine Dance ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —The Low-Priced Gas [taljan American Civic Club will Line Anti-Frecze holds its second annual Valentine Dance onifreb. 10 at 8:30 p.-n. in Sellout Price 16° HUNDREDS OF NONLISTED BARGAINS the Adventurer Motel, Long Add 1 can to lank of gu Branch. and get free-flowing fat Proceeds from the affair will for fait winter «Urting t be applied to the club's building THROUGHOUT THE STORE 4 to a customer fund. Thomas De Genito, Jr., is en Doi| 5:3 125 BROAD ST. RED BANK chairman of the affair. Com- 36 White St. °P y '' ° mittee members are Aaron Gal- otgoa* Money tact" CC A DC Wed. & Fri. 9-9 otto, Alonzo Barbetta, Louis San- RED BANK SH 7-2700 Open Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 elli, James Blumetti and Michael ing Contractors of America. also a member of the foUowiaf RED BANK REGISTER committees: Labor .relations, lO-Thnrsd&y, Jan. 18, 1962 GINGER By Gettermmn Decorator Group Mr. Sommen was elected aad membership, and New Jersey Installed « eascative fice presi- PDCA New*, ite group1* official Elects Sommers dent of tfce cratractorB1 group at Urged in School^ Colleges publication. '• OCEANPORT— Borough Coto- if* SWr annual convention k*t week in Elizabeth, He served M vice president of cilman Clement V. Sommen, 16 the councilor the part two yW* He was appointed chairman of Arcana Ave. is one of the newly m and is president of the M6nmonm- elected officers of the New Jer-the annual convention and sumis -Ocean County Chapter, PDCA.- Greater Stress on Religion mer meetings committee and '- sey Council, Painting & Decorat On the question) of religion UVKEWOOD (AP) - The first as the major contribution to the Jockey Underwear • Van Heuien • Northcool Suitt • Swank Jewelry • Superba Tfe vice, president of the Rabbinical progress of the world," said Rab- and science the rabbi said there Council of America said Tues- bi Abraham N. Av Rutick. is no conflict. day the country's educational He addressed a second day ses- Vital Role system is being threatened by a sion of the midwinter conference "Each views our lives from dif wave of secularization. of the Rabbinical Council at the ferent points," frames ol refer- "Our colleges and institutions Brunswick Hotel. More than 500 ence and historical perspective," must place greater stress on the rabbis from the United States he said. "Religious leaders and values of our religious heritage and Canada are attending. students of science must be fully aware of the vital role they play Men's Clothing In the forward march of civiliza- tion. Scientists cannot deny the ...AT essential nature of religious be lief and faith in making human lite more noble, beautiful and Self moral." He announced that the council "Follow that carl" will sponsor a tour of leading American colleges {or the purpose of spreading basic tenets and r»T« Caracal* ideals of religion and Orthodox Disc. Styles, reg. 5.00, VanHeusen Wash 'n Wear Judaism. He said the lectures will Say Robert Kennedy 39 Confidence endeavor to illustrate "the su- preme importance of a religious Century Vantage Dress Shirts 3 ea>rl0 • EFFECTIVE SPEAKING outlook and grasp of human ex- istense so that the daily routine Invited to Moscow 100% Wool—Regular 15.95 • HUMAN RELATIONS of youth will be enriched with By ROBERT S. ALLEN ported the President. "If there overtones of meaningful and strik- and PAUL SCOTT are signs of improvement, I ing spirituality." Gabardine Trousers • INCREASED INCOME WASHINGTON - Attorney Gen- wouldn't be surprised to see him Rabbi Av Rutick is splritu eral Robert Kennedy has been make the visit." 100% All Wool—Regular fo 65.00 Demonstratwn leader of Congregation Aguda invited to visit Russia during liis If young Kennedy makes the .95 Achim of Hartford, Conn. around-the-world trip next month. trip, he is expected to visit Rus- Spiritual Inspiration Soviet Premier Khrushchev ex- sia late in February. On Feb. Tweed Topcoats 29 fn another address, "Title tended the Informal invitation to 7, the attorney general leaves for Orthodox Rabbinate In Trans the President's brother through Japan, his first stop on the tion," Rabbi Samuel Berlian diplomatic channels. around-the-world trip. past president of the council, sa He gave a note to Ambassador According to State Department SAVE UP TO 50%! the world needs the spiritual 1 Llewellyn E. Thompson in Mos- sources, Ambassador Charles spiration of the rabbi more tha cow "suggesting" that the Pres- ("Chip") Bohlen, Secretary of DALE CARNEGIE ident ask his brother to include OUTERWEAR JACKETS ever before. State Rusk's adviser on Soviet Moscow on his itinerary. He said "too often the rabt Affairs, also played a major role That's the private report Presi- VALUES TO 32.50 is called upon to act as prlnc in arranging for the invitation. dent Kennedy has given to Demo- Most of these fine jackets are pile lined with knit .95 pal of the school, director of clu A U.._. B-.J. Berkeley Cartcret Hotel, Monday, cratic congressional leaders. collars and cuffs. Famous brand, of course. programs and, in many case 15 Asbury PaiK—j . 29, s p. iw. He has informed the legisla- an campaign director and fund rai tors that no decision has been er for new projects." 2 Students RES. 5 Rlver vlew Holel mada on whether his brother will E »r««r « Tuesday, Jas. 25, 35.00 22' KlVef—8 P.M., 77 Water Street. He said such demand on h accept the Invitation. [|N ED LEATHER JACKETS time often leave little opportunit "Bobby's acceptance of the In- Confess Stunt RES. for Torah (five books of Moses vitation will depend on the state NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - O.89 studies and religious planning fo | lOWoyi This Couru Wffl Benefit Men md WOMM: of U.S.-Soviet relations during the One of the chilliest mysteries in Pigskin Palm, Wool Driving Gloves 4.00 the community." next three or four weeks," re- local police history has been [ t, IBCTCUM FHHUIIII 0. ThUk wad Speak •» J fldnw* Tour F«et The three-day session will en solved. REG. TO 5 tomorrow. The Rabbinical Coui • % Speak E ftectlTclr 7. Control P«ar and Wourr Two Rutgers University sopho 2.S0 I- ' [ X, 0*11 Tonnclf and Tour 8- lie • flttt*r Coar*r* cil of America represents som Sport Stretch Belts antlonalUt mores confessed Tuesday that 9. Develop Yoni HMdra 800 Orthodox rabbis serving mor Cubs 'Voyage' 1 4. »• Youi OnM Wllk AblHHr- they were responsible for the than 1.5 million congregants i I Any Gw 10. Mara That Better J«K alarming stunt that brought res- 1 ft. IleBifnl er NMM Mnr* Income the United States and Canada. To Greenland cue workers to the banks of the SAVE A BIG $20.00 frozen Raritan River Sunday. IT HEALLV SMELLED RUMSON — Members of Cub HTJMBOLDT, Iowa (AP)-Atte Pack 11 were taken on an icy Names of the students were not KNEE LENGTH COATS voyage from the Forrestdale PHONE OR WRITE FOR several patrons told theater op expected to be released but dis- REGULARLY 39.95 LITERATURE OR PRE-ENROUMENT School to Greenland aboard the ciplinary action would be taken, .95 erator Fred Mayer that the movii Famous brand washable poplin coats with pile-lined short entitled "Speedway" was si U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaker a university spokesman said. 'The East Wind" Monday. hood. The buy of the year if wo have your size. realistic they could smell rubbe The youths surrendered volun 19 LEADERSHIP & SALES TRAINING INSTITUTE Inc. burning, he checked up. > Although the trip only lasted 15 tarily. They had fine records and Box Ul MUllngton, N. J. MI 7-2U2 He found that a rubber belt li minutes and was strictly imagin- had never been in trouble before, the' theater's heating equipmen ary, Chief Petty Officer L'.oyd the university said. 00 was smoldering. Adams gave Pack 11 a dramatic A tip from a telephone caller SAVE *20 SAVE *20°° lesson in the rigors of Coast that a body was seen on the riv- Guard duty in the northern wa- er across from university dormi- 4 ONLY—ALL WOOL 3 ONLY—Reg. 35.00 ters. The Cubs saw whales, seals, tories prompted a police invest! polar bears astride giant ice- gation. 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Plachta, Grafic Electric 252.00 149.49 Haven. 39, of 79 Andrews St., Bayonne, Sawyer Mark IV ...:.„„.„.. 89.95 64.49 Pack 11 will launch its annual has been arrested here in con- 9 peanut brittle sale Saturday and nection with an' aborted attempt Ricohmaric 35 ..;„... 80.45 63.15 prizes will be awarded for those to obtain money from the Car- MEN'S SHOP boys selling 20 cans or more, Mr. teret Savings & Loan Association Goldin s Ricoh Auto 35 , 58.90 45.49 Karinja said. The sale will dose at 868 Broad St. Police said he Feb. 3. slipped a note, demanding mon- BROAD STREET—CORNER MECHANIC STREET •5" MOVIE CAMERAS Awards were presented to ey, under a teller's cage yester- Frederick Jordan, Peter Allegra, day. A company guard, sensing Kodak Auto F2.3 77.50 39.95 Stephen Metzgar and Richard something was wrong, grabbed WED. -TIL 9 RED BANK FRI. 'TIL 9 Kodak Medallion FF 106.50 49.99 Love. 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Mozart Sunday it 8 p.m, here in the score to Ms friend and pupil, Clinton Heyer in Matawan and Park, and with Herbert Burtis, Wildman will be presented by the St. George's-By-The-River Epls- Sussmsyr, who completed the with Rose Ingram In New York minister of music and fine arts Old Mill Gallery, Sycamore Ave., copal Church, featuring soloists work and delivered It to the City. A soloist with the English at Red Bank Methodist Church. with an opening reception Sun- town Presbyterian Church Choir, He appeared as soloist in "1'In- day from 4 to 6 p.m. and will Joan Reid, soprano; Philip Roy, stranger who requested absolute b c tenor; Florence Fogelson, mezzo secrecy. The stranger sub- she. has also appeared with the fance du Christ" at Monmouth be open to the P" l' through soprano; William Shoppcll, bass, quently has been Identified as anVesper Choir in Matawan and InCollege in 1959, and also has ap- Feb. 3. and organist Marshall Bush. They agent and employee of Count New York City. peared as soloist with the Mac- Mrs. Wildman, wife of Capt. will be supported by a 75-voice Franz Von Walsegg of Ruppach, A native of Rumson, Miss Fo- Dowell Chorus and the Monmouth (USN Ret.) Cyril K. Wildman, chorus. who upon receiving the work re- gelson received her bachelor of Civic Chorus. lives In Deal and is a native ot Canon Robert A. Robertshaw, copied it personally, and pre- arts from Juilliard School of Mu- Mr. Hammond, an alumnus of Monmouth County, She is a grad- In his invitation to the public to sented the first performance as sic, where she majored in voice, Yale University, ' studied voice uate of Elmira College, New attend the free performance, his own composition on Dec. She has appeared as soloist with and conducting at Juillard School York, and studied at the Brook- laid, "There are very few op17S3- . the Robert Shaw Chorale, has re-of Music, at Columbia University, lyn Museum Art School. During portunites for those Interested in The Requiem »nd Kyrle were corded with RCA Victor, and hasand at Westminster Choir College extensive traveling in Europe, great church music to hear Mo- entirely completed by Mozart. sung with the NBC Symphony Or- under Dr. John Finley William- she studied in.Florence, London, zart's Requiem. This service will For the next six parts he hadchestra under the direction of Ar-son. Prior to founding the cho- Vienna and Barcelona. turo Toscanini. rale here in 1957, Mr.. Hammond give New Jersey residents an ex-written out the voice parts and While in England she developed cellent opportunity to hear i enough of the accompaniment to Boy Soprano had eight years of experience di- make their completion a simple Mr. Roy began his singing recting church choirs and other a keen interest In wild life paint- cung by one of the finest musical ing which is well-represented in organizations in the stale." matter for Sussmayr. reer at St. George's-By-The-River singing groups, including the New The chorale of U voices will as a boy soprano. He attended Haven Chorale, which he founded the show. As chairman of the Music Com Bucknell University, where he in 1950. The primary impetus for The exhibition will consist of mission of the diocese of New be accompanied by Marshall Bush, organist and choirmaster was a member and soloist with the formation of the chorale came oils and water colors. She also Jersey, Canon Robertshaw has the Men's Glee Club. After re from Mr. Hammond's associa- has exhibited at Palm Beach, made arrangements for the cho at St, George's. Mr. Bush is a graduate of Juilliard School of ceiving his B.A., he returned to tion with the Collegiate Chorale Fla., and the Brooklyn Museum. rale to be invited to repeat the this area, and has appeared as of New York, of which he was performance Sunday, Jan. 28, atMusic, where he received a bach- elor of science degree. He hassoloist at the Presbyterian a member for two years. •4:30 p.m. in Trinity Cathedral, Church in Red Bank; Temple Chorus Members Trenton. done graduate work at Columbia IN REHEARSAL for Mozart's "Requiem Matt in D Minor" are Shrewsbury Chorale Auxiliary Plans University and New York Univer- Beth El, Asbury Park; First Others participating in the ma- Written for Stranger sity and studied under Jack Os- Church of Christian Science, Red jor presentation will be Mrs.soloists, left to right, Philip Roy, tenor; Florence Fogelion, mezzo soprano; Joan Reid, Home Parties Mozart was commissioned by sewaarde and Vernon de Tar o(Bank, the Shrewsbury Presbyter! George H. Ash and Miss Donna soprano and William Shoppell, bass. The religious work will be performed (or the FAIR HAVEN — A series of »A anonymous stranger in 1791 toNew York City, and under Carl an Church, and at the Methodist Freeman, Atlantic Township; publlc aV no charge Sunday «t 8 p.m. in St. Georde'j - By - The - River, Episcopal write the work In memory of hisWeinrich, organist it Princeton churches in Red Bank and AsMrs- . Gustave Husenltza, Miss r ' r * 7 . • r r home card parties are planned wife. The Austrian composer University. bury Park. He has sung with the Mary Becker and Miss Beverly Church, Lincoln Ave., Rumson. Soloist will be supported by 75 voices all members by the Fair Haven Auxiliary to wrote the Requiem while he was Robert Shaw Chorale and has for Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. of the chorale, and directed by Alden Hammond. Marshall Bush of the Rumjon Riverview Hospital instead of a Guild Member many years been a member of general card party scheduled for in poor health and it was prob- Milton Spots Benziger, Mrs. Ches- church will be organist. able that he regarded it as for Prior to coming to Rumson, the Apollo Club. ter ,F. Brudnick, Mrs. Charles A. Feb. 12. Mr. Bush was assistant organist Mr. Shoppell received a bach- Reid and John Tergis, English, A program on Civil Defense to Ernest Mitchell at Grace elor of science degree in music town; Mrs. W. W. Koenlg, Miss and a hospital workshop will be Church, New York City. He is aneducation at Lebanon Valley Ann Doleman, Miss Barbara Ma- Report New held at the meeting Feb. 12 in Tom associate in the American Guild (Pa.) College, and his M. A. from son, Mrs. Paul Slater, Miss Ab- the parish house of Holy Com- of Organists and a member^ of Teachers College, Columbia Uni- bie Strickland, Felix Molzer and Monmouth Names munion Catholic Church. the Music Commission of the Dio-versity. He has done graduate Robert Spencer, Red Bank; Mrs. Management A total of 200 surgical dressings A winning bet b the work cese of New Jersey. work at the University of Colo- Charles A. Chagaris, Mrs, Walter were made at a recent meeting you will receive In beauty There will be five soloists; Joan rado and studied voice under G. Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph In the olden days, belief in witches and ghosts was For Shop in the parish house. Mrs. Jean Reid, (Mrs. Charles A.), English- George Lynn, Denver, and Syd- P. MacMullen, Mr. and Mrscommon. . Even such little things as deformities or gen- Ross, hospital service chairman, care at TOM'S. The way you town, soprano; Miss Florence ney Deltch, New York City. Richard Freeman, Mrs. A. D. KEYPORT — Mrs. Harold Ko- was in charge. Mrs. Robert Gal- eral appearances influenced public opinions adversely; look li our greatest reward. Fogelson, Rumson, mezzo-so- Mr. Shoppell, a music teacher Lolchle, Mrs. J. G. Paton, Jr., feed of Union Beach has assumed loway was accepted as a new and Warren M. Christman, Free- so that a lady with a hooked nose was often considered proprietorship of the Llli-Ann member. Hostesses were Mrs. hold; Mrs. J. R. Graves, Mrs.to be a witch and many completely innocent people Shoppe, 62 West Front St. Mrs,Manuel Pouso, Mrs. Russell H. Sidney J. Zywotow, West Long Kofoed was formerly co-owner Minton and Mrs. John P. Mulvi- Carole Briscoe to WedBranch; Mrs. Calvin C. Hart, were persecuted. with Mrs. Daniel Kautzman o hill. Hazlet. But often tales of evil doings or apparitions were Atlantic St., who will move short RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs,F. Welch, Jr., 54 Chapel Hill Rd. ly to Hollywood, Fla. Also, Mrs. Ralph Lehner and invented merely for person- CARD PARTY TONlGm1 George E. Walker, 24 Harvard Middletown. Mrs, George Burtt, Fair Haven; The shop, which specializes In St., announce the engagement ol The bride-elect, a graduate of al ends or for spite or re- where she fainted on the thresh- hats, blouses, skirts and acces- HIGHLANDS — The first Mrs. .Charles W. Mandeville and prisal. The Indians, believ- hold. The darkness saved her if their niece, Miss Carole Jeai William Chatman, Matawan; sories, first opened in October, monthly card party of the year ers in the "Great Spirit" only for a time, for her demented to be sponsored by the Ladies' Briscoe, witb whom ahe make: Mrs. Daniel D. Reinhelmer, Mrs. 1953. father could not find her in the Mrs. Kofoed, a Union Beach Auxiliary of the First Aid will be Geoffrey R. Wood, Mrs. J. T. also were influenced by stories shadows where she lay all night her home, to Thomas F. Welch, Sannan, Jr., Mrs, resident almost all her life, is aheld tonight at 8 o'clock in the Richard A. of spirits, ghosts or witches, and in the wind and rain, and though First Aid building. Mrs. William 3d, son of Mr. end Mrs, TJioma Denny, Mrs. Paul Grammer, Mrs. could be led by fabrications of graduate of Kejrport High School found in the morning by a neigh- and is attending the Academy of See, chairman will be assisted Alden Hammond, Mrs. John L. such tales. So, many stories bor, she expired two days later Wood, Clinton Crocker, Albert G. Millinery Design, East Ruther by Mrs. William R. Beatty and sprang up and were given cre-to be followed by her conscience ford. Mrs. Martin D. Fehlhaber. Miller, Robert T. Patterson, and stricken father. Lester Rigby, New Shrewsbury; They Fit Mrs. Robert E. Wayrynen, Little Middletown Village became a Reports soon spread of strange 'Broadway After Dark' "Husband hunting H the only Silver; Mrs. W. K, Benedict, veritable hot-bed for ghosts, andnoises and uncanny sights in and (port in which the animal get- Long Branch; Mrs. C. E. Ander- about the schoolhouse, shadows ting ought hu to buy tin ;here are those even today in theacross the road, clammy fingers, Hcenie," jays Saisy If They're son, Miss Patricia Terry, Mrs.tillage who claim to have seen Anthony Monet, and Rev. Robert heard ghosts. One story goes icy breaths and mournful groans Reed, Eatontown. from a ghostly figure frequent- Medical Society Ball hat long ago one of the oldest ing the school. Two passing fel- Also, Miss Doris Bennett, Point houses on Kings Highway was lows even reported seeing a spec- LONG BRANCH — "Broadway are Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Bar- BROWN. Pleasant; Mrs. Robert E. Jones, ented by a gentleman and hitras l form on stormy nights, butAfter Dark" will be the theme et, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Bowne, Mrs. Robert S. Nugent, Mrs. R.beautiful daughter. This gentle- all this was long, long ago andthis year of the annual Winter Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Edelken, W. PIlsco, Miss Lenore Thommes, man was sadly given to the exth- e village now lies in peace with Ball of the Monmouth County Dr. and Mrs. Charles Laycock, William Meiter, and LeRoy C. cessive use of the "fire water' only reports now and then from Medical Society. The event, co- Dr. and Mrs. Allen Nicas, Dr. Tatem, Middletown; Mrs. Edi-f the day, then distilled right in the hills of laughing noises. sponsored by the Women's Auxil- and Mrs. Craig Roberts and Dr. ward L. Fleming and Donald Ter- the neighborhood. This indul- iary, is planned for Jan. 27 inand Mrs. George Whittle. ry, Farmingdale; Mrs. Arthur M. gence at last brought on an at- the Deal Golf and Country Club. t Peterson, Neptune; Mrs. George tack of the "jim-jams", as delir- QUESTIONS "SEE US" of Dr. and Mrs. Cyril S. Arvamlis Miss Carole I. Briscoe T. Saathoff and Mr. and Mrs. J. um tremens was then called, and No. 40: Is the headstone BUSTER BROWN Edward Tilton, Marlboro; Ver- is dreams made him think that John Bowne in the old Presby- of Long Branch and Dr. and terian burying ground on Kings Mrs. Otto Lehmann, also of Long 17 WHITE STREET Red Bank Catholic High School, non Butterworth and Joseph Cris- is daughter had admitted the is employed at the Monmouth ci, Asbury Park; James Child, makes and demons that beset Highway still visible? Is this the Branch, are co-chairman. Decor RED BANK County National Bank, Little Sil- Deal, and Alfred LaMura, Mor- him, until he arose and drove her oldest stone in the graveyard? and display in keeping with the ver. ganville. rom their home, threatening her In what condition is the grave- theme are being made under the Mr. Welch, also a graduate of The entire chorale will perform with a hatchet. yard? direction of Dr. and Mrs. Francis in cardinal red robes which they O.G., Jersey City Gilbertson of Rumson, chairman Red Bank Catholic High School, The night of this sad story was of the scenic committee. is with Stepnea J, Gross, plumb- have made for concert perform- pitch black, Our heroine fled to- Haw VITAMIN SPECIAL! Ing, Red Bank. wards the empty schoolhouse "Monmouth Names" Is writ- A social hour will begin at A June wedding Is planned. ten by members of the staff of 7:30 p.m. with dinner scheduled carpets the Monmouth County Histor- at 8:30 p.m. There will tiecon - profeufoMfrf Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Only Kitty Kelly: ical Association and appears tinuous dancing to the music of every Thursday In The Regis- Jules Jaffee and his society or- ftf VITAMIN C 250 nig Elect Two ter, Questions and -answers chestra. '' may be sent to the association Mrs. Mary Gorman of Wana- ffe Karpet-Kare war RUMSON — Two new mem- Beau Turns Svengali In Freehold or In care of The massa is in charge of reserva- bers, William Meiter and Aldee Dear Kitty: treatment. Only by having the Register, 40 Broad St., Redtions and table arrangements. C Miller, were elected to the execu Bank. Planning committee members 65 sq. yd. tive board of the Shrewsbury Because my divorce was Im-courage to let the truth be ptr 100 Chorale at a recent rehearsal minent, I took a job to help sup- known will you silence him. If This offer good only until 77 meeting in the parish hall of St.port my four children. Through lie then talks, the public will FEB. 15, 1962 George's-by-the-Rlver Episcopal my work I met a personable man see him for what he is. NoTo Sponsor Church. who appeared congenial. He wa real man ever kisses and tells. Karpet-Kare refreshes Re-elected to the board were strangely attractive to me. and beautifies your PROFESSIONAL Mrs. Charles Chagaris, Mrs. Al- Every morning around coffee Dear Kitty: Delegate To wall-to-wall carpets... Record fans who are tired den Hammond, J. Lester Rigby break time he would inquire if My boy friend's parents hate of paying high list prices gives them a soil-re* PHARMACY and Leroy Tatem. cared to join him. Our relation- me. I am 17, he 19. We have Girls' State (or recoidsl tardant treatment in 134 Broad St. SH I-528S Red Bank Chorale officers, chosen from ship became far more intimate known one another since we were just one day—right in than a coffee break. Though over- MATAWAN - The Ladies'l your own hornet PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY-OPEN SUN. 'TIL 2 P.M. among board members, will be kids. He is now a junior in col- ALL 3,98 LP's elected Tuesday. whelmed by guilt and remorse,lege. His parents refuse to payAuxiliary of the American Le-| I continued to keep clandestin< his tuition any longer if he con-gion Post will sponsor a girl for ~ .98 rendezvous with him. tinues to see me. If he had a jobthe Jersey Girls State program at Finally after many months ol n the side, he could work his Douglass College from June 24 to passionate hours together, I beg-ivay through, but he hasn't. Do 29. Mrs. John Thaler will serve LEWMILS CUT OUT THIS VALUABLE AD! ged him to let me alone since you think it would be wise to as chairman. he was married, and until appear to break but still date Mrs. Thaler, president, con- 21 BROAD ST. RUG CLEANERS divorce could be granted, so wassecretly?—Lonely Heart ducted the meeting in the Legion I. He refused. home Monday and heard reports RED BANK call now CA 2-5042 I moved and changed jobs. He Dear Lonely Heart: To de-from committee chairmen. found me, declaring he would ceive the boy friend's parents The auxiliary served a turke; Unprecedented Clearance Sale broadcast our affair from the will only boomerang. He should buffet supper recently at an housetops unless I continued the either frankly declare his love ecutive meeting of county am iMMMaBBMaa +o Reduce Inventory! •••••M liaison. He called me at home for you and prove it by work- state officers in the Matawan Le at work, even at the hospita ing his way through college, or ;ion Hall. Seventy-five guests al where I went for an operation you should terminate the ro-tended. THANK YOU, I implored him to go his way mance. Mrs. Mary O'Donnell, Ameri 1 - 8x10 GOLD-FINISH FRAME and I would go mine, and stil If you love each other deep- canism chairman, reported send he follows me. I don't know ly and sincerely, no sacrifice ing a donation to the America] where to turn. is ever too great. Regardless Freedom Center at Valley Forgi All of you who have made 1 - SxlO OIL-COLORED PORTRAIT Now he threatens to tell my of love, it would be better for for the John Morton Briefin] husband. Since we are in thehim if he paid for his own ed- Room. it possible for ui to cele- Taken of You or Any Member of Your Family! process of divorce, it would mean ucation. Whatever the decision, Mrs. Claude Brideau, musii brate 25 years In business. it is more important to him losing my children. The villain and sunshine chairman, explainei In appreciation, we are of- (I have come to loathe him) than to you, for it can make the hymn of the month "Still Sti Regular knows it. This is the first time or mar his character. With Thee." fering a ... I ever knowingly did wrong am $7.45 Value am certainly paying. Frankly, I think the wretch is hitting back at me because his vanity is in- Noiv Both WITH THIS ALTHOUGH AD jured. What in the world can I do? I am at my wit's end.—Help it it still winter, Spring is on its 257c for Only (Offer Good I Until Feb. 14) Me way at Baby Fair. Complete with Discount on air $12.50 You'll &*\, • beautiful portrait In life- Dear Help Me: In a situation another new arrival of a famous like color In n magnificent gold-finlah like this, we have only to look name you know so well, "ALYSSA and up permanent waves. frnma—a ST.4fi value for only $1.96. to history for guidance. When ORIGINALS." Smartly styled for An Jdeil «-ift fnr Vaientlns'* Day or Harriette Wilson, a former mis- the young sophisticate, it is sure any other spec ml occasion! Just on* tress of the great Duke of Wel- to put laughter in her eyes and ©ff*r to a family. Choice of proofs. lington, promised to reveal Offer Good for Month of January Minnr'i proofs mu«t be returned by their romance in her memoirs spring in her heart . . . and it's parentt. $1.96 *xtra chars» for «ach ours at .... additional person in groups, No copy- unless he paid her off, the duke jnjr of other jibotou. replied, "Publish it and be damned!" •Only ffflliirpg done In

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j Jersey \1Sews Briefs Sees German Youth One By the Associated Press TRENTON—Joel R. Jacobson, vice president of the N, J. AFL- Of Europe's 'Great Hopes' C1O, today appealed to the state Employment Security Council to liberalize the state's jobless bene- FAIR HAVEN Louis P. fit laws. Jacobson said the pres- Lochner, 74, of 32 Buena Vista ent {50-a-week maximum was an Ave., a distinguished author and arbitrary figure which creates journalist who molded his career constant and unnecessary con- as an American correspondent in flict between labor and manage- ment. "Not until the maximum Germany, has just returned from benefit rate is fixed at two-thirds there to say: "One of the great the average weekly wage will we hopes for modern Europe rests be satisfied," he said. with the German youth of today." Mr. Lochner's observation is WEST PATERSON-An eight- based on his 25 years as an active year-old boy got up and journalist who, in intimate cir- walked away after a 100-foot cumstances, watched the rise and fall off Garrett mountain to- fall of Hitler's Third Reich and, day, while his sister clung ter- seven times since the end of rified to a ledge. Police said World War II has been on the William Peterson of 5 Chadwick scene to study the big changes St., Paterson, fell 100 feet taking place there. straight down and then rolled "I am absolutely convinced," about 50 feet over rocky ter- he said in an interview, "that the GI|T TO MASONIC HOME — Theodore E. Nastier, left, president of the 32nd rain. He walked to a nearby West German people and govern- house and asked for help for and Templars Club of Monmouth County, and Floyd Rush, right, vice president, pre- ment know now that no Ei -opean his sister, Annie, 7. Annie was nation 'can go it alone" In the sent a check for $150 for Masonic Home in Burlington to Claude E. Van Stone, new taken off the ledge by Passalc threat of communism. Jersey deputy grind matter of Masons. Dr. Van Store was speaker last night at County Park Police Chief James Iandoli, who was low- 'No Cause For Fear' a dinner honoring masters of lodges in the Ibrh and 17th districts at Old Orchard ered by rope to the precarious "I see no cause for ajiy ap- Country Club, Eatontown. perch by fellow officers. The prehension that German milita- boy was taken to St. Joseph's rism will try to disassociate itself Hospital, Paterson, with a 19- from the Western common pur- Inch gash In his head. The pose to dispute all of the blan- hospital reported Mm In fair dishments of Nikita Khrushchev. condition. Police said the The West German community to- youngster got In the predica- day is irrevocably tied to NATO ment when they sought a short- (the North Atlantic Alliance) and cut down the mountain after the European Community eco- playing in the park there. nomically and now is branching into a political stand."

NEWARK-The Navy said to- Mr. Lochner was an Associated day that its construction yard in Press correspondent from 1924 Port Newark will be put up for until 194B. He was AP bureau sale. The yard, situated on 180 chief in Berlin from 1928 through acres and containing 700 build- 1942, thus being placed in daily AT THE BARRIER — Louis P. Lochner, 32 Buena Vista Ave., Fair Haven, vataran ings and an assortment of cranes, contact with the top Germans of American journalist and author, left, stands with M, Ali, director of ths Pakistan that era. pumps, electric batteries, gener- Broadcasting System, center, and Mrs. Lochner before the Communist wall that ators and vehicles, has been de- He is the author of "America's clared surplus. A likely bidder Don Quixote" (about the Ford seals off West Berlin from East Berlin. Tha wall, which now blocks passage through Peace Expedition to Germany); for the property would be the 26 of tha former enfryways to thas divided city, leaving only ona passable, It * Port of New York Authority, "Goebbel's Diaries," "What About symbol of "man's inhumanity to man," says Mr. Lochner, which holds leases on much Port Germany?" "Fritz Kreisler," Newark property. "Always The Unexpected," "Ty- coons and the Tyrant" (about This spirit, said Mr. Lochner, iroken with the attitude sur- It is RIAS, the station of the SADDLE BROOK — Two 17- German men ol money and Hit- is drifting up through the govern- rounding him and has become a United States Information Serv- year-old youths were arrested ler) and the recently published ment of the Federal Republic. He world citizen." He said he feels ice, which beami a steady flow yesterday for a $50 holdup, and "Herbert Hoover and Germany." said he talked about it in an in- it best to co-operate with the of news across the Iron Curtain. one of them admitted more thai Ha has been a commentator for terview with Carl Schmidt, vice world "and still love the state." "It was wonderful to «ee him the National Broadcasting Com- president of the Bundestag (Par- 40 house burglaries in Bergen 'Will to Share' again," the father said. County during 1961, police said. pany and has done much .free- liament), a distinguished orator, Mr. Lochner said on» o( tha LEAVING THE FIELD — Edgar N. MeClees, Fair Haven, second from left, is shown The new "will-to-share-work" The two were arrested for the lance work. though regarded as rather leftist stops was at the university city idea now moving through Ger- bidding farewell to associates as he retired from the First Merchants National holdup last night of a Rochelli in his thinking. "The youth to- of Heidelberg. He recalled that Recent Visit many also found expression at Bank. Fifty-eight co-workers joined last night in giving him a testimonial dinner in Park dairy, Capt. Lars Olsen o day," Mr. Schmidt told him during the Hitler days the Ntttis Mr. «nd Mrs. Lochner, on their Essen, Mr, Lochner said. A group Saddle Brook, police said todaj "are overboard in the world cit had torn down, from the wall of the Willowbrcok. Mr. MeClees had spent 56 years in bonking, starting at Spring latest study tour, arrived in of boys expressed a wish to have that the gun was a toy replici iienship idea. They believe then a new building a plaque giving Frankfurt Oct. 9 and, since then, a swimming pool. A contractor Lake in I90S. Ho joined the staff of Merchants Trust Co., Red Bank, in 1924 and rose of an army 45-caliber pistol. Hi should be an alliance of al tribute to teachers there, many saw and stepped through the told them to start digging and he to become vice president and secreary, and a director of the now newly-merged youth." of whom were Jews. said the youth who carried the "ugly and repulsive" wall divid- Another member of the Bunde- would get the materials, "I've bank. With him here are Harry Greenwood of thB Holmdel office, left; Harry Pat- pistol has admitted 19 house bur- ing East Berlin from the western It was after the end of the stag, Dr. Ferdinand Friedens- never seen a more attractive pool glaries in Fair Lawn, seven in sector and visited all parts of war that he and a photographer terson of the Red Bank office, shaking his hand, and Robert Van Brunt of the Fair burg, once the chief of police in than tha tile one built rig Rochelle Park, seven here, three West Germany "for a really thor- I of Paramount Pictures visited Berlin, an original Democratic there." Haven office. Employees gave him a radio. in Paramus. two in East Pater- ough study of what is going on." the building and were taken by a son, and others he couldn't re- party member and now a mem- Aside from his own expert janitor into a sub-basement room "The European Economic Com- member where. ber of tha Christian Democratic ences, Mr. Lochner has a special munity (the Common Market 'in- where the plaques had been hid- Monmouth County Clerk Party of Chancellor Adenauer, reason to be concerned about den. Together, the two men ner six" group — West Germany, told Mr. Lochner: what happens In West Germany BEVERLY - Francis Con- France, Belgium, the Nether- brought them back to the aur- "It seems to me a harmonious and West Berlin. His son, Robert sello, seven, of 311 Lincoln fands, Italy and Luxembourg) is face. person now is one who, on one H. Lochner, is the director of Ave., Edgewater Park Town the only solution to today's prob- "Now," he said, "they have hand, insists upon personal indi- what has been called the "most ship, drowned yesterday in a lems," he said. "This eliminates been mortared back into place. 1961 Report Is Issued vidualism but, secondly, has jammed radio station in Europe." I'm glad I had a hand in this," large drainage pond a block any kind of fear of the rebirth from his home. The Beverly of German militarism. France! FREEHOLD — Receipts of the ficcs during the year, with those 7,754 real estate and chattel rescue squad found the child's realizes this and so, now, doe offices paying only for material mortages were presented to this land records section and court body in five feet of water after Britain, which is seeking mem- Red Bank Teachers' Unit used. office for cancellation during the department of the county clerk's a 254-hour search. The boy's bership in the Common Market." 24,514 pages of abstracts of year. office for 1961 amounted to stepfather, Raymond Graziano, Still Mr. Lochner said his stud- $191,845.80, an increase of $7,697. deeds were photostated for the 80 real estate development called police at 5 p. m. to re- use of the Monmouth County Tax ies also have convinced him tha 45 over 1960. maps were filed in this office port Francis missing. He said Board, the tax assessors of all formation of such a politica Seeks Support on Salaries during the year. Francis had returned home These figures were part of the union as the United States of Eu county municipalities, and the from school and then went out annual report submitted to the State Tax Equalization Program. The qualifying oath was admin- rope is not about to take place, RED BANK - The Teacher's "loss of faith in the local pro-, "The reaction of the individual istered to 535 Notaries Public dur- to play. Association of thB public schools board of Freeholders by County 387 record books and index and that nationalism continues. fessional staff." citizen at that hearing," Joseph ing the year. yesterday launched a drive to Clerk J. Russell Woolley. books were rebound and repaired. "One of the most important The salaries proposed by the Farrell, an association, member get public support for its salary The rest of his report is as fol 252 record binders were used I want to take this opportunity NEWARK — The New Jersey things to be seen in Europe to- teachers, to be reached in 14 said, could well clarify the true lows. to accommodate the 31,746 pap- to express my personal thanks state Chamber of Commerce said day," he told a newsman, "is the demands. steps, are: B.A., $8,100; M.A., local sentiment on the question. today New Jersey taxpayers As per the usual custom, al ers recorded during the year 1961. and appreciation to Deputy Coun- real rapprochement of France The group is seeking $600 in- $8,400, and doctorate, $8,709. of eduction Red Bank desire* for would pay about $3,968,250,000 in papers received were recorded ty Clerk William L. Ulrich, Chief and West Germany, and, more creases in maximum salaries. The Board of Education will its youth." Made Own Binders Court Clerk John J. Miraglia, federal taxes for the fiscal year slowly, between Britain and West and mailed out by Dec. 29, the No change in tha minimum sal' hold a public hearing Thursday, Cites Incentive All record binders were manu- and Naturalization Clerk Mary 1982-63. This amount represents last paper being mailed at 4:30 ermany. The people of Europe aries is being requested, Jan. 25, at 8 p.m., on its pro- Thomas F. McNulty, co-chair- factured by our own bookbinder, A. Collins, as well as each mem- 4.29 per cent of the $92.5 billion are learning how to work, live p.m., even though some papers Last week the Board of Edu- posed $1,643,940.70 school budget man oE the association's Welfare making it possible to secure a ber of my staff, for the interest federal budget proposed by Presi and go forward together." were received during business cation announced it plans to give for 1962-63. Committee, indicated that fail- better grade of material at a they take in the work of this dent Kennedy, the business group hours of the same day. Exchange of Visitors $300 increases to teachers with ure by the board to grant larger considerable saving in price. office. said. Papers recorded and filed dur- As an illustration, he told of 15 or more years of service. Award Pact increases at the top of the salary ing the year were as follows: the way, today, "there has been There are 14 steps in the current guide would mean "that Red 31,746 deeds, mortgages and mis a major exchange of visitors in salary guide. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bank could no longer offer in- cellaneous papers; 9,179 condi the homes. A French boy will go "The board apparently never Air Force has awarded a $1,247,- centive for quality professional tional bills of sale, mechanics to stay with a German family. seriously considered the associa- 658 contract to the Radio Corp. educators to remain on the local notices of intention, building con- A daughter in the German home tion's proposal," Vincent S. De- of America, Camden, N.J., for staff." tracts, trade names, etc. will be stopping off to enjoy a land, association president, said. continued fabrication and instal- He claimed that the Board of isit in a French or an Italian He said that the "obvious as- lation of radio receivers, Sen. Education apparently sees this 4,896 Cases home," sumption" which must be made Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., 'as no important factor in the Our court records show that West German military forces, In view of the board's action is was advised yesterday. education of Red Bank children." 4,896 _gases were instituted in al called into service at the bid- courts, including indictments; ing of the United Slates and, 3,710 cases were listed for trie hus, our own creation," he said, (civil), of which 1,712 were dis- are so completely integrated in posed of, leaving 1,988 cases to NATO that no German has pending as of Dec. 31. risen to top command. The Ger- The average cases added per man realizes that, 'a Prussian month during 19G1 was 162, as click of the heels' might knock against average cases added dur- :he delicate machinery of today's ing 1960 per month of 140. electronic age' out of kilter. German soldiers of today be- The number of papers filed in ieve there is strength only in the above cases totalled 49,525, orking together with Allied while complaints filed in Domes- earns in unity. Loyalty is to the tic Relations Court during the itate, wherever the frontiers year totalled 489. ire." Durinjj the year, 1,607 passport In another search into the applications were handled, and itxis of today's West German 466 citizenship applications were ('outh, Mr. Lochner said he was processed. This number included mpressed by the "universal transfers, declarations of inten- Jepth of regret into the recent tions, petitions, denials and re- iction by neutralist Prime Min- patriations, and resulted in the ster Jawaharlal Nehru of India issuance of 231 Certificates of a self-proclaimed 'man of Naturalization. ieace' and a disciple of Mohan- The sale of Federal Revenue las K. Ghandi — in invading Goa. Stamps amounted to $63,833.80. his violence, the West Ge'r* These stamps are handled for the mans saw no voice of reason." convenience of the public, and the As he and Mrs. Lochner made County Clerk's otfice derives no heir way through West Germany, revenue from their sale. he author said he gained his reatest encouragement from the 80,967 Sheets SANDY HOOK LEASE — Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Stahr. Jr. signs the lease ittitudes being expressed by the 'oung people "who seem to know Our photostat machine pro- Jan. 8 for 460 acres of Sandy^ook which the Department of the Army has turned GREETING A GOVERNOR — Among those who greeted Gov. Richard J. Hughes duced a total of 80,967 sheets vhero they are going. They enjoy (or 161,934 pages) for all pur- over to New Jersey for recreation and conservation purposes. Gov. Robert B. Mey- vorking with others and to be ] at Inauguration Ball in Trenton Tuesday were group' above representing V/omen'i poses during 1961. Tnis was a ner, right, signed for the state. Witnessing the execution of the lease in Wash- eaching their own parents of the j Democratic Club of Monmouth County. V/ith the governor, left to right, are Mrs. idvantages being gained. They daily average of 647.6 pages. - ington are, from left, Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D-N.J.J Sen. Clifford P. Case, Wilfred Ross Keyser of Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Harry Hill, Keansburg, club pres- 31,768 pa^es of records were are traveling more and are be- photostated for other county of- R-N.J., and Rap. Jamas C. Auchinclou, R-3d Dist. coming 'world citizens.' " ident, and Mrs. Harold Coslello, Matawan, secretary. > 'i".., -Thursday, J«n. 18, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER .WCBSTV Chtmxl 7 WABC-TV Chamd • :WO«-TV TV Keynotes TV Key TELEVISION WNBC-TV , Qusmel II WHS-TV WNBW-TV 1 QuMMi » mm.-rv Martha Hyer Has THURSDAY AFTERNOON THURSDAY EVENING FRIDAY MORNING Piper Boosts Morale Previews U:M- (2) Lovt of Lift P»~ (4) News and Weather J:tt-(2) Previews (9) Sandy's Hour J:5»- (2) Give Us Thii Day • (4) Your Flrrt Impression | gentleman and there was abso- (7) News »:»- (2) Nm By HARVEY PACK Todays'! top television shows (7) Camouflage lutely no recognition. Until Piper (!) Understanding Our (II) Popeye (4) Sermonette Mist Piper Laurie Is our new Script for as previewed and selected by TV Laurie came along nobody even Key's staff of experts who attend World J5 — (7) News 1:09- <2> College of the Air idol. Thanks to the lovely Miss «:»- (7) Weather (4) Continental Classroom gave this situation a second ' By JAMES BACON "Foolishly, I only Insured them rehearsals, watch screenings, and (11) Merry Mailman Laurie sloppy male reporters 25- (7) Sports «.:«- (2) People's Choice thought. " • • -; AP Movle-TV Writer for what they cost. I know they're analyze scripts In New York and II: It- (1) Search For Tomorrow IOW wear pressed suits, ties and Hollywood, SO- (4) Local News (4) Continental Classroom But a young man from a New HOLLYWOOD - Did the art worth double that now." (4) Truth or Consequeoces ihave. The ladies of the press (7) Jim Backus 1:40- (5) Call To Prayer York newspaper was assigned to thief who Hole a Renoir and Buyi Back Paintings (5) Cartoons re even combing their hair and YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT. (11) Huckleberry Hound «:45— (5) Educational Film ' interview Piper and lo and be- tltrtlto from Mirth* Hyer't home She's buying the paintings back (7) Make a face :oing to beauty parlors as cua- "The Road to Paris." Particular- (4) Weather 7:0c- (2) News hold he's going to marry her. finally collect a reward for re- from the insurance company who (9) Favorite Story ornera and not as observers. ly delightful hour about the lure (4) News (4) Today .For the sake of both performers turning them? had paid off before they were 11:45- (2) Guiding Light We, who spend our working of Paris as a center of music in (11) Rocky and His 7:00- (2) News 7:1J- (5) News | and reporters I hope this doesn't The pretty actress believes to returned two years after the the early 1900s. Leonard Bern- lay interviewing celebrities and Friends (4) Ripcord 7:2»— (?) Morning Prayer establish a trend, but it has al- and adds: theft. stein explains its "magnetism" standing on the periphery of the 12:55- (4) News (5) Mister Magoo 7:10- (5) English for American! ready done wonders for the mor- "And there seems to be little "I don't think any of my paint to American George Gershwin •orld's most glamorous busi- (7) December Bride (7) Early Bird Cartoon* ale of the newspapermen. that can be done about it." ings (she says her collection ol through the music of "An Ameri 1:00-(2) Burns and Allen >ess, have come to accept an (9) rerrytoon Circus 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo Martha paid $40,000 for the or- originals Is valued at {509,000) can in Paris;" describes its "in- (4) Dial Four v inymity as our natural destiny It reminds me of the story at- (11) News (5) Sandy Becker iginal works of art—a Parisian will be stolen again." fluence" on Swiss-Jewish-Ameri (5) Cartoons We permit inflated egos to blow , tributed to an oft-married Hol- 7:05- (2) Local News (7) Tommy Seven •treet scene by Ulrillo and "Hesd She bases that on an elaborate can Ernest Block using "Schelo- (7) Day in Court lot air over our notebooks which [lywood glamour gal who was 7:10- (2) Weather »:39- (7) Little Rascals of Gibfielle" by Renoir. burglar alarm system newly In- mo" in illustration; and closes (9) Movie we, in return for our daily bread, asked by an interviewer wheth- »:5»- (8) News ami Weather stalled in her hilltop mansion plus with Spaniard Manuel de Falla's (11) Fun At One (11) Local News »nvert into stories to be gob-|i«e s*e would ever marry again. 8:55— (9) Almanac Newsreel the trouble that the thief had in dances from the ballet "The 1:25— (5) News 7:15- (2) News Jed up by a celebrity-hungry The lady answered, "Yes... but 1:00- <2) Amos "n" Andy trying to peddle the paintings. Three-Cornered Hat" with their (7) News 7:20- (5) News Miblic. With the exception of the nobody In show business. I hope , "The amazing thing," says "rich, blurry" Debussy-inspired (II) Adventures In Music 7:25—(11) Weather (4) Slimnastics jossip columnists there is virtual- the next man I marry will be TV Key harmonies. 7:30 p.m. CBS. 1:1»- (2) As The World Turns 7:J0— (2) Young People's ' (7) Memory Lane v no social rapport between . . . let's say just any news- Martha, "is that the Insurance company kept me posted all the (4) Dr, Joyce Brothers Concert (9) Movie iress and performer, and both paperman making three thousand time on where the paintings OUTLAWS. "The Bitter (5) Movie ' (4) Outlaws »:15- (4) Family iides had been perfectly satis- a week." were. They traveled all over Lat- Swede." Brian Keith, whose fine (7) December Bride (5) Suspicion »:25- (S) News fied with the arrangement. Mailbag 1:40—(11) Creative Expression (7) Oizie and Harriet, »:S»- (I) My Little* Margie Noty Singer in America but serious art col "Westerner" series was canceled A colleague of mine claims 1:55- (4) News (9) Movie (5) Topper lectora alwaya know what paint- last season, doesn't seem to mind that he bumped into an actor on The Donna Reed Show" which By STEVEN H. SCHEUER 2:00- (2) Password (11) You Asked For Tt 10:00- (2) Calendar ings are really for sale—and guesting in other outdoor shows he street less than 15 minutes has spent almost three years try- (4) Jan Murray 8:00- (7) Donna Reed (4) Say When Question—I have always been what paintings are not. and helping them out on occasion ifter he had conducted a otie- ing to copy the format of "Fa- (7) JaneWyman (11) Divorce Court (5) Movie i great admirer ol Red Skelton. Mysterious Intermediary Tonight, he plays a rambunc- ;our lunch interview with the ther Knows Best" tonight sets its (11) Atomic Age Physics 8:30— (2) Bob Cummings (7) Susie Could you give us a thumbnail "Once we were afraid that one tious, free-swining Swede, who's sights on another long-running 2:25- (4) News (4) World Of Jimmy 10:05—(11) Parlons Francais biography of this comedian?— eccentric millionaire who loves horrified to discover that a pretty family-comedy program, "Ozzie Mrs. R. D., Greenfield, Mass. to keep paintings locked up Jus blonde has set her sights on mar 1:19- (2) House Party Doolittle 10:20—(lt> Adelante En Espano Hibernian Order 10:30— (2) I Love Lucy and Harriet." The Nelsons got a Answer—Born Richard Skelton to look at them occasionally rying him. The plot is on the (4) Loretta Young (5) Manhunt lot of mileage out of Ricky's sing- on July 1», 1913 in Vinceimes, would buy them. - frail side but, thanks to Keith (7) Seven Keys (7) Real McCoys (4) Play Your Hunch (9) Jack LaLanne Auxiliary Elects ing career so Donna's TV son, Ind. he was stuck with the nick "Then a mysterious intermedi and Erika Peters as the relent (9) Star and Story 9:09- (2) Tell It To Groucho Paul Petersen, will be launched nam« "Red" almost from the be- ary started making feelers less blonde, the show has a lot ol (11) Driver Education (5) Wrestling (7) Gale Storm KEANSBURG — The Auxiliary 10:40—(11) Understanding Scienci as a teen-age idol. He sings his ginning. With a minimum of ed around town. The paintings were entertaining moments. 7:30 p.m 2:55- (5) News (7) My Three Sons of the Ancient Order of Hiber- first record, "She Can't Find the ucation, Red started his show offered to me at a fabulous cost. NBC. 1:00- (2) Millionaire (II) Asphalt Jungle 11:00- (2) Video Village nians, meeting last week in the (4) Price Is Right Keys," during a dream sequence business career in a traveling The insurance company advised (4) Young Dr. Malone 9:20- (9) Playback club home, elected Mrs. Ray- portion of tonight" s episode. medicine show. He graduated to me to turn down the offer. THE WORLD OF JIMMY DOO- (5) Theater Five 9:25— (9) News (7) Texan mond Reaney, president. vaudeville and burlesque within (7) Queen for a Day 9:30— (2) Gertrude Berg (8) Herb Sheldon "Finally, the intermediary LITTLE." The story of air pio- Other officers elected were Speakerg Available • few abort years. Red'* first big (4) Hazel , (11) Math For Tomorrow turned them over to Hollywood neer Jimmy Doolittle, the man (9) Movie Mrs. Thomas Costello, vice presi If your local club would like time engagement wat at the Par- (7) Margie 11:20—(11) Literary Landmarks 1 police. There waa nothing to do whose credo is the calculated (11) Teaching Modern dent; Mrs. Anna Green, treas- to have the services of an ex- amount Theater In New York (9) Fiesta In 11:25— (S) News but pay him the standard 10 pe, risk, makes for an engrossing Languages urer; Mrs. John Fagen, record- perienced lecturer on any phase City during the height of the de- 10:00— (2) CBS Reports U:M- (2) Your Surprisa Pack cent reward—oc4<,000. hour. As usual, the early pictures 1:10- (2) Verdict Is Your* ing secretary; Mrs. John Conlon, of TV such a service is avail- pression. Movie scouts spotted (4) Sing Along With »ge "The intermediary operated; of Doolittle and of aviation are (4) Our Five Daughters Financial secretary; Mrs. HaroM able free ot charge from the Red and offered him a screen Mitch (4) Concentration entirely within th» law but we the most fascinating, the scripl (7) Who Do You Trust? Jones, chairman of standing com- Television Academy of Arts and test at M-G-M. Hla screen teit (7) Untouchables (5) Romper Room have no doubt that he was act- is* a good one, and Alexander (11) Abbott and Costello mittees; Mrs. Eugene McMahon, Sciences. Any interested organi- was so hilarious that he-w»s (9) High Road to Danger (7) Yours For A Song ing In behalf of the thief on a Scourby's narration ties every 1:55- (2) News mistress-of-arms; Mrs. Agnes zation merely has to write to the signed without hesitation. His (11) Bachelors ll:40-(H) Understanding Scienci M-M basis," thing together comfortably. As «:00- (2) Brighter Day Flynn, Catholic Action, and Mrs.Academy's effico in New York first movie was "WhijtHng in the 10:30- (9) Movie 11:55- (2) News Police (till have trie paintings, you might expect, there are films (4) Make Room for Kathryn Huber, missions. and before you know it there'll Dark." Red wa» divorced by his (II) It's A Wonderful World checking fingerprints and other of Pearl Harbor and, of course, Daddy be somebody up on the rostrum first wife, Edna, In 1943. While 11:00- (2) News Aides named were Mrs. Wil- evidence. They are In excellent the famous Doolittle bombing ol (5) Divorce Hearing prepared to defend TV against all he was serving In the Army dur- (4) News liam Vogt, Mrs. Elmer Truex, condition. Tokyo. There are also a few ap- (7) American Bandstand accusations. It's good public re- ing World War II, Red met and (5) News Chemists Set Mrs. Robert Hughes and Mrs Jewell, Mink, Too pealing glimpses of Doolittle's (11) Laurel Hardy and lations for ths industry and it married his present wife, Geor- (7) News Leon Kegley. Miss Hyer says the thief also personal life, and a chance to Chuck should provide you with an in- gia. They had two children, Val- (11) Groucho The new officers will be In- took.$40,000 worth of jewels, and hear, the man express his convic- 4:15- (2) Secret Storm To Define teresting session. entina and Richard. Tragedy tions lucidly. A couple of minor 11:10- (2) Weather italled Feb. 10. mink in the robbery—but this 4:25-(U) Pinocchlo •truck when Richard died of leu lost has not been returned, quibbles such as an overabun- (4) Weather kemia In 1958. Red went Into a "We think he used what he got dance of World War II footage, 4:10- (2) Edge of Night (5) P M East. ..PM West New Compound; thort retirement after his son's (4) Here's Hollywood 11:12— (7) Weather from them to finance his ill-fated and "a day in the life of execu NEW YORK - Two chemist: death. He returned to night clubs (5) Mr. District Attorney 11:15— (2) Movie travels to peddle the Utrillo and tlve Jimmy Doolittle" which gets from Monmouth County, N. J. and TV but hasn't made a movie (8) Space Station 9 (4) Jack Paar Renoir. Art crimes iocs not pay."a bit heavy, but on the whole, an will be among the speakers al since "Public Pigeon No. 1" In (11) Bozo The Clown (7) Movie Asked why the thief didn't take excellent entry In this fine series. the metropolitan regional meeting LAST 2 DAYS .1957. 4.50— (7) American Newstand llrSO—(11> News more paintings from the collec- 8:30 p.m, NBC. to be held in the Hotel New York- 4:55- (4) News 11:40—<11) Movie tion. Martha replied: er Monday, under the sponsor BROADWAYS JOYOUS MUSICAL LOVE STORY Question—Is Beulah Bondi, who (11) Fractured Fairy Tales 12:20— (9) Stories of Suspense "These two were the easiest to MY THREE SONS. "Blind ship of the North Jersey and New was on a recent "Route 66" show, 12:40- (5) News SHOW transport—and police found that Date." Very good episode. Robbie 5:09— (2) Life of Riley York sections of the American the lame actress who played 12:45— (5) Mr. and Mrs. North he came to my house in a two- and Mike get stuck with blind (4) Kukla and Ollie Chemical Society. Robert Mitchum'* and Tab Hun-seated sports car. He had more dates and as a result of some (5) Felix and Diver Dan 1:00— (2) Movie ter's ttrongwilled mother In the than he could carry, as it was. amusing mix-ups, each of them (7) I Married Joan (4). News The two are Dr, Ernst T. The! movie, "Track of the Cat?"—P. "Would make a good Perry ends up with the other's girl (9) Looney Tunes 1:05— (4) 13th Hour mer, 143 Avenue of Two Rivers, E., Charlotte, N. C. Mason script, wouldn't It? But Needless 10 say, It's a bit confus- (11) Dick Tracy (7) Evening Prayer Rumson, and Dr. J. H. Blumen Answer — The veteran stage who would believe it?" ing to all concerned. Funny all 5:05- (4) Movie 1:15- (5) News thai, 222 Howard Ave., Oakhuht They will be joined in their ad •nd movie actress played the the way, but we found the first 5:25-(U) Rocky and His 1:20— (9) Almanac Newsreel AUnmilHtMiMindm mother role in the movie. Miss half in which ths situation is set Friends 1:25— (9) News and Weather . dress by Dr. Seymour Lemberg •Bondi has played strong-willed To Size 48 up especially good. 9 p.m. ABC. 5:J0- (2) Movie 1:35- (4) News Elizabeth. The three are em- TOMORROW 9:30 P.M. women throughout most ot her (7) Highway Patrol 1:40— (4) Sermonettt ployed by International Flavor: very successful career. GERTRUDE BERG. A play for (9) Movie 2:35-. (2) News and Fragrances, Inc., Union Printed Pattern the youngsters as the Kingston (11) Three Stooges 2:40- (2) Give Us This Day Beach. GLEN FORD Question—Wallace Beery was Trio appears on campus for an Their subject, to be presentedj "POCKETFUL my favorite actor In pictures. Is in a paper entitled "The Chem-: auditorium concert. The boys are chief instructor, Mr. Sickles, of OF MIRACLES" It true that he never kissed a up against Stern competition be- 240 Jackson St., Matawan. istrv of Alloocimene—1. . The; Porter Heads Ocimenols," deals with the dis- woman? — Mrj. A. W., Fort cause the Faculty String Quartet, It was reported at the meeting covery of seven new compound Wayne, Ind. led by cellist Professor Crayton, that 485 man hours were spent of use to the oil industry. It tell Answer—If you mean in real is also holding a soiree. There's in various assistance calls dur- Monmouth how these compounds are pre- life, I'm sure it isn't true. Beery I bit of hubbub, but the Trio gets ing 1961. The most notable of: NOW thru SAT. pared and isolated and how thei was married more than once and, o sing before the mike, 9:30 p.m. these calls were for guards at structure may be determined. OPEN 6:30—SHOW 7:00 FREE IN CAR HEATERS believe It or not, was considered CBS. Fire Police the Monmouth County adio quite a fW blade in his day. transmitter in Freehold in last COLTS NECK — Edward T. FRANK CAPRA'S CO-HIT His movie characterizations in CBS REPORTS. "The Fat April's Civil Defense drill and at OBMRMD .»' V Porter, Fair Haven, was in- the later part of his career were American." Normally, this is a the missile site during Asbury CAROL stalled as president of the Mon- MOVIE TIMETABLE mostly of the bumbling, bashful very serious series, concentration Park's recent missile show. LYNLEY variety but not entirely unromtn- on such vital subjects as disarm- mouth County Fire Po'ice As- RED BANK IN Thomas Cox, membership tic. ament, population problems, etc., sociation at a meeting last Thurs- Carllon — Flower Drum Song unro £tf Minutes £' chairman, reported 178 men now 'BLUE so it comes as something of a day night in the Colts Keck Inn 2:00; 7:00; 9:35. on the rolls and several applica- DENIM" (For an answer to your ques- pleasant surprise to find the fun Fire House. tions in process. EATONTOWN tion about any TV program or niest sequence seen on TV in Drive-In — Blue Denim 7:05 •ctor, write to TV Key Mailbag, weeks show up here. During the The next meeting will be held 11:20; Pocketful of Miracles c/o The Register.) course of an examination Into the in the Colts Neck Fire House at 8:55. 8:30 on Thursday, Feb. 8. ASBURY how and why our national mid- HAZLET riff is expanding at such an un- Loew's Drive-In — Stranger MAYFAIR PARK liealthy rate, the borougfi of Wore a Gun 7:05; 11:05; Queens in New York provides the Reports By setting for a lilting version of "A Pocketful of Miracles 8:45. Now Showing * Matinee Daily 2:30 WANTED Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody,' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Atlantic — Pit and Pendulum Record fans who arc tired until the non-professional comedi- Aliens Are ENNESSEE WILLIAMS' REVEALING STORY! of paying high list prices ennes take over and put the pros 7:00; 9:40; House of Fright 8:25 for records! to say nothing of the gaR writers, LONG BRANCH o momentary shame. It's all part Confidential Baronet—Splendor in the Grass ALL 3.98 LP's of the chubby females' regular NEWARK — Information fur- 2:10; 7:10; 9:30. SPRING of club meeting. In the latter part nished by an alien in making his ASBURY PARK of Hie m-ogram. there's some .98 annual address report, to the gov- Lyric—Two Women 8:30. helpful data on the problems our Mayfalr—The Roman Spring of Increasing obesity have created, ernment Is confidential. Mrs. Stone 2:45; 7:20; 9:30. and the pros and cons of the According to E. P. Bouchard, LEWMIL'S St. James—Exodus 2:00; 8:30. VIVIEN LEIGH-WARREN BEATTY cholesterol Issue. 10 p.m. CBS. district director of the Immigra- * wma not. ran 21 BROAD ST. Edward T. Porter tion and Naturalization Service MONTCLAIR Sire 36 takes l1^ yards 54-inch. office here, the tnformaticm fur Clairidge — Search For Para- RED BANK Other officers for 1962 are: Send 50 cents (coins) for this nished by aliens in reporting their dise 8:00. Ozzie Sickles, Matawan, vice pattern—add 10 cents for each addresses has been declared con- PRINCETON president; Carl Blunck, Neptune, pattern for first-class mailing. fidential by statute. secretary; J. Grovcr Carter, Lit- McCarter—(Live Performance) Send to Marian Martin, Red Bank PERFORMANCES AT le Silver, treasurer, and Henry The reports must be submitted Concert Isaac Stern, Violinist Register, Pattern Dept., 232 2:00-8:30 P.M. Fashion's TOP success — the Derres, Glendola, financial secre- in January each year by all aliens 8:30. West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y, easy-fit, easy-scw jacket tha tary. In the United States, with few ex- DISCOUNT Print plainly name, address with ceptions. goes everywhere over dresses, zone, size and style number. Fire police chief for the yearsj sportswear. Make it in woo! 1962 and 19G3 is J. Grover Carter. Forms on which to submit thei PAUL NEWMAN tweed, flannel. Jersey for Spring'; Extra! Extra! Extra Big reports are available at any post Spring-Summer Pattern Catalo; Deputy chief is Julius S. I.anyi, EVA MARIE SAINT PRICES! first mild days. New Shrewsbury. office or office of the Immigra- RALPH RICHARDSON Printed Pattern 9476: Women' —over 108 styles for all sizes, tion and Naturalization Service. WltKOMS OMN 6:30-MOVIIt A. PETER LAWFORD occasions. Misses, Half-Size, Notice was given thai the 1962 SUNOATS ONIY-OTIN 3M-MOVIIJ AT 6:00 Sires 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 Persons who are unable to pick cjwrowini*KA-tvtir nr. md m -r«sr ww WRT LEE J. COBB-SAL MINEO ON ALL school for fire police will be held Women's Wardrobes. Send 35 up a form because of illness, or SHU HMD BOTH D»B cents! Tuesday nights in Frcneau Fire, other reasons, may have a rela WHlAHGIARnUlOWiai House, lit. 79, Matawan, and tive or friend obtain a card for Wednesday nights in Shark River EXODUS TOYS RADIO WORD OF MOUTH them. MMi ^mruuirni n» Exactly as Shorn Hills Fire House, Brighton Ave., i« TECHNICOLOR w BroMw WFHA (FM) 106.3 MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-A woman Miracles WRLB (FM) 107.1 Neptune. The Freneau school The card should be returned MECHANICS WABC 770 called school officials after her starts Fob. 20 and Shark River to one of these offices. WCBS 8S0 six-year-old daughter came home Hills, Feb. 21. Meetings will start Parents or guardians of aliens FREEW-CMHUTOS! WHTG 1410 and announced her first grade t 8 o'clock. It was also stated under 14 years of age submit re- CHILDREN UNDERi; fBiE WNBC 1(0 TOYS class was going to see "the hand- hat whichever school a man reg-ports for such children. // Art Cinema WNEW 1130 isters in is the one tie must at- WPAT 132 Brood St. 930 some gorilla." end for the entire eight-week WQXR ISiO The mother calmed down when :ourse. RED BANK WOR 710 Winner "BEST ACTRESS" Award nformed the class would tee a Further information about the New York Film Critics play, "Hansel and Gretel." schools may be obtained from the "One of thff Vetr'i 10 Inl" TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS N. 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ART ft DRAFTING MATERIALS View Our Exciting Art Exhibit Performances Nltely 8: JO Telephone SH 1-0001 NATALIE WOOD Couary Agtnr - Rutgers Gardening 12:20 PM WARREN BEATV Send a gilt, of coursa. But don't BARONET. RED IANK "Splendor in tha Grasc" EGO PRICES «:5» AM ft 1:03 PM ' forget how much a phone call is appreciated—on birth-, days, anniversariej-any special day. NtwJtrwy Bill Further Theafre Information Call SH 1-9400 'Academy To Conduct lyear'i freshman das* Feb lSiThuridjy, Jan. 18, 1962—17 Today'g Business Mirror: Sears Offers EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake al 2 p.m. at the school, Newman1 I Entrance Examination Springs Rd. - j RED BANK REGISTER MOW,! WAMT. You To TAKE \ UNCROFT — Christian Broth- ~ A fee of }2 will be charged to Big Varie|y CAJ2E OP YOUR FAfHEf2- '' defray cost of the titt and grad- Factors in a Balanced Budget re Academy will ' conduct, en- at" Uie academy from 2 to 5 ing. Applicant* and their par p.m. on Feb. 4. By SAM DAWSON In New Book examinatloni for next ents tri iavlted to tn open house RED BANK-Frank A. Smith, NEW YORK (AP) - Can the through to the middle of the year manager of Sears, Roebuck & economy grow fast enough andat least. While many companies Co., White St., says "the most Individuals and corporations complain about the pinch of ris- colorful spring and summer gen- prosper enough to give President ing operating costs on profits, eral catalogue in Sears' history" Kennedy a balanced budget? the majority of predictions call is being mailed out to homes JANUARY.... President Ken- for higher corporate profits, at across the nation. nedy put Amer- least in the first half of 1962. The edition contains a record icans on notice The corporate income tax on 408 color pages—an Increase of FEBRUARY.... ' in his State of most of this will be 52 per cent, more than 30 per cent over the the Union so the Treasury should prosper. 1961 book. It contains some 140,- message he ex- Employment High 000 merchandise items. Listed, MARCH.... pects them to Employment is high, even If too, is Sears' new Allstate tour make more unemployment is still a stubborn plan—making possible deferred All Can Be Cold.... money in the problem. Personal income from payment tours on a local, nation year or industry, trade and the services wide or fretf world basis. why not take advantage now should rise further, from more Mr. Smith said the catalogue ••••^ •«• He needs this jobs, longer work weeks, higher places an emphasis upon "the of the DAWSON income in- wage scales in many instances. family on the go" with its range WINTER CLEARANCE crease to get the tax collections So the Treasury should collect of luggage, outdoor equipment, that would turn this year's budg- more through personal income tents, hunting, fishing, boating, et deficit into balanced books in taxes. golfing and other sports equip- progress on fiscal 1963, starting July 1, It is In mid-1963 that the ques- ment. There also is an emphasis BOYS' OUTERWEAR despite the rise in expenditures tions arise. Some worry about upon the "stay at homes" with called for in his proposals to the momentum of the present a wider than ever variety of home © Knf Futon* £ Congress'covering old and new upswing petering out about then. furnishings. winter outerwear from federal programs. Others worry about the possibil- New items on the list, he said, to 48 now reduced. More Income Needed ity of a steel strike next summer include: Chief gains in Treasury collec- and what that could do to the "A dramatic change in celling YOUR tions must come from taxes on economy. (The administration is tile, introducing sculptured acous- Individual income and corporate trying to avert that by urging tical tile which absorbs 75. per Income. Since by and large the both labor and management to cent of all sound that strikes it. IN- WILUA MS rates will be the same, more in- work out a new steel contract And there is a new line of decor- come from greater prosperity is well In advance of the deadline.) ative printed ceiling tile. the expectation if the budget bal The President obviously thinks "A new design for,bathroom PAINTS ance is achieved. the momentum needn't slacken cabinets, with aluminum shelves And times will have to be good much if at all. He apparently that will not break, chip or rust, Indeed. The nation already wai counts on the stimulation of in- and a decorative styling designed *THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Cw pretty well prepared for budget creased government spending for for a built-in look without costly Highway 35 137 Broad St. expenditures in excess of $92 bil- defense and' a number of civilian remodling. Middletown Shopping Center RED BANK lion. Since revenues in the cur- programs. Consumers may turn "A new blended grpss seed de- OS 1-2575 SH 1-7181 a greater percentage of their In- signed for nearly every soil con- rent fiscal year are currently PAINTERS - INDUSTRIAL • INSTITUTIONAL Man's & Boyi' Outfitteri Sines 1846" estimated at (82 billion, these creased incomes Into spending, dition and temperature ex- will have to rise more than $10 may borrow more to buy goods. treme." Business may spend a bit more billion to do the balancing trick. 19 BROAD ST. President Kennedy obviously on new plant and equipment, More than 40 per cent of New RED BANK thinks the economy can grow especially If Congress gives it Jersey's land area ii forested; It Pays to Advertise in The Register that much. Many businessmen the tax Incentive the President have gone along with this pre asks. diction. Only a minority sees The economy would have to chances It may not. Perhaps the prosper markedly to balance the largest number prefers to. wait larger budget. In spite of the and see. Doubting Thomases, many In and out of government think it will. On the Upbeat Most current statistics show the economy as a whole on the upbeat, with a lull now and then, 8 Leaders «lnce last March. The momentum In the Industrial sector was pick- Ing up at the end of 1961. The Of Scouts Federal Reserve Board's index of industrial output hit a record At Meeting of 115 per cent of the 1957 aver age in December; This comoares LINCROFT - A meeting of the with a recession low of 102 per Girl Scout Neighborhood Associa- ECON-0-WASH cent last February. The outlool: tion was held Thursday in the was for a further rise this month, fire house. About eight members when thefigures are digested. were present. Mrs. William Moyle, district director, also at- Personal income totals, on tended. which the Treasury bases its All members will be notified of largest single tax take, also were the annual council meeting to be rising. held at Carpenters' Hal!, Maple Most Industry leaders have Ave., next Wednesday. Mrs. W. L. predicted the momentum of busi- Anken of Rose St. will be neigh- ness activity should carry borhood representative at a meet- ing of the Siesta American to- night. Hope for Deaf This is a council wide project mm- in which all troops participate in SLASHES September at Camp Nomoco. This Found in New year the theme will be New Eng- land. Operations Girl Scout Sunday will be ob- served by the girls attending their NEPTUNE — David V. Carter, neighborhood church in two •dministrator, reports 93 per groups March 11. cent success in more than 600 A discussion was held on the operations performed at Fitkin third annual Intermediate Girl Memorial Hospital for a particu- Scout banquet that will be held lar type of deafness due to oto- in April. Each leader will be giv- •cerosis—a bone malady. PRICES! !n a cardboard bank for each Hi$ report generating new troop. Girls will contribute during hope for persons who have suf- February and March for "Dimes fered from a gradual loss of hear- for Daisy," the Juliet Low fund, ing, gave credit to his hospital's that helps establish leader train- ear, nose and throat section, di- ing and world friendship in rected by Dr. Julio T. Noguera. scouting. OF WASH "When hearing is restored to In March, a representative of an individual, dramatic personal- each troop will present its bank ity changes occur, especially in at a Girl Scout gatherine at Con- for only . . cases involving the very hard of vention Hall in Asbury Park. The 10 lbs. 15 hearing or in those where the next meeting of the Neighborhood hearing loss has been of long Association will be Feb. 8 at 9:30 duration," Mr. Carter said. a.m. He noted that the type of sur- gery performed at Fitkin is usu- DOUBLE ally performed in large city hos- pitals. It involves the use of a Retired Officers microscope in the operation be- LOAD [20 ibs cause structures of the middle GIANT 25 ear are minute. To Hear Talk "In otosclerosis, a very tiny bone, the stapes, is frozen by ab- By Australian normal bone formation," he ex- plained. "This tiny bone, shaped FORT MONMOUTH-Austral- like a stirrup, about half the size ian Army Capt. William Brian of a grain of rice, is essential Fegan will address members of in the transmission of sound the Central New Jersey Chapter, waves to the nerve of the ear. Retired Officers Association, at "In the operation, the stapes is Gibbs Hall next Wednesday at NOW for the 1st TIME! removed, leaving open 'a window' 7 p.m. , to the inner ear. This, then, is Capt. Fegan will speak on covered with a tiny piece of vein "Australian Background and De- removed from the back of the velopment." He is a student in patient's hand. Then a tiny piece the Signal Officer Career Course of polyethylene tubing Is fastened at the Officers' Department, in position as a plastic substi- U. S. Army Signal School. tute for the stapes itself." Prior to arriving here, Capt. Mr. Carter said it has been Fegan was a staff officer with estimated that 6 million Ameri- the directorate of signals in Aus- cans suffer from ostosclerosis, tralian Army Headquarters. He which usually affects people in is a graduate of Nudgee College, the most productive period of and the Brisbane Technical Col- HIGH-SPEED • FLUFF DRY their lives—20 to 40 years. - lege, where he received a diploma "Many of these people," he laid, "feeling that deafness is s a communications engineer. hopeless, have never sought medi- Capt. Fcgan and his wife Doro- cal advice. However, the great thy live at 53 Sternberger Ave., majority of them could be helped Long Branch, with three children witti modern sugical tech- Carol Ann, 16, William John, 14, niques." and Lornine Margaret, 12. COIN OPERATED ffofef ECON-O-WASH "DO IT YOURSELF LAUNDRY" 166 EAST NEWMAN SPRINGS RD RED BANK

Who would Mom rather hear from than you? Why not phona tfld cheer her with your voice right now? New Jersey Ball Fteetwood Cagers Tighten 18—Thursday, Jan. 18, 19G2 RED BANK REGISTER CAA Rules Committee Urges 1st Place Grip In RAA League Enforcement To Curb Injuries The commiUee also urged RAtUTAN TOWNSHIP -Fleet- tovicfc, the loop'« tetding scor-imony staged a red-hot tcoriag MIAMI BEACH, Fl«. Bonaventuri Sherluck, the colt who won the Belmont last year, i the brightest sophomore pros' expecting big things from him,' with 10 points while My Mono We're making a clean sweep. pects on a soph-dominated Loy says Stibler. "He has lots o COOD>*VEAR the nearest thing to a wine lover among the thorough- had eight for Villanova. breds ... He gets a blood tonic which has the aroma la basketball team is 18-year- basketball sense and a fine pati St. John's blasted St. Peter's, old Ed Kennedy, Kumson, N. J.',of hands." THIS WEEK ONLY of fine wine every morning , . . George Billick of Old 12-2, and Niagara nipped DePau a six foot, one-half inch recruit 10-8, In eighth grade games. At Red Bank Catholic, Ed won Forge, Pa., heads the all-time bowling lists with 16 per- from Red Bank Catholic High in three basketball letters and more fect games rolled under ABC sanction . . . Speaking Frank Neary was high man foi Red Bank, N. J. than 1.000 points in three varsity St.-John's with ei^ht points whll Kennedy, who has won a spot campaigns. Ken Loeffler, ex of 300 games, two Houston bowlers scored a rarity re- 1 Mike Cronin saved St. Peter ,n »n all-sophomore starting LaSalle coach, rated lilm one of cently when they rolled 300 games as opponents . 'rom a shutout with two markers, lineup for the local Woltpack, the finest backcourt men he'd On the record are three perfect games rolled in the Di Vernteri was top man foihas won acclaim for his stellar ever seen. Niagara with eight points whil playmaking ability and catlike Loyola paused for mid-term same league match . . . Kentucky's "Man iu the John Adams and Dick Scott d: moves on defense. exams with a 4-6 record but Brown Suit," Adolph Rupp, the Baron of Basketball, vided the points for DePaul. "Ed has lots of poise for a iardlner saw some sunshine has a winning record of over 84 per cent in 31 years Scheduled are a total of si sophomore," says Loyola coach ahead because his sophomores games to be played by each Bill Gardiner. "He's the kind with the Wildcats . . . Terry Dischinger of Purdui (he has seven on his 10-man var ta2jjsmiMaijniP'*»"""""™^— team, followed by three playofl who would rather set up a basket sity) were gaining poise agains probably will win his third scoring championship in thegames. than score one himself. He's one one of the toughest independenl Save! We need room of the reasons we feel our bas- Big Ten cage race this year ... If so, he will join Don Last woek the program was ex schedules in the country. (or new shipments- ketball future is bright." panded to Include the fifth an Schlundt of Indiana as the only other three-time lead- Through 10 games, Kennedy Kennedy's fans in the New er ... Kelso, the turf star, was named for a close sixth grades, and a total of 8! Jersey area will get a chance to boys in these grades turned was averaging a shade under friend of Mrs. Richard D. duPont, the owner . . . thi six points. He did not become a see Ed when Loyola visits New A separate league consisting o York Jan. 27 for a game with HEW WINTER TIRES starter, however, until January, friend is Mrs. Kelso Everett. lour sixth grade teams wa Fordham. formed and will play its firs Last season Kennedy averaged games Saturday. 10.6 per game and shot 51 per They'll also get an opportunit cent from the field on a fresh- to see Ken Ryan, 6-5^ sopf and REGULAR TlREf OF ALL THINGS . . . The Chicago Cuba may pui Present plans .-call for an In men team which won 19 of 20 from Hasbrouck Heights who I: In lights but to be used only for day games which lin-troductory program to review thi games. Loyola's leading scorer (14, fundamental! of basketball foi Brand New! Not Seconds^ Loyola's freshmen coach, Ken average) and rebounder (11. ger on ... The Cubs are the only major league team fifth graders and then the forma Stiblcr, a product of Bayonne, average). In high school Rya which do NOT play night games in their park . lion within the next three weeks Hot Retreads! N. J., High and a 1953 grad of was tha top scorer in the stat of a separate league for theai Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons is still training 'em at Hialeah Seton Hall, helped recruit Ken in his senior year with a 32-poin boys. *Rayon.1 •Nylon*! . . . One of his Bold Ruler offsprings is aptly named nedy for the Wolves. average, Tub- 1 Henry the Eighth . . . Patty Berg is starting her 30th *Tubeles»! * ^ I year in golf . . . Report is that Sandy Stephens, the Elementary Cag< "Night Train" Lane Played In Minnesota All-Amerlcan, has been offered $100,000 fot tost wheels 1 three years to play in Canada . . . Terry Dischinger, Tournament Pro Game With Appendicitis the Purdue All-American, is averaging 55 per cent on HURRY' UmiU* nuanUtit* la LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dicknever slept a wink that whol $s most $lffitityp»* his shots from the field and 80 per cent from the foul Set March 1-10 Lane of the Detroit Lions dis- night. If it hadn't been for th line .... Bobby Marshman of Pottstown, Pa., co ASBURY PARK — Pians fo closed yesterday that when he game next day, I'd just as loo have died. winner of the 1961 Rookie of the Year award at th the 1962 Garden State Elemw. played In the Pro Bowl game "I told the Doc Sunday morn BUY Indianapolis Motor Speedway, has been named as th tary Basket Bowl Tourniment i Sunday he had appendicitis — Ing that I'd had a restless nlghl driver of the first official entry for the 1962 500-mil Convention Hall here were an for which he underwent an ap-and needed something to settl tarCpjTOCTSinilMPOKe NOW race . . , Vic Power, the Indians' fancy-fielding firs nounced this week with dates fo pendectomy yesterday. me down. a/id • "He gtve me a few pills .am the invitational classic let fo Despite illness and weakness, »acker, isn't playing winter ball this year . , . It's th he scored the first touchdown for that sort of cased the pain, first time since he was a teen-ager in his native Puert March 1-10. the Western All-Stan with an In-could tackle guys without feelln 2 GROUPS tl SAVE! Rico . . . Gene Fullmer, the NBA middleweight kin The fast-growing grade schoo terception and 42-yard run, then too much pain, but I cculdn" starting as I4954595 tournament, one of the majoi continued to figure as a defen- shake a weak feeling. I've nevei low as.. • who is running out of opponents, indicates he's willin events of its kind In the nation sive halfback in the West's, 31-felt so weak so long." to fight Archie Moore for the light heavyweight titl includes both public and pan 30, victory nelore 57.000 at the For 48 hours he'd been with . . . Tropical Park introduced the $3 daily double an chial schools. Some 30 schools ii Coliseum. Only his wife, Geral- out food. "I just couldn't keef the Monmouth - Ocean-Middlese dine, knew he was ill. anything on my stomach," h now Hialeah will introduce the $5 betting window, self Mercer County areas will com In St. Joseph Hospital at near- said. serve . . . You slip the bill on a conveyor belt, punc pete. « by Burbank, "Night Train" Lane entered the hospita your selections and presto, you get your ticket ... 1 Sponsored by the City of A; Lane, 23, said he stopped eating Monday. bury Park, the event this ;'ea last Friday and by Saturday was This was the ex-Los Angeles 22 years as Penn State gymnastics coach Gene Wett will also feature foul shootin sure he had appendicitis. Ram's seventh Pro Bowl game, stone's teams have won seven N.C.A.A. team cham and cheerletding contest 'Saturday night was the He has returned five tine« as pionships and nine Eastern titles .. . This will be Earl among all participating school worst," he told a reported, "I Cardinal and twice as * Lion. the committee said. Wynn's 25th year in baseball ... He started with San The winning sauad and the run !—v ford in 1937. ners up will receive tronhies, an members of the two top team will be guests at a NIT game ii Madison Square Garden. Tn RENT phles also will be awarded I h IIME'S outstanding player In the lourna NEW 1962 NYLON TIRES A NEW FORD OR OTHER ment, the winner of the cons A-VIASTW- FINE CARS AND TRUCKS lation game and the top chee leftrtlnp squad. HURRY Start ai low "M PHIL WALDMAN'S Members of the committee fo GULF the tournament include, Lcste SERVICE STATION M. Eddinger, Ashury Park Hlpl School vice principal, city publi Maple Ave. & W. Front St. ty director, George Zuckorman, Open Daily and Sun. 7 A.M.-10 P.M. beach supervisor Sherman Mlsch ler and.,Paul Peluso,. member ol CALL SH 7-0308 he Asbury Park Board nf Ed- ucation.

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Scheduled for Action in NJGG SHREWSBURY — The Rurawn Iwt sight to t*ke over <&» first Boyi Club scored » $0-45 victory position in the loop .with » W> record. Shrewsbury It aowM. ELIZABETH — W»lter Lewis, quickest knockout of the opening Arnold Broadnax, Stm Goines, over New Shrewibury in the Shrewsbury nipped DeMolay, Red Bank, James Kirk, New show by putting away JiU oppon- Robert Payne, Danny Lewis, How- Shrewsbury Community League 42-40, In the other tilt. Shrewsbury, and Paul Tomasello, ent, Frank Dudlar of Dover PAL, ard Whitner, Vernon Joyner,' Ken Richard Dooley, Red Bank Matawan, are among boxers in 24 seconds of the first round. Schiattarella and Sylvester Mat- Catholic High School freshman called for action in the second The 126-pouhd and 160-pound tox, all of Newark; Andrew Ham' Rumson Winter led Rumson, runnerup to Shrews- program of the New Jersey novices will be making their ilton, Paterson; James Cross, Golden Gloves tournament in the debuts tomorrow. Among the Cliffwood; Mike Fennen, Littli bury for the title last year, with Elizabeth Elks auditorium tomor- middleweight* will be Tomasello, Ferry, Donald Fish, Dover; Rich- Program Has 16 points. It was a battle all th» way with New Shrewsbury t»k-' row night. brother of tho former pro boxer, ard Anderson, Fort Lee; Eugene Seven of the eight boxers who Joey Tomasello, who fought Tiger Livingston and Enoch Perry, LargeAttendance ing a 14-11 lead in the first quar- •cored knockouts in last week's Jones in a New York main event Trenton. ter. Rumson came back in the second stanza to outscore the opening show have also been a decade ago. 160-Pound Novice RUMSON — The winter pro- losers, 15-10, and was never be- called back for action. Frank Boyle, of Cliffnood, who Joe Traska, Edison; James Ter gram sponsored by the Recrea- hind in the second half. Richie They will be among the 45 managed Joey, will.be handling ry, Newark; Charles Sadvary, tion Commission had one of its Pezzuti, also a freshman at Red scrappers in four novice classes Paul in the Golden Gloves lour, West End; Paul Tomasello, Mat- largest attendances last week who have been summoned for nament. Joey also was a middle- awan; Willie Kirkland and John when 194 fourth graders through Bank Catholic, tossed in two key duty. weight. Mackhill, Paterson; Ed Stromen adults participated in activities at buckets In the second stanza. Four of the kayo punchers are Two of last week's decision and Willie Farrier, Trenton.' the Forrestdale School &nd Rum- New Shrewsbury pulled within winners — Ken Schiattarella o 175-Pound Novice H7-pounders — Vernon Joyner of son:Fair Haven Regional High one point of the Rumson five the Newark Parksbrancli C'ub, Newark PAL, 147, and Cosmo Billy King, Elizabeth Jame School. when they outscored the Boys Sylvester Mattox of Newark, Palomba of Newark, 175—also afe Holt, Raymond Williams, Cosmo At Forrestdale on Saturday Club, 11-10, in the third quarter. Enoch Perry of Trenton PAL andscheduled for their second bouts Palomba. Joseph Yoskowltz, morning 40 boys took part in the Rumsoa kept in front; however, Donald Fish of. Dover PAL. Perry Boxers called: James Williams, all of Newark program for boys in the fourth and ^flpped their margin of vic- registered the fastest knockout 128-Pound Novice Fred Morrone, Princeton; Wajtei through eighth grades. tory in ths final quarter with a of the quartet last Friday by Walter Tarpey, Roselle;. Ed lewis, Red Bank; William Me- In the seventh and eighth grade 14-10 bulge. stopping his opponent In 1:53 of ward Kelly and Ronald Parham Intosh, Trenton: Bill Colontrelle, game Martin's Clippers won a Garry Sammoii was ntort with the first round. Newark; Henry Murphy, Pater Bergenfield; Gary Jones and close one from Bartlett's Blast- eight points for Rumson, while The other three kayo winners son; Alvin Joyner, Asbury Park; James Kirk, New Shrewsbury. SCOUTING AT SPORTS NIGHT — Peter Sebrian, confer, one of the numoroui ers, 39-35, behind the scoring Roger Martin and Bobby Shay due back are all members of the James Smith and David Brown scouts ef the New York Yankees, receives greeting of welcome from George Scri- performance of Chuck Heermans had seven and sin: marker), re- Newark Dukers Club—James Wil- Trenton; John Rivera and Bil spectively. vani, left, president of St. Agnes Holy Name Society, Atlantic Highland]. Mr. who tossed in 26 points. Bruce liams, lames Holt and Raymond Goldsworthy, Dover. L.S. Defeated Martin turned in a fine game Barry Bradford led the losers Williams. 117-Pound Novice Gebrian wai guest speaker at a recent Sports Night sponsored by the Holy Name. for the winners with his rebound- with 11 points while Bill Moffitt Riy Williams produced the Phil Welter, Scotch Plains; Steven Miholc, right, was program chairman. ing and playmaking. Jeff Miller and George Gill each had 10. By Deal, Beats led the losers with 18 points. New Shrewsbury ace Jim Berry In the game for fourth, fifth had an off night and hit for only Oeeanport, 18-16 and sixth graders Van Brunt's six points. Who's Who Of Golf Compete Fireballs dumped O'Brien's Trot- John Forbes paced DeMol»y to The Little Silver Grammar ters, 23-14. its first victory in two games School compiled a 1-1 record in Jay Halligan and Harold Van with 17 points while Bob North 1(1 last two games to hold a 2-2 Brunt paced the victory with 13 and Glenn Appieyard had 11 and eason record In the Shore Today In Bing Crosby Pro-Am and 10 points, respectively. Tom nine markers, respectively. Jrammar School League. O'Brien had 12 for the losers. Larry Steel led the loser with In the first tilt, Deal pulled Under the merit system the 13 while Mike Boyle had 12, away in the final minutes of the PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) The weatherman sees a chance the worlds of entertainment, Busi- leaders are, Bruce Martin, eighth Walter Deiss added 10. game for a 34-23 victory to drop — Bing Crosby's $50,000 Nation- of rain during the early rounds ness and other sports. Bob grade, 12 points; John Kavook- It was Shrewsbury's Hcond Little Silver under the .500 mark al Pro-Amateur Golf Tournamenl but expects warmer weather ovei Hope, Fred Hutchinson, Tennes- jian and Jimmy Drowns, seventh loss in as many games. in the loop with a 1-2 record. opens today a§ youngsters cha the weekend. Early this wee! sea Ernie Ford, Dean Martin and grade, 10 points; Harold Van- Rnntion (3D) New aire'bjrf (4SI the temperature dipped Into th Alvin Dark are among the many a a ? r Little Silver evened Its record lenge veterans in an exactini Brunt, sixth grade, six points; 1 Berry 1 2 R Tuesday with a squeaker triumph 72-hole test. •Ms, colder than normal. notables competing. Jay Halligan, fifth grade, 10 Hlgglni t n 2 w. Motntt s e in Sday 2 Jolumon 3 4 H over Oceanport, 1B-16, on the Phil Rodgers, Tommy Jacob; Crosby actually combines twe AH three courses play to a par points; and Tom Kavookjian, Nolan 10 2 2t Bradford 4 2 1] Oceanport court. tournaments in one and uses of 72. Monterey Peninsula meas- Marlln 3 17 Gill « 2 10 and Jack Nicklaus head the Us James McHugh and Bob Halli- Parwrll (I O O Dlhbl. 0 o n Kip Merrill paced the victory of youthful pros trying to upscl three courses to conduct the 72 ures 6,248 yards with 35-37 and gan, fourth grade, six points. Samrooa tod MaM 0 o r hole event. There is the compe LlUle OOO Holia? O 0 « over Oceanport with nine points the tradition that the top Crosbj tall trees afford more protection The scoring leaders are Jeff 7 2 IB B. iiormt too I while Bob Pace had five. Guy prize goes to a seasoned cam- tition between individual pro! from the ocean winds than found Miller, eighth grade, 68 points; nilllgin OOO Knleien was tops for the losers paigner. and the pro-amateur scoring. on the other two. Cypress Point John Kavookjian, seventh grade, Each golfer will play all three 21 S 50 U 11 4J with nine points. There have been exceptions, Is 6,317 with 37-35 wilh the over- 18 points; Tom O'Brien, sixth Rumson Boy« Clutt -.11 15 10 14—M Rick Glassey and Lou Grilli courses with the finals Srnda; the- ocean 16th hole known far New Shrewsbury 14 lft, 11 10—15 but the list of champions hen grade, 16 points; Jay Halligan, Olflclali—Phlppa k anal. combined to control the back reads like a Who's Who of Goll over Pebble Beach, and wide. Pebble Beach is the fifth grade, 32 points; an J'Paul boards for the winners. with Ed Furgol, Ben Hogan, An amateur teams with the pr< longest at 6,701 and plays to a Keany, fourth grade, two points. r (42) DoMoUy (M> a V P O FT Merrill had 10 points to top theByron Helson, Jimmy Demaret, in best-ball competition. Last par 36-36, It was here in Sep- A dance to records will be held __.JI 5 111 Forbea t IT year the individual title went to tember that Nicklaus won the Rob.GlmmiO 2 2 North T 11 Little Silver scorers in the game Lloyd Mangrum, Dutch Harrison, in Bingham Hall here Feb. 8 steel 5 3 13 Carey 0 with Deal while Grilli had eight. Cary Mlddlecoff, Jay Herbert, Rosburg who collected a $5,300 National Amateur, going 136 from'8 to 10:30 p.m., for fifth RichSlmm>2 0 2 AppleyatA 9 prize while We Ellis got $3,000 holes In winning seven matches Coientlno OOO Demera 1 Bill Laufer paced the Deal Billy Casper, Art Wall, Ken Ven through eighth graders. Boyle 8 2 12 n You're really in business with this dauntless snow team. as he teamed wilh San Fran- and winding up an aggregate 20 Webb 10 2 llelzler triumph with 14 points. turl and Bob Rosburg. Thompwa cisco amateur Frank Tattum Jr. strokes under par. That's why Gdmundfl OOO •Jeep' 4-wheel drive takes you through deepest snow m (30 I.lltle Silver C.1) With all those ex-champs, ex- Yale Lary of the Detroit Lions LambertsonO 0 0 Johnson a F P for the pro-am crown. Cavar.a-JSMO 0 0 Delilngir safely-the Meyer Snow Plow quickly clears it! Meyer 6 3 13 drllll I 0 cept Hogan, in the field of 162 he'll be watched with interest averaged 48.4 yards per punt dur- I 3 14 Glaasey I) 1 Amateurs include celebrities in this week. ing 1961. 38 4 42 Snow Plows are the only ones approved for use with Miynf rfl J 1 5 CaMwell I ft and last year's leading money Ofnclala—Phlppa Anninc 0 Pace 0 Oilhert 0 0 Merrill i 1 in winner Gary Player also aiming 'Jeep' vehicles. 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Come in for a demonstration today! freshman team lipped its record • Lena Home • Johnny Desmond • South PicKle Little silver 4 5 lj already this year and Nicklau. • Ink Spots • Cole Porter • Kay Starr Otflclali—Oarhatt and Karlo. won the 1961 National Amateu to 3-3 yesterday afternoon with a • Poror & Ben • Kirby Stone Four • Glenn Miller U«* far 5 Trautnr Ohio, won only $33.33 at Los An-bang, taking a 13-7 lead in the riplinrdo 0 0 0 Frankt I 3 o'Hulloran » 0 o! Rod en geles but finished 15th at San first quarter. Harrison Dean, Farley o 0 0 Ramsey 0 0 6-1 center, paced the little Bull- MONMOUTH MOTORS flaupft 0 0ft Diego as he closed with a 67 and Highway #35 at Kremer Ave. Merrill 4 1 9 a 282 total. dogs in the opening stanza with three baskets for six points. Don 7 14 18 I 111 Wall, winner here In 1959, well 1 Mile North ot Ealontown Circle Llttla Silver « !> 2—IK Krouse was next with four point EATONTOWN, N. J. Oceanport . • ...5 knows the treachery of the ele- on two buckets. Official—8teH. ments on this Montery Peninsul; Sun. Evei. 6:30 PM reaching into the Pacific Ocean. Monmouth Regional rallied In TimC ltd MAVERICK Dick Bass of the Los Angeles the second and third quarters, lUlU'lN FOLLOW THE SUN Sun. Eves. 7:30 PMRams had * kick-off return av- "So much depends on the outscoring the Rumson quintet, erage of 30.3 yards in 1961. weather," he commented. 20-18 and 18-14, to tie the gam1 going into the final quarter, 45- all. The score remained close with the lead changing hands several times in the final stanza, but th sparkling play of guard Bill) Fanning wrapped up the victory for Rumson. Fanning scored five points in the final eight min- utes, but his pin-point passing on the Rumson fast break was the key to the triumph. Kenny Cul- ASTRO-CERAMIC MUFFLER len topped the winners in the fl nal quarter with six points. INSPIRED BY MISSHF SCIENCE! Dean was high man in the til with 17 points, 12 coming in thi first half. 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Monmoum Counlua Reolotiat Bank 50 Ytort ot Contlnuouj Servlct Rr. 35, North of Eatontown Circle Open Daily to 9 P. M.; Sats. "til 6 P. M. ASMM PARK • REO BANK • MANASQUAN • NORTH ASBURY PARK • FAIR HAVEN • HOLMDEL • BRIELLE • AMPLE PARKING • LI 2-1333 RAYCO M.m&.r Federal Meaerva Syitem/Fed.ral Depoelt Insurance Corporation "Sot" You ma/ take up to 20 weeks to pay with no down payment. CHARGE IT! PAY ON THE RAYCO CREDIT PLAM THAT SUITS YOU BEST! WDAT KITE WOMZ?TS LEAGUE [ HjfO Team Kcv* Game—B TIED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Jan. 18, 1962—51 • Teaaera E29. W Buii ae&Sl Si* *J*1" BatosKnra m 3* » ttfh Ea|i« Gurui — Joyt« : KOIMOtn COV5T1 CAJTBOUC MIBDI-rrOIFX MO.IDAT Splits and atarju CujKt A UnoirJm __!» 30 ntsrsr,MMrj,» ULKOVX 233. R*d Bank CltftOfr* — - ,^2ffa 12 St. Joirpo I -. w HHJjfc Three Garni 7- M&rt* WLING it. Afnea l^s— ftlvir Jmrtkn . 22 M Olobs P*troUam , 21 27 •t. catoann*'t 2 . Jamee 2 Misses jwui B*uar. a»j> « j» Joly Family I - UBAOO! II. Alm'l 1 - Julie'a Firm W'rtut Ut-rK Oolloo __ •t,, Mary111 I _— MMdJatdwi) Unei By AJOA JStlmer , „ .<» 157.14 Ol But necnitln, .38 Holy fafamilm y I ..... Three * ...__. _ Dot Nixltris Shrtwi Muior Nurilcf Horn. 32 gayahsra ifolCJ 8lyu« Conatructton __.w«_™ PAW, A, ALBRECHT Bttty v«Ji Mora* 153 8 tmi't Barb.r «Hop ._„. M 30 Bayahore K ol O 1 UldiUetowa Plumbing luptij .. , Mlldied J.ffr.y „ 15tM CrUt'< gtvenres SO 51 HOLY NAME LEAGUE George Dock 202, Bob Tort 200, Nick St. Benedlct'a 1 _ Edcewatsr Beach Club . -1VA SI'A Ann Skkowltz - 150.57 John Daniel.' H«n'i guop 28 23 Manilla 200, Q«orf« Hoyt 200. C. W. V. Servo Bror. 10 35 Jorct Pettlrrcu Stephen J Gnua. lac. ...™ 36 •a MOKMOCTH COSNTY „.. Bsnedict'a 1 Alic. Neville ._ S»l'« Tavern ; .!7« H a * V Drlra-ln t U Joan Calver AMERICAN LEAGUE VTIANTIO KINOS AND QUEENS Holy Famllr 1 Hlaft teafn. .three t»m«>—Red Buk Man Broi. . __™ ... %KS Bayatiore Catb. Men 1 — Raymond Tyburcy and his Red Bank Electric team Mary Flaherty Eiectrto 2,713. Huh icriii^-H. P«ir- Airport Inn .' '. 22 26 St. JJary'i 2 t~f. PrxtllB 231. Jim MC- sion of the Middletown Monday Businessmen's League I>orla Btrelch .. 600 Serlee—Sonny Acerra 178, SH, SIB Bell 111 •^:::..:;;:::::dl —605 Bt. Jerome 1 .„ u.™ , 32 "5 Bayihore Cath. Men 1 Ijirtn 221), A. BnecWe J1J, VH; I. f3raca Turrioclc 6055 St. Aulhony Bt. Oallnrlne 1 ~ Hinnlnnn 203. K. PauiUT, 202, %. Ray rolled games of 207, 210 and 224 for 641. ThEdni a Geila _ HHigi h team game—Stephen J. Grow. Carptt msgftTa'"\"S~...ZZ. 2S Mount Carmel -.— It A C Bport Shop 2S Si. Ann'a 5 _.. 1» Puronas 201, T. Cerqua 20O. Anjle Schena , Inc. 973.' High team Benea — John flt Jfftmcs 1 • ,• i •,,• IT, in ^S 1 St. Michael Krunk'i Cttlfd Servlca 1~ ties Ray with teammate Harold Pearson for the loop' Anita Fedorlco Dsnleli Men'! Shop 2,756. HigHlrh gameg — St. Jerome. % Bt! Benedlct'Tj — - -17 BiVKRsmr; Fay. Rellly 39 HM.3! Ji"m~ ciMry 2«. Hig•h lede-"iSonni y Atlantic Recreation -_-.- .22 Holy Spirit 1 . R. Siiydur A Co. 22 200 Club r- Larry Lotlto 2IS. ..«., Anna MscLaughlln S2t* 131.8Acerra 605. i-Sonny K. R. Siiydur A McainHy 231. Art o«t«iy su, fi"b high individual three-game trophy. This performance Minnie Arnone 8 133.3 200 Club—Jim Clufy 2(9, Harold St. Lett The rjreat l 22 Fowlpr Hardware St. pose or Lima 2 — —19 """"-IP Schmidt 111. Hike Note 5M. Ciirl Rufc'la F.irn.t i.'fl VI also led the team to three wins and an increase in it Heltn O'Connor 45 131,25 Young 200, Bubs/ Burns 203. Link Allen 200 Club—Bob Wesfl 223, Jce Talnrlco FleMlrur Ptb Smith 207, HIM Rurltf 208. Bill P»»re Bea Luoliano . : 27 131.9200. 505; Paul Albrecht 208, 218; Bud 209 OOttib—Jak! # pprl 2^2, Jim >tcKa> 205. Vlnce Ilalleran XI. P««l Kmcil iVa'lt'l tc l>n'i ....'. HHTBVJ Teaa Moody ._; .« 129.25 Braajhaw 209. MlKe To»cano 212 Jo251e . 203; Len. Wel»» 219. J*ck 201, John Byrn» 202, Rich)* Wuhleri Vlilnho 211. Charlri Hull 215. EdSOS. . 203. Jim WlnKUa 203, Franck Kilacb league leadership.^. The team wound up with a 2,680 sei Mar|e Boncora .—46 129.17Loclcero !01. Les Sterena 207. W»lt• Vuto 181, Vlvltn Em WO.IIES'S COMJliwlTV t'Hl Kill Rivpra:l« I.nn'1 ™ -.21 3H 18 124.16 ltlK» Arnona 212 Dennia Arnom 200. ^Ijona W2, 162; May Holliworth ISO,. 1 S3, Cirigliano had a 234 and Tom Mathews a 207 to aiT. Qambacorla 41** 1211124.13 Kay fluorj'.ofl 223223 . HowarHd d IiaaI c 202033, Star of th» Set J.T 2* l.tAMt: W Glo:>e FU- _ n 43 Mary Jonei 4s 104,33 Henry caconlco 207, Lei Jonw 221. Holy Spirit 4 , 32'4 21 ': JnhT Vfifntr 2I«. Mlk»-C«.talrto Ml, Crate's Beverages proved to the Middletown x Holy Spirit 3 30 27 Rycamore Lanpi ^ 33 18 Bt. Anthony 30 2< Frf.l Aplr,!'t 2M, Red Rmai 231. the most 900s lost—six. Leading Red Bank Recreation St. Jamti 1 31) 27 Little Silver Clf»n«r —2914 214 Bt. Jamea 1 2» IB l-'rank Rimcll 2fl2, 311; Rocky Falotle* League what teamwork means when all five men rolle< St, Denis . 31) IT Shrewsbury Pharmacy ,—.2nH 22Vi Red Banlc Methodlit 1 18 •? !02. St. Dorothea .28 29 Harrlion Iniurlnce Agency ~.2S 23 Red Bank Freibyterlan 2 27 2i geries between 571 and 574 as they took all thre< has lost four such toughies, and last place Red Bank joly Trinity 1 _. _...25'4 31 !i I.. S. MlU'a Toyi ,26'i Fair Haven Nativity - .55 2» HOLMIIEL MKNS l.KACfE St. LfO The Great 2 25 32 MAW 9alea Co. .2fl congregation .Beth Bhalom 23 3t W L games from Brigadoon South Homes. John Isaksei Roofing three. > One of those lost by the Roofers wasBt, Jeromo 2 21) 27 I.ltlle Silver Lumber 23 211 Re. U4: Eclllh Keyler Ml. Bayshore Hardwaro , , ^.Ifj 31 to 2,7.08. B«n Henderaon 20!>, Walt. " ISO Club—Barb arav 188, Koae Petera W)O Club—MIUI» Jeffrey 160, 180, lt>2 :no This —John Landafe 237, »a» Buck Smith's runaway hopes as they won all three 203. John Lolxida 203, Dan Bruno !02, HI. Tolly Johnaon 1SJ. -532. Sluaarz -09. from the leaders to move within two games. Joe BED BANK RECREATION TUESDAY KIOHT LEAGUE Barbusln had 606 and Blacky Ruffini a 230 and 625 W L Overhead Door Producta Jl 23 • • • for Pepsi. Jim Halligan starred for Smith's with a Volkland'i Towing" Bervlc* _..281i 2514 AUTO CENTER OPEN Vlncerjfa Beauty Salon .28 28 ?24. RoRd'a Cluh Metra 27 2T Red Bunk Rejlater .27 27 Pott«r'tt«r« Beautatyy BatoB n 2 7 27 DAILY 9 a.m. til 9:30 p.m. AI Terranova with 222 and Joe Llposky with Oil DlirDeliverDeliyy IncI56!.. i 27 :*'i MONTGOMERY WARD Kaiau BrotherBrothra 2121 33 236 and a 621 for Tony's were no match for the 600 Serlea—Armand LaRocqua 198. 177, 233—«O6. Steve Oreeley 190, 20<, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER—PHONE U 2-2150 TUES. AND SAT. TIL 4 P.M. bowling skills shown by the John E. Day Funeral 204-600. 20O Club—Oen» Vlereck 200, Paul Cal- Home. For Day, Joe Menzzopane, Jr., blasted 245 abreie, Jr. 213, Rudy Flach«r 203, Pal Mareacn 201. Robert Koi-ona 202 Alex pins in a single effort and 614 for the night. Joe Rogel 210, Josenli Talarlca 212. Harold v/nung 216. Ruffini rolled 222,246—661 pins as Angelo Speciale Team hlgb, thres games —Rog«l'a Club Metra 2,648 Team high game- Red Bank Eeglaler 922, High ierln— was the night's specialist with 224, 236—671. Armand L-aTtocque <io 29 23 would pad their scores or fake their averages, even in Wasaerman'a _- 28!i 22"J Llncrort Pharmacy 28 21 RIVERSIDE charity tournament such as this, just to gain a fev Keanabure National Bank 28 23 Frank'a Barber Shop 27$ 2314 4-SQUARE GUARANTEE bucks. On the other hand, all scores submitted must b Llncroft Inn 23 • 28 ilaAgoiot rood toxemia for ft* Villas* Market .22 29 tpadfinl tlrM. MJuttsMt Bt») verified by the league secretary as well as the bowler' Llncrort Hardware 18 3S • ratid on mortthi ujtij. average. This cuts down the chance for cheating. IVV LEAOCE CONTF.RENCE % AgoliritdtrKlihRotitfaliinnV W L Pet. namhlpforliltoffr«c(.AdIu*' I alo 4 n«rM prarahtd m ir«id wwr. f As in the Heart Fund tournament, the dollar Oornm 3 PniylraDla. X KNollonwIdiimlctolatl entry fee must be paid to the league secretary or Harvard 1 brontfm. Prlnreton I '4. Saifi'ff Wi owraMMf *&«£ the alley proprietor prior to the league session. Columbia I irwii ud on i.l» price »hn Dartmouth — 1 No one may roll first, then fill out the blank and Brown n v** enter. It is up to the secretary and the proprietor not to accept any entry after the league session has begun. Mallory, Sears The Red Bank Recreation team in the Red Cup Dates Set Bank Businessmen's League is on top by four games, thanks to the fine effort being made by NEW YORK (AP) - Dates for he Maltory and Sears Cups were sponsor and captain Sonny Acerra. Sonny is roll- set last hight at a meeting of the ANY9IZI ing at a leading clip of 188, has the high game of North American Yacht Racing TUBI-TYPI 278 and the high series of 678. Sonny is also in the Union. The North American Sailing •LACKWAU fight for the Most Improved kegler with a 12-point Championship for the Mallory Improvement over last season. Angelo DePonti "up will be held in Newport Har- has a 268 and Blacky Ruffini a 264. Second high bor, Calif., Sept. 10 under the aus- pices of the Southern California ANY SIZE TUBE1ESS BLACKWALL.. .. m series man is Les Jones with 651, followed by Ed Yachting Association. Klslln with 648. John DelGaudio sports the low The North American Junior ANY SIZE WHITEWALL »3 more game, 94. •ailing Championships for the Sears Cup will be held starting Teamwise, Stephen J. Gross, Inc., was the besAug. 27 at the Pleon Yacht Club team in individual games one night when 1,050 pins under the auspices of the Yacht CHECK YOUR SIZE Check these low prlewl Racing Union of Massachusetts hib»Hypa lubclest Get famous Riverside were knocked down. Airport Inn is second in this Bay. category with 1,010. In all, six of the 12 teams have George R. Hinman, Sands quality i ; ; get more 6.70-15 6.70-15,7.50-14 gone over the 1,000 mark for one game. Crate's 'oint, N.Y., was elected presi- more safety, more de- Beverages was the hottest team for one night when the dent of the group, succeeding J. r.lft.13 7.10-15, 8.00-14 Amory Jeffries of Boston. Other pendability per dollar. r.60-15 7.60-15 boys rolled 2,898 pins. Gross is second in this race ifficers are F. Gregg Bemis, Co- *f (ic«i pluitxci'i* lax and yw With 2,857. In all, nine of the 12 teams have exceeded hasset, Mass.; James Michel, the 2,800 mark and only one team has failed to reach San Francisco; Arthur H. Thomp- son, Montreal and Jeffries, vice the 2,700 plateau. presidents; Percy Chubb II, New FAST, FREE MOUNTING! NO MONEY DOWN This league is developing into a real tight race. York, treasurer, and George E. Roosevelt, New York, treasurer. Red Bank Recreation shows a four-game advantage over Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, but will 38,250 CHICAGO BOWLERS FULL SELECTION OF BATTERIES ... ALL SALE PRICED! not make a runaway of the loop. John Daniels' is CHICAGO (AP) — This city as the largest membership in way down in seventh place, but only three games ie American Bowling Congress out of second. Just last week, ninth place Airport with 36,250 registered pinmen. GOOD BETTER BEST SUPER Inn came up with a 2,818 series and looks as though Detroit is nevi with 32,088, fol- lowed by New York with'26,860 POWER POWER POWER it will continue to roll at a good clip. This team is POWER md Los Angeles with 20,865. 6-VOLT down that far only because the members have not 'hiladelphia is.filth with 16,899. 12-VOLT 12-VOLT 12-VOLT been rolling their averages. It looks as though they have righted themselves. AVIATION Red Bank Roofing is a little upside down, be- Red Bank ing in the cellar, but such is the caliber of this Community Adult School 6-volt# league that even this bottom team has rolled a Learn: a88 o, 88 ll-roll, 88 t with trad* lyp. 3«( l,00t and a 2,816. Crate's Beverages owns the Airplanes 14with trad* 19with trafe high series yet dropped one game of the set. Navigation RIVERSIDE 12-MONTH RIVERSIDE 24-MONTH Crate's high game for the season is 992 and that Mcterology RIVERSIDE 36-MONTH RIVERSIDE 42-MONTH Outstanding buy in a stand- night could win only this game. The leading Red Regulations Quality constructed with more Built for 3 years of rugged, Delivers super start-power in Radio ard-power battery—reliable plates, capacity for increased Bank Recreation has a high series of 2,808 yet won heavy-duty service—outstand- any weather. So good it'i service at low cost. start-power. only one game that time.' Sal's Tavern took two Starts Jan. 25th ing power and capacity. super guaranteed I Red Bank High School tMMr BM with 2,761. Sum Cor M.d.l Out MHr Ull Siiptr Car Modal Qooi torte •••I Supw OIK. '40.34 ; ill Lmiiaf l»l 14..I HI! InUu '99 all 14.11 Looking over the season's records we find that all For: •53-tl IMI IMI 14.11 Ull in. U.U " \IM 'J7-S1 1411 1411 Student Pilots b.Soto ']6-tl 14.11 ""U.II •"1».i» —mr~ nn teams have lost at least one 900 game, with Crate's firm. 'JS.JJ ill " IhMf..'}«.]] ill ' Pads! '36-31 ill '3&41 I4.M Ull itii 'st-4l "~M.II~ 1 and '5641 I4.ii Ull mi H.«- Beverages holding some kind of record, having lost a f.nl. •SLU ... "Uii U.4. t».»i V.I'nL '4IM1 14.11 ' a ••'' 965 game. Sal's Tavern selected that time (o roll 996. Aviation for Everybody 14.11 Sal's ran into a little stubbornness on the part of Prog- Information: ressive Life Insurance, both teams came up.with 914s. CALL SH 1-1730 TIRE MOUNTED AND BATTERIES INSTALLED FREE! flBCTITER the out set of tha extra ««ss5ea 22—Thnr«a»'y, Jan. 18, M62 RED and two more basket* by Tom Warriors Edge Meschery and Paul Arlztn gave the Warriors, a «ix point bulge. Hawks,136-130 St. Louis lumped in front, 32- Ford Frick Not Alarmed Over 29, at the ead of the first quarter, but ChuaberUitt'* V point* in Iii Overtime the second period enabled the Rise Of Professional Football DETROIT (AP) - Wilt'Cham, W*rrio» to gala a 62-58 halftime berlain. drilled in 62 points/last advantage. • night as he paced the Philadel- NEW YORK (AP) — Baseball "What baseball needs is fev ers, 109 voted "ye»" to the ques- The Hawks still led by five phia Warriors to a 136-130 over- Commissioner Ford Frick in- delays and home runs and mori tion "will professional football in points going into the fourth pe- time victory over thS'St, Louis sisted . yesterday tie is not snappy plays and stolen bases," 10 or 20 years replace baseball Hawks in the lirst half of a riod, in which the score changed alarmed over the rapid rise ot Frick said. "Not enough is be as our national pastime?" There National Basketball Association hands 10 .times and was tied on professional football, but urged ing done in this respect." were 106 dissenters. doubleheader. two other occasions. major league clubowners and His comments wero promptet In addition, 25 voters insisted The Boston Celtics played the Bob Bettit led the losers with the rules committee to do some- by the results of an Associatec that pro football already has 37 points while Wllkenshad 23. thing about "pepping up the Press poll.. In the balloting bj knocked baseball out of the box Detroit Pistons in the nightcap. Wilt the Stilt ran up his total, game." 215 sportswriters and broadcast' as America's No. 1 sport while MONTREAL TO BERMUDA another 15 predicted the grid for the last four games to 249 game will take over in fewer points. TUCKER'S TOWN, Bermuda than 10 years. A jumping 20-footer by Len Wil- (AP) — Jules Huot, golf pro at Patterson Out Throws kens of St Louis with five sec- "I'm not alarmed that pro Laval Sur le Lao Golf Club in onds remaining knotted the score Montreal, is the new winter pro football is going to take base- at 120 to force the overtime. Baseball Men For Charity ball's place," Frick said. "We at the Castle Harbour course. did have a sli»ht decrease in But Chamberlain quickly put Huot won the Canadian PGA title the Warriors back in front at three times. He is 52. baseball men, Robinson and New major league attendance (5.6 NEWARK (AP) - Heavyweigh per cent) last season. But don't champion Floyd Patterson combe, former teammates on th Brooklyn Dodgers, broke on forget that 30 million people wrapped his powerful fist arouni watched professional baseball the baseball, pumped twice am each. Hodges, Branca, Irvin am Doby missed on all three heaves, panics and that the game is be- showed Jackie Robinson, Gi ing played in more high schools Hodges, the only one of the ball- Hodges, Ralph Branca, Don and colleges than ever before. ] combe, Monte Irvin and Larrj players still active, shucked hi; ou are invil Doby how it's done. coat, breathed in the chilly air, "Altogether there were be- BEAT YOUR AVERAGE WINNERS — Roland J. Carney, Middletown, left, chairman tween five and six million young- The" hundreds of spectator, looked as though he were dream of the "Beat Your Average" conteit ipontored by the Monmouth County Unit, N. J. CRUTTENDEK crammed and packed along thi ing of spring training in sunny, sters playing baseball on organ- Ajiociation for Retarded Children, awards prize to Bart Eddings, Long Branch, who to call on us warm Florida, fired three times— ized, uniformed teams." PODESTA&Ca sidewalks roared with delight a scored most pins above hit average. Looking on are Peg Aumack, West Long the ball smashed through a fifth. another miss—and grimaced as Big league baseball attend- for help in floor window of a building acros though he had struck out with ance in 1361 was 18,893,000. Branch, who placed among the top 10 women, and Thomas Paris, Keansburg, rep- 1 the street—something the array o the bases loaded. Meanwhile, the rational football resenting the Bowling Proprietor^ Association. baseball personalities was unabl The the boys took aim on the league hit a record high of close achieving your to accomplish. top floor. Patterson, who had to 4,000,000 while the rival Amer- Sues' sixth-place finish, tailing off investment The occasion yesterday was i driven down from his Highland ican Football League also showed Dick Groat Signs promotion by a restaurant chain Mills, N. Y., training camp, fired an Increase at the gate in Us Matawan Frosh from his National League-leading (Chock Full 0' Nuts), which wil the ball completely over the roof second year of operation. average of .325 in 1960 when the objective Pirates won the pennant and the demolish the old building and and out of sight. He came back "Don't forget," Frick pointed Pirates' Pact later for another shot and hit the Beat Mater Dei World Series. build a new five-story offico out, "baseball is played almost PITTSBURGH (AP) - Veteran building and restaurant. jackpot. His $1,000 went to the every day and we get year- NEW MONMOUTH — The Wiltwyck, N. Y., School for Boys, shortstop Dick Groat signed his RANGERS LOSE AGAIN Whether it's a question about a particular stock or Some 18 celebrities from sports round coverage in the news- Matawan High School freshman 1962 contract with the Pittsburgh politics and business took n crack which Floyd attended. papers which Is something pro cage team took scoring margins TORONTO (AP) — Outplayed bond.'.'. the current market or industry trend or out- Pirates yesterday. Terms were for two periods, the Toronto look .T. or a need for review of your present holdings at shattering windows in the The closest anyone else came football can't say. Why, col- in the first and third quarters not disclosed. building by throwing baseballs at was Robinson, a vice president of lege football draws more people and battled even in the other two Maple Leafs came to life with ,,. you are always welcome here. them. Each "pitcher" contributed the restaurant chain. His under- and has more players than pro periods to hand Mater Del High The one-time Duke University four goals in, the last period last The helpful, personalized-approach'of your $100 to charity for participating hand snap throw barely missed. football." its seventh straight loss of the basketball star will be starting night and beat the slump-ridden Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. representative is shaped The athletes had a fine time his ninth season with the Pirates, New York Rangers,- 4-2, in a in the stunt, plus $100 for each Frick predicted that more eason, 35-27, yesterday on the to the needs of,"jirst timers" as well as experienced ribbing one another. In a direct He batted .275 last year in the National Hockey League game. broken window on th6 lower level. major league teams would be losers' court. investors.-Talk over your investment program with Then they went for broke—tho iotation of baseball rules, Rob- mv*~/r>vr", dded within the next few years. The Huskies waltzed out to a him regularly. He wants to become your trusted and Jlftli-floor windows, with a ledge inson got back in the "game" aft- 0-5 advantage in the first quar- valuable friend. sticking oat underneath. A direct er Branca had "plnch-hlt" for "We're not through with ex- :er and gained an 11-8 bulge in hit up there meant a $1,050 dona- him, an unlikely turn of events pansion," he said. "Getting Resident Manager ' the third stanza after tying Mater tion to charity. in the old days. York and Houston in the Robert D, Viscount National League was a good Dei, 7-7, in the second period. Buster Watson, a member of The building to be demolished move and it's going to help in- The. scoring was also 7-7 in the Patterson's training staff, walked at the corner of Broad and rease attendance and Interest final quarter. Registered Representatives off with top honors in the first Commerce Street!, in the heart of throughout the country in 1962. 'Daddy! round—the lower windows. Ho Sfewark. The affair raised more Mater Dei's next tilt will be Actually, baseball has more Joseph G. Sand August S. Bing •mashed two windows. Of the than $5,000 for charity. tomorrow at 10 a.m. when it ihan doubled its attendance in plays host to St. Mary'g of South We miss Leonard N.Temko Gerald J. Hanley ' he last 29 years, so why should Amboy. Entry Deadline Tomorrow cople say we're slipping?" Mater Del Msltwn (39) you" LeonW. Conrow RobertJ. KnOtt O F P a F P neCapua 4 0 81 Papohlito 0 1 19 Oaken 0 5 5 MaeeM e 3 0- - Naughton 0 2 3 S.JHamlilon 2 1 5 Schlosflor 12 4 Gurfson 113 For NJSIAA Indoor Meet Elects Officers rtyan 10 2 B. Hamilton 10! Cruttenden, Podesta & Co, Granlto 0 I 0 2 2 Mimtian: Nlw York, AmtileJn, MMvwil 1 0 I) 22 •M Pacific Coast Slock EKhangu TRENTON — The deadline for and Parochial High Schools, For Union Beach Hammond 0 0 0 filing entries for the New Jersey Team championship trophies will nn, ooo Hearing from you is a thrill for little ones. Keep in touch often 30 Linden Place, Red Bank, N. J.» SHadyalde 1-8800 State Interscholastic Athletic As- be awarded in each group. 8 11 27 18 3 31 •-by phone-when you're away from home. New Jersey Bell OPEN FRIDAY EVENIN6S-6A0 t» 8:30 P.M. Little League Maler Del B T 8 T-IJ sociation's Indoor Track and Wilbur J. "Burr Smith, direc- n-Wnn .10 7 11 J-35 Field Championships is tomor- tor of athletics at Dwight Mor- UNION BEACH - Union Beach row, according to an announce- row High School, Englcwood, Little League Inc. starts its 1962 ment mads today by James G. and a member of the NJS1AA season rolling with completion Growney, executive secretary- cxecutivs committee, wilt serve of election of officers last M treasurer. The Track and Field as meet director and referee day. Championships will be held on Smith has announced that the Nominations were made during Saturday morning and afternoon, trial heats of the- 60-yard dash the December monthly meeting Feb. 3, at the Jersey City Ar- and 60-yard high hurdles in all Elected to oftices were Ronald E mory. groups will begin promptly a Cherence, president; Harry J ' "'1 The meet will be conducted 11:30 a.m. The high jump am Bezek, vice president: John J, shot put for all groups will also this year In four groups: Group Goodhand, treasurer; Richard L. commence at 11:30 a.m. in the IV, Group III, Groups I and II, Killy, secretary; Robert Daly, Armory. players' agent; Edward R. Point score for the competition Pileckl, corresponding secretary; will be based on the first 5 Albert Ostervlch, grounds keeper; Heel & Toe Club places — 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1, includ Leon Jaworski, concession mana- ing the l-and-2-mlle relays and ;er; Philip Cassidy and Gens Slates Car Rally the 1,000-yard relay. Each high MacManus, ways and means; school Is limited to two entries Harry J. Bezek, umpire and 60 FIRST &**$.. j||i in individual events and one re RED BANK - The Heel & Toe chief; John Goodhand and Ed- lay team in its own section. A ward R. Pilecki, purchasing and ^KKtSKI^^^. Sports Car Club has scheduled a relay is considered one track custodian of equipment; and "Wintergreen Rally" for Sunday, event for each boy. Robert Daly, official storekeeper. Jan. 28. Gold, silver and bronze medals The next meeting of the Union Registration will be at 11:30 emblematic of individual cham Beach Little League will be Feb. a.m. with the first car off at noon pionships in the respective 19 at Pete's, Florence Avenue from Marz Mason Supplies, groups, will be awarded to the Union Beach. starting point. The location is one- first three place winners at the quarter mile southeast of Rt. 34 conclusion of each event. on the Morristown-Cheesequake The meet will Include compe- Rd., near the entrance to Cheese tion for athletes in all groups in NCAA Suggests quake State Park, Matawan. the 60, 440, 1,000-yard, and 1- Rally will be straight time and mile runs, as well as the 60-yard Mouthpieces distance approximately 90 miles. high hurdles. In field events, MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — If snow interferes, a Feb. 4 date competition will be limited to The NCAA football rules commit- has been selected. the running high jump and sho put. The relays will consist o tee recommended yesterday that Silver trophies for driver and the 1-and 2-mile and 1,000-yard all college players wear mouth- navigator will be offered for first Spiked shoes will be prohihite pieces, but made no change in second and third places. for the meet. No post entvie rules governing equipment. The event is open to the public will be • allowed, and Secretar Instead, the committee asked The Heel & Toe club meets the Growney further reminds a that information be compiled first and third Thursdays.of every coaches that the deadline for su from all available football injury month at McGuire's Grove, Mid mitting entry blanks Is tomo surveys so careful study can be dletown. row. given before equipment changes are made. Fritz Crisler, former Michiga: coach and acting chairman of the rules committee, said it would ERRH be impossible to enforce a rule on wearing of mouth protectors. NOW!. BIG "But we are strongly recom- mending that all players do wear properly fitted mouthpieces," he said. The committee was unable to to bn paid tpml'UianaU conclude action on player sub- June 30, 1MI ud stitution rules and scheduled an- Dtnmbu ai, lHt other session tonight on this one last matter of business.

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Meet Sport Fury at Sport Fury—hard- of the rules committee, said yes- your Plymouth Dealer's nowl top or convertible. terday "the NCAA 1ms declared it did not look with favor on es- SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS j tablishing the rules committee as ja board of adjudication." AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I • The Rev. Edmund Joyce, Notre Dame vice president, appeared HOME OFFICE: Broadway and Norwood Avenue before the committee to present Long Branch, New Jersey his request. Crisler told newsmen afterwards "Reverend Joyce will nn.i.vfn OFFICES: be given an answer, but it hadn't Monmouth Iload. OaliliurM, \, J. been framed yet." He indicated, All-vinyl bucket seats with the look and feel of leather, Fly to 60 mph in 8.5 the answer would not be pre-! liny. 33. Jllddlfloivn Shopping Onlcr, convenient console Invite you Into this full-size sees, with the op- JIWdlfloilTi, N. J. pared during the committee's j Miami Beach sessions, which car. Three Interior schemes, nine body colors. And tional Golden Com- Soulli and Main filrrrli. Jlolmdtl, X. 1. ended last night. the. safety-padded dash is standard equipment. mando V-8 engine. n Keit Front Street, Hej|>orl, N. i. There are at present no provi- sions for reversing the outcome of a game. STEVE RQPER By SAV1VDERS and OVERGARD KLD BANK RfcCISTKR TbuwJav, Jan. 18, 1962—23 AtroruAFRAIDmskv; wxyr DAILY CROSSWORD DUTY TO 1 10 9 7 * 6 2 27. Egresses 21. Sole 42. "La 47. Ameri- trumps. ' SOUTH West discarded a heart, and 28. Weak 22. Suitor Boheme" can . * AK63 heroine moth MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEl South turned every bit as pink 31. Near 23. Utmost S> 5 32. Simpleton' as West's discard. He had al- ,07642 1 z 5 4 5 When delcarer leads a trump 10. A riddle heart but East won, drew two from dummy at the second trick, U. Bowfln % 24 more rounds of trumps and ranlie should play low from his 45. Shooting zz the, diamonds. Down three! hand. This costs nothing, since star 27 % one trump trick mutst be lost i6. Band- usual." dummy wmmented dry- cvcn if (he suit brcaks favorab|y, leader Ben 31 « » frf 'y. East wins and returns a sec- ''/A "Not at all," a kibitzer ob- 18. Appelld- W 47 y ond trump to declarer's ' tion V jected, "There's a player in Mex- South now leads a heart to force //< /A 19. Smell 56 40 41 ico City who could have found a out the ace. East returns a 50. To mix ^ *) way to go down four." THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK trump to the ace. South can 44- % Clearly there was no heed for now lead a club to the queen and DOWN STAY HEM ON THE ONE fALSt MOWS AND 1H8SU Y-YES. ) NCW-CAU. A SERVANT R-PETRA-GO WITH I FIRST, PETRA" South to go down three. In fact, run dummy's hearts. East can 1. Rancid Vc 47 BALCONYANB WATCH KEMf^/AIR WHE8E.WUR ANDBE-CAUTIOUS. r HIS 6ENTIEMAN, yS FIND TWO he should have made his conge- t his other trump trick, but 2. Italian % THIS-UH-IS THE KE/ ) THE SALE. M/fMENO WT>- HEAP WAS. 0 AS HE ASKS, J WHEELBARROWS. > tract by a very simple play. nothing, else. river 46 » 10 THE 60LP ROOM--./ WU STANP BEHIND >D|/. iBn*m UNDERSTAND? 3. Talks DAILY QUESTION (collcq.) 1-18 Partner opens with one spade, Wright Gets and the next player passes. You hold: S-Q J 10 8, H-A 9 4, D—K 9 8 3, C—6 2. What do you Agent Award say? HARTFORD, Conn. — John B Answer: Bid two diamonds. What's News Wright, 7 Cedar Brook Dr., Nep. You intend to show the spade tune, N. J., has been named the support next, thus showing a hand outstanding independent agent that is too strong for a single In Business for the months of October, 1961, raise but not strong enough for through January, 1962, at the a double raise. Electronic Assistance Corp., Pueblo , Inc.," «nd Holmdel agency office of The For Sheinwold's 36-page book- Red Bank, has announced pro- upermarkcts Operating Co. have Travelers Insurance Company. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," duction of what it calls ultra- nnounccd abandonment of con- MARK TRAIL By £0 DODD Mr. Wright is the first agent to send 50c to Bridge Book, Red sonic cleaning equipment for use ;olidation discussions. Supermar- be honored for outstanding Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand n tidying up bottling shops. Used ets Operating Co. said its gales achievement at the Holmdel of- Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y.is a solid slate electronic gen- for 28 weeks ending last Dec. 31 IF ANYTHING^ erator and a five-gallon tank. OOIW 70 fice. He was presented an in- mounted to $27,507,774 compared ANPV, ITS GOIHO scribed trophy by assistant man- Cleaning action removes grease, with $19,961,272 for the lame pe- •JO HAPPEN BOOM/ agers Franklin M. Bien and Ken> oil, dirt and flux from metals, iod in 1960. neth H. Spencer. Intellectuals ceramics, glass, plastics and oth- The award, which is to be niven er hard surfaces without dam- for each two-month period, will Flee From age; The cleaning job is reported serve as the basis of selection ,o be very quick. Defoliation each year for an annual award in South Africa the area by The Travelers office. Bernard Goldsmith, Little Sil- Is Ordered Mr. Wright, a graduatp of JOHANNESBURG, South Afri- ver, president of Nytronics, Inc., Pierce School of Business Ad- ca (AP) English-language Berkeley Heights, dealing in ministration and the Mutual In- newspapers are deploring thc transformers and power convcr In Viet Nam surance Institute, Joined The flifiht pf scores of doctors, scien- sion equipment, has reported his By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Travelers in October, 1981. (He is tists and professors to settle company's decision to acquire tor a member of the Neptune Junior abroad. about $500,000 the business of SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) Chamber of Commerce and Elks By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL Some university professors give NYT Manufacturing Co., Inc., of— Leaflets are being dropped to NUBBIN lodge in Summit. as their reason for leaving a pro- Alpha and Phillipsburg, which g p offset Communist propaganda IDU'BB LUCKY-Y3U test the South African does related manufacturing. GOT A NICS UM3REU.EK government's strict racial segre based on a government program gatlon policies. Some doctors say to clear key highways and rail- WITH YOU. Stephen D. Lavolc, president Lincroft they want to get their families of Lavolc Laboratories, Inc.,roads of roadside vegetation, The Ladies' Auxiliary of the out of a country which they fear Morganvlllc, says his firm has fire company will meet Monday will eventually be engulfed'in ra The idea behind the defoliation now developed a new portable at the fire house. Plans will be cial violence. project Is to drive the Viet Cong frequency meter, featuring a 25 made for the annual Valentine An editorial in the Dally Mail rebels farther back into the jun- per cent reduction In size and dance that will be held in Hisaid: gle to curtail ambustes along weight, transistorized operation Henry Inn, Long Branch. Mrs. •'The fact that 80 leading doc main travel routes. Tile govern- and a new film calibrated read- Ralph Layton and Mrs. Harrj tors, scientists, professors and ment leaflets explain Hie plant- Ing device. He said the new Baum are chairmen. A buffe lecturers have left South Africa killing chemicals to be sprayed system eliminates the possibil- supper will be served. Music wil in a little over a year is a more from aircraft are harmless lo ity of initial calibration or be provided by the Melody Mak serious matter than appears on humans and animals and will readout error, and can be pow- era. Tickets can be obtained from the surface. This figure does not leave no lasting affect on the ered by a standard flashlight the chairmen or any member of include those in junior positions soil. ^ Tfil battery. the auxiliary. who have also left, nor does it Government authorities fear the take into account the number o Communists will use the experi- POGO By Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stevens of professional men and women In Ambrose & Borrie and Sever- ment to agitate among peasants Oak St. had three of their chil- private practice who have decid' ance &. Brady, Asbury Park, a who have orchards and crop dren baptized Sunday at the 11ed to move elsewhere. Still less, shore advertising agency, com-lands along roadsides. a.m. service of the Presbyterian of course, does it reflect the num- ileted 50 years of operations Dec. The United States has offered Church. Rev. William J. Mills ber of young people just embark- 31, Ambrose & Borrie recently io supply chemicals' for the pro- performed the service. Those ing on careers who have decided acquired the Severance & "3rady ject ind technicians to help carry baptized were Nell Elizabeth Ste- to go abroad. agency. The firm has had exten- it out. vens, Adrian Karl Stevens and "The reasons for this drain of sive business In the home build- Some officials doubt the worth Keith Lester Stevens. Mr. and brains are obvioui enough. Theing field. if defoliation. They recall that Mrs, Thomts Stevens of Long most important is uncertainty French forces tried It in their Branch also attended the cere- about the future, which in turn re- Paul Felton, Newark, district war against thc communist Viet mony. sults in a shortage of money for manager of Dun & Bradstrcet, Minh in the 1950s without. much long-term educational planning. Inc., reports a growth in Mon-success, and many roadside or- A meeting of Cub Pack 110 will We are not In a buyer's market mouth County businesses. He said chards were mined. be held at Lincroft School Fri- for brains today and when the b f bi that In 1961 the number of busi-j But-President N^o Dinh Dlem's day, Jan, 26. Den 4 will give a 'oung man with a career to make nessexnnfinrs- totaletnfnlnHd 5,1881 I fift. Thiss mmcom. _ . ... . " skit on "Knighti of Old." and a family to bring up bal- South Viet Nam government is pares with 5,151 listed a year confronted with a serious prob- ances tlie monetary rewards that earlier. By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST The Junior Choir of the Pres- South African can offer against lem In keeping open lines of com- MARY WORTH byterian Church will meet for adoubts about the future he often munication. Authorities say dras- John P. O'Heneyy, Asbury Park tic action is necessary. OKAY, SLIM- • social at the home of the leader, decides against us. predictdi s AWIAHW RANCHER, "" A KIT VOU K.Mil Mrs, Charles Rolph, tomorrow. advertising executive, Important arteries of communi- "More serious than this, how- business MAYBELl HONEY-rVe LAID PRACTICALLY Their are seventeen members In 1962 will be i ggood cation have been the main scenes AWAKt AIL.NT0HT-W0WYIM4 ABOUT 5OLD ON THE SLUE K-HJ!-iO I / «SFOM«IBUt ever, is tha effect of a contract' year. His firm, Schwartz-h 0 Hen- '•IF ANYTHING the choir. for Communist ambushes. Foli- WHAT'S TO BECOME OF ME! YOU K MLEtP' LET HIM DRIVE IT HOME-FOR ing intellectual horizon. The ev-Thompson, Inc., based the pre- WOULPHT LEAVE ME, HONEV?- iUU., \ 24- H0URV-TO5H0W Hli WIFE.1 HAPPENS TO II! young man with brains can stand age along the roadsides has af- Wt HAVl OUR WTLE WATS-SLIT diction on the fact that "this The Newcomers Club held a lower salary and even uncer- forded the Reds good cover from MOST OF THE TIME, WE year manv companies are prowhic- h to launch attacks. Two uncheon Saturday at Crystal ainty provided he is compensat- (ecting^advertlsing expenditures Brook Inn. ed with intellectual stimulus." Americans serving with the aid illTE in advance of campaigns." News- program to the Diem government IW13ALIS papers will receive the bulk of have been killed within the past "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean the advertising, he said. month in ambushes. For Friday. January 19 Howard J. Hupfer and Jack W. Mendel, respectively district sales managers for the Lincoln- Greenstein Present—For You and Mercury and Ford divisions of Yours • • • Today's.outlook is Ford Motor Co., reported 'Ctail not si negative as Thursday's, sales of company cars and trucks To Handle but there is a tendency to ill- increased moro than 10 per cent By GEORGE SIXTA advised changes. The memory In 1961—from 96,123 units in 1560 to 105,749 last year. ' AF Info TAK£ IT EASY, PAL. AND VOU WOMY BE is not reliable, so it is best to NEWARK - U. Col, Irving F. WgLU BE THROUGH INCONVENJI6MCEP jot down a schedule for the WE FOUND Thc United Slates-Japan Trnde Francis, United States Air Fores THE LEAK. THE LING day's activities. Health is «d- Council says New Jersey was Academy liaison co-ordinator for RUNS RISHTUNDER vently affected, with accent on the eighth ranking state In Nelv Jerscy has announced tha THAt DCXsS HOUSE, the nervous, system resulting in sales to Japan In 1960, with ex- appointment of Capt. Murray stomach upsets. Be careful what ports of 49 million dollars, Greenstein, Bradley Beach, as you put in writing, headed.bv chemicals and ma-Air Force Academy liaison in- chinery. It said that 3,310 New formation officer for New Jersey workers had jobs is a Pait... On January 19, 1886, Future • • • A total of 830,O0O,- Jersey. Congress enacted legislation 000 pairs of footwear will be Capt. stipulating that, in case of thepurchased by- American con- death of both the President ami sumers in 1962—an average of the vice president, the secretary •1.5 pairs for every m-iu, woman B mouth. In his new assignment, of state, if qualified, ihall be- and child in the U.S. This will, amounted to 1.3 billion dollars. come President. average about $26.20 per person. Capt. Greenstein will be respon- Imports Hint year were 1.1 bil- sible for all U.S.A.K. Academy lion dollars. information activities within tha THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY The Day Under Your Sign Urrv C. M»rris, Rt. 35, f>ak-:5tfC' ,, , , in Ul)rl'• ^P - ^"n- A urvi^ney tnw»rd tiff.!e»,nl»s lilfvlcr- He- grtilJe tn an unlnrrv i-'finn \ifvj 5(em scrvC(l as a 1 r or Ilio Ihrr" W Berpcr Arencv.i navigator with --His BUSHY WAGGLV c(.m*> n yoj lor i>ii'W('jy an-! n\\; .t. you in buuncii am! ptrtoiul lift. Asbun' Park repres'nMnc thr|the 95th Bonit> Gri)"P a I'ulil tve tion with a cluster and th2 intellectual ipproictifi to liff- ln\,,ii i!rt.n!< c:i :• -nr j..i> (r>:!.v.. round trips tn San Francisco and European Thejtre ribbon with LEO [.My 22 to Aug. 21} AQUARIUS (J.n. 21 U F.b. 19) mnrc than 5C0 olher prizes to three battle stars. lAffgrcttivtrKst can work igaintt you if The si^'li"!'! i. 'HI Iffsotnl atvidilwrl writers of limericks. Travel win- >OU let it git Dili of hint!, ners will flv by Jet tn Pan Fran- Capt. Grcenslciii married PISCES (Feb. 20 to.Mtreh 20) and has two teenage daughters. VIRSO (Aug, 22 t» 5ipt, 22) V l cisco. Runners-up will visit New Don'ntt M« HTUim *• • W*«W*«nonn IO h"h r* I that will tn'lure (or miny jfar*. York for a night or carry 'lomeiHe and his family have resided tomtom whs intrfrtrtemlr burl sou. a variety if prizes. The contestjin Bradley Beach, the past 10 © 1062. TIM F.ntirrri'r». Int. ends Jan. 27. years. COMMERCIAL RENTALS „ RED BANK REGISTER 1 AUTOS AND TRUCKS | BOATS & ACCESSORIES I HELP WANTEP-WALE HELP WANTED—Male • Fqnalc FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT STORE AT 34 MonmoutS SL approxi- EMPLOYMENT APABIMENTS mately 1.200 «O- fl. Hett ftunWi#d. Inquire Mainstay Federal String! and XJJUHX suppuxa Sincerity *nd ftiOIflDability with hiRb WAS EVERYBODY'S LOSO BRANCH \ AMDdalKS 3S XOBZDOUtb fit 31 POP H)l# flO&tP*M<*- Broad St. "Rri SWEETHEART rnonlha oiect*lt? amsirt 8-pc. dlneUe, All /ypuri — tor lLeni condition. Radio WetttWetntty PhalanPhl x udd lll*rd RRdRd«, BBatur- any of our officeoffc r THEE MONKOUTfMONHUTfll 12 Broad St., Red B*nk BH 744M Vtipald blluce ol 1209. Ftymcntl ojl «•» AMU ST *•* Mala Collie, brown and nil wtnmr! • 3-4-*4)j ROOMS pi to J123 Per Month Uulet im. Reward. CO 4 iroulh. Itadlo, heater. SH 7-9623 after OKDERS YOURS TODAY1 Turbo-Craft, SITUATIONS WANTED, Female t"HS BKHO AaENCY ' 8:30 evening*. _____^ Performer, Eastern Sea. BKUI, Correct Free Swimming Pool RL U MtddlttOWll Craft, Trojan, Johnaon, Call PR 4-3878. The great forward motion WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinner; as*- W51 Si; PER BIX HUDSON — th l CJl $135 to $175 Monthly OS 1.1000 Beat offer. of bur Mutual Funds Division FIELD FURNITURE Including All Utilities VIPE BBUCC?nON OF ABMTAa AUTOMOTIVE Furnished and nnfurnlihsd. lmm*d- DESIR.K3 part-time evening posi- SEE MODEL APARTMENTS 105.1 CHEVltOIXT BEI* A IK hardtop, BUSINESS NOTICES has created openings for— tion In office of Red Bank phyaitftan, ate occupancy. Samuel Telcner Anncy AUTOS AND TRUCKS Btlrk, S15f>. JWJ» CHEVROLET Syrian. Typing experience. £42-2873. Warehouse Department WESTWOOD AUD BATH AVENUES Oceanport Ave., Oceanport Call or dial $8fl._Cnll OS I-08I4. 14 DUMP BOD* THUCR, ftvall&bj* 10 L0NO BAAKCII, N, J. U 2-360U or Ll 2-350J. WOMAN WISHES babyfllltlnR work ii CApltal 2-203O 1BB3;NEW CHEVROLET H.ton~WKu| 1!*M CA1>IT,LM' - Fttor-ti'jnr, har'l'<>!>, remove irasti from yanla, attlci, eel- MANY FURNISHED AND UNFUR- Wwr wheel drive. Ideal for snowplo la n, etc. • Also, rqufppcd for Contract- her own liome. J10 week. Own tr«n«- 7-il East Front St., Keyport, N,J. «xtended deck, mint condition, fully FULL TIME portation. 7H7-4925. NiailED RENTALS - In Rll prices «tc. McCarthy Chevrolet. 2tfl JM1. I»B work, SH 7-2H4. MODERN THREE-BEDROOM— and flizes. Ella WUtalilre Agency, 1480 GUILD CAItE — Low raten. By the for appointment dial CO 4-3020 unrurnlstied, 1^ baths, full basement, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, 812-000*. 19W PO'TIAC — mat ion vuf^nT'tm W ATK K ~~3I M at walking distance to Monmouth Bnoppln door, radio, heater, hyiltimmtlc. W\n 1 ccllari. Interior i SALESMEN eek, day or hour. I-srge play yard Open Beven dflya. iCorniilP all 787-2504. Center, convenient to Fort ilonrnoutli yell. SH l-53Qti, after (i. CO 4"W(ja f«r Inspi-clion. STORE HOURS: 1150 per month. LI 2-215G. SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE — Four beti- 1037 LA BALLS — lVo^dIK~l:AX"^HKfl'JtNf^-Irnlfvlftual' liache & Co. HIGHLANDS — Furnished two-room shopping and schools. Call SH.1-M20. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male DUAL WALL gas unit — Will heat after 6, all day Hatunfoy. | full IFPMKIII rtwr ;>. ami umall b_slnesHf.>s. HAJIB SEJIV Here ts a clianc« to move iipwar*! as a apaitment, modern kitchen anrt bam- RIVER PLAZA—Three bedrooms, base- ICKfl. 2\U Hdvvy., CA H-350O, J^firancli THHiCfQ iUQUABLiQ BUYS aval] a tie four to five rooms. SIOO. Call room. J70 Includes all utilities. 93 Bayment, spotless condition. Available Jan- 1857 l^I^UKvT^loiir^lliior"^!unn-r•?>'. 11 <•-'»: Jt1,1'»-^ J- * H11> ^"TVV(>"l>f)Olt HE- lull-time Itpglsteml Iteprpsentatlve 787-9049 Avt'., SH 1-5MD. «*xcc|lcnt 5050, J9M Olievrnlei. ai:ir.xpi*ri< Stock Kxchnnge rirm; ANTIQUE SALE — Pine rocker, 12. RED BANK — Unfurnished four-room utilities, small family preferred. SH !• Oltltcr moving. CA XWiGl, _ !hBH(/ro"~ lV»7 •" FfVtVr-d cir Jmriilf)i>jeiici',^.Nrjm^nril Ie.e.lee^ti till 1-H6U 5J1 pin. AGCbUNTANT-BOOKKEEPEIl — Olfih etc. Keasonable. 117 Main St. (next apartment, on bus line, Tile bath, 3, CA 2-9180 evenings. Owner. — ot'iienil con nunager, heavy experience, all books, Port Monmouth Firehouse). private entrance. All utilities. $11 1855 m*YMoC^l'^~i*eTv7d^e7~vT sffliin. Meriiniilcnily Training Program per month, SH 7-3004, HOOM HOU3B — *"our bed- ~ client condition. vb'tcw , Attics, fcaraces, Ijasimrnta, ml axed, payroll, automotive. Call ACG-4631 TWO ELKCTHIO KANGE9 — Frigid- oomo, three rooma downBt^lrs. Con- CA P-3964. ind lie r. Up lit liorly. nn top. Now , kitchen cabinets. All work alre and Hot PolDt, full elze, good con- THHEEMIOOM APARTMENT — Unfur- re n 1 ently located. SH 7-2513. Starting February 19 (lillon. tell cheap. OS,1-0122. }i teed. Free pstimntcB. l-P to ItVf nished, all modern Improvement*. Call IP56 FORD station wanori. Oi'lf;; ;•.•[ ,' BUNOALOW owner. Like new enow tires. Beat offer. yean to pay, 787-5322. FINANCIAL MAGIC CHEF gas stove, six burners HOT AIR HEAT Call 84t-148< after 4_P-m. 0WD~J0B8 anii j'lght. hauling. (Experienced Men Eligible two ovena, each with thermostat MODERN—Private entrance apartment. CALL OS 1-1675 or OS 1-3781 tioner, Ilki* new tfrnn nnfl battery, 8295. • Call BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES warming oven; also ulen&U stoingi Two rooms, kltchenetto and full bath. 1901 VAt-COH — Ohowiouni CO 4-2H:». BH 7-5515, for Advanced Program) drHwer, Excellent contllMuu. Not new,Refrigerator and atovt;. Heat, utilities KEANSBURG — Four rooroa, newly 28 miles per Rflllori, 7,000 selling only becausa kitchen being com- and parking. Essentially furnished $00, decorated, shower, gas heat. Alao, five SH 1-1430 nftcr C, p.m. 'ft want ten enreer rnpresentatlvfls to pletely modernized. S45. Phone eve unfurnished $75. One block from rail rooms, bath, shower gas heat, both NET $15,000420,000 nlnga appointment 842-1024. Rumson. RENAULT DAUPIHNK — tS MOBILE HOMES _ ell Mutual Fund programs in North ami hua. Business persona preferred $75 monthly. 787-0971. 1 m Heap e. vpry K°°<1 corn! It Ion, EMPLOYMENT prfluy Shore market^. You will use PER YEAR Call 741-4008. FOR RENT OR 9ALH — House, four your own car. Now Is the lime to go Into Kble. LI 2-2220. UOUlLfi HOMES UNFURNISHED — Three and four- bedrooms, two baths, Interracial, Fair HELP WANTED-FEMALE Wn demand top-notch people, In re the dry cleaning business. SALE Haven. $135 per month. BH 1-4924. ("flpaBe. Hwy 35 at Six Corners, Keyport, View ocean, .river; heat, hot water, 1»38 CHBVR01J*T" —B'iiTcyTlfiiler, over 80 year's securities experience. N. J. Excellent opportunity for owi scats 10, excollcnt ccndltloii. Call S] private beach. 842-UOGt. neighborhood. Wo agenta. SH 7-5348. door. 2(1.000 miles, gooil condllfon. ? itora to work on children's cont3 and husineas. KX 6-5537, 8:30-5:15 week dayi t-3StO. 8K T-9947. __ WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE liults, uleiuly cmplovincnt. Shore Coal EATONTOWN — Three-room furnlflhei TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — Enclosed _. . . ICa. 22 Urlilge Ave,, Jieil Bunk. (Eh IN EATONTOWN CALL: NEW SUKLL. eorvlcfivstfitton Tor leaae. WHITE CIUB AND MATTRESS apartment. Convenient location, all utll- porch. One-car garage, adults only, no 1MT CADliSAh"~CoTipe dV Ville, I 7 T Blltli WANTED, low mllMFAjner JJulkllngi. Leonardvlllo Hd. Belford. Excellent CALL. itlea furnlahed. $85 monthly. LI 2-3558. {jets. Call CO 4-4858. •Jid whitt, Urea Ilk« ltfW, fully ( SH 7-1149 ami 1057 l'orci, M.OTKl rallrs, ''illirn-niriJEHPKiJ TJ^tr^^lrif, Duslneas opportunity. For lnformattOE UNFURNISHED — Four-bed room, two •qulpp^rl. eicellent eonilltlnti. Jl.fiOO, ua Wrl. "T BOOKKEEPER —Full ctmrReg.. LEE P. BROWN call EXport 6-BS37, 8:30 to B p.m. THREE ROOMS FURNISHED or un- dny week, ycur 'rouml; Haiurday nml W£ BUY AND SELL anylhlDg and furnished. Near railroad •tatlon, SH 1-bath ranch. Large living room, dining 1-2832 afler 6 p.m. verrthlng, Olva tbe highest prices. Sunilny during Hummer. Write "Five" Liberty 2-3800 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ItOUTE — 7092. area, deluxe Kitchen, basement. At- 1959 FORD finlnxls convertll»l«. Haitii>, Box 511, ilpcl Bank, N. J. For sale. Call Call William Ltlf Furniture. Inc., liny. tached garage. Leaae required. Elwood heater, whltewalli. aiitorantic. Kxcri- OS 1-2423 3D, Mtddletown. SH 1-3213. Open ave- THREE ROOMS, completely furnished A. Armstrong Agency, Realtor, flH 1* FTIIJTOIT 1'AKlVTlfclE"—" Bavefal'"ter- nlngs tin 9 p. m. apartment. Off Maple Ave. $95. All lent mectianlcnl condHlon. JWSP. fill 1 BOATS & ACCESSORIES 450O t W rltorlcB open for women who are ln- utilities supplied. Private entrance. J______torcBted In n Rood steady Income. Ex- BACHE & CO. FLUSH DOORB — Slightly damaged Adulta only. No pets. 6U 7-3006 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Otf 1st Ave. perience unnecessary. AVON fiellB It- (1.50 to *I.M in our "Bargain Base- SH 1-9857 for appointment. Seven rooms, half double house. Unfur- JS53 PEUQEOT — Foiir-dnnr If ember New York Stock Exchange MORTGAGES ment" also Inexpensive plywood and Excellent Cfindlllon. no miles self. Phone SII 1-4313 or write: MM. and other leading exchanges nished. ?55. Apply 117 lat Ave., Atlantic loo, Iflpal for commutinc, tt i«ln LARGE SELECTION Alurgarct Gulottn, P. O. Box 290, Ked lumber remnants. RED IJANK LUM PORT MONMOUTH — Furnished apart Highlands. Aaklng yi.lOO. Owner CO 4-H2O3. 33 WALL ST., NEW YORK 5, N. T. MONEY HER, 9 Wall Bt, Red Bant. ment. All utilities, private entrance. OF NEW AND Adulta only. 787-41M. NEW BHREWBBURY — Four-bedroom KITCHEN HELPER and cleaner. Ap- OWN A HOUSE* NEIGD CASHT WE BUX AND SELL ANVTHINQ — ranch house, unfurnished, two full AUTOS AND TRUCKS RECONDITIONED BOATS ply in person 10-3 p.m. HivorcreBt YOUNG MAN — For stock. Good op- Prompt, courteous eervlcs for Contents of homes, stores, estates, THREE-ROOM APARTMENT and bath, baths, newly decorated throughout, $16$ Nursing Home, Cltapln Ave., Heii Hank. portunity. Wrlto "Foods," Box fill, Red O HOME IMPROVEMENTS cellars attics, China, glassware, an. unfurnished. Call 291-2050 or SH 7-«65 ipnth. SH 7-2211. Bnnk. • DEBT CONSOLIDATION tlQues, art objects and all bric-a-brac. Located between Mlddletown and Red rjtEorr~aEcTtETAHY — on«~wHo~"i» lall BARONET REALTY, CO 4-2010. Ruscll'a. 25 East Front St. SH 1-1693, Bank on Hwy 35. FIVE ROOMS — Tile bath, full bale- familiar with crnllt and collect Ions UTO MECHANIC—UodRa dealer. Ful- ment. Expansion attic, M 11 m s r It SEE US AT THE niifl capaMe o[ Imndllnp; cash. Must be / experienced only, preferable on LUMBER SPECIAL— 2"xl"—S* utility, FOUR ROOMS-Bath. unfurnished. In Ancy, Broker, dial 24S-27Q0. Chrysler products. Must hive own hand 39 cents each, 10 pieces, J3.5D. Also Long Branch, heat supplied. 190 Leigh- last nnil accuraiD tyiiint, ago 'Jl-35, tools. Excellent working conditions. Call 2'x4"—8' construction, regular 80 cents ton Ave., Red Bank, or phono CA 2-NEAR RED BANK — Vacant, move PEARSON OR iifint atMicaruiice nntl plfiisant perHon- M 2-1U7, nak for Hob Long. INSTRUCTION each, 10 pieces $5.95. Ctish and Carry, O403. right In. Splo and span five-room Cap* iillty. Excellent salary p\m mnny benc- RED BANK LUMBER, D Wall St. Cod, $110 per month. Crowell Agency. ZOBEL BOOTH, run lounii only in a small company. KED BANK BUSINESS INSTITUTE. Red Bank. '•"OLJR-HOOM—Unfurnished apartment, 41 East Front St., Red Bank. SH 1-4030. This jmsltton 18 Tor one wtio wants lo WILL HIRE .Spring clans nppna Fell, 6. Registration West End, Long Branch. All utllltlc; work, nsiunifl reaponsUtility ntnl lutrr- now. Florence O'Shca, 128 Broad St. td. Gait CA 9 3853, or CA D-O6K7, UUlQEToUIWtOOM HOUSE, unfUP N. Y. BOAT SHOW e«Vcil In iivtttr than average earnltiKs, i4 clean cut men, no strikes or lay. KH 1-06SX . TRAIN TABLE KIT nlshed. ?S5 per niontli, plus utilities and Must ho resident of Red litink nren. fis. Will train yrrn. Must lie able JIO.SJ unassembled, 48"x!>fl", 30" high. RED BANK — 32 Oakland Et. Three- heat, Madison Ave., ix>Dg Branch. Call i> get along on 391!.50 per week to room apartment, ueccinii floor, Just dec CA 2-G4IH. All ri'iilk-B strictly conridcntlnl. Enclunu Complete with hardware, screws and orated. Call SH 1-1144 after 6 p.m, "O.K." BEST BUYS! Nniall snapshol tliat will lie returned. tart. Cali 811 1-4010. nails. KED BANK LUMBEH. 9 Wall BLUE WATER Wrlle "OREIHT" Box 151. Jtetl Bank. MERCHANDISE St., Red Bank. SH 1-5500. FURNISHED — Three rooms ami bath •60 CHEVY $1895 A FTJ ? FtOUTE 8AM3HMAN — For cntfttali.fhed Private entrance. Utilities Included WANTED TO RENT rlfjiiilng and laundry route. Per- FOR SALE SH M811. Parlrwood wagon, H&H, n\itv> Ply in pornun: Colonial DoUgtiimt Bhop, VENETIAN BLINDS MARINE, INC. MJ Newman aprliiRB Koad, lleii Bank. mnni-nt year-round employment. Guar- All Biles 17" to 36" wide. 61" long ONE ROOM — Furnished apartment WANTED — Two-bedroom apartment In nntecd weekly salary plus commlaaion. Red R a tilt area, April 1 occupancy. "5? FORD $1595 700 Ocean Avf. Ki'* Bright, N.J. — Experlpnccd for notion, HAMMOND full kitchen, bath, private entrance, \pply Uonnld'a Laundry, 41 filnrlon •cntfnE until April 1, SH 7-0537. Two adults, no pets, an 1-2926. Oilult, 3-dr. JIT (At ,rt nccdln work, ami ftcccsnory depart- 3t.t Ked Bank, between 8-9 a.m. or 4-S 2 for $5 ncnt. Fiv ? day week, flinploypc illfl- ORGAN STUDIO FURNISHED — Three-room pino p REPRESENTATIVE of largo lndui- '58 CHEVY $965 PROWN'S trial company wants office with part* 84Z-009I counl. fitnius Co., BroaA Bt-, VM liank. ALESMAN „ OF ASBUKY PARK eled apartment, bath, heat, nil utilities ___ IJfe Inaurnncc salea. 32 Broad St.. Jtcd Bank, GH 1-T50C Included. Yearly rental. Dial 812-2S27. ime eecretarlal service. Have own fur- Salary to $500 monthly while trnlning Hammond Extravolce » 4 553. liture. Call 611 1-5414. •68 Plymoufh $795 •JeMrrPKN^HlVlPP—160 li p. Chrla Craft leaningg, hnbyeittlnc and preparprep e mea ftir two yeara, plus criniiniflfiion, to Wurlltzer Spinet OrRan 695. REDUCING EQUIPMENT—Fur rent or TWO-ROOM APARTMENT—Furnished, Wurlltzer Hplnel Organ 700. (hpaaB«nger wagon iTiRlnp, tilrftct drive; 68 IV rowhnotft,: for twnt , 93A eek. . ClCnlll afteftr 7 7 quail fled liiiip between nfjfl 2S-4O Write iale. Free delivery. Sautii Jersey Surgr all utilities. Private bath. thri;» outlionnl motor htmta, iell in-, Box 712, Red Hank or cnll SH 7-4G16. Conn Spinet Organ .— 790. :al. SHadyslda 7-2814. SH 7-4169 dlvltlually or bulk. 872-B741. | Hammond Ha with reverb 1050. FURNISHED ROOMS •56 FORD $595 part-ll Kranlcli & Uach Grand Piano 850. LADDERS — Sample and uaed ladders FURNISHED APARTMENT — Kltthcn, RED BANK — Largo furalabed room, J-ejl., »HcV. :iill mptlc tleparlrapiit. Shoulhould have soin "•lanola Plajer Piano (new) 935. lor tmle cheap. Newark Ludder Co., living room, bedroom, private bath, INBUrtANCK — Marino, outboard-all 1518 Corllea Ave., Neptune. Pfl 6-6540. hath. Best river location, Profeiilonu forma. Roleton Waterbury, Realtor, t-xpcrlencp In retail BCIIIIIBI . Apply entrance. Located Hwy 35. Couple pre- Many otlior to chwiae from person Sun Kay Dm p. MldJlctown S\v DRAFTSMEN SALES AND SERVICE erred. SH 1-B431, r business gentleman. SH 1-0076. ilnce 1025. 10 W, Front St., SH 7-3500.: • 3 Cent or, Mlddletown. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION DIN1NO ROOM SET FOR SALE ELECTRO-MECHANICAL CALL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1st Avenue. PUHN1SHED ROOMS — Eatontown-' WOMAN WANl'KD—To care for thr Open Dall^ Till B — Saturday Till 5:30 231-2160 Modern live rooms, unfurnished with Pleasant location. Walking distanc* to 138 lst.Avc, AH. Highlands IV HTKHN STEERINO Marconi ICP I/AYOUT. PKTAILERS, INKERS, EX- Fort Monmouth west gate. Heaaonablt nclit. New ealh, bont like new, 71yc.fiT old child In iny housp. Vive d COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. ieat. Adults, 5110. Apply 117 1st Ave. ton. nioca NiiMh PERIENCE E> ON WIRING UIAGKAMS. 3ABY IIEEF LIVER — The finest In lllnntic Highlands. weekly rates. Call LI 2-3805. Honovrr I.fl! e. Mhlcllotown. week Itofrrcnees Call fill 7-1549. SCHEMATICS, CABLING AND PIUNT- Pit fi-9300 town, 69 cents ]b. Home made aau- 291-1101 • Open '111 fl p.m. EL> CIItCUlTS ••OAM CUSHIONS — in borne eerv- sago meat. 65 cents tb. Lane's Market, ItED BANK — Thrro-roorn apartment, TOP RATES 10 White St.. Red Bank. SII 1-0175. ilcely decorated, heat and liot u'iiter AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Eventually lo work in Kcil Bank area. co. Phono LI 2-0177 FOA&1AHT. ItTK. ALPINE MANOR !5. EATONTOWN. VISIT THE TINIEST closet o( almost lupplfcd. Contrally located, 48 Waah- SUMMIT ENGINEERS, INC. _ntlque-nntl<]ues you ever saw. Corner nglon St. Second floor. Includes MOTEL-HOTEL TYMSWIUTEns, ADDING raachlnes. Cupboard, River Kd,, Fair Haven. age. Inquire SH 1-1607, 62 Harding 10ftt Hrnn.fH11 StSt. Sit CIt 38200 All make a new or used. Guaranteed. Rooms, winter rates. Maid lervlce. 'HREE-ROOM apartment, convenient Restaurant. Cocktail lounge. Holel Low ns }25. Scrp'co'a, 101 Monmoutli 1ABY CARRIAGES — New, (10.95; strollers. Cribs, play yardH, Mattresses, o Red BnnK business dfatrlct, 5100 rooms, 515 per week. Motel rooms JR. EXECUTIVE SL Nest to theater. 811 7-0485. nonthly. WEART-NEMETH AGENCY, booking rive r and ocean, TV. S-'5 START THE NEW YEAR OFF We ar« looltlriK for a younp man with ^ave at Red Hank Carriage Bliop. 3 E. LEATHER TOP knoeli o lc mn'hf»t suiy From su, Rftrt Bank. •tealtora. SH 1-22A0. week. Rt, 3G. H'.ghlanrta. 872-1773. executive ability lo train in the con desk, good comlitloi . 1 1. j--UItNISHED-Two, Three-room apart- surner finance buslncifl. Ago 21 tn 03 1-0,17 SPECIALS — Nine piece Cherry Colo- ;i5, High Hdino! salary wtlli many nial dining room &19S. Three-piece Colo- •nentB. newly decorated, all year rounil, ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD company benefits, plu.i repiilnr In- IN >'(ILII old [uiiiKuia wiLH co nlal nectlonal JiGQ- Three-piece maple all utllltlpJT, overlooking Sandy Hook WAY9IDK KESIDEMCE3, Wen Park in a 1962 OLDSMOBILE creases and assured future. Must havo down paymcin and get a new parioi Bay, 072-9741. Ave, Wayside. Brand new building. All living room, set. 5159. Bunkbcds, $59. car. Apply Mr. Cloasuy, Ilpll Finance r dining room act at sale prices. Wll- Maple rnchers. $29. IJnnish llvinc room meals. Inunilry find care. Rate 935 per Co., 77 Broail St., Keil Bank. .tarn U-li t-'urallure Inc., Hwy 3S. 'URNISHED APARTMENTS — Alt three pieces, $215. Swivel rockeri, J8I. jtilltles Bupplied. $80 month. Inquire week. Call KK 1-DS9^. --•Middletowa BH 1-3213. open •venlng» Albert Burdge & Son, 24 Clay St., Red ; From the Shore's Most Trusted Name Quality Dealer RESPONSIBLE younp man peeking lo nil a p m. Bank (rear of Stelnbuch'.t parking lot). Vpt. 13, Huddy Ave, Highlands. LEASANT~BObM — In atml private learn trade in printing field. Cat-err lome, room and board for BUSINESS Wool) — Fireplacr, stove, furnace. TWO ROOM furnished, 1st floor One, opportunity and company benefits, Call SALE — Maple-four chairs, chests, two people. Utilities. Private entrance. man or lady. SH 1-0S12, McOuiro'j Market. Rt. 31, Colls Neck. ressers, twin and Dunk beds. Antique !Mli-»:;2:!. EvcninRS 4m Ner (own. SH 7-O36G. SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM—PrlvaU COME IN! TRY THE FUN-TO-DRIVE rci ctvdrs, (ire ncrcma. amlirons, pntrance. bath. Heart of downtown Ked radio, knecliole desk. Rugs, tiaed, as. vEANSBUKGr — Hortrom-flltUng room REFKIOERATOP. witli lop [rccz r. 560. [Itchen. Private. No;ir all transport Bank. Call SII 1-1530. HOUSEMAN-CHAUFFEUR Formica kitchen table witli twr> hairs. iortment. nil room sizes. Scatter, Per' sfnn and Chinese. Open 9-fl, Shore ion. Retired or business woman. In ROOMS — Share all horns faclllUei To live with small family in heautlful S15. CaclCar-licil. . $5. Electrilectric sti-rlsjlj. S3. :iuiie businean reference. Call eVEtilngs F-85 Slberon, N. J. home. Must )w thorough- All excellenllt conditiont diti , fillfill 7T7-.T3C93 . Furniture, Laurence Harbor, Route 35 Incluiing kitchen, laundry, garage. Call tfter 8 p.m. 767-1873. SII, 7-9623 after 0:30 p.m. until 8:30 ly expprlencerl, reliable, personahle, In- THREE SHOW CASES, excellent con- tplltgent and have exceilont reterences. THREE-TtOOM apartment, share batli illtlon, Wa,terB, 47 Broad St., Red Near railroad and bus. Can bi S85 weekly. Wrlle details to arrange Rank". MACHINERY FOR SALE fur- ATTRACTIVE — Single, double room*, personnel interview. "Houseman" Box nlshoA. SH 1-S2S1. Kitchen privileges. Hot and cold run* OFFSET PRES3 20x28 Rutherford. 511. Red BiinH. N. J. THIS WEEKS UKST BUYS! Three-piece !IX ROOMS furnished, two-family houflt fling water. Free TV. Hudson Uouia, Heed. Hot. S19.50. TV tiiblo, 51.75. Ward- ie seen In operation, $2,5f>0. Com- 31 Hudson Ave. SH 1-9802. LIQUOR CLERK (or Ilert Bank Htore. robe, J1C.50, Comblnallon coal and gasmercial Press, 19 Mechanic St. itall shower, oil hot wjiter heat, rea- Apply Friday at Monmouth Liquors. range, W5, Fruitwootl ttresaer, ?13,50. lonanle. R72-I092. LARGE FUIUHSHED ROOM — In 168 East Newman Springs Rd.. Red PRINTING PRESS — Little Giant, China, glnsswnre and brlc-n-bruc. Rut- IIUEE'ROOM iinrurnlahed apartment, town. Business gentleman preferred. Bank between 1-5 p.m. ell's. 25 E. Front St. model 5, exc condition. Runs perfect Call alter 6 p.m. SH 1-0485. on all speeds. Infra-red dryer, nei irsl floor, tilo hath, shower. Hoftt. hot units. Motor Just overhauled. Replacln ,-atcr supplied. Call after 6 weekdays, ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE! wim «I«A. can aiutuai 1-5722. ill 7-O12G. Avail able. INDUSTRIAL rHREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, celv REAL ESTATE FOR SALI Rent A Piano $12 per Month :rally Incited. Hent. Private. J£M». For ENGINEER MERCHANDISE WANTED alncHfl couple. SH 7-2676. HOUSES FOR SALE ivNABK. MASON-HAMUN. SUHMICR FIVE ROOM9 UNFURNISHED — New- Methods and time study work. CAHLE-NE1.SON. EVERETT. STiCCK PIANOS and musical Inatrumenli From Ihi Club Coups to the sporty new Convertibles, every F-85 has smooth, Cost analyst, modernized exist- wanted. Hlgheit prices paid. H. Ten- deconitcd. Heat supplied. Near COMING SOON Cooltmu Av». & Main SL, AsDury Pk. zsr. 306 Main 8L. Lakowood or Foi- chools mill hxisp.n. Call 767-1050. ing factory methods, advise on Open daily UU 9 Sat. UU 6:30 croft 3-2190. "OLD ORCHARD aluminum V-8 power I And you'll appreciate th» additional rear saat leg room mechanization, revise wage sched- 'URNISHED — Three roomfl and bath, PR 6.9301 WANTED 'rivato entrance. Apply 47 Washington ESTATES" ules, important position, report- DESKH — *1& up, Hies $15 up, chairs, USED OIUENTAL HUGS It., Red Bank. In F-85 Sedans. One drive and you'll agree that the F-85 for '62 is better ing directly to president. New milling machines, typewriters nm CHINESE AND PERSIAN L\VO — 4-room apartmenta, Jioi. heat, EATONTOWN — Only eight spa- iuid electric, office equipment, etc, FRIEDMAN GALLERIES iot water included; five rooms, 5117.30, than ever tn every way . . . and every inch an Olds! management needs accurate costs bargain prices. Now or used. AAC Das 4-3143 EvsnlnES CA 2-748! ieat, hot wntor included < three bed^ cious bi-Ievels outstanding in and improved production meth- Co. Rt 3S. Oakliursl, KK 1-3990, oppc oomn). CA 0-2019. architectural design and quality site N. J. Warehouse. ods quickly, as vital tool for im- THREE ROOMS — And bath furnished. construction. Eight big rooms, mediate modernization and prof- lDtil ItCA CONSOLE combination AM PETS AND LIVESTOCK IR7 Entl; Ave../Long Sranch. Renlden- Wx baths, finished game room, 1961 Cadillac 62 1961 Cadillac 1959 Cadillac KM radio, Htereo, TS' Vlnta TV, walnui lal. CA 9-0106. itable Ions range expansion. An finish. Must dell, moving to Florid; oversized built-in two-car garage, Convertible. Exlerlor !n I'ompelan Bldorarlo convertible, Victorian GET YOUR DOQ under control with Bli-wlndow ledin, Vefu tur> exceptionally good man is wanted. $1150. CO 4-uUti, oversized landscaped lots. City Ked, Interior In genuine red and firm but kind handling. Obedience wtiita with matching wlilte orlon OLD ESTABLISHED COUNTMASTER gleger counter-assaye: training by Bayahore Companion Dog COMMERCIAL RENTALS ewer. Paved streets and side- quolsa with matching interior. white Icattier throughout. A CERAMICS MANUFACTURER ' locating, usaaying and contour p Club. •xperlenced trainers. Phone Of walks. Starting at breathtaklngly beautiful cur with lop »nrf rrd Bldnratln leather In- IK, practically new, beat offer takei 1-2670. LODGE ROOM for rent. Center of 0,000 milei, fully power •quipped ;31) EMPLOYEES town. Could bo used also for office all luxury accessories. We Bold terior wlilch uiilj' CadlUc crafla* WRITE OR PHONE MALE, MINIATUKUBB FRENCH space. Approximately 2,400 sq. ft. Write Including •lectrlo window*. Drlvi thl» car orlKlnmiy and we know KEC LINING CHAIR — Arm chat r, blbltckk . 12 weekkB oldld. CaCUU "LODGE" Box 511, Rca Bank. $19,990 mpn c»n makft. ' MS pwwer ffiuip- Jm-e antlqua rifles. Two Hollywood KE 1-0380 thit thera la NO BETTEH BUY ROBERT K. MULTER, the flneit midi car tn Amtrici. menl for your driving plcusiire., bed*. 21 Dwyane St., Oceanport, LI " iUITE OF OFFICES - HEART OF AtYYWHXRBl PRESIDENT :O42 GERMAN SHEPHERD — Wale pups, 'OWN. CALL Exclusive Sales Agents Cruise control and Riectrlc"door 1(1 weeks, AKC reKlstered, stronR jind SH 7-1100 rind the comfort'*you wunt with CO 4-8000 lipnlthy, J50 to J75. Located In Holmdel. locki This car la made for A SALE 948-4589. STORE FOR RENT - On White St. th» preitlf • mai ta-st ot handling Call your own broker or Call SH 7- SAMUEL Ipeelill owner, w'ho tlkea to be LUCITE WALL PAINT AKC PUG PUPPY — Black, femftlfl, .100. built rp- '59 Olds Super 88 ATCO By Dupont 10 weeks. Reduced to J75. Cnll CO *• different. .1379, ItBD • BANK TEICHER AGENCY Btfttlon Wacon, all power, ._._ advertised on television. Regulai Three room office suite. Parking, rea* ARB YOU THAT PERSON? CERAMICS CORP. 57.13. Sale price 56.79. Free delivery SEVEN WEEKS OLD male puppy. sonable. Call 291-16G9 after six p.m. !87 Oceanport Ave., Oceanport '59 Pontiac Catalina Hwy 35 Keyport, N. J. PROWN'S Free to good home. Call 1960 Oldsmobile 98 OS 1-1719 ED HANK — 53 Union St. Spacious LI 2-350O or LI 2-3501 Convertlblti. all power. 32 Broad St. lied Hank SH 1-75OC (vo-room offlco on liver, adjacent Riv- CHEF — Italian-American cuisine, tm BEAGLE — Female, reasonable lo 1 CHROMALOX FAN HEATER $15. Ma iew Hospital. Reasonable termn Call Ho ! Idly tedan. Charcoal ml«t Jury. -ACE KMPI.OYMENT AGENCY^ good home. Call IH 7-1143. Residential Sales Brokers '58 Olds Dynamic 88 1959 Pontiac Broao St., Red BanK- BH 7-3*94. co sound system, records, mike, tv 231-2326 wfth provincial vhlts top and loud speakers, as Is S25. 872-0158. ED BANK STORE — 100 per cent RIVER PLAZA — Four-bedroom Cap* Holli!«y 8ed«n, ill power. route In Union Bench- CiilalSna Safari faur-rtoar nlnr- t( BABY CARRIAGE Crib, dressier Jt pnyn tn advertise In The Reducatlon, modern, air conditioned. Sa.cr.l- -od. I-'ltltarsCa basement with bar Alu- nutchlni K;a.y tnUrlor. 22.000 tatawan. Wilts MlUt- Dank Register ! l0 rental, $200. Call PR 5-9181. alnum storm windows. SH 1-0T15. itL-a iionk. set. Hollywood single bed, odd iircp»cr. '58 Plymouth pasienger wagon. Bronze mist "Tl 787C337 original nines. Fully power Snorts Ctulom Witgon, lull power, •xterlor with matchlnu hronze DO YOU NEED AN EXTRA ALL NEW RUGS — Wall-to-wall with $60 WEEKLY •quipped' Including fix-way powtr "Vinyl Interior. Tower ateerinp «nd pads and room sizes. Oxl'J from $30. '57 Olds. 88 2-dr. Sedan Bo you hnvft at lenst two evening Mnny colorB, Principals only. 812-0519. seat and lately ttntlnel. while- lUilio, Hj lrnmKtlc. llr»tei. br&fctB, Kydrnmiitic, tartio, l.eal- and Saturday available? We supply LJKE-NEW VACU UilcTENKi7 R ill bonlflde leads, you follow through, xalli, • r, whli«walls, one ownrr, 20.000 attachmenls, vlhrator lounge, lllio new '57 Olds Super 88 lady's electric shaver. Call after & p.m. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY milcn. A DUAI* PiniPOSE AUTO- NO CANVASSING Sit 7-4307. COMFOhTABMQ ANH QVIETI Call CO 4-0378 tonight 6:30-10:30. 4-ilr, Beiian, full pow^r, T A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! WODIUE! No other time. FL IlNITUItTB SAIJC — Condition o( articles excellent. Two . wing clmlra '56 Plymouth LICENSED INSURANCE MAN -- Tc Sports Custom Wagon, manage general insurance depart men ,vuod insets $lb each, small Mahogany 1960 Oldimobilo 9B f active real estate and Insurance HIM* tnlilti leather lopped 510, Vic- factory equipped. ificncy In Tied Bank. Salary plus com Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating missioi n anndd ooverwriter . Excellent oppor torian clinlr.i, couch, IUKS «nwer, air cond]Honing. innn. Hall OS 1-1032 otter 6 p.m. . d. and torclRt\ stamps. Roynl Bonn EXPE1V1 UBND1NU - Uhlna, ilaas, Thlt It OldsmobUn mt>it luiuii- all power (ralurra, *lx-way seat, china clock, jilcturrs, nurrur-s. rm-kt-rs. Old Dolla. guns, jewelry, cut glass silver rcnnlshlns and plating. Tberm- Lamp tables In cherry, maple, million- furniture Civil War books. Appraisal BARB SERVICES '55 Cadillac 60 SHOE-SALESMAN os buclteta. China & Glass Snap. 147 TYPING — Publicity: BooWfeepiol oui rao&fl Bur your convertible autronlc eye, One at tlie beat any wood. Cut RUINS pi teller and six made. Oilman. SH 7-1141. Broad St.. Red Bank 811 7-4600. Rpiclat Fleetwnml, iPART-TIMEl Service. Mlmooernptiini!. Will pickup Rlanarn. ]«iri;o rut Rlas.i humidor, Mer- and deliver. CA 9-3500. In th» winter and anvil ^^.000 orl^lnitl mllei. Caillllnrfl ever liullt. i hotter • fam- uilvor cuvor. Sf-vriMl round tniilcs ily »hiws. C;ill [nr i in tlio roupli. Also clips ts, chairs, wash- Appliance Repairs Fuel Oil -Heating h\ 'i-\\)\\\'t, li> n.m. lo i :'M) p.m. , lamia. Can us ulii'n nclllnc. Tlir klnlthew'i, 115 Brondway, Kcyport. CO FUEL OIL & HICAT1NO—Call SII 1- Radio-Television Repair IN" KKAHCII OV A CAHEKH 11411 APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- very progrcsaive fliiiiticlnl inslltuili _ _ tion. Residential and commercial wlr> 0610. Oil Uellvery, Inc., Service ft WE HAVE A '62 OLDS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Sales. 3 Herbert 61. Ited Bank. A. C. RADIO & TELEVISION CO.— is lo (111 In Its Hod Hank offic KltOM AN ESTATE — Orli-ntni Ihrov ins. Allen Electric. BH 7-0612. linss ami cluuir 123 Shrewsbury Ave. HH l-470a BERV. nd cli VictDriiin !r:iiiirs. tlin'i'-[iiiT< ICE WHILE VOU WAIT AND YOUR BUDGET! . . . SEE US SOON! * nilv I srt. FjHlUvood tlTpasrr, liirgft rnr (H)knp for must \w tn-twiii lh i Auctioneer Home Improvements 15 years ohl. fupcrlnr intrlllccn 1 t Mnplc'cheat, IGXM cold'frames WORKING MAN'S contractor-Alter- Roofing, Siding and Insulation QUALITY DEALER • QUALITY SALESMEN • QUALITY SERVICE nil * cxpenoiuM' in ij.itiMnp, m'coi otr. Kt!3cll'.s. 25 K Fmnt Rt. U. a. COATS — An essential Auction ations, additions, painting, masonry, iK i> traitiinn Call ance? Want a better deal? Call Dunn for 10 years. PR 5-0705—291-0540. Year nmnil niulilnn, nil cm- Insurance Agency. SH 1-6533. iloyrp lifneflts, nvrr IIRP TJ. Apply m AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. JLon IV r smi nvl Office. Moninoiith PROWN'S rites Maple Ave.. Bed Bank, BH 7- Onter, LnnR Hrancli. 12 BI-MJ SI., Ilcil Hank SI! ]• 0303. I'R 4-S2U. Dally 7 «.m.—10 p.m. Odd Jobs Tel. Answering Service LET US BE your secretary. No need iINT washer, ?S0; Zcnllli console, REPAIRS. ODDS AND ENDS. to mlsa calls. 24 hour aniwarlng ELP WANTED-Malc - Female.i roph, AM-FM, S. W., $25; new! Building Contractor PAINTING aemcB. SH 1-4700. floor uimli.T and :30 o'clock in [i Service reported distributing 1'. The Long Branch, school was Lawrence J. Schillin THOMPSON * BARTELL REALTOR, forenoon, I, BIchard Andrew Mllklci cessively as dean of the day ses REALTORS SH 7-5600. tcz. an infant hy bla mother anil i« baskets of fruit to shut-in mem the first hospital-controlled school urat cuardi&o. Shirley YeFeanee, slin sion, dean of the day and eve Monmouth County Office 15 Sprlnf Street Red Ba OHO1CJ3 TWO ACRE TRACT — In bers of the Methodist Church a in the United States to be granted Holmdel. Trees and brook to rrtr of apply to the Monmouth County Court ning sessions and, in 1947, th< (Garden State Parkway Exit 117] . SHadyside 7-4121 at the Monmouth County Court HOIIH Christmas. The ladies are full accreditation by the NLN for property. Lovely surrounding country, In Freehold, New Jeney, for a jml first president of Union Junio Multiple Listing Service sine. Ashing 18,000. Call THOMPSON * ment authorizing me to assume th charge of the annual roll call sup a two-year program. This ac- BARTJBLL, REALTOR. Sit 7-5600. College. narafl Richard A. Yereance. per tomorrow and the Cubs' Blu< creditation was granted in 1958, THE BERG AGENCY MARIE COX AGENCY «»i ACRES — orr Roulo 9 Jn area, of WCIIARD ANDREW MILKIEWIC) Under his leadership. Unioi and Gold dinner Feb. 10, to bi Prior to that, from the school's Real Estate REALTORS ft JNSUROilS tetter homes. S3.0O0. Call • an Infmt 6y hli Mother and Nal Sarvlng Monmouth. county over GI fi-S889 ural Guardian flhlrley Yereance moved to a new building am held in the church dining hall establishment in 1896, the curri- "Personalized Service'1 yean. Sales, management and rental SDlomon Tepper. Esquire campus in Cranford in 1959, afte; Portaupcclc In Oceanport Borough 8 Memorial Pazlcway, The Cub pack is sponsored by th culum followed the traditional Lonj Btancll. New Jeney a major fund-raising eifort. OSborne 1-1000 SI Cam inch* x>r. CA 2-1 DC COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Attorniy tor Petitioner church. pattern of a three-year service- Union College is closely asso Rt. #35 Mlddietown, NJ, HIGHLANDS — Commercial lijlldln. Jan. IB, 25, F«D, 1-8 ..••••• H ' The "Mature Year" magazine centered program; BROAD BT. — Frame nouae, e'lgl ciated with Rutgers, with more rooms, bath, garage. Residence or bus aeven-room apartment and gtore, lot) will be delivered to members un per cent location. Will awap tor acre- THE MONHOUTH COUNT* In 1954, the school was selected Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-1 neis. 60x15 lot would provide amp] than half of the graduates com Martin F. Kennedy parking. Write "Frame House," Bo ige. Call BH 1-7503. Ask for Lillian. NATIONAL BANK, able to attend church services. as the only hospital school to BED BANK pleting their education at thi ftll, Red Bank. On the committee are Mrs. Er- participate In the nationwids pilot S3 Broad Street, Red Built, New Jew state university. Mr, Kennedy, a native of Red NIFTY AND THRIFTY ON. RIVER — Atnldat 100 year ol BUSINESS PROPERTY NOTICE or ANNUAL. MKETINO nest Rutt. Mrs. Ernest Elgrim study of junior and community stately trees, New four-bedroom, thre Faculty-staff members actin Bank, N. J., has been Esso's dis- Anybody earning $105 per week bath fplit level. Living room, dlnlr OsT SHAREHOLDERS and Mrs. Ludolph Von Tangen. college education for nursing con- room, kitchen with refrigerator. Re MIDDLETOWN — Double, header. Two- Ths Tssulir annual meeting ot tin as committee chairmen fo trict manager at Fairmont, W. can buy either of these home reation room with fireplace, hobfa family, when all the work 18 done, net shareholders of The Monmoutn Count; A covered dish luncheon was ducted by Teachers College, Co- room, laundry room .with washer, Fi ?l,400 per year. A steal at $14,900. National Bank, Red Bank, will banquet arrangements include: Va., since 1956. He is a grad- with Shopping area one block. Mortgage held at the meeting last week. lumbia University. In 1955, after cellar. Two-car garage, Offered by 0 hsld at its Main Office at No. Harold Alexander, Little Silver, uate of St. James Catholic Schoo NO DOWN PAYMENT or |29,&00, SH 7-0319. * available. BH MM* after 8 p.m. Broad Street, in the Borough ot Ret Mra. Dora Roop led devotions intensive research and investiga- Bank. County of llonmoutti. 5tste ol assistant professor of fine arts; in Red Bank and Seton Hall and NEW MGNMOUTB - Thret-bedrooi New Jersey, on Tuesday. January 23, Hostesses were Mrs. Russell Hy- tion, tht) Monmouth Memorial One is a ranch and one is a Cape ranch. Five yearn old, excellent con 1962, at lo;00 o'clock a.m. (Eastern Dr. Clyde Slocum, Oakhurst,. di- Notre Dame Universities. ttort. Dining - room, screened porci REAL ESTATE WANTED Standard Time), for the following put ers, Mrs. Dirk Hofman, Jr., Mra program waj completely revised Cod. Both clean two-bedroom rector of the evening and two He joined America's Leading ceramic tile bath, full dry basemen poses: considering and determining b Hulda Richardson, Mrs. Martha by the School of Nursing faculty homes, have gas heat and a ga- Attached garage. Walk to churche, vote whether an Agreement dated D year program; Ruth L. Bayly ol Energy Company in Washington, rage plus extras. Either one a narochtal and public, Newark and Ne cember 19, 1961 to consolidate the sa! Runge, Mrs. Harry Lang and and the Teachers College commit- York buiea, You may acquire yo LISTINGS WANTED bsnk and The First National Bank I Elberon, recorder for the college; D. C, In 1935 and after several rare bargain at own mortgage or assume 1%% V, For tne Red Bink Area, Freehold locatirl In Freehold. Ne Mrs, Ernest Rutt. tee, and tha two-year program mortgage of 112.800. Peymenta onlj Jersey, under the provisions ol ti Dr. Charles A. Wobacli, Rum service station assignments, was Multiple Listing Syitem instituted. The first class was $113. Cash needed 95,000, full price «7, Ini of the United States shall tn rat: son, professor of education; named to dealer sales respon- $12,500 fiOO. OS 1-2568 a«er 6 p.m. No brokers. Call: HOUSTON WATflRBURY fled and confirmed: Subject to admitted that year and graduated approval of the Comptroller of tin James T. Kesey, Keyport, asso sibility. He was named fuel oil BREATHTAKING RIVER VIEW-Froi 16 West Front St.. Red Back Currency, Washington, t>. C.; the elec in 1957, Subject To Satisfactory Credit this older leven-room bouse on t SH 1-2500 tlon of directors and for the trsnssctlo: date professor of Engish; C and burner sales supervisor in Two Fined mtndoui lot. Tiled bath, modern, am Over 93.000,000 sold by MLS o! such other business as proper!; 1953 and then advanced to dealer Every nursing school in New kitchen with an abt ndance ot pin In aevftn monthi may corns before said meeting or an' Wado Withey , Oceanport, bus BEACH AGENCY paneled cablneta, open porch surrount NOT A MEMBER OF ANY adjournment thereof. ness manager; Elizabeth Palvm sales supervisor in 1955. Jersey must be approved by the two •Idea of home with enclosed UUIJTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM. For Speeding Daily to 8 p.m. BELL YOUH HOME THROUaH A copy of the aforesaid Asreemen bo, Elberon, secretary to the He is a member of the Army- State Board of Nursing before its tn rear, full attic and basement. L executed by a majority of the dire Ii In excellent condition. On bus Jin rector of student activities; Mr. Navy Club, the Fairmont, W. Va., SHREWSBURY - Two motor- graduates may tako the) llcensure Sat, Sun., to 6 p.m. walking distance to schools and otioppl McSowan Ryan Agency tors of each of the two bsnks, provlt. HR for the consolidation Is on file s,l Tucker of Allenhurst; and Frank Rotary Club, the Fairmont Field examination entitling them to arsa. Only tU.000. Call us today. ROJ Rtd BtvnVt SHadyside 7-3000 the bsnk and may bi Inspected dur ists paid fines in court here 1400 Hwy. 35) Mlddletown STON WATERBURY, Realtors. 16 Wei Demetrowitz, Eatontown, direo Club and the Fairmont Chamber practice as registered nurses. Front St.. Red Bank. 811 7-3500. YOUIt JJOME WANTKP — Why ing business hours. Tuesday for speeding offenses. OS 1-2727 wltb us? We advert]»• extvnslveiy in In accordance with the By-Lsws, tin tor of public relations. of Commerce. In 1959 he was a Mrs. Alison Travis, 674 Brancr However, a school desiring ac- FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT — 214 bathf the newspapers, radio s,nd publish a, stock transfer hooks will, by order Uceond Real EitsU Brolur Beautifully landscaped. Hair acre. Ca! the Board of Directors, be closed al member of the Charter Plan com- Ave., Little Silver, was fined $1 creditation must request the sur- catalog for home aackeii. Wt ar« mem-2:30 o'clock p.m.. (E.8.T.) On Jan The committee has urged thosi CA 9-3202. bers of the TWR, a. natlcna. leal estate mittee of the Marion County vey by the NLN, nationally rec- referral service. Wt ara "Home Trad- usry 12, 1962 and reopened at 9:tK planning to attend the banquel for driving 50 m.p.h. In a 40-mil WEST LONG BRANCH — Eight-yes o'clock a.m., (E.S.T.) on January 25 ognized authority for accredita- old ranch, excellent condition, four be< ers" - two offices, 11 lull time sales- 1862, unless otherwise ordered by thi to obtain their tickets by Mon^ United Fund. zone, and John H. Rogers, Hop rooms, two full baths, eat-In fcitchei people. Call WALKER & WALKEIt, Board of Directors, tion of programs In nursing edu- BARONET separate dining room, 13x21 Hvli Realtors, Member* Red Bank Area day. A veteran of the U.S., Army in ptr Ave., Atlantic Highlands, room, playroom and workshop in ba* Multiple Listing Service. Bhrewjbary, By Order of the Board o! Dlrouoti, World War If, he rose to the rank was fined $30 for driving 5 cation. The week-long survey by ment. walk-In closet, attic stairway, lie SH .-5212 and Hultt, 09 1-2126. MCHAItD H. HAMIU., DOCTOR, LAWYER OR water baseboard heat, refrigerator, al Cashier of captain. m.p.h. in a 40-mile zone. a NLN representative was made conditioner, washer and dryer, alum Red Bank, New Jeney at Monmouth Medical Center in aunt awnings. Completely fenced lane Action! That's what Tb* Keg liter Jecember IS. 1061 He and his wife, Ethel, are Magistrate Whitney Crowel JUST PLAIN JOE Classified acU h&ve been lelllog for •Dec. 29. 21, 22. 25, 27. 21. 29. scaped lot with fruit trees and berrie Fellowship parents of nine children: Martin fined Crawford Venn, Jr., of Mi October. A board of review, made We have a beautifully spacious tool house, attached garage. Near pub their adverttien lor over three-quar- Jan. 2. 3. 4, 0, 8, 9. 10. U. 12. lie and parochial schools, shopping an ter* ol a century.—Advertisement 15, IB. 17. 16. 19. 11 . I173.ll F., Jr., Patrick Garrison, Step- ami, Fla., $230 for driving whil up of seven representatives from tight-room, two bath home with transportation. Priced for quick sal accredited diploma programs, • Wx2V professionally built ad- S21.0OO. Principals only. Call CA 9-173 hanie Ann, leter Sean, Mary on the revoked list. -LEGAL NOTICE- Schedules then measured tha MMC pro- dition. Excellent section for pro- -LEGAL NOTICE Margaret, Thomas Oliver, John Donald L. Brower, Seventh LITTLE SILVER — Seven-room ranc! gram against the league's strin- fessional use. Many features too 919,200. Call owner David, William Henry and Kevin Ave., Neptune, was fined }30 for numerous to list include carpets, CA 2-8773 NontK ~*hi!ip. Mrs. Kennedy is the gent criteria for the evaluation Notice Is hereby given to the voters of the School District of the Towi Two Events allowing an unlicensed driver to •ir conditioning, etc. Shown by RED BANK AREA — Four bedroom! of educational programs in nurs- deluxe. Eight rooma, two bath, finish ship of Shrewsbury that a public meeting will be hplil at the Sycamore Schoi daughter of Mrs. William Henry operate his car. Miss Jean Ervin, appointment, so call today. Trans- basement, garage, attic,' .sewers, aid at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on Monday evening. January 29, 191)2, for the purpose ol MATAWAN - Miss Nancy ing leading to a diploma. It Is the conducting a public hearing on the following budget for Die school year 1992-63. Harrison of Chevy Chase, Md., Belmar, the unlicensed driver, ferred owner asking under $25,000. walks. carpeting. , air conditions Cromwell conducted the meeting privilege of the board to accredit drapes, storm and screened. Freeze: A copy ot the budget will be on file and open to the public between the and the Iats Brig. Gen, Harrison. was fined $15. Her driving priv- washer, dryer, refrigerator, etc, Choii hours of 9:00 o'clock AM. and tiOO o'clock P.M. from January 19th t< of the Young People's Fellowship a program for varying lengths location, next to park, BChoolu, et< January 29th, 1DS2, at the office of the Secretary at the Tinton Falls School He is a son of Mrs. Patrick iliges will be suspended until in Trinity Episcopal Church hall o! time from ona year to six BARONET TO mlnutrs to Bell Labs. Low tax Tlnton Avenue. New Shrewsbury, New Jersey. F. Kennedy of 21 Peters PI., Red three months after her 17th birth' 4',4%mortgage. Transferred. $20,500 f< Dated; January IS, 1962. and heard plans for two coming years. For continued accredita- quick sale. OWNER: 741-6482. LOUIS A. BTEINMULLKR, Bank, and the late Mr. Kennedy, day. Secretary. social events. tion, schools must be resurveyed Realty Associates KITCHEN — Four-bedrooma. dtnlni who was a real estate broker in Fined $15 each for careless driv- SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT Members and their guests wii: at the termination of tha ac- Hwy. S5 Kazlel room, living room. - oil tieat. Eto Red Bank. ing were Frank Palaia of Doreen windows, garage, Improvements. SH FOB SCHOOL YEAH :o swimming in the pool of the creditation period. 852G. Dr., Long Branch, and Thomas CO 4-2010 1963-S.l Empress Motel, Asbury Park, He is a brother of Mrs. Lester FOR BALE OR RENT — Five roomi Board of Education of Shrewsbury Township, County of Monmouth F. McKnight of Silverbrook Rd., Purvis, Fort Monmouth. Miss Roebuck, In describing the OPEN SEVEN DAYS bath, enclosed front porch, Gas heat Wednesday, Jan. 31. "JO 4-T918. 1960-61 1961-S2 196265 Ihrcwsbury; Miss Helen Kennedy iducation program of the schools LOVELY THREE-BEDROOM - Two- (Actual) (Estimated) (Estimated A Valentine dance will be hel hath ranch. Half acre, 28' living room, MIDDLETOWN—Seven-room split wll of 21 Peters PI., Red Bank; Ed No problem finding tenants said: "The basic nursing educa- unfinished fourth bedroom, l',4 bath ENROLLMENTS Saturday, Feb. 17, in the churc 16x21 recreation room, garage, patio, Resident Av. Dally Enroll. 1,SM 1615 1.12S win J. Kennedy, a lawyer in Sara when you advertise The Register tion program offered at Mon- full bajement, 4% per cent GI mart- recreation room, basement. On oe ADD: ADE—Tuition Pupils Rec'd I hall. A band will provide musii face, many m«» features. Owner leav- acre. Air condftlonsr. Extras. $21,000. sota, Fla.; Mrs. Frank A. Uridel way—Advertisement, mouth Memorial Hospital School ing U.S.. taking (19,600. To adl, cat!OS 1-2438. Total Average Dally Enroll 1,867 1,615 1,725 for dancing and each membe LI 2-3644 tor appointment. ASSUME O.T. _ Mortgage. N SOURCES OF REVENUE may bring a guest. ot Nursing of Monmouth Medical BELFORD — Bpllt level, three bed decorntcd split. Dead end (Street. Wa 1960-61 1991-02 1B62-G3 -LEGAL NOTICE- •LEGAL NOTICE Center is a different type of ed- rooma, large kitchen, living room, din to-wall carpeting, paneled recreatln (Actual) (Anticipated) (Anticipate After the business session, room, patio. No brokers. $19,200. SI ucation for nursing practice from ]ng room, recreation room. l!i ballia, CURRENT EXPENSE film on "St. Nicholas'' wa NOTICE Attached (arage 85x140 lot. Assume --9102. Appropriation Balance •» 161,121.2* « % shown, and refreshments servec that generally known. 4\% G.I. mortgage. Asking 117,000. .1TTLE SILVER AREA — Three Balance Appropriated . - - ' 90,000.00 50,000. Notice is hereby given to the Hjal voters of the School Blitrlct of th( rer-zm. NO BIOIS*™. rooms, two baths. Lot Blza 100x171 Local Tai Levy 488,125.00 326,(25.00 380,078.1)1 by Miss Carol Hayducko an Borough of Shrewsbury, In ths County of Monmouth and Stats of New Jersey, "The value of taking general that a public hearing will be held at the school house st S o'clock on the WONDERFUL HOME for young execu- Walking distance to schools, bus Sin State Aid 337,201.00 201,675,00 218,313.01 education courses with students tive. Country Club Estate*. Offering shopping Center. Call SH 1-57M. Federal Aid 4J.237.32 32,000.01 Miss Alvina McDonald. evening of January 29, 1962 for the purpo-« of conducttna; a public besrln Tuition , , 60.00 on the following budget for the school year 1942-1M3. in other college majors is recog- {(replace, picture windowa, three bed- Tho complete budget will be available (or ««aminstlon by th« public a rooms, family room, fenced in patio, 1AUL a 8TR Y KEK, Realtor. Miscellaneous Revenue 3,595.32 fire alarm ayatent, the bent o( neigh- -LEGAL NOTICE. ... school hou«« between the hours ot 9 A.M. and 3 P.M., (excludins; Saturoay nized and provided for by an af- bor*. Price ^17,000. No broken, 8H 7 Farms and farm estates. Stats (A) TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE • 93S.349.SS * 818.10O.00 J 880.391.01 and Sundays) from January IS. to January 29. 1962. filiation with Monmouth College 1M2. sorter, OP PROPOSED LESTER C. 8C0TT, Highway 31 IfolmdeL Phone WH Secrjtsry, *here students ;jn the nursing KA1R HAVEN — Two-bedroom home. 6-4144. IAP1TAL OUTLAY CONSOLIDATION Borouih ol Ihrtwiturjr. Living roam, dining room, enclosed Appropriation Balance — -. Ii.9tU.0B * Notlcs Is nereby given thst applies ichool take courses during the porch. Near schools and shopping. $12, Ion lias been made to the Comptroiln SACHIFICE, UV3T SELL — Co-open Local Tax Levy 6.516.30 7,l!1.00 SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT four 16-weck semesters. OOP. Call 8H 7-Q028 after 5 p.m. >f the Currency, Washington 25. D.c. FOR SCHOOL YEAR tlvp. Five rooms, $64.75 monthly pay 7,121.00 \ 2.-H7.OC or his consent to a consolidation o "The faculty of ths School of FAIR HAVEN.—68 Park Lane, Delight mcnls, includes pas, electric and main (B) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 22,110.38 | is tfonmouth County National Bank , • IMi-M lul River Oaks three-bedroom ranch on tenance. Converlent shopping, For Red Bank, Red Bsnk, New Jersey Nursing is responsible for the de- wooded lot. Near school, Ownera re- Monmouth. LI 2-1622. Board of Education ol Shrewsbury, H. I., Coiml, of Monmoulh DEBT SERVICE »M The First National Bank of Free velopment and evaluation of the located. Asking 9:0,800. 811 1-0951. lOld, Freehold, New Jersey. IMO-fi 1961-82 lMlri OUTER LITTLE SILVER POIN Appropriation Balance si.si curriculum, regardless of where •HREWBBURV.—A-l location. She-room RANCH — Weal exclusive iamlly l Local Tax Levy ~ S1.17B.50 16.OR5C It is contemplated that all oltlces (Actual) (Estimated) (Estimated.) .... 51,515.50 it the ahove-named banks will con- ENHOLIJMJJNTB two*bath ranch. Large screened porch tion. Kine living room, diniriR room, Slate Aid 34,972.00 32,B7».O0 32,433.00 the student may receive Instruc- •nrcar garage, fireplace, completely den and four bedrooma; on Mi acres Intie lo be operated. Resident Av. Pally Inioll. landscaped, is montht old. Lot 15OxAaktnp $39,500. CROWELL, Realtors, A (O) TOTAL PEBT WBBVICB 86,239.31 I 8I.1S7.50 | 10S.177.5i This nolice is published punutnt tr tion of experience. The faculty 150. $26,900. Call for appointment SH East Front Bt., R*»d Bank. SH 1-4030 lection 18(c) ol the Federal Dejwsl SOURCES OF REVENUE M4» nsurancs Act. JMO-Si tWl-n 1M3-M lias selected those learning exper- UTTLE SILVER — Cape Cod. Excel TOTAL REVENUE-ALL ACCOUNTS ..,1,048,7:8.58 t 709,378.50 | 791.315.5C I&auary 11, 1R62 (Actual) (Anticipated) (Anticipated) iences and methods of teaching MIDDLETOWN—Three lame bedroonu lent and convenient neighborhood. Thn1 The Monmouth County mtlonti EXPENSE VA baths, recreation room plus den bedrooms, study, nice game room, a Bank, • Red Bank, Red Btnic, .•I Tl.109.10 I | that it believes will prepare the and baaemerit. Aluminum storms and .pproprlatlon Balance , inched one-car garage. Assume 5< Now Jersey lalance Appropriated . 20.000.00 SS.fJOO.OO •creena, Larga lot. Very nice neigh- FHA mortuaR*. Asklnp I17.BO0. Crown - 'Reflects Actu&l Appropriation Balance July 1, I9601 student to become an effective borhood. 10% down. All for > 16,000. Ths First Nstlonsl Banst Of >ocsl T&X Ltvy 3OB.M0.00 335,253,00 U9.4tT.OO Realtors, 4i East Front St., Red Bank Freehold, Freehold, New late Aid 37.IM.0O 3a,7tO.OO 40,123.00 bedside nurse, under supervision, 8NYDER REALTORS, Five Corners, SH I-\030. APPROPRIATIONS Jersey Mlddlttown. OS 1-259(1. Federal Aid _ — 17.753.73 in a general hospital. The faculty iINCROFT — Four-bedroom, two-hai 1960-61 1961-6! - 1M5-6.1 an. 11 thru Feb. u (IOS.OS Miscellaneous Revenue _. -._..-..-.,. 1,301.73 RIVER PLAZA—Spotleaa three-bTdroorn iplit. Recreation room, two-car garagi CURRENT EXPENSE Expenditures. Appropriations Appropriation; lelieves that selective learning Cape Cod. Basement, game room, low ;20..1IW. Owner sale. 9H 7-4311. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE (A) TOTAL OURHENT EXPENM . «J3,BlT.5( f 1M,033,00 • 420.010.00 down payment. Immediate possession, Salaries f 26,224.00 S7.TO.00 J9,O00.(X ».N ORDINANCE AMENDING AND experiences result In meaningful 0H l'TCBS, CA 3-9160 evenings. Asking P YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SPACE 975.00 850.00 750, Ot $14,000. Owner. This home has It. Six bedrooms, twi Contracted services „.;..-„ .._.»„_ ...... SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTEIt 20 earning without meaningless rep- baths, large living room with fireplac All Other Experts 3,MO.6B 3,309.00 JJ0O.OC OF THE ORDINANCE KNOWN BY lAPlTAl, OUT1AY A RAMBLING RANCH — Newly dec. 19* kitchen, 19' dining room, enclose* INSTRUCTION ITS SHORT KOHM TITLE AS "RE-Appropriation Balance _ ;tjtlon. The nursing courses are •rated. In excellent condition. Living rcli, two-car Raragc. Convenient I Salaries - .____. 3I9S78.M 404.235.00 452.61001! VISED ORDINANCES OF 1981," Local Tax Levy .._ lesigned, and the methods of room with fireplace, dining area, kltch- oppinc, school, bus. Out of t 'extbooks - 13,062.13 15.300.00 13,250,00 ADOPTED JUNE 5. 1061. tn, three bedrooms. (UP bath, attached •ner asking J17,9O0. Elwnod A. Arm Libraries A Audio Vlsua Mat. 4,145.98 5,710.00 5.312.U0 BE IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor (B) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAJT teaching selected, so that know- 14.100.00 12,875.00 ml Council of the Borough of Red garage. Priced at $18,200. Call THOMP- strong Agency, Realtor, 555 Prospc Teaching Supplies 11,965,69 ledge gained may be effectively SON ft BARTELL, REALTOR. SH 7- Ave., LiUle Silver. SK 1-4500. All Other Expenses ...... _.__ .. 3025 1.17S.00 3,10000 3ank, that Chapter 20 of the above en ATTENDANCE AND lied ordinance foe amended and sup. IEBT SERVICE transferred to the nursing care of i-'AIR HAVEN — Two-family duple: HEALTH SERVICES lemented ejt follows- Appropriation Balance _ TOR SALE — Three-room cooperative sale. Call 811 1-82B8 after Salaries—Attendance 180OW 1,500.00 SECTION I. .Chapter 20, "Traffi1c balance Appropriated ... patients. apartment ID Vail Homes. $51 montli p.m. All Other Expenses—Attendance 4,7S 120.00 100,0(1 cl." Article I, "Prohibited Parking, jocal Tax Levy pay« all but. heat. LI 2-4361. Salaries—Health _ » 6,250.00 6,100.00 I,U5,(M1 i hereby amemlet! and supplcim-ntetl tate Aid "The curriculum is educational- WILLING TO TAKE UP A PAINT Ml Other Expense—Health . ~. 2,S4?.gs 4,604.00 &,O'i4.OC y mining Sections S3, IN, B3, M, 8T, UTTLB SILVER —• Cozy Cape Cod, BRUSH and really get R buy? Th 1 B9 jin.i fin n« folloivB: (C) TOTAL DEBT SBRVIOE ' oriented and is not a com- two bedroomi, expansion attic with d three-bedroom ranch with finished bas TRANSPORTATION ' mtr, finished basement, aluminum co lent and garage in the buy o( tl Contracted Services 61,465.61 S3.7S0.OO 87,750,0(1 SECTION 53. No automobile or >ination of education and hospital blnation atorms, screens, blind 1. Pri- 10nth. Owner it In Texas and ei All Other Expenses—Oper, * Main. , 269.10 1,500.00 otlifr vrhlrle shall he parked upon vacy of woods behind. Off Broad St., OPERATION atreets or auctions of streets whera 'OTAL REVENUE-ALL ACCOUNTS _> ISB.SH.JO $ Ut,K>M I 00.00 NSTnUCTION find. Two blocks to Newman Springs y[uitlple_Ll»tIng ServIce. 7.8oo.no Parking" alcns are tjeliic or wSU alarie.i . _.. .„..,.. „ _.,_™..-.™ 19S.9TO.OO Hd. and Shrewsbury Avc. 10 yeara old. Rental or Land A Hiilldlnirs _ 1.0SO.00 l.OSO.OO S4O.00 be posted sliall tie given to the Ml.SOD.Ofl EXPENDITURES TO xtbooKi „. _ 3,572,01 3,900.00 3,900.00 Two bedrooms, expansion attic. J2.000 IIKD BANK AREA — Seven-year"ot( operator or owner of any vehicle JUrnrlrs A Au-lli Vinua] Mat, fU2,«l 415.00 4U.0O down. 111,000 mortgage. SH 1-1144 after ihrce bedroom ranch, landncaped cornci OTHER DISTRICTS which hn.i been parked prior lo the f p.m. Tuition , - ...... 191,065.36 2,550.00 2,400.00 posting rtt the signs chlnff Buppliei 7,OM>.« >,700.00 ».700.00 35-Year Veteran lot. 4',a per cent GI available. No Otlior Expenses m.on aoo.oo ftOOOO WIDDUCTOWN — Off Wilson Ave. broker*, no bargaining. 115,300, SH 7- SUNDRY ACCOUNTS TTENDANCE AND 1 I7GO. FOOD SERVICES SECTION 54 On Ihe Roulh Hide (Port Monraouth area); 6 . rooms, 278.59 300.00 500.00 of Reckless- Place, between Msple HEALTH SERVICES ' gray Cape Cod; beautiful condition; Ither Expense alarie.i—Attnnflance loo.no 100.00 LARGE FAMILY? Need more room Ixpenditures to Cover Deficits .... „...., 2.906.50 500.00 Avenue ami Brand Htrecl. ntar everything. $76 month pays nil Thia five-bedroom, two-bati colonial li SECTION 55. On the north side UrlCB—Hrallh _ - l.aoo.oo 1.900,00 for «. Nothing down. Vacant. Call th» answer to your problem. Pleasotii (A) TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE* _I 758,349.46 t B1MO0.OO * «80,!91.«l of West Vront Street between l Other Kxp»nn«—Health 3.102.M 3.013.00 VAlley 6-3393 (Perth Amboy). neighborhood on tree-shaded plot. 25 Bridge Avenue slid Hubharris 'RANSPORTATION IMMACULATE SPLIT -- Wnlklnft dis- living room, family size dining room Bridge. 'ontracted Bervjcei and Fubllc Cirrlin. 1.T1J.71 1,500.00 SKCTIOX fid. On the south side, f PER ATI ON tance to schools an1 d churches, Offers Itchtn. breakfast room, nun ronm, :APITAL OUTLAY three bedrooms, I ,* baths, IlaKatone hree-car gamge. Plenty of atoragi iltes - - * 13.113.6J I * of West Front street commencing larles 21,171. W pallo, aasumable GI mortpace for jpacr. Out of country owner askin, Snulpment _ _.. 5,652.03 7,121.00 2,»7.O0 i»t a point 15'l fr-et enst nf the In- IM. HI qualified buy*r. Ankln* SIR.AOO. Call 128.0(10, Elwond A. Arm«tronp A(jcnr,i t-riertf,,n nf Wi-vt Front Stroi-t HTUI ontractPat d Services 3.894.(5 I,SOI IIO THOMPSON * BARTELL REALTOR, Icaltnr. 555 Prospect Ave., Little Si (B) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY I 18,968.11 I 7,121.00 * 2,147.01 Shrewsbury Avenue, rlinninc tlience 3.71U9 3.W0.00 BH 7-5600. er. BH T-450O. westerly tn lliibbnnls Bridge ippllos „„_ 1,738.03 2.500 00 Al.NTENA.VCK 1SECTION 57. On the n-est side >EBT SEKVICE Rector Place nml Shrewsbury [tritrauted Services „..— •.«I7.M I.UO.WI rlnclpal - ...» 50,000.00 I 50,000.00 * 65,000.01 Avenue, between Monmouth street 11 Other Expenses 500 00 interest „ . _._.... 38,217.50 31,157.50 13,177.50 an'! Brlilce Avenue. •IXEII CHAnnEa SECTION S*. On llu» east »l,le of Iniployre Hetlrpment Contri. 1.I79.SI i,.in.n) Shrewsbury Avenue between We*t Inmrftnre A JunRlnents », 3.IU.C3 2.T00.O0 RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES (C) TOTAL DEBT 8EKVICE 84,157.50 I 108,(77.50 I-'ront Krreet nnd Ihe Lnrig Ilranrh EXPF..VI)ITtirtEa TO New York Itsiilrond rithtnf- OTHER DISTRICTS I Day 40c Line way. "OTALS (Sum of A lo C Inc.) ..-I 8R3..H3.14 9 70!U7fi.5O a 791,315.50 li 111 on 3 Days Consecutive ™..32c Line SECTION 5J. On Hie e;i«| t|,lr nf rt'i>K.\TT unnv 4 Days Consecutive „ —..30c Line r.erlor Place for a rilrttnnre nf ""<> ArnyrriKs fel noi-lli of ||, Interjection with 27.11 5 Days Consecutive 25c Lino .0 AFritl ritlATIO.t BALANCES JKXK 30, 1»SI W—I Front Street. OMM1:.NITY BEHVICKS 10 Days Consecutive «. : ; Me Line SECTION fit). Any utmrcunle'l ve- tiirr Exprnsr—Clvlr Aft. . rurtRENT EXPENSES i itn.mi.42 hicle parked or stahdlns in vloUtinn 3SS.M 10 Days Consecutive „ 2%c Line 1. CAPITAL OUTLAY . 3.11(21 i>f mis Artlrle I. "I'rnliibileil Park- UUnd ada ua'ng Th* Refflstar'a P O. Boi 26c extra. :. DEBT SERVICE _ 51.Rl Ing" ghall be deemed a ruilsinc* (Ai TOTAI, ci:nnE.vr EXPENBEI ...» 3M.JM.B5 I MI.OD.OO i «:o,6io.oo :OTAI< BALANCES JIN)' 3". 13G1 ._ 4 ltt.lM.4l regulation of trniflr: ami nnj- pparn Yearly Contract Rates on Request ! 1 CAPITAL OUTLAY Mini mam (nterttno . Thre* LSsct TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND oHlcrr may ptnvlilf U\T I H> r^num ! «V>.M (if such vfhlclf. The nwnir nhftll 619. IS Right to classify, edit or rejtct any advertisement It reicrvtd pay thff rrasnrulilr i-ofl!s of the v- Equipment _ , , BALANCES JUNE 30. __ 11.041.721.91 by The Rftxtffttr noval Rnfl stnragp wlilch inny rf- (B) TOTAL CAPITAL, OUTLAY _.l l.raro I W» will not Da responsible for •rrori. unless they ara> d«t*cied mlt from Hiieli romoviii, ^r^()^c re- tMfor* tha lecnnri 1 inert ion. Jjalnlng po^flf.-t.ilnn nt thp vrhlrle No caacellatlons will be accepted or changes mad* tn advarui*. IMPIIOVEMENT AliTslUHIZATIONS. SECTION 1. T,\',s finllnanrp H\I:-,1 \XV + DEBT SERVICE mtnti one dour after receipt at office, [feet upon (Is paasaRe and publication 3S.om.oo i U.OM.OO I 3fl.Aoo.on Mrs. David Stark JULY I, 11)110 lo JINK 30, 1081 ccordlriff lo law ;m'! u\ an open house in the central ol- EQUIPMENT 145.08 onflay, Fobniary '5. W> at fir.'iO II. rM'lTAL OPTI.AY _ ... ,M4 07 fice here. Dial SH 1-1110 M. fti ttin founcll Chamhprs in thf C. DEBT SERVICE J25.OO OTAl. IMPROVEMENT AUTHOHIZATIJN iniclpfll Building. Mf)nmo;ith Str'-f!. An assistant chief operator in Call, on prlvalf telepnonei ara lolMrea lo 03. 1-0623 from th« EXPENDITURES Htd Bank, New Jonpv, nt u-Jiirh limp TOTAL BALANCES Jt'NE .10, 1M1 » 95.*95,B« rmlotvlni! ilatloni: LOwtl) t, COKJI 4. 71? IKejniburi) WHllneT 1 NEXPENDEI) IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS «ni| place nil ppriont itnlrlnc tn h*, J the Perth Amboy traffic depart- Hlithlintll 3 OBDorna 1. RUmion L >Ea Btlt&t 1 and BHidyildt l JUNE 30, 1S61 heiird thereon will he Riven (nil r>i.-' ment, Mrs. Stark is a member of all 1 Iiortunlly, TOTAI* EXPENDITURES ANJ Dated: January IB, Wfi? j BALANCES JUNE 30, JSI61 Elizabeth Council, H. G. McCul- CUM «i pruan uupnmn in loutiat u BM 1-00:0 irora utt 'OTAL EXP-ENDITURicg ANlJ ENDING BALANCE .... JOHN HRYAV. tsliowinf lUtloni: iTlintlo Hlciuanilt L CAm:al ] and 0. Ubtrtj t BoroiiRh C\trk. ly Chapter, Tclphone Pioneers of an. IR Jan. 18 Americai-

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