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FORT MONMOUTH — Gro- Is. Destroyed ceries are now being bagged at Remove the Fort Monmouth commissary ALBANY, N. Y. (AP)— on a customer do-it-yoursell I Gov. and Mrs. Nelson A sis, it was disclosed today. ' Rockefeller fled to safety Following a furor raised by Burned early today as a flash fire Rep. Frank Kowalski (D-Conn.) over assignment of soldiers to wrecked New York's his- the commissary, J. Peter Hoff- toric old executive mansion man, Fort Monmouth Public In- Bodies and destroyed picture's and formation Officer, said today GI details were cancelled on orders TERRE HAUTE, Ind. art objects valued at more than from top Army officials in Wash- AP) — Twenty-two coal $250,000. ington. miners died in a searing, The governor, roused by his As of last Friday, customers tearing explosion deep in wife, climbed from a cecond- —with the help of civilian cash- , floor bedroom window to the roof iers at check out counters and shaft last night. Masked I' of a shelter over the main en- with no help from Instruction rescue workers hauled out trance and directed firemen in sheets the Army had Issued to their torn, burned bodies in the rescue of three servants, soldier-baggers—Jiaye been' help- temporarily isolated by flame Ing themselves. hazardous 10-hour operation. in their third-floor quarters. The 22nd body was carried out Mr. Hoffman said that teen- All occupants of the turreted, in a clattering mine rail car at age boys who live with their Victorian-style residence thai :35 a.m. (CST) today. It had families on the reservation have once housed Presidents Grove been about six hoars since the been invited to help carry bun- Cleveland and two Roosevelts, first body was found. dles to cars in return for tips Theodore and Franklin D., es- Pockets of intense heat and which might be offered by cus- caped down ladders without in deadly coal gas threatened the tomers. operation and forced the rescuers "This is the way it will have Paintings charred by flames HAT IN THE RING —Sen. Walter H, Jones IR-Bergan), one of the three leading to push forward with the great- to be until funds are authorized that apparently originated in th est care. to employ additional civilian candidate* for the Republican gubernatorial nomination next month, is flanked by main-floor drawing room am Wasn't Heard workers," Mr. Hoffman said. Dr. Warren Fowler, Jr., left, and Hubert M. Farrow, Jr., both directors of the Red swept up the wide, main stair- The explosion was so far un- case included numerous old mas- Bank Rotary Club. Sen. Jones, the preisnt Senate majority leader, addressed a derground that nobody heard it, ters valued at about $7.00,000 club luncheon yesterday at the Molly Pitcher Hotel. and mine officials were unable They were given to the mansio Thompson to pinpoint the time it occurred. by W. Averell Harriman, Rocke- TrouWe was first discovered feller's immediate predecessor i between 9 and 10 p.m. (CST) office. i Indicted For when the miners failed to answer U. S. NAVY SUBMARINE TENDER Prot.uj, above, moved Cause Unknown Opposes Broad Base Tax a routine telephone check. info Scotland1! Holy Lech today to set up a floating bas« The cause of the fire was no' Murder Twenty-two other miners in determined. another sectaort were immediate- for Polaris-carrying submarines. It was under protection The fire was brought undei Chair Mandatory Jones Challenges Rivals to Air Views on Issue ly ordered to the surface. of a British wariMp against a mosquito armada of Eng- control about an hour after r What touched off the explosion nomination, former I). S. Labo lish pacifists. The Protaus will be used to supply and was discovered. On Conviction RED BANK-State Sen. Walter senator, a leading candidate for was not known. There was spec- The disheveled governor toured H. Jones (R-Bergen) expressed the Republican nomination, told Secretary James P. Mitchell o] ulation that the miners broke load missiles aboard U, S. nuclear-powered submarines the lower floors of the 40-room Under Charge opposition yesterday to a the Rotary Club at the Molly Little Silver. through into an old shaft In roving the seas off European coasts. (AP Wirephoto) (See FIRE, Pg. 3) broad base tax in New Jersey Pitcher Hotel. "Voters have a Mr. Mitchell, who addressed which deadly coal gas had ac- NEW YORK (AP) - Child kill- and challenged the other guber- right to know the candidates' po- the local club last month, said cumulated. er Fred J. Thompson was called natorial candidates to announce sitions." he had "no pat answer, no pana- As soon as the explosion was to court today to face a first de their views publicly. < Sen. Jones' call for a tax stand cea" to the state's financial prob- discovered, fresh air was poured gree murder indictment. "The people shouldn't have to was a thinly veiled challenge to lems and stated he would cam- into the mine, but it had no Lively Hearing Precedes Conviction- would make a death vote on a question mark," the another aspirant for the GOP paign on his record of public chance of penetrating the wall ot chair sentence mandatory. service, swirling dust, smoke and fumes The 59-year-old alcoholic drift- 'Not EnougV —and, anyway, all 22 men ap- er was expected to be sent to a Call Prosecutor Sen., Jones charged ;.,VI jiareaWy •#«**.-the blast. mental hospital for examitiatioa that it was not enough for Down »J Feet to determine whether he is fit to Budget Okay candidate to say 'he has no pai The mea werjr.265 feet below stand trial. answer" to the tax situation. Widespread public hostility Start Investigation tie surface and about three miles 1 ' VEV SHREWSpURY - After the budget. Mr. Cole voiced-a]081 item for "reserve for unco! the killer led authorities to ordei Sen. Jones then qualified hi; back in -the" sloping shaft. a lively two-hour public hear- reluctant "Aye." lected taxes. a bulletproof steel van for hii stand against a broad base ta: Birch Brooks, vice president ing. Borough Council last night Opposition to the budget from Councilman Herbert L. Willetl ride from the men's house of de by indicating he might favo and general manager of the Vi- adopted th* 1961'budget of $443, the public was led by Conrad 3d, explained this amount tention in the Bronx to the Crim- On Unsigned Flyers some type of sales tax it tin (See 22 KILLED, Pg. 2) 729.19 for jnflhicipal purposes. Smith, Tinton Falls, who said he fixed by state taw at an amounl inal Courts Building in'Manhat- funds could be rigidly designated UNION BEACH — The Board the board's opinion that such un This, plus school and county could show the council how to governed by actual tax collec- tan. for use in the educational area of Education has instructed, its signed flyers, "which contain The Bergen County candidati taxes, will bring the total budg- save $100,000 on municipal ex- tions of the previous year. A Manhattan Grand Ju^ry, act- Brett to Rim attorney to start an investigation distortions, misinformation, half- said that educational expend! et f to $1,313,310.21, of which penses. Last year, he said, borougl ing with extraordinary speed, into the question of the legality truths and outright falsehoods." turcs consume up to 75 per cen tS per cent must be raised by tax collections dropped for thi handed up the Indictment yester- For Committee His suggestions Included con- of unsigned election campaign are illegal and tfeat persons re- of local budgets and betweer property taxes. first time in years. Therefore, day a few hours after the burial tracting for garbage collection, flyers. Edward J. Scullion, board sponsible can be prosecuted. 25 and 30 per cent of the state's ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP' — ~" tax rate will go up by he continued, the borough has ol Thompson's victim, 4-year-oli secretary, revealed yesterday. and challenging the legality of Mr. Scullion noted that there He declared that some waj Peter Brett will, be the Demo- about 15 per cent. the legal obligation to pdt aside Edith (Google) Kiercorius. the state requirement for a re- Mr. Scullion said it is "quite have been many such flyers dis- must be found to bring tax reliel cratic party's Candidate for Town- The budget passed after money to meet the possibility The indictment, in line wit ship Committee here. g serve for uncollected taxes. likely" that the matter will be tributed in the borough in re- to tile property owner, but thai that collections may be as low customary procedure in sucli speeches by two councilman, presented to the county prosecu- cent years. any broad base tax,, "must be George Ulmensee, Jr., party Suggests Prep School again this year. cases, charged rape and feloniou who said it was too low, tor for action at that level. geared entirely to education." chairman, made the announce- assault in addition to first de- He also referred to an anony- ment yesterday. Councilmen Donald Cole and He also suggested it would be Why, Mr. Welschel inquired, He said that based on a pre- mous flyer circulated prior to the Sen. Jones said that the state'! gree murder. liminary check of state law it is Mr. Brett, a salesman, lives Daniel E, Renshaw said the cheaper to send all high school the borough can get its mone; school budget election here revised Constitution would havf students of Lawrenceville Acad- A plea of innocence to the in- on New St. with his wife and budget fails to provide enough by selling property for delinquen dictment Is mandatory when a Wednesday. to be amended before such a tai emy than to pay for the new taxes, must it appropriate thi: daughter. They have been town- tor fire departments, roads and defendant's life is at stake. He said the flyer asked for a could be inflexibly dedicated. ship residents 10 years. Mr. Brett Regional High School budget. reserve? Warn Children police. Thompson has confessed h no" vote on the budget and Property Tax is a member of the township fire Must Fay for Service Several citizens, including Ger- Mr. Willett said that by law lured Edith to his $8-a-week Of Strangers stated that if the fiscal schedule The senator also stated, as dii company. "We want top quality munlci- ald Helnzman, Partridge La., takes two years of unpaid taxe; Mr. Mitchell at the previous room, raped her and beat her t MIDDLETOWN — Police of- were approved, board member Mr. Ulmensee and Robert Mul- and Eston Whelchel, Apple Or- before the borough can hold meeting, that experience indi . NORMANDY BEACH (AP) — the Colonial Home, 132 South Har- MRS. CHARLES YORK •] MRS, FLORENCE EICHWALD ChlllingWOrth Trial Plan Studied Law Near rison St., East Orange. Funeral services will be held to- RED BANK — Mrs. Anna M KEANSBURG — Mrs. Florence NEW SHREWSBURY — Bor- TRENTON (AP) — With less Adams was the last winner of morrow for Platt Adams, a for- York 43 of 2 North Bridge Ave., O'Neill Eichwald, 75, of 36 Han- ough Council plans to take steps than a month to go, 13 of New the now discontinued standing high mer United States Olympic cham- died in St. Albans Naval Hospital cock St., died Tuesday In River- at a special meeting Monday to Jersey's 21 counties have yet to jump in Stockholm in 1912. He To Start Monday pion who died Monday at his Wednesday after a short view Hospital. facilitate entry of a service sta- comply with the state's new prop- home on 6th Ave. He was 75. jumped 4 feet V/t ih t d Mrs. Eichwald was born in Jer- FORT PIERCE, Fla (AP) — was operating a liquor and gam tion and shopping center to the erty assessing law. The services will be held at feat his brother, Ben, sey City, daughter of the late Har- Tinton Falls area, it was an- , Handsome, persuasive Joseph A. bling payoff racket and intended The statute requires each coun- ished second- It ry~alianwary MullhrO'Neill. She - nounced last night. Peel, Jr., oncea promising West to expose him. Peel was a city ty to set a uniform assessing ra time in Olympiyp c historyy had been a resident here IB years. "There have now been four ap- tio by April 1. brothers placed first and second and Mrs. James . Palm Beach attorney, will go on judge at the time. was a member of St. Anthony's She was a member of Bayshore trial for his lite Monday in Flor- plications for a service station The Division of Local Govern- Resigns PosJ: in the same event. Council, K of C Columbiettcs and Thirty feet from the court- in that area," Councilman Her- Catholic Church. ida's most sensational murder ment reports that it expects some In the 1908 games in London, Independent Women's League house. Peel is held under maxi bert L. Willett, 3d said. counties to default on setting a Surviving are her husband, case. Adams placed fourth in the hop. here. mum security conditions. H< figure. (In these cases the state As Assistant Charles York; two sons, Donald "An application was again step and jump. He also competed Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Accused as mastermind of the steadfastly maintains that Holza turned down by the Board puts the level at 50 per cent of and David York, both at home; 1955 killings pf Circuit Judge Cur- in the running broad jump in Gencvieve Reynolds of this place; pfel and Lincoln, lied when th Adjustment Tuesday night. market value) both 1908 and 1912- a daughter, Mrs. iVanderbilt tis E. Chillingworth and his wife, U.S. Attorney two brothers, Arnold O'Neill of implicated him. Visitors are ni "Council had better look into A division spokesman said, "In Bovce of Atlantic Highlands; Marjorie, Peel will be tried in NEWARK — The resignation From 1906 to 1916 he won 37 Matawan and Harold O'Neill of allowed in his cell. this. Either the mechanism se some counties the tax boards three brothers, John Bradley ol of Joseph R. McMahon, 32, as- championships in track and field. Louisiana; two sisters, Mrs. Bea- a rickety, 52-year-old courtroom 100 Wooden Chairs up for the Board of Adjustment have run into such conflicting East Orange, Edward Bradley, sistant U. S. attorney, Criminal In 1912 he won two national, two rlceHibb'" -f California and Mrs. where Chillingwocth himself had is not working right, or some- points of view from different serving with the Army, and Under a change of venue th; Division, was announced todsy metropolitan and one Canadian Gertrude •• Iman- of Boston, . presided in the past. thing else has gone wrong." groups that they don't want to Francis Bradley of Philadelphia; brought the trial here from We: by the Department of Justice. title in addition to his Olympic Mass., a jndcWld and three Peel is charged with hiring Mayor Karl K. Baron said take responsibility for picking a gold medal. four sisters, Miss Kathryn, Floyd A. "Lucky" Holzapfel, a Pal* Beach, Circmt Judge D_ great-grandchildren. , Sl lth de e n plans call for construction of afigure." • Margaret "and Rita BiWley and notorious Florida hoodlum, and " »'" P"*' " *° After World War I he went to A high requiem mass, will be shopping centpj,. in connection Where the state sets the ratio, Mrs. Louts Ziedler, all of Phil- Georse "Bobbl" Lincoln, a Neg- wh« he will do about the Europe to train Italy's track and offered tomorrow at 9 a.m. in tcd with the proposed service sta- the county can select a different field team for the 1920 Olympics. adelphia, and a eraixlchlld. ro' moonshiner, to get rid of P« ^ «* would-be sped, St. Ann's Catholic Church, with tion. level next year. But any county- p 1933 he was chosen chief box. The funeral will be Monday at ChilUngsworth HoUafel s aiders and the reporters who wi Rev, Stanley Levandoski, assist- wanl to coVe the tnaI "It is reported that postal au- set ratio must stay in force at Ing inspector of New Jersey and 8 a.m. from the William S. An- both CoUingsworths were snatched ! f - thorities are favorable to the idea least three years. served for six years. derson Funeral Home, followed ant pastor, officiating. Burial will There are just 100 hard woode bo In St. Joseph's Cemetery, un- from their home on a lonely of putting a post office for th The county ra,tio will replace Adams, who was born in Greene, by a requiem mass at 9 o'clock chairs for the audience, the ju: der direction of the Ryan Funeral shore rear Palm Beach and borough into the (hopping cen- the individual levels formerly se- N. Y,. near Binghamton, attend- In St Anthony's Church. Buriaf drowned in the Atlantic Ocean ors also will sit in unpaddc Home. chairs mounted on cast iron pet) ter," he said. lected by its municipalities. ed Newark High School, forerun- will be In Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Bodies Not Found estals and bolted to the creakini Adopt 2 Code* Counties which have already ner of Barringer High School, The bodies were never found At the same meeting the coun- chosen a, percentage are: Cape where he played "on the baseball, ELMER T. WHEELER MISS GERTRUDE E. HUFF floor. Their Spartan hardnes 0 WEST KEANSBURG — Miss but Holzapfel and Lincoln con will discourage drowsiness if tin cil adopted two ordinances on May, 100; Morris, Ocean, Som- ice hockey, football and track LONG BRANCH — Elmer T. erset and Warren; SO; Bergen, teams. Gertrude E. Huff, 91, died fessed in gory detail how they trial drones on a long time. final reading. Wheeler, 64, of 129 Brighton carried out the bizarre crime. One changed the procedure fo 40; and Gloucester and Sussex, Ave. died yesterday In his home Wednesday in her home, 35 State Attorney Phil O'Conni In 1922 he was elected to the granting permission to build rec- 30. Born In West Xong Branch Thome PI. Peel's reason for wanting ii of West Palm Beach says it wi state Assembly on the Essex reation facilities in residential The new ratios go into effect son of the late Edward and She was born in Stamford, done, they said, was that Chill be over in two weeks. Defen! County Republican ticket, but re lngworth had evidence that Peel areas. next year and assessors will start signed the following year to be- Mary Rellly Wheeler, he reConn. attorneys predict it will go fiv This amendment to the ioning using them when they make their come boxing inspector. He was tired in 1954 after IB years as a Surviving are a niece, Mrs. Em- Friend at Deceased ordinance sets forth that an ap- rounds in October. an unsuccessful candidate for Es- refrigeration engineer wUh Sear ma Koskl, with whom she lived, O'Connell, long a person; plicant for such a recreation Rule* and regulations govern- sex County sheriff in 1941. board Service, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret 22 Killed friend and admirer of Chillini facility must have site plan ap- ing the Implementation of the law Before his retirement six years Mr. Wheeler Is a veteran ol Schmoll of this place and Mrs. (Continued) worth, one of Florida's most n proval from the Planning Board were promulgated'today by State ago, he was a salesman for a World War I. Gugel of, Paterson. ' spected jurists, was In the fon and, in addition, permission from Treasurer John A. Kervick. They Newark chemical firm. The funera! will be tonight at king Coal Corp., said, "We wil Surviving are his wife, Mrs. front of a five-year investigate the Board of Adjustment. are available on request from the He leaves two daughters, Char- 8 p.m. in the Ryan Funeral Home, have to check their belt num Violet Morris Wheeler:' a step- that led finally to the arrest A recent suit to stop building Division of Taxation. Joseph McMahon lotte Barber of Beaumont, Tex., Keansburg, with Rev. John P. hers to identify them." son, Curtis Soden of Stelton; a Peel last November. of a proposed swimming ciub in Kervick made these recommen- and Nancy Adams of Culver City, Euler, pastor of the Bayshore A rescue worker said: "You Mr. McMahon, 75 Buena Vista steodaughter, Mrs. Jane Travli He feels the confessions of Hi the northern part of the borough dations for future changes in the Calif., and his brother, Ben, of of Wilmington, Del.; six grand- Community Church, East Keam- couldn't see anything in there. law: Assessment of property ev- Ave., Rumson, will join with 1 zapfel and Lincoln — that th wai settled on the understanding Bay Head. children; two brothers, Worman burg, officiating. The smoke was black as night that such an ordinance would be ery two or three years, instead of Frederic C. Ritzer, Jr., in the The mine has a total of aboul weighted the CliiUingworths wii general practice of law as the Wheeler of Wilmington and passed. annually: mandatory publication Thurston 'Wheeler of'Monmoum 200 employees working tn shifts chains and dumpedJbsm into t of assessments in newspapers; firm'of Ritzer & McMahon, 744 No problem finding tenants Ther* were no comments dur- Beach, and two sisten, Mrs. around the dock to provide fuel ocean — will be sufficient to legislation to permit use of coun- Broad St., here OK Budget when you advertise The Register establish the corpus delecti. H ing the public bearing on this Viola Walsh of this place and way.—Advertisement. for the nearby Wabash power leasure. ty or joint municipal assessors; Mr. Ritter, first assistant U. S. p plant of the Public Service Com- will demand the death penalty fo and improvements in the qualifi- attorney and chief of the Crim- Mrs. Margaret Grover of El- Peel. Salary Measure InOceanport; DEATH NOTICE pany of Indiana. An ordinance setting rates for cations, staff and pay of assess- inal Division for eight years, be ron. NOCOnVO. Antonio — 151 North BR»4- Off-duty miners rushed to the Peel's attorneys are expectei ors. resigned Feb. 1. Services will be held tomorrow way, south Amboy on Mirdi % IStL to insist that the word of tw all borough employees was also Beloved huibind ol Uit Itu Llllltn. shaft to aid the state mine rescue passed. A 1950 cum Iaude graduate of Tax Rate Up at 10 a.m. in the John W. Flock Devoted father of Urr. Ltwrlt Pclfe- witnesses of unsavory repute Funeral Home, with Rev. J. Ciiot, Mn. Joieph Corvlno, Mrs. An- crew, headed by Charles A. Pur- In the hearing on this, H. P. Seton Hall University, Mr. Mc- OCEANPORT - This borough's thonr Pellllo, Mri. William Dabntr. cell, Indiana director of mines not sufficient to convict a mi Mahon served with the U. S. Courtney Hayward, castor of St. Mri. Fettr Greco, nlcnard and Edwin of Peel's background — a mai Schlander, Swimming River Rd. Budget 1961 budget was adopted last Nocorvo Brother ol Hrt. B*rt Con* end mining.. asked if the borough needs i Army Counter-intelligence Corps night and an ordinance providing Luke's Methodist Church offici- trlno, Mri. Jtmei Buttell and Cre- once considered to have a brigh (Continued) cemo Nocorvo. Funeral Saturday morn- The mine is about 200 yards heating inspector, and if the jobs fin Berlin, Germany, (or three pay raises for municipal ating. Burial will be in Wood- future in Florida politics. Ing. 8:30 a.m. from "Hora« for Fu- west of the Wabash River in of plumbing and health inspector tax sale. Meanwhile, the bor- years. ployees was introduced. bine Cemetery, Oceanport. nerals" (The Gundrura Btrvle*) 337 Peel also is charged in anothi Bordentown Ave.. KouUi Ambojr to at. desolate hilly country. are not duplications. ough must meet its obligations. After discharge, he became a The fiscal measure forecasts a Mary's K. C. Church, whers at 9:00 a case with conspiring to kill Hoi Community Poor Home? vice president of the rigging and MRS. ISABELLA S. KEARNEY Solemn Hlah Requiem Haas will be Floodlights Mayor Karl K. Baron said that 42-cent Increase in the over-all ,r.^. .^nuuuu> „. .i...... goitjnn H|,h Requiem M«~ zapfel to silence him about th The bleak scene was illumi- opinion on these questions seems "If there were not a reserve," millwright firm of Edward B. tax rate to $5.27 per $100 of as- KEANSBURG — Services for offeredtery, Ne, intermtnw Markett . RmurrectioFrllDdl man y calf Chillingworth slayings. he said, "we would have to col- McMahon, Inc., Elliabeth. a fam- Mrs. Isabella Si Kearney of 157 !-5, T-IO p.m. * nated only by two or three flood- to be divided, and that these jobs sessed valuation. , Seeley Ave. wl!F1>e held tomor- lights. About 200 persons stood in are under study. lect every single tax bill this ilyowned business founded 125 $1.13 Municipal Rate year to pay our own bi.ls." years ago by his great-grand- row at 2 p.m. in Hie Adam: DEATH NOTICE the dark and cold outside the zzassssmssmma, The mayor also said he had For municipal purposes the Memorial Home, Red Bank, with LEVIN—Fannie F. of (75 Bath Ave. rope barrier manned by state po- been requested by Roland Brown, Mr. Heinzman asked when father. Borough Council proposes to Long Branch, on March 7. 1951 at Jquor license fees,,, will be in- Mr. McMahon entered Seton Rev. W. Gordon Louden, pastor Honmouth Hedlcal Center, Long licemen—most of them hopeless president of the Board of Health, spend $271,446, which will cause of Red Bank Methodist Church Brandx Funsral Servjcel today. 3 p.m. Births to put on record his protest that creased to bring in additional Hall Law School in September, from the John W. Flock Funeral Home. families and friends of the an increase of 5 cents in theofficiating. Burial will be !n Fair In lieu of flowera. nleaie lend contri- trapped miners. salaries of the health inspector, evenue. 1953, receiving his bachelor of municipal purposes tax rate to butions for (Fanny bevln's scholarship laws degree after four years of View Cemetery, Middletown. Fund) to Long Branch Jewiab Com- A woman standing next *tS a Rlvervlew set at $1,000 and secretary, set at Mayor Karl K. Baron said-the $1.13. munity Center. night school. Mrs. Kearnev, a teacher in the reporter asked the time. When $400, should have been increased. council expects to titfte action on Borough Clerk William P. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Laird, 26: this within a month. . - He is a member of the Newark Middletown Township f n t e r- n* told her, she said: "Oh, my Grant Ave., Eatontown, daughter Among the other salaries in Fleckner said the salary ordin- If you don't do something Athletic Club, the Newark and mediate School at Leonardo, died r,od, I've only been here an yesterday. the ordinance are: road superin- ance includes raises of up to $300 soon about getting taxes down," U. S. Chamber of Commerce, the Wednesday night in Monmouth hour and a half and It seems Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McAfee, tendent, {3,600; sanitation super- 'or himself, the police depart- intendent, $3,600: director of pub- Mr. Heiniman predicted, "you Seton Hall University Alumni ment and Eome other posts. Medical Center. " liV« all night." M Raynor Ave., East Keansburg, Born here, daughter of the "Do you have relatives In lic assistance, $1,200; recreation are going to be tunning one big Federation board of governors, The new salaries planned arc: twin daughters, yesterday. and the Essex County. New Jer- late James D. and Jeannie there?" • ' - director, $2,M0; secretary ( tocommunity poor house." Clerk, $3,300; tax collector, $3,- sey, Federal, and American Bar Thompson Seeley, she 'was a "I don't want to believe it," Monmouth Medical Center recreation commission, $275. An unusual feature of the 700; mayor, $750; coundlmen, Associations. former resident of Red Bank. . shu said. "But, oh, my God, it Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spergel, Police chief, $6,250; police ser- hearing was a series ^speeches $500; president of the board of Mr. McMahon is also vice pres- Mrs. Kearney was a rnember m"st be so!" Delaware Ave., West Lon geant, $5,550; special patrolman in favor of the budget. assessors, $500; board secretary, ident of the Seton Hall Law of Red Bank Methodist Church Then she broke down and was Branch, daughter, yesterday. $5,300; patrolman second class, Lloyd Peskoe, Fairfieid Dr., $1,850, and each member, $500; Alumni. Surviving are a son, H. James onable to talk further. Mr. and Mrs. Keith I. Tracy $4,900; probationary patrolman, said: police chief, $S,200; police cap- He is married to the former Kearney, Jr., of this place; a The crowd included teenagers, lil Fairway Dr., Brick Town $4,600. "This is the fourth year I have tain, $6,000; patrolmen, $5,600; Jacqueline Andrews of New York grandson, and a sister, Mrs l looking for their fa- ship, daughter, yesterday. Magistrate, $2,650; docket attended budget hearings and I three police radio dispatchers, $2,- Expert professional and West Allenhurst. She is the Thomas F. Oakley of Red Bank thers. Mr. and Mrs. Edward clerk, $2,400; building inspector, have yet to hear a good word 870 each; assistant dispatcher, 24-hr, nursing car* Klumpf, West Park Ave., Oak- $1,500; plumbing inspector, $1, daughter of the late George H. $1,435; special school policemen, They stood staring at the mine said for the budget. Yet I think JAMES SAMPSON hurst, daughter, yesterday. 200; heating inspector, $500. Andrews, internationally known $1,200 each; road supervisor, $5,- shaft, eyes unseeing, unable to the majority of people are in WEST KEANSBURG — James Licensed by the Dept. Mr. and Mrs. John Cetrulo, Planning Board secretary, $300; golf champion 600; health inspector, $150; board answer questions—just staring favor of good schools and good Sampson, 74, of Laurel Ave., died Of Institution* and Agencies High Boy Ct, Middletown Board of Adjustment secretary, Mr. and Mrs. McMahon have of health secretary, $165; plumb- with a look of dazed horror. government, and of budgets that Tuesday in Riverview Hospital. Of .New Jersey daughter, yesterday. $150; Industrial Congress secre- two daughters, Lucille, 5, and ing inspectors, $450; registrar of The mine went Into operation will provide them." Mr. Sampson was born in Bos- William Votta, tary, $240. Cordelia, 1. vital statistics, $200: deputy reg- In IMS. Its only previous fa- Mr. and Mrs. Trving Cohen, Cloverdale Cir., istrar, $25; building inspector, $1,- ton, Mass. • HILLTOP Ave., Linden, Borough clerk. $6,100; clerk's tality was one last year, caused 212 Woodland said: 200; treasurer, $175; attorney, $1- He was a member of the Amer- daughter, yesterday. secretary, $3,700; treasurer, $1,- riUVATK NURSING HOME, INC- by a machinery accident. "What is so miserable about 000; magistrate, $1,350; court ican Pigeon Racing Association Mr. and Mrs. George Wood: 500; tax assessor, $3,700; taic col Kings Hoy. Middletown Coal is hauled continuously paying another $50 a year for clerk, $600; welfare director, $250: Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. 7 Campbell Ct., Deal, daughtei lector, $5,500; borough attorney, Convict Driver OS 1-0177 from the mine to the power plant good schools and good borough ibrarian. $150; planning board George Yered of Needham, Mass yesterday. $2,400, and retainer for borough on a giant conveyor belt. Heavy- services? secretary, $260, and zoning board Funeral services will be under Mr. and Mrs. George Eben engineer, $500. Jawed equipment is used to "The same people who come Of Tipsy Driving of adjustment secretary, $200. direction of the Ryan Funeral break the coal out of the shaft 1 Cedar Ave., Rumson, daugi and beef about the budget.will MIDDLETOWN — Magistrate Home, Keansburg. walls. ter, this morning. pay $150 more for a car next A public hearing on the ordin- W. Gilbert Manson fined Edward year without saying a word." ance will be held March 17. Paper Drive A. Brock, 14 Acker Dr., J20O yes- Query Water Rate 1 Sol Grover, Edison Ave., said: terday, and revoked his driver's "I have no complaints about Questions concerning the water Thompson license for two years on a charge rates to be charged by Mon- Is Sunday this budget. I would suggest of drunk driving. mouth Consolidated Water Co,, (Continued) FAIR IIAVEN — The Lions though, that an attempt be made The charge stemmed from an Long Branch, were asked of the Club paper drive will be held to make this -year's budget a Police Commissioner Michael lunday at 9 a.m. accident Feb. 5 on Rt. 35 incouncil. Members of the govern- J. Murphy invited the chicken sort of ceiling, and try not to go front of the Harmony Bowl, in- ing body explained that the in- in Monument Selection Raymond Miller, paper drive over it next year." farm owner and his wife and a volving cars driven by Mr. Brock crease was due mainly to a rate number of policemen to police chairman, has asked all club G. R. Wood, Wellington Dr., n w» mckt xw -Www nmtmbtt «U> •ad Anthony Rodriguez, 15 Not- increase granted the company headquarters to receive commen- dedicated to members to participate in the asked if, since taxes are rising ptact, ihit iif and me." drive. tingham Way. last year by the Public Utilities dations today fofor their work in INTEGRITY TCMtNCC by 15 per cent this year, there is Commission. Installation of wa- solvinolving the case,. Because of bad weather, it has Mr. Rodriguez filed the com- To serve reverently ... The art of commemwatioci is raritd and a possibility they will come down plaint against Mr. Brock. ter meters in the Portaupeck sec- The chicken farm couple, Mr. subtle. We should lite to help jrou *s we not been held for the past two 5 per cent next year. tion, however, are expected to with dignity and baauty tare helped so nuny others. Our profes- lonths. The defendant told the court and Mrs. Max Pesko, recognized About Next Year he had fo\ir or five beers, produce added income to meet their new hired hand as the always, and offering th» sional knowledge will correctly fliideyou . Mr. Miller said the entire bor- Councilman Renshaw laughed the increased charges. CONVENIENT TEKMS and had also taken a tranquilizer, wanted killer through pictures of Mnimeits ough will- be covered by theand said: utmost in consideration. GUILD j .ions Club trucks. prior to the accident. Council restated its opinion to Thompson that bad been publi- JOHN VAN KIRK & SON "Tell him. He might as well deny a variance to Peter Delias cizedelzed. They nnotifiei d New Jersey At no time doss creed or 115 Cooper rd.. Middletown off rt. 35 al He was represented by Edward lleadea'a Corner fill 1-03ID mow now as next year." W. Wise, Jr., Red Bank attor- 32 Shrewsbury Ave., to use his Stat"tate Police,. price make any difference Councilman Willett said: ConTOlenl Tenns 811 1-I5U ney. house in the residential zone for Others receiving commenda in the high standards we Story Hour "After careful study, we have Mr. Brock was examined by a carpentry shop. tinos were Capt. Jacob Harris concluded that next yt>ar'« taxes Dr. Marc Krohn, township physi- George M Chamlin, Long and Trooper Angelo Nastl of the have upheld and shall con- will be no lower than this cian, at tho time of Incident, and Branch attorney, urged the gov- New Jersey State Police and 10 tinue to uphold in our Scheduled year's." was pronounced unfit to drive. erning body to reconsider Its de- New York CltCitjy police officials NEW SHREWSBURY — The isrvico and responsibility GIVE OR SEND Mayor Baron thanked the audi- Aloysius L. Witzell, 3 Chapman nial of the variance Feb. 17. The and detectives, third in the series of story hours ence of "some 75 people for at- Ter., was fined $100 or five days variance had been recommended fo the convnunity. will be held Saturday at Syca- tending. in jail for violation of tfi town- by the Zoning Board of Adjust- Harvey Ends Course HONEY BEE FLOWERS more School from 11 a.m. until 'This sort of participation is aship health ordinance covering ment Aug. 3, 1960. noon. very healthy sign," he said. "We overflowing septic tanks. RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Council sold two parcels of land In Water Purification John E. Day Mrs. James Cryan will read to are proud that we are me only •I' 'i f ' • Mr. Witzell was charged with at ppublic" auction. A 200x119-foof ^Q kindergarteners and first grad* borough around here that sends — Louis Harvey, of 464 BROAD STREET, the violation Feb 9, and was giv- tract "on Ausable Ave. was sold Bellevuc Ave., Rumson, N. J., ers. Mrs. Samuel W. Laird, Jr., out a newsletter which explains en 10 days to correct the situa- Funeral Home will lead- the second and third for $2,000 to Arthur P. Sommers, has completed a short course in SHREWSBURY the budget in detail." tion at that time by Magistrate 85 Riverside Avenue ;raders. Jr., and a 120xlOO-foot parcel on water puri'ication engineering Manson. . Mohican Ave. was sold to S.held by Everpure, Inc. Phone SH 7-0332 SH 1-4020 The story hours are sponsored DANCE TONIGHT He was brought back into court Thomas Gagliano for $800. Mr. Harvey is president of Ser- Keyport Branch Reliable Since 1927 ly the Library Committee of the SEA BRIGHT — A teenage by Joseph Quail, sanitary Inspec- Council introduced an ordin- Shrewsbury Township schools. visoft Water Conditioning Com- m Maple PI. BY WIRE ANYWHERE dance will be held tonight at 8 tor, for failing to correct tho ance to vacate a portion of a They are under the direction of pany at Wanamassa, N.J. Telephone COlfax 4-1352 o'clock in the recreation center. situation. 'paper" street so the land can Non-Sectarian Mrs. Laird. Mrs. Jerome Welch announced Fred McLamb, 98 Tindall Rd., be deeded to the county as part WINS~PARblLE The Copains of Long Branch pleaded guilty to an assault of the approach to the new Goose- TRENTON - The state Parole will provide music for dancing. charge and was fined $100. neck Point bridge to be construct' Worden Funeral Home Board has announced it will re- He was charged with kicking ed. Public hearing on the ordin- lease Harold Dolan of Keyport PAPER DRIVE Patrolman Michael Mahoney in ance will be March 17. from state prison. He was sen- NEW SHREWSBURY - North- police headquarters Feb. 7 after 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK enced Nov 11, 1959, to a two-to- side Engine, Company Will con- wing arrested for a traffic vio- It pays to advertise in The The Adams Memorial Home duct its paper drive Sunday. lation. Register.—Advertisement. SHadyside 7-0557 •——a—a——aaa BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS ROBERT A. BRAUN Succe'iior fo Mount Memorial Home .A modern, nonrsectarian funeral home, with a home- FROM ROCK OF AGES QUARRIES In ftdrli'ttnii (n tha bonded ffusrsntia behind both thai* ••«!•, . "HOME FOR FUNERALS" you will now find them «tch»d into th« tton* and at» thi bait for like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated lo the your Brownie Troop 180 donated on Harry Mayer, Patterson La., FOLDING dozen boxes of crayons for kits has returned • home from New tor migrant workers currently be- York where he underwent sur- ing made by the PTA. Troop 68 gery in the New York Eye and helped string the kits, and filled Ear Infirmary. Full 314' wide stained top! and sewed bean bags. Sturdy reinforced tubular Harry Stanley, Navesink River aluminum construction! Tha Parent-Teacher Association Rd, returned recently from Self-leveling legs! will sponsor roller skating par- business trip to Canada. Hocklin Completes Insurance Course NEW MONMOUTH ->• Kenneth H. Hockin, 8 Chancevillc PI., REDWOOD representative of the Metropoli- CnttsurinH kick ut suU tan Life Insurance Company, has participated in a special ad- vanced training course relating to estate planning and business Fife hr sir/nrrjiif tri life Insurance underwriting. Tha coarse was given at the Comparable Valae 39.95 CoaparableValMlO company's home office In New York City. 9.98 FOLDING BRIDGE CHAIR 5.97 Mr. Hockin recently was ap- pointed to the position of Metro- politan Insurance consultant, in which capacity he will continue GRANDWAY GUARANTEES SATISFACTION ... ALWAYS! his' insurance sales and service activities from the flnri's As bury Park office. The office is STATE HIGHWAY 36, KEANSBURG, wam.mum. under the direction of • manager Albert F. Gnulleh. PRltES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 4th... WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QMANTITIES. WHILE ttUANTITIESLASTl WHO SAID HE COULDN'T RIDE IT? JIM BISHOP: Ked Hoik Ky&ter Reporter Stnat. t»t Baak, N. J. St*t» Hgtnmjr M. Mlddtatewt. N. J. EstabUfhed WI bi Jota H. C»e* and Hearj Ctay THOMAS DtVBW MOWN. PnhHsher UK-lNt little Girl's Love is Shoving JAMES J. HOGAN. Edits* M. HAROLD KELLY. Genera) Mutter MIAMI, Fla.—The phone rang. I snapped the night W. HA&RY PENMNGTON, Production Maaater light on. It was 3:20 a.m. I got out of bed.*My father Member «t the Associated Press was sleeping, as he has for years, on a chair. His legs 1k> Annum *»•« M *suu«d ueraMrair u ii» DM t«r ngubueaum mum local u« nut*< tt t» Ml u u IP tiua were on an end table. A sheet covered him to the chin. Member Audit pureau ol Circulation The white hair, the face in repose, made him look like nt KM But lunaur umn a* flauou tmouibUiun toi typ • . • ' '• 4 the $10,000 allotted for fire ex- RED BAi>"K REGISTER Friday, March 3, 1961—7 Engineer Fees Questioned penses in the budget. Delay Extradition of Man Mitchell: He noted that the Insurance PRISONERS' PLAINT I Will Win SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - company holding his fire insur- Keanshurg At Holmdel Budget Session ance told him the Holmdel Fire Jailed in Eatontown Case CLEVELAND (AP)- James Mrs. Lynn Robberts of the Utah Department does not meet P. Mitchell says appointment of Automobile Association opened HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP - Coun httqnsey that such a protest would 1 Plans for the annual dinner of requirements of the National TRENTON (AP)—New Jersey's sentenced to a life term in May,Arthur Goldberg to succeed him an envelope to turn over license ty taxes, fees paid the township not be worth the expense. plates to a customer. Board of Fire Underwriters. second highest court Wednes- escaped from as secretary of labor was thethe New Point Fire Company engineer, and road programs Several speakers who followed 1955., He Mr. Friedauer went on to sayday, declined to order the imPompan- o , Prison Camp best appointment President Ken- Ladies' Auxiliary to be held There were two stamped plates were the main items of discussion Mr. SchanU criticized the com-that the township should make nedy could have made. inside upon which was scrawled: Wednesday night at the Town- mittee for not sending a represen- mediate return of a man wanted Broward County, the authorities April 15 in Buck Smith's Res- an effort to improve tiie fire de- by'Floriaa authorities for escape "help us. John Turner, is hold- •hip Committee's public hearing tative to the county hearing and said, and came to New Jersey. Mitchell, here to address meet- taurant were made last week. partment to r point where it ings of two service organiza- ing us against our will, and has on the municipal budget. recommended that this be done from a life sentence for murder. McDonald's lawyer, Jacob Husbands of members &re in- can be officially recognized. tions, had only words of praise made slaves out of us making After more than 2'/4 hours of in the future. However, the state parole Levin, said he has been vited to attend. A rummage sale board has already directed that for Goldberg, whom he referred these license plates." questions, answers, arguments, Mr. Ely pointed out that very model prisoner-here^working in will beheld April 20, 21 and 221 John Turner ,„ utah state Thomas Francis McDonald, 27, the prison kitchen, an'd wanted to as a "long time friend of and even a few speeches, the few communities send represents in the fire house. Hostesses were Prison warden. He said it was a be released from state prison and to finish out the Florida term. mine." committee passed the budget tives. State Takes Mrs. Bertha Walter, Mrs Russell prank by some inmates in the without change. Alex A. Busse, Jr., Deerfield returned to Florida next Aug. 15. McDonald testified that a Jack Mitchell, of Little Silver, N. J.,Wyckoff. Mrs. Gus Balbach and is a candidate for the Republican shop at the prison which makes The $270,107 spending schedule Rd.,. led a chorus of complaint. s Ttie Appellate Division i of Green of the Monmouth County Mrs.' William Balbach. Utah's plates. represents an Increase of $67,968 against the fees paid Otis R. Sea-License Of Superior Court turned down Mc- prosecutor's office told him innomination for governor of New over last year. man, township engineer. Donald's plea that he be freed 1957 he was being extradited back Jersey. He told newsmen; it is The 14th birthday of Sharon , Combined with the local school Mr. Busse queried the commit- PA Exec from prison where he has served to Florida and so it wouldn't "generally conceded ... that a Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tee on the amount Mr. Seaman over 3 years of a 5-7 year term Republican will win. It will be aEdward Fox, was celebrated budget, the municipal costs will TRENTON (AP) - -The N.J. make any difference If he pleaded 'Peanut produce a tax rate decrease of 58 received during 1960, and was for assault with intent to rob inguilty to the assault charge. race for the nomination, but I Feb. 22. Present were Mr. and Motor Vehicle Division yesterday will win." 'cents per $100 assessed valuation. told that the' engineer received Eatontown, N. J. The Appellate Court said that Mrs. William Fox and family, 1 announced a two-month license Patti, William, Jack and Kevin Hearing Aid However, due to a $1.17 hike in$20,858, of-which $6,943 came revocation for James C. Kellogg McDonald claimed he was McDonald had two occasions to from road contracts. promised by authoritier in Mon- JVIr. and Mrs. Seraphin Blanco the county tax rate, the over-all 3d, vice chairman of the Port tell the sentencing judge of the TEENAGER KILLED 1 Cover J Years mouth County that he could re- "and daughter "Teddy,' Mrs. ASBURY PARK-The mak- rate will be up 59 cents to $19.55. of New York Authority. alleged promise, but said merely ers of tiie world's first elec- The increase In county taxes The remainder was paid for turn to Florida if he would'plead that. "I'm sorry it (the crime) NEWARK (AP) —A teenager Margaret Turner, Ernest Perrina, Kellogg, 46, has been ticketed Mr. and Mrs.' Leonard Srarnito trical hearing aid are manu- (totals $41,825. services in preparing maps and guilty to the New Jersey charge. happened." The court added, "It was killed and two others were speeding three times in the last and daughters Jennifer and facturing a "Peanut Hearing Expenses; Up plans over the past three years, The court said he was acquainted must be concluded that defendant injured yesterday when their Aid," a tiny device worn en- three yeary s accordingg to the di- Linda, Mrs. Donald. Robertson School expenses are up $6,097according to Mayoy r Ackerson. ii Hi li with court proceedings and hadvoluntarily waived his rights to station wagon collided with tirely in the ear. This device vision. His license was suspended car at and family Helen, Charles and is not for the really deaf, but / to $300,409 and municipal up $19,- Included are the basjc plan, for fo7 waived his right to a lawyer. indictment trial by jury, and Rome and St. Charles r Sts. Donald, and Edward Fox. for those who have a little 107 to $121,447. County taxes nowthe wideninwidenin g andd realignmenlit o f logg, who lives at 42 Aberdeen Records at state prison and counsel.' A Property Owners Association trouble with their hearing and total $125,011. roads connected,_wlth—the Bell Rd., Elizabeth, ij the former the Monmouth County prosecu- -The parole board lias stated Killed was the driver of the meeting will be held in EiMo-Ki, have said, "When they make The tax rate for school pur- Labs Research Center site. chairman of the New York Stock tor's office showed that Mc- that McDonald will station wagon, John Davis, 17, of reheard East Keansburg, Wednesday, at a hearing aid I can put in poses had decreased 90 cents to Mr. Seamen Is paid on a 10 Exhange's board of governors. Donald, a native of Everett, in October on a parole applica- 286 Van Buren St. my ear I'll wear one." $10.47 and the municipal tax rate per cent commission basis, an The names of 138 other drivers Mass., strangled a male hair- The injured youths are Michael tion if Florida authorities do not This "Peanut Hearing Aid" has increased 32 cents to $4.34. arrangement which Mr. Busse who lost their licenses were also dresser in Miami Beach and wastake him in custody next August. Redding, 17, of 275 Adams St., The county rate is $4.47. and several other spectators sug- and Raffael La Torre, also 17, with an auto driven by Richard is worn entirely in the ear. released by the division. Not a gadget but a real hear- First to hit the boost in county gested committee consider An>wtr v fd of 247 Adams St. J. Ward, 17, of 174 E. Kinney St. | ing aid, complete with volume, taxea at the hearing was changing. Shore Air Service CROSSWORD PUZZLE '• "«« «»« «•««• Police said their car collided He was not injured. control. Norman SchanLr. Orchard Ave. Mr. Busse said that engineer- ACROSS (-Incorporated He asked why the tax had gone ing expenses can only increase Halt Authorized (abbr.) The local acousticon repre- 1-Allow •-Body of auaaaa aaaiania sentative will send you a free up so much, what, if any protest as the township grows, and that 4-Roater water •a saatn nsaa photograph of this tiny de- had been registered by the com-the 10 per pent commission would WASHINGTON—The Civil Aero- t-Sbor« bird.. T-ftlpa nautics Board Wednesday ordered H-Orfmn of 8-RetracU naa aaassi aaa vice showing actual size. Send mittee, and whether the commit- soon become excessive. hearing 1-Realdua H33H 3BH@H S3 card or letter to: tee had been represented at the He recommended the commit- Allegheny-Airlines to discontinue li-Poker «laka 10-Chetnlcal servicing the Monmouth County, H-Actu«l being , auffix anaaa BHEiaaQH ' county's budget hearing. tee Investigate,and, coraoare the H-Pe«r Gycf. 11-Conducted Drink Your Apple a Day Township Clerk Daniel S. Elycost of a full-time engineer with N. J., area, which the airline mother - 17-Note of ecale dropped In 1956. ie-8cr»pta It-Artlflclal Mttd that one big reason for thethat of a part-time commission- U-Begln lang-uaf* The board's ruling will be SO-Solo Si-Torrid asa asaaa seas, COLD - FRESH Increase was the sale of several paid engineer. 21-Prepoaltlon 24-Cooled lava pieces of land at prices higher A point brought up several fective April 29. 22-Pronoun 25-Prei. QHaaaa aaaiaaa than they were originally assess- William I. Brown, manager of 23-Meul 2(-Qi*ant uia of nraaaa aasaa times In relation, to the money fastener 27-Lle In APPLE CIDER paid Mr. Seaman was the proth- e Monmouth County Airport, !7-Body of warmth Wall Township, said the CAB de- water 2S-Thlnga dont Mr. Ely said these sales were posed $750,000 road project In Ji-Obtaln.d I6-Prtnter'« 41-Uan'a PURE - NO PRESERVATIVES ADDED cision is merely the official au- 19-Pemal« raaaaura* not representative but that the the Bell Labs area. > SO-Look fUedlr (coIlOQ.) 17-Aboundea nickname Il-Altematlng 10-Sinlt In 4S>Tranaact!on A delightful county had nevertheless raised It was pointed out that Mr. thorization for the discontinuance U-Prepared for 41-Ireland y current middle print Seaman would receive $75,000 of flights to and from his air- (abbr.) M-BasebaH 47-Pale blend of crisp, the township's valuation partly 12-Hounbom poaitlon 40-Inveatlsatlon 4l-BeveraaT« because Of the sales. on this project alone if the pres-port. ,. "-Conjunction 41-Ocean juicy apples, a »• Vandal ^-Exclamation No Protest ent paying procedure were car- Mr. Brown said Allegheny has 13-PoaieMei CO-Conjunctlon IV T$L If Li re0' refreshing not used the airport since re- li-Pnpoaltlon J J- The committee reported it hadried through the duration of tiie IB-Take ^*- — drink! We use not protested the increase or at-project. ceiving permission from rhe CAB unlawfully five years ago to halt its service I7-Rlver boat only ripe, juicy tended the county's budget hear- Add to Fund IS-Qoal Acousticon Hearing Aid ing. in the county. It-German apples for full In the new budget, Hie com- phlloaopbar natural apple Mayor James H. Ackerson said mittee has added $25,000 to its «-Writln» Canter Die committee was advised by its AID TO SCHOOLS Implement flavor. Try capital outlay fund for a $35,000 et-Hypotbetlcal Ben Aidekman, Manager down payment on the project. WASHINGTON (AP) - Two force some today.. New Jersey school districts will 4i-Center A spedal meeting giving the 44-Get up I PRESSED AT OUR OWN MILL Asbury Park PR 4-2208 taxpayers the opportunity to re-receive grants approved by the4?-8crubwomiB Department of Health, Education Il-Sallor view the plans and discuss them (colloq.) 341 Cookman Ay, with Mr. Seaman and the coman- d Welfare to help meet current CS-Toward th» expenses. 'rlhelterad • •••••••HBHMHMMMMMMIBflll mittee will be held in late aid•Idae CARPETS March or early April. The agency Wednesday advised SS-TwUI ACOUSTICON HEARING Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-NJ, that 6<-Man'a namt AND LINOLEUM Mayor Ackerson stated last CS-Ap»roa.ch DELICIOUS ORCHARDS AID CENTER night that the public would have $29,063 will go to the Morris ((•Swiftly SCOBEYVILLE. NEW JERSEY Carpets by Hills Regional District at Rock- flowing • Flcasn Hud ran Ira* r>ho4orrapa •! \ Alexander Smith ample opportunity to have its water Colts Neclf-Tlnton Falls County Rd. 537 I Ihn "reanut llearuc Aid" thowlnj • away and $13,056 to the North- I7-Lalr . GuUstan say on this project because the Salesroom Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to * I actual alt*. Callaway expenditure has to be included field Board of Education. DOWN I SUNDAY 1 to o • NAME . Wanda Weve in an ordinance. : . 1-Meadowe Rngcrafters The. Fire Department appro- J-Dlrectlon • ADDRESS . Magea priation also came in for criti- t-Agreement OKE STATS.-. • JCITY Linoleum Tile cism. 4-nnal Valte4 faatn*. Sradfcat*. Inc. Armstrong 'Sacred Ground' Amtico Cold Seal Theodore Friedauer, president Ken tUe of the Holmdel Township Prop- erty Owners Association, Inc CUSTOM TOE FLOORING ("Before I confided my . , —Shop, at, Home— said he realized he was treadini ATLANTIC GLASS CO. says 421 Bread St., Shrewsbury on "sacred ground" but ques troubles to George," writes tioned whether the township wa J.F.K. of Palm Beach. "I kept SH M610 cettin2 its monev's worth ~f worrying about the late returns torn California. Now I feel great, and Anacin doesn't upset my stomach.") BUYING A NEW CAR ? Dear George: Some people think we're in business fc- What is the population of South Africa? to make money, but you know we just Joe G. LOWEST RATES Dear Joe G.: Joe, it's people like you who like to be good to people, so cause most of the trouble in the world today. Why aren't you out WE'RE GOING FOR AUTO LOANS getting involved in an eternal tri- angle? Why aren't you out work- ing up some domestic trouble? The least you could do Is go down to the corner bar, thereby mak- A BANK LOAN IS YOUR BEST AUTO LOAN ing your wife mad at you. Is this really all you've got to • 5% Interest on new cars • Handle your own Insur- worry about—the population of ance (Comprehensive-Collision) • Up to 36 months to South Africa? BROKE! What kind of a man are you pay • No hidden finance charges • Convenient pay- anyhow? ment date arranged.- , . ' * . I notice your letter ij» post- marked New York City. Can't you, even get in trouble in New York KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN City? What are you trying to do, NATIONAL BANK run me out a job or something? I've got a problem column to KEANSBURG do here. Why aren't you In trouble Church & Carr Ave. Kings Hwy. Center like everybody else? Take hold of KE (41N OS 1-2SM SH7-O9M yourself, man! I don't even think you're trying. Weakling. Population of South Africa! Sheeshl SELECT YOUR KIND OF REST Dear George: READY MADE I have written you three, times toith Sclcct-a-Rcst by Dura asking about the quail season. Nimrod BEDROOM Dear Nimrod: Yeh, you sure have. You look- ing for a fat lip? LIVING ROOM Confidential to Ma Perkins: No, DINING ROOM but If I hear of an opening I'll let you know. Keep smiling. Dear George: I've been reading your column for over a year. - My problem Is this: Why? Purzled MIRROR Dear Puzzled: If you think that's a problem you oughta be In my shoes. Dear George: Do other advice columnists ev- er think you're making fun of them? Curious With * path of * bat ton, «•• Dear Curious: Let tht Volition yoa find I think other advice columnists matt comforUbla for raiding, are making fun of me. •atlng or f««t-up r«ltxinr. Any fe«d» ftnf •l*«. can b« Dear George: converted In a ttittar of Do you ever grant personal in- mlnuUi. Ai 11UU u |2S9 terviews? My problem is I am for th« twin ili*. simply mad over male advice columnists. . Red-Haired 37, 24, 36 Dear Red-Haired 37, 24, 36: ATLANTIC GLASS CO South Jersey It has Men my inflexible and grant personal interviews with— "GLASS AND MIRRORS IN EVERY SIZE YOU CAN BREAK" Surgical Supply Co. long standing policy never to Red-Haired 37, 24, Mil???? #SH 7-2614 21 MAPLE AVENUE, RED BANK s?**, 1813 ST. HWY. 71, BELMAR A foolish consistency is the hob- Corner White Street and Maple Avenue tawMfB S°' °* 18thAve# 1 Hlghwoy 71 (4N) 33'East Front St. goblin of little minds. Call me Red Bank Immediately, you troubled soul, SHadyslde 7-2020 \BJ^ Mutual 1-1200 •tMMIOPEN ALL PAY SATURDAY ************* 8—Friday, March 3, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Sisterhood Slates Rumson Garden Club Has Entry Consignment Sale In 44th International Flower Show LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Ken-retained by the Sisterhood, and two-thirds, to the seller. Merchan- RUMSON — The 44th Interna- reported a bad growing season Garden Club of America. Mrs. neth Heyman is chairman of a dise may be delivered to the store tional Flower Show will open to- and have had more than their Oliver A. Vietor, president of the consignment sale for Sisterhood Monday and Tuesday from 10 morrow at 2 pjn. in the Colise- share in damaged fruit. local club, ir chairman of judges. of Monmouth Reform Temple to a.m. to 4 p.m. um, New York. Mrs. Gray McW. Bryan, New The Rumson Garden Club has be held May 8 through 13 in the Among the members of this York City, a member of the local been a member of GCA since former Tots TTeens shop in the The sale will include books, Garden Club of America exhibit- club, Is chairman of staging for 1916, and has been a member of shopping plaza. records, toys, paintings, dishes, ing on the second floor of the col- the New Jersey Federation of Mrs. Heyman stated that one- bric-a-brac and antiques in addi- iseum will be the Rumson Garden Garden Clubs since 1926. The third oMhe selling price will be tion to new clothing. Mrs, Don- Club. Garden Club of the Oranges, the ald Littman of New Shrewsbury is in charge of collections. Mrs. Lloyd H. Lawrence has Sisterhood Garden Club of Morristown and entered an arrangement of trop- the local club are among this Mrs. Cain Also assisting on the committee ical fruits and/or tropical or non- Slates Talk state's unit clubs in the GCA are Mrs. Albert Goldstein, New tropical vegetables in the ar- which will be active in the show. Shrewsbury, storo arrangements;; rangement class for large niches. Other members of the Rumson Is Feted Mrs. Milton Yesler, RUmson, Mrs. Lawrence has not been On Braille club who will enter bonsai over mailing; Mrs. Sidney Ruda, New without her problems in obtain- RUMSON — The Sisterhood of seven inched in Class 3 of Horti- By S&D Shrewsbury, personnel; Mrs. Mil- ing specialty, fruits. Importers Congregation Bnai Israel will fea- culture will be Mrs. George C. ton Marinheimer, Little Silver, Scott, Locust and Mrs. James M. EATONTOWN — Mrs Arlene new merchandise; Mrs. Helen md tropical fruit growers have ture a Braille workshop at its Cain was guest of honor at a meeting Tuesday at noon in the Fox and Mrs. Frank Ritchie, Musbaum, Red Bank, cake sale; Rumson. polyanna party and covered dish Mrs. Paul Sarson, Fair Haven, synagogue. supper Monday night in borough Judges' aides include Mrs. Ran- bookkeeping; Mrs. M o n roe Guest speaker will be Mrs. Har- hall. MDA Has dolph Beardsley, Middletown; Deutsch, New Shrewsbury, post- ry Pressman of Rahway, a Braille The celebration was for those transcriber. The program is Mrs. Rawson Atwood, Miss Emily SALE AIDES, left to rigljt. are Mrs. Donald Liftman, Mn. George Yanko, Mrs. Ken- ers, and Mrs. Milton Mausher, Goefze and Mrs. Phillip E. N. with birthdays in February, and publicity. , Dinner At planned to interest women in the neth Heyman and Mrs. Milton Mauinor formulate plans for the Sisterhood of Mon- was sponsored by Pride of Cres- pon-sectarian service to .the Greene, Jr., all of Rumson. cent Council, the Sons and Daugh- Michael mouth Reform Temple, Red Bank, special consignment sale- to be held naxt week in 1 blind. Eight-year-old "Gardens for Outdoor Living," ters of Liberty. Cypress Inn Levy of Bredley Beach also will themo of the show, should give the Little Silver shopping plaia. , - May Fuse WANAMASSA — Monmouth be a guest. picture of summer to come. During the meeting which pre- ceded the party, councilor Eliza- County Chapter, Muscular Dys- Mrs. Pressman is a past presi- There will be several innovations trophy Association of America, for this year's show. For the beth Sorenson announced that 3 County dent of the Sisterhood of the He- Past Presidents Meet Mrs. Agnes Patterson and Mrs. held a campaign award dinnei brew congregation in Rahway and first time it will extend through Engaged Tuesday In Cypress Inn. nine days, remaining open until Alice Sexton were on the sick was Braille chairman for Ha- HIGHLANDS — Members of gram of the Past Commander's list. Councils dassah. 7 p.m. Sunday, March 12. Hours the Past Presidents Club of the Club. The annual dinner will be Returns to date for the I960 Attending were Mr. and Mrs. FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. William drive total $20,340. There are a of the show on the opening day Ladies' Auxiliary of Twinlight held April 15. She is a member of the Na- and next Sunday win be from 2 Andrew Boice, Mrs. Cora Wag- Blair, president, and Mrs. Ale* few "straggling returns," it was Post, American Legion, met Mon- Mrs. Stella Lynn, a guest, re- tional Women's League of the to 10 p.m. Weekday hours, in- ner, Mrs. Sorenson, Mrs. Mari- Curley, executive director, both Hated. day in American Legion-Hall. United Synagogues of America. cluding the second Saturday, will ceived the special award which lyn Long, Mrs. Florence Forsch- of the Northern Monmouth Coun- Murray Goldberg, Neptune, rep- Mother of four children, Mrs. be from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Mrs. Andrew Homiak, Sr., presi- was donated by Mrs. Stephen H. ner, Mrs. Florence Knight, Mrs. ty Council of Girl Scouts, were. resentative from MDAA, stated Pressman is a member of the the final Sunday opening will be dent, conducted the meeting. Faller. Mae Aumack, Mrs. Walter Dang- guest speakers Wednesday at a that "It Is the effort of such fins Temple Choir and is serving as at 1 p.m. The group' voted to purchase a The birthdays of Mrs. Homiak, ler, Mrs. John Zingale, Mrs. meeting of the Fair Haven Neigh- people as those attending the din- special programming chairman Mary Cora Johnson, Mrs. Hansel Ap- Governors' Days will be anoth full page ad in the dinner pro- Mrs. I.ynn and Mrs. borhood Association in the Youth ner that supports the multi-mil- for her Sisterhood. Amend were celebrated. plegate, Mrs. Edi'th Lewis, Mrs. er innovation this year. Governor Center. lion dollar program of research James Riddle, Mrs. Minnie Griggs, The child Michael, who Robert B. Meyner's day will be Announcement was made of a They discussed possible reor- . for the cause of muscular di- Club Plays tricky tray party to be sponsored Mrs. Cain, Mrs. Harry Dean, Mrs. seases." been blind since birth, will demo Thursday. ganization of the three councils: strate how he uses his Brail by the auxiliary March 15 at 8 Fred Hartley, Mrs. Helen Fitch Northern Monmouth, Court HOUSE He said that because of in- A staff o[ horticultural experts and Miss Henrietta Herrmann. books and Braille writer. Throug from the faculty of the New Jer- 13 Tables p.m. in the post home. Council and Shore Council Into terest engendered by MDAA's the volunteer work of Brailli an "area" council. ,. sey College of Agriculture, Rut- MIDDLETOWN — A 13-table Mrs. Harry E. Beyer and Mrs. Featured at Monday night's educational program, the govern- transcribers, Michael is able This will be voted on April 19 ment is spending two million dot gers, again will team with ex- Mitchell game was played by Homiak were hostesses. meeting will be a guessing game. take part in all phases of his by delegates from all the dis- Ian annually for the research oi perts from Cornell University's the Red Bank Duplicate Bridge Mrs. Henrietta Kinney and Mrs.Mrs. Dangler and Miss Herrmann subjects at Bradley Beach Pub tricts and neighborhoods. muscular dystrophy. College of Agriculture in main- Association Wednesday at its Robert P. Caplinger will be host- will be in charge. lic School. taining an'information bureau on Mrs. Van Greene is president Volunteers are needed, Mr. weekly session in The Oaks, Me- esses, on March 27. horticultural problems. of the local neighborhood associa- Goldberg said, to take part in an Mrs. Edwin Geltzeiler, Littl< Guire's Grove. Others attending were Mrs. tion. There were 18 leaden pre- expanded program of patient Silver, cultural vice president, Faller, Mrs. Elizabeth Heliker, in charge of program for Sistei North-South winners were Mrs. Name Two sent from this association. The service which will Include recrea- William Novograd, Asbury Park, Mrs. Claudia France, Mrs. Cora tion for patients with transporta- hood. DesBiens, Mrs. Kinney, and Mrs. Rumson Neighborhood Associa- Groups Plan and William Martin, West Long tion also, was represented by tion and supervision, speakers for Mrs. Murray Rosen, chairmi Branch, first; Mrs. William Mar- Caplinger. To Launch public education and baby-sitters of Braille for the Sisterhood, Also, Mrs. Ethel Kollmar, pres- Mrs. John L. Montgomery, Jr., tin, West Long Branch, and Mrs. president. "to relieve parents from the con in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Joint Social Miss Lynn S. Goldstein ident of the auxiliary, Mrs. John Samuel Neuwirth, Elberon, sec- Mrs. David Asch gave a report stant attendance with their dys- rving Moskowitz, Red Bank, SHREWSBURY - An informal ond; Henry Fleming, Red Bank, L. Dedrick, auxiliary secretary; Fund Drive on camping activities for the com- trophic children, thus giving them In charge of refreshments, and coffee and cake social will be PERTH AMBOY - Frank and Vasily Tzetcoff, both of Red Mrs. Frank A. Wright, Mrs, Hub- .WEST LONG BRANCH — Dr. ing year. Plans were completed a few hours of relaxation," he Mrs. Leon Levinson, Red Bank, held Sunday trom 2:30 to 4:30 Goldstein, 24 Market St., has an- Bank, third. bard Stiles, and Mrs. Stella Harold Eder and Alexander for the intermediate and senior concluded. flyers. p.m. in the administration build- nounced the engagement of his Jones. Shields were appointed co-chair- East-West winners were Tony Girl Scout dessert-program which Miss Helen M. Dunn, Neptune ing club room at the Alfred Vail daughter, Miss Lynn Susan Gold- men of a fund-raising committee Dionisi, Rumson, and William will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. City, first president of the Mon- Homes. stein, to Edward K. Josell, son at a meeting Monday of the Novogrod, Asbury Park, first; Officials Attend in Knollwood School. mouth County Chapter, related The social will be jointly spon- of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Josell, 103 North Jersey Shore Association Homemalcer Manor Dr., Red Bank. Mrs. Harold Salter and Mrs. Rob- for the Deaf and Hard of Hear- the 10-year history of the local sored by the Woman's Club of ert McCutcheon, Middletown. seo PTA Meeting ing. group. Shrewsbury Township and the Miss Goldstein, also the daugh- end; George Macomber and Wil- MORGANVILLE-Robert Sena, Matawan Scouts Sherman Mischler, Asbury Service board of directors of the Alfred ter of the late Mrs. Mildred Gold- liam Horlacher, both of Red superintendent of Marlboro Town- The committee will raise funds Park, president, awarded cita- Vail Mutual Association. stein,-was'graduated'from Perth Bank, third. ship Schools, and Edmund Falk- to establish a summer school for Plan Cake Sale tions of merit to the following Amboy High School and attended owski, principal of the Morgan- deaf children. MATAWAN — Senior Girl Scout Cites Five J. F. Frickel, board chairman, E. Grant Scheck, Allenhurst, community chairmen: Mrs. Em- will welcome guests. The pro- Upsala College in East Orange. ville School, were guests at a John Lucus, president, also ap- Troop 312, sponsored by the Busi- LONG BRANCH — Five womei also will direct next week's ses- erson Williams, Red Bank; Mrs. ram will include movies of Mr. Josell was graduated from meeting Monday of the executive pointed Nicholas G. Gervase to ness and Professional Women's were honored by the Homemakei sion. Registration is at 7:45 p.m. A. J. Francese, Eatontown; Santa Claus' visit to Shrewsbury Red Bank High School and is a committee of the Morganville act as legislative coordinator for Club of Matawan, will hold a George L. Reck, Holmdel; Ed- Service of Monmouth County fpr and the session at 8 p.m. last Christmas. senior at Upsala. Parent-Teacher Association. the association. home-made cake and cookie sale ward Miller, chief of Long Branch completing a year's service with A June 11 wedding is planned. Dr. Myra Links of Matawan The appointment was made March 11, at 9 a.m. in front of tire department; Richard W. Seuf- the organization. Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Abblati, Mrs. Nicholas Straniero, Squad Auxiliary will discuss "The Heart" at the following reading of a letter from Tassini's Real Estate Office, fert, Mlddletown Township: John They are Mrs. Haiel Smith. PTA meeting Monday. A film the Council for the Education of Main St. Gubitosa, lieutenant of Asbury and Mrs. Virgil Davis. Navesink: Mrs. Florence Ivies, will also be shown. the.TJeaf which called for support From the proceeds, the troop Park Fire Department, Mrs. Ed-Keyport; Mrs. Viola Thompson, Mrs. Connors To Hold Party of programs to attract teachers ward Bnsh, West Side, Asbury HIGHLANDS — The Ladies' will send a donation to the North- Middletown; Mrs. Adelaide Kara- to work with deaf children. • ern County Council of Girl Scouts. Park; Miss Dunn, Willard E. binas, Matawan, and Mrs. Lillian Easter Sale, Auxiliary of the First Aid Squad Wenzel Child Smith, county campaign treasur- wiil hold a card party March 16 Miss Margaret McDonald is 'aimer, Holmdel. To Head Corps er, Neptune. at 8 p.m. in the First Aid Build- chairman. They have been working Christened Thirty-two persons attended Dinner Set MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - ing. MORGANVILLE - Elizabeth Deborah Circle Homemtfkers for a full year. Thi Mrs. Charles Connors was elected Awards will be made to chair- addition makes a total of 15 wh The affair was originally sched- Wenzel, daughter of Mr. and Party to Benefit men not present. president of the Mothers Corps df uled for next Thursday. Mrs. Wenzel Jr., Brown Rd., was have had at least a year witl By Auxiliary the Guadalcanal Cadets at a Has Luncheon A film, "Other Half of the the organization. Mrs, Luke Penta is chairman. christened Sunday in St. Joseph's Scholarship Fund Team," was shown. John A. Rich- EATONTOWN — The Women's meeting Tuesday in the Cliffwood Catholic Church, Keyport. RED BANK — Members of A total of 25 people were pres Auxiliary of St. James Episcopal Assisting are Mrs. Walter Mewes Deborah Circle of the Red Bank MATAWAN - The Scholarship ardson, Oceanport, chairman of Veterans of Foreign Wars pos and Mrs. John J. McConnell. Godparents were Robert Mar- Fund of the Business and Profes- :nt at the meeting held in thi Church. will sponsor' an Easter homes. 'resbyterian Church were host special events, announced that a Family and Children's Servici The birthdays of Mrs. Hubert tenak of South Plainfield and sional Women's Club of Matawan dance using "Roaring Twenties" Sale and meat loaf dinner Satur- Mrs. Robert LaMura of Morgan- esses Wednesday at a luncheon juilding in Long Branch. Other new officers are Mrs. E. Ryan andri Miss Forence meeting of the Women's Associa- will benefit from the fourth an- as a theme will be held April day, March 25. ville. Forty members of the fam- Mrs. Sesselberg from the Bod Joseph Smith, vice president; Kohlenbush were celebrated. tion in "Westminster Hall. nual card party and fashion show IS in Cabin In The Sky, High- Included in the sale, which ily attended a gathering in the man Health Center gave a tali Mrs. Fred Hill, treasurer; and The next meeting will be,March to be held Monday at 8 p.m. In lands. starts at 4 p.m., will be gifts, Wenzel home following the cere- "New Jersey Migrants" was on the role of the homemakei Mrs. Mary Cassidy, secretary. 27. the Elks Club, Keyport. basket? and candy for children, mony. the topic of a program presented tth the post-stroke patient as well as hand-made ceramic They will be installed March by Mrs. Theodore Moreau, past Betty's Shoppe of Matawan will In addition, three cases were articles. Supper will be served 11. The next regular meeting is president of the Monmouth Pres- show spring and summer fash- resented and discussed by the from 5 to 7 p.m. March 14. byterial. ions. There' will be prizes and PARTY Homemakers in an effort to al At Monday night's meeting of She illustrated her talk with refreshments. leviate any future problems tha the group, Mrs. Russell Silkworth, HONOR STUDENT slides. Mrs. Moreau also dis- Mrs. Helen B. Lawton, Broad might confront the service. president, named Mrs. Theodore MACON, Ga. — Miss Renate played table centerpieces made St., is ticket chairman. - and BANQUET Mrs. Franklin Nevius, presi- Marriottgeneral chairman of the Butler, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. by migrants. dent of the advisory board, ex- event. Mrs. William Wardman G. Paul Butler, Point Rd., Little Mrs. M. S. Whaley and Mrs. CONVALESCING plained the transfer of the serv- will be in charge of the kitchen. Silver, has been named to the Ri Blackburn were hostcssM MATAWAN - Mrs. Joseph ce from the four original spon Refreshments were served by Honors List at Wesleyan College The Esther Circle was in Haley, Atlantic Ave., is recover- SPECIALISTS soring agencies to the Familj Mrs. James Rice. here. Miss Butler is a sophomore. charge of devotions. ing at home from a broken ankle. and Children's Service. Missionaries The itorlc Shower Kitty Kelly; Address Baptists New York Shakeipeare PORT MONMOUTH - Mrs | MIDDLETOWN — Dr. and Mrs. Festival Company Roy Kolb, Jr., York Ave., wa< Be True to Your Word, 'Alfred Merrill, missionaries from guest of honor at a stork showei lAssam and representatives from ROMEO & JULIET Saturday in the home of Mn the American Baptist Convention, t n» prepare tor Raymond Vaccerella, Essex St. uere guest speakers Sunday at Mon., March 6th our enjoyment Errant Wife Is Advised with yonr jcutiti West Keansburg. Mrs. Elswortl the final session of the School of Matinee Sold Oat , . Ueiieloni Shcppard, Jr., of Port Monmoutl I Missions sponsored by the Bap- HOT d'Orurm or Dear Kitty ago. In the interim we met se- Evening 8:30 P.M. Fmrtj Sandwiches! as co-hostess. It all began in 1949 when my cretly four times. We love one ti it Church. Attending were Mrs. Edith We. wife and I married without her another deeply and plan to They presented a talk about At tendorf, Mrs. Roy Kolb, Sr., Mrs father's consent. He has done marry at the age of 21. How can their years among the Garo Rumsbn-Fair Haven Horace Westendorf, Mrs. Charles everything to break us up. In I make her parents understand people of Assam and illustrated HENRY'S! Levlnthal, Sr., Mrs. Warren Gil 1955 my wife left me for another our serious Intent so that I may it with photographs. Reg. High School ette, Mrs. Roy Fix, Mrs. Waltei man. I forgave her and took her see her again openly? — Heart- Appetizer Delicatessen The Women's Fellowship Ridge Road, Jtnmion Kopacz, Mrs. EdwarYl Vaccarelli back. Under her Dad's persuasion broken. served a dinner with dishes rep- T» Morel to H*rv« l'oq Mrs. Anthony Vaccarelli Sr., Mr FOR TICKETS PHONE 111 Brad St.. n.d Buk she has left me several times Dear Heartbroken:, Court the resenting foods served in Assam 8H i-iota Elizabeth Kantorik, Mrs. Lei more. Now I caught her running parents as you do the daughter. SH 1-3026 • U 2-2264 Rassmusscn and Misses Llndi and featuring an Indian curry. Monmoutfc around with another man again so Send the mother small gifts of Members of the committee were or LI 2-4451 Bboppiaf onter accerelln, Glorida Rodrique we will wind up in the divorce LJ 1 0110 Chinese delicacies and the fa- Mrs. Robert Hutchlnson, Mrs. Tickets also available at TABLE SERVICE 'atricia Henningsen and Patricii court soon. I wish someone could ther books on the culture of Theodore Hynson, Mrs, Richard talk to her. Will you in your J. Krldel, Red lank -evinthal. your country. Visit them when Meseoe and Mrs. Gaylord Barto. coIumn?-G.W.J. the daughter isn't home—show Dear Mrs. G.W.H.: This is them all the respect and affec- addressed to you. When you tion you would your own par- married you promised to as- ents. Convince them you like sume all the responsibilities of them for their own sake before STONE CUPID on a dolphin bate overlooks the lobby BEAUTY FOR EASTER you ever broach the subject being a wife. If, as your husr of the new Colony Houie apartment building on River- band says you left him for of marriage to their daughter. When you plan your view Ave., Red Bank, deilgned by Mist Joan Ann Chil- Homefurnishihd other men then you've broken outfit, remember, your word. You, more than any- Dear Kitty: ton, Shrewsbury Inferior decorator. Lobby walls are cov- your Easter one else in this whole" wide Six weeks ago a friend passed ered with formal black grass cloth and on the door world, will suffer for this. By so on. She had been married 32 Is a black-fringed gold rug. A black empire mirror, hair fashion is doing you have failed in char- years, was a faithful wife and the not shown, is supported by a pair of black and gold important, too. acter and the ability to keep mother of four children. The hus- See us for a your word—the most valuable band is 55. Three weeks later he torchiers end surrounded by clatsic urn murals on gold assets a human being possesses. married a second time. My blood long lasting Body Without them you are indeed silk wallpaper. Frank H. Taylor and Son are managing runs cold. What do you think?— agents'for the apartment house. or Pin Permanent bankrupt morally. A Faithful Reader Wave! For your own sake, mend the Dear Faithful Reader: Cer- . . - is a specialty with us. broken word. Accept your re- tainly this husband was either It's been our business for iponsibilitles. Be true to your insensitive or in shock, else he over 41 years. If you're think- $ word and—yourself! Send n could not—and would not— SAME DAY SERVICE ing about having your home stamped, self-addressed enve- marry so soon after his wife's redecorated, why not stop In lope for my leaflet, "Keystones A* Our Call Office on and pay'its a visit. No obli- death. To say the least, he gation ' for consultation and of the Home." shows bad taste. But don't get DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS advice. me wrong. The very fact that Dear Kitty: hev, married again proves he • FLATWORK I am 18, of Chinese origin, and wiS happy in his first marriage. have been going for two years His only mistake I j. timing. with a girl of my own age but not M. Silbersfein race. We both work and live at Send your problem to Kitty Interior Designs - Furniture • Draperies • Slipcover) our respective homes. Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- 19 MoMMUtt St. Because of our parents' preju- addressed envelope and address 64-7LION'6 WHITB ST. SRED IANK 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1742 RED BANK 1-1515 «••»*»* dice, we broke up five month* her care of The Register. 'World-Wide Mission' BED BANK REGISTER Friday, March 3, 1961—9 Talk for Youth Rally Mother of Two RED BANK — "Youth and the Youth Week is a nationwide World-Wide Mission" will be (he observance by Christian Youth in President's New Appointee topic of Rev Charles A. Platt local churches and communities of the Ridgewood Presbyterian to emphasize youth work and un- By JOY MILLER once a member of the British ;ver, let it be said that MV«. Church, guest speaker for the ity in Christ, with various de- Parliament and a butler she free, a v/heel in the Democratic Greater Red Eank Area Council nominations working through the AP Women's Editor thinks has achieved perfection. Party, finds canvassing the most ot Churches Community Youth United Christian Youth Move- NEW YORK - Mrs. Marietta For all her intensely feminine enjoyable part of politics because Rally. ment. • Tree, one of President Kennedy's appearance, Mrs. Tree holds it's fascinating to see inside so The rally, originally scheduled The 18th annual observance ha more glamorous appointees, Is some intensely unfeminine views: many apartments, especially to for Feb. 5, will be held Sunday Its theme "Into All The World calculated to brighten the scenery She thinks shopping is loathe- notice how they're decorated. 6 to 8 p.m. in the Red Bank Together." at the United Nations this year some. And while she hates shopping, Presbyterian Church, Harding Ud. The main purposes staled are: while she's getting in some licks She'd rather be just a mem- he likes clothes^ "i( they're prel- for all high school students. 1 - "To help young people realize (or people who need help. ber, not the chairlady, of com- y. I don't go ti anybody special; their responsibility as church- The newly confirmed U.S. rep-mittees "working toward certain pick up a $14 dress here or men and to help the church see resentative to the UN. Human defined goals " there and wear it five years. To the vital importance of its^i Rights Commission, sworn a cou- She doesn't think a bussing by the Inaugural Ball I wore an try to youth. 2 - To strengthen ple of days ago, is a tall, blonde, the late Clark Gable is the most eight-month-old green dress with the unity of Christian youti hazel-eyed socialite with two memorable event in her life. classic draped lines that's good throughout the nation. 3 - To help daughters, a husband who was In her behalf as a woman, how-for 20 more years." challenge young people, and As for the Clark Gable inci- through them their elders to real dent: "It was a wonderful ad- ire and manifest their concern FIRST CONTRIBUTION to the Atlantic Highlandt Red Cross Fund Drive is made by venture and great fun, but it was and responsibility for people an< Around Monmouth Mayor Robert, S. McTague to chairman, Mrs. Charles Mangold, center. At right out of the main stream of my churches around the world." is Mi«s Lucy E. Tompkini, executive director of Monmouth County Chapter of the with Mill; activities. For 20 years I've been Dr. Platt is a member of the American Red Cross and honor guest at the kickoff tea held at Mrs. Mangold's working in civil rights," she says Juvenile Conference Committee By Mr.. Alb.rt J. Hrutka in her throaty voice, "but that established by the New Jersey home, Sixth Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Wednesday. episode in which Mr. Gable Supreme Court to work with "Lovely to look at, delightful ng. you can tell them I'll be picked me from onlookers for a young people in co-operation with to own and heaven to wear are lere. .. ." (Arid it is safe to as- brief scene in the 'The Misfits' the police departments and the c not quite the words of Jerome sume that it will be cool as the Traveling gets all the emphasis—misplaced Juvenile Court. Beadleston Act' Kern's song from "Roberta," hour passes six tomorrow eve- emphasis." He has been a leader of youth but they describe the American ning.) Civil rights is her Chief con- conferences and has conducted Art Exhibit Designer couturier fashions from That's the message being left cern in the time she spends away college Spiritual Emphasis Weeks Discussion Tuesday Bamberger's-Eatontown Mirror in the silver tray beside the tele- from her daughters and her hus- throughout the country. Room. phone in the Robert C. Stanley, band, Ronald Tree, now an in- The delegates to the Youth At School The clothes will be featured Jr., residence on Navesink River vestment banker broker. "But I RED BANK - "The Beadleston in social work from the Univer- In the "Americana on the Council include Lee Doerries, rep- RUMSON — The*traveling art Act" will be the program topic sity of Wisconsin and his doctor Rd., Middletown, as acceptances have a rule," she says firmly, March" fashion show at the resenting the Youth Fellowship exhibit, "How to Look at Paint- at a meeting of the Red Bank of philosophy degree from the pour in for their cocktail party. 'that whenever my husband is Rev. Charles A. Platt of the Fair Haven Methodis ing," sponsored by the Junior High School Parent-Teacher As- University of Arizona. annaul benefit luncheon of (he home, I'm home. And I'm there Church; Douglas Ege, Rumson Service League of Red Bank, sociation Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in Nivarumsunk Chapter, Family every afternoon »t 5 when my Presbyterian Church; Suzanne "On the good ship Lollipop opened Monday, In Rumson-Fair the high school's new lunchroom. Dr. Boone received his bach and Children'! Service, March youngest comes home from Graves, Red Bank Baptis elor of science degree from Penn* .." Billy Strohmenger, son CONGREGATION BNAI PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL ST. GEORGE'S BY-THE RIVER ISRAEL Lincroft Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank EPISCOPAL Rumson "Man's Greatest Need," will Rev. Dr. diaries S. Webster Rev. W, Gordon Lowden's sei Holj Eucharist will be eel Rumson All Fields Enter be the title of the sermon by will present the third In his se- mon subject Sunday at 9:30 an brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Th There will be a service of Holy Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will preach tonight at 8:30 on the Rev. William J. Mills, Sunday at ries of Lenten sermons on the 11 a.m. will be "Jesus and Oi family service and church schoo' Communion Sunday at 8 a.m. In 11 a.m. theme, "Christ's Miracles Todsy' Responses." Rev. Iverson Gra will be held at 9:15 a.m. Hoi; the chantry. subject, "The Wisdom bf the Woman." This will be National Richard Wcise, organist and Sunday at 9:15 and 11 a.m. It ham, Jr., associate minister, w: Eucharist and address by thi Holy Communion will be cele- Missionary Work choir director, will lead the win be entitled "Silence Can Do assist rector, Rev. Charles H. Best, wl brated at 9:3D a.m. The girls' Council of Jewish Woman Sab- bath and the following members senior choir in the anthem, "Be Miraculous Things For You." Music directed by Herbert Bui be at 11 a.m. choir will sing "O 'Lord, Mosl basis, at Stony Point, N. Y,. abou By GEORGE W. CORNELL of the local chapter will partici- |Thou My Vision." Rev. James L. Ewalt, associate Us, will include "Fairest Lo Holy Eucharist will be cell Merciful". The organ prelude 40 miles north of New York City pate In the services: Mrs. Mar- Sunday school will be held minister, will assist jJesus," solo by Robert Spencei brated Wednesday at 8 and wlU be "Meditation," the post- Associated Press Religion Write with facilities for about 50 adults. vin Broder, Mrs. Sidney Hodas, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. At 9:15 a.ra. Mrs. B. William, tenor, and anthem by chanci a.m. The service of healing wi lude, "Trumpet Dialogue." Help wanted: Pilots, doctors, General age limits for new teachers, nurses, agriculture Mrs. Bernard Natelso'n. Mrs. Ed^ Nursery facilities will be avail- Farley, soprano win sing "Spiritjchoir, "Jesus So Lowly." be held at 8:30 a.m. and at 10:3< At 10:30 a.m., Robert D. Me missionaries are 21 to 55. Short- able during worship. technicians, home economists termers go for three years, ca- win Robins, Mrs. Bernard Ross, of God" and "Let Not Your Alfred Dean from Pakistan wi a.m. Kee will play a recital on the A meeting of the Session will 1 Mary Owen Borden memorial secretaries, language experts, li reer appointees for an indefinit Mrs. Richard Steiner and Mrs. Heart Be Troubled." be the guest speaker Sunday i The litany and sermon by Re Harry Swartz. be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. The At 11 «.m. the Tower Hill choir ^ p.m. m Fellowship Hall. An t Frederick McQuade, Jr., recti carillon. brarians chemists and clergy stay. Pay is modest, usually, be men. Ladies Aid Society will meet win sing "Landamus Te" by formal question and answer pei of Christ Church, Middletown At 11 a.m.. there will be t sides maintenance, about $1,500 Cantor Sidney Scharff will chant the liturgy assisted by [Thursday, at 8 p.m. Car/*__!l F*7. MuelleMt,a1l«r» ana,udt "Fro"I?r«tm AlAlll io\nAd will fn1l/M>follow». will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. celebration of Holy Communion This may sound like a job list for single persons, {2,600 for a the Bnai Israel choir under the Rev. Ray Foley, chaplain at, That Dwell Below the Skies" Holy Eucharist will be cell and sermon by the rector. Rev, from some catch-all employment couple. The altar flowers for Sunda: direction of Leonard Schlosberg, Fort Monmouth, will be guest At 9:15 and 11 a.m. duplicate! brated Friday it 8 a.m. Canon George A. Robertshaw. agency, and it's actually the ca wilt be presented in memory for missionary personnel twin; Candlellghtlng time will be | speaker. His topic will' be- sessions of the Church School Warren Baynton, by his fathei The Deltas will meet Sunda! The men's and boy's choir, y CHURCH OF CHRIST sounded today by American 5:28 p.m. Mrs. Bernard Natelson "Korea." at 7:30 p.m. d the direction of Marshall C. Red Bank • will be held, and nursery care Harold H. Baynton, and. his broth churches. will recitfr the candle blessing. A new class for adult com- will be provided.' er, Everett. Alcoholics Anonymous and.th Bush, organist and choirmas- Bible classes will meet Sun- They use all kinds of workers The National Council of Jew- .municants will begin Sunday at At the conclusion of the later, Alanon Group will meet Monda; ter, will sing 'Greater Love day at 10 a.m. Morning worship The church school wil besides ministers in their over- ish Women will donate the,[7 p.m. in the church. at 9 p.m. Hath No Man.' Hie organ pre- will be at 11 a.m. The minister, services • "coffee hour" for all 9:30 and II a.m. The junior big] seas operations nowadays, rang floral arrangement for the pul- The final Teachers Training The lay readers will meet Tue lude will be "O Man, Bemoan Charles L. Brown, will speak on single young adults will be held Methodist Youth Fellowship wi ing from etymologists to electric pit and will be hostesses at the class will be held on Monday, day at 7:30 p.m. and the vestry Thy Manifold Sins." and the the subject "Man's Speech." in the church parlor. meet at 6 p.m. and the senii ians. oneg shabbat. the topic will be "worship in the 8:15 p.m. postlude "Fugue in A Minor. The Lord's Supper is served At 2:30 p.m. the single Young high Fellowship at 6:45. Unlike Predecessors Sabbath morning services will [church School." Adults group will meet in the The sewing group wil meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. there each First Day at this hour. Ushers for March, assistinj Although spreading the Gospe! Evening worship will start al be at 10. Rabbi Rosenthal will Hie church will be open during church and proceed to the River- Wednesday at 11 a.m. and th will be a celebration of Holy head usher. Victor L. Fox, wi of Christ rerriains the central aim 6:30. The theme at this tiim preach on the portion of the. Lent daily from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Altar Guild, also at 11. Communion in the chantry. lide Church, New York' City, to be Edgar Bray, Robert Burns "present-day missionaries are un wili be, "Our Inheritance." week. Cantor Scharff will chant I for prayec, * attend an organ recital by Virgil Warren Farrington, Victor FOJ. like their predecessors," say CHRIST EPISCOPAL Peter 1:4 will be Used as a teit. the services. Junior Congrega- Fox. Jr., John Gilsey, Monte B. Jones, BAPTIST Methodist World Missions seen tion will meet at 9:15 a.m. A Middletown Shrewsbury The men of the congregation REFORMATION LUTHERAN A community youth rally will Gordon Kidd, Reynolds Massey tary Eugene L. Smith. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m kiddush will be served after the "The Gift Freely Given" wi: Holy Communion will be ad- West Long Branch be iponsored by the Red Bank William Merrick, John Riley, "They are specialists — agri Mid-week Bible study will be services. Area Council of Churches Sun be the topic of the communio ministered Sunday at 8.9 and 11 Holy Communion will be cele. Kelby Warden and Maurii cultural missionaries, engineer- conducted Thursday at 7:30 p.m The annual Purim Ball spon- day at 6 p.m. meditation by Rev. John a.m. by the rector, Rev. Anselm Ing missionaries, editorial mis- brated Sunday at 9:30 and 11 Whalen. Broburg. sored by the Sisterhood will be Guest speaker win be the Rev. Bates. Sunday at 10:45 a.m sionaries, architectural mission m. Rev. W. Robert Oswald, Open house in the home He will be assisted by Wayne ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL held tomorrow at 9 p.m. pastor, will preach on the sub- Charej A. Platt, D.D., minister Flowers will be placed in th aries, as well as preachers, teach Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore, sanctuary by Mr. and Mrs Edmunds at 8 a.m. William Bish- ers, doctors, nurses and socia Sunday morning services will ject, "Thy Will Be Done." of the RIdgewood Presbyterian Lmcraft-Middletown Rd., will t Holy Communion will be ad- George Hartmann. op, Wayne Edmunds, Joseph workers." be at 9:15 followed by the Tal Sunday school will meet at Church. held Saturday from 8 to 10 p.m ministered every Sunday at Ushers will be Homer Hicks, Fedorko, Jack Jordan, Jr. and mud class. 9:30 a.m., and Luther League Junior high canteen will hold a to give members of our churcl Also, they no longer go as na- a. m. George. Hoffmire, Jr. Thoma: Paul Lombard will assist at 9 This Sisterhood will hold a will meet at 7:30 p.m. "square dance" in Westminister an opportunity to meet the Pak- a.m., as cruclfer, torchbearers ternallstic superiors to backwan A Sung mass and sermon by Morford, Sr. and Edward Stine Braille work shop meeting Tues- hall tonight at 8 o'clock. istani guest, Mr. Dean. and servers. At 11 a.m. the rector cultures, but as co-workers anc the vicar, Rev E. V. Kltson- Happy Hours for Senior Citi- There will be a supervised nu: day at 12:30 p.m. zens will be held Tuesday at 1 Monday: events will include: The Commission on Mission: will be attended by Newth Mor- helpers to native-run churches. Wilters, will be held every Sun- sery for small children durin, Recruiting Now The Adult Institute meets p.m. I p.m. — Meeting of circle de-l headed by Mrs. Frederick Dick ris, Howard Steel, Jr., and Rich- day at 9:30 a m., except thi the service . And right now, a recruitmen Thursday at 7:45 and at 8:45 votional chairman in church par- son, will meet Monday at 8 p.m ard Swenron, Jr. fourth Sunday when there will Rev. Mr. Oswald will preach season is on. p.m. lor. Charles E. Autenrieth will in the conference room. The Church school will meet The nursery, kindergarten and be jnorni _ prayer. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. on the Numerous churches have sen address the group. 2 p.m. — Dr. brary committee will meet Moi 10:45 a.m. in the education bulk first grade of the church school Sunday-school meets in the subject, "The Cross, a Lesson in out calls for personnel to fill va ,' REFORMED Webster will address the Spring day at 7 p.m. tog. will meet at 9 a.m. The upper church hall at 9:30 a. m. Obedience." Lake Women's Club. 7:30 p.m. — The pastor's preparatory clas cancies in the worldwide, $200- New Shrewsbury The prayer and study group classes, and adult class will meel "From Sejf-justification to sal- Willing Workers will meet the Youth Budget Committee for church membership will following the coffee hour after miUion-a-year missionary pro- ST. JOHN'S METHODIST Thursday at 1 p.m. will meet in the youth parlor. interdenominational, will meel held tomorrow at 11 a.m. in th gram carried on by U.S. denomi- vation" will be the theme of the the 9 a.m. family service. Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor. sermon Sunday at 9:30 and 11 Senior catechetical class will Tuesday 10 a.m. — meeting of Tuesday from 10 to 11:30 a.m study. Those completing thi nations. It includes 44,001 Amen The women's sewing groui Rev. Robert R. Spears, rector Fred Bopp, Jr.. Minister of a.m. by Rev. Isaac C. Rotten- meet tonight at 6:30 p.m. and fellowship of Women's Assoda course will enter the fellowshi] cans abroad—37,219 Protestant: Music tha junior class will meet tomor- headed by Mrs. George Schmidl of Trinity Church, Princeton, will and 6.782 Catholics. Nearly I,0OG berg. ton in Combs-De-Voe memori of the church at the Maund; be guest preacher Thursday at Sunday Services: 8, 9:30 and row at 9:30 a.m. room. 8 p.m. Mr. Ewalt wi will meet Tuesday from 10 a.m.[Thursday Communion service. are doctors. Sunday school will meet at to 3 p.m. in the four-year olds' 8:15 p.m. His theme will be It a. m.; Church School; 9:30 9:30 a.m. Weekday school will be held present the third in his series ol The Lenten study group wil The over-all total is up aboul •oom. 'Anger," and his address will be and 11 a. m. evening service: The junior youth fellowship will tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. five Lenten lectures on th meet Thursday at 8 p.m. In thi the third in a special Lenten 50 per cent in the last 10 years, 7:30. Lenten service will be held The MYF study course grou[ meet in White hall Sunday at 7 theme, "Doctrines To live By.' pastor's study. The topic wil series entitled, "Nails We Con- and still rising. Youth meetings: Intermediates; Fridays at 7:30 a.m. will meet in the music room p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m. the prayei be "The New Covenant through fess." I The Roman Catholic Church has 6th. 7th and 8th grades at 6:45; and study group will meet in th [Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. set up a special office in Chicagi The Senior Youth Fellowship Christ." The holy Eucharist will be cele- and Senior Youth Fellowship and will meet in the church at 6 p.m. chape). The Wesleyan Service Guili to enlist Catholic laymen am BAPTIST The Youth Fellowship will meel brated Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Post High School Fellowship al A steering committee will meet New Mbnmouth Thursday 8 p.m. the Christian Lenten program will be hel women to serve as missionaries with other youth groups of thi Friday at T and'9 a.m. 7:30 p. m. with, the pastor tonight to estab- Bible school will meet Sunday Education Commission will meet Wednesday with devotions ani Red Bank area in the Red Band A clam chowder luncheon will to Latin America under a special "Papal Volunteers" program in lish usher teams for Services. at 9:30 a. m. In the Combs-De-Voe memorial ithe program being held in thi Presbyterian Church, Sunday al be served in the pariah house CENTRAL BAPTIST dated last year by Pope John Robert Wellner is chairman of Rev. William E. Bisgrovewill room. chapel at 8 p.m., to be followec each Friday during Lent from Atlantic Highlands p.m. Circle Three will meel the committee. preach at the Communion serv- Also at 8 p.m. Dr Webster wil by social period, refreshments, 1:30 to 1:30 p.m. The chowder Rev. Harry W. Kraft wil Monday at 8:15 p.m. in the hom xxnr. ice at 10:45 a.m. on "Greater participate In a panel discussioi and an auction, with Mrs. C. K. Catholics' Plan preach Sunday at 11 a.m. at a if Mrs. Leonard Tatem. Circli will also be sold to take home. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Love Hath No Man." The choir on "Proposed Union" in the Red Woodward presiding, in the four- This week the,sanctuary lamp In addition, the church's Ex Communion service. Two will meet Tuesday in thi SCIENTIST will sing, "At The Name of Bank Methodist Church. year olds' room. will burn in memory of Mabel ension Society, also in Chicago, Sunday school will meet at 9:45 home of Mrs. Robert May, al Red Bank Jesus," under the direciion of Circle I of the Woman's So Jones. has appealed for lay Catholic a.m. Baptist Youth Fellowship, 1:15 p.m. The Lesson-Sermon Sunday at Donald E. Bisgrove, organist. PRESBYTERIAN ciety of Christian Service wil teachsrs, nurses, youth workers, Ambassadors, and Pilgrims wil doctors and Spanish-speaking cat- 11 a.m. will be entitled "Man." The pastor will preach on .Shrewsbury meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in thi METHODIST BAYVTEW PRESBYTERIAN meet at 6:30 p.m. echists—to serve in rural mission Scripture selections will include "Wise Unto That Which Is Good" Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, conference room. Atlantic Highlands Cliffwood Beach Evening worship will be al areas o( this country. Paul's advice to the Colossians at 7:45 p.m. The midweek serv- win preach Sunday at 9:30 anc" The cooperative nursery wil Rev. George E. Taylor, will Rev. Francis Osterstock, pas 7:30. Loy L. Long, personnel secre- (3:9-11): "Lie not one to another, ice of prayer and study will be 11 a.m. on the subject "Gods' meet Thursday from 9 a.m. until ireach Sunday at 11 a. m. on thi or, will preach Sunday at'9:30 The Girls Guild Fellowship wil! tary of the Congregational Chris seeing that ye have put off the held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Reward For Rebellion". 11:30 a.m. lubject, "I Kifeck." and 11 a.m. on the subject. meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. al iian American Board of Foreign old man with his deeds; and The Christian Couples Club Music for the service will in Th Methodist Men's dinnei Church school will meet at From Galilee- to Gethsemane.*' Missions, has issued a call fo: the home of Misses Ruth and have put on the new man, which elude "Prelude" played ,by Lu- meeting will be held in Fellow i:30 a. m. Mrs. Julius Adolf wi: Church school will meet at Arlene Gawler. will meet in the Fellowship hall 93 new "career and short-term is renewed in knowledge after the Tuesday at 8 p.m. cius E. Harris, organist ani ship hall, Thursday at 7 p.m be in charge of a nursery fo: :30 a.m. and a nursery wil be There will be a prayer meet missionaries" to work in over- image of him that created him: The Bykota will meet after choirmaster. At the early serv Several ministers of the com preschool children at 11 a. m held at 11 a.m. seas hospitals, social centers, ing and Bible study Wednesday where there is neither Greek nor fce, the Choristers will ring a' munity will participate In the pro- Intermediate Methodist Youtl The communicants' class for] at 7:45 p.m. The Maranatha school on Thursday, and the schools and churches. Jew, circumcision nor uncircum- young people- will meet at 7:30 anthem. At II a.m. the senio gram on "Church Unity." Fellowship will meet Sunday a young people will meet tomorrow group will sponsor a fellowship Among the unusual iob open cision, Barbarian, Scythian, bond P-m. choir wiU sing "Hear My Prayer. :30 p.m. and the senior MYF at 10 a.m. and Sunday at 1:30 hour Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. ings listed are for professors ol nor free: but Christ is all, and The trustees will meet Friday Robert Blake will sing a sole ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL will meet at 7 p.m. p.m. The communicants' class for chemistry, zoology and English in in all." and Mr. Harris will conctudi idults will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. at 8 p.m.. . Keyport The executive committee otth. India, a college administrator in MT. ZION From "Science and Health with with "Postlude." The jesters will meet tonight Morning prayer Sunday at 7:45Women's Society of Christian the Philippines, a Dhysical educa Red Bank Key to the Scriptures" by Mary it 7 p.m. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Ushers serving at 9:30 a.m. a. m. will be followed by Hoi; Service will meet Monday at tlon director, bookkeeper and II Rev. Virginia Wright, pastor, Baker Eddy will be rea^j "Citi- win Include Thomas B. Elder Communion at 8 a.m. There wi p.m. Naomi Circle wilL-meet m the brarian in the Fa' East. will preach Sunday at 11 a.m Little Silver zens of the world, accept the 'glo- There will be a service of the thaw, Wlnthrop Macomber, Wil a celebration of Holy Com manse Monday at 7:45 p.m. Extensive Training Sunday school will meet at 11 rious liberty of the children of Ham Mannel, John Rodenburg munion at the family service a1 FAITH REFORMED The Bible study group will meet All th? newly-named mission a.m. and the Young People's litany tonight at 8:30 In the God,' and be free! This is your church. After the service the and WiUlam O. Wilhem. Servln, |9:3O a. m., at which time thi Hazlet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Ires undergo extensive prelimin- Holy Association at 6:30 p.m. divine right." at the later service will be Ar- church school will meet. Nu "Christ's Conflict with Weak cottage. ' ary training at various center: Evening worship will be al Couples' Club will present a nold T. Anderson, John E. Apgar, sery care will be provided a .less at Gethsemane" will be Rev bout the county, learning of thi 7:30. film, "The Gates of Glory," In Harry Davey, Forrest Gray an culture, and conditions undei HOLY COMMUNION the parish house. this time. [Theodore Muller's sermon sub FIRST Bible school will meet Monday EPISCOPAL Robert Wilson. Holy Communion will be eel iect Sunday at 11 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN ' which they will serve. Somi from 8 to 10 p.m. Holy Communion will be cele- Junior Westminster Fellowshi courses are as rigorous in dis Fair Haven brated Sunday at 8 a.m.. - > brated Wednesday at 9 a.m. anc Sunday school will meet Atlantic Highlands Cottage prayer meeting will be Holy Communion will be cele- will meet Sunday at 6 p.m. in thi 30 a.m. in Middle Road Rev. Frederick Bronkema, Jr., Inline as Army "boot camp." Tuesday at 8 p.m. Morning prayer will be held Friday at 6:30 a.m. The Methodist Church mission brated Sunday at 8 a.m. and at church house and the Senior. Alcoholic Anonymous will meel School. A nursery will be con will conduct services Sunday at A revival meeting will be at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday Westminster Fellowship will meet ry personnel office, in New York 11 a.m., with a sermon by the school will meet during the fam- Wednesday at 9 p.m. lucted during worship. 3:30 and 11 a.m. Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri- rector, Rev. Charles R. Law- •t 6:30. Sunday school will meet atl has listed 406 openings for a wide ily service at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at 8 p.m. there wi The* Pilgrim Youth Fellowshil variety of workers in 40 coun- day at 8 p.m. Missionary Rosa rence. Morning prayer will be at Rev. CoJHns will direct an adult :30 a.m., and a nursery will be be a service of litany and ar will meet at 7 p.m. and the adul tires. Hargrave, on furlough from the 9:15 a.m. family service. Lenten study class on "Intro Bible class at 8 p.m. icid at 0:30 and 11 a.m, Africa, will be the speaker. address by Rev. Charles H. Besl Holy Communion will he cele- ductlon to the Christian Life' Confirmation classes will mee Eight Protestant denominations rector of Trinity Church, follow brated Wednesday at 6 and 9 Monday at 8 p.m. in the church Monday at 7 p.m. and Wednes EMMANUEL BAPTIST loined early this year in starting BAPTIST ed by a coffee hour in the : a.m. The 6 a.m. service will be house. day at 7 p.m. in the parsonage. i new training base for mission Leonardo ish house. Atlantic Highlands followed by breakfast in the par- The Session will meet TUBS Ties, on. an interdenominational A fellowship dinner will be held The Consistory will mee Rev. Howard M. Erwin, pas- ish house. Wednesday at 8 p.m. day at 8 p.m. in the church tonight at 6:30. BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP Wednesday at 8 p.m. tor, will preach at the Com- there will be prayer and sermon lounge. Port Monmouth munion service Sunday at 11 Church school will meet Sun Hotocm ST. JAMES CATHOLIC by Rev. A. Allen Attenborough, The Women's Association Len Pastor Gilbert Watt will preacl FEDERATED a. m. and at evening worship at Red Bank day at 9:45 a.m. Morning rector of St. John's Episcopal ten study group will meel at the Communion service Sun Holmdel Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, worship will be at 11 and a Church, Little Silver. A coffee Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Un day at 11 a. m. Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, Sunday school will meet at 10, 11 and 12 (high mass) In vesper service at 4 p.m. hour and informal discussion will church lounge. I overcome . Bible school will meet at 9:41 pastor will preach Sunday al 9:45 a.m. The young people will the church and 9.10 and 11 o'clock Baptist Youth Fellowship will follow in the parish house. The Mission Belles will meel .m. 1 a.m. on the subject "Smal meet at 6:45 p.m. and a prayer n the high school auditorium. meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in th The EYC will meet In the par- Youth Fellowship, junior aix! Town Preacher." meeting will be held at the same Confessions are heard Satur- The Mary-Martha 'circle will •its and craft room. Snnday school will meet at 9:4: ish house Sunday at 3:30 p.m. to false senior groups, will meet at 6: our. days from 4 to 6 p. m., and from meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. The Board of Trustees wi: i.m. The pastors class In churd attend the Choral Evensong in p. m. in the home of Pastoi Tonight, will be the night of 7:30 to 9 p. m., and week-days Church school workers will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in th 'ellowshlp for young people wi; u St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Watt. rayer, beginning at 10 p.m. durin>ngg th thie 7:45 o'clud- mass. meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. church lounge. meet at the same hour. Westfield. Evening worship will be ai The deacons will hold a prayer Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 A prayer service will be held appetites? Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct 7:30. The young people's weekl; meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m Wednesday at 8 p.m. A meeting of St. Margaret's p. m In the church. A baptism guild will be held Tuesday at 8 a communication! class In hi: Bible study and prayer horn meeting will be held tonight a The pastor's Bible class wil '•tank must be obtained ^rom the ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL p.m. in the parish house, study today at 4 p.m. will be held Thursday at 8 p.m :35 in Fellowship hall. meet Monday at 8 p.m. rectory and filled out before the THETKUTH Tomorrow the Sunday schoo Boys" Stockade will meet Mon baptism takes place. Eatontown WESTMINSTER REFORMED will hold a food sale from 1 day at 6:15 p.m. and Battalion There will be a celebration of JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES IN THIS Novena devotions In honor ol Holy i Communion at 8 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN Middletown. i.m. to 2:30 p.m. in FellowsHir Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- Red Bank -Jl chooh l GItEATBOOK - MWdletown "What to Do with Life" wi. all.. A prayer service will be tietd al every Monday at 8 p.'m. in meet at 10:25 There will be nn public Bible Sunday at 10:45 a.m., Rev be Rev. Harry A. Olson's ser OCEANVIEW COMMUNITY Wednesday at 8 p.m. the church a.m. The family service. Choral sermon this Sunday or for the CAN KELEASE YOU Eiicharist and sermon by Rev. Harlan C. Durfee will present thi mon subject Sunday at 10:5 Leonardo The Pioneer Girls will meet next three Sunday. •ecomLJn a series of four Lentei Pastor Kenneth N. Gamble, Jr. Alan H. Tongue will be at 10:30 Watchtowcr study will be held You can be freed from any a. m. Thursday, the Pilgrims at 3:3( ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC a.m. sermons concerning the "Basi Sunday school will meet at 9:30 will preach at the communioi p.m. and the Colonists at 7 p.m, Red Bank Sunday at 3 p.m. at the King- false appetite if you will turn, Holy Communion will be cele- Beliefs of our Christian Faith." a. m. and a nursery class wi ervlce Sunday at 11 a.m. Masses are celebrated Sunday dom hall, 54 Broad Street. with a receptive, unpreju- This week's sermon will be en Sunday school will meet a at 7, 8, 9. 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. brated Wednesday at 9 a.m. Eve- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Bible be held at 10:50 a.m. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL ning I'rayer and religious Instruc- diced thought to the truth titled "The Personality of Jesus Rev. James C. Ee!man of tin ':45 a.m. Navesink Confessions are heard Saturdays studies will be held at the follow- Christ." . Miss Rita Sails of the Sudai from 4:30 to 6 p, m., and from tion and discussion period will be ing locations: Kingdom Hall, 10 contained in tin's great book. New Brunswick Theological Sem Holy Communion will be cele- held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The sacrament of baptism wil nterior Mission, Africa, wil irated Sunday at 8:30 a. m; 7:30 to 9 p. m. St. Mary's PI., and 220 Pearl St., Science and Health with Key inary will speak at the Lente The junior confirmation class in Red Bank; 82 Pear St.. New be administered. Nursery facili service Tuesday at 8 p.m. how colored slides at famli hurch school meets at 9:30; the Baptisms are at 12:30 p. m. to the Scriptures by Mary ties will be provided. Ushers will ight Sunday at 7:30. service for parents and children Sundays. will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Shrewsbury; and 69 Lincoln St., Baker Eddy. ^ The Ross MacNeill missionar he parish house. Fairview. be William H. Aitken, 3d.' andcircle will meet Monday at , Midweek prayer and Bibli is at 10:15. and the morning The Miraculous Medal Novena John R. Marshall. p.m. in the home of Mrs. Marj itudy hour will meet Wednesday prayer and sermon is at 11:1! L held Mondays at 7:30 p. m METHODIST Thursday at 7:25 p.m. the min- You may read or borrow istry school will be held followed Church school will meet Sunda: ""otter. t 8 p.m. at the church. except the first Sunday of each and the Perpetual Novena to St. Highlands Science and Health free of at 9:15 a.m. and Westminster month, when Holy Communion Anthony is held Tuesday at 7:30 by the service meeting at 8:30, Church school meets at 9:30 * p.m. conducted by Raymond Bos charge at any Christian Sci- United Youth Fellowship, at 7 MONMOUTH REFORM BAYSHORE COMMUNITY also celebrated at the ,11: IS m Morning service at 11 o'clock service. Rev. Charles P. John- worth. ence Reading Room. The p.m. TEMPLE East Keansburg EMMANTEL ASSEMBLY OF Evening service at 7:30 on Is rector. book can be purchased in red, Shrewsbury Sunday-School meets at 9:30 GOD Prayer meeting Wednesday at REFORMED green, or blue binding at $3 TRINITY Tonight service will be held m. Church service Is at i! North Centerville 30 r> m. Colts Neck i Matawan it 8:30, In place of a sermon, m. KING OP KINGS LUTHERAN Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- and will be sent postpaid on SHAKER-QUAKER ' Samuel LaPenta of the New Morning prayer will be held Rabbi Henry Bamberger wil Prayers for peace and healing Belford tor, will conduct the Sunday receipt of check or money Elder Fr.inklln C. Moyon, Brunswick Theological Seminary Sunday at 8 and 10 a.m. lold an informal "Ask the ;ervice will be held Wednesday Rev. C Roger Burklns. pastor. service at H a m. and evan- order. gelistic service at 7 p. m. Sun- e cher, will' conduct a service will preach Sunday at U a.m. Church school will meet at labbl" question and answer ses 10 a. m. ill be In charge of the services day-school wil meet at 9:45 a. m. if instruction and guidance at 10 10 a. m. lion following the Oneg Stmbbat. Soldiers of Christ meet at J:- unday at 10:45 a. rn. In the Bay- Adult Bible class and Sunday Holy Communion will be cele- p. m. the second, fourth and lew School, Leonardville Rd. Week-day services for young m Sunday at the church, 15 school will meet at 9:45 a.m. Christian Science people will be Thursday at 6:45 North Bridge Ave. The Helping Circle will meet brated Tuesday at 8 a.m. TRUE VINE BAPTISM fth Sundays of the month. The Sunday school meets at 9:30 Trinity Guild will' meet Mon- 'omen's Guild meels the third p. m. and pMyei and Bible study Wednesday in the homo of Mrs. READING AND HOLINESS Tor adults. Thursday at 7:45 p m. SPIRITUAL William Clarendon. Mrs. Garrett jay at 8 p.m. st Tuesday of each month. Belford Long Branch CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Special prayer services will be Buck will be co-hostess. . ROOM Rev. Henry A. Male, Jr., rec- Rev. Ellen Lawrence will Rev. Phoeba Dalley will con tor of St. Mary's Church, Key- DIVINE LOVE NEW BIRTH Atlantic Highlands Wednesday at 1 p m. preach Sunday at noon at 8, SPIRITUALISM CENTRE Church service and Sunday- ct services, Sunday al 8 p m port, will be the speaker at Len- Communion will W adminis- Lid-Tuesday at 2:30 and 8 p. m RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Third Ave. Sunday school and Highlands school art held at U a. m. Wed-tered the first Sunday morning FRIENDS (Quakers) Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 ten service Wednesday at 7:30 ' mior church will meet at 10:45. p. m. Josephine Cantrell Seals, pas- esday testimony meeting If at of the month. The Wqmen' FIRS) PENTECOSTAL Shrewsbury Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 Iiis church belongs to the New ir. Is In charge of healing serv- : IS p. m Reading room hours Missionary Council will meet the Acolyte training school will Week-days services Include The society meets every Sun- Sunday Afternoon 2-4 rusalem Conference of New al) day Sundays at 9 Shrews- re 1:30 to 4 p. m. Tuesday* and third Wednesday of each month meet tomorrow at 8 a.m. > loly Communion at 9 a. m day at 11 a. m. fo. worship The ersey. I iry Ave. Saturday!, except holiday*, it 7:30 p. m. ednesdays and Fridays. First-day school meets at 10 a. m 209 BROAO ST. CROSSWORD PUZZLE An**tr *•v "l""«>"» *•**•Friday, March 3, 1961-H RED BANK REGISTER ' ACROSS 10-BootJ .Religious News 11-Sallon auHQ aaun NECCCRW Provides Hope (colloq.) unna aaaa l-ca»u CONGREGATION BROTHERS .•piI-F * It-Kinder BAPTIST I.Bur cheese sansa asna Rohallion Lot Red Bank OF ISRAEL iBtredlent ll-Pltcher U-Aypellallon ii-Klnd of aim as HUH maam Anew for Arab Refugees Rev. Stanley E. Mugrldgt, will Long Branch ofAtbena tree aan aaa sataaa speak Sunday at 11 a.m. on the Rabbi Rafael G. Grossman will ll-Anfer M-Koadilda aa aaa aaa an Is Purchased 14-O1 of celebu hotel snaais nara ana By WILTON WYNN subject: "Responsibilities of Priv- speak on "Religious Unity—How 24-1'roblblt ., FAIR HAVEN — Harold R. 120,000 in this category. Around allah, Palestine. Since there t» no Important?' tonight at 1:49. He li-Sbldsd 25-Tho aelf Qocin sia aa CAIRO (AP) - Life looked 10,000 Palestinians came to Egypt ilege." Robert Hider will direct 17-Taacber 27-Wedge In HSQS asnss James of Ray Van Horn Agen- visible signs of any solution to the the chancel choir In singing "We will discuss the areas of possible It-Spirited 29-Natlve metal hopeless to a Palestine Arab after the 1948 war with enough Arab refugee problem, the com- hont CH3OE1C3BE1QS1 S"iUH cy, local realtors, reported the Gather Together to Ask the unity among religious groups and lo-lntellect named Hussein Khatib when both money to live on, they thought. mittee's work i» likely to con- SO-Huvr blow! JS-Carnlvonroa purchase of the plot, known as Lofd'» Blessing," "Lord, For Thyexpectations from the ecumeni- (eollog.) anlmali his legs had to be amputated. With the passing of time, they tinue for many years to come. tl-Eat away S6-Dlrect one's lot 6-J, on the map of Rohallion But today ho operates a thriving ender Mercies" Sake" by Far- cal conference to take place In 21-ApporUon couree off Bellevue Ave .in Rumson have exhausted their wsources, Rome. 24-lnMct »7-Tldjr business aa a tinsmith thanks to but they are not considered refu- rant and "Hallelujah, Amen" by :«-Armj officer il-Cigar 4I-A aute . 47-Arablan by Mrs. Vincent Pace, Jersey « timely loan from people tai Handel. Warren Goode will participate H-Faddlt (ctobr.) eeaport City. gees by the UN. Il-Symbol for (coUoq.) 4<-Arrow away, Sunbonnet Set The Lord's Supper will be in the service in observance of .llv.r 40-EleetrIc olaon The property has been owned There are several Bedouin his Bar MlUvah. Dr. and Mr, catfish (pi.) 60-Turf Fathieth Nassar thought her ca- lerved. The following new mem- I3-Chapeau 41- Waate metal Soddeu of in recent years by Mr. and Mrs. tribes expelled from Israel in the Macy H. Goode will be hosts at IJ-A «l»t. (pi.) youth (i-Prepo»ltton reer as a kindergarten teacher years since 1948. They are not bers will be received: Walter (abbr.) Joseph Liotti formerly of Rum- Printed Pattern Lysinger, Fort Monmouth and the Oneg Shabbat honoring their tl-AI preient son and now residents of the Col- was ended when she lost one leg. considered refugees by the UN son's confirmation, ' , .. JJ-Femalee But she was given an artificial Mr. and Mrs. Otis Vincent, Mon- Si-Place ony House on North Riverside because they left Israel so much Candle lighting will be at 5:30 It-Comb, form: leg and now is active in kinder- later than the original group. But mouth Beach. The ushers will be mountain Avenue In Red Bank. garten work among the children Charles Stephens, Ven Loud, Fred p.m. Kabbalos Shabbos services «1-For f«ar that Mrs. Pace is now building a they have lost their traditional will be held at this time. 43-CitT In Italy Of fellow, refugees in Gaza. grazing grounds, and many have Warwick, Robert Fielder, Wel- tl-Hawallan new residence on the property lington Kennedy and Cecil Boaz. Sabbath morning services will greeting and the contractor is the Caruso A Bedouin family driven out of fallen into a desperate plight.' begin at 1:30. Warren Goode will 48-EDcroacb on Its home inside Israel got a gift Different Services The greeting committee will com- lo-Produced Construction Co. Atlantic High- prise deacon;, George Morford, be called to the Torah for his Si-Want lands. Of three sheep and now Is ex- The NECCCRW also provides Bar Mitzvah. Rabbi Grossman I2*6panlgh tor. panding the "capital" into a flock. certain services which UNRWA Franklin Sniffen and Francis "rl»«r" Swartz, assisted by deaconesses will preach on "Jewish Equal- M-Flout CARGO SPILLS Typical Cases does not offer, such as distribu- (E-Tableland Nancy Smith and Alice Graves. ity." US-Goal RED BANK — A Newark truck These cases are typical of the tion of clothing. Nearly half a A Kiddush honoring the Bar S7-Obeerrea driver, Gene Williams, 41, lost Kind of aid being given to Arab million pounds of clothing are Church school and nursery will Mitzvah will follow the service. DOWN part of his truck cargo Wednes- refugees by Christians from points distributed annually to refugees. be held at 9:45 a.m. preceded by Junior Congregation services,will day when a hoist on the as far away as Liverpool and In addition, NECCCRW distrib- the prayer circle in the Clayton be at 11: IS a.m. Mincha services, 1-Houeehold 40 vehicle hit a railroad trestle on Sydney, Kansas City and Stock- utes surplus food and com' Room at 9:30 a.m. followed by Shalosh Seudot, will S-Landtd West Front St., police reported. holm. Aid is channeled through modules from the UnHed~States, The Junior high BYF will meet begin at 5:30 p.m. I-Back down The truck Was earring cinder an inter-denominational organiza- provides medical assistance to at 8:30 p.m. with a fellowship 4-Communlon A father and too service and slat* . blocks. About 25 of them spilled tion called the Near East Chris- those not covered by UNRWA, hour preceding their meeting. The C-Concealed tian Council Com mi (tea for Refu- makes small loans to help ref- senior high's will join with other breakfast Sunday at 10 a.m. will ••Conjunction i onto the roadway. 7-FreciouB gee Work (NECCCRW). ugees become self • supporting, local youth at the Presbyterian be sponsored by th« teen-age TNT group. •ton* Related to the World Council of and maintains an emergency Church from 6 to 8 p.m. Rev. I-French 56 fund for aid to specially needy Dr. Charles Platt, minister of The congregation will hold a ' painter Churches and the International Purim party Sunday at 1:30 p.m. e.pe.r'e bora DUtr. by United Feature Brndiceta. Inc. Missary Council, NECCCRW gets individual cases. the Ridgewood Presbyterian Church will speak on the theme m the Lagowitz auditorium. A Its funds and support from church Records complete to 1960 show 'Youth and Their World-Wide musical comedy called "Purim groups In the United States, Brit- that the committee had given ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL at 10 a.m. at the Plainfield Mission." Streamlined" will be presented ain, Australia, New Zealand, Can- small loans to 1,057 families, in by the Institute choir under the Belford Church. Rev. William Arends will | ada, and Northern Europe. Its the hope of making them self, The Sunday evening praise direction of Mrs: Max Kaabe. conduct the service. service will be at 7-30 p.m. with Holy Eucharist will be cele- work is to provide relief and, supporting. A Gaza fisherman talent (how and costume con- brated Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school classes and SH 1-1300 where possible, means of support Rev. Mr. Mugridge preaching. now piles his trade prosperously test will follow. Church school will meet at 11 evening service will be omitted for Arab refugees left destitute thanks to a loan from NECCCRW This will be preceded by a soag- INQUIRE! service. The junior groups of National .m. Sunday. by the 1948 Palestine War. The to help him repair his damaged Conference of Synagogue Youth work sprawls over Lebanon, the Holy Communion will be cele Rev. Werner Schneider, rector, Invtstmmt Program* fishing boat. Five Beirut black' The pastor's dlscipleship class will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. will conduct mid-week services United Arab Republic, Jordan for juniors will meet Saturday at brated Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. smiths are working hard and em- The Men's Club will meet Mon- in Red Bank Wednesday at $20 per mo. up and the Gaza Strip. ploying other refugees in « thriv- 10 a.m. Prayers for the sick will be of- day in the Lagowitz auditorium. fered. 8 p.m. Cor. Broad * I More Than a Million ing business of making wrought- The church executive board will ft Recklsa, R. B. The YOU and Young Adult There will be a Lenten service There now are more than iron furniture, thanks to a loan meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. groups of NCSY will meet Tues- Thursday at 8 p.m. EGG MARKER million Arab, refugees, all of from NECCCRW. Grocers, car- The library commmittee will day at 7 p.m. The Institute of Ad- whom left home Inside what is penters, printers, machinists, si), meet In the library Tuesday at ilt Jewish Studies will hold class- TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Among now Israel 13 years ago. The bulk versmith, and welders have been 7:30 p.m. es Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Daily NEW APOSTOLIC the odd tilings that turned up in of, these refugees got food ra- ablo to buy the tods of their The hour of renewal (an hour services will be «t 6:45 a.m. and Red Bank books returned to the city li- tions, shelter, medical treatment trades through NECCCRW. 9030 SIZES l,2,3yn. of prayer and Bible study) will 5:40 p.m. Special memorial services for brary was a fried egg that had and education from the United These loans are Interest-free, meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. the departed wilt be held Sunday been used as a page marker. Carrier Nations Relief and Works Agen- but NECCCRW insists on repay- PRESBYTERIAN cy (UNRWA). But thousands of ment as soon as possible. The CALVARY BAPTIST Rumson destitute Arabs fail to qualify as money then can be used to help Easiest sewing! Each garaien Oceanport AUTOMATIC refugees under the UN definition, Rev. Harvey C. Douie. Jr., will make some other refugee self- One Pattern Part! Sides of sun- "True Brotherhood" will be preach Sunday at 9:30 and II and NECCCRW tries to fiJWhe supporting. gap. suit are open to let rompers the sermon topic of Rev. Paul a.m. on the subject "Light to t AIR PURIFIER! NECCCRW was organized in peep out prettily. Trim with ruf- Smith, pastor, Sunday at 11 a.m. Darkened World." For example, if an Arab farm- 1951 and now is headed by ex- fles or binding. Bonnet included. The choir will sing "Saved." Dea- John H. Watson, 3d, minister Sm IT TODA\ AT er In Jordan has lost all his land ecutive secretary Willard Jones, Printed Pattern 9030: Toddlers' cons Robert Granville and Wai of music, will play "Pastorale," to Israel but still is in his own an old Middle Eastern hand who Sires 1, 2, 3 years. Size 2 sunsuit lace Johnson will serve during the by Cesar Franck: "My Heart Is house, the UN does not consider for many years was principal of Communion service. A nursery IOEL R. NILSON takes l'/i yards 35-inch; hat takes Filled With Longinp," by Bach him a refugee. There are some the Friends Boys School in Ram. for pre-school children will be di- '/, yard. and "pur Father Who Art In air conditioning B3S "" '" rected by Mrs. Mary Isbell. Heaven," bv Bach. The guest so- and refrigeration Send thirty-five cents- (coins) Sunday school will meet at 9:45 loist at 9:30 a.m. will be Miss for this pattern—add 10 cents for a.m. Florence Fogelson. At 11 a.m. the Joshua Trent suits make friends for 40 BIRCH AVE. each pattern for first-class mail- L W. LANCASTER The intermediate and Jet Ca Chancel Choir will sine "Immor- J. Kridel. LITTLE SILVER CIVIL ENGINEER ing. Send to Marian Martin, The det youth groups will" meet at tal, Invisible. God Only Wiie," Red Bank Register, Pattern 6:30. The evening service will be by Thlmaa. SH 1-3454 Dept, 232 West 18th St., New at 7:30. DEVELOPMENT PLANNING York 11. N. Y. Print plainly Sunday church school will con- A Sunday school teachers' and vene at 9:30 a.m., in five de- Name, Address with Zone, Size WATER SUPPLY workers' meeting will be held at partment—nursery "through jun- and Style Number. the church Monday at 8 p.m. SEWAGE TREATMENT ior high.The senior high depart- 100 Fashion Finds-tiie best, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the pis ment will meet In the auditorium, IS YOUR LAWN CRABBY? MARINE STRUCTURES newest, most beautiful Printed tor's instruction class will meet. at 10:30 a.m. The lentor. high Patterns for Spring-Summer, "Africa, Land of Strife and Fellowship will meet at the Red 1961. See them all In our brand- Spiritual Need" will be the school Bank Presbyterian Church' for a 64 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK, N, J. new Color (Catalog. Send 35c of Missions lesson for Thursday conjoined program with, groups PACIFY IT WITH HALTS now! N at 7:30 p.m. ... in tht Red Bank Council of Churches. Cars will leave this church at 5:45 p.m. Members are BRIGHT ACRE OPEN SUNDAY 8 TO 6 P.M. requested to bring a sandwich •upper. Prayer Fellowship will meet ii. The low-price compact that looks and drives like time the price! the lounge Tuesday at 10 a.m. The youth 'communicants' class will meet In the lounge Tuesday •t 4 p.m. The Friendship Circle will hold luncheon in the auditorium Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. The Lenten devotional service Valiants will be held in the sanctuary Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. The evening!* meditation will' be "Praise for the Goodness of _• / God," by Rev. Mr. Douie. The long-range planning com- the compact mittee will meet in the pastor's study Thursday at S p.m. EMBURY METHODIST Little Silver Senior Mtthodist Youth fellow- that ,.:_•.-___ ship member* will participate in the Interdenominational Youth Rally Sunday at f p.m. In the First Presbyterian Church, Red Bank. Sunday school will be held at 9:45 a.m. for the pre-primary rarely children through high school stu- dent*. The adult Bible study class will meet at 9:45 a.m. in the sanctuary. The nursery depart- ment will meet at II a.m. Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, complains ; .<'-:•• will conduct the worship at 11 a.m. The evening service of worship, prayer, and sermon will be held I The seeds from last year's bumper crabgrass crop (just like the Valiant owners you know!) at 7:30 In the sanctuary. The commission on member- ship and evangelism will meet are already in the soil. If they mature, crabgrass Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. In the pas- tor's home, , will get a stranglehold on your lawn. HALTS® to The Evening Circle of the WS- CS will meet Thursday at 8:20 the rescue! One winter application with the Scotts p.m. Mrs. Eugene Vandervort will be in charge of the program, „ Spreader creates a "barrier" on the entitled "The Dilemma of • the Young American Mother." Mrs. soil's surface, that curbs crabgrass Vandervort and Mrs. Eugene Badgley will be the hostesses. as it sprouts, HALTS grub-proofs the The Adult Fellowship is plan- ning a St. Patrick's Day party for March 17. The party will be- soil, too. A half-Hour well spent! gin with dinner in the church hall. Men and more {oiks are coming to us for advice on improving their The congregation will observe lawns through an easy-to-foUow Scottt Program. Come in anytime. the Feast of the Passover and HVW fte glad to pntcribt tht correct Program for your lawn. the sacrament of Holy Commun- ion on Maundy Thursday, March What makes. Variant, and the people who own built the way it is, it's bound to rate high at 30. Rabbi A. H. Lefkowitz of El- beron will explain and conduct Save *5.00! Scotts Spreader (16.95) it, BO easy going? resale time. the Feast of the Passover, as- plus Halts (9.95) together only 21.90 For looks and liveliness, for long life and sisted by Rev. Mr. Barrett and For one thing, nagging annoyances that beset members-of the parish. Dr. Wil- many other car bodies have been engineered out low cost, the top compact this year is Valiant. liam R. Guffick, New Brunswick Come see the man who Bells them! District superintendent/will con- 30 MONMOUTH ST. of Valiant's one-piece welded Unibody. And out duct and administer the Holy where the road bumps are, Valiant's Torsion- Communion service. RED BANK. N. J. Aire suspension stays smooth as milk 'n' honey. AME ZION SH 7-2222 Remember, too, Valiant's low prices begin Red Bank $100 lower than last year. And because Valiant's Holy Communion will be cele- ^Valiant! brated Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. BROAD ST. Charles E. Bourne will preach. Sunday school will meet at SHREWSBURY '. A Chrysler-engineered product, at your Plyinouth-Valiant dealer's- • 0:30 a.m. Mrs. Mary Q. Harrison will SH 7-5555 lead the prayer secvlce and Bible study Wednesday at t p.m. • • • MONTGOMERY WARD DAY MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER—LI 2-2150 EATONTOWN CIRCLE—OPEN 10 A.M. to J>:30 P.M. DAILY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. Only! SORRY, NO MAIL, PHONE OR C.O.D. ORDERS LIMITED QUANTITY ON MANY ITEMS Incredible Price ! 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Emissaries To Talk Today . from the French government and the Algerian rebel high command are believed Air Force Lifts meeting in secret. Decision Both sides were moving cautiously after the rebels' acceptance of French Lid to Permit President Charles de Gaulle's offer to negotiate an end to their 6'/2-year war for (independence from France. News Interviews On Air Force Neither wants a fumble to TOPEKA, Kan. (AB) — School Surplus Hit ndanger chances of suc- Supply-Cut :ess. Two Air Force captains to- WASHINGTON (AP) - Air Algerian rebel officials in Force officials were quoted last Cites $174,000 New Shrewsbury day will have their first DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS — The Red Bank Democratic Club held installation cere- unis—site of their government- night as saying they have made n-exile—said only "technical de- chance to give the public no final decision of possible cut- monies last night in the Patrolman's Benevolent Asiociation hall on Bridge Ave. Figure; Voters Chided tails" remain to be cleared up back in procurement activities at The officers, left to right, ara Mrs. Marianne Cannavo, president; Louis Scotti, vice a dramatic story. NEW SHREWSBURY — Coun- is an appointed one," the mayor 'or open negotiations. Griffiss Air Force Base, Rome, president; Mrs. Thomas Flaherty, treasurer, and Mrs. Jamas M. Crow, secretary. N. Y. ' cilman Donald Cole charged last said. Louis Joxe, France's minister On July 1, 1960, Russian or Algerian affairs, has diopped But Sen. Kenneth B. Keating night that the local district Coucilman Lawrence Malone fighter planes shot down 1 rom view, giving substance to and Rep. Alexander Piraie, New Board of Education had "dipped stressed that the municipal budg- School Account Dead •eports of behind-the-scenes ac- an American jet reoonnaisance York Republicans, said they were 2 Indicted into the pockets of all of us" by et had been Introduced Feb. 2, 1 ivity. The procedural questions told by the Air Force that sev- accumulating a $174,000 surplus before school budgets were pre- 'plane over the Barents Sea. involved are so delicate that both eral plans for changes at Grif- which, he said, they are not re- ented to voters, so that citizens ddes apparently feel that untan- Thus far, Che public knows only fiss had been suggested. For Deaths Board, Committee quired by law to have. :ould consider these tax items in gling them is a job best shielded these'few facts: " 'Many plans have been sug- He made his charges from the elation to each other. council table at a public hearing "We attended meetings with the "rom the public. Six men were aboard the gested,' is the way they put it, By Auto but nothing has been decided," To Meet on Budget on the municipal budget. ichoolboard," Mr. Malone added, Expect Gesture downed plane. The Russians sent Keating said. FREEHOLD — The Monmouth "I object to this and I want 'and made some recommenda- The rebels in Tunis expect that one body back to America. Two They made the comment after County Grand Jury yesterday in- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The the $39,939 account would be re people to be aware of it;" he ions, which they didn't take." the French will make a new Xvere imprisoned nearly seven a meeting with Air Force Un- dicted two Asbury Park men on Board of Education will schedule ferred to the state commissioner said. "The public's ignorance is its goodwill gesture as a show of charges of causing death by auto. iwn fault," Councilman Cole said good faith. They said they have months. The other three are dersecretary Joseph V. Charyk a meeting with the Township of education, who could certify "There should not be any po- Indicted were John Rogers, 38, Committee, probably within the any amount, from nothing to litical meddling with schools," he 'People are just apathetic on strong indications the gesture missing. Assistant Air Force Secretary Thomas D. Morris, Maj. Gen. of 144 Sylvan Ave. and Anthony| next few days, to confer on the $39,939. added. He said he had appeared school budgets. We can't be will be the transfer of a top rebel 'eader from a French jail to a Capts. Freeman B. Olmstead Thomas C. Musgrave Jr., di- Marinaccio, 22, of 831 Central: 1961-62 school budget $39,939 However, the board made at hearings on the school budget everybody's -conscience." and John R. McKone, released Ave. capital outlay account defeated clear that because the $240,000 as a private citizen and taxpayer. "I've gotten into a lot of trou guarded residence near Paris rector of Air Force legislative where he would be available for from the Russian prison Jan. 25, According to Prosecutor Vin- at the polls Wednesday. school acount was made a sep- He chided voters for poor at- ble for speaking up about the liaison, and Max Golden, Air political consultations. have been shielded by the Air Force general counsel. cent P. Keuper, Rogers was driv- The governing body has 10 arate question on the ballot—-and tendance at school budget hear- school budget," he added. ing a car on the Garden State Force from newsmen since their Also at the meeting were May- days in which to certify the de- therefore technically was noi ings and elections. Mr. Cole told the audience thai The leader is Mohammed Ben Parkway in New Shrewsbury Nov. return. or Charles T. Lanigan of Rome, feated item to the county school considered part of the regula "There is where 60 per cent of! St. Dorothea's parish in Eaton- Bella, captured by the French in 29, 1959, when his car struck a Today they will be questioned N. Y., and Emlyn Griffith, sec- superintendent. budget — neither the Township your tax money goes," he said, town will have a new parochial 1956. He holds tremendous pres- guard rail, causing the death by reporters for the flrsLtime. retary of the mayor's committee The capital account included Committee nor the state commis- "and yet the biggest total vote school started within two years, tige among the nationalists and of his passenger, Cora Brown of in Rome.' such items as improvenemts to sioner has power to certify any at school elections was smaller "Children going out of our^rab- before his capture was known as The two captains have much Allenhum. lic schools into that school will Another meeting between New school grounds and purchase of funds for this account. than the vote for a defeated can a moderate. The rebels named to tell: How their jet plane was Mr. Keuper said MarinaccioJ bring a lot more tax relief here York members of Congress and furniture and equipment. didate for coilncil last year," him honorary deputy premier in shot down; how they were was driving a motorcycle June 16 Board President Robert J than any ratable we could add, their cabinet, formed after his* plucked from the icy sea: where Secretary of Defense Robert S, As to the $240,000 "pay-as-you- Corbliss told The Register that a Cites Eatontown on Asbury Ave.. Ocean Township, he said. ;>.; capture. - they were Imprisoned; how they McNamara and Air Force Sec- go" school question, also de- far as a new grade school s con Kenneth Roonan, Tinton Ave., when he struck a car. In the acci- "The best thing everybody- can Both sides are still hampered were questioned, and how they retary Eugene Zuckert is sched- feated at the polls, the board cerned, the board will now have asked the council why it had not dent his passenger on the motor- do for tax relief is to donate $50 by their own extremists—Algeri- spent the long months away from uled for tomorrow. secretary, Charles S. Hopla, said to consider the possibility ol "warned" voters about the school cycle, Elizabeth Murray, 19, of lo St. Dorothea's and say, 'Build ans seeking revenge after years their families.-1 That conference resulted from that under state law the Town- bonding for such a school foi budgets. Bradley Beach was killed. a school,'" Mr? Cole suggested of war and repression, and a telegram sent to President Ken- ship committee has no authority "some point in the future." How much will the Air Force Also indicted was Charles He praised Mayor Herbert E. Frenchmen demanding that Al- nedy by the New York Con to take action. !et them say? Monath, 18, of Highlands Ave., He said other alternative so- Werner of Eatontown, and that geria remain under French con- gressional steering committee, "That is finished," he said. borough's council for "taking Previously, the Air Force has Atlantic Highlands, on a charge lutions will also be considered trol forever to protect the inter- which is seeking a meeting to . Capital Outlay but added that "at this point It ii hand" in school budgets there, Commuter Bill •aid only that the plane wns of robbery. 1 ests of one million Europeans in discuss reports that activities al But, under the law, the com- and indicated that New Shrews- mapping magnetic fields; vis According to the prosecutor, too early to make any <1efiniti Algeria against nine million Mos- Griffiss will be cut back. mittee can, if it sees fit, certify bury's governing body should do not over Russian territory, and Monath is accused of stealing $15 judgments on, the matter." lems. The Europeans know that any amount in the capital out- the same. Hearings Set that Olmstead and McKone don't A Congressional source said from Mrs. Rose Macho at He did not indicate what the he Algerian elections proposed lay acount, up to the amount on "I think council should stay nut know what happened to the miss the telegram went directly to Macho's Tavern, Rt. 33, Millhurst. alternate solutions might be. WASHINGTON (AP) - A Sen by DeGaulle after a cease-fire Kennedy and that the President the ballot ($39,939) or, in a sense of school affairs," Councilman Ing crewmen. Following his arrest, Monath, a Same Salary Guide ate banking subcommittee wil. would almost certainly bring a asked McNamara to schedule a Marine, attempted to- hang him- "give the money back" to the Herbert L. Willett, 3d. said. hold three days of hearings be- Missing are Ma]. Eugene E. In other business, the board majority vote for independence. conference on the Rome mattei self while being held in the coun- school board. • "It is against the law for thi ginning March 20 on a bill de- Posa, 38, Visalia, Calif.; First adopted a teacher salary guide Violence Flares as soon as possible. ty jail. After the attempt he was The committee also has the mayor and council to Jvave any- signed as a long-range solutioi It.'Dean B. Phillips, 25, Sacra- for 1961-62. It is the same, 1 In Oran last night, more than There are reports that the Aii sent'to the Vroom Building in option of taking no action within thing to do with a school budget, to the problem of declining com mento, Calif.; aniFitrt Lt. Os- basically, as the current pay 2,000 Europeans ' clashed with Force plans to shut down the Trenton, Mr. Keuper said. the 10-day period, in which case Mayor Karl K. Baron said. muter service. car L. Gotorth, 26, Sardis, Okla. schedule: Moslems. The violence in the big Rome Air Materiel area at Grit- Alex Pressley, 38, of New York He added that he had stated This was announced today b; Capt William A. Palm. M. Oak Algerian seaport on the Mediter- fis, which employs 6,400 civilians, City was indicted for attempting Emergency certificate 'pachers his personal views in letters lo th Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr, Ridge, Tenn., was killed. and transfer its functions to base: -$3,600 to $5,400, in 10 >ears; editors of local newspapers: thai ranean coast was touched off by jto bribe four Asbury Park police Disorderly D-N.J., sponsor of the bill whicl the torch deaths of two middle- The crew and their RB47 plane! in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts BA degree teachers, $4,400 to|he felt the regional school budgel officers. The prosecutor said that would set up a $250 million re- aged French women at the hands > were stationed at Forbes Air and Ohio. $7,000, in 14 years, and' MA de- was a good one, and thnt he be Pressley was stopped Oct. 11 by volving fund for purchase of com of a Moslem mob Tuesday. Force Base near Topeka and Several hundred Monmouth Asbury Park police and charged Student Gets gree teachers, $4,600 to $7,250, lieved that the district school muter equipment by cities, state, were sent abroad in June, 19(0. County residents were trans- in 12 years. board should reduce its surplus Moslems were roughed up and with reckless driving and driving or regional bodies. eight persons were reported in- The Russians claimed the plane ferred to Griffis from their jobs without a license. The prosecutor, The guide provides for auto- by some $20,000. It would also provide $75 mil- at the Watson Laboratories, Fort $25 Fine matic $200 pay raises each year, The local board didn't do this, jured, one seriously. Four ve- was flying over the Kola Pe said Pressley offered $100 to the lion in grants for mass transpor- hicles were overturned and set Monmouth, in 1950 during build- 1 RED BANK -r Magistrate John except in the MA degree cate- he added, but that decision was ninsula to spy on Soviet rocket four policemen if they would drop tation planning and demonstra- afire In retaliation for the deaths up of the big New York base V. Crowell yesterday fined a Lit- gory, where $250 raises are pro- entirely up to them. launching sites and defense in- the charges. tion projects. of the women, who had been when the Air Force became tle Silver youth $25 for disorderly vided for teachers with four| Other System stallations when it was shot The four policemen were Ralph A similar hill calling for a $100 trapped in a burning car by the separate service. conduct. years or more of service. "It may be that the municipa down. Perone, John Graham, David Par million revolving fund passed Ihe Moslems. Timothy P. Carson, 18, of 77 Committe chairmen were ap-[government study now under way rcolt and Detective Edward Senate last year but died in a As the Europeans marched in Amelia Cir., Little Silver, was pointed as follows: In New Shrewsbury will show we Burke, Jr. house committee. It, too, wa: from the burial of one of the charged with using loud, profane . Public Information, Mrs. How- ought to change to the system Ronald Waters, 23, of 75 Mil- sponsored by Williams. women, their numbers grew and language toward a Red Bank High ard W. Russell; education re- In use in such cities as Asbury Two Ask Surplus ler St., Highlands was Indicted Williams said prompt action by Moslem crowd began gather- School industrial arts teacher, search and teacher-citizen liai- Park, where the mayor and coun- for atrocious assault and battery.- the housing subcommittee I ing. Police set up barricades to' John F. Moses. son, William M. Phillips; new cil are in charge of school budg- Mr. Keuper said Waters had scheduling hearings indicates Hi separate the two groups and re- construction, Stephen N. Patter- ets, and the Board of Education Appropriation Cut threatened William Oulette, Mil- Magistrate Crowell dismissed a Senate is coming to grips with stored order. ler St., Highlands, with a shotgun charge against Carson that, he son; buildings and grounds, Mi- the urban traffic congestion cri Dec.. 31. threatened Mr. Moses. chael J. Gormley, and finance, ;is and the need for improving some additional surplus will be SEA BRIGHT — Two residents Bertram Roundtree, 27, of 583 The magistrate called Carson a Vernon W. Manning. essential commuter services. Hold Decision —one of them the tax assessor- gained from money left ovci "smart alecky youngster defiant Democrats River Rd., Fair Haven, was in- "We are at the threshold o! last night criticized the Borough from the i960 budget. of authority." New Units dicted for selling alcoholic bev- (Continued) recognizing the enormous impli In Assault "Council's 1901 budget- appropria Some nescrvc Left Mr. Mosc3 testified he was act- The public.Information and the erages to a minor. The prosecutor Mr. Colllchlo; Thomas J, Smith, cations of traffic congestion to tlon from surplus as too high. Mr. Seaman said $17,524.26 re- ing as a special officer and di- education research and teacher- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Magis- said Roundtree Is charged with Jr., Red Bank, and Walter R. the nation's economic welfare,' As a general rule, residents in mains from the 1960 budget, recting students where to cross citizen liaison committees are trate Marvin E. Schaefer yester- selling beer and liquor to a 14- Wall, Kcansbiirg, asked to have Williams said." A really con most municipalities urge the gov- When all outstanding bills are the street Feb. 21 on Harding new groups, created as a result day reserved decision on charges year-old boy last July at the Cel- their names withdrawn before the structive program'of federal en erning body to increase surplus to paid,'he said, some of that re- Rd. when the incident occurred. of the budget defeats, Mr. Cor- of assault and battery against lar, 570 River Rd., Fair Haven, bliss said. meeting convened. couragement and assistance in James Manning 28, and William cushion the tax blow. serve will be converted into sur- were he was employed. He said he told Carson to cross Norman Hansen, of Monmouth 'He said the latter unit would mass transportation can be a Manning, 24, of 10?. Hollywood After a 45-minute public hear- plus. John Chiafullo, 27, of 346 West at a corner, not in the middle Beach, the railroad station agent be a study group consisting of potent instrument in revitalizing Ave., West Long Branch. ing, the governing body adopted Mr. Axelsen said he feared: End Ave., West Long Branch, was of the street. at Matawan who ran as an In- board members, teachers and our great urban centers." James D. Lueddeke, West Deal, its 1961 budget totaling $280,184.75 that if another shark scare o; indicted for issuing a worthies! According to Mr. Moses, Carson dependent in 1959 advocating a citizens and might study such signed the complaint, alleging the and reflecting a $1.04 decrease in hurricane hit the resort com check. Mr. Keuper said Chiafullo —who attends school on a part- statewide referendum on a public questions as the use of portable YOUTH RETURNS pair assaulted him Feb. 5 In the the municipal purposes tax rate munity, the remaining surplui issued a $20 bad check Nov. 5 at time basis as a fifth-year student lottery, and William Himmelman to $5.17 per $100 of assessed valu- —swore and made reference to (prefabricated) classrooms, the WALL TOWNSHIP - A 14 Memory Lane Tavern, Rt. 35. would not be enough to meel the store of Simon E. Cohen, 74 of Middletown Township, a lawy- year-old boy who, police said ation. Twenty residents were in Mr. Moses'' racial origin. • possible elimination of kinder- Bobbie L. Jones, 27, of Bel- the additional expenses. Monmouth St., Red Bank. er who practices in Red Bank, disappeared from home after be attendance. Carson denied Mr. Moses garten (which would require new mar was sentenced to 30 days Mayor Farrell pointed to a $38, Charles Keller, 32, of 53 Dudley were given consideration, Mr. ing suspended from the Wai 'Arthur 0. Axeisen, the assessor, charges. He admitted, however, state legislation) and the possi- in jail for driving while 'on the 245 loss in tax ratables—most ol St., Long Branch, >was indicated I'Lowenstein said. Township High School for Im and Pasquafe A. Long, Shrews- telling Mr. Moses, "I would like bility of conducting school on a revoked list them through revaluation ap- for indecent exposure before "The decision to support the ancy yesterday, was found thi: bury Way, said the borough was to punch you in your nose." "year-round" (12-month) basis. Henry J. Kretzmer, 76, of Oak- peals to the Monmouth Count. lyoung girl Dec. 10 in Long three were unanimous and in no morning in a Delmar luncheon •kating on thin ice by using $45, Mr. Corbliss emphasized that hurst had his license and revoca- Board of Taxation—as a princl Branch, the prosecutor said. Christopher Hodecker, a senior, wav reflects on the others," he ette. The boy, Francis M. Ragek 000 in surplus funds to reduce tho the board is not advocating- any tion suspended indefinitely on a pal cause for the jump in surplu corroborated Mr. Moses' testi- added. "Monmouth County is for- of 1104 Pino St., West Bclmar, tax rate this year. of these proposals, but cited charge of careless driving. Tho appropriation. imony. tunate to have had such an ample told his parents he had gone t 39-Cent Dtp Carol Nolan, a freshman, said them #s "examples" of ihe type magistrate recommended a psy- ' Sidewalk Installation number of fine qualified aspirants New York City over night, po The over-all borough tax rate Variance work the new committee migr/t chiatric examination for Mr. she was with Carson and did not for public service. We think we "ice said. will decrease by an estimated 38 In addition, the mayor said, hear him use profane or indecent do to seek solutions to Raritan's Kretzmer. the governing body felt tljat have endorsed the best avail- cents to $10.87 per $100 of as language. many school problems. able." sesscd valuation, because of the those borough residents who Just Approved (1.04 dip in the municipal pur- last month finished paying off FAIR HAVEN - The Zoning poses tax rate. the cost of sidewalk installation Board of Adjustment last night GOP Picks Morgan Mayor Thomas Farrell, a cand- [over a five-year period deserved approved a'variance request by idate for reelection this year, at least a one-year drop in taxes. |John C. Beers, 96 Harvard Rd\, said the surplus was boosted by The mayor added that the who wants to remove a- portion $20,000 over 1960 to give taxpay council originally had planned ti of his garage and then subdivide Fox, Joslin for Slate ers "a breathing spell." appropriate $50,000 from surplus, his property. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Two Mr. Fox was appointed to the Mr. Long said he feared that a but cut the figure by $5,000 on Mr. Beers told the board he former councilmen and a former governing body in 1959, replacing deficit will occur in the surplus the advice of Mr. Seaman. will still lack five feet in order member of the Board of Educa- Edward G. Walder. He did not account this year. The total 1961 budget is $280, to conform to the zoning code tion will make up the Republican seek election last year. Mr. Axelson, who has been in a 184.75, an increase of $3,621.93 after removing a 12-foot section ticket in the coming primary He served on the school board feud with Mayor Farrcll recently However, the municipal purpose; of his garage., election. for three years and is employed urged the surplus appropriation tax levy shows a decrease ol The applicant explained he by the Foster-Wheeler Corp., Car- be reduced "so that the tax bur- $24,378 from the I960' bite ol seeks to subdivide his property Heading up the ticket is Rus- terct. He did not seek re-election den will be placed in this year, $134,310, to the proposed 196 and needs a variance because sell W. Morgan, who served on this year. and not next year." figure of $109,932.75. the new property line would be the governing body for three 1 The third member of the slate, Working Tight This tax levy drop is ac too close to the new dimensions years. He will run for mayor. Mr. Joslin, served on the board Joseph X. Seaman, borough counted for mainly in two area: of the garage. Running for the council this three years. Last year he served auditor, told Mr, Long, "I'll con-1 —the $45,000 surplus and an es The board withheld decision un- year will be Vincent H. Fox, an- as its president. He alsd did not cede to you that we are working timated $68,000 in beach receipts. til its April meeting on a vari- other ex-councilman, and John seek re-election. this quite tight." In the 1960 budget the borough ance request by Mrs. Everlina Joslin, a member of the 6choo! A resident here for more than To Mr. Axelsen, the auditor estimated the beach would pro- Keel, 107 Parker Ave. board. "10 years, he is a service foreman said, "We have gone quite deep-|duduci e $62,000 in revenue. Actually, Mrs. Keel asked permission to The local Republican Club for the Atlantic Utilities firm ly into surplus .-. . to give re- the beach revenue hit $69,499.21, establish a beauty parlor In her unanimously endorsed the trio here. lief to the taxpayers . . . The Here is a breakdown of th house, which is in a non-conform- last night. . only alternative is to raise the total tax levy and rates: ing residential zone. ACCEPTING IID — three Damocrats erfdorsed last night to be candidates for Mon- The slate was recommended by REGISTRATION taxes." County—levy, $46,482 rate, mouth County Board of Freeholder and Assembly, great each other after receiving a 12-man steering committee, Office of tho Borough Clerk, The surplus account as of Dec. $2.20, up 25 cents. LOGICAL MISTAKE Mr. Morgan was first elected 604 River Road, Fair Haven, will 31, 1960, showed $61,450.48. With tocal school—levy, $65,673 word from a county Democratic icraaning committee at Bradley Beach. Left to be open Tuesday, Wednesday and ROSEVILLE, Mich (AP) - 1 to the council in 1957 and served the appropriation of $45,000 for rate, $3.11, up 2 cents. Kathy Cailie won the sixth grade right, Elliot L Katz, Long Branch, an Asiembly choice; Mayor P. Paul Campi, Little until last year, when he did not Thursday evenings, March 7th. the 1961 budget, the surplus fig- Regional high school—.levy spelling bee contest at her Rose- Silver, for freeholder; and Councilman William F. X. Connoll, Atlantic Highlands, for seek reslection. 8th and 9th, 7 to 9 p.m., for the ure would be reduced to $16,- $8,202.15; rate, 39 cents. convenience of persons wishing ville elementary school yesterday Auembly. Dr. Lorenzo W. Harris, Aibury Park, chosen for Assembly, alto hat ac- He has lived in the borough 450.48. After the budget hearing, Municipal - levy,. $109,932.75; when her opponent misspelled the since 1947 and is employed by to register. 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Woa!« 1*|4I—WO* Bibla Reading HAZLET rise at Cimpobelto" was consider- (•) Terrytoons I:4S—(U) Community Newsreel WMCNIWI; Jim Lo»« 10i»—WABC Nawa; Scott Muni Loew'i Drive-In—Cartoon 7:00 (») Movie ed a natural for * nomination. he really played a supporting , WO* Nawa, Laa Smilk 111**—WCBS Nawa (11) Fun At One (II) News «:00— (2) People's Choice role. He doubted that he would tlt—«VC*t Bob Drsos WNBC Nawa; Bob Raymta Misfits 7:05; 10:45; Heroes Di( 3ut the 2,400 Academy members (IS) At Your Beck and (4) Family be nominated—"I only worked 10 WOK Galas Drak* WO* Nawa Young 9:30. 7:W- (2) Local News >assed him up for the less ob- N lllll—WCBS Starlight Salute (7) I Married Joan days In the picture," he said. But SAT. — Cartoons 7:00; Msfits Call 7:1»- (2) Weather vious choice of Laurence Olivier BalaxtB* Mu.le WOR J.an Sh.pard (I*) Jack LaLanne those 10 days paid off ... litt—WMCNawa: Jack Carn.j nil*—wen Umio 'T.I D.W» 7:15; 10:50: Heroes Die Young 1:05- (1) Bums and Allen (11) News in "The Entertainer." WIK Enptuiail 1:15- (4) News 7:15— (2) News 0:»- (S) News Eyebrow-Raisers With due respect to the players ; Parionay Slorj lllll—WABC Nawa: Happlnaia 9:35. Excbaase (S) News 1:30- (2) My Little Margie Ml SUN. — Cartoons 6:00; Misfite 7:25—(ID Weather How come? Did the voters fi& involved, it does teem that the WNBGNawa: Jim Lowa llieo—WNBCN.wa: All Nlgbt In 1:M- (» As The World Turns (5) Tflpper ire Bellamy had an unfair ad- races for supporting actors and N.Y. 6:13; 9; 50; Heroes Die Young 7:I»— (2) Rawhide WOR Newa: Ljle Vu (4) Dr. Hudson (7) Memory Lane Jilt—WOR Arlan* Franela WOR Lour Jokn 8:35. (4) Happy vantage in playing his role on actresses are among the least WCnMartia Wright MORNINO PROGRAMS (5) Movie (5) Cannonball (13) Movie he stage for two years? Olivier impressive in years. There were •tsa—WHTQ Nawa: TlSt—WABC Harb Oacar Andiraoo 9:50—(li> Adelante En Espanol WCBS Jack Starline ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (7) Susie (7) Matty's Funday >layed his on the stage, too. It'sfew really standout performances WHTO Uonmooth-Ocaan 10:00— (2) December Bride liaa—.W»«C Newa: Jack Caraey Atlantic — Can-Can 7:00; 9:16. (11) Our Number System Funnies i puzzlement . . . among people with character WHK Enpkaaia . Nawa Sumary (4) Say When And why did the voters' choose roles. This reflects not oa their ai«t WCBB Newai Informally EfV Pricaa SAT. — Can-Can 7:00; 9:16;1:5(M11) Adventuras En (>) Movie-1942 WOR Nawa: (5) Movie 3reer G«rson as Mrs. FDR over sUIH; but on the movie makers' Cntral The> Tingier 2:00. Espanol •The Hard Way" WITT* Clcisl EK>c« * * John Gambling 2:0fr- (2) Full Circle 0:10—(11) English Language he more obvious choice of Doris emphasis on stars—which is Bapart: Untie WHBC Nawa: Bill Cullaa SUN. — Can-Can 3:20; 4:30; • (11) You Are There WBBC Men: Art Ford Tilt—WHTO V.w.i 7:00; 9:15. (4) Jan Murray - Arts 3ay in "Midnight Lace?" Be- short-sighted. A star's best friend WOR Newa: John wmiate Waka op ts Mnilo (7) Day In«Court 8:00— (4) One Happy Family 10: SO- (2) Video Village ause Carson had a tougher Job is his support , 4l|a_W»l Kenneth Banvfcart Tl«a—WHTO Ciril Sarvlca Nawa (5) Miami Undercover WOB Radio New York Till—WABC Nawa; KEANSBURG 2:10—<11> Exploring Science (4) Play your Hunch if characterization? Who knows. 41M—WHTS Nawa: Balulng Harb Oacar Andaraon Casino — FRI. & SAT. — Swiss 2:30- (2) House Party (7) Harrigan and Son (7) Ray Milland The eyebrow-raiser among the . Mnala wen World Nawa (11) Victory at Sea «ISS—WUC Newa: Jaek Camay WHTO Haadllnaa: Family Robinson 6:45; 9:00. (4) Loretta Young 10:40—(II) World of Numbers rade was "The Alamo's" strong WMTB Fort Monmooth Waka up to Hallo SUN. — Swiss Family Robin (7) Road to Reality (11) Mike Wallace 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy ihowing—seven nominations, in- Nawa WOR Nawa W«»C Baphaala WNBC Nawa: BUI Cnllta son 2:00; 4:15; 6:35; 9:00. (11) American Anthology 1:20—(li) Dialing the Newi (4) Price Is Right :luding best picture. The major- -Wen Nawa: SlaellgkU •ill—WO* Dorothy and Dick (II) Movie 8:J0- (2) Route 66 (7) Morning Court ity of the critics failed to enthuse WHT* Vonnonth-Oon WCBS Jack SUrllm KEYPORT CARLTON Nawa SBBunary • llw—WHTO Nawa 2:55- (5) News (4) Nanette Fabray (II) Speaking English >ver the film. Yet a costly cam- WMBeNawa: Art Ford Kalaxinc Unilo Strand-The Misfits 6:52: 9:17. ($) Tombstone Territory 11:20— (0) News and Weather paign was waged to woo Acad- WOR Newa: Join Scott •lit—WABC N.w.; .:«•- (2) Millionaire SAT. - Kiddie Show—Saracen (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) Flintstones ' (11) Discovering Art emy votes. John Wayne can be •ill—WCn Keuath Banghart H.rb Oacar Andar.on Blade and The Snorkel 1:45; WHTa Dow Joaaa Avaiaxa ••••—WCBS Nawa: Jack Starling (5) Dateline Europe (II) Boots and Saddles 11:25— (5) News happy with the results, though his TODAY It TOMORROW WOR Radio New Tork WHTO Roadllnai: The Misfits 6:52; 9:17. •lS*>—WHTSNewa: BelulBl Strictly for Wonaa (7) Queen For A Day (IS) Movie-1949 (») Almanac Newsreel work as actor and director went Mn.io (alro off WNBC Nawa: Bill Cull.n SUN. — The Ten Who Dared (S) Film Drama 11:30— (2) Clear Horizons unrecognized. . . SiOO p.m.] . WO* Nawa; G.l.n Draka 1:57; 5:07; 8:17; The WWt« "Prince of Foxes" MIAN WITH A MtOBLMMt tu»—WABON.wa •lit—WHTO Nawai (11) Movie (4) Concentration WarioT 3:29; 6:33; 9:47. 1:00- (4) Bell Telephone Hour Not Purity'* Year R«lailng Huilo 1:I»- (2) Verdict Is Yours (5) Romper Room Here's a novelty—All the ac- •VIHIH* •Ha—WHBC Empkaala (5) Pony Express . UM-JwaBCJuk C«r»ey WABC Nawa: Braakfaat Clnb LONG BRANCH (4) From These Roots (») Love That Bob! resses nominated for the support Wen Nawa lllll-WCn Nawa: (7) 77 Sunset Strip (») Family Living Arthur Godfray Baronet—The Sundowners 2:10 (5) Doorway to Destiny role are young blondes. What a WNKNawe: Sporti (9) Jean Shepherd (IS) TV Bandstind WO* New: Ljla Van WHTO Haadllnaa: Mnaio 7:00; 9:30. (7) Who Do You Trust? 'etching quintet they make: Gly- •US—WCn Eaerta: Bob Coeka WNBC Nawa; Art Ford (») Movie (11) U.S. Marshal 11:40—(11> La Puerta Ablerta nls Johns, Shirley Jones, Shirley WNwCAH Font WO* Nowa Raporta SAT. — The Sundowners 2:10 WO* New*; Jola Wtafita (•US—WOR Martha Daasa 4:00- (2) Brighter Day t:S»- (2) Jackie Gleason Knight, Janet Leigh, Mary Ure. Kilt—WHTO Nawa; 4:40; 7:05; 9:30. till—W«M Paul Hanrai (4) Make Room For (5) Award Theater And for actresses seeking Acad- •IW—Wen Nawa: Bsalaaal Ralaxlnc Matle SUN. - Kiddie Show - Sign o; Hal M-umplirey: WAtC Nawa Raporta • WO* Int.rrl.wi, the Gladiators & Cartoons 2:00; Daddy (I) Playboy's Penthouse ;my nominations.. . It pays to be WO* Kawa: Martha B.ana (5) Douglas Fairbanks (11) World Crime Hunt Md. Elizabeth Taylor and Me- nanry Glaaatona t«ll>—WABC Nawa: A Summer Place 5:45: 9:50; •14*—WCn Financial Nawa Charli. Graar The Bramble Bush 3:50; 8:00, (7) American Bandstand W:0«— (2) Twilight Zone !ina Mercouri got theirs by play- WHBC Financial Nawa WNBC Emphaala (11) Abbott and Costello (4) Michael Shayne ing ladies of the evening: so did «l4f—WIK Howard Coaalt HIM—WCBS Nawa: Hona Tarty Shows to WCU Lowell Thorn.a WHTO Haadllnaa: Maile FREEHOLD (II) Cartoons (5) Night Court Shirley Jones. Shirley Mactalne WON Sporta. Stan Lonax WHBCNawa: Art Ford Strand — Cartoon 9:12; Swiss 4:15- (2) Secret Storm (7) Detectives enacted the victim of an adul- I WHBC Three Btar Extra WOR Nawa •lll-'WCUSportl Tlma lllll—WO* McCanna at Roma Family Robinson 7:00; 9:31. 4:J0- (2) Edge of Night (II) How to Marry a TOUS affair with an office ex HIM—WCH Garry Moora Watch »'•*—WAse EAwmxA P. Mortal SAT. — Cartoon 3:38; 4:57; (4) Here's Hollywood Millionaire gutive In "The Apartment." Jan- WCn Newai Interview! WHTORad Bank RafhUr 7:15; 9:34; Swiss Family Rob WmCKawa: Wayne Howal] Naw*. rate Haffmaa (5) Mr. District Attorney 10:30— (2) Eyewitness to History •1 Lelqh played fast and loose In 11I4S—WCBS Croaby-Clooncy imson 12:30; 2:45; 5:03; 7:22; TONIGHT WO* Foltoo Lawll till!—WABC Nawa (11) Laurel & Hardy (5) Manhunt Psycho," and Mary Ure was an Till—«MK Cknck Dwnawajr 9:41. (U) Studio 99% WO* Bntlnate: Kawa WNBCEmphaiiB (7) Law and Mr. Jones 0:00-(Cli. 4)—Telephone Houi dultress in "Sons and Lovers." llitt—WHTS Midday Stock Baport SUN. - Cartoon 4.28; 6:594:55—(11; ) Spinky and Tadpole wasn't purlty's-year . . . TiM—wen Nawa: Ed Joyca (9) Movie—1942 —(Choice Viewing)—Four noted CINEMASCOPE . COLOR by O» Urn 9:18; Swiss Family Robinson 3:0ft- (2) Life or Riley "The Hard Way" performers will give an Interna- The academy failed to field one 2:00; 4:47; 7:06; 9:37. (4) Movie (II) Mr. Adams and Eve tional flavor to "A Galaxy of HEY KIDS! _ (5) I Led Three Lives \SBURY PARK (II) Playback Music." From Britain, two lead to break a contract concern- Tomorrow at 2 P.M. (») Mischief Makers 1O:13~(1J) Play of the Week ing music-hall entertainers—Gra- ing a cure for gill fever devel- Lyric-General Delia Rovere (11) Bozo The Clown 7:00; 9:30. "No Exit" de Reids and Stanley Holloway oped by Ms client in "The Case (U) Danger is My Busincs of Hie Glittering Goldfish.'- Ray- SAT. & SUN. - General Delia II:0»- (2) News —sang numbers typical of that KIDDIE SHOW! 5:25—(11> Clutch Cargo mond Burr, W}K> plays Perry, RoVpr* 2:00; .4:25; ,7:00; 9:30. 5:39- (2) Movie (4) News genre, Renata Tebaldi sings 'Incrtdiblt Shrinking Man' (5) News from Italian opera, and may appear slightly younger in WUryialr—The Facts., of Lift (5) Texas Rangers arias this film. It's a rerun first plus Short and Cartoon* 2:50; 7:20; 9:30. (7) Rin Tfri Tin (7) News Burl Ives offers his own arrange- shown Jan. 17, 1959. SAT. - Kiddie Show 1:00; (9) Movie (II) News ments of American folk music. 7:30- Manufacturers of Kltcheni of superior quality and design. Deal direct with Hi* manufacturer and wvel RED BANK CALL KE 1-38OO FOR FREE ESTIMATE Open Dally 8 A. M. to ( P. M. Wed.-Thun-Frl. TH * P.M. REGISTER ROUTE 15 BROAD ST. SH 1-0010 I 1 MUa North of Aabury Circle 16—Friday, March 3, 1961 RpD BANK REGISTER Baltimore a Contender With League's Best Pitching^ Outfield a Problem pitching than anybody else in EDITOR'S NOTE - This U cently after four good rounds, "I have to be a littts more careful in making predictions the league." Ik* lint la a Mrics on the ma-may be a bit tired of finishing second and yet he's dareful tMs year," Richards said as he jor leagna teams. Othen will fok about predicting a pennant .for sat in the dugout at Miami sta- Oriole pitching. °' course Is VFW «• «Us pas* daily. his 1961 Orioles. dium here. "However, we have great. In Chuck Estrada, Milt However, the well-browned room for considerable optimism. Pappas, Skinny Brown, Jade By WALTER L. JOHNS Texan is very optimistic, and We feel that we have a team Fisher, Steve Barber and Hoyt MIAMI, FU. — Paul Richards, most of the optimism is based that could improve and be WiUiela m the Birds have six who tost the American League on his pitching, a young team serious contender. We're just huriers who were In winning pennant last year after making which should improve over last hoping that the year's experi- form last year. And the hero a Bght for it until mid-Septem- year and the added experience ence will take oire of the nat-of the 1959) campaign, Jerry ber, and then lost the baseball the youth movement should ural Improvement. Our real Walker, who could win only ptayen" golf tourney here re-;have picked up. chances lie in having better three games last year. It ex- pected to come back to his 1959 form. Walker, who was ailing in 1960 with a virus and an al ergy, apparently has recovered. Richards feels that he has over- come the Illness and he, too, could be counted on as a starter. Becaus of the wealth of pitching, it's doubtful if any of Hie rookie huriers will break In. Steve DalkowtsW. a hard- hrowing lefthander up from Stockton, is promising although he's wild and wooly. Another is Ame Thorsland, who was 12-7 with Fox Cities. READY FOR TOURNAMENT— Keyport High School will meet Lakawood tonight in a Central Jersey Group 2 One of the Oriole problems Is reUefe pitching. "We have some gam. in the NJSIAA Basketball tournament game at the Asbury Park Convention Hall. Keyport lost the Shore good middle inning men in Wil-Confor.nco championship to Neptune. bUO, Feb.,25. Standing, left to right, are Coach Frank Zampello, James hetm and Gordon Jones. I hope Wilson, Larry Poland, Larry O'Neil end Jerome Zampallo, assistant coach. Front row. left,to right, are Pete we can find a strong-armed one for the late innings. We might Rothenberg, Bruce Jackson, Donald Buhler and Tommy Leonardis. i make it with Wes Stock, who has a good fast ball and good Fullmer — who* says he has control." lost respect for Robinson's punch- es and will make this a wide open The one big Oriole problem Sugar May Retire if Beaten fight — has finished his sparring s the outfield where the solid thumper, Gene Woodling, is program. missing. He is confining his training to 'Time and wind will have to Badly by Champ Gene Fullmerwind sprints and walking. He ex- take care of the outfield,' pects to weigh in for the nation- philosophizes Richard*. "Jackie ally televised match at about 159 Brandt will be in center field but the other two. spots are wide They will have it out over 15 open." rounds or less in Las Vegas' Competing are Gene Ste- Convention Hall and over the phens, once with the' Red Sox; ABC TV network (10 p.m., est). Jim Busby, Whitey Herzog from This is another title showdown. * mtomt (Pttoktr) Kansas City; Russ Snyder, also At stake Is Fullmer's NBA mid- (Photo* by Fran* BucMntiuik) from the A's; -Chuck Essegian dleweight championship. Right form tfie Dodgers, and Earl now they stand even at 1-1-1. Robinson, from Spokane, and, Fullmer, a muscular jnine- of course, that bonus beauty of worlier, won the world title from : Miss Willey a couple of years ago, Dave Sugar Ray on a 15-round decis- Nicholson. ion at New York, Jan. 2, 1957, on Wins Gold Medal "Nicholson's potential," .raves May 1 of the same year they Richards, "js- electrifying. He's journeyed to Chicago and old MIDDLETOWN — Miss Laur- Rding closer to it al the time. Ray regained the title on a fifth ace Willey, daughter of Mr. andHe should be a helluva ball round knockout. Mrs. Walter H. Willey, Oak Hill olayer in the next^few years In the third chapter, at. Los Rd., became the first New Jer-He's aleady an aock>tab!e ma Angeles, last Dec. 3, they strug- sey skater of the R.S.R.O.A. to jor leaguer. He fust has to har- gled to a 15-round draw with receive the coveted gold medal ness his power." Fullmer retaining his NBA title. for proficiency in roller dance Pendinr of Brookline, Mass., is skating. A newcomer -who may break into the outfield is Pete Ward, •recognized as champion In New Miss Willey took part in a test former infielder from Fox York Massachusetts and Europe. held at Groton, Conn., during the Cities where he was file most Fuller, 29, of West Jordan, New England championships valuable player.. Utah, has gone unbeated in It meet last Sunday. The test con- Gus Triandos, who was out fights since he was kayoed by sisted of seven of the most dif- Robinson. His record is 52-4-2, ficult dances skated with a part- for a month last year with a hand fracture, is the No. 1 re- including 23 knockouts. ner. It was before five high com- Robinson, 40, of New York, has missioned judges. ceiver. He worked in a box factory during the winter and a record of 143-8-3, including 33 Miss Willey also passed her looks great. Added were Hank Gene EVIImer kayos in,a 20-year-carcer. judge's test and is a commis- Sugar Bay Boblnson Foiles from Detroit and Frank sioned judge of Panel 36, Elmont, House, also a former Tiger re- Long Island. She Is qualified to Pro Hockey ceiver. ONCE AGAIN — Those busy middleweight!, the NBA king Sens Fullmer, and the judge at nationwide contests and veteran Sugar Ray Robinson, ex-champ, go at it again in Las Vegas, Nev,, tomorrow ASSOCIATED NIKSS proficiency tests. The infield is set with Jim W I, T P|t Gentile, Marv Breeding, Ron Toronto M Donald Kennedy, gold medalist night. % M JO "M 6f Elmont, was Miss Willey's Hansen and Brooks. Robinson. MontrHl is Hansen Is in the service Detroit ..ZHT-IZI™ IS si partner. Millie Ferris, New York LAS VEGAS Nev., (AP) — Su-|tials included the NBA title. Con- 9 won't be ready until mid-Aoril gar Ray Robinson, who rarely j sequently, a loss here could leave 33 193 .19 City, is the Mlddletown star's 6 r „ 13 coach. Jerry Adair. from the Miami ° •" ' ll.;him™ witmltUh n_Ao titl*;»1eA ttno fightints*t fofni*r — club and "Boog" Powell, wtra Y Juniors talks about what might happen Miss Willey Is a graduate of and perhaps no purses largej was rooki&of-aie-year in th if he loses, conceded yesterday , Mlddletown Township High School enough to make it worth fighting | Three-I League last year, ar< Lose Thriljer that ho may retire if he is badlyat all. and attended Monmouth Medical hopefuls for the infield. Center School of Nursing and beaten by Gene Fullmer tomor-] Robinson's camp was mildly RED BANK — The Red Bank four 0 other d v durin Monmouth College. Y" Juniors lost to the Long row night. i P """? ^ ? 8 SIZING UP THE ORIOLES a long workout in an overheated Branch Juniors, 16-14, in a thriller "But," he said, "I don't even Best pitching In the league: auditorium. RAY was down to 157 played recently on the YMCA consider thai possibility." THE IVY LEAGUE problem In outfield; need re- 'A, lightest he has been at that W L court here. Werner'! Htvkl Larki 4i 24 lief finisher. Club finished The 40-year-old challenger, an stage of a training program in McOulm'l Oakl 43 M McKeon paced the Red Bank Rhora Flying- "A" .41 21 second last year and Is defi- 8-5 underdog in man to man beteight years. team with seven points while Magnolia Inn . M',4 33'nite pennenat contender. ting on the NBA middleweight Hidden Brook Orlndlni 33 38 Torchia was high man for Long "We had a good crowd at the 300 Bar 32 37 NEXT — The Kansas City title light, told newsmen earlier! Tick Tock Cleaner* ..._ 31 3a Branch with five markers. what would happen if he wins. I , , , j ^ ,, Hazlet Pharmacy 30 39 Athletics oVe o p Automatic Drlnkl .. 30 • .IB The Juniors is a newly organ "I'd be willing to accept all ^id it." ] Dlstt Ltt .Haktrjr .^.-.^ 24U 4i! ized team of youngsters from the over challengers," he said. 'Tm'such NO SERIES—Frank Leo 230, 211 The entire area on which Yan fifth and sixth grades. Ray took Wednesday off, in- I8»—033. kee stadium is located takes u; an egotistical prson that if some- ZOO CLTJB-Frank Uo 130. 214: Pi I..B. "V" Jn. (]»> creased his consumption o[ li- Lamano 203. 116 acres'. o FP one is better than 1 am I want ©OLD MEDAL WINNER —Miis Laurace Willey daugh- Wood! 0 0 0 quids and returned to work yes- UcKeon 3 17 to know it first." terday with most of the lost ter of Mr. and Mn. Walter H. Willey. Oak Hill Rd., Siegfried I I 3 How about another figMt with Buchanan 10 2 LuskoswU 10 2 weight recovered. Robinson ex- Middlatown Township, became the first- N. J. skater Point 0 0 0 B ggs 113 Paul Pender, the Massachusetts pects to come in tomorrow at Coynne o O 0Hellern I 0 0 0 of the R.S.R.O.A, to receive the coveted gold medal MerrlR&n 10 2 Vollta^ta 0 0 0 New York champion who beat about 158!/j, the same as he Layton 0 0 0 Ray two straight. weighed last Dec. 3 when he and for proficiency in roller dance skating. The test was Clerlcuzlo OO0 Bcott 0 0 0 "Certainly," Robinson said Fullmer fought to a 15-round aanh'nier 0 0 0 Lapalllani 0 0 0 held in Groton, Conn., during the New England cham- Voloy'netai 0 0 0 "You can't leave this fellow ai draw in Los Angeles. pionships meet last Sunday. | Kllbcrg 0 0 0 large." 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SECOND LEG FOR KEYPORT — Warren Ryan, second from right, proiident Mat- Veteran Sea Bright commercial fisherman awan Rotary Club, presents perpetual trophy to Charles Sakin, representing; Key- Hilding Johnson, for one, is convinced that Sea port High School, while Milton Gale, left, president of thti Keyport Kiwanit Club, Bright last month escaped by an eylash a dis- and Bob Jackson, representing Matawan, Assist. The Rotary trophy is presented SHOOTING FOR VICTORY — Members of Princctfon UniWty'iindoo"mi^ay aster which would have made Hurricane Donna's each year to the winner of the Keyport-Matawan fotball game.' Keyport has two team which last Saturday ettablished a new university mark in clocking a 3:17.8 stormy passage in September seem like a tea party logs on the trophy Matawan Rotary and Keyport Kiwanis combined to honor iht performance agaimt Harvard and Yale at New Haven will be.shooting for victory by comparison. athletes last night at Rollo's. tomorrow in the annual indoor Heptagonal meet at Cornell. Members of the team, For a period of almost a week in February, the left to right, are Forrest Walpole, Michigan; Whit, Azoy, Rumson, John Gardner, ocean was clogged with floe ice from the surf itself Flordia, and team captain Dick Edmunds, Glon Fallj, N. Y. The old Tiger.record to almost as far offshore as the eye could see. Had National Football Clinic In of 3:19.3 was set in 1954. Runner Aioy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. v! Aioy, there been a violent Northeaster coupled with a moon Buena Vista Ave., Rumson. tide during that period, Johnson and other experienced watermen are certain that Sea Bright as a town would Atlantic City March lave been ground into small bits by the battering ram Garden State Park Slates Mon. Hawks iction of Ice and sea. ATLANTIC CITY — With spring will serve as moderator of throughout the country. practice the next item on most he closing panel' discussion. At The National is still the largest In Playoff Fortunately for all concerned, 'westerly winds gridiron menus, some 1,000 coach- he latter session, the "student- and presents the most celebrated 8 Stakes For Spring Meet knocked down the surf and kept the ice where it be es will be here in Convention Hall caches" will have an opportun- staff, with the result that it at- longed, offshore. March 13 through 16 for the 14th ty to ask the Clinicians any ques- tracts "student-coaches" from CAMDEN — Garden State Pa over Tompion, Celtic Ash andForTourneySpot annual National Football Clinic. ons that have developed as a high and prep schools, colleges announced a total of eight Stak< Venetian Way in The Jersey Der- Johnson, incidentally, is one if the last of the New tricks of the grid mentor's esult of the instruction periods. and professional ranks in 22 races for Its 24-day spring meei by. WEST LONG BRANCH — Mon Sea Brighters who will fish for shad in the Hudson trade will be aired during the "Woody" Hayes, mentor at states. which gets under way Saturday The complete Stakes schedul mouth College's Hawks, who four days with a group of the )hio State and one of the all- River next month. There was a time when scores past season's most successful April 29. The eight stakes can follows: boast i 15-5 record and the me greats in college coaching a total of $260,000 with the Jer of local commercial men barged shantier and gear coaches doing the airing. Six ofranks, will be the speaker at the April 29 Delaware Valley Stakes championship of the Central At- *ey Derby providing almost hal 525.000 down the Shrewsbury, across the bay and up the the instructors took the elevens linic banquet Wednesday. Not Harlem Kids lantic Conference, have been in- to the bowls this year. that amount with iu $100,00 add May 6 Valley Forgo Handica] Hudson to tend rows of gill nets under the shadows inly is Hayes an outstanding cd. vited by District 31 of the NAIA Included in this star-spangled oach, he is also an entertaining $25,000 of the Palisades. At Asbury Park Three-year-olds will open and May 13 Betsy Ross Stakes $23,000 to participate In a playoff, the lineup are Dan Devine, Missouri and extremely popular afterdin- University; Frank Broyles, Ar- close Garden State this spring May 17 Cherry Hill Stakes $15,000 winner of which will have the Still another seaside fishing enterprise which is er speaker. ASBURY PARK — The Har- with the running of the six fur- right to represent the district in kansas U.; Ray Graves, Florida The session Tuesday will be de- lem Komcdy Kids will be at the May 20 Colonial Handicap J25, ;oing by the wayside is the pound net fishery. Ac- U.; Darrell Royal, Texas U.; long Delaware Valley Stake 000 the National Tournament in Kan rated to the showing of films of Convention Hall here Sunday to opening Saturday and the ricl cording to reliable reports, the traps at Monmouth Pete Elliott, Illinois U.; Jack some of the past season's out oppose the College All Stars. May 24 Rancocas Stakes $15,000 sas City latef this month. Curtice, Stanford U.; Rip Engle, Jersey Derby closing out thi tanding games, with narration College and professional stars May 27 Camden Handicap $30,000 Coach Boyjatt's cagers wil Beach will be inoperative this year. Which means Penn State U.; Jim Owens, Uni- meet Memorial Day. *• May 30 Th OK/WH6 80V/ YOU T HEM THEY ARE/ 50METWIN6S J MAM/ THIS IS THE BIGGEST • IF EITHER OF 1M TRIES GET [TRCST. 'FLIPPER' //THE SAME WIR/--AND POLICE OFFICERS/ MAB VOUR R!IEND5 IATER/ FUNNY, y LAUGH SINCE THE CIRCUS FAT TO RUN, USE THAT LAST T i-l THE OLD CAR'S ^^ PUT UP YOUR HANK rRIGHT NOW WE'RE ARRESTING MISTER > ) LAW GOT A FEATHER DOYM YOU FOR SPEEWMG, DRIVING HER BACK/ ' SLUG, AlVM/—I CAN CEEHUMMN* " OH FIRE/ J> WE COT AND STAND WHERE YOU ARE/ WITHOUT LI6WTS OR LICENSE HANDLE THE OWE TOTS TO THIS/ COMPANY/ PLATES, GOING THROUGH A LEFT/ MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY BARNABY By CROCKETT JOHNSON By CROCKETT JOHNSON There were quit t a few duplicates. My Fairy Godfather gave credit —Trolls in diving gear and Guj refusal lo hava anything Madison Avenue's exhortations —Elves in sports cars. Naiads Andthoieldiilributedamongmy ' cards tothe Gnomes and Elves flippers. Great thing, credit. iodowilhlhesecards. Can't have fallen on pay dirt in lhal in healed swimming pools... more commodity-minded colleagues at his club. They bought things. Here's a Kandy Klub Kredit let credit fie oround idle, you area, Barnaby. You never saw A group of wood folk moved allhe Blvei, leprechauns, Gnomei, Kard, lillle girl. Trot down know, Whal would happen lo such susceptible consumers— into the Trimalchio Plaza, in ondLHtle Merit Clubhouse, in lh» —The Dryads all to the corner store and get M» economy? So/foofcfnem. town, to take in Me hoi spots— sylvan glad* by the lumberyard— have mink coals yourself a bag of gumdrops. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD MARK TRAIL TRAIL. ONLY A FOOL WOULD HOLY MACKEREL.'..WE'RE HAVING CAROLINE, HOU> THE END A FEW MINUTES LATER THE WIND'S RISiNO 6O "TRAIL, VOU'RE A BREATHING HOLE/ V LET MAUDLIN SENTIMENT STAND A 'WHITE OUT"... THE WIND'S OF THO RDPB AND DON'T WE GOT ONE BREAK/ I'LL HAVE TO USE THE SENTIMENTAL FOOL*..YOU IN THE WAY OF SURVIVAL...WE WHIPPEP UP THE SNOW UNTIL, GOOD BOY ANDY/ ANP/ FOUNP A SEAL HOLE MUST KNOW WE'LL DIE LET GO... I'LL HAVE TO SLEEPING BAG FOR PHO- *UST HAVE FBESH MEAT IT'S THICK AS FIND THAT SEAL HOLE -WHAT WE HAVE TO DO TECT1ON...AND I'LL TAKE UNLESS WE HAVE FRESH IMMEDIATELY/ MOW 18 WAIT TILL MEAT SOON...WE WITHOUT OETTINS THE GUN, WHITFIBLl? . MYSELF LOST/ H6 6HOW9 IN CASE YOU GET NEED ENERGY TO HIMSELF/ ANY MORE IDEAS ABOUT AMpy/ LAWRENCE, PLE/fcSE DONT SAY ANY MORE.. MARK WILL GET A 36AL ' CAROLINE, I'LL HAVE TO LEAVE ANDY IN YOUH CARE ...CANT TAKE A CHANCE ON HIM AAAKINO A MOVE WHEN THE 6EAL APPEARS/ NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL KNUCKS NELSOM JUST WSUOTED HE'S PRETTY MB/ HONESTLY. I WAS MiVWSO HUWUMW IN ALL AW LIFE/.' It. OUST WHOT. PIP KELLY POGO JOtxmiPMiM'UP A AfOM 10 6t£ WHAT'S MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST r vou TWO HAVE; WELL-NO, MRS. TM AFRAID YOU'LL HAVE IF YOU'RE WORRIED A lM m cOMCERNEO ABOUT I KHOW "FORBIDDEN FIRES « mwvt. NEVER THE ONLY TIME I EVER »™^ BUTTON- WOULD YOU np CRO55ED A CAMPU5 WAS WHEN R^K VOUR REPUTATION R6FERCNCE5, /FAIRWEATHcR!" our TM TO LOOK ELSEWHERE! ABOUT MILE, HE'S THE/ VOUR CAT, MISS BOWES!- fi A FREAK *UKE», BUTTON! A. BE5| TO COLLEGE, ANTHROPOL06y ITS YOUR FMEND!"WHO AND I WANT TO WRITE A fiOOO^ ' I HAD A PROM DATE WITH A . jo FAR AiTO ROO M NOVEL! THAT'S WHY I SIGNED UP DARTMOUTH SKI CHAMPION! k. WITH THE AUTHOR OF WROTE THAT DREAD- •AND TM A LITTLE NERJ/OU5!/^a "FORBIDDEN FIRES"? A WELL-KNOWN WRITER FUL BOOK! fOR A LOT OF EN6LI5H AT FABLE MAYBEE! PACIFIC STATE* U.! ami ifcuiil By BILL O'MALLEY By Bill. O'MALLEY I'M 50 PL WITH vow? SIGN, 6' FOR you IN 5CHOOL TODAY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY ...HETOESNV NOW WHERE'S UNDERSTAND ABOLTT THE TELEPHONE? VOU YET. '22—Friday; March 3, 1961 these days Am m the nation's history. clerics in bankruptcy courts. RED BANK REGISTER Eatontown Bankruptcy filings in 1960 to- He said nearly 90 per cent taled 110,034 and may reach 143.- the bankruptcy petitions are b 000 this year, reports the federal ing filed by individuals and tl Qean-Up Bankruptcy court's bankruptcy chief, Edwin rest by business concerns. L. Covey. In 1953 the total was 40,087.' It adds up! More and mo Drive Set On Increase Covey's figures were made pub- people use The Register ads eai ' EATONTOWN - The Borough WASHINGTON. (AP) - More He yesterday by a House subcom issue because results come fa Improvement League began plan- COMPANY Americans are going bankrupt'mittee which heard- his request ter.—Advertisement ning session! this week for the May clean-up, fix-up drive. ASBURY PAUK R|D SANK Mayor Herbert E. Werner au- thorited the group to sponsor the drive and to seek co-operation of borough school and civic groups. The campaign was initiated in a Tuesday meeting at Memorial School. Harolc Hardman, acting chairman in the absence ol George Markman, presided over a round-table discussion. Attending were: Charles Lanza, principal, Charles Bourne, and Patricia Week-End Specials Rohrey. Memorial School; Dr. Anthony DeVito and Joseph Kel- lenyi, Borough Council; Mrs. John Reuter, Eatontown Wo- man's Club; Rev. Milton Le Compte, president. Rotary Club: James Pollifrone, vice-president, Lions Club, Ely Miller, superin- tendent of the borough road de- BUILT FOR partment; Mrs. Christopher Flan- nery, Mrs. George Marlonan and Mrs. Bernard Schreibman, COMFORT Girl Scout leaders. Also, Mrs Robert Brower, president, first aid auxiliary; Mrs. Lelantj Hinkle, Steelman Home and School Club, Edward Chasey, president, fire dept. Mrs, Andrew Meyer, president, Vetter 88 School PTA. and the Borough Im- provement League representa- tives, Mr. Hardman, Mrs. Nor- 17 man Thetford, secretary, and Compare at 29.95 Mrs. Anthony DeVito. Another meeting is scheduled this month. IMAGINE! Big-, hand- some chairs—at our never-btfore low price. Pickerells Built for comfort and long service... with no- 7-PIECE Are Feted Bag spring construction, with sturdy hardwood or £& i*£j?»*-***:S- •" At Party metal frames. Humply. GOLF NEW SHREWSBURY — Mr. upholstered...deluxe fab- and Mrs. Fred Pickerel!, River- ric coverings in decorator edge Rd., were honored at a colon. party Saturday night at the home SETS of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wilde, 247—Riveredge' Rd. A. FOAM SMltm CHAIR They received a farewell gift of 4 with metal frame, wood a lamp from the group. leg*, vinyl cover. 6 colon. Mr. and Mrs. Pickerel! plan to •.SmVUCHAIt... black. move to'California in the near aqua, toast, flame, brown 29 future. •*•• nylon-and-rayon coven. Guests included Mr, and Mrs. Re?. 39.95 William Troy. West Long Branch; C DANISH tOCMK...goI<{, SPECIAL- PURCHASE- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long, beige, red, black, tnrquouw, famous name golf seta at a Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. i .toart rayon-cotton cover*. big »10 SAVING. For men: George Cool, Fair Haven; Mr. \fc MATU-nNtSH ROCKIft. "Tommy Master" right or and Mrs. John A. Russell, El- iHaidwood frame, printed left hand set of S irons, 2 beron; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. covet in brown or gold. woods in 7" plaid golf bag ... Roache, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wil- for women: "Betty King" liam G. Suter, Mrs. A. C. De- iet-5 irons, 2 woods in Angelis, Mr and Mrs. George Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Martin On Sale Basement Sales Floor plaid bag. Right band only. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bentz, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coop- er, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherm- an, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luster, TOWEL Mr. and Mrs Richard Callaghan and Weil Russo, all New Shrews- TOTEM bury. POLES Mascot Marvel 66 she's pretty - as <• a - picture • wiu for Easter PLUMP ACRILAN* 4 *sg. 3.9? BED PILLOWS and for all the other beautiful Spring days before and after. MEW and smart space- aaver—f or bathroom or We invite you to see and select from our enchanting 2.44 kitchen. Install in min- utes — spring-action' assortment of charming Spring dresses for little girls JUg.3.9* topped metal pole ad- Soft, nsflient pfflowi ffllad justs 79- to 8-6* heghk and toddlers. Our collection includes many firje cottons, With Acrilan aciylic fiber— White with brass or won't mat, nan-aUergenie. chrome center, four brass some wash 'n wear and all designed to make your little girl Blne-and-wbite ticking. 21x27". arms for towels. pretty-as-a-picture. Hl-to "Sketched: Crfip wash'n War cotton* ipleih»d with -'- VANITY •mbroldered flowers. Toddler^ itzei 2 to 3 ' _ 7,98 STOOLS :--——-:----- . Regular lizei 3 to 6x—~~~^9ffi ~ 88 7 SrElNBACffS UTTIE G1RIS, SHOP, Second Floor and Asbury Park x Reg. 10.98 Plush touch for boudoir. Smart brass-plated vanity stools In two styles—seat adjusts from 17' to 23" in height. De-lush furry covers He's fun 'n' easy.to make- are removable and wash- sure to stand out in any mascot able—choice of lavender, crowd! at him on bed, dresser. turquoise, orange or black. Zany zebra—such a popular zoo pet! In black and white stripes SAM! STUB WITrt IACKJ, R.,. 15.98.. 8.88 with red chenille eyelashes, he'll win every girl's heart. Pattern On Sale Basement Furniture Room 644: pattern pieces; directions. Send thirty-five,', cents (coins) for this pattern—add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class Introducing 3 rriarvelous salon mailing. Send, to Laura Wheeler care J)f The Red Bank Register, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 161, hdir'care preparations by Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Pattern Number, Name, Address and Zone. V>htir'ct ol me Xm. Just off the prcssl Send now for our exciting, new MW1 Nee- Salon Shampoo. Rlti Superbly cleansing, non-drying dlecraft Catalog. Over 125 de- signs to crochet, knit, sew, em shampoo for lustrous, soft, easy-to-manage hair. In two braider, quilt, weave—fashions, formulas for normal to dry and normal to oily hair. $2* homefurnishlngs, toys, gifts, ba zar hits. Plus Free—Instructions for six smart veil caps. Hurry, Salon Hair Shetn Rltx A dressing that conditions as it send 25c now!. protects; helps gloss and groom your heir to beautiful covered innerspnng mattresa. LEONARDO YOUTH perfection. In plastic tube. $2* ARRESTED ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Patrolman Richard Davis Wed- Salon Hair Spray Rltx A completely different hair spray nesday night arrested Ihomas that holds hair in placa longer than you'd believe possible Keenan, 20, of 25 Brevcnt Ave,, without sticky or oily feel. You Can Charge It at Newberrv's Leonardo, and charged him with disorderly conduct. Police said the youth had been getting teen- £A OPEN WED. & FRI. agers in town to steal liquor •Plus tax from their parents and sell it to him. He has been released in his 77 BROAD ST.. RED BANK, N. J. NISHTS TIL 9 ™- own recognizance and will be ar- STElNBACirS COSMETICS, Street Floor and Asbury Park, raigned In Municipal Court Mon- day night.