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IwuM dtlly. Itonltr tbromh ttiiv. Mai Clui PwU|» VOL. 85, NO. 156 Pill U BM Bulk tad it Adittioaal UUUaf OMBHL RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Britain Acts to Up Economy WNDON (AP) - Britain took i Minister Harold MacmiUan and being excluded from the Europe- in its recent proposal to start Western Industrialized nation! the first tentative steps today in Premier Jens Otto Krag of Den- an Community. tariff talks through GATT (the and the underdeveloped coun- a drive to strengthen its world mark, one of Britain's partners Krag was expected to give Mac- General Agreement on Tariffs tries." trade and rebuild its flagging in the European Fret Trade Asso- millan a firsthand report on Pres- and Trade). TV Address economy out of the wreckage ot ciation (EFTA). ident Charles de Gaulle's offer to "The next step will be to dis- Macmillan in a television ad- its Common Market hopes. Krag said after his arrival in help Denmark join the Common cuss the possibility with our part- dress Wednesday night rejected British planners looked around London Wednesday he wanted to Market without Britain. ners in EFTA at the next meet- the French idea of a Europe for freer outlets for the nation's hear more of British plans "about The British press called for a ing in Geneva in the middle of purged of strong American influ- commerce, denleS unlimited) ac- how we can go further with thorough look at. the country's next month. The extension of ence. ' cess to (he rich markets of theEFTA," the seven-nation trading taxation and trade and for meas- tariff concessions achieved with U.S. officials were reported European Community by the col- group created as a British-ted ures to put new verve and spirit the (Common Market) six and the warning America's European Al- lapse of the Brussels negotiations. rival to the Common Market six, into its lagging industry. United States to the Common- lies the United States may reduce Top-Level Move British political circles suggest- Looking to the future of inter- wealth and other countries should its contribution to European de- The first top-level move in theed strengthening and even en- national trade, The Times of Lon- help to loosen some of the bar- fense if they go along with any British offensive was a meeting larging EFTA might help make don said: "The sensible thing will riers not only surrounding the six campaign by De Gaulle to reduce set for later today between Prime up for what Britain lost through be to join with the United States but also existing between the the American voice In Europe. Seek Experts COMMON MARKfT HUDOU—Britain'. Edward Heath, left, talks with West Ger- man Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroedar, right, In conference room in Brussels, Bel- To Testify In gium, after Britain lest its bid for memberthip in European Common Market. With them are Duncan Sendyt, British Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, and Rate Case U.S. Stirs Canada Christopher Soames, second from right, British Minister of Agriculture. LITTLE^ SILVER - The Mu- . . " (AP Wirephoto via.radio from Louden) nicipal Public Service Co-ordina- ting Committee last night author- ized its attorney, Milton A. Mausner, to enlist the aid of an economist, an engineer, and Sewage Treatment Plant real estate expert to strengthen A-Weapons Debate the committee's opposition to a proposed water rate Increase. WASHINGTON • (AP) - Thi ferred to various points made in Party leader, Robert Thompson, Liberal leader Lester B. Pear- Construction Is Rejected The experts will testify at United' States, apparently taking the Canadian Parliament's nu- called the U. S. statement "a son, chief of the biggest opposi- hearings now being conducted be- sharp issue with Canadian Prim' clear weapons debate, in which bombshell to say the least—it tion party, said he found it SUN LITTLE ^ILVER - The state fore the state Board of Public Minister John Diefentaker, has Diefenbaker has participated. could be the spark to topple the prising the United States should Department of Health has re- Utility Commissioners to deter- declared bluntly that Canada1 In Ottawa, the Social Credit government." (See CANADA, Page* 2) jected this borough's plan to mine the merits of the applica- defense forces should be equipped construct a sewage treatment tion of the Monmouth Consoll with nuclear weapons: plant' with an outfall into the dated Water Company. The firm Although North American tie Shrewsbury River, Health Com' seeks a rate hike of approximate- fense systems "using nuclear c tnissioner Roscoe P. Handle an- ly 25 per certt.' pable weapons" are necessary nounced yesterday. The cost of hiring the experts, for effective protection again: The Regional . Sewer Study the attorney said, will be under Russia's nuclear bomber fleel Committee learned , last nighi $6,000 and will be divided among the State Department, said las from another Department of the member towns, Red Bank, night, the Canadian governmenl Health official that a similar Mlddletown, Fair Haven, Rum- has failed to come up with facility to serve.all or some ol son, New Shrewsbury, Shrews- practical plan. , • . the area's regionalized towns re- bury, Oceanport and this bor- Hotly Debated mains a possibility, however in- ough, • The nuclear weapons issue ha; advisable. ' Mr. Mausner has already en- been hotly debated in the Parl Local Battle gaged auditor Joseph X. Seaman ament at Ottawa in recent day Both developments in the local of Perth Amboy who is examin- and has become a problem battle against the sewage dis- ing company records which were Canadian domestic politics. In posal problem were shaped by presented In evidence at the first such circumstances a U. S. go\ the department's decision thai hearing; ',"" • '',:.. eminent declaration is highly i ' "No additional sewage effluent The PUC adjourned the hear- usual. In .Ottawa, there was regardless ot the degree of treat- ing to Feb. 5 at which time Mr. widespread speculation the U. ment, should be dumped into Mausner will cross-examine An- criticism would. spark a general the ' Shrewsbury or Navesink Mayor Cfaafia g. 3tef&ens Councilman Michael 2, ftafterty thony J. Greco, president of Mon- election call and a campaign Rivers if there Is any practical mouth Consolidated, and the {ought, on nuclear defense issues. way; to avoid it." company's .comptroller and real the statement, issued by thi ThattUtement was mad* last estate expert. ; ...]•':" and delivered tig by Robert S, Sbiw, chief Collichio to Fight i The cpmmlttw also discussed to-Hhe- Candlao Embassy,.it engineer of- the Department of unusual b«causA,Jt Is-ttfljipi Health, when asked -for thi of ordinary diplomatic language state's position on local sewer has been . slipping in recent and lays down, the Washington problems. Mr. Shaw was asked Municipal Budget months. Members cited con- view of the North American de- byMichael. I, Rafferty, a Little sistently late trains and the fact fense problem In sharp, simp] Silver councilrrtan and chairman KEANSBURG — Mayor Louis _Mr. Collichio said the'maoager, that a locomotive switch at Rah- sentences. which" caused $100,000 lots to reconcile the department'! '.'The Soviet bomber fleet 'wi that he would oppose the new 'superintendent of the water plant while the task was formerly ac- remain at,least throughout thi yesterday in building at 660 Cookman A/e., in that city's buiineis center. Struc- Little Stiver decision to Its municipal ' budget now being] even though he is unlicensed." complished in five to six nvin- policy on regional sewer projects. decade a significant, element i ture at Cookfnari Ave. and Bond St. wat occupied by the; National Shos Company drafted by the Borough Council The mayor said Mn* Blum gets utes. the Soviet strike force,"- the stati This borough, while continuing The mayor said he was "boil $750 a year for each job, plus The, committee will register ment said., "An. effective contii and Aibury Park Youth Center. Two upper floors were vacant. . to participate in the regional ing mad" over the amount ol $2,100 a year as executive di- a complaint, as it has success- ental defense against this com- •ewer study activity, had ap- raises being planned for borough rector of the ' Local Planning fully in the past, and a railroad mon threat is necessary." plied for a federal sewer con' employees. Agency. •'•••• • •... ; • • • • . representative will, be invited to No Alternative struction grant under the Pub- Heavy Damage in Belmar Blaze Mr. Collichio said he had no "He also gets liberal expense the next meeting. A date has not lic Work3 Acceleration Act. Trie statement said that quarrel with plans to give mem' accounts as manager and urban yet been set for the next session: though the Western alliance Although the economic aspects bers of the .police departmeni renewal director," said Mr. Col- Payment of $1,860, or $235 per needs more conventional forces, of the, application were encour- average raises of $650 each. He municipality, was approved for conventional forces are no altei aging at last report, the Depart- said this was justified because The mayor 'said the borough Asbury Park Firfe legal service for the past ment of Health was delegated native "to effective NATO the men were being deprived ol clerk was slated for a $750 raise years. . . Business center buildings in As- the responsibility of certifying NORAD defense arrangement water heating system in an upper, smoldering,. Chief Johnson said, earning extra income through while John Savage was slated for bury Park and.Belmar suffered the public health feasibility and The committee also authorized using nuclear - capable weap story partition was found defec- spread out, "moonlighting." The governing $200 raises each for his jobs as heavy losses yesterday in early suitability of the pla.i. Mr. Mausner to invite other, mu- ons systems." NORAD is thi tive. • The fire department, • he said, body had adopted a ban on moon- (See, COLLICHIO, Pa,ge 3) nicipalities to become members. joint U. S.-Canadian defense sy: morning fires. - Considerable Smoldering ' According to Donald Benson was held back by plybqard in- lighting by police personnel. At Asbury Park employees ar The fire started in the shoe of the department, the depart' tern against Soviet bombers. serts .placed behind windows of What apparently has the mayor riving for work at the National store . and, after considerable jnent's approval'was. requested The statement did not refer (See! FIRE,'Pagu?) steamed up is a reported .plan Shoe Store and Asbury Youth by the Department of Conserve Diefenbaker by: name; but r< to, grant approximately $25,000. in Center, '660 Cookrn,an Ave., found tion and Economic Developmen MiddlMoivn Board raises to other borough employ- smoke pouring out of the' shoe 'which In turn wa3 to report to es. store. Washington. The borough had White Again 'The borough can't afford it," Firemen battled the fire for five Boy, 17, Held For applied to the U.S. Public Health OKs School Budget -Service and the' Housing and said the mayor. hours lii the three-story brick Home Finance. Agency. ' "This is a political budget de- MJDDUEEOWN - The Board, td $7,900;' master's degree — To Head building but the interior was jeopardize Growth' signed to secure a solid voting of Education last night. unani-|$5,000 to $8,400/ and master's de- burned but. Deputy Fire Chief block in the form of borough em' Lester Johnson estimated the Kidnap of Girl, 5 Explaining the Little Silver de-! mously adopted its $5,427,797! gree plus — $5,200 to $3,900. jployees and:their'families." school budget for the 1963-1964 The board plans to hire ap- Health Board lass at least $100,000. clsion, Dr. Handle said, "Fun BELMAR- Police alertness The mayor is currently in- year. proximately 50 additional teach- RED BANK-Courtlandt Whiti Heavy Damage Police said South admitted he ther pollution of the Shrewsbury near the home of a 5-year-old volved in a. one-man battle The actio,n came after a three- ers for the new year. has been re-elected president ol In Belmar, the Mayfair Lounge was the man who picked- the and Navesink Rivers will Jeopar- girl kidnaped from her bedroom child from her ted Jan, 21 and dize their future usefulness and against Councilmen T. Edward, hour public hearing attended by Increased spending also is re- the Board of Health. Steward and Flynn's Bar, at F Street and 10 days ago paid oH early yes- carried her over adjacent roofs the continuing growth of the Kinlin—his old running mate— some 40 people. Although nu- flected in high transportation Cook was re-elected vice presi 15th Ave., suffered heavy dam- to the ground and into a barn area. Because of these consid- and Martin C. Lohsen. merous questions were asked of costs, and,additional books, sup- dent. Both men have held thi age. The cost of the loss was not terday when the alleged kidnap- where her screams frightened erations, any further contamina- Planned Raises the proposed budget, there was plies and maintenance costs. post eight years. estimated immediately by Fire per, a 17-year-old state ward, was ^hief Harold Thompson. him and let her run home in tion is not consistent with stream The mayor said the borough no opposition voiced. The new budget will require a Mr. White has been a membei arrested on a roof outside the lit- freedom. • pollution control laws and goals manager, is slated for a $300 Many residents did express tax levy of $3,837,834, an Increase of the board 26 years, Mr. Cook, The Belmar fire apparently tle girl's room. raise, bringing his salary to 15 years. started in the Mayfair from de- Patrolman Philip R. Burger, In- New Jersey. Every effort alarm, however, at the continu- of $635,533 over the current Patrolman James Dempsey, [$8,500 per year. The mayor said W. Albert Doremus and Mr. fective wiring and burned who investigated after the arrest, rntist be made to eliminate the ing spiral of higher taxes. spending schedule. part of a stake-out assigned by the manager also will get a $250 Cook recently were reappolnted through walls into the tavern said South signed a confession present pollution." "If we're not careful," said one Police Chlel Lawrence A. Vola, raise as water plant superintend- 23-Cent Hike to the board for four-year terms, which had closed only, a few and told police he had intended Further, Dr. Handle called fp,r resident," we are liable to wind observed the youth climbing the ent. School officials have estimated Other members are William A minutes earlier. to molest the child on both oc- regionalization to replace the up with a Boston Tea Party here sloping roof to the bedroom of that the budget will raise the Clayton, Amory Osborn, Dr. Police in both Belmar and casions. piecemeal approach of building one of these days." Terri Lynn O'Neill, 710'^ Ninth school.tax rate 23 cents per $100 James Parker Jr., and Dr. Vic- South Belmar spotted smoke The youth, who lived with a separate community sewerage Board members acknowledged Ave.. from a vantage point in a of assessed valuation — from! :or Siegel. pushirig up over the building and guardian and had been separated facilities. Schaden Will that school spending was con $1.57 to $1.90. neighbor's home. stantly rising but pointed out that Vincent P. Horan, health of- made calls to bring out fire com- from his parents since birth, He commended Little Silver The budget is based on an an- the school population continues to ficer, reports that 132 food am panies, In a moment he had the sus- initially climbed the roof to Mayor Charles W. Stephens, for ticipated enrollment of 11,300 1 Seek a New increase, creating demands for drink vending places were li In Asbury Park, Chief Michael pect, George South, 1211 River snatch items of women's under- his promotion of a regional so- students in September. more teachers, supplies, admin censed in 1962. Health fees wen De Sarno said a motor in the hot Rd., In custody. wear he had eyed on a clothes lution to the problem. Mr. Ben- The current expense category son reported that it is the de- Board Term istration and space. $5,682.65. line, Patrolman Burger said. of the budget, which represents One hundred and Iwenty-on The confession, according to partment's hope that Mayor It also was pointed out that funds allocated for day to day UNION BEACH-Frank Sen* complaints of sanitary and othei pullce, gave these details: • Stephens will assume leadership the bulk of the budget increase — operation of the school system, is in the further development of den, 126 Campbell St., has an- $735,068 — is due to salary In' health nuisances were Invest Ask Reinstatement South saw the sleeping child $4,642,355. the regional plan now that the nounced that he will be a write- creases for teaching, administra- gated. A total of 23 communi through a window, forced his way The capital outlay account — municipal plan has been disap- in' candidate for the three-year tive, clerical and custodial per- cable diseases, Including six ac- inside the second-story apartment funds for physical improvements proved.. erm in Hie Board of Education sonnel. :ive cases of tuberculosis, were and toted the child off. Her par- and purchase of new major items Of Middletown Cop election. Board members said the pro- eported. ents. John, a truck driver, and Dir. Handle's views were;the re- of equipment — has been set at v Mr. Schaden, a member of the! There were 2,047 births, 2U MIDDLETOWN - The mem [of misconduct and ordered him suit of a conference Jan. 21 posed new salary guide for teach- 5106,50!. Sandra O'Neill, and a younger board, is chairman of transporta ers would keep the local system marriages recorded, and 427 jership of Local 124, Patrolmen's back to duty, brother slept through the ordeal. when Mayor Stephens discussed Besides taxes, the board an- tion and serves on the building competitive with other districts. deaths. Benevolent Association, yesterday The Township Committee is |Terri Lynn, greeneyed, blonde, the matter with health officials icipates receiving $1,589,963 in and grounds and finance commit- A total of 7,105 children In both vent on record asking die Town studying the case before mak- In Trenton. Median Range other income to meet Its budget and captivating, was kept quiet :ees. He was appointed to the guide jubllc and parochial schools were Jiip Committee to reinstate Pa- ing a decision to accept the new Attends Conference Officials said the new needs. • until she reached the barn by an board in August, I960, to fill the was neither high nor low when Inoculated and vaccinated, or re irolman Daniel Murdoch to duty. ruling or file an appeal. underwear shirt stuffed in her Mr. Shaw, who attended the XSee MIDDLETOWN, Page 3) eived tuberculin tests. conference, elaborated for the term of Harry Woolley, Jr. compared with guides of sur- The patrolman was dismissed The patrolman's dismissal mouth. regional committee last night. Mr. Schaden attended schools in rounding school districts, Offi- om the force approximately grew out of an investigation of Police said South faces juven- (See PLANT, Page 2) Kearny. He and his wife, Agnes cials said this also was true of hres years ago on misconduct the alleged theft of certain items le charges, which may be re^ Children's Theater Schaden, have five children. tour pay scales for administrative per- Today's Index harges. from the Middletown Garden ferred to the prosecutor by tha The Rockefeller Playhouse pre- graduated from Keyport High sonnel. "• His dismissal was appealed to Center, Rt. 35, in April,, 1960. Monmouth County Court because sents "The Secret Treasure School, and one daughter now at- The proposed guide provides Page :he state Civil Service Coramls- The governing body found him of their seriousness. Room", a mystery adapted from :ends Memorial School. lor an increase of $200 in the Adam and Eve Editorials 8 iion, which ordered him re- innocent of actually taking the In addition to the kidnapping, He has been a resident of the starting salaries of teachers in Allen-Scott „. 7 Herblock « lored to duty. The township ap- Items but found him guilty by {police said, South has admitted Washington Irving. Saturday Feb- all categories. It also provides ruary 2,11 a.m. and 2 p.m.: at borough for 16 years and Is em- Amusements U Movie Timetable 14 lealed that ruling, however, to split vote of admitting the theft attempting to break, into the At- >lbyed by P. Ballantine and Sons. [or the annual $200 increment In tie Appellate Division of the :o two superior officers. Rumson-Fair Haven,High School Births 2 Obituaries .-. 2 lantic Superama, Neptune City, auditorium.—Adv. Mr. Schaden Is an active mem- the bachelor degree category, Sylvia Porter „ _ „ « Superior Court. The patrolman also was where he was foiled by a burglar ber In the Union Hose Fire Com- $225 in the master's degree Bridge Television _ 14 The court returned the case found guilty of failing to obey alarm about an hour before hi* A Clean Car Rides Better pany One. He is a past chief ange, and $250 for the master's John Chamberlain Sports 18-19 r the Civil Service agency for orders and co-operate with arrest; and breaking into Stern> , , Butch'/ Automatic Car Wash. >f the Fire Department and has plus range. Classified .22-25 Stock Market 1 irther finding of facts. superiors during the course of a r's Lumber Company, Belmar, Across from A&P, Newmanjserved on the Firemen's Drum The salary ranges are as fol-Comics „ ..31 Successful Investing 3 Two weeks ago state agency probe of the incident. he night before. , The loss at , Springs Rd., Red Bank.—Adv. and Bugle Corpi committee. lows: bachelor's degree — $4,800 Crossword Puzzle ..j. It Women1! News _ _ 1M7 nice again cleared the patrolman (See MURDOCH, Page 3) Sterner's was minor, 2-Thureday, Jan. 31, 1963 RID BANK REGISTER Weather ;iiffwood Glass Factory 2 Keansburg Probes New Jersey: Variable cloodi- Robber eess a&d «W today except >r mostly cloudy with snow flurries Surplus Used to Cutover the extreme south tbjs Company Is Ready Gets Off Referred to Jury morning. Afternoon temperatures mostly in the TRENTON — A prand Jury suspended for three years. Keyport School Tax 209 inland and here will study the results of Theipatrolman Is appealing this low 30s along To Construct Plant With $123probes by the prosecutor's office decision to the state Civil Service KEYPORT - By a M split appropriation for not mak- Commission. the shore. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -r Site company officials in New York into charges of alleged payroll vote, the Board of Education ing their recommendations ear' The probe of the sewer repair Clear and quite :rading contracts for American old The Register, yesterday. FREEHOLD — Police are padding in the Keansburg police Tuesday night increased its sur- er. He said it should have been bills involves Mr. CoUichio's re- cold tonight, Can Company's new glass plant The building > would already department and charges of al- plus appropriation from $32,000 iscussed before the budget was searching for a man who held up fusal to sign two checks totaling low about five have been awarded, and con- e started except for the re- leged padding of bills for sewer to $50,000 to decrease the amount entatively adopted. to 15 inland the Economy Dairy, 49 South St., repair work there. $6,384 lor- repair work done by "We had plenty of meetings struction of the facility is ex- cent cold snap, it was noted. to be raised by local taxation for and near 20 at 9:30 last night and escaped The announcement was made the M. M. Nero Construction Co.. aefore and the ideas expressed >ected-to get under way early The plant will be constructed Its 196344 school budget. along the coast. Wednesday by Vincent P. Keu Hailet ere were never discussed be- lext month, weather permitting, the firm's 51-acre site-in Cliff- with $123.83. The over-all effect of the $18,- Friday fair, per, county prosecutor. ~ The firm repaired holes In 'he ore tonight," he added. wood: The property is bounded by An alarm has been issued over 000 surplus increase will mean high 25 to 30. • Garden State-Parkway, Cliff' borough's outfall sewer line and On several occasions Mr. Birm- the county police radio tor a man The police chief, deputy police a decrease of three cents per Marine wood Ave. and the New York and breaks in sewer lines throughout ingham attempted to draw com- chief and a patrolman were sus- $100 assessed valuation in the Block Island to Cape May: No Time For Long Branch Railroad. police described as a(Negro, in the borough. The-mayor claims ments from Mr. Walling, Mrs. pended approximately a year ago tax rate for school purposes, ac- Winds mostly north to northwest his early twenties, about 5 feet that the itemized list accora- Pote and Mrs. Lewis, board rnem- According to William C. Stolk, after May* Louis T. ColUchlo cording to secretary Donald A. to 10 to 15 knots today. Variable «»e bin. was jers seeking re-election, on state- PTA Session: chairman of the board, the first inches tall and wearing a dark charged that police payroll and Hill, board secretary. averaging about 10 knots tonight rate." He claims the chf order by Mr. Walling. facture of glass food and bever- the chief, Alphonsus McGrath, The prosecutor said tin caws the early morning hours. Fair the store when the man entered heatedly debated during a public At one point Mr, Walling told FORDS (AP) - The Fords ige containers. when he announced he would re- will be presented to the ttrand weather except for mostly cloudy hearing Tuesday night on the At. Birmingham, "You're not Parent-Teacher Association will Plant valuation, including ma- and began choosing groceries, po- tire. Jury Feb«, 7. with snow flurries over the ex- budget. unning this meeting; I am!" not get a chance to cross hinery and inventory, is esti- lice said. After they left he told A hearing into misconduct treme south portions this morn- The action was sparked by Several board members at swords with Adm. Hyman Rick- mated at more than $2 million the cashier, who was alone In charges leveled against Deputy FOSSILS AT SALT LICK James Birmingham, a candidate ng. over, the outspoken Navy man The firm has two other glass ;empted to maintain the proper the store, that he had ft gun and Chief Theodore Loder it ex- COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) - An for the Board of Education, who rder ot business by stressing TIDES who has called PTA women in- manufacturing plants, one em- pected to start soon. * old mineral springs site In Big demanded "Give me the money," asked why more surplus than the We are here to discuss the (Sandy Hook) fernal nuisances. loying 500 persons and the other Patrolman. Frederick Loder, Bone Lick State Park has yielded $32,000 originally proposed could school budget; let's leave politics Today — High 12:28 p.m., and Shortly after his denunciation 350. No announcement has been Police said they do not know brother of the deputy chief, was countless fossils of ancient ani- n't be used to reduce the tax nd personalities out of It." low 6:48 p.m. of the PTA, Rickover was in- made as to the employment fig- whether the nun was armed or found guilty Jo a borough hear- mals to scientific sxptoration. rate. The board's long talked about Tomorrow — High 12:58 a.m. vited to speak at the May 15 ure for the new factory here. not. Patrolmen Richard Hibbs ing of charges of altering pay- The animals; attracted by s»k ia 5 In Favor proposed building program also md 1:27 p.m. and low 7:34 a.m. meeting of this community's The company will expand the and Robert Freeman are investi- roll records and obtaining money the springs, ventured too far and Board members Mrs. Earl Hu- was brought into the discussion md 7:52 p.m. PTA by its chairman, Mrs. Facility in coming years, but no gating.- under false pretenses. He was were trapped in gpicksand. ber, Stanley Schultz, Stanley Hv- nd it was admitted by members (For Red Bank and Rumson Lindley Henry. letails have. been released con- er, Joseoh Ferrente and Frank T. hat "There is no building pro- bridge, add two hours; Sea Rickover sent his regrets yes- settling future) plans. Leonardis favored the suggestion gram in sight." Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long terday, saying:. "My work The new building will become and were the maiority to gain Mr. Walling said "If we had Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- schedule in the nuclear pow- ational headquarters for Amer approval for the $18,000 increase, building program under way lands bridge, add-40 minutes.) ered ship building program has can Can Company's glass divi- leaving a balance of $38,603 In would oppose the use of sur- become so heavy I have found ion. The division now has tern OBITUARIES the surplus account. >lus for the budget." it necessary to restrict outside xirary headquarters on Rt. 18 in *J Brunswick. Board president Frederick J. The $892,469 budget unanimous FBI Seeks activities." MRS. JOSEPH L. TAYLOR MRS. RAYMOND F. DODD JOHN RAYMOND MURPHY ly adopted by the board is an The facility will include Walling was joined by Mrs. John CLIFFWOOD - Mrs. Mary SEA GIRT-Mrs. Agnes Esther RED BANK — John Raymond A. Pote, Mrs. Willis Lewis and increase of $44,230 over the 1962 n • n • 1 packagjackage «eweseweir plant, to be in- Elizabeth Taylor, 69, of 7 Sweet- Dodd, 70, died Tuesday in' her Murphy, 56, died Tuesday at his Frank L. Laughlln In opposing 3 schedule, and breaks down to Shore Man stalled by American Can. briar Ave. died Monday in Mon- the move. $811,840 for current expenses, Iking Kepaired: *a* * ** mouth Medical Center. home at 7 West Chicago" Blvd. \ home in Rogers, Ark. $20,981 for buildings and equip- In Holdup Born' in Philadelphia, she was Born in GarfleW, she was the Born in Everett, Mr. Murphy ment, and $59,648 for bonds and the ^daughter of the late Jacob daughter of the late Isaac and was the son of the late John H. Proposed Raritan Budget interest. NEWARK — Federal Bureau and Mary Wilson Moorehead. Helen Spencer Ayres, and had and Mary McCarthy Murphy. Would Hike School Tax Frederickson Plant(Continued) She was the widow of Joseph He was a construction engineer. By applying the additional $18 of Investigatigation agents are resided here 15 years. Thfa ttory was carried In yes- LITTLE SILVER — Robert It is hoped, he said, that a L. Taylor. Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. 000 from surplus, the amount to searching today for a Long Frederickson, a Little Silver terday's Register and Inad- regional sewage plant woul Surviving are a too, Charles A. Mrs. Dodd was a communicant :iyde Swannell of Red Bank. be raised by taxation has de- Branch man accused of partici- vertently carried the dateline councilman and assistant to the dump its effluent into a body of Geddes of Eau Gallic Fla.; a of St. Uriel the Archangel Epis- creased from $476,671 to $458, pating in a holdup yesterday Services will beheld at 10 a.m. Raritan Townihlp and men- president of the Jersey Central water other than the two rivers daughter, Mrs. Mary E. Tatom 671. morning of Suburban Trust Com Railroad, said last night that the copal Church here. She was also aturday at the Adams Memori- tioned Raritan In the headline. Atlantic Ocean. of Brooklyn; a sister. Miss Matil- $1.81 Rate Seen patty in Bowie, Md. Centradiesel llocomotive has beguns overhaulinand plansg thites _that past matron and member of the al Home, here with-Rev. W. Gor- Mr. Rafferty asked Mr. Shaw da , Moorehead, and a brother, The story Involves Keyport and Hill estimated the Ralph S. Bachman, FBI agent renovation of its passenger cars. Orphlr chapter, Order of the don Lowden, pastor of the First Mr. whether the Department of Robert. Moorehead, both of Phil- hu nothing to do with Rerltan tax rate for school purpose! in charge here, identified the man Mr. Frederickson spoke to the Methodist Church of Red Bank, Health had set a rigid require- adelphia; three grandchildren, Eastern Star, East Orange; a Township. would be $1.61 per $100 assessed as" Harold "Turpin, 22, of 190 Municipal Public Service Co- Dfficiatiog. Burial will be in Fair ment for an ocean outfall in this and two great-grandchildren. past president of the Belmar Wew Cemetery, Mlddletown. -The Raritan school tax, baaed valuation as compared to $1.68 Monmouth Ave., who is described ordinating Committee, an eight- area. Mr. Shaw replied that The funeral will be tomorrow Lions Auxiliary, and past presi- on the proposed Raritan budg- last year. as single and unemployed. town group pledged to the pro- regional river outfall would be at 1 p.m. in Bedle Funeral Home, dent-of the Hamilton Auxiliary EDWIN D. BRANSOME et, win increaie. The board anticipates receiving The holdup netted three men tection of public services. permitted if "that's the unfor- Keyport, with Rev. Henry A. RUMSON - Edwin D. Bran- $116,796 In state aid as compared $7,400, of which about $6,500 has Locomotives are-being recon- at Fitkin Hospital. unate eventuality and there is no Male, rector of St. Mary's Epis- some, 69, of Buena 'Vista Ave. to $137,202 under the present been recovered, Mr. Bachman ditioned at a rate of four per Mr. Walling called it "an un- ilternaUve." copal Church, officiating. Burial Surviving are her husband, died ...yesterday in Monmouth wise decision" to use too much schedule. Tuition will bring in an said. month and will be placed in He said the further pollution will be in Cloverleaf Park Ceme- Raymond F, Dodd; a brother, Medical Center, Long Branch, of the aurpjus funds and cause estimated $267,000 as compared service immediately to reduce t the Shrewsbury River would Arrested yesterday in connec- tery, Woodbridge. Warren Ayres of West Long after a long illness. a drain on the reserves. He con- to $233,500 during 1962-63. tion with the holdup at the Na- delays caused by breakdowns, he turn it into nothing more than Branch, and a sister, Mrs. Carl Born jn Philadelphia, Mr. Bran- ceded "the majority rules, and The highest single item in the tional Airport, Washington, D.C. said. • . "an oscillating septic tank." ROBERT SCHNABEL that's the way it should be." budget is $572,973 for teachers' Mr. Frederickson admitted that He added that it would be in- Whiteburst of Long Branch. some was the son of the late after a flight from Friendship HOIMDEL—Robert, Schnabel, Dagabert and Mary Bransome, Harrison R. Boggs, a former salaries, up $21,202. No comment Airport in Maryland was Kenneth some of the Central's passenger conceivable that a competent 65, of McCampbell Rd. died yei- Services will be tomorrow at was made by the dozen persons and had lived here 40 years. He member ol the board, injected (ary Williams, 22, of 50 Gran cars now in service on the shore engineering firm would recom- terday in Riverview Hospital. 11 a.m. in the John W. Flock in the audience on this item. retired six years ago as president that the proper person to ask Ct., Long Branch. line are in less than perfect con- mend disposal into either rivei Bom in Union City, he lived Funeral Home, Long Branch. about surplus was the board audi- John O. Hartzler, superintend- dition, but explained that they and that he was certain that th Burial will be in Woodbine Cem- f the Mack Truck Company in Earlier, James Webb, 24, was in this area 27 years. He was tor, Jasper Johnson. ent of schools, explained that the will be renovated before the con- firm selected to conduct a sewer etery, Oceanport. lainfield. arrested in Maryland in what Mr. a retired dispatcher for the Esso Mr. Johnson said his recom- increase in the capital outlay solidation of the Pennsylvania easibility study for thecomii Mr. Bransome was a mem- Bachman said was the getaway Refinery, Bayonne. mendation was that 10 per cent section from $8,463 to $20,98 Railroad and Jersey Central on tee would first discuss the matte: ber of St. George's-by-the-River Cadillac car. Mr. Bachman said Mr. Schnabel was a member of the total budget (approximate- would provide funds for neces- the shore run. The consolidation with the Department of Health. HERBERT W. DOUGHERTY Episcopal Church and belonged Webb has no permanent address, of the Holmdel Federated Church, ly $89,000) was a reasonable bal- sary equipment for the five s expected to take place in one The committee has completed PORTAUPECK - Herbert W. Rumson Country Club and but that he has been an exercise the Paumanok Masonic Lodge" Sea Bright Beach Club. ance figure but suggested that schools, additional bleachers and pear. . ' - final specifications for a feasi- and the Esso New Bay Social Dougherty, 69, of 208 Comanche boy at race tracks. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. $50,000 was not an exorbitant parking facilities at the athletic When the Pennsy assumes op- bility study ki the area sur- Club, Newark. Dr., died Monday at the home of bis son, H. Warren Dougherty, Margaretta Homans Bransome; amount to carry as surplus. field, parking facilities at the Mr. Bachman said a sawed-otf eration of the shore run, the Cen- rounding the Shrewsbury River Survivors are two sons, Cautions Board high school, a tie-in fire alarm shotgun and one pistol were ral will contribute six recondi- and was prepared to subm U Bahnert PI., Cranford. • son. Dr. Edwin D. Bransome, Mathew J, Ryan of Westbury, r., of Englewood; a grandson, He cautioned that the board system from the schools to the used in the holdup. tioned diesels and about 12 air- them to five engineering firms Born in Elizabeth, he resided L. I., and Francis X. Ryan of Edwin D , Bransome, 3d, of could find Itself in an embar- fire department, additional parti- conditioned, renovated coaches. which have expressed interest in in Roselle Park before moving V| Ridgefjeld; two daughters, Mrs. Englewood, and a sister, Mrs. rassing position If funds were tions and a hot water, circulat- The renovations will be financed submitting proposals ; for die James H. Kissel, with whom he here 11 years, ago. Ethel B. Carter of Philadelphia. not forthcoming on time from ing pump for the high school with a portion of a $3 million work. The submission of the Canada lived, and Mrs. Maurice J. Dieul Surviving besides his son are Services will be Saturday at 2 the Township Committee and if shower facilities. state subsidy for capital improve- specifications was delayed, how (Continued) of Caracas, Venezuela; a sister, his wife, Mrs. Emma Stout MB. in St. George's-by-the-River the board had mad* underesti- ments on the Central line. ever, pending last night's meet- Mrs. Frederick Koerner of Union Dougherty; two sisters, Mrs. Ida Church, with Rev. Canon George mates in the budget. issue such a statement. But h ing so that it could be deter- Mr. Frederickson noted thai mined whether an ocean outfal City; six grandchildren, and six M. Drogue of Waterford, N. Y., Robertshaw officiating. Burial The auditor pointed out it was blamed it on what he said were Sills Favors before the joint railroad plan requirement should be included great-grandchildren. and Mrs. Henrietta Christe of will be in Fair View Cemetery, possible to make underestimates conflicting versions of defense is implemented, about 200 Cen- The funeral will be Saturday The specifications mentlonec Greensboro, S. C; and three Middletown. because the board was forecast- policy given by Diefenbaker am tral cars will be scrapped. There- at 2 p.m. in Mehlenbeck Funeral an ocean effluent outfall but di grandchildren. ing its needs for a year and a Fair Deal' Defense Minister Douglas Hark- fore, the immediate improvement Home, Hazlet, with Rev. Andrew naif in advance. not list it as the only alternative. The funeral will be tomorrow MARCEL L. DOUBLIER ness in Commons debate lasl of passenger coaches would be A. Burkhardt, pastor of the Fed- The committee agreed to sub- at 1 p.m. In the James J. Higgins MOUNTAIN LAKES - Marcel Mr. Walling chlded the board week. impractical, he said. erated Church, officiating. Bur- Philosophy mit with the specifications & Son, Mortuary, Elizabeth. Bur- L. Doublier, 53, died Monday in members favoring increased sur- Leader Shocked ial will be in Holmdel Cemetery. letter to each engineering firm ial will be in Graceland Memo- his home on .'York Rd. LAKEWOOD (AP) - Attomej T. C. Douglas, leader of the from Mr. Shaw outlining the de- rial Park, Union. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Gen. Arthur J. Sills said last nigh new Democratic Party, said he Service Station MRS. F. G. SCHROEDER partment's river pollution policy Shirley Felner Doublier; two Million Dollar a "fair deal" philosophy shoul( was shocked by jt and demand- FAIR HAVEN —Mrs. Theresa Mr. ShSw said the lettei MRS. JOHN T. GOLLADAY sons, Capt. Rene Doublier, of the govern all legislative proposals ed an emergency debate in Com Theft Reported M. Schroedftr, 72, of 66 Grange would be drafted by the middl SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Alma Air Force, serving in Los An- endorsed by the state's drug in- mons. Ave. died Tuesday night at her NEW SHREWSBURY —Police of next week. It and the spec- E. Golladay, 69, of 691 Broad geles, Calif., and M a r c e I R. Perth Amboy dustry. "It's rather extraordinary pro home. She was the wife of Chief James Herring said yes- fications will be forwarded t St., died yesterday at her home. Doublier at home; and two broth- "I'm a great believer in fair cedure for the government of an Frederick G. Schroeder. terday .that the Tinton Falls Esso the engineering firms at thai Born in Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs ers, George L. Doublier of Mata- play," Sills said in a speech pre- other country to issue a statement A native of North Bergen, she Fire Damage Gas Station was entered earlj time. Golladay was the daughter of the wan, and Edward J. Doublier of pared for the midwinter meeting which in effect corrects the state- was the daughter of the late PERTH AMBOY (AP) - One Wednesday morning and a tool late George J. and Katharine S. of the New Jersey Pharmaceu ment made by the prime minis- Emil and Elizabeth Naas Wiesler. Tenafly. . of the city's worst fires In sever- box and an auto battery wen Heinsius. She bad lived here for tical Association. ter of Canada," said Douglas. Besides her husband, she is The funeral was yesterday in al years left an estimated mil stolen. seven years and was a member "By a lair deal, I mean beini Diefenbaker, in Toronto for survived by three sons, Freder- the Mountain Lakes Community lion dollars' worth of buildings fair to everybody — the little The tool box was later recov- ick G. Schroeder, Jr., of Lake of Holy Trinity Evangeli- Church. Burial was private un- ..and good ia ashes today. speech, said he would have no ered by Neptune police. cal Lutheran Church, Red Bank. man, the big man, the public, comment until he studied the Hiawatha; Raymond B. Schroe- der direction of the Dixon Funer- The fire, striking Tuesda; According to Neptune City Surviving are her husband, the pharmacist and the business- statement. der of Battle Creek, Mich., and al Home, Boonton. night at the Five Points inter- Chief Edward . A. Schumacher, Richard A. Schroeder of Madi- John T. Golladay; a son, Thomas man. And in each area, fairness Diefenbaker recently told Par- section in the business district, the tools were in a car which RIVERVIEW son; three daughters, Mrs, M. Golladay of Lkcroft and two should be determined on its owr liament that strategic plans in- Red Bank EDWARD J. DOUGHERTY burned for nine hours despite th merits." had been stolen from Ocean James Cahill of Arlington, Mrs. brothers, . George Heinsius of NEWARK — A High Requiem volving the use of supersonic jet Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Ruffinl, best efforts of 400 firemen from Auto Sales, Rt. 35 there. Joseph Fleisch of East Orange Florida and Raymond Heinsius, Mass was offered this mqrning Sills said he becomes distressed fighters by Canadian forces 125 South Pearl St., Red Bank, Perth Amboy and several near- and Mrs. G. Donald Apgar of of Pittsburgh. in St. Rose of Lima Catholic at times to see special interesl Europe had been "placed undei son, yesterday. by communities. legislatioi Litde Silver; three brothers, Services will be held at 1 p.rn Church here for Edward • J. groups lobby for doubt by the recent Nassau dec- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Peabody, Many firemen suffered cuts New Silhouette Frank Wiesler of North Bergen, Saturday in the Adams Memorial Dougherty, 352 Sixth Ave., who veiled and cloaked with onl; laration" between President Ken- 45 Campview PI., Keansburg, and sprains when they slipped Charles Wiesler of Jersey City Home, Red Bank, with Rev, died Sunday. their own narrow and specla! nedy and British Prime Ministei son, ye'sterday. on foot-thick Ice. Most were Is Featured and William Wiesler of Binne- Harold Hornberger, pastor of Burial was in Holy Cross goals in mind." Harold Macmillan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wickman, patched up at the scene and con- water, N. Y., and 10 grandchil- Holy Trinity Church, officiating. Cemetery under direction of He said he did not want h PARIS (AP) - The House of 45 Markham PL, Little Silver, tinued to fight the blaze in 20 de- The State Department state- dren. Burial will be Sunday in South- Finneroran Funeral Home here. remarks construed as a rejectio Christian Dior presented a new son this morning. gree weather. Two firemen were ment said the Nassau agreement The William S. Anderson Fu- side Cemetery, Pittsburgh. Mr. Dougherty is survived by of legislation proposed by th "slender line" silhouette today, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dietz, 79 treated at Perth Amboy Genera! raised no question of the approp- neral Home was In charge o! his wife, Mrs. Alice McElwee drug industry. riateness of nuclear weapons foi with sheaths streamlined from Maple Ave., Red Bank, daughter, Hospital for cuts, one for smok "I haven't firmed up m neckline to hemline. Bosoms local arrangements. Services wii: JOHN SCHREIHOFER Dougherty; a son, Leo Dougherty Canadian forces in fulfilling theii this morning. be directed by the Smith an Inhalation, and fireman Edward thoughts on your recent propoi were flattened throughout. of Newark; a daughter, Mrs. El- NATO or NORAD obligations. Smith Funeral Home, Spring* NEWARK — John Schreihofer, Zelinak, 27, was admitted for als," he said. eanor Golembrewski of Elizabeth: The sheath dresses often wen PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL field. A Requiem Mass will be 84, of 323 Park Ave., died Mon- treatment of smoke poisoning. However, I want you to asl While maintaining that Canada a stepson, John Barry of East without belts. Necklines wen Fort Monmouth offered Saturday at 10 a,m. at day in the North Walnut Guesl The fire seemed controllable i yourself: Are your proposals fa always will fulfill its defense com- Orange; two stepdaughters, Mrs. mitments, Diefenbaker has sug- built up for daytime, close tc USN HM-2 and Mrs. Paul F. St. Rose of Lima ' Catholi Home, East Orange. Dolores Dormer of Newark and the early stages until a gas lln to everyone? Are they In the pub- gested "greater and greater em- the throat. There were shirred Sutphen, 11B Locust Ave., Nep- Church. Burial will be i» Gati He was a partner in -Schre Mrs. Rita Krockmaluk of Key- limited in the basement of th lic interest?" phasis must be placed on conven- halters for evening. tune, daughter, Tuesday. of Heaven Cemetery, HanWer. hofer Brothers, a butcher shop port; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret SR Auto Store, 148 New Bruns Leonard Rosenstein of Atlantic tional arms and conventional Designer Marc Bohan fea- SFC and Mrs. Timothy C. Aus in the Old Newark Center Mar- Bristin of Newark, and Mrs. Su- wick Ave., on one side of a tri- City, president of the pharmaceu- forces." tured kimono sleeves, with th( tin, 351 Pineibrook Rd., Eaton IRA SWEENEY ket. He also owned stores in Ro Ban McHale of Jersey City; two angular block that comes to a tical association, has appealed armholes down to the waist and town, son, Tuesday. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ira selie Park and Irvington. brothers, Joseph Dougherty of point at the Perth Amboy Na- for tighter drug controls in th( "More nuclear arms will add draped. This sleeve style ap- Army CWO and- Mrs. Joseph Sweeney, 58 of 20 Fourth Ave Surviving are a daughter, Mrs N a n t i c o k e, Pa., and James tional Bank building, next to th state Ai grounds "that presen nothing materially to our de- peared in every type of dress, D. Weldon, 725 Pinebrook Rd., died yesterday in his home. Walter Anderson of this place; Dougherty of Camden; and •• 15 auto store. laws Offer only minimum prote fenses," he has said. 1 on Jackets and on coats. Eatontown, son, Tuesday. A lifelong resident here, hi two brothers, Charles Schrelho' grandchildren. Fire officials had not deter- lion to the consumers." At Diefenbaker's suggestion tin mined the cause of the cost! was the son of the late Charle: er of this place, and Fred Shrei- A spokesman for the pharma- United States and Canada openec FITKIN fire, but said it started in the and Alice Morris Sweeney. He hofer of Irvington; and two sis- MISS MABEL G. McCORMICK ceutical association said the group negotiations two or three month Neptune auto store's basement. Besides was a veteran of World War II ters, Mrs. Anne Martin of Union, SHREWSBURY - Miss Mabel ago, the United States said, oi Fire Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKee, the material damage, about 22 has helped draft legislation aimed Mr. Sweeney is survived by and Mrs. Jacob Schnati of Haz- G. McCcrmick, 679 Broad St., the problem of supplying nucleai (Continued) Howel| Trailer Park, Freehold, families living on the floors at solving "some of the problems brother, Sterling Sweeney of this let. died last night in Riverview Hos- weapons for Canadian' armec the unoccupied second and ,thir< son, yesterday. above businesses in a row of of promiscuous distribution of place, and three sisters, Mrs, ,The funeral was yesterday in pital, Red Bank. forces. Mr. and Mrs, Boyle Naughton, 3-story buildings were left home- drugs." story floors in the building. Alice Forson and Mrs. Thelma the Cole Funeral Home here. Miss McCormick had lived in He said such items such as an- Inability to ventilate the three Marlboro, son, yesterday. Williams, both of this place, am Shrewsbury all her life. She was less. ; Burial was in Fairmount Ceme- All the tenants, including 1< tibiotics, sedatives, laxatives, in- Denies Assault story brick-enclosed structure Mrs. Eva Garthwalte of P^oin tery. the daughter of the late Thoma9 held back firefighters, Chief John MONMOUTH MEDICAL Pleasant. families m the SR building, wen sulin and drugs containing bro- and Jennie O'Hara ' McCormick. mides and depressants should be son said. ! CENTER The funeral will be Friday She was a communicant of St. evacuated salely at the outset o FRANK R. CONKLIN taken off "the common retail Charge by Wife City firemen were aided by vol Lang Branch 2 p.m. in Posten Funeral Home. the fire. James Catholic Church. market and be sold only by reg- unteer companies from Ocea: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ernst, 21 Burial will be in Bay View Ceme- RED BANK — The funeral foi The igniting gas shot flame: EATONTOWN — William \ Surviving are three brothers, Grove and Wanamassa. Aberdeen Ter., New Monmouth, tery. Frank R. Conklin, who died Mon through the building. The Gas istered pharmacists." Butler, Grant Ave,, pleaded nol Frank and Harold McCormick of While the fire, which upsei daughter, yesterday. Liquor Store and Tavern at 32! Sills sa\d he would be guided guilty last night in municipa day at his Whittler, Calif., home this place, and Harry McCor- traffic patterns in the downtowr Mr. and Mrs. David Martin, CHARLES W. DREW State St., on the other side o by the recommendations of the court to a charge of atrocious will be held in the Adams Memo mick of Red Bank. state Board ct Pharmacy in form- assault and battery on his wif< area all morning, was still golnj 294 Cleveland Ave., Long Branch AVON — Charles W. Drew, 79, Funeral arrangements are in the triangle, was quickly enve daughter, yesterday. rial Home at 3 p.m. today. oped. Severe damage was don ing a decision on any legislative on Jan. 23, 24 and 25. at 12:30 p.m., some companie: died Monday in his home, 41J charge of the Adams Memorial proposals. Butler waived a hearing i had to be diverted two block; Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Fran- Garfield Ave. Mr. Conklin was a former res Home, Red Bank. also to about eight clothing cesconl, 219 Broadway, Long stores and luncheonettes, several "But I want to make clear," municipal court. Magistrate M east to the Keystone Savings ani Born in Newark, he had lived ident here and in Brooklyn. Branch, daughter, yesterday. DEATH NOTICE In the 125 foot long, brick SR he said, "that I am not In fa- Raymond McGowan continue! Loan Association building. here 35 years. He was a title ex- Surviving are three daughters Mr. and Mrs. James Newman MARRA - On January 2B, 1M3, Wil- building. vor of eliminating fair competi- the $2,500 bail and sent the man A fire in a sump pump moto aminer for the Central Railroat Mrs, Grandin Hammell and Mrs, liam Senior ot 201 Baldwin Ave., Jersey 119 Lippincott Ave., Long Branch, City. Beloved huiband cl Mary Dl Firemetv fighting the flame; tion by legislation. Because fair back to the county jail in Free- in the basement of the formei of New Jersey. Lee McFadden, both of Whittler Martlno, loving father ot Cta;"'1111 hold, in default of bail, to awa Seacoast Bank Building at Cook- son, yesterday. x Schanei, Loutae Mei»lna, Dr. William from behind the SR bulldlni competition in the long run makes Surviving is a daughter, Mrs, and Mrs. Russell Taylor of Abin A. Marra and Anthony Marra. Al»o Grand Jury action. man and Grand Aves., filled the Mr. and Mrs. Donald R were forced to get clear wher for better service, a batter phar- James M. Fahy of this place. ton, Mass. eurvived by nine grandchildren. Rela- place with smoke but there was Bozard, 44 Hedge Dr., Ocean- tives and Irleniliare Invited lo attend the fire broke through to Gast's macy, and is in the public in- The complaint against Butlej Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas runerarfrom McDonald Bro». Funeral no damage. Business on the up port, son, yesterday. The funeral was heldVes'erday Some took up positions on near- terest," was signed by his wife, who de tor of the First Baptist Churc Home, 280 Baldwin .AT*, Jewer City, dined last night to withdraw i per floors was not disturbed as Mr. and Mrs, Joseph A. Dom- in the Daniel A. Reilly Funeral on Friday at 8:15 a.m. Boleran MaM by roofs. Three truck companies Home, Belmar. Burial was In will officiate. Burial will be of Requiem St. Jbieph» Church_ »t poured water on the blaze from It pays to advertise in the Red The young couple have no chi firemen swiftly aired the struc- res, 325 Swimming River, Rd., • sin a.m.- PHaie omit now««. ^JaiiM Woodland Cemetery, Newark. 'Fair View Cemetery. Middletown. preferred. . ' 85 foot aerial ladders. Bank Register.—Advertisement. dren. ture and smothered the fire. New Shrewsbury, son, yesterday. Weigh Release Both School Budgets Say Another BED BANK REGISTEB Thursday, Jan. 31, 1964-3 Successful Investing Secret Six Indicted For Old Wildcatter Still Has Cuba Testimony Opposed byCouncil^\At Ole Miss Urg£ to Speculate HIGHLANDS — Councilman State aid la anticipated at WASHINGTON (AP)-The State Herman J. Black announced yes- $43,370 and surplus totals $30,000. OFORD, Miss. (AP) - James Holdup of Bank By ROGER E. SPEAR Department was reported today terday that Borough Council here The amount to be raised by tax- H. Meredith is expected to return weighing the possibility of releas- has gone on record opposing the ation is set at $70,005—a decrease NEWARK (AP)-Six men have dence to the grand jury did not Q.-"By rights, I should be that the daisies will have to wait to the University of Mississippi local and regional proposed of $77 from this year's {70,082, been Indicted for the $102,176 hold- seek an indictment against Miss pushing up the daisies. I am old, for quite a while. ing loag-secret testimony taken In today amid reports another Negro school budgets for 196344 "as The regional budget proposal, up of the Perth Amboy National Lorraine Constance Bowie, 32, of and I lost {most of my money Searching for profits in low- a 1961 senatorial investigation of they now stand." will attempt to enroll at the insti- years ago in drilling for oil that Wilich totals $565,265, is $12,065 Bank last Nov. 16. Baltimore, who had also been ar- priced speculations is quite likely the Cuban invasion, disaster. Mr. Black, finance chairman, tution. wasn't there. I have an Income Three men were charged with rested in Las Vegas and charged to parallel your drilling for oil said council believes both spend- higher than the 1962-63 budget. of $2,000 a year The testimony; recorded in The university—still mindful of as an accessory after the rob- that wasn't there. Money has ing schedules can be cut "with- The amount to be raised by tax- committing the actual robbery in which Is ample cjosed door sessions by the Senate Ihe disorder- last fall following bery. She is free on bail. been made in low-priced stocks out impairing. their educational ation is set ,at $464,228-a de- the indictments returned Wednes- for my needs, Foreign Relations Committee, wai Meredith's arrival—made elabo- Royal and Schech will be and will be made again, but gen- value." crease of $12,440, day to U.S. District Court Judge plus about $1,- said to have produced unanimity rate" security precautions to pre- Reynier J. Wortendyke. The brought here Friday from Hud- erally by those who can afford to The local school budget, total- The decrease in tax is due to 000 in the among high administration offi- vent fresh disturbances. three are Doyle Delmar Royal, son County Jail to plead to the in- spread the risk among a number ing $143,375, Is $5,315 higher than an anticipated $14,000 in federal bank. I would of such situations^ You simply cials that no U.S. air cover was Troublemakers "will receive 27, William Louis Schech, 28, and dictments. like to fool promised invading refugees. the 1963-64 spending schedule, aid and $87,037 in state aid. Schinski, O'Dea and Tegano cannot do that with your very which totaled $140,060—but state swift and severe disciplinary ac- Jerry Clarence Rush, 26. around with But senators who heard the of- Voters will decide the regional are free on ball. They will plead limited capital. and federal aid, and surplus will tion," Chancellor John D. Williams Royal and Schech, both prison some low- ficials or read the record said It budget issue Tuesday, and the lo- to the Indictments on Feb. 8. Q.—"I have just sold my bus- reduce the tax figure. warned in a letter delivered to escapees, were arrested by FBI priced specula- remained unclear whether three cal budget, Feb. 13. During the holdup at the bank's iness for a substantial sum which each student, agents in Las Vegas, Nev., 12 tions. What non-U.S. air Convery Branch in Perth Amboy, I will have to invest. I am over strikes had been It was learned that Dewey would you ad- planned and days after the holdup. Rush is 70 years old— inflation has no one or more can- Roosevelt Greene, 22-year-old the. gunmen forced bank employ- Roger E. Spear vise?" J. M. celed—a point Senate Republican still at large. terrors for me, but income tax Greenwood Negro and former ees and customers to the rear of A—I advise you to leave your Leader Everett M. Dlrksen of Il- The others indicted wefe Frank has. A friend suggested tax- student at Mississippi Voca- the bank while they scooped up money in the bank. If I may say linois has been belaboring In a National, World Robert Schinski, 37, of Staten Is- the loot from the vault and tell- exempt securities. Do you ap- tional College, would arrive on «o, you seem to have an indom- prove? And could you tell me personal investigation. land, N.Y., charged with hinder- ers' drawers. itable zest tor life, and I believe campus in mid-morning and at- ing and preventing the apprehen- what return I could get?" R. G. Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper of tempt to register. A police officer who was in the sion of Royal and Schech; and A—I certainly approve, in your Iowa, chairman of the Senate Re- bank was disarmed and a cus- News in Brief Reliable sources said Greene John Francis O'Dea, of Jersey circumstances. publican Policy Committee, called tomer was struck on the head would be accompanied by an at- City, and Agostlno Joseph Tega- Wednesday for release of all of From the Wiret of The Associated Press when he walked into the bank. Stock Prices Tax-exempt bonds are very torney, The university once re- no, of Hoboken, both charged with the testimony which would not af- One of the gunmen, carrying a secure and readily marketable— jected Greene's bid to become the assisting in the robbery by ob- if bought in round amounts and fect national security. LONDON — Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip left shotgun, fired it into the floor to second Negro known to attend the taining a car and fictitious reg- Decline In In coupon form. I do not know their snow-covered homeland today for the summer warmth intimidate the victims. One of the Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt., a university on grounds he was not istration and driver's licenses. what your income bracket will committee member who heard the of the British Commonwealth down under. pellets went through ths floor and The queen and her husband boarded a jetliner for a two- academically qualified. Slow Trading be, but if it's as high as SO per testimony, said he would not ob- Asst. U.S. Atty. Matthew P. hit the leg of a woman employe cent, a municipal yielding 3 per month royal'tour of Fiji, Australia and New .Zealand. Meredith announced at Jackson Boylan who presented the evi- hi the basement. ject to its publication although ha Wednesday that he would register NEW YORK (AP) - Steels led cent would give you the equiva- would'not urge it. the way,in a stock market de- lent of a 6 per cent return on a TWO KILLED for the second semester—as J. H. 'Anybody could prove almost cline yesterday as trading dwin- taxable investment. MORA, N. M. — A mysterious pre-dawn explosion ripped Meredith, he said, not as a Negro. any point he. wanted to by it," State Schools Had 17,000 dled. It was only the third clear- through a B52 bomber high over northern New Mexico yes- "The prospects for him (the Ne- Municipals and other tax-ex- Aiken said in a separate inter- gro) are too unpromising," Mere- cut fall in the market this year. empt, securities come1' in all terday, killing two of the six-man crew. view. dith said in a prepared statement The drop was robbed of shapes and sizes, Good short The eight-jet $8 million plane on a routine training mis- Pupil Dropouts Last Year read to a news conference. emphasis as turnover withered term issues such as Dallas Water Among other things, he said it sion from Walker Air Force Base, N. M., disintegrated. A TRENTON (AP) - Some 17,- to 3.74 million shares from Tues- Revenue 2%'s of 1965 sell on a added up to the fact that while survivor said the plane had no difficulty prior to the explosion. die lowest dropout rate, .6 per 000 pupils quit school in New cent. day's 4.36 million. It was the 1.85 per cent basis. On longer 'certainly the invaders expected ; Jersey last year, state Education Bmallest volume since the initial term bonds, you can get 3.20 per air cover," the witnesses took a FILIBUSTER TEST Angry-106' High dropout percentages wera trading day of 1963, Jan. 2, when cent of Philadelphia's, and 3.1S united position "we never prom- WASHINGTON — The Senate has prepared the ground lor Commissioner Frederick. M. Rau- also recorded in Atlantic Coun- 2.54 million shares changed per cent on New York City's. ised V£. Air Force personnel to its first test vote in the battle over whether to make it easier binger reported today. ty, 1.8 per cent; Essex, 1.7 per hands. ' provide it." to shut off filibusters. Radio Set Some pupils left to get jobs, cent; Hudson, 1.5; and Mercer, U. S. Steel's report that 1962 But the test will come—probably today—on a motion to others entered military service 1.5. profits were the lowest in 10 Murdoch table a question submitted to the Senate by Vice President Introduced and others gave marriage as Low percentages were recorded years was not surprising to ft Man Acquitted Lyndon B. Johnson, the presiding officer. • their reason. In Morris, Burlington, Somerset, nancial analysts, but wide publi (Continued) WASHINGTON - The Army Dropouts totaled 13,000 from Union and Middlesex Counties, cation of the news yesterday ex- The'local PBA unit, to a letter SCORES CHARGE calls it the "Angry-106" because September to June and 4,000 each registering .8 per cent. ercised a depressing effect on to the committee, states the Civil NEW YORK — Democratic State Chairman William H. Of Theft Charge of its powerful voice. / more pupils left during the sum- Raubinger's report also the market, brokers said. Service Commission has covered McKeon hit back today - at a Republican charge that the EATONTOWN — Jimmy Law- It's a new lightweight jeep mer session. showed: every aspect of the patrolman's Kennedy administration has sent federal agents to Now York "Big Steel" ended the day as rence, 94 River St., Red Bank, radio that can be used to pro- Cumberland County registered case and has "cleared him of to gather information unfavorable to Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- —Three out of every five drop- fifth most active stock, oH 1% vide dependable voice communi- the highest percentage of drop- the charges." was acquitted last night In mu- feller. > outs were boys. at 45% on 39,600 shares. cations for distances up to 50 outs, 1.9 per cent of its public The membership feels the nicipal court of stealing a watch McKeon said the statement by state Senate Majority —For students under 16, the Other leading steelmakers took or more miles. school pupils. Bergen County had losses of a point or more. Beth- publicity. involved in the case worth $69.50 from the Montgom- Leader Walter J. Mahoney was a "red herring" aimed at predominant reasons for leaving lehem, which reports on finances has caused undue hardship to ery-Ward store, in Monmouth distracting attention from what the Democrat called the gov- Half the size and weight of school included entering a cor- the patrolman and his family and the set it replaces, the 100- rectional institution; physical, and operations today, was down Shopping Center'on Christinas ernor's "attempts to double-cross the voters and raise taxes." has had a demoralizing effect on pound radio is 10 times more Victim Is mental, emotional or social dis- only % Eve. . > The the department. MORE HARNESS RACING ASKED powerful and its (range twice ability; marriage. barring of Britain from Frank tederico,' Pine Tree The group feels that the patrol- ALBANY, N. Y. — Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller has told as great, the Army said. In the over IS age group, rea- the .Common Market was the Trailer Court, was sentenced to Brother Of •ource, of some uncertainty as man has proved bis innocence the legislature that about $9 million of the state's budgetary In a high-priority test, the sons included seeking a Job, dis- 30 days in the county jail under experts pondered the implications before an impartial tribunal. problems could be solved by lengthening the harness racing 'Angry-106" was designed at the satisfaction with school, entering the disorderly persons act. The on the U. S. economic position. The PBA also expressed the season. Army's Electronics Research Area Man military service, marriage; phy- complaint against him was signed The decline in stocks, however, view that "...Mr. Murdoch has The initial reaction of harness track officials was cool, and Development Laboratory, sical, mental, emotional or -social by his wife, 20, who lives with MIDDLETOWN-JXmald Hart, was regarded as a long-deferred always been a good officer and at best, as they considered seasonal weather problems, the Forth Monmouth, N. J. General 20 Pearl St., was informed last disability. tad maintained an excellent rec- their three-year-old child, In an- (pell of profit taking after a financial outlay and other factors. Dynamics Electronics, Roches- night of the death of his brother —Five of,every six dropouts oc- ord with the department. other trailer in the Pine Tree steady advance, and the U. S. ter, N. Y., was the contractor. Lt. Cmdr. John R. Hart, a Navy curred at the high school, level. Steel earnings served merely as "We who have worked with Court. The test program took two HODGE RELEASED safety officer, in the crash of a —The largest percentage of an "excuse." him in the past feel this record She said that she had moved years, half the normal time for CHESTER, 111. — Menard Penitentiary loses its most four-engine Navy bomber on sub- dropouts was reported by will be maintained upon his re- into her parents' trailer and that The Dow Jones Industrial Av- prominent prisoner today, former Illinois Auditor Orville such a development The radio marine patrol off the Marlaad technical-vocational high schools, instatement."' her husband had then moved erage was down 5.1S to 678.58. Hodge, who in 1956 pleaded guilty to'looting the itate treasury was put through rigorous tests coast. which lost 11.3 per cent ot their into another trailer in die court. of $600,000. in simulated combat and was Low All Day Thereafteritfie incident which led The Middletown man said enrollments; four-year high Hodge, a Republican auditor, turns his back on the brown- said to work fine. The market was lower almost to her complaint took place, she another brother, Charles Hart, schools, 3.6 per cent, senior high stone buildings of the ancient prison on the bank of the Mis- from the start and remained that Market Wd. ••':.• Having a hand In its develop- had gone to the Norfolk Nv schools, 3.3 per cent, six- ' way throughout the session de- sissippi River1 six and one-half years after he entered "it, NEW YORK (AP)-flJSDA) The ]udge suspended the jail ment at Fort Monmouth were Air Base after hearing of the year high &hools 2 per cent and spite an'occasional flutter of im- paroled by Gov. Otto Kerner, a Democrat. Wholesale egg offerings of large sentence on condition that Feder- Ernest Miller, Jr., Red Bank, crash and last night telephoned junior high schools, 1.4 per cent. provement. burdensome; more than ample on N. J.; Capt. Carl Herrmann, him to say: "Theyhave recov- ico not molest his wife henceforth NEWSPAPER STRIKE Motors, chemicals, electrical mediums and ample on balance. in anyway, Federico paid $10 Edwin Evans and H. Norris ered and identified John's body." equipments, rails, utilities, drugs, NEW YORK — Marathon mediation meetings at City Hall Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min.) court costs. Spence, all of Middletown; An- Ths location, he said, was 12S and electronics joined in the continued today in efforts to end the city's 55-day-old news- Tax Deduction 37-38^; extras medium (40 lbs. Lucien Johnson, 31 West St., thony Fabizio, Long Branch; miles off the Maryland coast. downward move. Wall Streeters paper blackout. ' . average) 34-35; top quality (47 Eatontown, pleaded guilty to a Samuel Glazer, Asbury Park, As far as could be Immediate- said that, as prices weakened, Mayor Robert F. Wagner met separately with representa- lbs. min.) 37-40; mediums (41 lbs. violation of the disorderly per- and Arthur Pengelley, Little ly determined, the lieutenant Bill Hearing "stop-loss" orders were touched average) 34-36; smalls (36 lbs. tives of the publishers and of striking Local 6 of the AFL-CIO Silver. off. These are orders to sell at the sons act and was fined $60, with commander was the only one of average) 33-34; peewees 26-27. International Typographical Union. The new radio is planned as market, placed in advance to a suspended 30-day jail sentence. the 14 men aboard the plane with Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) There was. no joint meeting of the two sides, which are the first of a family of light- Opens Today take effect when a stock sinks Magistrate McGowan pointed a family member residing in the %38&; top quality (47 lbs. deadlocked in a contract dispute. weight long-range sets for Army to a certain price. They are out that this was Johnson's third Monmouth County area. TRENTON (AP) - A public min.) 37i/$-39&; mediums (41 lbs. tactical use to be man-packed designed to protect paper profits. appearance in court on a similar Lt. Comdr. Hart, 32, is the son hearing on proposed constitution- Conspicuous among yesterday's average) 35\)7; smalls (36 lbs. charge. or mounted In ground vehicles of Mrs. Elizabeth F. Hart, Phila- al amendments to give veteranJ average) 33-34; peewees 26-27. and combat planes. losers were many stocks which Two $35 fines for allowing dogs Notre Dame Glee Club delphia, and the husband of Mrs. and senior citizens cash deduc- tions from their property tax bills have had substantial gains in re- to run at large were Imposed on Ellen Marie Hart, of Norfolk. were many fractional losers. opens today at the State House. cent weeks. Oscar Pines, 170 Tinton Ave., anil There are seven children, the eld- Corporate bonds declined. U.S. Robert C. Hullt, 22 Heritage Ave. est aged 10 and the youngest a State Sen. Wayne Dumont Jr., Of 1,302 issues traded, 737 de- government bonds gained slight- To Sing Here Sunday People in clined and 339 advanced. New Both were second offenses, Mag. boy born in November. The of- R-Warren, and the 20 other state ly. RED BANK — The "Singln highs for the year totaled 43. istrate McGowan painted out. ficer was commissioned a Navy senators sponsored both amend- Yesterday's closing stocks: Gary Havens, 17, of 2 Eldora Irish," the University of Notre ments. The single new low was Seal- I-T.E Ckt Brit 15% _. lieutenant following Reserve Of- 19 Dame's student glee club, will right-Oswego Falls. Adams Ex 28K Johni Man 44% Ter., Long Branch, was found the News ficer Training Corps instruction Public hearings are required on Mr Reduc 5614 Jones * Ii 50% guilty of careless driving and present a concert Sunday at 8:15 The Associated Press average Alleg Cr> 11V Jo; MIg 21% By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and his graduation from Vitlan- all proposed constitutional AUeg Lud 36tt Kaiser Al fined $20. p.m. in the Red Bank Catholic amendments. of 60 stocks dropped 1.3 to 255.8 Alice Pur 50 Koppers 41% High School auditorium, Peters Robert Chassell,16, says he has ova^University, Villanova, Pa., with industrials down 2.3, rails Allied Ch UK Kennecott 72H In 1951. Allla Cbal 17 V Kresge, S3 24% PI. been sleeping in an igloo each The proposed changes would down .7, and utilities down .4. Alcoa. 57* Kroger 25% night ever since he and his father Duty tours have placed him at equalize tax deductions for veter- 20V Lehlgh C&N 1% The club has one local mem An estimated $1.8 billion was Leh Pott C Middletown built the 5-foot-hlgh snow hut out- Norfolk, Bermuda, Pensacola ans and people over 65 across the 51* 18% her, Charles L. Schedlbauer, clipped from the quoted value of Am Can - Leh Val Ind 1V4 side their Stockbridge, Mass., and in Greenland. Before his state. Presently veterans or their Am Cyan 53'4 LOF Olass 55'A (Continued) junior at Notre Dame. Charles, stocks listed on the New York Am M Fdy 23 Lib HcN&L 13Vi The board expects $1,153,963 in home New Year's Day. newest Norfolk assignment, his widows get a $500 deduction from • Stock 'Exchange, based on the Am Mot 19% Llgg & My 73% a graduate of Red Bank Catholi brother said, he was safety of- Am Smelt 6W JJlton Ind 61 w, state aid, $236,000 in other reve- High School, is the son of Mr. Robert has slept outdoors every their property tax assessment and decline in the AP average. The LuKens Stl 43% ficer at the Bermuda Naval Air Mack Trk 40Vi nue — tuition, summer school night for the past five years ex- people over 65 get an $800 deduc- loss was the widest since Jan. Mffl and Mrs. Charlej M. Schedl- Station and, from there, was pro- 30 Marath Oil fees and cafeteria fees, and jauer,""141 Prospect Ave., Red cept for a few days when he was tion from their assessment. 16 when the average fell 1.8. Am VHcoae 62 Martin II 21% moted to safety officer on the Amp Inc 28V MGM $200,000 is appropriated from Its Bank. ill. He says an igloo makes a very The actual cash value of such The disposition to sell was fur- Merck staff of the commander of the surplus. cozy bedroom. For instance, on a exemptions varies with ratio of ther illustrated by the list of 15 54>H Minn M1M 60 The engagement, one of many Atlantic Fleet Air Wing. 46 W, Mo Pac A The public will vote on only recent night when It was 8 degrees true value a municipality uses for most active stocks, of which 11 Armst CK T2H Mont Ward scheduled this year for the cele- Ashl Oil 26% Nat Blic the current expense and capital outside, it was comfortable—for its assessments. declined and four advanced. Atchlson 26% N Cash Reg outlay sections of the budget on brated singers from the South Alt Rofln S3 Nat Dairy 8» Bend, Ind. university, is spon- Robert—23 inside the igloo. The change would give veter- American Motors was the most Mat Distill 25W Febi 13. a sored by the St. James Holy Collichio ans a flat deduction of $50 from active stock, off Vi at 19% on Nat Gyps The board also is asking voter Nat Steal Name Society. The area alumni Illinois Gov. Otto Kerner, a (Continued) their personal property bill and 81,800 shares. Second was Ameri- Bait t Oh 27 hi NY Central approval on three other items. Bayuk Clg Nla M Pw club, the University of Notr Democrat serving his first term, treasurer and tax collector and senior citizens would get an $80 can Machine & Foundry, up \'a One involves transfer of $10,000 i No Am Av Dame Club of the Jersey Shore doesn't hold with what he says $100 a year more as tax searcher. deduction. at 23 on 49,400 shares. Third Bendlx 58 M, Nor Pac from the current expense ac- Both Steel 3114 Nwst Alrlln Is assisting in the arrangements. is a tradition for freshmen legis- Mr. Savage now gets $7,100 was Chrysler, off 1% at 82 on Boeing Norwich Ph 41% count to capital outlay to be ap- 38% lators to be seen but not heard. 46,700 shares. Borderi Outb Mar 15 plied toward construction of a Organized in 1915 by a law as tax collector, treasurer and : Borg Warn 13% Owens III 01 73% Raritan Juniors Next came Certain-Teed, up Brunswk 18V4 Pan A W Air 24' running track behind the high student as a 12-voice chorus for "There is a rule that when you water rent collector, $1,500 for Bucy Erie 15% Param Plct S3 Charles Schedlbauer the post of comptroller, and $400 •t 19%, folowed by U.S. Steel. Bulova 1M4 Penney, JG school. This will not require ad- informal song fests, the Notri are new you hold your peace and Texas Gulf Producing dropped Burl Ind 28% Pa PwiU 8* Dame Glee Club today perform wait until you are called on," Ker- as tax searcher. Stage 'Review' Case, JI 8 Pa RR ditional tax money. including many appearances on 13% According to the mayor, the NORTH CENTERVILLE - The 1% in further reaction to Socony savi Pepsi Cola The second question asks ap- coast to coast. It is comprised the Ed Sullivan Show. ner said at Springfield at the first Mobil's noncommital comment 39 Ferkln Elm magistrate will get a $1,000 raise Junior Class Review was pre- Phil El proval to raise an additional $7, of 40 men who represent the of five dinners for 49 new Illinois 8* The "Singing Irish" also have to bring his salary to $3,000 and sented Friday at Raritan Town- on rumors it may acquire the Chrjral S* Phil! Pet 32V1 500 for construction of garage best voices among some 650 stu- legislators. "I don't buy that. You company. Cities Si 58% Fit Steel 48% dents who try out for the club recorded some of their selections, are supposed to represent the peo- the assessor will get a $1,000 ship High School under the direc- Coca Cola 10% Pub Sv E40 IV and storage building at the high including the popular Notre Colg Pal 16% Pullman 72 each year. ple who elected you." hike, bringing his salary to $2,500 tion of Peter Runfolo, music di- IBM lost 2% Polaroid 2%, Colum Gas 27% Pure Oil school. The third item asks for 27 27W Dame Victory March. per year. rector, and Mrs. Mary Bellay, Xerox 2VJ. Amerada % Du Pont Coml Solv RCA 3Mi an additional $25,000 to go to- Since Prof, Daniel H, Pedtke Con Efll» 6 Raytheon 61H He said the road superintend- class adviser. VA, Procter & Gamble 2, Owens- Cont Can 45% Reading Co 29% ward a stadium constructioa became director of the club 25 James SamuelPs bosses gave 29% ent is slated for a $1,000 hike glllnois Glass V/t, Radio Corp. Coop Bes Repub SU 30 Vi fund at the high school. The him the day off from work when Eve Caruso was chairman for Corn Pd 51% Hevlon years ago,, the "Singing Irish" Legion to Hold bringing his pay to $7,400 per V/t and Mejck 1. Coming O Reyn Met board started the fund last vear have traveled an average of they heard what happened to de- the event. The opening song, Cm Zell To Rey Tob yoar. "The Junior Class Review," was Among the steels, Jones & Cnm Stl T* Rob Fulton when voters okayed a similar 10,000 miles annually, entertain lay his arrival at the plant. Sam- 17(4 Annual Dance No Objection Laughlin dropped 1%, Armco m, Curtlis Wr 18% St Jos Lead 2SU appropriation. ,; ing more than' 20,000 listeners, uell, 29, of Two Harbors, Minn., written by Mr. Runfolo. Included Del t Hud 20'A SI Reg Pap 2S FREEHOLD — Monmouth Post Mr. Collichio said he has no were skits, a silent-movie take- and Youngstown Sheet % Dent Sup M'A Bears Roeb 77W who by their price of admission, was driving to his job when— Doug Alrc 27% Shell Oil 3SV4 objections to raises for the build- off, a hill-billy routine, and a General Motors dropped DRIVES STARTS TOMORROW contribute to a charity of the 54, American Legion, will hold 1. His car skidded off Highway Dow Chsm 57% Sinclair 39 ing inspector and sanitarian. sports program. Ford Yt, and Studebaker was un- Dress Ind !4% Imlth, AO 2S NEW YORK — A campaign in sponsor's choice. its annual fund-raising dance Sat- 61. changed. Du Pont 2?. Socony 6054 The mayor said the taxpayers Duq Lt Sou Pan 31 behalf of the program and work The chorus, which has toured urday night. ' 2. It rolled end-over-end down Alcoa was up %. An antitrust East Air L 31% Sou Ry could not afford all these raises. Bast Kod !3 Sperry Rd of the National Kidney Disease coast to coast, appeared many The dance, held each year to a sheer 80-foot cliff. To Solicit Funds suit in connection with its acqui- End John* 113% He said the borough saved 16% Std Brand Foundation will start in Middle- times on the television networks 3. It plopped into three feet of sition of- Rome Cable was dis- Erla Lack A Std Oil Cal raise funds for local charities, $11,000 in salaries in the police For Student Project Firestone 36% Std Oil NJ SST's sex and Monmouth Counties to- water in Lake Superior. FAIR HAVEN — Douglas Bri- missed. Fla Pw 42% Studebaker 6% morrow. The campaign will con- will be held in the new addition department last year by install- Fla PAL 73% Texaco ing tighter controls on overtime an, 69 Spruce Dr., is one of sev- Gulf Oil reported higher earn- Food Fair •U',i Tei G Prod em tinue through February, Dr. Dan- Meat Production to the post home on West Main 60 Hungarian composer Zoltan Ko- eral Wllbraham (Mass.) Acad- ings and rose %. Kennecott FMO Cp Tei a Bui iel P. Richman. foundation presi- and sick pay. This justified his 8% Textron Utt daly, still spry at 80, was cheered emy students who are returning gained 1, Goodyear %, and Re- Tldewat Oil 32U dent said. The appeals are the Is Down 8 Pet. Music will be provided by the contention, he said, that there Oen Accept Transamer 21% when ho entered the Vienna Con- was "payroll padding in the de- to their home communities this public Steel %. 8* 11014 first in support of the foundation Sob-O-Llnks from 9:30 p.m. to Qen Cigar 3ty Uri Carbide WASHINGTON (AP) — The ex- cert House to hear a concert of partment." weekend to solicit funds for the Prices were irregularly lower 26% Un Pao ' X% to be conducted in New Jersey tremely cold weather is making 1:30 a.m. i den Eleo 77% Unit Alrc WVi his works and given repeated ova- The mayor said there was a school's annual student project. on the American Stock Ex- den Fds 6d,(, Un led Op this year. Similar appeals will Itself felt at the nation's meat tions afterward. Kodaly had to 62V. US Lines saving in salaries despite the fact The goal Is $12,000, to be used change. Volume was 1.09 million U3 Plywd 48 follow in Essex Morris and Union counters. MEETING POSTPONED 33 It climb a two-foot-hlgh platform that the police chief was paid to support student scholarships. shares compared with 1,03 mil- . Tel * El 21% US Rub Counties. An Agriculture Department re- Gen Tira US Smelt SDK RED BANK - Last night's to escape persistent autograph even though he was on a leave A $1,000 contribution to the Berv lion Tuesday. Reinsurance in- US Steel 45% port showed Tuesday that meat seekers at intermission.' im Van A! Stl meeting of the Zoning Board of of absence. lln Freedom Fund also Is con- vestment was active and up %. •mi Walwortli THAT'S A REAL DRAG production last week was the 'nt Adjustment was postponed. The His wife, Sara, 23, accompanied He predicted that the munici- templated. The fund is used on a Louisiana Land rose 1, Tampa Qoodyear 31% Warn B Plo ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) smallest for any non-holiday week next meeting is set for Feb. 13. 40% Wa Un Tel 32 him to the concert,, staged by the pal' budget as proposed would revolving loan basis to make it Electric 'A, Chromalloy %, and Germany. which was kept from trading Hiunm Pap 32 Yngst Sh ft T MV4 racingg. week. oseph Hoffman, Harding Rd. !fero Pdr 39 W Zenith II 57 ation to $3.25-desplte antici- Tuesday because it had filed for A LargL o mptorist reported to Cold weather, with snow-blocked _.. a Rick besmarals, Junior full- pated reductions in school and Cicada, champion 3-year-old fil- reorganization under the federal Int Bui! Mdi 410", officers that he saw two dump roads in many areas, hampered No problem finding tenants Int Harv Sl% back from Lawrence, Mass.,, led county tax levies. ly of 1962, led fillies and mares Bankruptcy Act, was down 1% trucks drag racing along SSt. shipment of cattle and hogs from rhen you advertise The Register 1 Int Nick «H Wyoming football scorers last Council Is expected to Intro- in earnings last year with Molybdenum lost I /*- There Int Paper 29 Petersburg's 34th Street. farms to markets. r lot TelATel 47% ay—Advertisement. season with 30 points. duce the budget Tuesday night, 167. J Other statistics Include the 4-Taursdty, Jan. 31, 1963 8ED BANK REGISTER fVHt HAPPEM TO By Bide. Strathrttore irman Starts Gvil Service Iact* feit women number about doe-fourth of all featril employ- MM. George Hlwltr, Union, WtSHgoNE BREAKERS? ees; veterans compote M per cent IN RED RANK ha* been visiting her son tad 1962 Police ew Studies Marks Its of the work force, and that near- NOW AEEA WITH /AOTrteR SHOWING daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Nieder, 24 Ardmore ly one-half—4J per pent—of all Report Heard La. 80th Year federal forkefs are in the De- MONMOUTH BEACH — Local TORT MONMOUTH — Cowpartment of Detente, the cite- police answered 156 calli, six (ire Mn. Howard Qestrelch, 7 And- memoratlon of the 80th smuVer gory.into which,Fort Moomouth'ft over La., spent Saturday in New alarms, made 736 tavern checks, sary of the Civil Service Act of : York attending a Broadway persdnnei f«tf. , and investigated 10 automobile Jan. 16, 1883, has been noted at Show, "Little Me," with a former Fort Monmouth during the month accidents during the last half neighbor, Mrs. Sheldon Leffert, of January. Teaneck. of 1962. The military Installation, which According to a report employs approximately 7,600 civ- FAT submitted to the Borough Com- Saturday guests at the home il servants, Is one of New Jer- mission by Police Chief George of Mr. and Mrs. David Wolfe, sey's major users of Civil Serv- OVERWEIGHT 1 V. Maney, police also investigat- 8 Dawn Way, were Mr. and Mrs. ice personnel. ..vallftblt ttf' you without ft doctor's ed three breaking and entering Daniel Gallianl and their coil iMicilptlon, our droi etlUd ODBI- cases, two sudden deaths, one dren, Joseph and Ann, recently of Civilians employed under the NBX. You nnit Ion ugly tat In 7 Civil Service Act at Fort MonMOO-- Itn or. you* moB?r .W Ho stolen car, made four arrests for Lido dl Roma, Italy and sow itMBMtil ««wl". l»»tl»»i, n«»- mouth are associated with the other police departments and ap- residing in Brooklyn. Also pres- • --" --"-•• rjduolnf U. S. Army Electronics prehended one escapee from the ent was Mrs. Wolfe's mother, ikni,. or maud, U. S. Army Signal state hospital at Marlboro. Mrs. Regina Roth, Brooklyn. and School, U. S. Army Satellite The Issuance of 99 motor ve- Communications Agency, U. S,DM. but yea limply-don't hicle summonses resulted in the Mr. and Mrs. Jules Cohen, Mmy Signal Radio Propagation um lor utn portloiu IwentH receipt of $347 in fines and $171 with their son, Joshua, of Ry- Agency, Fort Monmouth Office of «»»S!HINEI, d.prt.«>« root «pp«tlU LAWRENCE Ralph j. DeFailo Ut dicntMl tour d«i« for food. in court costs. Fines resulting dal, Pa., were Sunday guests of the Communications Electronics their son-in-law and daughter, e*n>* u yow """> J»ctor will ttll OIL COMPANY from five violations of borough BANGOR, Maine - Airman Combat Development Agency and ym, wk« TOO tat.lta; »o» «•<«* Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Greenfield, Tiird a. Ralph J. DeFazlo, $ Headquarten, Fort Monmouth. *u. r« sackin to yoiur drugalit and John W. Galbreath'f Primonet state. The state rtokj 11th in the C«~tJ your full mon«i b«k; So ion- James Francis, Sr., Mrs. Robert "onj Ml»d. ODB1MBX li Mid wltli 741-88(7 ta, daughter of Swaps, earned To Head re. number of civil. servants em- Herb and Mrs. Henry Young of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hyatt, New H l by: > $119,045 in 1962. She won seven The airman received his baric ployed. California is first with the Mt. Zion A.M.E. church; Mrs.York City, were Sunday guests PHARMACY SI MOM of her 10 starts. lining at the Lackland Air 252.494 employees. Vermont has FAMILY World Day George B. Whitfleld of the Meth- of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin, orce Base at San Antonio, Tejf, fewest-3,117. MAIL HHMnUII . , odist Church, and Mrs. Ralph 94 Andover La. Keevil and Mrs. Herbert Anthony UNHAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT 1 Of Prayer of the Presbyterian Church. Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. EATONTOWN - Mrs. Joseph FUEL OIL COMPANY? 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The World Day of Prayer, ob- TUNE served on the first Friday in They are John Kroll, Shrews- Lent, is sponsored by women of bury; Ann Sawyer, Little Silver; A surprise birthday party was the major Protestant and Ortho- Linda and Barry Gray, Rumson; given Sunday night for Mrs. dox communions. It has a his-Lyime and Ladd_Blumberg, Haz- George Wexler, 4 Idlewild La. WITH tory of more than 75 years. let, and Mark Enterllne, Mata- by her' husband. Guests were It has traditionally brought Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lerner, people together' across denomi- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krusch, national, racial, national and cul- TO ATTEND HARVARD Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Karmel tural boundaries to pray for the RUMSON — Don J: Summa, Dr. and Mrs. Barry Rosenson, LAWES needs of the world, and to make Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dalzell, Mr. Sailer's Way, will attend the 43d COAL COMPANY. 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Ut*U Hirer Shmploi C«ntw HMdlelom shopping Cuter 8 Airport Pkaa 31 E. Main Sr. 26 Main St. Tami Hirer ncpplnf Center NeptUM Cltr ghappbt (Muter 531 Pratpwt Av«. 1123 Highway 35 Hazltt Freehold Toms River Routes 9 and 37 Rt. 35—3rd Avi. COOKMAN AVENUE & MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Thursday, Jan. 31, 1963-5 Grain Support Sign-Ups RED BANK REGISTER

exceed the feed grain base for To Begin at Freehold any other farm in which he has an interest, 3-CHWfNEL TILT STORM WINDOWS FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun- ticipants on the normal produc- ty farmers who grew crops of tion of their 196 3 feed grain So farmers may fully under-' corn, grain sorghum or barley acreage, no matter what use is stand changes Incorporated Into In 1959 or i960 may start t'omor- mad-e of- th- e grain• , Mr-- . Or- r said. the 1963 plan, Mr. Orr has ar- ranged an open meeting which ,95 row signing applications for par- He also said that regular price '^ be held in Freehold Grange ticipation in (tie federal govern- support loans and purchase „ ,, ment's 1963 feed grain program. Hall, Rt. 33, Wemrock, at 8 p.m. agreements on Ihe three feed »„Monday„ , Feb. 11. Stanley M. Orr, chairman of grains will be available on the the Monmouth County Agricultur- 9Order Three Window*, entire 19S3 production, but only TO GREENVILLE al Stabilization and Conservation tower's list price 12.(5. to participants of the program. Committee, said the period Feb. Diversion payments will be made LACKLAND AFB, Tex. — Air- Made ol quality heat-hardened 1 extruded aluminum to give through March 22 has been t0 participants for shifting acre- man Basic Charles R. Fink, son rugged wear with minimum ol established as a sign-up period age from production into conser- of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph A. maintenance. Screen and two for the voluntary program. Ap- va(ion Pfaff of 115 Beacon Blvd., Sea glass panels move up and plications must be made at the Rules state that partiparticipanti s Girti N. J-( js being reassigned down ... tilt Inward for sim- ASCS office, 44 Main St. here. must take at least 20 per cent to Greenville AFB, Miss., for ple cleaning. Installation op- Pr e support payments (18 of tne totai base o{ the three technical training as a United tional. Special values on alumi- cents a bushel for corn, 14 for crops out of production and de- • Triplt Intrii num awnings, jalousie windows baric • and 16 for grain sorghum, vote such land to conservation States Air Force personnel spe- • Wpl* TIH Aettail and doors, too! be made to program par- rules and no participant may cialist NO DOWN PAYMENT! EASY BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED NEW SPITFIRE — Photo .taken a-t Marine Park, Red Bank, of Britain's new Triumph WE SELL AT ADVERTISED PRICES Spitfire. Behind the wheel is Mrs. Allen S. Gray, 73 Sickles PL, Shrewsbury, with BUY DIRECT-SHOWROOM ONLY! Misty, winner of the junior scholarship award for advanced class training in Old 10 SALESMEN! NO COMMISSIONS!" Monmouth Dog Training Club competition. The sports car will be shown soon at Red s Bank Auto Imports, lnc.r East Newman Springs Rd. SAVE BY FEBRUARY 10th Th*w Art Top Quality Windows At Lowtst Prices Anywfctra •—Shop! Compart! Saw! live Within Your Income MEMO: EARN FROM FEBRUARY 1st! COMBINATION STORM & SCREEN DOOR Pay Cut Need Not Be Tragedy By MARY FEELEY will likely be on a less expen so you'll both get the most fun Consultant in Money Managemcr sive scale. Places to look for ex- out of it.. She'll probably enjoy THESE 10 EXTRA DIVIDEND DAYS 88 tra dollars include clothing budg- showing what a good manager Dear Miss Feeley: et and' recreation. Try to start she is. fast. apt. My husband is a teacher in a savings account, separate from public school. He has an offer t However, if you feel it's too 23 that-dedicated to education. You early in the game to start dis- DAYS MEAN ADDITIONAL EARNINGS go to a private school in a smal Nnohlng* don't want to be dependent on er community, where he feels h cussing finances, re-word your in Wwrthwsfrlppwl that special fund for emergen- would be happier because vitatlons. Instead of just asking FBI 1" thick means specialization in his fiel cies. her for a date each time, ask j FOR YOU! AH hardware and eloMr The hitch is a salary cut frot Perhaps a part-time job for you her specifically for a certain movie, a place to dance, or an $5,400 to $4,80ft" We're now payin would make sense at this point. 2 gloss patch, 1 sentn evening you've mapped out your- $110 rent, and manage to sav A young wife needs to keep her Any ifau to alant 36x84 about $400 a year towards stud self. You can then figure the cost for additional credits. I hate attitude toward income and op- of each evening in advance. If Savings NEW—WHITE—TO 36" WIDE see this go down the drain.' D portunity flexible. What may hermanners are as' good as they should be, she'll go along with it. you think this would be a wis seem a hardship one year proves and Loan Association Regular WINDOW SHAPES move? a windfall the next. I say make Plus U CS Extra • Mounted on your roller* Mrs. B.S.A:, Newark, N. the move and the adjustments. (What's your problem? Write 10 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. Dear Mrs. A.: Mary Feeley in care of this news- Payable Dec. 31, 1968 r whllt ywi wait! Only if you plug that drain. Ii paper, enclosing stamped, ad- Where You Save Make a Dear Miss Feeley: On Insured Savings " °°£1 Difference!" J j • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY smaller community, your livin; dressed envelope, and she will How does a guy put Ms girl D»Bj ft Saturday 8 AJH.-5:S0 P.M. expenses should be less. Ren try to help.) on a budget?, I make a fairly W«4 and Frl. 'Ml » P.M. • might well come down to $90 "Between Yaako's & ReossUes" ^JJ month or less. There's $20 decent salary, but after I've paid month toward the $34 or $35 yoi room and board, payments on customarily allot to that stud; my car, and other expenses, $15 fund. is all I've got left to spend on a week's dates. But somehow Transportation should be less when I ask my girl for a date, lro«ISt. SHodysidt 1-7500 Red Bonk and your food bill can be kep we always seem to get involved under $100 a month. Recreation •••••••••••••• with her crowd! That means the $15 is shot on just one evening. Then when I don't call her the rest of the week, she thinks I don't want to see her. How can I put over the idea she'd see more of me if we could have a quiet date by ourselves? Wally, Memphis Dear Wally: Just tell her. II a girl Is in- terested In a man, she's usually willing to trade one large evening for two or three small ones. Sug- gest that you skip the crowd, cs two's company anyway. Ask her advice on how to spread that $15 Lincroft Mrs. Donald Boice of Majestic Ave. was tendered a shower for SALE! her and her infant daughter, Kathy, at her home ' Jan. 25. Hostesses were Mrs. Edward Hendricks, Jr., of Edgewater Park, Mrs. Alvan Wltek of West Keansburg, Mrs. Charles Curchin of Little Silver and Mrs. Thomas Bergandahl of Lincroft. Also at-, tending were Mrs. Edward Hen- dricks, Sr., of River Plaza, Mrs. W. Irwin Hendricks of Red Bank, Mrs. Donald Boice, Sr. of North Caldwell Mrs. id Edwards of Maplewood and Mrs. Victor Witiek of Mid- dletown.

Keith and David Scott, children of Mr. and Mrs. David Scott, Sr., of Swimming River Rd. celebrated their birthdays with ORTGAGE the family this month. Keith was five years old on the 17, and David, eight years old on the a 30.

MONEY A pommunion service and re- ception of new members into the fellowship of Lincroft Presby- In addition to sale priced terian Church took place on Sun- day at the 11 a.m. service. By ready-to-wear clothing by Hickey-Freeman profession or reafflrmation of Dreaming of a new home is one thing ... owning a home faith, Miss Helen Gibson, Earl is a dream come true Mortgage loan specialists at Korf, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter we offer, during our winter Clearance Sale ... V>cke of New Shrewsbury and First Merchants National have helped many dreqms be- by letter of transfer, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bryant of Middle- 20% off on Hickey-Freeman individual orders. come a reality. They supply friendly interest.' experi- 'own-Lincroft Rd., Mr. and Mrs. enced advice and many useful pieces of information. William Spencer of Coronet Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Kermit For this unprecedented event, you may select from hundreds of Whiteman of Majestic Ave., Whether you're buying or building, come in to any one custom fabrics, have them tailored to your individual requirements of our 8 convenient community offices FIRST. We'll Robert Bluhm, son of Mr, iind according to the highest standards of our industry, and deduct 20% tailor a mortgage to fit your circumstances . . . and at Mrs. Frank Bluhm ol Manor Pkwy., celebrated his tenth from the usual prices. A most prudent time for a man to satisfy low bank rates. birthday recently at his home. his. heart's desire. Please allow four weeks for delivery. Registration for the Little League Baseball teams will be held Sunday Feb. 10, at the Lin- Customized suits, were $160 and more, now $128 up. croft fire house., from 2 to 5 p.m. Boys from 9 to 15 years Customized sports jackets, were $115 and more, now $92 up. are eligible, they must bring Monmouth 8 their birth certificate and be ac- Customized slacks, were $40 and more, now $32 up. * County'* Convenient companied by one of their Regional Community parents. Men's clothing, third floor. • Bank Offices Beverly Bischoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bischoff of Riverbrook Ave., fell on the ice and broke her arm.

OFFICES: ASBURY PARK • RED BANK • MANASQUAN Dawn Willis, daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. Lowell Willis of'Marlu • NO. ASBURY PARK • FAIR HAVEN • HOLMDEL • BRIELLE Farm, celebrated her 16 birthday on Sunday with a family party (ROAD AND FRONT STRUTS at her home, RID BANK, N.J. • SH 1-S300 Member Federal Re*eroe Syttem/Federal Depottt Insurance Corporation No problem finding tenants when you advertise The Register way—Advertisement. liiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiufliiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiw iDiiuiiuioiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuuii Ked flank Kegister WILLIAM S These Pays: «-0 Brwul Street, Red, Bask, N. I. State Uihny S, MMfetom WHITE Adm. Rhkover vs. The Distaff EsUblUhed 1878 by John H. Cook and Hearj Clay WASHINGTON - Ui>dor cove: By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Published by The Red Bank Register Incorporated of demands for seemingly dust; changes in Senate rules, a prc . Like the bite Sen. Robert Taft, Adm. Hyman'lj. W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor found attack on the very con M. HAROLD KELLY, Genera) Manager stitutlonal balance in this coun- Rickover is so honest that even tact annoys him. The try is now unfolding. other day, speaking on education at a convocation of Thomas J. Bly William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamin Frank W. Harbour The ultimate objective Is to re- the Fund for the Republic in New York City, the ad- Xsecullvi Editor Auoclati Sdlton Middietowo Burecu Ugr. duce the power of the smaller less urbanized state in the onl; miral really put his foot in his mouth. He attacked Member of the Associated Press rba Auoc[a(«d Preii ti «ntlti«d excJuiivejjr ta ttt* un for rtpubilettfOD ol Mil u» itcti o*w» printed national forum where such pow women members of the Parent-Teacher tmtilll u we'.l ulll IF oiwi dlipttcbei. er still exists, the United SUK Association en masse, saying that Senate. The ultimate effect would Member of American Newspaper Publisher! Association be the substitution of a Gallup "they're an infernal nuisance, and ought Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation poll kind of majority rule, based to stay home and take care, of their Tbe Red Bank Rtgltter uiumes no financial respomlbllltlea for typographical nrrori 1D advertliementi, but almost wholly upon the wishes •rtu reprint wltsout clurgt, that part ol an advertisement IL wMcti the typoinphlcn error occuri. Adurtlien will husbands." pltut nolltj the management Immediately of any error whicn may occur. of the populous urban centers and states and interests, for No doubt the admiral's language Thl# oewapapcr aaeujnaa DO rejpftnJJbJWtlej for eutement* of oplnlODl lo letter! from Iti ret.de.ra. matchless system of checks and was a little brutal, but the truth is that Bubsjriptton .Prices in Advance liees than 3 moa. Per month $1.50 li monllii-i.iB.00 • monthi—I ».00 balances written 'into the Cofe he is not the only critic who has been Bangle copy at counter, 7 cents Slnfla copy by mall. 10 centa v month«—113.50 I montlu—| «.B0 stitutlon nearly two centuries ago. The end of it would be a new throwing barbs in recent weeks^ at the THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1963 majoritarian rule based upon Chamberlain PTA. Even some professors of educa- megalopolis — the super city, to tion have been getting into the act. For example, Dr. super-state — which would gi William C. Kvaraceus, who is currently on the faculty little time and less heed to an; Worthy of Study and evety section or interest of Boston University, has sounded off against the PTA Glod you osked. It's what 'un-American' mean the United States which was not as "a female middle-class irrelevancy, or, worse, a Whether or not the Republicans action, in itself, is of limited time to me -- intolerance, injustice, inequality, allied with the new majoritarian- monthly intrusion." like Gov. Richard J. Hughes' surprise value. In short, they reason why, if insensitiveity, investigation, inflation, ism. 'Instant' Government This idea that the PTA is a matriarchy that is proposal to float a $750 million bond at the end of this five-year limit the invasion, influence, inconsideration...!" In short, what is finally sougl here is the creation of a nev willing to discuss anything with the teachers except issue for added state services, the program is going to fade and die, political system of totally un- matters of importance is widespread, and for all I know idea is well worthy of complete ex- they should have any hand in it. Sen. checked majority rule — instant Adm. Rickover and Dr. • Kvaraceus may have good If our Money's Worth: government like instant coffee — amination. This money package plan Wayne Dumont, Jr., R-Warren, says in spite of the fact that the whole information about the uselessness of some PTA locals. should go well beyond party politics. the Hughes' idea is based upon po- heart of the Constitution is meanl But they are wrong when they discuss the PTA in a White Collar Lay-Offs to restrain majorities from run- context that invokes the war between the sexes. The It is the governor's thought that litical expediency. ning over minorities. Not even trouble with most of the PTAs with which I have had future tolls of the New Jersey Turn- By SYLVIA PORTE majority of 99 per cent ca: But it also can be seen that Gov. presently take away the basi< any contact is not that they have been feminized, but pike should be used to pay off the Hughes has studied this program and The fears of blue collar workers and manual 1 rights of minorities, even the i that they are founded on an overweening respect on bonds he wants to raise and that borers of what automation and aggressive cost-cuttin, reducible minority of one man, the part of both their male and female members,for has seen great values in it. Turnpik free speech, free religion, th by industry will do to their jobs have been pushei the theory that only accredited teachers' organizations money from the bonds would pro- revenue, year by year, comes in i private enjoyment of priva vide $150 million a year for five deep into the American public's consciousness by th property, such as the National Education Association have any amounts far in excess of estimate: crippling dock and newspaper strikes of 1963. No Those attempting this fateful right to talk about the school curriculum. Education, years to build highways, colleges and and expectations. Why shouldn't th the same fears are starting to grip th amendment of the Constitution in PTA meetings, has been a virtually forbidden topic. by unconstitutional means are institutions. More money also would people of New Jersey have the bene- white collar worker — always believe naturally centering upon the one Fault in Theory be available for state school aid. fit of this roadway. In a number generally "protected" from the reces place where they have not al ready won the game—the Senate As a result of the theory that only teachers know As voiced by Sen. Charles W. other states, toll booths are pullei sion^and economy lay-offs which pe- riodically hit production workers—an They are generally called "liber- enough about teaching to talk about techniques of Sandman, Jr., R.-Cape May, the Sen- down and free use is given to th als" and generally they are with reason. Democratic senators from big ur- imparting subject matter, the schools of the United ate majority leader, most Republi- public once such pay-as-you-go f Wholesale lay-offs of white collar ban-controlled states plus a ham States went overboard for a generation for so-called cans are against the proposal, saying full of Republican "liberals' cilities as the turnpike have paid fo workers are taking place the nation "progressive education." Phonetic—or "phonic"—-drill that, under it, the Legislature would from the same kind of states. themselves. There is no good reaso over. Chrysler's firing of 7,000 of it A more exact term for them, was banished from the courses devoted to reading in- have less control over the spending however, is majoritarians. Chief struction in favor of the hit-or-miss method of "whole why the same should not happen i: Porter 36,000 white collar employees in 196: of funds than they would in the among them are such Democrat word" recognition that goes under the name of "look- our state. was historic, but its pattern is being followed by ai senators as Paul Douglas of It spending of normal funds from tax increasing number of companies, big and small. Thi linois, Wayne Morse of Oregon say." The official teacher-sponsore,d Idea that the eye,/ revenues. He said he doubted Starting up any broad-based ta American Iron & Steel Institute estimates that betweer and Joseph Clark of Pennsylva; not the ear or the tongue, is the key to reading pro- —income, sales or otherwise—con May and October 1962 the steel industry cut its sal ia and such Republican senators ficiency worked very well for eye-minded students. if voters would support the pro- as Jacob Javits of New York ami aried force by over 4,800 to 115,416. U.S. Steel alont But for the ear-oriented youngster, who can only learn gram in a referendum set for next tains its own dangers. Once sue Clifford Case of New Jersey. systems of taxation are started the; has been drastically reducing its white collar staff, Their immediate objective is ti about words by sounding out thi separate syllables, it November. reported firing at least another 1,000 lower-manage end the effective power- of anj is automatically meant reading delinquency. just do not go away, whether din Senate President William E. Oz- ment workers in these early months of 1963. Sorm minority to resist by prolonged need continues or not. Good inten talking in the Senate through ap To their eternal honor some women in some PTAs zard, R-Somerset, said he believed companies have slashed their white collar payrolls li plying a parliamentary gag. Theii had the courage to question the dogma that "teacher tions, at the start, about the use o case is superficially attractive. the governor just was "delaying fac- per cent or more virtually overnight and many of th always knows best" when it comes to imparting read- the new revenue tend to disappear jobs are being, erased forever. The filibuster has a bad name ing up to a broad-based tax for five because Southern senators have ing skills. And because of these courageous women, Reference here is made to our stati long used it to retard civil rights years." One wonders just what is Payroll Rise more and more school boards have been insisting that cigarette tax, once earmarked am legislation. The fact, however, is phonics must be restored to first and second grade The extent to which white collar payrolls hay that what is poison ta the majori wrong with delaying facing up to courses in reading instruction. Today the ear-minded now more generally used. ballooned in recent years is basic to top management' tarians in other hands is meat in new taxation of any kind, if, indeed the hands of the majoritarians boy or girl has a much better opportunity of learning new determination to cut back. Since 1956, when whiti it is not necessary. On a five-year-basis, as suggests themselves. The same weapon how to read than has been the case for the past 30 collar workers outnumbered blue collar wage-earneri has been used by them more of- by Gov. Hughes, the bond issue plai years o&dominance by eye-minded fanatics. Surely, it can be seen that no for the first time in our land, the number of white co ten than their opponents, to re- Republican group—such as its GOP- is not one to be lightly brushed asid tard legislation sought by con- lar workers has risen to over 28,500,000, or 47 per cen servatives generally. ' W Dissidents controlled Senate—would much like Study should be given to its merit of total non-farm employment. While the total num Civil rights, therefore, is only Where the PTA has proved a weak reed for those anything done that would tend to and if opponents find it contain: ber of production workers in manufacturing has the vehicle by which the major who have tried to provoke relevant discussion of teach- dwindled 7 per cent in the last 15 years, the total o tarians really intend to break glorify Democratic Gov. Hughes as serious demerits, they should bi not merely Southern resistance ing methods and class subject matter, there have been an "I-saved-the-taxes" man, if the more fully spelled out. white collar workers in manufacturing has soared 6i to civil rights bills but any and rebellions. And both Women and men have been equally per cent. all minority resistance on any prominent among the dissidents. In some towns there and every issue with which minor- Now giving the belt-tightening movement majo; ities may dare to disagree wit have been secessions from the national PTA in favcr impetus is the spreading use of computers, automata the majoritarians. For when of autonomous PTOs — or Parent-Teacher Organiza- EVENTS OF YEARS AGO devices, other electronic data processing equipmen minority, however "wrong," ca tions. In Middlebury, Conn., for example, local, men be gagged today, a minority, how From The Rtglittr's Filet New computer installations are being added at a rat ever "right," can be gagged to and women organized a Parent Teachers Organization of about 10,000 a year. The Bureau of Labor Statistic morrow, The Highlands chief of polio for bond payments and (1,447 fo: with the idea that the proportion of dues that had been 50 Years Ago was instructed by M.ayor and an addition to the school. estimates 25 per cent of the jobs affected by thesi There was a time when 2i going to a national body could find better utilization Mrs. Mary A. Bishop of Wal- Council ta enforce the nog ordi- computers will be permanently abolished. Other work states were soundly estimated tc be in control of the shadowy at home. The Middlebury fathers and mothers have lace St., Red Bank, was given a nance by shooting at sight aH The YMCA sponsored a con ers skilled over a life-time in "ordinary" office tech •urprise party on her 79th birth- dogs running at large and no cert by Count Easie and hi: Klu Klux Klan. These 26 states found it quite profitable in their independent PTO to day by members of the Sunday wearing license tags. orchestra in the River Street niques are losing their jobs to automatic devices whicl could have voted a clear ma- discuss both the content of education and the tech- school class she had taught for School. "read" and transmit 1,800 words a minute or whicl jority in the Senate and, under the new debate restrictions now niques of teaching. At last reports, they hadn't per- 65 years. James Cooper, Jr., proprieto ilectronically scan, punch, verify and total numerica being demanded, undeaiabl; suaded their school superintendent to abolish the of the Rexall store next to Thi "Tovarish," with Claudette Col information for tabulating machines. could have halted all debate o A tabulation of vital statistics Register offices, inaugurated bert and Charles Boyer, wa: course in hamburger-cooking that goes by the name any issue whatever. for 1912 showed there had been free parcel post delivery sys playing at the Carlton Theater As Howard Coughlin, president of the Office Em- of home economics, but at least they have given it a 85 marriages, 125 deaths and 154 The great, bottom truth is that tern, in which, items purchaser ployees International Union, pointed out in an inter- good try. ' births in Red Bank borough that at the store would be mailed free At the Schulte-United Store 0 the Senate is literally the only Broad St., Red Bank, full-fas! view in New York, although the over-all unemploy- place left where political minor- year. anywhere in the United States. Elsewhere, as in East Greenbush, N. Y., a suburb ioned silk stockings were for sa ment rate in our country has fallen from a high of 7. ties have truly effective rights, at 44 cents a pair. A package he House is a strictly majority- Albany, citizens have formed groups outside the Charles Duppler, proprietor of per cent in 1960 to 5.6 per cent today, the jobless rate Mecca Inn at the corner of 25 Years Ago of 500 facial tissues was 14 cents rule-by-one institution. And mi- PTA to discuss the improvement of the school cur- A two-quart hot water bottle cosi of clerical and kindred workers has been rising stead- norities, including small-popu- Shrewsbury Ave. and Newman riculum. But, again, this has been done without drag- Springs Rd., Red Bank, lost five The Eatontown Board of Edu- 28 cents. ily from 3.8 per cent in 1960 to 4.9 per cent late in 1962. lated states, have little to say Muscovy ducks, a rooster and a cation proposed a budget of $17,- about either the nomination or ging in the war between the sexes. , • 000 for current expenses, S3.24S hen to chicken thieves. John J. Scully of Keyport wa: Create New Jobs slection of a President. appointed second vice presiden AH this is specifically why the Adm. Rickover has some good ideas about educa- Harold Conover, son of Davis CARMICHAEL of Chase National Bank of Ne There is no doubt that computers actually rais< Constitution gave each state, re- tion. But he has yet to learn that half the human race Conover of Freehold, died of York. employment in many instances by creating new job gardless of size, two votes in the female, and that you get nowhere by taking on all Senate. typhoid fever at the age of 17. for programmers, researchers, other automation spe the women at once. . l<5 THE PAY The Eatontown Mayor Those demanding "changes in John S. Applegate of Red Bank, Council approved a budget cialists. There also is no doubt that white collar em- he Senate rules" are demanding William H. Vredenburgh of Free $49,775, of which $35,775 was ployment will continue in an upward trend despiti finitely more than this. They hold, James D. Carton of Asbury be raised by taxation. This was computers and cost-cutting. But in the white colla re demanding, consciously or Second Wave At The Bay Of Pigs Park and Henry S. Terhune of a reduction of more than $4,000 lot, a revolutionary overturn in Long Branch, were unanimously rom the previous year's budget. area, as in the labor force generally, rising employment :he basic form of government re-elected officers of the Mon- does not necessarily mean declining unemployment— oward a monolithic, automatic inouth County Bar Association. The Red Bank Yacht Works, not when our labor force is climbing to new highs each iredoomed conformism to what which had been operated foi ver megalopolis might decide at Dr. Randolph H. Downes, pro- many years by Pierre Proal, wai week, not when the machines are making so many :ny given moment. prietor of the drug store at the bought by Emit Stalder and Han: ffice skills obsolete. corner of Carr Ave. and the W. Wulf. Beachways, Keansburg, leased a What does this imply to unionization of white col Airman Paul Michaels lar workers? portion of his slore to Sering Amory L. Haskell of Middle- Assigned to Spain Skokus and Peter Karunos, pro- town Township was elected pres- Says Coughlin, speaking from the union side, "The KEESLER AFB, Miss. - Air- prietors of the Sugar Bowl Con- ident of the National Horse Show clerk who feeds cards into a computer all day is no fectionary, Red Bank, who Association. man Third Class Paul J. Mi- planned to install a soda fountain too different from the production line worker who haels of Middletown, N. J., is Ming reassigned to Spain follow- in the leased space. Jacob Stern, a storekeeper epetitively stamps out bottle caps," and Coughlin Holmdel, sank two wells, both ol ing his graduation from the laims the cutbacks in clerical staffs have revived in United States Air Force techni- Miss Regina S, Heiles of Long which provided copious but un- :al training course for radar op- Branch, sold her 9!/2-acre farm, palatable water. He put a hy< terest in his union. and house, on Sycamore Ave., drant in front of his store so that Warns Clark Caskey of the University of Michi- irators here. Tinton Falls, to Henry C. Penny the water could be used for fire Airman Michaels was trained ID' New York for $3,000. rotection of his own place and gan, speaking from the management side in a recent operate manual ground radar leighbors' homes. This relieved issue of The Iron Age, "Given the right set of condi- quipment used for aircraft con- A Newark man was arrested an acute shortage of water foi :ions, a group of white collar workers will organize,' ol and warning purposes. The for throwing vitriol in the face fighting fires in the village, bu irmari, a 1982 graduate of Mid of Henry Wolcott of Eatontown. tfr. Stem was still without t ind he mentions among the conditions "sudden cuts etown Township High School, is Mr. Wolcott escaped sovere in- iupply of drinking water. salary, changes in processes, acquisition of new son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted J. jury. The man gave no rational quipment." [ichaels of Red Hill Rd., Middle- explanation of his violent act. wn. The Red Bank Rotary Club We cannot stop automation—we must not. We held a dinner to commemorate In Middletown Village, several the great blizzard of 1888. :annot tolerate a growing hard core of unemployment ABOARD SNELUNG large trucks were mired in the ther—we must not. RED BANK - Robert Talerlco, main village road and some had Roy Stone was appointed bor- The answers for the white collar worker are the dioman second class, USN, son to stay there overnight. mgh recorder of Sea Bright. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talerico, ame as for the blue collar man: (1) a faster rate of >2 Bridge Ave,, is .serving The newly installed electric Hance & Davis, Red Bank, ad- ;rowth to create the jobs to absorb new and displaced ward the dock landing ship lights in the Shrewsbury Presby- vertised Lehigh coal for $11 a workers; (2) adequate training-retraining to fit our SS Fort Snelling, now engaged terian Church were used for on, and fuel oil at 6% cents a a two-month amphibious exer- aervices for the.first time. 6—Thursday, Jan. 31, 1963 allon. orkers for the jobs that exist and will open up. e In the Caribbean. j A ABwi-Seott Report; Rusk, "after a whispered confer-' "Cbe" Ouevan, economic czar RED.BANK,REGISTER Thuraiay, Jan. 31, 1963-7 etice with an aide, answered, of Cuba, has announced with with We have no information that much hoopl&h that a file factory vara, this plant has the capacity kind in Latin America. That this is going on. We know nothing of producing 1,500,000 files a ought to be a lot of consolation has been completed by Soviet Some Extraordinary Stalling about it." year, and is the first one of its to hungry Cubans. Could it be done without our technicians. According to Gue- knowing anything about it?" By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott asked another commltteeman. No Commitment WASHINGTON—The State Department is block' .Rusk again conferred with an ing the promulgation of an executive order to tighten assistant, and then said, "That is a possibility. It could happen. Planning to curbs on Western and neutral shipping to Cuba— However, we do know Cuba is which the Maritime Administration drafted and sent seriously short on medical sup- plies, and we presume the drugs •tpjhe;,J)£5partment more than a month ago. and other medical materials that REMODEL?

•"flgfoa-*-' xheje j^g ^^ n0 offidal explana were part of the ransom are feeing used there." tion for this extraordinary stalling. "But we have no commitment Indignant members of Congress that these supplies will not be re- have been told the stymied Cuban shipped to another Communist country?" said Zablocki. shipping ban will eventually be issued. "No," admitted Rusk. But they have been unable to get any The State Department chief concrete information when this may be. was questioned at length as to Only possible clue to the timing why Russia is maintaining a large garrison of combat troops is an intimation from aides of Secretary in Cuba. There are a number of Dean Rusk that the shipping curb is theories for that, according to WINNING SMILES — Jacqueline Carr, II.year-old being held up until next month's meeting of the Or- Rusk, ranging from' (1) protect ing the large amount of Soviet ra- ganization of American States. Main purpose of this daughter of'SFC and Mrs. James Carr, 24 Subic La., dar and other communications session is to raise additional economic and political Eatontown, and William Barton, 10-year-old son of Capt. equipment now installed on the Before you go too far with your home within your budget. So why nor be barriers against the Communist-ruled Castro regime. and Mrs. William Barton, 5 Midway La., Eatontown, have island, and (2) acting as a sort oi Swiss guard to protect Cas- improvement plans, let a qualified sure before you go ahead and call According to Rusk's assistants, the long-shelved been named king and queen of smiles at Fort Mon- tro and his Communist regime representative from Charles B. Hem- us to see how we can be of service shipping edict will then be announced mouth. Shown presenting citations to the winners is Lt. from both internal and external bling and Son discuss your ideas with to you. For any type home improve- as a demonstration of this country's! attack. Col. John W. Lehman, chief of the post dental clinic. you. We will be more than happy ment or remodeling, call us for a tougher policy toward Cuba. The children will now compete with other winners in the HAVANA FUCKERS -Fide to help you with your design and to free estimate. Prompt service as- , Actually, the State Department has Castro's latest trade agreement give you a realistic estimate keeping sured. First U.S. Army smile contest. been dragging its feet oh this shipping with a Communist satellite is crackdown since last August when such hardly likely to help Cuba very much. This pact is with North curbs were first considered by the Ken- The President replied that could be looked for Vietnam, satellite of Red China NO MONEY DOWN • YEARS TO PAY nedy Administration. At the President's Within several weeks. which has neither ships nor very Dec. 11 press conference, one of these much to export ... To speed Two weeks later, on Dec. 26, the general counsel's up the lagging harvest of the columnists inquired the reason for this Allen office of the Maritime Ad- cotton crop, the Castro regime No question about it—for home improvements mysterious delay, and when some action might be ministration sent a careful- £££ is sending students into the fields. CALL expected. Illustrative is the forcing of some ly-draf ted shipping curb to prisoners are being shipped to 1,400 students of the Teachers' the State Department for Communist countries. Vocational School Minas del Frio CHARLES B. HEMBLING & SON in the Sierra Maestra to "vol- GRAVELY SHOWBLOWER approval. "That information has come to 13 Catherine Street Eitab. 19IB Red Bank unteer" to pick cotton in that me," the lawmaker said, "and That was the last heard area , . .While food, clothing Day Phone SH 7-20M wonder if you have any evidence of it. It has been gathering and other essentials are becom- that this is being done." ing more scarce all the time, dust at die Department ev- er since. This pigeonholed order is de- signed to accomplish two ends: (1) Exclude Western and neutral ships carrying Soviet Bloc car- goes to Cuba from U. S. ports; (2) bar them from transporting U. S. foreign aid supplies — a very lucrative traffic. Maritime officials, who strong- ly favor these curbs, view them as imposing greatly increased burdens and costs on Russia to ship to Cuba. Chartered Vessels At present, 150 Soviet bloc frieghters and tankers are on Steel Utility the Cuban run, in addition to some 200 chartered Western and PAIL neutral vessels. A stringent U.S. crackdown on the latter would GRAVELY Blows Away Snow Delay! compel Russia and its satellites Quickly rids your walks, drives of ice to use more of their own ships. and snow. Rugged, All-Gear Drive Apparently, the Kremlin ex- Sturdy pail of Gravely Tractor powers 26" Snow- pects that to happen. It is al- heavy galvanized Mower, 48" Snowplow, two other ready shifting more Red vessels steel with tight ice-snow removal tools. Call or to the Cuban run. fitting cover gallon size. cone in today for FREE One instance of this is the So- viet's diversion of 30 per cent of GRAVELY TRACTOR STATION its cargo vessels from the grow- ing trade with Japan. Until re- j^ Pkoni: HO 2-0743 RFD 4. Bex 5 cently, the two countries split this : ^Snowpiow FrertoW, N«w traffic 50-50. Now Russ a is allow- sTURDY METAL PROCTOR IRONINfe ing Japan to carry 80 per cent of FAMOUS AUTHORIZED GRAVELY SERVICE this trade. TABLE ADJUSTS AUTOMATICALLY MORE PROMISES - The Ken- BATH TOWELS nedy Administration's next move against Castro apparently con- 5 99 Thinking .About Valentines templates measures by the Or- FLAP-DOOR WASTE BASKET ganization of American States. . Big, thick'nthinty cotton terry towels The U. S. will ask the OAS WITH WHITE DOMED TOP in lush, assorted to do two things: (1) request [steam vent top, large ironing This rugged plastic waste basket colors. Latin American countries to sev- lot room for knees. Folds tot, in sahdalwood, yellow, red, tur- er their communication and trav- ,ring. Turquoise enamel finish. el ties with Cuba; (2) focus quoise. 32-qt. size; 25 inches high. world attention on the presence of Soviet military forces in Cuba. Secretary Rusk reluctantly dis- closed these unannounced plans in the course of sharp grilling during his private meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Com- IRREGULARS OF CHENILLE mittee. Members made no bones of their misgivings about admin- BEDSPREADS istration, policy in Cuba, and dis- trust of information the latter is giving them about the situation there. This bluntly critical attitude is 3.67 graphically illustrated by the skepticism displayed by Repre- Irregularities so sentative Clement Zablocki, D- slight they're hard Wis., acting chairman. to find! Thick, rich, wavy viscose Rusk Grilled rayon chenilles, "What is the Administration hobnails, overlays 30 STEP STOOLS doing about getting Russia to on sturdy cotton backing. Twin or HEAVY STEEL FILE BOX remove its thousands of troops in Chrome-plated steel frame, full sizes. White fold-back safety steps. Cuba?" Zablocki asked Rusk. or a choice of •For home or office... with 8-flectioa White, red, charcoal, yel- "It's my understanding that this beautiful index, lock and handle. Heavy gauge military personnel now exceeds low vinyl upholstery. decorator colors steel, gray baked enamel finish. 20,000." you'll love. "We're working on that all the time,"replied Rusk soothingly. "The President is constantly pressing this issue in his com- munications with Premier Khru- shchev., Also the President is planning to ask the OAS to focus wbrld attention on. the presence of these Russian forces, when the OAS meets in about two LANDERS weeks.", STEAM 'N DRY IRON "Do you think that kind of approach will accomplish any- thing?" snapped another com- mltteeman. "It's going to take WASHABLE DACRON a lot tougher action that that to FILLED PILLOWS get Khrushchev to pull out his troops." ' Irons easier, faster—yet it's COLORFUL WASH CLOTHS FROM . . . It is our hope that the heat of extra lightweight. Fabric dial, thumb rest, button world opinion will get so intense, 10 for 87c nooks, even heat Dacron polyester filled bed even from neutral nations," said Thick cotton terry wash cloths in pillows with bluo or rose Rusk, "that Khrushchev will be gayly colored stripes or solids. cotton covers, corded edges. forced to withdraw his combat Large 11x11" size. 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CALL TODAY! Large White Shrimp.. 1.39 lb. FIRST AID OFFICERS —New officers of the Red Bank FifSt Aid and Reicuo Squad, left to right, stated, are Robert Cadman, correipondung secretary and first deputy chief; John Higgins, treasurer; Frank Loveriidge, out- Swordfish Steaks 79c lb. going president; Joseph Holiday, secretary. Standing, Cal/in Carhart, second deputy chief and building fund WE HAVE CHOWDER CLAMS treasurer; Charles Knoll, fire department chief; Edward Green, chaplain; Dominic Clemente, second lieutenant; Jack' Loversidge, first captain, and Harry Aumack, president. Andrew DePonti, captain, it not shown. SHREWSBURY SEAFOOD GINGER By Cctlcrmann SEVEN YEARS orchestra for "Hot Spot," up- ON TWO SHOWS coming musical starring Judy MARKET NEW YORK (AP)-Franz Al- Holiday. ins -FRESH OR PREPARED- lers, a Broadway.conductor who Allers has been steadily em- b Iw Home-Or U Oar rim DixClMnbl - boll) Quality Seafood U Our Middle Name hasn't had to go job-hunting ployed since 1955 on Just two much during the past seven shows—"My Fair Lady" and WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 MO SANK 2OS SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK years, has signed to baton the •Camelot."

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"Hey, Dad, when shall I tell Mom you'll be home for dinner!" Wilkinson Malone Predicts Promoted No Big Increase PROGRESS? By EAI In Teaching Staff LONG BRANCH - David P NEW SHREWSBURY — No Wilkinson, 56 Gillespie Rd., Fair major increase in the teaching IN SERVICE TO THE COMM VN1TY? Haven, has been elected vice staff of schools here is expected president of corporate planning in the next several years, George by Electronic Associates, Inc. C. Malone, superintendent, said Long Branch. in a recent letter to the Board m PROFITS EARNED BY SAVINGS? of Education. There are now 60 teachers m the 60 classrooms of the three local schools. Mr. Malone's pre- IN SAFETY OF SAVINGS? diction is based on the assump- tion that there will be no double sessions required in the yean immediately ahead. Entering kindergarten classes seem to have stabilized at about 200. ' peaking in terms of progress, in just twelve This comparative lull, accord- short years, Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan ing to Mr. Malone, will be used I to study the school programs has paid out dividends totaling $6,151,880.14. and evaluate the curriculum. Toward this end, Mr. Maloni Assets have increased to $34,368,176.45, over has met with his three princ 8 times the figure of 1950. Mortgage loans qf pals, Robert Price, Tinton Fall! School; Edward A. Pavlovsky, $57,694,546.92 have been granted in the last Sycamore, and Erling Clausen, ten years for the purchase or building of homes Swimming River. For approxi- mately the next year and a hall in the area. This is a true measure of service the principals and teachers wil to the community, providing savings and home be engaged in this revision. Mr. Malone wil] head the lan- financing facilities in the interest of our area David P. Wilkinson guage arts section; Mr. Price residents. Mr. Wilkinson, who joined EAI is chairman of the math stud, last year, formerly was manager group; Mr. Pavlovsky, science; of the business planning opera- Mr. Clausen, social studies, whic We are proud of this progress and we appreci- tion of General Electric Co.'s includes geography and history, technical military planning office and Mrs. Elizabeth Schiller, read- ate the confidence and acceptance of the sav- ing. at Santa Barbara, Calif. Earlier, ings and home financing program of the Asso- he had been with the Planning There will be a number ol Research Corp. and the Rand. committees including one on phys- ciation. If you are not taking advantage of the ical education headed by Nicho- Corp. He also served as a scien- savings opportunities afforded by Shadow Lawn tific warfare adviser to the Wea- las Costa; health, Mrs. Linda pons Systems Evaluation Group, Alden; music, Harry Madole, DATE ASSETS DIVIDEND Savings and Loan, we urge you to join your Department of Defense. and art, Miss Marjorie Doust. Every teacher in the system 1952 9,924,295.58 211,240,39 friends and neighbors/who save for specific Born at Madison, he received will serve on a committee. Thi his mechanical engineering and will insure representation o 1953 12,325,308.37 278,912.25 savings goals. aeronautical engineering degrees every grade level on every majoi 1954 15,471,354.72 356.188.80 from Princeton University. In committee. 1955 20£91,361.52 438,195.85 World War II, he was an officer Grouping procedures will come Your money is insured safe up to $10,000 by with the Navy's Construction under close scrutiny. Reading of 1956 22,374,952.15 495,176.23 Battalions (Seabees). an instrumentality of the United States Govern- children in the upper grades ha 1957 22,864,570.71 526,048.22 Before his promotion, he was been improved by grouping them ment and your savings dollars are free of fluc- 1958 24,093,267.59 560,372.12 director of corporate planning more homogeneously. Ability tuation, earning a maximum dividend return. for EAI. He has the responsibility ;rc>uplhg in arithmetic In the up- 1959 28,553,178.41 659,005.10 for company-wide forward plan- per grades will be tried. 1960 29,291,201.56 758,661.01 Currently savings earn 4% per annum, com- ning, including the co-ordination The emphasis on language arts pounded and payable twice, a year at Shadow of product programs. during the last few years has 1961 31,866,631.23 822.084.87 upgraded performance in this 1962 34,368,176.45 1,045,995.30 Lawn Savings. Start your insured account now. area, according to Mr. Malone. Awarded $9,000 It is hoped that a coordinated For Fall Injury emphasis on geography and his- tory will produce similar results FREEHOLD — Guy Foster, 25 Outside reading will play Spring St., Red Bank, Tuesday large part in accomplishing this SAVINGS was awarded $9,000 for injuries In addition, all written and ora he suffered when he fell on the work will be an integral part ol sidewalk of a Red Bank apart- the English program. EARN . ment house. These are a few of the super- Superior Court Judge J. Ed- intendent's ideas which will pro- PAID IN DIVIDENDS ward Knight approved the settle- vide a starting place for the ment which was against The Ter- curriculum analysis. SINCE 1950 race, Inc., 7 Spring St., Red Bank, and Alpine Construction, per annum Inc. 85 Spruce St., the firm re- HEALTH CAPSULES compounded and sponsible for keeping the side- payable lemi-onnually walks clear of ice and snow. by Michael A. Petti, M.D. WHAT IS THE M05T IMPOR- Mr. Foster slipped on the ice TANT PART OF BRUSHING on the premises of The Terrace YOUR TEETH IJN APUL.T LIFE 1 on March 5, 1960, and fractured his hip and shoulder. Mr Foster was represented by r\ Frederick J. Johnson, Jr., As- bury Park. Thomas T. Chappell appeared for The Terrace, Inc., and Frank W. Cerutti for the construction firm.

ASSORTED five convenient locations CELLO WRAPPED fcJ Mil* Offieti oOO B'wa» t«t Norwood Av.,1 lon« Branch, N. J. Oofchunt Branch: S7 Manmouth Road, Oithntf, M. J. HARD CANDY Uanardt-Mldflirown Branch, Mlddletown Shopping C.nt.r, Holmd.l Branch: Main Slracl, Holmdil, N. 1. MMdlrtwn, R J. • , Full Kaypait Branch: 37 W. Front St., Kaypart, N. 1. 69 Pound MASSAGING YOUR GUMS IN THE PROPER MANNER WITH 12 VARIEVARIETIET S YOUR TOOTHBRUSH is MOST IMPORTANT JF YOU WANT TO PREVENT- pyoRRHEA. BIRNN CANDY TOMORROW: PIETINS. J91 Broad St Red Bank, H.ilth- Cip.ul.i glint htlphjl infomwtlm .ItiinsrinlMd'idrobaei'adiignutlcMfm • vegetable diseases, as well as R. P. Hartaan will preside at BED BANK HEGISTjER Thursday, Jan, 31, 1963—9. 1011 research report* on safe tut of the afternoon 'session. AD of the pest controls and tome new ideas speakers »re members of tta Fraace, pui^u> tecretary of. John A. Marfuso's All Brandy on nitrogen fertilization erf to- staffff at the Agriculturarill l ColCl- ja^ Jnm gjj to 1MJ, was theii wsllwawd. She i» the dingo- Ie e Set at Rutgers ma tot*. • Ie8e- fifirstt woman cabinebitt weatxr,t lilit? of DobDoabll e BrandyBady. NEW BRUNSWICK - A one- Monmouth County agricultural day session with the expert! at agent M. A. Clark Is chairman No problem finding tenants the College of Agriculture is In of the morning session, and when yon advertise The Register store for local vegetable growens Ocean County agricultural agent way—Advertisement. who attend the Vegetable In- stitute In Blake Hall, Collins Auditorium, at Rutgers Univer- sity next Wednesday. The program, beginning at 9:30 D O SUPER a m., includes discussions on legal aspects of farm business, the latest fertilizer recommenda- •D-d-MARKET tions for vegetable crops, con- trol of Insects and weeds, and C advice on taking advantage of 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG weather forecasts. (OPEN 7 DAYS —8 A.M. -10 P.M.) The afternoon program lists a discussion of vegetable varieties, SPECIALS GOOD THRU SAT., FEB. 2ND ome data oa the control of Don't gambit with your comfort and eonwnitnos, Us* Unt-O-Htat b and be sun your water lines an prated*! ajaimt Irttzini no matter how cold It may get COTTAGE HAIVIS 39' LIM O-Heat... largest-tefllnj heating tap* In the world... It easy FASTBACK HARDTOP STYLING is featured in new 1963'/, models announced today KLARIN'S to apply, inexpensive to buy and use and is free-replacement by Ford Division of Ford Mefpr Companyv Shown I top) i$ tha new sporty Falcon CHICKENS 24c Ib. guaranteed. Regular Line-O-Heat as low as $2.40. Automatic Point & WoHpoper Co. Une-O-Heit from $6.20. Sprint Sports Hardtop, powered by a 260-cubic-inch V-8. In tha top-of-the-lina Ford LIVERWURST by piece 29c Ib. Galaxia, the aerodynamically »tyl«i fastback sports hardtop (lowar) offers an op- for tional 427-cubic-inch angina; tha most powerful ever produced by Ford. These new • PAINT PORK CHOPS 29c Ib. • WALLPAPER ears, plus four other sporty models, will go on sala in U. S. Ford dealerships in Feb. SHORT RIBS 39c Ib. ruary. Local Ford dealer is Mount English Sales Co., 90 Monmouth St., Red Bank: • RELATED SUPPLIES • TILE FRANKS 39c Ib. lystem brought to 131 the number II • UNPAINTED if such units operated in New If FURNITURE CHUCK ROAST .47c Ib. rersey, says Al'Aitnes, Elizabeth | What's News he general manager. • WATERPROOFING ASSORTED COLD CUTS 49c Ib. COMPOUNDS ITALIAN SAUSAGE 49c Ib. Richard P. Springsteen, Mid-| "The Color Center of Monmouth County" SH 1-3333 MINER SUPPLY CO In Business lletown, assistant treasurer of RIB ROAST 49c Ib. SHl-lllt he Red Bank Savings and Loan The Army has award« Rutgers University's depart- 26 MONMOUTH ST. Polatron, Inc., Long Branch, ment of food science will bring Association, has just celebrated Radio* SH 7-3838 CHUCK STEAK ... 49c Ib. makers of precision power sup- together representatives of lead- lis fourth anniversary as a mem* plies, volt meters, frequency ing food compinles, the Army and >er of the institution's staff. standards, transmitters federal government in a five-day other equipment a $36,288 seminar on the latest trends in tract which may be doubled. So the food industry next month. far, Polatron has made sales The sessions will be held in the totaling more than $700,000 to the Empress Motel, Asbury Park, government and now is under Itie seminar la called "Food consideration for another major Update-19631" contract award, its officers say. Stephen J. Gross, Inc., SI Jack Stephen Skakandy, Newman Springs Rd., Shrews- president of First Eastern In- bury, plumbing, heating and air vestment Corp, Red Bank, conditioning contractor*, are has been re-elected president distributing a new brochure of (he New Jersey Association caned "A Remarkable Service of Investment Dealers. George In Responsible Maintenance." Westto, president of I. George It announces that the firm, Wettaa & Sons, Long Branch, which specializes in plumbing, was elected a governor of tha beating and air conditioning, association. utilizes the most modern methods In Its maintenance operations. Lawrence B. Knudsen, IS Lone Oak Rd., Middletown, a chemist In the plant process department Edwards & Hanly, a member of the Titanium Division of Na- firm of the New York Stock Ex- tional Lead Co., Sayreville; has change, has just opened a new invented a new method for the branch office at 5 Commerce continuous digestion of ores St., Newark. Other offices Which has been assigned to his New Jersey are at Clifton and company. Short Hills.

P. Ballantine & Sons Brewing The Army at Fort Monmouth Co. has honored 36 employees has announced its award of a who have worked 25 years with- $43,359 contract to Westinghouse out a lost time injury or a Electric Corp. through the Red chargeable driving accident Bank office of its Baltimore Air Those honored were presented Arm Division. The contact is awards at a dinner In the com- for research investigation of pany"s Newark plant so-called millimeter ferromag- netic type parametric amplifer. The service will be done at Balti- Tells About more. Humidity John G. Lawley, president of Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan Association, Long Branch, In the Home has been appointed to the 1963 FREEHOLD - This Is the time legislative committee of the Unit- of year when homeowners notice ed States Savings and Loan •team or frost forming on their League, a nationwide organize windows. Even some who have tion representing more than 4,< equipped their homes with storm 900 savings association. The com- windows have this problem, says mittee is responsible for de- County Agent Marvin A. Clark. veloping a national legislative program. He says: "Modem homes not only are more tightly constructed than Electronic Associates, Inc., their predecessors, but are Long Branch, has formed a. equipped with many more mois- subsidiary named Electronic ture producing conveniences and Associates Pry., limited, at appliances. When warm moisture Crows Nest, Sidney, Australia, laden air strikes a cold surface to handle sales of the com- such as a window, the water wil pany's line of general purpose be condensed out on the glass. analog computers, digital plot- "It is desirable to have some ting boards, transistorized dig- moisture In the air. Usually a rel- ital voltmeters and related in- Sterling Sale-Priced ative humidity of 4» per cent is struments. The new office will considered adequate. Susceptibil- handle business In Australia ity to respiratory ailment is re- and New Zealand. duced and furniture Is less likely to come opart. The Howard Savings Instill "A kitchen ventilation fan Is tion of Newark, the state"s larg- to Save You the simplest solution to a high est savings bank, reports that moisture problem in the home. at the end of 1962 it held 2,262 Running the fan for long periods mortgage loans amounting to $26,' J $ of time will usually correct the 432,751 in Monmouth County. It situation. says this was an increase f 50to 75 'For homes built over crawl $2,895,998 over the previous year. spaces, a plastic vapor barrier ^ institution's correspondent laid over the earth area under in Monmouth County is the Take your choice of five decorator designs in the house will help reduce the Frank Appleby Agency, Asbury amount of moisture moving up parI[_ Traditional, Early American, Contemporary. into the house. Custom covered in Simmons' first-quality "Unheated attic areas should Supermarkets just opened at fabrics. be ventilated by louvers in the Madison Township, Somerville eaves or the gables. Two square and Union City by. the Shop-Rite Jeet of louver area should be provided for each 300 square feet If living room luxury is what you've been looking for . , , of floor area of the house." Drug Count if the hidden bonus of superb Simmons sleeping comfort makes these smart Hide-a-bed designs doubly appealing Open Fund Drive . . . then this sale is for you! The Park Lane line is For Jewish Center Sends Shore Simmons' top quality style, you know . . . matter-crafted MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The S'Tathmore - at - Matawan Jew- Man to Jail {or years of comfort and smart fashion. • And at these ish Center announced the opening NEW YORK - Joseph Thomas, special-event Sterling prices, you can start enjoying all of of its fund raising campaign. 21, of 276 Asbury Park Village, it right now' • . . . The first Item is the sale of Asbury Park, who pleaded guilty 1963 Man Jong cards for mem' last month to unlawfully possess- bership in the Man Jong League, ing narcotics, was sentenced to Chairman is Mrs. Murray Kra- the penitentiary for an Indefi- vltz 22 Idlewild La. Orders also nite period. are being taken for gummed-back Judge John M. Murtagh, who name labels for use on stationery imposed sentence In Criminal "Creator* of Faikion jar the Home" and envelopes. Mrs. Robert Wein- Court here Monday, recommend- stein 149 Idlewild La. is chair- ed that he be confined In jail for man. at least four months. • HOLD PEP RALLY By pleading guilty, Thomas ad- NORTH CENTERVILLE-Rar- mitted unlawfully possessing 13 itan Township high school cheer- packages of heroin Jan. 2 In front leaders1 presented their second of the building at 8 West 117th and third pep rallies of the bas- St., New York, where he was stopped by a narcotics bureau de- ketball season. The varsity and Open Mon., Wed. and Fri. to 9 P. M. tective. Polce said he threw the Junior varisty cheerleaders pre- 140 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. drugs to the ground when the Tues., Thurs. and Sat. to 6 P. M. sented some new cheers, and officer approached. the twirlers and band did a new FURNITURE SHadygide 74000 routine. Thomas was. quoted by police FREE PARKING-BUDGET TERMS Varsity members of the basket- s explaining that he had just rrlved here from Asbury Park, ball team and Coach Don Czok and had paid $25 for the drugs. were honored. JM- 31, 1963 BED BANK Schr»l aext Wednesday at 8 p.m.teadent.of schools fme restat- THE MENACE They will hen WUUs StetoB ed that the annual session* have (torn the Rmrnnt Act Nig&t Set aad the guidance staff discuss tie always Txen well attended and- Ueanatfao about tedtral most beneficial. Agency Supplies Itwi. courses and subjects offered at ExpUlned la detail are the * On Guidance the high school. The talk* will be Following tbe meeting Mr. In cooperation with tt» Inter- followed by a public meeting at Farm Tax Book nal Revenue Santo, they have rights art obligations of fannen, UmS, SILVER 1 Eighth Vanderhoof said parents will be ioctndUig the rap rules for graders and their parents will at- which the high school officials FSEEHOUJ - Hie Moamottth been mailing a oony <* the MO .answer questions of parents asked to schedule individual ap- "Fanner"* Tax Guldt" to term- deducting expenses for clearing tend an annual meeting with the County Extension Servkt U pro- tend, the tax credit for new Red Bank High School guidance and student*. pointments with the guidance viding local fumtn tb» newest «• on tlitii U*L equipment, and tbe more liberal department In Markham Place C. DavM Vanderhoof mperla- counselors.' | roles for computing salvaje value. Who Said YM'I* Another future of the booklet Hard to Fir/ la a 1963 tax calendar which t*U» when to pay taxea, file returns; SHOPS and do other things required " EAST law. •>;... Any fanner who has not re- ceived a copy of tbe MX guide can get one from the Coopera- w« iuva TO nm w m TOO tive Extension Service office, 20 LAST 3 DAYS OF SALE! FRANK'S BIG & TALL Court St., Freehold. MOTS mor 1 no. No. ol AMjury puk C1«J« It pays to advertise in the Red jBaak Register-Advertisement. :, JANUARY STORE-WIDE

BALLANTINE'S HOUSECLEANING S ALE TV Key Mailbag By STEVEN H. SCHEUER to return to weekly TV until the Question — When Is the new1983-84 season. In the meantime, 'Phil Silvers Show" going to movie (ana will have a chance start on TV? I thought it wasto see the comedian in two forth- set for sometime in January but comin_g films. "Forte Pounds of I haven't seen It yet. I am aTrouble" with Tony Curtis, and Vs OFF HiH Silvers fan from his old "Bfl-"It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad ko" series and I am looking for- World' with an all-star cast, ward to Us new thaw. —L.H., which includes many TV stars. In the very near future, we will Fbrest City, Ark. Answer — Silvers is not set Question - Didn't Pernell Rob- erts start out as a Broadway ac- be featuring the finest in tor? Does he plan to return to To Attend the stage soon or is he happy playing in the routine western CHINA - CRYSTAL - SILVER Bonanza?" - G. Q., Hollister, Seminar Calif. Answer — Roberts has a very Of Jaycees Impressive stage background in- LAMPS - GIFTS and FINE LINENS cluding many appearances on and if liill i^ii m off-Broadway. His performances la the off-Broadway productions direct from the famous New York store of "Romeo and Juliet" and "Mac- beth" earned him the Drama if Ixl I Ilsllliml^.^ Desk Award for Best Actor in 1955. He has been with the suc- cessful western series for four Plummer years now and will probably stick with It for the length of its run. ALL REDUCED jn this SALE McCutcheon Question — Who was the very fine actress who starred with And even at these Hand Prints by COHAMA Marlene Dietrich in the movie "A Foreign Affair" which I saw V ... in the meantime we invite you to take on TV? I don't remember ever Silk Brocades by COHAMA having seen her in any other film. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS -B C., Iliverdale, N. Y, advantage of the fantastically reduced prices Answer — It doesn't seem pos- Our Workroom Will Panel Prints by MIRAJ sible that Jean Arthur should be a stranger to any movie fan but Custom-Make Your on our present merchandise. we forget that a whole new gen- Damasks by MORECCO eration of movie-goers have grown up since Miss Arthur made Onibers by HHSCOn Robert J. TaUt her last Sim and went into vol- Time and quantities are limited, so untary retirement. Many of the DRAPERIES MIDDLETOWN - Robert J. best comedies ever made In Hoi- Sheers by ROBERTO ratrft of ISO Cherry Tree' starred Miss Arthur. for come in NOW for this leave Sunday to represent the Middletown, Township Jaycees at Question - I think Andrew Linen Prints by CHARLES Prine who plays Earl Holliman's l five-day governmental affairs brother on "Wide Country" is one once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. laminar In Washington, D. C. 00 (imported) of the few really good actors in The seminar Is sponsored by aeries TV. The recent far-fetched the United States Junior Chamber episode in which he saved his perpmr and many others by Hie NO PHONE or MAIL ORDERS rf Commerce- and will be at-brother after their plane crashed 2 tended by representlttves from50 on a mountain^was'made almost itates. believabl--e b-y Prlne'- s fine acting Draw Draperies Included World's Finest Designers... All Sales Final - No Credits - No Returns Mr. Tabit has been aptive in taJepts.-ir.D.G., Avery, Tex. the Middletown Townihip Jay- Answer — Prine has a good, cees during the past year and asolid acting background and has READY-MADE DEPT. tiaK and presently serves as appeared on the New York stage shalrman for that organisation's to" critical acclaim. He has re- Civic Committee. cently been signed to a seven .While in Washington, the Jay- year contract by Revue Produc- iil receive an on the spot tions, who put out "Wide Coun- riew of how government tune- try" and most of the other lead CHINA and GLASS SHOP, Inc. tions.. They also be oriented on ing TV series. His contract calls latkmal issues Wore Congress for movies and TV work. 147 BROAD STREET SH 7-4600 RED BANK !y officials of each. branch of I PINCH-PLEATED jovenunent. (For an answer to your ques- tion about, any TV program or SHORTIES actor, write to. Steven H. Scheu- er, TV Key Mailbag, c/o The TIERS DECORATOR STORAGE WALL •|R«glster;)_ • . LOUVER DOORS sT 7 / *• jBrotlierhood MATCHING VALANCES FUU LOUVER CLEAR WHITE PINE jProgram 59c each PR. Hi" THICK fe Slated Reg. to 4.98 pair RED BANK -«- The Presbjrte- 14"xr llHia panel Jlritn, Church at Tower Hill has 15"x8(T 5.75 panel | been selected as the location 218 DECORATOR 16W 5.99 panel llfor a brotherhood program to [ he presented by the brotherhood IITxIlir 6.35 panel II committees of five local organi- sations Feb. 13. FULL LOUVER Participating are the Meth- BEDSPREADS FULL LOUVER SINGLE DOOR 9 [lodlst and Presbyterian Churches, Regular to 2.98 Yd. 1 1%" TMICK MAHOGANY IIA.M.E. Zlon Church of Red «" HIGH ... r WIDE ||Bank, Congregation Bnai Israel 24 W\...9.95£., 1VI"THICK THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF ALL UNFINISHED FURNITURI !of Greater Red Bank,, and the FULL BOLTS INCLUDING 28"x80" 10.49 panel || local Salvation Army. 12"x80" 6.49 panel VAT DYED. PRINTS, HAND OFF SOW. 10.75 panel at comparable 25% discount The group plans a musical pro 14"x80" 6.99 panel CASH and CARRY II gram: Rudy May of the Presby- PRINTS AND SOLIDS: TWIN and FULL SIZE OW.... .10.99 panel llterian Church will be chairman 15W 7.49 panel ALL CLEAR PONDEROSA PINE IMMM—MHIMHMW 36'W_ IliO panel Adjustable Shelves-Magnetic Door Catches I la charge of the event. U"x80" 8.49 panel Recessed Channel Backs • Simulated Louveri Open Wed. and Fri. Nights "til 9 ir'xSO" 8.99pantl 5 Elect Laudenslager PRICES GREATLY REDUCED All 9 Pcs. Reg. *18t) Now M39' llAssociation VP SLIPCOVER SPECIALS! INSIDE WINDOW SHUTTERS LOUVER TOP < S re. Onnplu €raiMi of RED BANK — Walter R. in w n/f pur Xtf. HOW RHudson River Zoom .exited fn Holland, the acute that everyone, "on pain of had every reason to be per- name came straight from the oldarbitrary, correction,", was called FREEHOLD — Homem&kers plexed by a February, 1660, or-home land. Old Bergen op 'Zoomout to dig a village well. may be bothered from time to der from Peter Stuyvesant that in Holland was on a slight hill, Had Troubles me with an insect Infestation they move off their Isolated farms surrounded by marsh-lands,, and All was hot: paradise.' So many I the pantry, warns County and get promptly to "the.Village JQ was new, Bergen. More sim- absentee landlords owned lots In Agent Marvin A. Clark. or settlement, nearest or most py, "Bergen" tn Dutch means Bergen but lived in New Amster- He says: convenient to them." 'hill." 1 dam across the river that Bergen iThe order was hard to obey: Took an Interest < residents complained'in Novem- "Various plant products as there were no villages on what Peter Stuyvesant took a per- ber, 1663. Tjiey claimed to be lour, cereal, cake and pie mixes, Is now the New Jersey side of sonal Interest in the -settlement, "so much fatigued that they can- nuts, spices and dried dog foods the river—near or far, conven- possibly even to the extent that not any longer stay at their re subject to insect attack. Special! ient or inconvenient. he helped lay out Bergen. . posts." "Insects commonly involved as Actually, .ttiere weren't really The village was..' a simple It didn't really matter, in the [>ests of the pantry are flour any law-abiding Dutchmen eith- square, feet, on each side. long run. Within a year all of beetles, grain beetles, Indian- IMPORTED er, In the strictest sense of the with two streets crossing in the the province, Including 'Bergen, meal moths, seed weevils, and word. Those who lived west of middle to divide Bergen into passed from Dutch to' English everal other grain moths and the river were there against the quarte/a. In the exact center ol rule. Bergen's Dutch families beetles. law, for in 1656 Stuyvesant had the village an area 165 feet by lived precisely as they always "From infested food material SKIS decreed that settlers could not had, regardless of who ruled the 1 s 225 feet was set aside for com- he insects may spread to other v cross the Hudson from New Am-munity use.- Completing the plan, land, and ' the village retained parts of your home. Many of . 25 LAMINATIONS sterdam unless they would agree a street ran around the outside both name and character for WITH STEEL EDGES these, insects will hide In crevices to "settle themselves together in edge of the square. nearly a century arid a half. in your pantry and emerge later OTHER SKIS the forms of Towns, Villages and Settlers drew lots for property Eventually time engulfed old infest opened packages. Hamlets, like our neighbors of within the village, promising to Bergen in a way which neither To control an infestation of 50 New England- help protect the town by stand- Indians nor English ever fully ac- ood infesting insects, destroy S10 ,o 76 Indians worried the governor. Ing watches. During the winter complished. Yet, the conquering the infested food package. Then at Discount Prim Twicfr-in 1643 and 1655—warring a tall wooden barricade was isn't complete, for in street out- lean the shelves and storage tribes had laid waste to every built around the outside edge, Just lines at least, old Bergen still area throughly. dwelling from the Kill van Kull outside the perimeter streets. lives a block westof what is now "Use a paint brush to apply to the Palisades and had sent Safety lay inside the walls, but Journal Square in Jersey City. SHORT SKIS 98 98 settlers fleeing to New Amster- 5 per cent DDT solution to the the Dutchmen ot Bergen were Four city streets, named New* nfested area, working the solu- (or adritt*—learn to *kl in 13' TO22- dam. Stuyvesant recognized that happiest with "Buyten Tuyn" or Wric, Van Reypen- and Vrooffl three days, S It, 4 founds ft. wide distances' between farm- tion into all cracks and crevices. the "outside gardens" beyond the Streeti and Tuers Avenue, trace After the shelves dry, the pack- houses "tempted the savage enclosure. Out there they raised the same lines that the original barbarians." : aged food can be replaced on IMPORTED SKI' BOOTS if" their vegetables and grazed their streets followed around the outer them." Full double boot wlUi Inner cushions Hated Huddling! cattle in the lush salt hay of theedge. Inside the area is Bergen FLOOR SAMPLES.. ONE OF Independent Dutchmen hated meadowlands. , Square, much as it was in 1660 OTHER BOOTS $9.95 TO $35.00 the thought of being huddled to- Each night the settlers herded —in size, at least. Across the Counter A KIND... OVERSTOCKS!! gether in villages. To prove it, their cattle back inside the trails Old Bergen isn't dead, merely most of them who had escaped and then closed ihe wide wooden grown, but "Buyten Tuyn" is The president of a fire in- SKI POLES +um •lies 5* 10 1V the Indians showed their displeas- gates against possible Indian at- gone forever. surance company became ure with Stuyvesant's 1656 order "boiling mad." His company THESE JUMBO VALUES -•• $E.98 $17.00 by stubbornly huddling together had just paid a loss to a home SKI BINDINGS ie« 9 TO •/ owner in <- ofaMtyl in New Amsterdam rather than R h o d e Is- * submit to a law which said they TOOK MAN'S PHILOSOPHER M 98 $ 8 land. In for- MUST GO AT ONCE CAR TOP CARRIERS », car*9" TO 19"* had to be neighborly across the warding the I river. check for ! $ 98 Law- or no law, Indians or no, Signs That Show the settle- > UVUuLCj Of au dexsriptl - 79So 5 some of the free-spirited went ment, the REGARDLESS OF COST! back anyway. president * 9 8 One Jacob Stoffelson, for ex- wrote his f TURTLENECK SHIRTS Ir.*!' *.*,^' ample, pleaded that he had fled You're Middle Age agent in Indian raids in both 1643 and 1655 part as fol- $229. M and therefore'ought to have an- lows: 3WEAICIM ot all types *V* TO '19 BOYLE •y HAL BOYLE "We are 3-Pc. Foam other chance. Authorities express- enclosing ly forbade his crossing the river, Kolitoa W»terbnr> I $ 00 $ NEW YORK (AP)-How can The desk at your office holds our checks . but he returned anyway. in the amount of $4,000 on the LIVING ROOM SKI SOCKS 1 to 1" Others followed Jacob, enough you tell If you are middle-aged? more empty aspirin bottles than dwelling and $1,500 on the con- to make Stuyvesant both angry Sometimes your best friends letters . you wouldn't want your tents. From the adjuster's re- and worried. Hence, his Febru- won't tell you. On the other hand wife to see. port we see that the dwelling SKI MITTENS & GLOVES *2 " xo '7 " ary, I860.' decree warned that wives usually make a man feel Every new blizzard reminds you had a replacement value of at anyone who hadn't removed older than he is by constantly of one in your youth that was ever least 413,000, and the contents cautioning him. "Remember, yoa so much, worse. They just don't a replacement cost of $7,300. "houses, goods and cattle" to a We REGRET that this home STRETCH SKI PANTS *15"wS25r» village before the end of March are not as young as you used to have winters like that any more. he." (Who ever actually is? No- owner did not have MORE for Hen, Women and Children "or at the latest, the middje of You can no longer enjoy a des- INSURANCE, as we know April," would suffer "the pain Jody.) sert at lunch without-a feeling of these payments will not go M of cdnfistication." But there are certain ways a guilt—and a stomach pang later, very Nfar in replacing their SHELL SKI PARKAS £L. *5-" „* *7- loss. Village b Bora man can discover for himself People don't seem as honest or 1139 w M That threatened blow at the whether he has reached the shady as idealistic as they used to. "The underinsurance of both I QUILTED SKI PARKAS *10- *2f pocketbook brought a result that side of llfe's.slope.' / ' ' You're so tired of living through buildings and contents is en-1 $149. TO Indians hadn't been able to For example, you are probably international crises you wouldn't tirely too prevalent today. We for the Whole Family bring by plundering^ Thusly was see it all the time. Chances 4-Pc. Gray middle-aged if- ,; walk across the street to see Fidel are the $4,000 covered a mort- the first village In New Jersey You can still remember what Castro get a free shave from Ni- gage. If that ia so, this poor ALASKAN STYLE SKI PARKA '2f" bora. Theda Bars and Wallace Reid Uta Khrushchev. guy has 1,500 bucks, a piece 1 of pile "ttr" : Inspired by the February order, looked like. Everything you see today re- of land, a lot of debris—and BEDROOM SUITE one Tielman VanVleck twice pe- You spend more time working minds you .of something that was time to think about the $18,300 AFTER SKI BOOTS titioned for permission to begin Crossword pozzies than you da better in the old days. • of value that went up .in | a. vjjlage: "on_ the mai» land" watching pretty giris'go by. Such are the personal signposts smoke." or IflHian cornfield atop' a small 1 They seem to be" making stair- that announce you're middle-aged. We sincerely urge you to PERUVIAN bin overlooking the Hudson Riv- cases longer and the stops higher check on the amount of fire er. Twice authorities refused per- and farther apart. EXPERT TO SPEAK TONIGHT insurance you have'on your mission, but Van Week at least home and contents. And, if in I FACE MASKS You'daydream about retiring to FORT MONMOUTH - Dr. Wil doubt, call us for advice on Vi MVLTICOLOBS had the satisfaction of knowing Florida on $250 a month instead of liam E. Lee, a photographic ex- imounts and for an exolana-1 that his choice of the "maize living as a beachcomber with a pert, will address the annual joinl tion of the newer broad-form I land" was ideal—because it wasdusky native lass on some South meeting of the Monmouth County coverages such as the "Home- [ DUOFOLD SKI UNDERWEAR the spot selected when New Am-Seas isle. Chapters, Society of Photographic owner's" policy. sterdam authorities approved a In Children'! tad Adult.' The boss starts rewarding you Scientists and Engineers, and.the Please check this NOW—I $249. village in August, 1660. with a pat on the back, in place of American Chemical Society in ahead of a fire. We don't want I Someone named it "Bergen," a pay hike, figuring you no longer Meyer i Hall tonight. The talk •o receive a letter from a fire I Oy 3-Pc. Foam FISH NET SKI UNDERWEAR but the namer has been lost in have the courage to look for a will follow a dinner in Col- 'nsurance company expressing I o . In Children') and Adults' onnade Restaurant, Monmouth REGRETS that you didn't | Sectional time, and so thoroughly lost that better.job. ' ,. '• Have MORE insurance! historians have argued whether The people you associate with Shopping Center, Eatontown. In: panes or Dutchmen really found- talk more often of security than vited are all persons having an ed Bergen. they do of oftjortunity. interest in scientific photography. Rolst-on Waterbury j LIVING ROOM K I SUN'S There have been claims that Any man under 40—or any girl Mr. Lee ij associated with the Realtors • Insurers Danes (or possibly Norwegians) Kodak Research Laboratories at under 35-4x)res you after 15 min- Since 192S Broad & East Front Sfs. Red Bank who had come to New Amster- utes. . . Rochester, N. Y. dam founded the village and You'd rather listen to a discus- It W. Front St. Red Bank | It Bprppn after a sion on gallstones than an argu- It pays to /"Cvei-Hse In the Red SH 7-3500 ment about baseball. . Bank Register.—Advertisement. 149 HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY $269. SPECIALS WE ARE OFFERING IN OUR 3-Pe. Modern BEDROOM SUITE $ ATTACHE-TYPE CASE "•**•* Special J2 50 Will hold six airquipt magaitaes. 9UICK-SET 139 Tripod & Projector Table Set Re*$249S Special M6'5 $199 G.E. 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' • ••••• 7 ' f MONMOUTH CONSOLIDATED 15 WALLACE STREET SUPERAMA RED BANK WATER COMPANY at ATLANTIC SUPERAMA Tel. SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 Dedicated to Good Water Service and Community Frogrm RED BANK REGISTER SC-A Bethwy Rd., MtUwia, Eighteen tons'.of equipment, N. J., Is being rtusfgned to 65 More Days Including glac.tr drills, ice axes, 1&-Tliur»d»y, Jan. 31, 1903 FourJoiri Lowry AFB, Colo , for technical generatori, frteit-drled. food, Man of the Year oxygen eqoipsaent, teat* and sci- training »6 a. United States At For Red Banker yg Forte mliiile'mechanic ' entifif c gear, willl be itkeik n on JVfc 52 RED BANK - Louis'T. Ken- Al expedition tt- -Airman Nicora, who completed »My, 166 Catherine St. yesttr the 7-Pc. DJHETTE SET EATONTOWN - Cub': S^B«1 the first phase of his military Ever- Award for Stein Pack 52 inducted four new bobf 1 day was givep jail termfs tottjing training here, was selected for 65 days in default of»H5 In LONG BRANCH - Milton Ar- cats last week,; at ttiei jnwithly! the specialized course-on the meeting In the Melhodlst Church. fines for motor vehicle violations. thur Stein, this place, has been basis Of his interests and apti- -Magistrate William I..Kla« named "Man of the Year" byj They are . Frederick* Strattorij tudes. He is a 1962 graduate o Charles Smith, Christopher; Flan, fined Kennedy f 105 for driving Joseph Finkel Lodge, Bnai Brith. Keyport (NT. J.) High School. the revoked list; $30 for cardcwl He will be honored at the Bnai nery and Peter Greiison. .''""" Gregory Hardman, Den, 8. .led AT shEPPARD AFB driving, ,«nd $10 for filling ,toj Brith Man of the Year award din- make a changa'of.iid^rea oo>" ner in Royal Manor, Rt 35, Wall the opening ceremonies with a LACKLAMD AFfr. Tex. - Air- color guard consisting ol a repre- license andrtgjirtratioh card*. Township, Saturday, Feb. man Basic Christian E. Miller, • Kennedy.was cbmrnitted to M) sentative from each den. Mrs. Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs,'Chris- • Ftoert quality heavy duty An organizer and past presi- Gertrude Markman and Mrs. days in Jail Jan. 7 after he »fi dent of the lodge, Mr. Stein was. tian E.'"Miller of Wilson Rd., Nep-foond guilty' of failing to regbrte chrome Harold Grossman', ; leaders of | tune, N. J., Is being reassigned born here, son of the late Henry Den 8, presented* a skit on "Free- as a criminal, Subsequently, hi • Bow design inlaid top 1 to Sheppard AFB, Tex., for. tech- and Anna Stein, and attended dom.! . - y was charged with armed robber; nical training as t United State's and larceny in connection vrttl Long Branch schools, He was Harry Gillette, cubm aster, pre- graduated from Columbia Univer- Air Force base utilities special- thefts'k Tinton Falls and High sented advancement awards to ist. Airman' Miller, who complet- Unit.. - ' $CQ95 sity College of Pharmacy in 1926 Lee Vetterl, Robert Hutting, Da- • 12" leal with a Ph.B. degree and in 1929 ed 'the first phase of his mill Ret. vid Doolln,' 'Robert iBrittoo, tary framing h«re. was selected • I chairs $89.15 from New Jersey Law School 69 Wayne Wells, Kurt,Peteri, Wil- for the specialised course on the ir* (now Rutgers) with an L.L.B. liam Purdie, David Scheiman, Forty Supplies degree. basis' of his interests ana apti- RAILROAD Conrad Gillette and'Bobby: Green. tudes. The Airman attended N , WAREHOUSE Mr. Stein has been a director Service stars were awarded to' tune High School. / ' ' and attorney for the L o n g Richard Duhon and; Douglas At- LACKLAND AFB, Tex. - Air OUTLET Branch Chamber of Commerce kinson. '••••-, i man Basic John Nicora, son oft President Wilson's portrait-is 241 Highway 35, Eatontown since 1932. His service to other The Cub Scouts will attend-a Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.-Nicora of on ,the JlOO.OOOblll. fraternal, civic, and religious or- Jut SooU of Eatootowii Circle Milton A. Stein performance of!' "The ; Longest Open dally 10 to 9 ganizations includes: former di- Day" Saturday.- :•: • \j\- • ' Sit. l:» to S Call 542-2020 rector and treasurer, Rotary The annual Blue and Goid Din- Chaife Aecflimti'Available Club; trustee. Friends of the Long Branch Libraries Inc.; associate 11CJ will be held in the Meth- member, Oceanic Fire Engine ^^ ChurchTuesday, Feb, 2$. FREE DELIVERY Co.! No. 1; trustee, Long Branch FUEL OIL chapter of American Field Serv- Mrs. Jack Daynard's ' Den 1 FHONI SH 74001 THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW ice; former director; Congrega- conducted the-closing ceremonies tion Brothers of Israel; past pres- with the Gettysburg Address, The next pack meeting will be ident and life trustee, Jewish ; FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Community Center of Long; the Blue and Gold dinner/A com- SEMI-ANNUAL Branch; past master, Jordan mittee meeting -will ;be> held: Mori: Telephone SH 1-0554 LINE day, Feb. 25. ' !i Lodge F. & A.M.; past noble grand, Long Branch Chapter, In RED BANK, N. J. LI 2-3131 dependent Order of Odd Fellows; No problem finding tenants I Highway #M when you advertise The.ReglsterlJ past tall cedar, Long Branch South ol' Ealwitown- Circle Chapter, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, way—Advertisement. Mr, Stein served as director and secretary of the Monmoutti SALE Bar Association from 1949 to I960, and recently was appointed by the New Jersey Supreme-Court Open 9:30 to 9:30, Sol. to SUITS and OVERCOATS as chairman for 1963 of the Mem- mouth County -Ethics Committee. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the New Jer- sey State Bar Association, .and is former secretary and trustee of the Legal Aid Society of Mon- rnouth .County. • He serves without compensa- tion as counsel to the following civic groups: First Aid and Safe- ty Squad of the long Branch Fire Dept.; Friends of Long Branch Libraries, Inc.; Jewish Commun- ity Center of Long Branch; Liber- ty Community Center; Long Branch Fire Department; Fair Grounds Association , Inc.; Long Branch Firemen's Relief Associa- tion, Inc.; Oceanic Salvage and Rescue Squad of Long Branch Inc.; and Youth Unlimited Inc. Mr. Stein and his wife, 'the former Miss Essie Michelson of Belmar are parents of two children. Their son, Harvey Jay, is a graduate of Rutgers and the State "University of Iowa and Is teaching at Brown University, Providence, R. I, Their daughter, Barbara Ann, is a graduate of Mount Holyoke College and studying for her MA. at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin, Madison. Gerald Kaplan will preside al the dinner; Dr. David H. Alter- man will be master of ceremon ies. The presentation of a plaque to Mr, Stein will be made by Laurence C. Stamelman. Joseph Stem wilf present him funds' raised in his honor for the new Hillel Foundation building to be erected on the Rutgers Universi- ty campus. Rabbi Aaron H. Lef- 23 MONMOJTH STREET RED BANK kowitz will deliver the invocation Open Wednesday and Friday 'til 8 P. M. and Rabbi Alexander Graubart, the benediction. Rabbi Rafael p. Charge It—Use Our Convenient 3-Payment Plan Grossman will speak. Entertain-

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Implantec maker •— a SO pound michine EATONTOWN - ;'I am very mond to Boston, to be examined was ready for the pacemaker. it is invisible. which monitored her heart beat. glad to be here tonight — and I by Dr. Paul Zoll, the father of "I don't know how anyone else The pacemaker wai implantec Four days later, In a second mean it from the depths of my the mechanical pacemaker, reacts to that pronouncement," in a two-stage operation. In thi phase of the operation, the pace- battery-operated heart." "I was sick of living the way Mrs. Diamond said, "but I first phase an incision was madi maker was implanted in her With these opening words, Mrs I had been living," Mrs. Diamond couldn't have been more grateful. at the base of Mrs. Diamond', chest wall. Electrical Impulses Irving Diamond of 32 Sllverbrook said. "I was anxious for the The pacemaker, enclosed in a neck and a catheter Inside from the pacemaker travel along Rd., Shrewsbury, last night told pacemaker," white plastic case, weighs about plastic tube w»» lowered down the wires to her heart muscle how modern medicine and medi But Dr. Zoll recommended three-quarters of a pound, is a blood vessel Into her heart. and stimulate It to beat regular- cal electronics had rescued her drug therapy for a. time. Last about the size of a pack 0? cigar- Wires from the catheter wer April, when her condition wors-ettes, and at quick glance looks attached to an external pace- i- from a life of increasing Invalid Two days after the operation ism and the threat of premature she was out of bed. Two weeks death. later, she was home. In July, She spoke at a meeting of com- she was back at work. munity chairmen opening the 1963 The batteries will list from heart fund drive of the Moh three to five years. New ones mouth County Heart Association can be installed with minor sur- in the Old Orchard Country Club, gery. A ten-year battery recent- here. ly was developed, Dr. Bornsteln The Pacemaker said. Implanted in Mrs. Diamond'; Planned For FitMn chest is a pacemaker — a bat- Mrs. Diamond went to Mew- |tery-operated device which keeps ark's Beth Israel Hospital — the (her heart beating regularly. For hospital In which her daughter tvro years until the device was had been born <>- for the opera- surgically implanted last May, TURBO-PROP PLANE CRASHES —Smoldering debris arid a broken-off tail section tion because there was no team she was unable to drive, to climb of doctors available to perform are all that remained of a Continental Airlines four-engine iurbo-prop airliner which the five steps in her split-level it here. Dr. Bornsteln said that home without pausing to rest, to crashed on Missouri River levee during approach to Kansas City's Municipal Airport. such a team Is being set up at walk from the parking lot at Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, and Eight persons—five of them passengers—were killed. (AP Wlrephoto) Monmouth Medical Center, Long will be prepared to do the pace- Branch, where she is public re- lations director, to the hospital maker Implant there this year. building. Mrs. Diamond noted that Dr. Agriculture Maxim Asa, director of the cardi- Today, Mrs. Diamond, a viva- 1 ac hemodynamlcs lab at Beth Is- New Jersey cious, silver-haired woman of 49, Message Set maintains a full-time job at Mon- rael, a member of the operating mouth .Medical Center, runs team, had told her that the lab home for her husband and 12- was made possible In part by For Today year-old -daughter, Sara Dena funds conrtibuted by the Ameri- WASHINGTON :(AP)-Pre9ident and has resumed her civic activi- can Heart Association, ti* New Jersey Heart Association, and the Kennedy'' sends a special farm ties. 1 By the Associated Press HAVE HEART —Mu. Irving Diamond, 32 Sllverbrook fcj.', Shrewsbury, described Essex County Heirt Association, message to Congress today outlin- "I have been, restIprei d to !hap- TRENTON - A smoky fire In NEWARK—A/false alarm sent ing further legislation to stabilize piness and' complete living," she lifa.with her batfery-operateel heart af the kiekoff mwting of the Monmogth County Helped by Heart Fond a men's dormitory at Trenton 50 student nurses scurrying, from agriculture. , . . says. .' '.'; .... . Heart Association's 1963 fund drive last night. Last May, Mrs. Diamond had an T am merely representative State College was extinguished their .rooms .at. the five-story The President had said In his Mrs. Diamond's story began electronic pacemaker implanted in her chest. Shown with har at: trie mating in the or many thousands who could he, early today after driving oat Newark'. City Hospital Nursing State of the' Union message on five years.ago, \trhen It;was dis- are being, and will be helped by 1 Old Orchard Country Club, Eatontown, are, Dr. John F. Stockfiich, left, driva chair- about a dozen residents. The residence yesterday. .The s,tudent Jan. 14, "We must continue to covered that she' was ;; suffering the heart fund. I urge you to do one-story frame dormitory, a nurses waited in. a first-floor, cor- support farm income, hut we from a heart block According man, and Dr. Alvin Weinstein, Asbury Park, association president.' everything .you, can «o other holdover facUity built during ridor .while .firemen found the should not pile more farm sur- to her physician, Dr Paul K. mothers and wives can be re- World War II to house re- source of th.e trouble in an ele- pluses on top of the $7.5-ixllion Bornstem of Asbury Park, a past turned to happiness and com- turning GI students, sustained vator shaft being repaired. The worth we already own." president of the county Heart plete living, u I have been", heavy smoke and fire damage. firemen said heat from acetylene These WJII be the goals of guide- Association, this occurs, when the she told the community chairman The flames were discovered In torches being used by the repair supply of blood to the heart's Wheels of Justice lines Kennedy is expected to lay and their guests. pacemaker, is cut down due to a utility closet by James Lod- crew touched off one of the con-down for congressional action on The goal of thii year's drive ts the thickening of the blood ves- te, a senior from Berlin, N.J. trol thermostats for the alarm utilises of feed grains and milk Story of Broken-Down Car Chugs On and On $52,000. Dr. Alvin A. Weinstein sels which supply,)t. It Is the The stfucturenormally houses system< and to correct a marketing prob- of Asbury Park, the association heart's pacemaker tissue which EATONTOWN about SO male student*, but the lem for cotton. - A 1950 Ply- He said, however, that he had the car after all, he stated. president, said that S2% cents decides the rate of heart beat mouth with no only ones present yfaea the WASHINGTON-Texas Eastern He will call for voluntary pro- plates, no In- given the car to someone else "So if you took them off and of every $1 collected here Hef pulse dropped from a nor- spection sticker, acd no wheels, fire broke ontjrere early regis- Transmission Corp. and Algon- duction controls Instead of the and thought it had been moved. put them back where they be-mains In the,county. He laid which has been sitting on a lol trants for second Mmester. quin Gas Transmission CO-, want mandatory controls he proposed mat range of 75 or 80 to 42. "We cannot have the citizens' '«-» you would be stealing k»ol funds further the anocia- Minor talurle* were suffered by to build two natural gas pipe line in his farm messages of 19S1 and Had Blackout* at Throckmorton Ave. and Whiti private property here used by again," the magistrate comment- tlontion's public education pro- the military to dispose of their two atodenU—Michael wVstaa facilities to. xost nearly tV mil- 1982 Congress rejected the man- Two years ago she began to St. since last September, was ed. grim; provide aid to Indigent pa- junk," Magistrate M. Raymond of Trenton, flrtt degree burns, lion, the Pow.er Commission, has datory plans; . experienc„, .... e the blackout. _. s which the .subject of .two cases in Mu- He released Grlizle In the cus- tients requiring heart surgery, McGowan said. and Thomas Nelson at. RoseUe, announced, Texas Eastern asked The Present Is not likely to occur when, the ." nicipal Court latt -night. tody < of the regimental duty off 1-nursing care, and drugs; provide •He gahre Pvt Wilson 24 hour* a head cat"' authority to- increase capacity of propose any changes ,,fn presen (baker quits ana* fUere is an A complicated tale emerged ii cer, and asked for further inves- a program of Instrucften ftr to remove the car, and reserved its Mississippi-to> Pennsylvania legislation cowing yfrtti>,$M* to tigatlon in co-opentim0)*Fort nurses In the newest methods of Sgt. John Bennett said thai sentence in the case until Feb. WASHINGTON - The fed- system so additional $as can be auti, tobacco, rice—an subject to braftr authorities. He reterved decision cardiac nursing; and provide free Juan P. Gnzzle^O, a Fort Mon- 13. eral Reserve Board has ap- sold to 10 utility customers, in- mandatory controls. Nor is he "Ruth (Mrs Diamond) fainted on this matter: until Feb. 13. penicillin for rheumatic fever pa- mouth soldier, was found remov- Pvt. Grizzle was charged with proved merger of the bank of cluding Algonquin. The other cus- likely to suggest that any of the and died She died several Eatontown police aay' there tient*. . ing a wheel from the car re- stealing the wheel and tire from Bogota, N. J. into the Hacken- tomers are in Indiana, Illinois presently unregulated products, times," Dr. Borjtstem told last are numbers1 of;"a*Vned ve- The 42^5 cents of every $1 col- cently. Grizzle said the vehicl the car and pleaded not guilty, 1 with the exception of potatoes, be night's meeting. On one occa- hides in the toroiigrrwnoiie'own- lected in the county which goes aack (N.J.) Trust Co. Toe Missouri and New Jersey Esti- He said he assumed the car sion, external heart massage and wa3 the property of a soldie ership is nearly; impossible to to the state and! national organi- Hackensack Instil u/lon, with mated cost would be $14,839,000. brought under mandatory or Vol belonged to Lawrence and Uiat mouth-to-mouth respiration were named Lawrence who had given determine. These vehicles con- zation pay the costs of research; deposits of some $M.» rtiBfion, Algonquin proposes; facilities to untary controls. therefore needed to restore her. him permission to take the wheel it was all right to stitute n problem since they' mayhe said. win operate the Bogota bask, cost $12,116,300 along its sys- He is expeited to propose ex- and put it on another car, on take the wheel. which has deposits of »8.6 mil- tem in New Jersey, New York, panded federal efforts to help eco- not be given to junkers with- Dr. John F. Stockfisch of Long another borough.lot,:that Grizzle Sgt. Bennett mentioned that out a bill of sale. Branch, is chairman of the drive. lion, ai a branch. Connecticut and Rjiode- Island so nomically distressed rural com- planned to buy from Lawrence. Pvf. Grizzle had stated that he 1 munities develop new job-making it can take the additional -gas Prison (lost Lawrence, who ha3 since had also taken two more wheels Transient soldiers, it appears, NEWARK - A mailman from Texas Eastern and sell it opportunities through; the -Agricul- shipped out of .Korea, said tha from the car. He said It would be seem to transfer ownership of charged with secreting about I,- to 11 gas companies in Massa- ture Department's'rural areas de- Is Called he had put the car there, with nice to get them back eo Pvt. elderly cars among themselves Says Freeway 500 letters in his locker was ac- chusetts, Connecticut and Rhode velopment program. This^prograrii the, help of-another soldier, bu Wilson could move the vehicle somewhat Informally. Then fi- quitted yesterday when a federal Island. I authorizes federal loans, grants that it was in fact the property more conveniently. nally one day the current owner Judge ruled the letters could not and technical aid. of still another, the police of- Pleate Gunty "forgets" the car when he is Plan Needs Too High shipped out. be introduced in evidence be- WASHINGTON-Rep. George In the case of both feed grains ficer said. The magistrate amended the and milk, the message is expect- TRENTON'(AP)-Senate Ma- cause they were seized without a M. Wallhauser, R-N. J., pro- Sgt. Bennett questioned seven complaint to theft of three There is stays, causing head- ed to propose use of government jority Leader Charles WV! Sand- More Study warrant. Judge Reynler J. Wor- posed again today social secur- Fort Monmouth men and finally wheels. Grizzle changed his plea aches to municipal authorities. payments to encourage producers man Jr., R-Oape May, says state tendyke Jr. ordered the acquit- ity coverage of self-employed got to the man in whose nam to guilty. Today in me case of the car TRENTON (AJ») - State High- to cut back production from base officials have agreed to further tal of Frank X. Whitley of 526 physicians. He has prepared a discussion on the proposed $10.6 he car is registered, Pvt. Ger- "Where are the other wheels?" whose ownership has been deter- way Commissioner Dwight VUG. levels. mined, one soldier is confront- —-"L " ...... - Santord Ave. A. routine inspec- bill to give present physicians million medium security prison at ald D. Wilson, 23. Magistrate McGowan asked. Palmer has ordered further stud- ing the problem of getting it tion of Whltley's.locker,about" the right to enter or reject the Leesburg. ' Wt Wilson pleaded guilty last Grizzle said he thinks they are ies of alignment proposals for the program but which would cover on Lawrence's car, where he moved before 9 o'clock tonight, Middlesex East-West Freeway year ago disclosed the missing Sandman, who figures the cost night to the charge of unlaw- automatically all persons who put them; He had not bought presumably without wheels. between Perth Amboy and the mail. Whitley was acquitted when Ask |6O,000 is too high, announced Wednes- fully dumping junk on private became physicians after enact- Vew Jersey Turnpike. the prosecuting attorney said he day that Gov. Richard J. Hughes properly, in that he left the ment of the bill. Wallhauser in- Palmer gave the order after had no other evidence besides was arranging a meeting with old car on the lot. troduced similar bills In 1959 9 meeting with Louis P. Booz, Perth the letters. Judge Wqrtendyke Surplus Use State .Treasurer John A. Kervick and 1961. Amboy city engineer, -and David agreed with Whitley's attorney, ATLANTIC / HIGHLANDS — and Charles Sullivan, state direc- ''Condemned Land Wilentz, Middlesex County Samuel D. Bozza, that under US Board of Education member Ed- tor of purchase and property. Woman, Girl Jemocratlc chairman. Supreme Court decisions a locker TRENTON — George G. Trout- mond J. Caputo said yesterday The GOP leader said he sent Boot urged the highway depart- or desk assigned to a government wein, a vegetable grower from he voted against adoption of. the telegrams to Hughes, Kervick Value Set at $4,000 ment to consider a different route employee for his private use can Closter, and Clarence B. Daven proposed 1963-64 school budget and Sullivan last week asking Are Injured which he said would take about not be searched without a war- port, former vocational agricul- because the board did not appro- them to hold off awarding of OCEANPORT • Board Of Ed- The 10 acres adjoins Shrews- Sidney Alpern bury and Maple Aves. In Sep- lalf as many homes, Wilentz said rant or without his consent. ture teacher at Mount Holly High priate enough surplus. contracts on the new prison until ucation attorney In Collision said yesterday that a value tember, 1961, a special invej- afterward. Wilentz said the plan School were honored here last Previously, it had been re- he has a chanc to complete an e OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A worn of $4,000 has been placed on a tlgatory committee was appointed might save some 70 homes but the TRENTON - Delmo Muz. night'for their contributions to ported that Mr. ' Caputo voted investigation into its cost. an and a young girl suffered piece of Portaupeck property be- to look into the availability of fu- lighway department objected on xarelli of Vlneland has been the state's agriculture. The men "No" because the board had ap- He said he has been assured minor injuries in a two-car acci- ing sought by the board. Hire school sites. the grounds that the proposed elected chairman of the state were honored at a dinner of the propriated _ too much surplus. that the state has not asked for dent on Dow Ave. and Whale- The Portaupeck tract was se- route would cost $2 million more. Farmers Home Administration Vegetable Growers Association of fflie surplus appropriation is bids on the project. The board filed suit In Superior pond Rd. yesterday afternoon, po- lected when it was found that The highway department said Committee. FHA Committee New Jersey. Trautwein, treasurer $35,000. Mr. Caputo advocates Sandman said the cost of com- Court in November to initiate the of the association, is.president of using $60,000. . lice said. condemnation of about two acres the extension of the present he further study was suggested elected Muzzarelli yesterday parative structures in other states school grounds on Wolf Hill Ave. Jersey Certified Farm Markets The proposed spending sched- . Injured were Mrs. Mary You of a 10-acre tract being set aside by Wilentz and a second meet- during a Farmers Week meet- is considerably lower than the or the property adjoining the and of the New Jersey Horticul- mans, 50, of 241 Pinecrest Rd., for possible future school con- ing will be held in about a month. ing here. The committee studies ule, which totals $234,150, will $10.6 million price tag placed on Community Center would be pro- tural Council. . •:,:,'. r ' Oakhurst, and Ann Cobianci, 14, struction. the needs of farmers and serves be voted on at the polls Feb. 13.Leesburg. hibitively expensive. of 172 Cloverdale Cir.. New The $4,000 figure was included In an advisory capacity. Others The school board has also noted Lawyers to Meet Shrewsbury. Both said they in the report of a three-man com- on the state committee Include: that the Wolf Hill Avenue School NEW ORLEANS (AiP) — The would seek treatment from their mission appointed by the court Oscar J. Grossman, French- is already so large that the con- American Bar Association's mid- private physicians, according to to study that portion of the.tract town; Tfceodore Holbert, Sus- struction of additions would be year meeting opens today with police. sex; Louis D. Schalble, Shlloh; which could not be acquired by impractical. more than 1,600 lawyers and trial They were passengers in a car negotiation because of "clear" ti- Francis W. Sharpless, Medford; Voters, last February, ap- judges attending. Eight related driven by Louis B. Youmans of Dr. John L. Gerwlg, East le difficulties. proved the appropriation of $30,- egal organizations will meet in the Pinecrest Rd. address, which Brunswick, director of Coop- Hearing Jan. 19 000 to be raised through taxa- injunction with the annual Bar erative Extension Service, Rut- was struck by a car driven by A hearing was conducted Jan. tion for the land purchase and le- \ssociation affair, which will last gers University, and state Ag- Peter S. Thompson, 27, 0/ 409 19 in the Long Branch law of- gal and engineering fees. irougtf Tuesday. riculture Secretary Phillip lle^dermere Ave., Interlaken. Police said Thompson was fi;e of Julius Golden, one of the Alampl. commissioners, but none of the making a right turn into Dow property owners involved made Ave. from Whalepond Rd. when WASHINGTON - The Air an appearance. Mr. Alpern ap- Firemen Conducting he skidded into the Youmans Force has awarded a $3,550,- peared for the Board of Educa auto which was traveling east on 247 contract to General Pre- tion.' Dow Ave. cision Inc., Little Falls! N.J., Patrolman Albert Mansfield Mrs. Evelyn H. Riddle, secre- Safety Essay Contest for continued development of investigated. No summons was tary of the board and the board's a stellar Inertia! guidance sys- issued. agent during the condemnation RED BANK — The Red Bank judged on originality of thought tem, Sen. Harrison A. Williams Police said there were four proceedings, said the school Volunteer Fire Department will and clarity of presentation. Jr, D-NJ has announced. other minor accidents here yes- voard will: probably meet in a sponsor an essay contest for stu- They may be submitted to teach- terday, due to icy road condi- inference session next week to dents in grades six through 12 ers. Judges are chiefs and ex- lear Mr. Alpern's recommenda- WASHINGTON - The' Wel- tions. There were no other in- to alert the younger generation chiefs of the department. lons concerning the condemna- fare Department' has approved juries, they said. to the causes and effects of fire. Topics for the sixth, seventh ion commission's evaluation, and eight graders are limited a $129,597 grant for an addition' Teh prizes will be awarded When arrangements have been to "Fire prevention in the to the. John E. Runnels Hospital, each category. First and • Different Auto completed for the acquisition of home"; "What I would do in Berkeley Heights, N. J,, to pror second prizes are engraved MIDDLETGWN - Miss Karen the two acres, the board most case of fire at home" and "Fire vide 50 nursing home beds, Sen; plaques, and third through 10th Lekberg, 19, of 98 Swartzel Dr., ikely will commence negotiations prevention In my school or com- Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-NJ certificates of merit. Plaques was listed in an accident story :o obtain options on the remain- munity," but contestants in has announced. Estimated cost also will be presented to the In yesterday's Register as being ler of the tract, Mrs. Riddle said. grades nine through 12 may write of the project is $370,279. school of the student winning a a passenger in a car operated Boro Owns I'A Acres on any of the subjects or "The first prize. Sale LIFELINE TO SAFETY—A Japanese rescue worker darai the crashing taai to crawl by Mrs. Sheila Striiigfellow, 18 About VA acres of the tract Is tragedy of fire" and "fire— A Purina Dog Chow, $10. @ 100; hand over hand' along a lifeline to a itranshi' •>•»•,** ™'« •«• •' Tokyo. The ship ran aground in stormy nit The department reports there Swartzel's by .Railroad, auto operated by Gerald Holmes, will be donated to the ichool ays- The essays are to be $00 'to were 5 house, fires, here last Hoimdel Rd, Hazlet.-Adv. " on J«n.'3O. .All erawrneft aboard ware saved. IAP Wirephoto via radio from Tokyo) 19, of Cpnover PI., here. tern. word* long, and- will be ye»r, One life wu lost. H-TWsday, Jan. 31, 1953 RED BANK REGISTER Channel 2 —WCBS-TV/Onnntl CtamnneM -WNBC-Tvjcfemnntl __W0R-TV 'Hollow Crown' TVKey TELEVISION CitUMll ^WNEW-rvlOuumri 11 _WPDt.TV TVKey THURSDAY AFTERNOON t-Fiim-The Wild North, 1950, UK Prove! Another Preview ill* Cyd Chansse, 90 min. 4—Sermonette—Religion Mailbag 2-Love of Ule—Serial 11—Popeye—Cartoon* 1:15 English Favorite Today's top television shows as •4—Your First Impression- THURSDAY EVENING 2—News By STEVEN H. SCHEMER Panel ,1:25 By WILLIAM GLOVER previewed and selected by TV C:M . Question—I miss Connie Ste 7—Ernie Font—Variety 2—Give Us This Day Associated Press Drama Crltle Key's staff of experts who at- 7-News vens on "Hawaiian Eye." Shej 9—Fireside Theater—Drama FRIDAY MORNING NEW YORK (AP) - To this tend, rehearsals, watch screen- U—Three Stooges—Comedy was so cute on this show rod I 13—Books for Our Time- 5:45 season's Broadway boom in the- ings, and analyze scripts in New 13-What's New-Children Just loved her playing opposite York and Hollywood. Discussion S—Previewi, ^ ; Troy Dbnajbie." 1Wre myx'*- atrical treats from Britain, add •MS now "Toe Hollow Crown," - PERRY MASON. "The Case of 7-Weather •••••*»'* ' •••.•• vorit* nwvfe and;.-t\? Wars, - 2—News—Harry Reasoner 2-Glve U« This Day-Reilgion A, pageant of the pleasures and he Constant Doyle." Bette Davis 1:21 ";•-'• ? ;-^VjF;i?- William's conquest to Victoria's trial case while Perry Mason is 2—Search tor Tomorrow—Serial - • --.. •. «:25 , suspension from Warner Bros, un- 4-^Sermonette—Religion coronation/ It opened Tuesday in the hospital. She conducts her- 4—Truth or Consequences—Quit 7—Capsule Comment til recently. She has patched self with restraint in court with ' 5—Cartoons—Tom Gregory .•• •••; tm-::•-.. <; things up and Is back ..at work night at the Henry Miller Play- -•• • ••••••-' '• l:M "-• house for a four-week run. the aid of Dells Street and Paul 7—Father Knows Best—Serial 4—Local News—Gabe Pressman 2-College or Toe Air rumlng the remtlnln* episodes of Drake. It happens' that her 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklin 5-Mlckey Mouse 'Club 4—Continental Classroom "Hawaiian Eye," which wiU'. te Four pjayers and a musical client isn't the most friendly per- II—Rocky and his Friends 7-News—Ron Cochran ',' %••* ' , • dropped after this season. One fill the ataga with im- son either, which adds more fla- 12:« 2—Sunrise Semester , the reasons reported for Connie's aginative panorama created from 11-rHuckleberry Hound—Cartoo; 4—Continental Classroom vor to the case, and D. A. Bur. 2-Guidlng Light-Serial 13-Profile: New Jersey suspension was the, (act that she bits of ancient narrative, cour- ger shows up, too, and handles 11-Merry Mailman-Children Sen. Harrison A. William : it* '. , waa slighted.by Warners when tiers' comments and majesty's the lady attorney with kid gloves. 12: U (D..N.J.) 2- News and Weather they cast the leading role in. "My own words. tl-News p.m. CBS. 1:40 4—Today—Hugh Downs Fair Lady." Audrey Hepburn got Sometimes this contingent from TWIUGHT ZONE. "Mute." A 4-Weather 7—Early Bird Cartoons the plum ussQmtnent. I think it's the Royal Shakespeare. Company •4-News tale that builds as it goes along. 6:45 7:05 very presumptuous of Miss; Ste- of Stratford on Avon present epi- 1:0* There's nothing commonplace 2—News—Robert Trout S—Call To Prayer , •.' vens to think she'd even be con- sodes a* readings, then sudden- about this strange script that tru- 2—Women's Page 4-News—Huntley, Brinkley 7:11 sidered for the part. ly become the very participants , ly belongs in the "Twilight Zone." 4-Leave It to The Girls 7—Focus On The News . 5-News In long-ago crises. Tfce subtle It's the story of an orphan girl 5—Cartoons 7:00 7:M acting display is without period 7—Answering Service—Panel 5—Columbia Lectures Question—What is Gary Lock- whose parents had taught her not 4—Story of a Policeman wood, of last season's "Follow props or costume. 11—Superman—Adventure 7-News . SPECIAL BROADCAST—Robert Preston (on stool) is to speak because they believed in 5—Mister Magoo—Cartoons Th« Sun" series,' doing these The cast includes John Barton 13—Exploring Nature •-.8:0» •••--•• .. telepathy. When the girl is thrown 7—Guestward Hoi—Comedy ' days? I thought he would become (who also arranged and- direct- host and The Clancy' Brothers and Tommy Makem are 1:2$ into a world of talkers, their 9—Merrytoon Circus 2—Captain Kangaroo • a big «tar. v ed the entertainment), Max Adri- among the-noted folk singers who perform at "Dinner S-News 5-Sandy Becker-Children noise irritates her sensitive ears. 11-News —R. L. Hammond, Ind. an, Paul Hardwick and Dorothy Ann Jiliian plays the girl. 9 p.m. 1:M 7—Tommy Seven-iCartoons With the President," CBS News and Public Affairs spe- IS—Japanese Brush Painting Answer — Gary Is currently Tutin. Between the dramatic- CBS. 2—As The World Turns »:M scenes, interludes of ballad and cial broadcast to be presented live from Washington, 5—Film—Fall Guy, 1947, 85 min 7:1» 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons filming the pilot of a proposed McHALE'S NAVY. "The En- 2-Weather new series for next season called harpsichord melody are contrib- D. C, tonight 110:00-11:00 p.m., EST) on the CBS Tele- 9—Star and Story—Drama sign Gets a Zero." Funny show. uted by Richard Golding, Ste- 11—Global Zobal-Travel 11-Local News 9—News and Weather "The Lieutenant." If the series Is vision Network. President John F. Kennedy will be guest The men fix up Ens. Parker's Manton, John Lawrenson 13—Understanding Science 7:15 13-*Jewg sold, he'll be back on weekly TV gunnery score, and the captain as the star of this show about the and Jame»vWalker. of honor and will talk in acceptance of the annual 1:4! 2-News-WaIter Cronkite 8:55 is so impressed he bets another The lusty.Tudbrs and merry 4-News 7:25 9—Almanac Newsreel Marines. Lockwood has appeared America's Democratic Legacy Award from the Anti- officer that Parker-can win a Stuarts provide much of the sub- 1:59 U-Weather i ' fcW- aj a guest star on many, of Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. marksmanship contest. Needless 7:» ject matter, but hardly a ruler 19—Highlights of World History-J- 2—Life Of Riley-Comedy this, season's shows and made a to say, Parker can hardly pull 2—Mister Ed—Comedy in a thousand years of regal tur- Educttion -Bill Bendix , film' with Elvis Presley since the trigger. The contest is easily 4-Wide Country-Drama, bulence is overlooked entirely. It 2:0* 4-Trouble With Father "Follow Trie Sun" faded. the funniest part of the show, : is a spectacle of words tragic, TV Keynotes 5—Sugarfoot—Western 7—Funny Manns • ' but the crazy finale where he 2—Password—Allen Ludden touching, witty and vibrant with 7—Ozzie and Harriet ' 9—Jack La Lanne—Exercise Question — I would like some 'shoots down" a Japanese zero 4—Merv Griffin—Variety life. 9-Film-Shady Lady, 1945, 11-Operation Alphabet information on Richard Conte, Is also quite good. Tim Conway 7—Day In Court—Drama 9—Seekers—Education Charles Coburn, 2 hrs. 13—Profile: New Jersey who appears In many films on Two musicials, a topical revue Gobel Sees Comeback makes the same gestures in eve- U-You Asked For It TV. I remember hirri from the and a fancy-dress farce, are oth- 11—Divorce Court ' ; ••• »:» • " " ry show but, somehow, they 13—A Time to Dance er White Way favorites lately im- 2:11 7-News war films of the forties and many don't become stale) 9:30 p.m. ported from London. With "The 13-Wonder of Words 8:00 1:25 gangster roles he played in the ABC. fifties. Hollow Crown" the overseas con- For Comics on TV J:2J 2—Perry Mason—Mystery 5-News—Sandy Becker "DINNER WITH THE PRESI- 7—Donna Reed—Series fcM -Mrs. G. C. East St. Louis, 111. tingent offers a fair, full meas- 7-News ure of fascinating chronicle. By CHARLES WITBECK I counts, and I can't ' qualify DENT." Tonight's concert of rich 2:M 11—Divorce Court—Drama 2—Our Misi Brooks—Comedy Answer — Conte was born in HOLLYWOOD' -. One of the there." - . American folk music and ballet 2-House Party—Art Linkletter 13-Of Men And Ideas 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers Jersey City, N. J., in 1914. He Mason's .busiest TV guests has Viewers, who tee Gobel am honors President Kennedy, as lie 7—Seven Keys—Jack Nara— 8:30 5—Topper—Comedy , worked at various jobs until he been George Gobel. "I'm having bling into a guest spot about receives this year's annual award Quiz 4-Dr. Kildare 7—Gale Storm—Comedy was spotted by a drama instruc- Arrest Of a good rattle this, year," says once a month; may be under the of the Anti-Defamation League 9—Film-Captain Kidd and the 5—Lawman 9-Captain Kidd and the Slave tor in an amateur production at lonesome George. "1 don't have impression George spends most tor his "dedication to democra- Slave Girl, 1954, Eva Gabor, 7—Leave It To Beaver Girl, 1954, Eva Gabor, 90 a summer resort who-convinced ' a show, so I'm not conflicting of his time on the golf course, cy," Tune in for the President's 90 min. B-.00 min. him he should try acting. After Alan Freed sponsor-wise with anyone. I can taking time out for the shows. It comments on accepting the 13—Tri-State Focus—Discussion 2-Twilight Zone 11—Comedy Party—Cartoons studying for a short Deriod, Conte, landed a part in William Saroy-| fit in anywhere." would be a suitable mixture of award; and for the many talents 2:50 5-Wrestling 13 Phonics I—Education an'j "Mv Heart's In the Hijsh- Is Ordered work and leisure. > 'epresented here Inspired by the 13—Music Interlude I—My Three Sons—Comedy 0:45 Gobel and manager-partner lands" which'was followed by the NEW YORK (AP)-Disc jock- He's Hustling spirit of freedom implicit in our 2:5$ 11—Broadway Goes Latin 4-News David O'Malley (called "Mr. O" leading role in the road company ey Alan Freed has been ordered by George), were toying with the This view is erroneous. The lit- culture. You'll hear folk singers 4-News 13—Robert Herridge Theater 13—Science Corner—Education 9:39 of "Golden Boy." Hollywood arrested for failing to pay a $300 idea of shooting a situation-corn-j tle man is hustling—a week at ike Odetta, Josh White,' The 5-News 10:00 4-Hazei-Cornedy-Shirley beckoned and he's been making fine in connection with his guilty edv pilot, when along came ABC's the Oopa Club in Atlanta, another Clancy Brothers; see a folk bal- J:M 2—Calendar—Reasoner let < choreographed by, Hanya Booth 4—Say When—Art James films ever since. plea to a charge of commercial "Premiere" with the idea of an week at the Vapors in Hot 2-To Tell the Truth-Panel bribery. The charge grew out of Holm to music by George Klein- 7—McHale's Navy—Ernest 5—Film—Fire One, 1954, Don hour variety show hosted by Go- Springs while the ponies are run- 4—Loretta Young—Drama the 1960 Investigation of payola in bel. ning, 10 days' in.Chicago, a guest singer; hear poet Mark Van Dor- 5—Doorway to Destiny Borgnine Ameche, 85 min. Question — What is the name J—Kingdom of The Sea 7—Susie—Comedy "It's always better If George spot in Hollywood, a date in San en's words in narration; with 7—Queen for a Day of the girl who played Gregory 11—Sea War—Documentary 11—Ed Allen—Exercise Peck's girl friend In the movid Freed, 40, was fined last month plays himself," said Mr. O, "so Francisco. There are no weeks! Robert Preston ori hand as the 11—How to Marry a Millionaire—; 13—M.I.T. Science Reporter 10:05 . "Purple Plain?" and given a six-month jail sen- we agreed." The show, Pre- when he sits around or saunters Mining's host, Live from the Comedy 13—Higher Horizons . tence, which was suspended. . non over to the club for a. round of, Sheraton Park Hotel in'Washlng- 13-News -Mrs. H. H.. York, Pa. tniere's first attempt at a 10:J0 He had been accused of accept- drama, goes tonight on ABC, andgolf. :on. 10 p.m. CBS. 1:15 2-Dinner With JFK Answer — Peck's co-star was The working world of smoky STEVE ALLEN. Tony Bennett 13-Music Interlude -4-Andy WjUiams-Va,riety- 7-News a young Burmese beauty called ing more than 130,000 In bribes agency people will check the pro- from seven record companies to night clubs Is also changing for nd Jennie Smith do the singing 1:2$ \ Ann Sothern and Lome 10:25 Win Min Than, a name the pub- gram knowing it's a pilot. No- play their tones on tfce air. He George. Old ones die out and new lonors on tonight's repeat,show, 2-News Greene 4-News licity releases state could be body's done a first-class film va- 1J—Spotlight on Art pleaded guilty to counts charging riety show before, and it's pos- ones keep springing up. A new while Steve plays games with the 7—Alcoa—Premiere—George loosely translated as "beautiful, 10:10 hlm with accepting $2,000 from sible this might be the right tic- club will pay.a Gobel to start off] audience, and lets his orchestra 2—Millionaire—Drama , Gobel . a thoosandfold." Anyway, Miss| 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy one record company and- $700 ket for Gobel. "It also means we big, and then cut' the budget on go to town. 11:15 p.m. WPIX. •4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial 9—High Road, to Danger Than, who certainly- is beautiful, 4—Play Your Hunch from another. K could shoot acts in foreign coun following! ifntertslners in an ef< TONIGHT. Johnny Carson has 5-Mr. District Attorney 11—Adventures In Paradise displayed disinterest in a film ca- 7-GirlTalk; tries," added Mr. 0. fort to save a little dough and ictress Jan Sterling and Yvonne 7-Who Do You Trust? 13—World at Thirteen , ; reer and said she preferred mar- A criminal court judge Issued 11—Film—The Corpse Vanishes, I yet give the big-time impression. Constant join his conversational 11—Best of Groucho 10:30 riage as a long-term provocation. a bench warrant for. Freed, So Gobel's idea for a situation 1942, Bela Lugosi, 80 min. She returned to her native Bur- whose residence was given as There Is also a matter of fresh- rew this time. (Color) 11; 15 p.m.13—Television for Teachers 9—View From The Top comedy pilot has gone down the 10:45 ma and hasn't made a film since Palm Springs, Calif. • drain. "They're going oretty good ness in the territory. Gobel likes NBC. 4:00 . J-Heifetr Master Class 2—Secret Storm—Serial .11:00 13—'Phonics I—Education this season," says George. "If to do:|,Spot'Bt)d then stay,'away 11:01 if possible for a year and a half. 4—Match Game—Gene Rayburn 2—News—Douglas Edwards (For an answer to your que* •we made a pilot we might Just SECURITY VS. SINGING 2—McCoys—Comedy ' land on the* tail end of the cycle. Two years Is Ideal, he says, 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons 4-News-^I. K. M McCaffery lions about any TV. program or NEW YORK (AP)-Alfred Co 4—Price Is Right Who knows? Now, with the. change on the 7—American Bandstand—Dick 5-News ' actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- a is finally getting a chance 7-iJane Wyman ' expense account write-off, no one: Clark 7-News-Bill Shadel er, TV Key Mailbag, c/o The Comics' Day i sing in a theater production. 9^-Playhouse 60 knows what" Is going to happen 9—Kingdom or the Sea 9—Film—See 7:3ft p.m. Register.) > . "I remember when Berle, Du- The baritone gave up a bud- .3—Understanding Science rante, Gleason and Caesar were to the spots—they may alt dry 11—Bozo The Clown 1—News , ding vocal career 10 years ago 13—Television for Teachers 13—Reflections 11:20 Of 1,407 accidents of ill kinds toD dogs of television. The comic up. There will be exceptions in 13—Higher Horizons 'or the greater financial security) 4:25 11:10 on the New Jersey Turnpike in! was the thing. I got In (195+55) the b! 10. We are an authorized THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION RCA Victor dealer. 10 WATERMAN AVENUE, RUMSON ••A mm1tteWla or« tovmomi- » SCIALFA TV ft APPLIANCE CO. PHONE 842-2000 —*. "(Mar M CMttWi" m mommy, WEST UM MUNCH C A 9-0200 Your Hoit—JOHN WILSON Barf B, Ufatoaa, Stanley Mu»- d F, Dowirtrt, Hubert M. Far- BED BANK BEGISTER Thm&Kf, Jan. 3L, 1963-lS ger, Robert A, Nor*, Andrew M. ml Jr., Alfred C. Gojfci, Vnak Fast-Growing Generation Orr, Irt N. Sboppard, Thomas . Sfeaw, Dr. Robert L. Tic* Us retirement. Mrs, ScaUder L. Shirley, WaKer W. Vow, Paul ant and David W. Woodward. requested that donation* for flow- D.: White, Fred D. Wikoff, 3d, A special worship service . Schlaefer ers be contributed to « scholar- Presbyterian* Get Report from Dr. Webster S. 0. WllUhlre, Charles A. Wo!- e held Sunday at 3:30 In ship fund. bach, Jr., Robert F. Worden and hurch sanctuary to ordain Contributions to the Dr. Edward RED BANK r- The Presbyte-] and officers.) The total receipts Swift, financial secretary; Ray' Robert L. Yeager. lstall the newly-elected officers, G. Schlaefer Scholarship fund rian Church is one of the fastest of the church in 1962 were $236,- mend D. Tufts, assistant to treas- New Deaconesses he service will be presided over should be forwarded to the office growing Presbyterian congregai 562—$110,306 for operating ex- urer; Robert S. Telfer, church Members of the board of dea- y Rev. Dr. Webster, and Rev.Receives $450 of college relations at Monmouth tions in the East, according to penses; $78,171 for its growth school financial secretary; Mr. conesses elected were: For a Ir. Ewalt will assist. WEST LONG BRANCH - In College. one-year term, Mrs. Rudolph W. the report submitted by Rev. Dr, fund (mortgage reduction) and and Mrs. Peter A. Collins, cere- three days, some $450 has been May and Mrs. Lyman B. Lock, Charles S. Webster at the annual $48,085 for its benevolent pro- takers, and Uther. L. Gardner, Members of the American scl received at Monmouth College Tools for repairing spacecraft wood; for two years, Mrs. R congregational meeting last week. grams. assistant caretaker. ' ' ntific team who plan to explore for a scholarship in memory of In a state of weightlessness must Kenneth Altreuter and Mrs. Rob- fount Everest next spring in- the late Dr. Edward E. Schlaef- be specially designed. If an ordi- The report showed that the Spiritual Condition The following ruling elders ert E. Billings; for three years lude a climatologist, a physicist, er. nary welding torch were used, it church has experienced the Reports from the other mem- were elected: for a one-year- Mrs. John E. Bailly, Mrs. George iree medical doctors, a psychol' The chief administrator at the would act like a rocket motor greatest net increase in member- bers of the staff revealed that term, Charles L. Weigle; , for H. Ferguson, Mrs. Robert W gist, a sociologist and an his- college 28 years, Dr. Schlaefer and propel the astronaut out in- ship among the Presbyterian the church is is an • excellent three years, Ramsey E. Cam- Gorsuch, Mrs. Donald Howard rian. died lost Thursday, a year after to space. , .' - '.--• .< Churches in New Jersey, and spiritual condition. The present mack, Robert M. Close, John D. Mrs. Robert W. Maccubbin, Mrs. rates second in growth of mem- members of the'staff are Rev.Colin, Ross E. King, John W. Francis MoMenimen, Mrs. Rob- bership from Maine to Florida Dr. Webster, minister; Rev. Kouba, Jr., Carlyle R. Noble and ert A. Patton, Mrs. Irving Peak, — exceeded only by the Presby- James L. Ewalt, associate min- Albert R. Tebo. An expression of Mrs. George Reid, Mrs. B. H. terian Church of Pompano Beach, ister; Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush, thanks was tendered to retiring Thome, Mrs. William S. Verner, Fla. minister of visitation; Charles E. elders Robert W. Bennett, Ildon Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster Mrs. William G. Wall, Mrs. Rich- During the past 14 years the Autenrieth, minister of Christian R. Blackburn, James L. Dav ard J. Walters and Mrs. Harry church has welcomed 2,815 neweducation; William C. Wood, min- son, Wallace A. Maginn, Ralph E. Westlake, Jr. An expression Stimpson Brown, Jr., Dr. Law- members. Last 312 persons unit- ister of music; Mildred Sherman, A. Norton, H. Ralph Pemme of thanks was rendered to Mrs. rence R. Burdge, George W. ed with the church, bringing its church secretary, Mrs. Henry and Robert M. Wood. Other ru J. Leonard Covert, Mrs. Howard Grimm, Jr., Edwin F. Herr, Jr. present membership to 2,340. The Barbler, assistant secretary; ing elders currently serving ai J. Dutcher, Jr., Mrs. John W. Alfred Jones, .Rudolph W. May church school enrollment is 1,385Mrs. Robert H. Shelly,. assistant John C. Antliff, Carroll C. Bai Groesbeck, Mrs. Royal H. Hintze, Frank C. Roe, Walter Seymour, (1,215 students and 168 teachers secretary; Mrs. Raymond S. ey, CarroB W. Barclay, Jr,, V Mrs. Harold MacLeod; Mrs. Rus- Jr., John D. Staple, Jr., and sell D. Rainey, 2d, Mrs. Donald Edward H. Urion. Rowe, Mrs. Edward Swikart, Jr., Stewards Elected Mrs. John S. Thatcher, Miss Members of the board of stew- Phyllis Ward, Mrs. William W. ards were elected\as follows: For Ward, Mrs. Clifford H. Warrlck, a two-year term.y'Shirley C. Jr., Mrs. Herbert E. Werner, CARPET SALE! Mounce and Irving Peak; for Mrs. William H. Wikoff, Sr., and three years, Robert H. Edmunds, Mrs. Albert W. Worden. Other William L. Ford, Gordon Forsyth members of the board of dea- Jr., Norman C. Gardner, H. conesses serving are Mrs. Leon Installed Tackless Over Heavy Waffle Pad Ralph Pemmerl and William G. A. Abel, Mrs. Horace W. Bell, THIS IS OUR FINAL CLEARANCE Wall. An expression of thanks Mrs. George C. Bray, Mrs. Rich- was rendered to Philip E. Bailey, ard K. Brown, Mrs. James Kenneth C. Burger, Ramsey E. Campbell, Jr., Mrs. Henry Chris- FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! Vacuum Cleaner Cammack, Robert Cowgill, Wil- tiansen, Mrs. Willard R. Cobb, liam J. Florence, Philip H. Roy Jr., Mrs. John D. Colin, Miss and Edward H. Urion. Other Harriet B. Cook, Mrs. Joseph J. A remarfrable 3-for-l clearance of a wide variety BAGS stewards currently serving are Dauster, Mrs. W. Albert Dor* Tyra M. Boyd, Ramsey E. Cam.mus, Mrs. Edwin F. Herr, Jr. of Sandier & Worth's greatest broadloom values. FITS MOST CLEANERS mack, Vaughan C. Chambers, Jr. Miss Gladys W. Horn, Mrs. Ches- Regular 98c W. Albert Doremus, Donald C. ter B. Houghtaling, Mrs. Her- All verifiable values in good color and width assortment. Hays, James B. Normlngton, bert H. Johnson, Jr., Mrs. De* Philip H. Roy, Paul H. Royer, ter 0. Jones, Mrs. Ross E. King, Lloyd G. Sidwell, Willis M. Sisson Miss Ruth LaWall, Mrs. Harry 49' Neil W. Spendiff and Earl G. 0. Metzger, Mrs. Cariyle R. No- Tyree. ble, Mrs.. H. Ralph Pemraerl, Mrs. Philomay Serpico. Mrs. INSTALLED LIONEL Members of the board of dea-Frank D. Shaw and Mrs. William cons also were elected as fol- C. Wood. ALL WOOL TEXTURED Jersey Brown TRAINS and ACCESSORIES lows: for a one-year term An unusually heavy all-wool Charles F. Mayer and Charles Corporate Meeting textured, by a famous American 795 W. Smith; for two years, Edwin At the corporate meeting pre- WORK S. Close, 2d, Raymond W. Havi- sided over by Harold F. Dow. mill. This offering is at Uti than land, and Lawrence Van der stra, president of the board ol TEXTURED original wholesale cost. S colors. GLOVES Vliet; for three years, George trustees, the church was re- value $11.95 50% to 70%OFF ported In a sound financial con- F. Baine, Herbert W. Cardwell BROADLOOM James Y. Duncan, Jr., Edward dition. REG. from list on all 027, Stiper O and HO. CONTINUOUS 49c 33' A. Hebditch, Donald Howard, A budget of $161,000 for 1963 INSTALLED Come in and we our large selection. Charles Meyer, Benjamin R. was adopted-$107,498 'or operat- FILAMENT Pickering, Russell D. Rainey II, ing expenses; $7,802 for financ- Dean Boeder, Henry A. Schauer, ing and $45,700 for benevolences, NYLON TEXTURED Frederick Shands, Leslie R. This Includes the youth budgei An incredible value mad* pos- Lifetime Plastic RUBBER 795 Stewart, Edward Swikart, Jr., of $8.000—$1,700 of whioh is giv sible by a special purchase and BIRD FOOD Robert H. Wallace, Richard J. en to benevolences. Moreover, It Comparable Waste Paper WELCOME Walters and W" Leroy Williams. was disclosed that during the special weaving. Guaranteed Now is the time to feed An expression, of thanks was renpast 12 years $772,995 has been to wear 10 yri. 6 luxury colors. vahw $10.9S your feathered friends. BASKET MAT dered to Edwin M. Close, Harry received in cash for .the building W. DOuty, B. William Farley, programs atop the hill and that REG. 1 .88 Gordon Forsyth, Jr., John W. $100,000 had been received from MASLAND "501" INSTALLED 25 2.49 Groesbeck, Henry G. Harley, Ar- the sale of the church properties I thur T. Holey, Warren Hubbard, at the bottom of Tower HIM. The NYLON TEXTURED John W. Kouba, Jr., Ralph E. church has presently an invest- Considered by many experts to 95 Kramer, A. Jackson Lindsley, ment of one million dollars In Hi be the fineit carpet of all. Salt- Guy A. Lucian, Robert W. Mac-properties. Furthermore, It wai n- »«. priced to make way for new 9 RAY-O-YAC FLASHUTE A cubbin, Charles C. Maute, Albert disclosed that whereas 17.2 pei Comparablt W. Metrger, Moses C. Murphey, cent of the church budget was patterns. 8 magnificent colors. VOIIM $12.95 Paul R. Regan and William J. given to the church's benevolenl Ryan II. Other members of the program a decade ago, now board of deacons currently serv- 331/3 per cent is given. ing are: Norman F. Bate, Rob- The following persons were INSTALLED BATTERIES L ert H. Beck, Richard K. Brown, elected to the board of trustees; 100% NYLON TWIST Hamilton Browne, Willard H. for a one-year term, Mrs. Law 30 Monmouth St. Cobb, Jr., Joseph Cordrey, Da rence R. Burdge; for three ye»rs, An aaiy-to-maintain broadloom yid A. dwell, Fred R. Daniels, Mrs. Ruth A. Barclay, Kenneth Fred E. Engle, Thomas S. Field, that can take punishment . . . 795 C. Burger, S. West Holden, Jr., and keep looking lovaly. 12' RED BANK Jr., Arnold W. Galbraith, Howell George W. Waters and William Comparable George, Jr., Walter B. Gillette, H. Wikoff, Jr. A vote of thanks and IS* widths in 12 colors. ij SH 7-2222 Gordon C. Irwin, Jr., Ole A. for services rendered as trustees TWIST value $9.95 was given to John D. Colin, Ross E. King, Mrs. Ralph A. Norton BROADLOOM DUPONT 501 and Harry C. F. Worden. Other INSTALLED trustees • presently serving are NYLON TWIST Everything piles up handsomely in a Chevy II including savings Robert E. Billings, Joseph F. Incredibly hard-wearing fiber in Bryan, Gordon D. Donald, Har a toft twisted taxtura. Guaran- Imagine a low-loading wagon roomy enough to this one goes and goes on a gallon. 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REGISTER Paris Openings Adam and Eve 'BandTaiia1 Wall Township Students Heim Designs Silhouette Tempted to Stray By LUCIE NOEL be caught making a braided of colorful tweeds in this sho&ing evening m all jet, gold, sllve (Do you have a personal Dear Disgusted: PARIS (AP) - Jacques Heim suit — but there she was in a and Coco emphasized coarse two and bronze on liquid one-pieci question or problem? Send it If your husband became sick To Give Band Concert flattened the feminine figure stunning braided beige tweed and' three-tone weaves. She also dresses, sheaths or cardigan to Adam or, Eve Lowell or with pneumonia, Would you suit, embroidered at the edges exhibited long unfitted dress suits. feel that was grounds for di- WALL TOWNSHIP—The instru lege, Fredooia, N. Y. He studi his spring and summer fashion both, as you prefer. For a collection yesterday. He also in navy blue with a matching coats over dresses with Two ol the collection's dressei personal, unpublished reply, vorce? mental music department of Wall at the Eastman School a' Musil blouse. Adam. in Rochester and at St. Bona added striking oriental touches tops attached to thewere debutante In white organdy enclose a stamped, self-ad- Township High School will pre- The oriental feeling run The collection featured a new One was sashed in light blui dressed envelope. Mail to It cannot be' repeated too venture University, New York. often: Alcoholism is an illness. sent "BandTasia," a program The symphonic band will con- through many of Helm's best apron panel skirt for day and moire ribbon and the other ii Adam & Eve,' c/o The Reg- featuring the stage and sym- evening ensembles. Little Chinese bright red. ister.) Don't throw away 32 years of clude the program each evening marriage because your hus- phonic bands, Feb. 8 and 9 awitl h "Stars And Stripes." coats with' important back flares Pierre Balmain hi his spring are jeweled In pearls, rhlnestones and summer collection, also DEAR ADAM AND EVE: band is >U. Start tackling the 8 p.m. here in the school audi The "Student Prmce Ovei problem constructively by ture" by Romberg and "Balh and mother of pearl, effective shown Tuesday, confirmed his I've been writing to this mar- torium. and never too rich. desire to produce cfothes fo ried Sir' ^te often and when I writing to (and joining) Al- Parisienne" by Offenbach als Anon Family Group, P. O. Box Described as an "educationa will be played by the symphonii With them go dozens of simple women "with the means and th was back in my home town, I first in the school" by directo taste for supreme elegance am spent most of my time with her. 459, Grand Central Station, band. sheaths, shaped to the tiny N. Y. 17. William Entwistle, the musical moulded bosom. Bright jade, tu refinement." Her husband didn't seem to care. program will be different on both quoise, coral, cerise and white His tailoring Is superb Ir He may be putting on an act, but evenings. Some 90 students will as well as black tell this pa quantities of little suits designed I don't know what to do about participate. Monmouth tlcular section of the elaborati for active young women. Sho her. I know she loves me, but Tickets are being sold by mem evening story. jackets stop just below the hips m not sure whether I love her Weekly or not. They have a child, one bers of the two bands, and also Helm's silhouette makes coal Such vivid colors as bright may be purchased at the door. Names year old. And another thing and suit news. coral, turquoise blue and re bothers me. My family wouldn't Soloists opening night will be All suits with one or two classi- rex, and such neutrals as lioi Miss Joy Haykes, a senior. A like the idea of my breaking up a Food The least sung of our wacal exceptions are cut to flare beige and pure white are mostly marriage. I don't know what to piano soloist, she will play "Deep heroes were perhaps the great- and stand away from the body shown with dark twill foulard Purple." A timpani solo will be do. I want this girl, but I also est—the doctors and surgeons They bypass bust, waist and shirts, all sleeveless and general- want my family. given by Gary Cubberly, a senior who accompanied the troops in hips by a wide margin, but the ity printed in oversize tie-silk Review with band accompaniment. Flute the Revolution and the Civil War. waistline it marked by a thong Ispaced motifs. They have impor- Troubles. soloist will be Miss Jeannette Anesthetics were almost u Dear Troubles: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of self fabric for a belt which tant looped ascots and the' Beef is bargain-priced at many Murphy, a junior. She will play known, no pain killers had beer is purely decorative. The flan shoulder line is frequently cui The way to keep your family and your self-respect Is to keep supermarkets this weekend as it "Sonata in A Minor" by Tele- discovered, no antiseptics and is achieved through a wide pep- in to stress shoulders. (i' man, with piano accompanist, few instruments made the sur- away from the married girl. If competes for favor with generous lum %»nd integrated into the Shoulders are further stressed supplies of pork ancf poultry. Jean Silverstein, a student of geon's task horrible and thbode y of the jacket or coat. her husband is pretending indif- Asbury Park Business College. doctor's frustrating. in several excellent kimonc ference he is putting on an act, One national chain offers rib In suits the flare reaches sleeved topcoats. and your role is the most dan- oasts at 69 cents a pound in its Some numbers by the But these great men were i well below the hips. His coats are cut on a full gerous of all—the villain. tav York outlets, with top sirloin symphonic band are the "Great with the troops and they were it 89 cents. Gate of Kiev" by Moussorgsky often captured when they stayed In dresses, or two-piece suits, circular bias and Often feature Adam and Eve. and "Bugles' Holiday" by Leroy behind in a retreat with the it may take on any length bul a circular yoke emphasized in Othei; beef attractions over the Anderson. wounded or the prisoners. Thej always remains youthful anc double row of welted seams. Th DEAR ADAM AND EVE: nation include sirloin steaks, liver used any building available fi chic. classic topcoat cut on straigh My husband, has been seeing ind stew beef. The stage band numbers will roomy lines appears with tw another woman. He says he Fork loins and chops, and Include "Embraceable You," a hospital, a tent, a barn, Heim favors the elbow-length church or any place where thecape sleeve. This is shown on al- flapped pockets, each boasting loves . i'e and our family, but hesmoked hams, picnics and butts, "Sugar Blues," "So la Love" bone button on the comer flap. has written to this other woman are widely featured. Sausage is a from "Kiss Me Kate," and hisoldiert s might be laid on themost all the important group ol floor and operating tables set u gay summer coats with individu- Biggest news In the Balma and helped her financially, egional bargain. tunes from "Caravan" and "Bye think he felt sorry for her. NowFryers, broilers and baking Bye Birdie." Pictures of operations by lamp al detailing and also, generally, collection is his use of dark chif- or candlelight make one's blood on all spring and summer fon prints featuring large dart that I have found out about it, lens continue to be offered at low Now in his second year as dirun cold. The sufferings of thedresses for every hour. floral designs. He uses them he swears he won't have any- wices. rector of the instrumental music wounded were frightful. simple shirtwaist ~ styles, wit! thing more to da with her, but I Fruit prices continue to reflect department, Mr. Entwistle is a am so worried. Tell me, is it The earliest record of a physl PARIS (AP) — Ageless Coco tailored belts at the natural waist 'inter freezes. With the remain- graduate of Fredonia State Col- line. He tops them with floatin; likely that one* a man has found ing supply of Florida oranges esti- cian in Monmouth County was i Chanel topped her own show another woman he can ever Doct. Nicholas Esq" at the d Tuesday as the high priestess coats worn open, or capes mated at about half what is was To Present Program self stoles. really come back to his wife and at this time a year ago, shipping- struction of the Court House of Paris fashions unveiled her family and truly love them and Freehold. Many of the names ol collection in a packed show room. Mint prices of top quality fruit In Area Schools be true to them? lave just about doubled. HAZLET — "Dolls for Demoo important early doctors are fi Coco once said she wouldn Love Him. Apples, grapes, cherries, winter racy" program will be presented miliar in our life today: Dr evening wear. There were plent John and Nathaniel Scudde Eatontown Dear Love Him: Mars and avocados help fill the in all Raritan Holmdel Township Yes, of course. Instead of raid at relatively reasonable pric- schools beginning next week. Thomas Henderson, Thomas Barber, Jacobus Hubbard, Jo- Carnival expecting the worst, expect the The program, which' demon- best and show him you trust Snap beans, lima beans, sweet- strates the cultural and scientific seph Eaton, grandson of the first Shrewsbury settler of Eatontown; Dr. Wil him and have faith. It will :orn, green peppers, tomatoes and contributions ,made by famous help bring out the best in him. eggplant are higher in most persons of alt races, religions and Ham Imlay of New Egypt, and On Feb. 10 Dr. Edward Taylor, to name jusl Hose Unit EATONTOWN - The parades, Adam and Eve. areas. New cold waves have con- nationalities, will be sponsored tinued to hinder growth. by the' Anti-Defamation League few. It is said that the rides pageants and ceremonies sub of Dr. Taylor, by day and nigh committee of the Tercentenary DEAR EVE: Vegetables that show the least of the Ayelet Chapter, Bnai Brith Elects Slate I have a problem of long1 stand Women. Mrs. Robert Silverstone regardless of the weather, ex- Committee will hold a Wintei effect of the weather include tended from the sea coast to the SHREWSBURY-Mrs. Carl Ni Carnival at Wampum Brook nea: ing. I have been married 32 beets, carrots, spinach, celery, es- Is league chairman. )e!aware River. was elected president of the Lake Drive in Eatontown years and raised two children, csrole, lettuce and cauliflower. Ladies Auxiliary of the Shrews- Feb. 10 at 2:30 pjn. In case o but now have run into a drink- Two very important doctors bury Hose Company at a recent ing problem with my husband. were the brothers Woodhull, John unfavorable weather, Albert meeting hi the fire house. Carelli, chairman, announced the For three years he has been a and Gilbert, sons of Rev. John real heartache. I've tried every- If They're Woodhull, who for 40 years was Others elected were Mrs. Rob- Mrs, Frank A. Falconetti, Jr. carnival will be held the follow- ert Scott, vice president; Mrs. Ing Sunday at the same tim thing I know of to stop his drink- pastor of Old Teanent Church ing, but he has the idea that he Dr. John was always In theAlfred Cooney, treasurer, and The theme of the carnival BUSTER Mrs. Louis Longo, secretary. is being cute and even brags saddle, his morning calls on h Jean MacCregor Wed "An Old-Fashioned Ska tin about his capacity—even to the patients being frequently 40 miles Committees appointed by Mrs. Party." Costumes of 1850-1900 an point of saving his "empties" to BROWIV from beginning to end. TheNill are Mrs. Bernard Mara, optional, but prizes will t show friends. brothers, who inherited' wealth Mrs. Frank Dancey; Mrs. Scott awarded to outstanding fami He refuses help, saying, that from their father, practiced and Mrs. Patrick D'Oloia, ways In Westminster Churchgroups and individuals. Ice float They Fill for ... rather from love of their pa- and means; Mrs. Longo, pubMIDDLETOW- N - Westminstei what 'little" he drinks won't hurt white carnations and chrysanthe- built on sleds may also be enhim. I am 49 and he is 52. The • Draperies • Slipcovers tients and delight in their profes- icity, Mrs. Oscar Newman, mem- Presbyterian Church was the set-mums. tered with the costumes. • Bedspreads • Curtains sion rather than for pecuniar} bersbop; Mrs. Scott, Welfare; children think I should divorce ting here Saturday for the mai Raymond Falconetti, at home, Races will be held for all ag>him and forget him. Do you think • Shades • Blinds gain. In fact, doctors were often Mrs. George Lange, Sr., an groups and prizes also will b paid by work, by cord wood oi riage of Miss Jean MacGregoi wa3 best man for his brother. I am too old to start a new life? Complete. Installation Service Mrs. Longo, property clerks; Ushers wer Kenneth Kaiman awarded in these events. t. farm Implements. Mrs. George Marx, past presi- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georg< e Should I get a divorce or stick it SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE and Charles Winker, both of Mid- Professional entertainment out with him? Almost all the medical men o dents pin; Mrs. Blanche Marx, A. MacGregor, 107 Burlington 747-4422 dletown. being planned and a bonfire wil Disgusted. our early times carried thi chaplain. Ave., Leonardo, to Frank Antho- be built near the lake edge! "SEE US- ..ames of first settlers or early The bride and bridegroom are Mrs. James Fitzgerald, Mrs. ny Falconetti, Jr., son of Migraduates of Middletowo Town- . Mr. Carelli has appealed foi BUSTER BROWN- important citizens. These men John Parker, Mrs. George Lange, choral groups, barbershop quar were heroes in every day life, and Mrs. Frank A. Falconetti ship High School. Mrs. Falconetti USO Serves Jr., Mrs. Cooney and Mrs. New- is employed as a bookeeper with tets and soloists to volunteer to RED BANK in peace as in war. Cooper Rd. perform. man were named to the telephone Food Circus, Middletown. Her Sunday Supper 17 WHITE ST. RED BANK committee and Mrs. Cooney, Rev. Harlan C. Durfee offici- husband is the comptroller's as- The carnival is open to thi LONG BRANCH-Military per AUXILIARY MEETING Mrs. Nill, Mrs. Newman and ated at the double ring cere- sistant at Shop-Rite, Freehold. public. sonnel and their families at- HAZLET — A meeting of theMrs. Long, the coffee urn commony- . Organist was Frank R. The couple will make their tended the regular monthly sup- mittee. Barnard, Leonardo, uncle of ths per Sunday at the Long Branch 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary home at 403 Rt. 35 on their re- Gray Ladies Give v ill be held Monday Id the home bride. A reception followed i turn from a weddng trip to the USO. Dally 9 to 5:30 of Mrs. Stanley Schwartz, 25 RnSpicy Story Willowbrook Inn, Fair Haven. Poconos. 21,297 Hours The baked meat loaf supper Frl. '011 land PI. Plans for hospital visit! Mr. MacGregor gave hi SHREWSBURY - Volunteers was prepared and served by the In Vienna smart women pray In one of the several Red Cross will be discussed. for a rainy day In order to carry daughter in marriage. She wc-r< following members of the USO VALENTINE DANCE services in Monmouth County Senior Hostess Committee: Mrs. a posh parasol by Franck-Steiner. a gown of Alencon lace and peai HAZLET—The Parent-Teacher de soie. The fitted bodice of laci the Gray Ladies, gave 21,29" Ronald T. Ellstrom, chairman Many are piped with ocelot or Association of Middle Road School hours during 1962. Mrs. Jack Whearty. Mrs. Mitch- leopard to match coats. Others was designed with short sleave; and scoop neckline and the fuwill l sponsor a Be My Valentine Of this total, 20,007 hours were ell Lieberman, Mrs. Robert are gaily striped. Handles are spent in six county institutions Haydeo, Mrs. Dominick Miraglia, RUMP READING INSTITUTE old style wooden ones, which skirt of peau de soie terminates Dance Feb. 16 in the American in a cathedral train. Her chapel- for the sick. The service, undei Mrs. John Sague, Mrs. Samuel often have a spicy aroma when Legion post hall, Keyport. The the leadership of Mrs. Joseph Sestito and USO Committee it rains. length veil was held in place b; pearl crown headpiece anc dance is a benefit for the school Olivier of Red Bank, county chairman Mrs. Eric C. Ellstrom. she carried an old fashioned bou- library. chairman, and assisted by Mrs.Small games activities followed. SPRING SESSION quet of white carnations, cen- Children of the seventh and Dale Shick of New Shrewsbury, Activities at the Asbury Park IMPORTER tered with gardenias. eighth grades will participate in vice chairman, gave regular hel[ USO resume with a "Welcome Founders' Day program en- to Fitkin Memorial Hospital, thi Back" combo dance tonight! The February 4'— May 25 CLOCKS Mrs. Frank Long of Lakewooc titled "What's Cooking?" at a Home for the.Chronic Sick, the Asbury Park olub also features was matron of honor for heimeeting Feb. 18. John L. Montgomery Medical Saturday night dances, weekend Grandfather Clocks, sister. Bridesmaid was Mis: Monmouth Medical Cen- RUMSON SOUTH ORANGE Raritan Township Board of Home, dormitory accommodations and Westminster Chime, • Susan Barnard, Leonardo, cousi Education candidates addressed ter, Patterson Army Hospital anc after-church coffee calls each of the bride. Their matchin Riverview Hospital. 842-1650 762-7828 Wall & Mantel Clocks, the PTA at a recent meeting, in Sunday from 11 to 12 noon. The street-length gowns were de- the school. Guest speaker was In addition, Gray Ladies servei club is open from Thursday to Cuckoo Clocks signed with turquoise velvet bed- Robert Morris, school board 640 hours on bloodmobile visit: Sunday afternoon. ' READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS ices and satin modified bell skirt: member. and 1,650 hours in other chaptei Travel Alarms They wore matching velvet pil The Long Branch USO is open activities, including administra- Friday thru Sunday and features Saturday mornings or weekday evenings. This box headpieces and carried ol NEW ENGLAND RECIPE tion. ALSO fashioned bouquets of pink an programs for military families. course is offered at all levels from 7th grade This delicious recipe for a dip SURPRISE PARTY Watches & Jewelry white carnations. through college, with students grouped according can be made hours ahead of a HAZLET - A surprise birth to ability. It helps students to read with speed At Loweit Prices Flower girl was Miss Jea party. Thaw a 10'4-ounce can ofday party was given In honoi Benton Show Long, Lakewood, niece of th frozen condensed New England of Mrs. Stanley Jasper Saturday and comprehension, to write grammatically and bride. Her white frock was o lam chowder. Blend it with 8 In the home of Mr. and MrsI.n New York logically, to spell accurately, and to increase vo- MANN & SON imported Swiss organdy and thiounces of cream cheese, 2 table- Irwin Berliner, 47 Virginia Aye. NEW YORK-Missouri's Gov. If $ like > second skin... 3 Cor. Avt. D & Reutt 36, cummerbund was of turquoise spoons chopped onion and a teaGuest- s Included Mr. and MrsJoh. n Dalton, Dr. Elmer Ellis, ounces of tight-woven nylon.: cabulary. This course is especially popular with velvet. She also wore a velvel spoon of lemon juice. Chill. Himelfarb, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atlantic Highlands president of the University of t dries in minutes, right en serious, capable students who want to improve pillbox headpiece and carried Makes about 2 cups of dip. Serve Kreuter and Mr. and Mrs. David Missouri, and painter [Thomas 291-2090, white basket of pink, yellow an with corn or potato chips. Kaufman, all of Hazlet. your body... and there'* ., school grades and to prepare for college boards Hart Benton are scheduled to at-absolutely no show-ttirougti.V III or other exams. end the .opening of the George Caleb Bingham Exhibition Satur- Ideal for racing, skin diving \ \\1 day here at Knoedler Art Galo-r lor any day at the beach. \ ill READING for children in grades 1-6 leries, 14 East 57lli St. Chosen by the United Statn \ \Vi SAVES SAVE$ SAVES The exhibition includes 117 Olympic Team. In Black, J [I Two 1 y2 hour meetings a week after school. This SALE Royal Blu«, Navy, Scarlet or \ It drawings by the celebrated Mis- course emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, 1 Your Choice tour! artist. It will continue Dartmouth Green. Sites \*\ LADIES through March 2. 30-40. Mlsm and chll- «V \ paragraph comprehension, phrase reading. .The Permanent Wave children meet in small groups according to read- idran's chest Vj SPORTSWEAR CHORAL GROUP TO SING ilts 18-28. » ing ability. • Breek • Helene Curtis MIDDLETOWN - The Sweet WOOL SKIRTS ... Adeline Chapter of Middletown MATHEMATICS • Zotos • Bonat will sing on Monday for theSherwood Sporting Goods DRESSES . . . Laurence Harbor Elementary Courses at all levels from basic arithmetic • Rayette 095 School Parent-Teacher Associa- through advanced algebra and analytics. All SLACKS . . . tion Founders' Day program. 7 Broad St. Red Bank courses are planned to develop a logical approach SWEATERS ONLY...... 0 to problem-solving and to develop facility in ap- Complete Aren't You Glad NOW AT REDUCED PRICES plying mathematical processes accurately. FOB LIMITED TIME ONLY MON. BDO THCBS. You Didn't Buy a OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 All e«unu> undtr Hi* dlnctlM •! Ruiiall O. lUmtty, COME IN NOW, WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT! '*2 Oldtmobile fontitrly JUioolaU Dlraetar, NYU Riadlai Imtlteta , Last Year? Send for bulletin UI.H. Joseph, Anthony and Katherine Tremendous Savlngi Now en Brand New Leftovers! HAIR STYLISTS RUMSON READING INSTITUTE MEN'S - BOYS' WEAR SH 7-3475 SH 7-3484 >#«•! <*efd7»i and LADIES' SPORTSWEAR 46 Monmouth St.. Eet. 27 years Red Bank Ave. of Two Rivers, RMKOn 181 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH (AMPLE PARKING) 251 Broadway at 4th Ave.. Long Branch John Daly OEs Pact RED BANK REGISTER Thnraky, Jan, 31, 1963-1? Palette Talk For *Wh*t'« My line?' NEW YORK (AP) — John Daly has signed a new contract to con- Opera Guild Plans Supper tinue u moderator of the tele- ASBURY PARK - The Monnational specialities. B.G. Coatei vision panel show "What's My mouth Opera Guild will sponsor will auction items donated by Ford Purchase a buffet supper, auction and pro-members and friends of the line?'.' The Columbia Broadcast- By ELEANOR MARKO ing System announced Tuesday. gram of entertainment Saturday Opera Guild. Daly's salary under the, new at 6:30 p.m. in the Elks Club, Announcements of high distinction and achieve- contract was not announced. The Eighth and. Park Avej. ANTIQUE SHOW TONIGHT ment are a privilege to report. When they concern an old contract was reported to can The program will include HAZLET — The smorgasboard for about $4,000 a week, music and vocal selections by antique show sponsored by Aye- artist within our realm —• it becomes a proud moment. Joe Reno and his „ Instrumental let Chapter Bnai Brith, original- Last week, Daly had threatened ly scheduled to be held last Readers here know Burgoyne Diller of Atlantic to quit the Sunday night show | quartet. Mr. Reno has performed over the air and in nightclubs in night, will be conducted tonight Highlands through recent FT spotlighting. He has a which begins its 14th year on the at 7:30 in Poet's Inn, Matawan. CBS network this Sunday, Bat Nice, France. He is a nephew host of ardent fans in the art world including his stu- of John Corso, Long Branch. The affair was postponed be- Daly, host and moderator since cause of snow. dent body and faculty at Brooklyn College. With the show started, announced last Leo Saltzman, who appeared other American modernis Friday that he hadcome to terms here last summer in the Mon- he is represented in the with the network. mouth Opera Festival production of "Carmen," and Barbara Kal- Newark Museum, Museum lini, 1962 Opera Guild Scholar- of Modern Art and the Stole Commander ship winner, also will perform Whitney Museum among othera To Visit Auxiliary Supper chairman Is Mrs. An- thony Pappaylion. Mrs. Joseph The latest is cJftran Galler EAST KEANSBURG—A meet- Annecharlco is vice chairman of Art in Washington, D. C. ing of the Bayshore Chapter, Disabled American Veteran Aux- In charge of committees are At the. opening of the 28th Bi- iliary, took place recently here Mrs Joseph J. Coupe, reserva- ennial Exhibition last Friday, in the home of Mrs. Harold tions; Mrs. Dominick Ajello, en- Diller was among 149 selectee Krause, Ocean Ave. tertainment; Mrs. John Petillo artists throughout the natioi and Mrs. George Stirnweiss, honored at a reception given The auxiliary voted to send canteen books to the Lyons and decorations; Mr3. Martin Camp- Hermann Warner Williams, J bell, auction; Mrs. Kendall H. director of the gallery. Past Orange hospitals. Plans were made for the state com- Lee, correspondence, and Mrs. The occasion not only marked mander's visit in March. Ajello and Mrs. Nathan Wltkkid, the opening of the exhibition, bul The auxiliary will meet again publicity. the announcement that through Feb. 20 at 8 p.m. in the home The menu will include inter- the Ford Foundation purchase c of Mrs. William Hanson, Ocean I'M NOT IN THE HOSPITAL. 16 paintings from the exhibitio Ave. Mrs. Caroline Olsen is chap- SOPHOMORE OFFICERS at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N.Mex., were made. ter comniander. ANNUAL SALE! I'm home. I'm recovering and are, left to right, Arthur Melendres, president; Miss Mary Sanderson, daughter of I'm happy. My doctor suggested Corcoran Gallery elected to si Capt. and Mrs, E. G. Sanderson of Earle, and Jack Rushing, vice preiident. led six for its permanent coll we rent this hospital bed—which we did, table and all, from the tion. They are "First 'Themt derson is a member of Kappi Calendar South Jersey Surgical Supply. (shown here) by Diller; "Ui Kappa Gamma sorority, the Nev Baby Shower titled (57)" Lee Bontecim; "Icai On Campus They delivered It and set It up man Club, the staff of the colleg MATAWAN - Michaele Rima us," Jimmy Ernst; "Figui GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, annual, and Spurs, honorary si Duncan, 2-month-old daughter of for us. I'm not sure whether I Group: Abduction," Robert Gooi 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury, Newly-elected secretary-treas ciety for sophomore women. Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan, like it best at mealtime or at nough; "Norah," Robert Harve; Ralph McKoy, Florida, paint- urer of the sophomore class al night when it brings the relaxing, and "Thicket," Gafoor Peterdi. 20 Valley Dr., was honored at ings, opens Saturday, through the University of New Mexico, Miss Nancy Stone, daughter comfortable sleep. Even the chil- a surprise baby shower given by The other 10 works by Brow: Feb. 28. Albuquerque, N.Mex., is Miss Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Stone, dren can adjust it. Glasco, Kohlmeyer, McNei OLD MILL GALLERY, Syca- Mary Sanderson, daughter of Bernard Ter., Little Silver, wi the Matawan Veterans of Foreign Murch, Parker, Pease, Ro more Ave., Tinton Falls, Win- Capt. E. G. Sanderson, com- elected to the Queen's Court Wars auxiliary, in the home of We carry many Items helpful Warshaw and Winter purchasi ter Gallery Show, closes today. manding officer of the U. S. the annual Winter Carnival he during illness. We serve your doc- by the foundation will be doaati Mrs. John O'Reilly, Ravine Dr. VILLAGE ART STUDIO, 53 Naval Ammunition Depot last week at Green Mountain Co tor—we'd like to serve you. to other museums or tax-exem Monmouth R d., Oakhurst, Earle, and Mrs. Sanderson. lege, Poultney, Vt. Guests were Mrs. Forence organizations upon the recor "First Theme'" by Diller Group Show, closes Tuesday. A psychology major, Miss San- Miss Stone, a senior, is an e Taylor, Mrs. John Popyk, Jr., mendation of the artists co Pease. Robert Harvey received SOUTH JERSEY STUDIO 57, Concord Ave., mentary education major a Mrs. Arthur Waltz, Mrs. Janies ROUTE 35 cerned. honorable mention. Thom«s, Mrs. Oscar Butch, Mrs. SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Leonardo, Monmouth Collec- member of the international re MIDDLETOWN Four William A. Clark prizi Ben Shahn of Roosevelt was tion, continuing. lations club. Frank Anson, Mra. Zane Anson IS E. FRONT ST., RED BANK of $2,000, $1,500, $1,000 and $5 chairman of the committee of STATE MUSEUM, Trenton, Engaged Mrs. Klause Hingst, 107 Cent* and Miss Michaele Anson. SH 7-36U ° accompanied by the Corcon final selection and awards with Early American Decorative Ave., Leonardo, was amoti gold, silver, bronze and coppe Conrad Marca-ReUi and Gor-Art, closes Sunday. members of the senior das medals, were awarded respei don Smith. They recommended BAMSERGER'S, Newark, honored at a recent tea spon tively to Jack Tworkov, Lee Boi that the awards be equally dis- fifth floor, Seventh Annual Art sored by the College of Horrn ROBERT HALL tecou, Gerald Winter and Dav tributed among the five out- Exhibition, through Feb. 9. Economics faculty of Drexel In standing selected works. Since stitute of Tephnology, Philadel this could not be done to com- FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON Phia. , ply with the conditions of the UNIVERSITY, Madison Cam- pus, Canadian artist Harold Deed of Gift, Mr. Shahn ab- James Cotton, son of Mr. an stained from participating In Town, opens Saturday, Gallery Lounge, through Feb. 17. Mrs. Roy E. Cotton, 315 Prospeci this selection and held to the Ave., Little Silver, has beer MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM, original position taken by the pledged by the Seventh Sectio British Watercolors, and A jury, namely, the equal distri- social club at Wooster Collegf Gallery of Faces, continuing. bution of awards. Wooster, Ohio. He is a freshma • NEWARK MUSEUM, Treas- Since the recent works of Dil- and 1962 graduate of Red Ban ures of Tibet and Selections ler were reviewed in this column High School. last Nov. 29, we'll not go into a from Members loan Collection, deep discussion of his "hard continuing. - ADVERTISEMENT - ;e" paintings — a term, in- DOUGLASS COLLEGE, Art cidentally, he dislikes but agrees Gallery, New Brunswick, Ul- Silvert's Feature A SENSATIONAL is literally descriptive. The Cor- fert Wilke, recent work, opens coran painting includes his use of Monday, through Feb. 20. Instant primary colors -r this, on a black ART FAIR GALLERY, Rt. field, in his distinctive two-di 35. Holmdei, Exhibition Sale, mensional handling of free ele- continuing. .. . Furniture! , ments. • • .. . • MUSEUM OF MODERN Sometimes half the pleasu COAT EVENT ART, Arshile Gorky, major Miss Marjorie Costello out of buying a new bedroom, Since figures don't lie — here's one-man show through Feb. 12. dining or living room ensemble an indication of how Diller stands Lyonel Feinlnger, through MATAWAN — Mr. and Mrsi.s derived out of securing fas delivery. Here at Silvert's Furni in his current achievement. March 12. Harold D. Costello, 113 Freneau A total of 4,000 color slides of Ave., announce the engagement ture we take cognizance of th GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM, very human desire to take po paintings by American artists of their daughter, Miss Marjorie FOR MISSES AND New York City, Vasily Kandin- M. Costello, to C. Randolph session pronto by in many cast from throughout the nation were sky retrospective, continuing Heuser, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.delivering within one or two day SHERMAN'S assessed; 138 were entered from through April 7. and, very often, the same day Heuser, 291 Main St. is back in Downtown New Jersey and 1,108 from Hew METROPOLITAN MUSEUM With over 30,000 square feet c York. Through a two-month The bride-elect was graduated space displaying some of thi RED BANK OF ART, New York, Special screening process, the total was exhibitions, Drawings by Cop-from Matawan High School and country's finest home furnishing! JR.PETITES "Our Only Store" reduced to the eventual 108. ley, through March 1. Mona Is employed by Bell Telephone and several warehouses brimmini These artists were then asked to Laboratories, Inc., Holmdei. over, we can make such a boast (Twenty-sixth year) Lisa Exhibition opens Feb. 7, come true. With over 75 bedroom submit their work to the jury, to March 4. Junior Museum: Mr, Heuser was graduated with 27 selected for inclusion in groupings, three dozen or more Not associated with Southern Rhodesia Bantu Boys, from Admiral Farragut living room ensembles and a flni the exhibition. This represents any other Decorators paintings and drawings, through Academy, Toms River, and theassortment of dining room piece! 2/3 of 1 per cent of the 4,000 March 3. University of Virginia, where he and an extensive variety of dhr submitted, or 25 per cent of those KNOEDLER GALLERY, 14 received his bachelor of arts de- ettes, tables and what have you, which actually were seen by the • Linens East 57th St., New York, gree. He also attended Seton we are well-prepared to Instan final jury. George Caleb Bingham, 117 Hall University Law School, New- taneously transform your hous< ark, and is employed by the lawinto a lovely home . . . give ui • Bath Diller was In an "Invited" drawings, benefit of St. Louis « try ... open five nights ti section selected front dealers (Mo.) Mercantile Library As- firm of Heuser, Heuser and De- Maio, 159 Main St. 8:30 . . . Silvert's Furniture. 4 • Boudoir in Boston, New York and Wash- sociation, opens Saturday, South St., Freehold-HO 2-4500. ington. (Dllier's oil was from through March 2. A fall wedding is planned. •Closet the Gakrie Cbalette in New York.) More than 2,000 can- chosen best in her age group Monogramming vases were seen and 118 works Her entry was among 1,527 from IT WHERE IT'S Custom Table Pads were invited. ; ' 76 dioceses of the church. Com- Discover tie most wanted fabrics anywhere! You'll find In the words of Mr. Wil-mendation on its artistic merit BUY Distinctive Gifts liams, the director, "The ex-was given the young artist by textured woolsl See soft plushes! Try on novelty weavesl the hibition may or may not mirror John W. Reinhardt, director of Rear entrance from the state of painting In the promotion. It is on display in selection is fabulous... the values are fabulous, tool Classic Municipal Parking Lot United States. Yet It would New York at the Church Mission Once you taste the difference in our baked goods you'll next to Miller Shoe Store be bard to believe that it does House. silhouettes add the latest innovations of the season... plus a not encompass a survey of be back for more. Make it a point to stop in the next beautiful range of colors! Not all styles in all sizes. current directions — however VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY is tune you're in town and treat your family to the best. incomplete — and in scientific ndertaking a series of classes terms, unbalanced... Each ex- INC n analysis. No workshop; no ample ... is a work of art :lass in instruction, this new WEEKLY SPECIALS Boat Decorators capable of standing on its own course led by the alumna of Wil- rights." son College, Chambersburg, Pa., FRIDAY ONLY! 20 Broad St. Red Bank Some of the "name" artists in directed to artists "who are Phone 741-2646 the exhibition include Georgia doing what they want to do." LADIES! O'Keefe, Josef Albers, Will Bar-Analysis will be given by Mrs. LEMON SQUARES net, Elmer Blschoff, Ben Shahn, Montgomery to help artists who c Willem DeKooning, Richard Die- ire painting without a teacher, REGULAR 85c THE GREATEST benkorn, Stuart Davis, Leon Polk :o solve problems, whether it be True lemon flavor. A delicious, BRUSHED Smith, Antonio Frasconi, Jack m technique, color or structure. tasty treat. 67 Youngerman, Conrad Marca-Rel Mrs, Montgomery was a his li, Hans Hofmann, Philip Ever- tory of art major at Wilson and SWEATER EVENT BRASS-TONE good, Edward Hopper, Grace studied art education at the Uni- SATURDAY ONLY! Hartigan, Uya Bolotowsky, and versity of Vermont. She has distinguished list of others. taught in the Shrewsbury school IN ROBERT HALL METAL The exhibition will continue system and has exhibited locally through March 3. and in the Montclair Art Mu- seufti, Newark, and Jersey City 7 LAYER CAKE HISTORY! WASTE BETTY JANE TllLEY, daugh- museums. A delightful chocolate iced ter of Dr. and Mrs. John Tilley, Her Thursday classes begin cake with seven creamed filled Gooseneck Point Rd., Little Sil- Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. In the Guild of layers. c ver, entered work in the Creative Creative Art, Shrewsbury, and • You'll find the big, bulky knits! BASKETS Art Contest of the Protestant will be held once a month, Regular 69c Episcopal Church in New York through June» • You'll find luxuriously thick pure wools! ASSORTED City, representing St. John's Episcopal Church, Little Silver, John W. Galbreath's Darby SUNDAY ONLY! • You'll find soft, luwious fur-arid-wool blends! PERIOD DESIGNS 'here she attends. In keeping Dan Farm earned $626,097 in REG. with the theme "Giving Is Grow- 962. His stable was fourth in PECAN • You'll find every fashion style! Ing," the 12-year-old's work was earnings. 75c COFFEE RING • Misses' sizes 34 to 40 in the group!

ea TERIORS MILK & CAKE. . . they go together. Check our dairy case the next time you come In. 47 Rubber • Furniture I WEST END ictmid- New Concepts in Danish Furniture PARIS PASTRY , .. Sliowroo/n and Decorating Service Available VARIETY "Where biitlcr, makes the dijjeren.ee Our New Salesroom in Keansburg FAIR HAVEN h Horn. Strvlc. Highway 35, and baking is an an" ROUTE 36 ON MAIN STREET Phone LI 2-0477 Eatontown 49 BROAD STREET RED BANK SHOPPING CENTER also in ASBURY PARK. Rt. 35 at Asbury Park Traffic Circle Just South of Traffic Circle, opp. Monmouth Shopping Ctr. SH 1-0252 Open Sundays 8 A. M. to 2 P. M. PLENTY OF FREE PARKIN© AT BOTH LOCATIONS 18—Than&iy, Jan. 33, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Sbore 10 Knockout Punchers Called/ Conference For NJ. Golden Gloves Show Standings ELIZABETH - Ten knockout night. Hill ended his Tim scrap Turner, Walter Bowen, Janes A DIVISION punchers — four of them from in 57 seconds 'of the third Mungro and C. Alexander, Tren- W Pet. the Trenton PAL — have been round. ton PAL, Wallace Hill, Union Neptune (1M) It 1,000 summoned for action in the third The 126-pound open boxers, PAL Boys Club. By Hy CtrnmngiVam MiMjqran (11-2) __ •MO show of the New Jersey Golden who had originally been s|ated 147-POUND NOVICE Loog BnUKb (WJ.. .7W Gloves tournament tomorrow to fight two weeks ago, will Lorenzo Brown and James Mi- Middletown (74) - night, at the Elizabeth Elks Club. make their debut tomorrow. This zell, Newark Parksbranch; Ralph PROGRESS IS BEING MADE — Earlier in the Four of thg Trenton scrappers experienced group it headed by Castner, Newark PAL; Jeff week the Shore Conference announced a regrouping Tom* River McDonald. 193 and 199, respectively, were to Scotland to meet the British from the free throw line where IB. P.), t. 3m Utx (OBA), S. Oary ship, Point Pleasant Beach, Point Pleasant and 837-802. Brtlth (CBA). Time :«1 high scorers for the Lions. Al seniors champion for the world it had a 12-7 margin. Shore 88»-yard run - Won by Don Van Southern Regional Coletts was third high with a The Lions, however, took the title. Regional had the edge in field (CBA), 2. Ed Flyra (S.P.), 3. ang The University of Kentucky match with an 844-761 decision in DuBoia (CBA). Tlmt: S:M6. » As we mentioned earlier, this would save travel- fayed its first night football 184 and Charles Kucymda and The field is saturated with goals, 20-18. One-mile run — Won by Tom B|m» game in Lexington, Oct. 4, 1930 Bob Bimgay added 179 and 165,the third game. Following Car- champions of practically every »fe Hei. W> Hod.o. (4S) (S. P.). S. Bill Chandler (CBA>,. 1 ing. President Len Cooke says the alignment was first wile's 191 were Kucymda and jor golf tournament ever -'-- Bob Haserty (S.P.). Time: 5:ia«. igainst Sewanee. respectively. Lester Smith's 213 ma 6 o in atoii Shot put — Won by Robert John- set up on the basis of enrollment This was later ad- Coletta, each with 168 games. played in the world. Dvereotei 2 15 Anspacb •on (CBA). 2. Walt Caruba (CBA) Dave Burr was second high for Jacobs IO2 Murray . S. Tom Heltetli (OBA). - Dl«t«M<: justed to eliminate as much travel between schools All eyes will be on Paul Run Demargo 5 2 12 Htndrickl n%" • • Red Bank in the game with a 158.yan of La Mia, Calif., 1981-1962 2 1 S Curtll Mldjel 4« toga Springs, N.Y., and 52-year timated). • , Matawan • M old Vic Ghezzi of Rumson, N.J., Rumson 10 1954 titleholder. Class A Long Branch 10 The 1908 National open cham- 1964-65 1965-66 Keyport —-10 pion, 80-year-old Fred McLeod Middletown Township .....;..1645 1665 Henry Hudson 8 of Chevy Chase,. Md., will be a Shore Reg < hot competitor in the upper age Toms River: ...A.1075 1130 ItED BANK (1) 183 184 bracket of the seniors division. Later Smith .213 Neptune :.. 887 947 Pit 0>tPni . The tournament will be played John Pace .... _ 145 131 Long Branch 750 750 Burr .... 1S1 173 over the two Port St. Lucie 3d Buonano 181 Tom Clark ... n> Country Club courses named the Red Bank 685 680 156 Saints and the Sinners. 862 837 Freehold Regional 683 720 MIDDLETOWN (!) Both courses will be used for Btevo Curwlte IM 179 the opening rounds today and Monmouth Regional 651 663 Al Colella 18< 165 Bob Buimay 16a _ 166 tomorrow. After 36 holes the Brick Township 621 590 Charles Kucymiia 17» 172 field will be cut to the low 125 Al Van Vllet 129 125 B Northern Bruce Kenl — J161 and ties. Keyport 447 457 020 802 The remaining two rounds of LONG BRANCH (0) ;he 72-hole tournament will he Shore Regional 369 364 DcSantU .— 1" — Sliaplro _..-...lM 115 played on the tough t,OIO-yard Henry Hudson Regional 262 262 Ijown „.... 135 15*1 Sinners course Saturday and Mlnclbers 1M . 123 nuttenpl&n .... -...HI '^ Sunday. Southern Freehold 683 720 Busby ....__- - 175 Manasquan 582 644' ~709 653 MATAWAN Ret. (3) Raritan Township 578 617 Pete Eovino 16! 11T LADIES DAY Alan Burr JM 1«3 Matawan Regional 552 672 Paul Devaney .160 133 DJVO Adario _..177 123 Rumson-Fair Haven Reg. .. 469 483 Tony Satus ~ 151 168 C Southern PACES SHORE STARS — Walt Mischief, former Little Paul Bornfrlend — — Lakewood 667 539 All-Anierica selection from Monmouth College, will lead 810 682 785 Wall '. 466 462 hit Shore Area YMCA teammates against the invading Campbell Joins Central Regional 461 448 Philadelphia Eagles basketball team at the Asbury Park Convention Hall Sunday. The game is being sponsored Phillies TV Team BETTER TO FAN YOU WITH? — Opinions differ among Southern Regional 406 408 pitchers and batten on the widened strike zone which by the West Long Branch Jaycees. Other members of PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Bill Jackson Township 323 447 will be in effect in 1963. The new zone will be the Point Pleasant Beach 310 205 the Shore team are Bruce Fischbein, also a former Mon- Campbell, veteran Philadelphia mouth ace; Howie Dombroski, former Manasquan stand- sportscaster, will join the radio- "space above home plate which is between the top of Point Pleasant Borough 300 300 television team handling-Phila- the batter's shoulders and the knees." The old rale out; "Red" Pollack, former Asbury Park star, and Nate delphia Phillies home and away SHORE CONFERENCE BASKETBALL Beauford, star of last year's Neptune powerhouse. Lead- games this season. Campbell limited tha strike area from between the batter's arm- TOURNAMENT — They finally wised up, Shore ing the Eagles are Frank Budd, Tommy MacDonaId, Sonny joins the veteran play-by-play an pits and the top of his kneest Mickey Mantle of the Conference officials, that is. This year's cage Jurgensen and Pete Retzlaf. In the opening game, start- nouncer, Byron Saam, and New York Yankees poses. tourney will be held at the Asbury Park Conven- Richie Ashburn, who recently ing at 3 p.m., the, Monmouth College girls will tangle was named to the three man For my sake please, not tion Hall, Feb. 27 and March 1. This tourney was with the girls team from the Shore Area YMCA. Tickets staff. held here for years until one year someone got are available at ths Shore YMCA and Fiseh's Depart- Keeneland race course showed caught napping and the Jersey Coast Boat Show ting this was a seaplane ment Store, Asbury Park, and Boro Barber Shop, West a profit of $10,567.12 for its first and nearly landing it at sneaked right in on the dates the tourney usually Long Branch. meeting in 1936. Profits from the was held. Result: The Conference moved around track are given to charity. and finally the tournament was held in Freehold last year. Fans flocked to the gym like sheep flocking for grazing territory. Hal Schank, Freehold athletic director, had his hands full and had to make a "close the doors" decision on tournament nights. Once it was made, fans were banging on any door available, but to no avail. It Stop in at Circle Chevrolet for certainly should be an improvement to get back trie best car buys in town. We into the Convention Hall where the parents will even be able to enjoy the game, and in a seat. are offering huge savings on all The schedule will be Class A winner and runner- our OK used cars! ... up meeting in the opener at 7:30. Following will be the Class B North winner taking on the South cham- pions. On March 1, the consolation begins at 7:30 and the championship contest will get the "go" whistle at about 9 p.m. PRICED TO GO! SHORT SNORTS — Rumson-Fair Haven Re- . .^gjpnal will bft.me,eiing an old Red Bank H. S. bas- ketbail tournament rival next year on the boards. y.ty Athletic Director Joe RosatI said the Bulldogs will Sammy Baugh Red Grange Jim Thorps Bronto Nairurald be taking on Highland Park, a Group 2 power, on CIRCLE CHEVROLET t "DREAM BACKFIELD" HONORED — Generally considered to be the all-time pro football "dream backfield," this the Rumson court next season. The game is set quartet of former start now have been voted into the National Football Hall of Fame at Canton, Ohio. The four 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK for Jan. 31. play«rs are Sammy Baugh, Red Grange, Jim Thorpe and Bronko Nagurslci, They were among 17 named to be en- OPEN EVENINGS—SH 1-3130 (See HY-SPOTTING SPORTS on Next Page) shrined in the Hall now under construction at Canton, where the National Football League wes founded in 1920. Hoffman 5 RED BANK REGISTER Tbundty, luu 31,1963-19 Splits and Monmouth County Bowling Purple Roses Junior Varsity, MIDDUXOWN CBtMM LEAOCB MDDUTOtVN "A" LEAGUE HOLMDEL MEN'S LEAOUE Rolls Over W L pu. Misses Westminster ,v .. -' . _. i4 211 Heinle's Meats .-- 37 23 A. Montone Sanitary Service . ~ formed 2 ..-»-.—.—...... — .32 22 Pepal Cola « — - .35 25 Barshore Hardware . - .. 43 Rettoruttd 1 . — - .«-... -SB 23 Del-Air Builders . ai1- -a Hilltop Cities Service Monmouth Yearlings Beat Mater Dei Fives By Baysbore Community 27ti 2SVi Uatthew J. GUI Real Estate 33 37 Hsulet Sweet etiop . an Faith Reformed -..27 27 Malawan-Keyport Sec. . 31'» '1ZV, Keyport Wine * Uquors M NEW SHREWSBURY -Hoff- PAUL A. ALBRECHT Klnff Cf KIM ( 1 -23 31 The Mad Five .301, 2J14 Airport Plaza Lanea —' 35 man High School of South Am NEW MONMOUTH — St. Rose the cake with an 11-2 float King of Klnge 2 - -, "tMi 31% Marty's Swetush Hop • -,- 28', "' CtCrate'' s BererageB33 ! Christ Iplioopal ._ SO M B, J. Marx Insurance 28 Armstrong 31 Vi boy jumped out to an early lead, Belmar swept two games quarter advantage. BAYBHORK COMMUNITY Joho Dan,els Hen's Shoo 27 Bwlngton Tile - ...... 30 then coasted to a 69-50 victory iot Henn and Mark Coverly Top Hat Cleaners . . .27 Monmouth Sign Co. . -. 24 torn Mater Dei High here We have received a report from Alicia and J. Howard _. Harmony Woods .... .26 200 Club Ben DeRlsl 233, Dick Ha- over Monmouth Regional in a yesterday, the Purple Roses led St. Rose with seven points W. Rejtwla. . Lily Tulip r gen 233, Say Baaao ill, Dave Carl- B " LojlB i Btriea-ltucti Fails 214, 233, m Non-Conference contest here unior vanity dumping the Mater each, Henry Costello sparked Priscilla Mahler, Belford, on their Children's League a. Jerry Heitrick 200, 201. 224- son 213, Bat VUcusl 206. Joe Barbusin 200, 211, 194-m. Tuesday afternoon. Del JVs and the freshman cagers .later Del with seven points. in Middletown Lanes. Fourteen-year-old Kevin Har- Andy Kutko 202, 188, 212-C02. Joe KEANSBima LADIES MONDAY The loss was the eighth In 11 whipping the hom« team's year- Mike Hanley tallied five. Cot- Obrensky 309, 231, 161-001. MOOT LEAGUE rington holds a 17*3 average and a high series of 603. 200 Club — Les Jones 244, Dutch W L starts for Coach Joe Lister's Fal- lings, 31-15. tello was also the big rebounder Stretch 235. 210: Bill Walling 22S, Jo« Keansburg National Bank ...39 15 cons. Hoffman has a 7-4 season- or the losers. Bob Kenner sports 161 and 553, Pat DelVecchio 158 Amaaio 226, Flore Corclone 228, Stan H. Waaserman 4k Son 33 21 Mater Dei jumped out to a 19- Savage 223, Joe Speclale 220, Don B * W Auto Body Works ...29 25 al record. 15 lead in the first quarter ot the «. BOM <«>p Mttw Johnston 218, Joa Menzzopane, Jr., 210, Bowne'l Oil Burner . , 28 M and 535, and Bob Bungay 157 and 571. John Urbine £ M. Edwards 21S, Les Stevens 219, 21Si >yport Cleaners 27 27 The Governors shot out to a junior varsity tussle, but St. Rose Flelka DeClsua Dick Helnke 215, Nick Tarricone 211, -!cjansburg Bowling ... 2SH 28V 24-12 lead after one period and eni Oakes has the high game of 232. Others in the double century Tony CopHoni 212. Ike Isakaen 211. Hlddletown Pharmacy ... 2\ 29 came back in the second and "rucane » 2 s Batlwcc. 1 * W Hardware -23)4 30V built the advantage to 45-28 at third stanzas to post 144 and Coverly ; ! 1 HanUe class are Bob Kenner 214. Bob Bungay 208 and HARMONY COMMERtUL W. T. Orant, MltMletown ...22 32 halftlme. The teams battled «ven< Poster OX! Short W L QenUle's Market It 35 10-8 margins for the victory. Brietback Hammond Jack Dangler 207. The gals believe that Kevin Har- Julie's Farm Market ,39!i ly through the last half. Vinnle PieUca paced the Roses' onto i o 2 B Pajne Ideal Accountants . 38^ eneke 4 0 I Nauibtoi) BED BANK FRIDAY NIGHT The vinners presented a well- jayvees to victory with If points. Ulu o i l rington will be one of the county's top keglers in a Country Tavern .— 37H WOMEN'S LEAGUE Bannony Bowl ...J3 a* ' W balanced scoring effort with their Ed Brietback added 11 and did few years. * a ' Iroo4 Circus Z 25 is itst it i« «» Olobe PetroleUm 41 1 five starters all hitting in double St Rote .15 M W " RaHtan Esso'Z™Z.:I.7Z...... 3115 25S4 Crate's Beverages 3V.i 22!, most of the rebounding for the D. Dutflle Union Drugs .29 28 figures. John Unge paced the ater Dti 10 a 8 The Bantam League is topped by 11-year-old B. Hardfravv ...—-...... ——..'..—. 4B Sterling Furniture ,28i4 28)4 MId's Beauty Shop ...-J2 f" winners. Officials: Duana * LeMolo! R. Tremalne - -. la J,*M. Heat, and Coo! _ ,.26'i 50l' Eatontown Radio & TV 57 : attack with 21 markers. Dennis Mike DeCapua and Charlie - - Kdgewater Beach Club .22), 34) Jantke paced Mater Dei with 13 Joverly 3 1 7 2 11 next with a 212. Others up there are Arther Verpent A. BurkhUdt aentile's Market 2\ 38 200 Club—Marie Oollno 234. bad 13 points, while Jerry Drill reltbacV ColUUo D. Warter Cooper Blectrlc . 3\ 36 509 Series—Mule Qollno 541, Helen tnd 12 points, respectively. Steve k o 3 t Fl lit 184, Mike Vaubel 179 and Gary Shann 175. Gerry Dtp's Trucking Inc 12 49 Braney 507. chipped in with 12. Dikes was the big rebounder for relnppa 2OO 0O 4 Fischer o a 2 600 serirlea—Il "•d Ata•• s -224• , 203— , 181— - florman 0 0 Patllla o « a Dennis Simpson returned to the Mater Del and/chipped in with 0 11 sports a 145 average with a 531 series as Lloyd rolls «0. Martin 1 a n Bptkom 200 Club—F. Bplnoizi 202, 220: C. injury-plagued Falcon lineup, but lix points. enn ooo at a 135 clip with a 513 top series. Rooney 204, 224i a. Toth 224, J. Me- Knowlee 32 3 7 OonloOonl u I —209 , R- . SqulUerl 201, E-, Artt Millrose Games the losers were still without the Mater Dei also made It a bat- 2 9 224, D. Bell 221, T. Test 208, H. services of high scoring Jim Sici- 10 1131 4 7 IS Also in the Bantam League, which rolls with Abrecht ao, F. Irons 203, L, Olowttn tle in the frosh tilt. After the .. Rwe « 1 11 11—31 akl 214, D. Wearer 223, H. MourlUtn lano. two clubs fought to a 6-« dead- [iter Del —*«. 9 four on a team, the team scores are tops. Here is J23, N. Adubato 217, B. Perma 220,lv. Gets Full Field i a *~is McWIlllams 202. T. Vaughan 223, H. Bob Thorne paced the Mori' lock in the first quarter, Mater .8 sample: The best record in the three-year history RD' |««*™ 35 1B1 Bllndlnger 203, F. Reiser 217, M. San- NEW YORK (AP) - The col- mouth Regional cagers with IS Del moved to a four-point half- _. .43 14» domeno 203, J. McConnel] 212, n legians will be out in full force of this loop, Ronnie Carhart, 121 and 276 for a three- D". Williams 13 1M HeaJy 213, A. Beck 811, - —tannery points.-Tom Hopwood had nine, time advantage with a 7-3 edge In Celtics Remain H Hood ...... '_ 45 151 203. at the Millrose Games at Madi- game series. Lloyd Mahler 212 and 513; Mike REFORMED 3 and Daryl Mitchell, eight. the second stania. St. Rose 0 Avr. BED BANK RECREATION son Square Garden tomorrow. The Falcons return to Short wrapped it up in the third quar- H. Bherrane -.._ _ 31 174 TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Vaubel 453 and 420, and Gerald Matton 202 and J. Smith 46 1«1 Witth the truce in effect be- Conference B Division play Fri- ter when it blanked Mater Del, Unbeaten In 505. All this added up to scratch team games of Ludhenbach ..—, 32 Vlncent's Beauty Salon XI tween the AAU and NCAA-spon- day when they play Southern 11-0. The winners put the icing H. Qreierson Rogers Club Meua zx sored U. S. Track and Field 631, 553, 530—1,714. Darned good, bowling for - smith i-i^. Overhead Dood Broducta 31 Regional at Manahawken. o. Bpratford Red Bank Register so Federation, the college regulars Monmouth Reglonal's jayvees Rumson League W. Potter _ 3» 127 Potter's Beauty Salon 25 kids who are not more than 11 years old. RUSH Brother) as for the indoor meets have filled won their fourth straight game, RUMSON - The undefeated KJNO~OF "raSaf 2 Volkland'a TowUig Service the fields for the relays as well besting the Hoffman reserves, Shrewsbury Five Celtics continued to lead the The Airport Plaza 810 league may. have to G Av«. Oi-l Deliver- y Inc-...... 18 3« A. Courter _Bl 1M Team high three fames — On De- as special events. 50-40, in the opener. Jose Delgado recreation-sponsored cage league D. Swandby -...40 149 livery Inc. 2,793', Team high game — by posting a close 28-27 decision v up Its average next season, if the scores keep A. Oerbore . . M Hotel's Club Met™ 939; High aeries - Fred Schmertz, the Millrose's and Bruce Lowry paced the wi B. Ottes ..._ 8 1U Rudy Fischer 60S: High game — meet director, said yesterday ners attack with 14 points apiece. Splits Two over the Lakers in the' feature coming as they have been. Seventh place Plaza B. Laughlln 2» 134 Rudy Fischer 227. J. Boderberc . __30 129 «00 Series — Rudy Fischer 177, 227. there will be 116 foursomes-from Joe Tubiliwicz added 13. Mike gtme here Saturday. Lanes scorched that plastic coating for a 1,056 team H. Kuajhta 201—409. colleges, clubs, and schools in 18 McCarthy had 14 for the Gov. The Celtics now hold a 4-0 rec- R. Bjtlnl .23 121 200 Club — Ralph Crelln 204. Frank Cage Encounters game while third place Teachers-Scotchmen KJNO OF KINGS 1 Palumbo 214, Robert Korona 308. relay competitions. ord. The Royals, who whipped a AVI Rocky DeNlgris 226, Alex Roge! 210, SHREWSBURY - Tie Shrews- came up with a 2,781 team threesome. Frank Paul Calahtese, Jr., 212, Frank Plney Schermtz said there was a Holhnan let) Monmoath the Piitoni, are in second place T Sauvlet —.33 II 200 228; Walter Delss 200, Pret Ales- O PP 6 Ff bury School basketball team split with a 3-1 record. The Lakers Presti of this latter team has a 268 and a 672 on W. Btoffel Z i : 51 K tnder 221. . strong possibility of meet records 2 12 Drltcoll 1 7 C. Bnyder . 48 145 in the mile and 2-mile relays and 4 5 13 Simpson 3 17 two close games recently, losing are third at 1-3 and the Pistons N. Halveraen 15 132 3 4 10 Mltehell 3 J I to Little Silver Tuesday, 33-31, his record card. J, Elm . 47 130 maybe even a world indoor rec- Lanre 9 1 21 Lynch OOO are In the cellar with an 04 J. Httan , 11 120 Wood « 1 IS Hubnard 0 0 0 after nipping St. James, 28-27, ord for the 2-mile relay when mark. . Last time on the lanes, Harry Shumock of Kidd Could Be MoCirUiy 0 0 0 Thome « 3 18 last Friday. BOUT NAME 8O0IETV I.EAOCE Villanova, Georgetown, Seton Hopwooi! 4 1 t Ashley Bell paced the Celtics to Magnolia Inn rolled a 258 and a 599 set Lou AMERICAN DIVISION Curatold 3 0 4 In Tuesday's tilt, Little Silver W L Hall, Fordham and Holy Cross Alston 0 0 01 victory with 20 points. The win- 8t Dealt- , ~. 38^4 18 boosted its record to 8-7 at it Rlccltelli of Plaza Lanes came up with a 623 Great Runner battle it out. The record ot 7 ner* jumped out to a 10-5 lead War 0[ Hit in .38 27 UN 21 (00 gained command In the first set, Including a 244 single. Ed Petit and Tom «. ROM ot Lima 1 38 TORONTO (AP) - Murray minutes, 30.8 seconds was set _.._ ..24 21 10 14-W In the first quarter before Wank- «t. J«rom« 1 3» M uarter and was never headed. St. Rose 2 ~ 34 by Kansas at Chicago last March. c?SE-§«iin "* ,ii w 12 lo-eo ing the Lakers, 1CM), in the sec- Carhuff rolled 232s and Fred a 221. In all, there Boly Trinity a S3 Halberg, the Olympic 5,000 meter A 104 scoring edge for Shrews- ond quarter for a 20-9 halftlme Bt. limit 1 33 were 14 men in the 200 class. Some fine bowling Holy Trinity 1 ..._. 32 running champion, said yester bury in the third quarter closed lead. The Lakeri, however, ral- Holy Spirit a 30 day that Toronto's Bruce Kidd the final gap. lied in the third guarter with a here. it Catherine 28 St. Dorothea's Loses in Double Holy Spirit 4 . XI has the potential to become John "Foxy" Caldwell snapped 16-0 bulge to take command en- We received sad news this past week about St. Anthony ™ _—.—. .28 the school scoring record in the tering the final quarter before Holy Spirit 3 . 24 'the greatest runner the world Sam Posten. Sam is very ill and, we believe, - RJMC l „ 18 tame. Caldwell scored 14 points the Celtics pulled out the win. 60000 SiSerie's — 8 . DeDl l NegrNi o 11M1 , 202, ever has known." Overtime Thriller to Holy Spirit to raise his total to 194 to erase will be cheered greatly if he receives cards from 155.618. Jay Halllgan led the Lakers 200 Club — H. Btelnc. 338, It. Har- The big "If," the 29-year-old the old record of 119 by Bill Hor- rlaon 223, N. Manella 222, 8. Shed- with 13 points while Don Peter- all his friends. Sam lives on Monmouth Ave., lack 320, J. Mancarl 214, 3. Hornlok New Zealander believes, would EATONTOWN - Playing its a drive by Alex Johanson, but lacker, who now plays on the son added eight. 112, P. Bosco 212. J.Cratrey 212, 1, best game of the season, St. two quick baskets put Holy Red Bank High varsity ai a Naveslnk. As far back as we can recall, Sam Convery 20). J. Loboda 201. 207; W. mean a slowdown in Kidd's train- Jim Finn and Joe Buehl paced Walker 205. II Chleftalo 101, A. Sar- ing program to aim for the 1 Dorothea's came close to upset- Spirit back in command, 53-51. sophomore. the Royals to their easy triumph took an active part in Monmouth County bowling, 293, J. stahl Jr. 202, j. ward ting second place Holy Spirit be- With 17 seconds remaining, St. 201. rather than the 1964 Olympic In the Shrewsbury tilt againit with 24 and 14 pointi. retpectivt- In fact, in most Monmouth County sports. Sam NATIONAL DIVISION games. fore losing to the Asbury Park Dorothea's got the ball and Ed- i. James, Bill Bouffard dumped W h did most .of his kegling in and around the High- "If he would point his training quintet, 58-55, in a double over- die Schlssler scored on a drive n a basket with eight seconds St. Dorothea 35 22 with five seconds left a (end the Bobby Gaynor tallied 11 ot the ft. Leo the oreat 1 30 27 for the 1968 games in the 5,000 time thriller on the losers' court remaining in the game to give losers' 16 points. lands area, where he used to live. He spent many St. Jerome. 2 : .31 28 recently. game into its second overtime . Mlcoael 2 31 19 and the 10,000 meters, instead of Shrewsbury the decision, Tom Celtlee a night knocking over the pins in the Red Bank ount Carinel ..-_ _^._„__. 29 31 Holy Spirit led throughout the session. Miller paced all scorers with U S trying to hurry for the 1964 :«uM«r ooo Holy Spirit 1 59 31 first three quarters and held Holy Spirit clinched the vic- points. Businessmen's League. Sam was also quite active St. Michael 1 2« 31 games I shudder to think of what •tenon 4 o «. Jerome 3 .2314 38>,S command by nine points, 42-33, tory with tour straight points. Shrewsbury <31) UMlei Rilm (33) In the old baseball and softball leagues that were St. Rose of lima 2 .51 39 amazing times he could record,' MI ° 9 i St. Rose 3 - _1» 42 said Halberg. entering the final quarter of play. Johnson scored to cut the final Uler lumbo 2 1 < taoley 10 3 popular in the 30s in these parts. A card will St. Gabriel .14 4a margin to three points as the iroddy rapaneMi a 2 < Owd O 0 200 Club — c. Hovt 2M. P.. Jester 229, Only experience and a training The scrappy St. Dorothea's Islr 2 Caldwell TOM lalUtaa 8 B. Bruno 220, 222i J. Beym -' - squad battled back in the final game ended., feusiner • 0 Conloo Its Ceaner l o t do much to. cheer him. Vlllnho 215 W. SeolH 214, S. program that wouldn't push him tcCuo 0 Connolly 1 2 Jordan l 0 3M, C. J. Mem 202, 204: C. llenl too fast could do this for 19-year stanza to pull within four points, McElhinney paced St. Doro- ennett 2 Crttwtilfiii O O 1 12 3 27 On" the lighter side we have learned that Lou 103, J. Hauler S01. 45-41, at the 3:50 mark before thea's with IS points. SchlsJler 3outfard o Brophr ooo O 0 It «-!T old Kidd, said Halberg, in Toron- Hcdrnth JO 10 0 S-M Afcbano has been elected captain of the Relief Engine MIDDLETOWN BlSUflEggMENS to for a sport celebrities dinner. playmaker Mark Finucane went finished with 14 and Finucane LEAGUE Out with five personal fouls. and Johnson added 13 and 11 Thomson 6 PMeau (II) Co.- 2 team, until 1968, in the Shore Firemen's league. W L Asked if he was suggesting Parkway Atlantic 42 15 Kidd was burning himself out, Holy Spirit led, 4947, with less markers, respectively. 11 tJl IS Here is a team that knows it will be rolling in that Hlddletown Lanes 40 17 St. Dorothn'i <»»> wewebury • S 10 Uoeroft Pharmacy J«(4 20H Halberg replied: "No, of course than a minute left when St. Doro- O »f HUe ailver -W S 4 league for the next five years. Julie'* Farm Market 35 22 thea's gained possession of the JTohanson & 1 11 Official!: Miller and Dupree Holmdel Liquor 35 22 not. Athletes don't burn out, at IChlnler 5 ' Oaals Rentaurant 33!, 23M least physically." ball following a missed Holy Spir- I, Dam'inn 0 8>p St. J«nn The Brunswick Corporation announced its third CDell Plumbing .... KDam'anKDamann 0 0 0 _ Red Bank Blectrlc 31 2« Methodical conditioning is the it shot. The Kingsmen, after a McXIhlnney 8 0 1' >ro4dy 0 8 Kineavy « 0 S annual National Bowling Photo Contest This contest Nervo Bros. 31 26 secret of track success, he said. time out, moved the ball down nnuisne " • •' 0 0 Norts 1 0 « Styles Floor Covering .- .29 28 Uoyes dame 114 28 "Give me a youngster who has court and Doug McElhinney fired orl 0 0 Devlin » 1 1 is open to 8"xlO" black and white prints only. Com- Middletown Plumtlng Supp. 29 0 * O'Shea 0 0 0 TOiree SB . —2 29 good speed," said Halberg, "and in a 2Moot jump shot as the Itrtlfl&rd posite pictures such as sequence shots, multiple print- Bportamen .19 31 30 IS SI eCue 1 3 Murphy 3 t S Arhos Briner Plumbing 17 40 I'll slow him down, bring his buizer sounded to send the game Illur 113 Miller Plating 45 Into overtime. Icorith 0 0 big or montages are acceptable provided the total com- Mrbo Plumbing ... ~ 5 52 training along slowly. With this Mr 0 0 (00 Sttlet—B. Pnylyaz 214, 213, 174 Initial speed and proper training St. Dorothea's went ahead early Two-Way Tie (tiller 0 2 Ken Boyer posite measures 8" x 10". The entries will be accepted —901. .rk OOO 200 Club—L. Scottl 243. A. Oarvey he'irbreak world records." in the first overtime session on enndt ooo up to June 1, and must be postmarked before June 1. 113, W. BurUismt 221. K. Thompaon 917, H. Saultlerl 202, E. Fabian 212. IS lit U 6 M Signs Pact A Bonus of 10 per cent is being offered for those L. Oraiile 203, F. Callano 215, X For Lead In _ewibury __..__... S S • S—S§ Behnoor 214, T. Monaco 204. H. Kvera TITLE ASPIRANT By Alan Mover it James 7 « 7 1—3T ST, LOUIS (AP) - Ken Boytr, Winning entries which have been published in a 203, V. Geaauldl 211, I. Frock 202, OHlclala: Carhart * Wilier 201; R. Splwak 201, K. Bteaon 208, M. third baseman of the St. Louis Maiula 209. N. Orandlneltl 213, P. Ere- Volleyball Loop Cardinals, signed a one-year con- magazine. Proof of such publication must accompany volt 203, J. Speclale 224, B. Stranlero the print Entry blanks and further information can RED BANK—The Post Office tract yesterday for an estimated and Wilson's Diner sixes are Tinton Falls $45,00045,000 leu than he was be obtained from Brunswick Bowling Photo Contest, LADIES MONDAY MTK EARLY-BIRDS currently tied for first place in paid last year. W Boyer said, "I took a slight Bowling Division, 623 South Waba?h, Chicago 5, 111. Belnke's Meat Market 37 the Red Bank Adult Volleyball Boosts Cage HaBet Paetty 1 League at River Street School cut in pay." Brunswick is conducting this contest in order to Springdale Dairy Twin Oak Dairy ._... with 8-4 records. General Manager Bing Devine encourage and reward creative photography in bowl- Strand Luncheonette Record to 8-0 Mid, "We had no problem in Harry's Liquors In Monday night's action, ing. It is pointed out that, "While quality does count, Rarltan EIBO Mainstay defeated Sal's in the NEW SHREWSBURY - Tinton reaching an agreement." Rarltan Laundromat _ .26 1 flrtal two games, 15-6 and 2-0 in Boytr was under a two-year the judges will be instructed to look closely at com- Airport Plaza Lanes . 23 ,. 30H Falls basketball, team made it Investment Services, Inc. ...2\Vt 32M overtime after dropping the open' eight straight victories last week contract covering the 1MW2 sea- position and subject matter from the standpoint of Tbe Poet's Inn _...... lflii 34M tons at an estimated $100,000. Hailet Pastry 2 „ .17 37 ing game, 15-8. With wins over previously unde- 200 Club—Mildred Mitchell 212, Uary Traffic Lines downed Wilson's "I'm satisfied with the terms portrayalof bowling fun and excitement." Calms 212, Ann Smith, 206, Lu Sttple- feated Oceanport and Freehold ton 200. x in the last two games, 2-0 in Township. tor the '83 season," Boyer said. The St Louis Arena will be the site of one of 600 dories—Rose WlilntleM 531, Uary overtime and 15-13 after the co In the Oceanport -game Jim "If I wasn't, I wouldn't have Cairns 517, Ronne Tallla 60S. gone ahead and signed. I would the most unusual double headers in sports Satur- leader of the league took the Summey and Jessie Malone paced WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CHURCH first game, 4-15. ave waited another month." day, when bowling and basketball share the spot- I.EAflllE / the Tinton Falls club to a 42-40 W I, The Post Office team took the win with 17 and 14 points, respec- Last y«ar Boyer Wt .Ml - the light The attraction will feature a regulation Shrewsbury Presbyterian 34 23 first time In five years he hit Trinity Episcopal 34 23 first two games, from Luigi's, ively. Rickie Geiger was high for NBA contest between the St Louis Hawks and Red Bank Methodist 2 34 23 both by 15-5 scores before drop- nder .300. St. James 2 31 26 keanport with 21 points. the Los Angeles Lakers, followed by the finals Congregation Beth Shalom ...31 n ping the finale, 9-15. Tinton Falls' diminutive Daryl Boyer said, "What I felt really St. Anthony .29 28 Monday night's schedule has Sams led the way to victory over bad about was leaving so many of the second annual Hawks' Invitational Bowl- Little Silver Embury Meth. 28 29 men on third. Fair Haven Nativity ...28 2» Sal's meeting Traffic Lines at 7 Freehold in a nip and tuck gam* Red Bank Presbyterlin 2 .....25 32 Manager Johnny Keane Mid ing Tournament Red Bank Methodist 1 .35 32 o'clock, Luigi's tangling with that was won 35-33 in the last 30 OUTFITS Boyer would remain team cap- St. Jumes 1 24 33 Mainstay at 8 o'clock and Post seconds. Prior to the start of the basketball game, a Red Bank Presbyterian 1 ...19 St ME tU/tl/HAV£ A Office clashing with Wilson's at tain. TOO series — Helen Braney 157, 1S7, At the Oceanport game, the group of area sports celebrities will take to the t7T—601. CM/MS TO COMPILE 9 p.m. as physical education department 180 Owne — Jo*n Reynolds 199. Jean Traffic Lines is in third place we eater to lanes for a special Scotch doubles match. Among Rose 191, Bea Graham 187. Hannah THE BEST rtat- gave a gymnastics exhibition. Wlelchu ,182, Peg Brophy 180. with a 7-5 record. Mainstay This included forward rolls, tip- those to participate will be Cardinal baseball greats RECORP tti -WE fourth with 6-6, Luigi't fifth with GRADE SCHOOL BOYS MTOM.FTOWN MERCHANTS up*, mule kicks, shoulder-weave Red Schoendienst and Joe Garagiola; Joe Robb of W L 5-7 and Sal's in the cellar with Bolmdel Liquor 35 M roll, cart wheels, round-off, tan- the St. Louis football Cardinals, major league Hyneman's Gulf .15 IS a 2-10 mark. and Suburban Pharmacy ...- ...34 17 dem roll, hand springs from Samuelion Const 30 21 knees, dive rolls, front somer- pitcher Frank Bauman and first baseman Roy Volkland Towing Ser 2fi 21 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS Monmouth Eiec _. .29 22 saults, free standing exercises Sievers. O'Dell Plumbing _...2S 2S Middletown Lades 2« 20 CBA Frosh and team balance work. and Bowling, conducted on two Brupswick lanes John Day Funeral Home ....21 27 Performing in the exhibition J ft W Drywall __.}0 31 installed beside the hardwood court, will actually Marino's Atlantic , ...19 as Win, 5941 were Rolf Reinalda, Tom Carroll, COLLEGE BOYS Bimtenbaek 12 39 Randy Warren, Jim MacNeary, start the program Saturday afternoon with the «00 Series — Robert Mlgllore SOi SOUTH AMBOV - CBA's 924, SOS-«34, Kenny Sullivan, Beth Bradford, 200 Club — Nick Sama 211, Tom powerful frosh. basketball team and tournament's qualifying round. After the basket- Helen Cox, Pat Baron, Margaret Isaksen 227, Norman Samuelion 213, posted a 59-41 triumph over the ball game the finals of the tournament will be held Spencer, Samuelion 200, Phil Krevoli Schwartz, Pam Hand, Tullv Rich, 234, Richard Hea 203. fllno Btranlero St. Mary's (South Amboy) frosh 211, Btan Kooyenga 21S. John Maiurolk Dave Picard, Jim Walsh, Jay YOUR BOY! with the four top qualifiers rolling head-to-head 218, Nell Richards 210. Edna Morso here Monday afternoon. It was one-game matches. The bowlers involved are Ray 224. the ninth win in 11 starts for Mannix, Teddy Holmgren, How ell Harris. Terry Dalton, Jessie Bluth, defending champ, Joe Joseph, Billy Golem- ATLANTIC HinilI.»Nn« the Colt yearlings. St. Mary's BDSINESSMEN'S LBAOTIB ha3 a 2-11 record. Malone, Edith Streckhahn, Terry W Hy Spotting Sports blewski, Buzz Fazio, Steve Nagy and Nelson Brook Insurance ...... Jl The winners held a 24-17 half- Wabiski, Peter Cooke, Daryl Brlte's Clw«aners ...... 28 — Continued —. Sams, Walter Jackson and Doug Burton, Sr. Joseph and Golembiewski are the Crate's Beverage 28 time advantage, then put the MffSHOP Ed's Auto _..;....27 game away with a 19-9 third Schweers. current national doubles champs. Julian's 28 Rumson hppes to move up one Red Bank Catholic 41 INM4 St. Red tank W. tout St. AAr e MobiMbll BerylcenteBl r svt The mascot of the Southern greater range of the "off spot pick-up." This latter Mike'si ToToy Center .28W a couple of years ago Brick Township managed to get •bury Methodist football team is Opa DaHj ud So*. 7 HMA9VM is exceptionally good news to the bowler. We will ,lo Amusements „!} 45 in on the act and was co-champion in football with wait tftjsee the first such installation in these parts. frficier r?s Highland Park. That Was in the days of Sam Reillo. CALL SH 7-0308 to Thursday, Jan. 31, hold f«kr*1l7-Bpwisorsd We ' sursnee policies. New Strathmote Residents KM) liA.SK KKG Lambertson j$703,300Due Most of the money will go to MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Mn. David B. Lettenty, 28 Ava those who were in World Wa/ « new Deerfield Park section of kin La., and daughter Jessica, 2, Is Assigned For Veterans and have National Service Life Strathmore-at-Matawan opened formerly of Upper Darby, Pa.; Not Only Farms Insurance coverage. recently joining the previously Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Levine, The remainder is tor veterans occupied Ivy Hill Park and And- 183 Deerfield La., and sons, Neil, To Sheppard In County of World War I who have U. S. 6Wr Park, sections. 11, and Ronald, 2, formerly of Are Affected By NEW YORK - Former serv- Government Life Insurance. Douglastnn, L. I. icemen and women in Monmouth The" amount going to the 10,870 New residents are:" Mr. and County are reaping a $708,800 fi- Also, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Wind Erosion policy-holding veterans in Mon- Mrs. David L. Borowka 124 nancial harvest at this time, Lucciola, 503 Line Rd., and chil- estimated at Deerfield La. and children Ann FREEHOLD — Not so many thanks to an out-of-the-ordinary mouth County is 2, formerly of dren, Michael, 20 months, 4, and Ellen, years ago, conservationists were payment of dividends on their $708,800. and Mrs. Jacob Andrea, two months, formerly Tha volume of business that it Brooklyn; Mr. urging farmers to delay plowing GI insurance. R. Baer 132 Deerfield La. and Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur in the fall, to make sure, there will generate in local retail stores daughter Deborah, 21 months C. Miles, 169 Deerfield La. and were winter" cover crops and to The windfall represents their will be several times that much, formerly of Brooklyn; Mr. and daughter, Wendi, 4, formerly of avoid, if possible, the damage share of a $327,000,000 dividend it is expected. This is what gen- Mrs. Mark Beck, 56 Ayrmont La., East Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Wil that is sure to come from wind declared by the government for erally .happens when the amount and son, Steven, 4, formerly of helm Mohr, 128 Deerfield " erosion during the winter. holders of such insurance. Part of money in circulation is in- and children, Christopher, 3, and of it they would have received Engtewood; Mr. and Mrs. Paul County Agent Marvin A. Clark creased. Marion, 13 months, formerly of anyway, in the normal course of Benyola, 495 Line Rd., and chil- reminds Monmouth County peo- The government's expressed Cliffside Park; Mr. and Mrs. events, upon the anniversary dren, Paul, 13, and Kathleen, U, ple that non-farmers also have a purpose in releasing the cash at Peter Nicholois, 8 Idaho La., and dates of their policies. formerly of Middletown; Mr. and stake in this erosion business this time is to "provide a needed son, Peter, 2, formerly of Rich- Mrs. Donald E. Callahan, US There probably is as much Mon- This year, however, in line with boost to the national economy," mond Hill, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Deerfield La., and children, Rob- mouth County land now upset plans announced at the White in the words of President Ken- ert, 4, and Edward, one month, Edward J. Olpin, 8 Arden La., by winter construction projects House, the entire regular divi nedy. formerly of Flushing, N. Y.; Mr. formerly of Brooklyn; Mr. as by farmers who hope to pain dend of $237,000,000, together with The Veterans Administration, In and Mrs. Edward Carnesale, 72 Mrs. William M. Qualey, a little time on their spring plow- an extra dividend of $90,000,000, making public the prepayment Ayrmont La., formerly of Yonk Deerfield La., and children, Da- SAFE DRIVER — F. H. Aklus, Shadowbreok Rd., Shrews- is being turned over to the veter- ing, he said adding: plan, explained that it consists, ers, N. Y.; Mr, and Mrs. Lau- vid and Ruth, formerly of Bogo- ans now. The majority of the bury, receives a clock radio in recognition of his 30- for the most part, of a return to rence Carrus, 515 Line Rd. and ta, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 'It doesn't matter whether it checks are going out this month. year safe driving for the New Jersey Ball Telephone the policyholdefs of a portion of sons, Barry, 15, and Ian, 7, for- Rosenson, 177 Deerfield La., and was the farmer's plowing or the The rest will be sent in Febru- Contractor's bulldozer that left their premium payments. merly of Syossett, L.I.; Mr. and children Harold 10, and Company. C. F. Johnson, laft, district construction su- William D. Lambertson ary. the land bare, it is quite evident The money has become avail- Mrs. William E. Cawood, 64 Ayr- Eileen, 4, formerly of Plainview, perintendent, Asbury Park, is shown making the pre- mont La., and children, Connie, L.I.; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. that the wind neither knows nor LACKLAND AFB, Tex. — Air- Approximately 10,870 of the 47,- able because the death rate 16, Susan, 13, Scott, 10, and Schneider, 609 Line Rd., and sentation, Mr. Aldus is a- supervising line foreman of cares who left this open space man Basic William D. Lambert- 254 veterans who live in Mon- among veterans is lower than had Timmy, 4, formerly of Red Bank. children, Adam, 8, John, 6, David, construction in the Asbury Park area. which can cause so much damage son, son of Mrs. Flossie Lambert- mouth County will share in the been expected. 4, and Nancy, 3, formerly of when the top soil starts blowing son of 10 Bedle Rd., Hazlet, N.J., current.payment. The extra of $90,000,000 was de- Also, Mr. and Mr3. Charles Long Beach, L. I. around in freezing weather. is being reassigned to Sheppard They are among some 5,250,- clared because it was felt that the E. Davis, 12 Arden La., formerly AFB, Tex., for technical training 000 veterans in the United States, insurance reserve funds had of Toccoa, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Erosion not only lessens, the Also, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Today's Business Minor; as a United States Air Force' air- out of a total of nearly 22,500,000, grows to a size greater than nec- John J. Deneen, 59 Idlewild La., fertility of the land on which the Seaman, 33 Avalon La., and craft maintenance specialist. who are eligible because they essary. <•'..'..'• and daughter, Kathleen. 14, for- farmer wants to raise his crops, son, Ross, 3, formerly of Brook merly of Milton, Mass.; Mr. and it also fills the neighbor's houses Airman Lambertson, who com- Mrs. S. Roger Dixon, 36, Ayr- lyn; Mr. and Mrs. William F, with dust picked up by the winter pleted the first phase of his mil Secor, 83 Avalon La., and daugh- rains and m^y even, in some itary training here, was selected mont La., formerly of Brooklyn; Record Profits TMi !§ an «i»erU»ement Mr. and Mrs. John J. S. Doyle, ters, Colleen, 5, and twins, Jean- cases, obstruct parts of roads or for the specialized course on the 52 Ayrmont La., whose children, Ine and Debra, 22 months, for- streets where loosened soil is basis of his interests and apti- Susan and John, are away at merly of Bronx; Mr. and Mjs. Provide Top Story moved by either wind or water tudes. college, are formerly of Eaton- Sheldon Serle, 37 Deborah La., from its original location into He is a 1962 graduate of Key- and daughters, Melcdy Ann, 16 the areas of travel." How to Stop town; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. port (N. J.) High School. Dryden, 53, Ayrmont La., and months, and Lori Ann, 2 weeks, by SAM DAWSON sons, Charles, IS, Keith, 3, and formerly of Brooklyn; Mr. and Davson Eric, eight months, formerly of Mrs. Ralph W. Shaw, 4 Dawn Way, and daughters, Carol, 11, NEW YORK (AP) - Record CBA Entrance UJA Work Salt East Orange; Mr. and Mrs. report. In addition to many of thi profits are top news today. Amer- Maurice B. Fieux, 29 Ayrmont and Marsha, 8, formerly of Ber- steels, smaller prof its.than in 4961 ican business is turning in a good Owner of Butch's Automat- La., and children, Daniel, 13, genfield; Mr. and Mrs. Alexander are reported, by Republic Avja- Exam Slated Is Praised Spear, 165 Deerfield La., former- report card, on the whole.' It tipn, Firestone,. .Great^Nortliern ic Car Wash and director Michael, 10, and Mary Anne, 3, LINCROFT— Brother Bernard, ly of Newark; Mr. and Mrs, shows the economy is stronger Paper, Philjips Petroleum, Mas- of the Automatic Car Wash formerly of Levittown, L. I. director of Christian Brothers Fred J. Sweeney, 511 Line Rd., than many have thought. sey-Ferguspn, . Cefbtex, . Muellei By Hughes Association International, Also, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour formerly of West New York; Mr. Academy, has announced that the This Is important not only to Brass, Harvey AiurninUm. PRINCETON (AP)-Gov. Rich- Clyde R. Butcher, searched Green, 137 Deerfield La., and and Mrs. Warren Thaler, 133 entrance examination for Septem- the stock market but also to Con- And most .companies that in- ard J. Hughes said Tuesday night five years for a foolproof children, Bruce, 15, and Wendy, Deerfield La., and children, ber's freshman class will be gress considering domestic prob- creased their earnings complain held at the academy Sunday at that the United Jewish Appeal's way to minimize salt cor- 11, formerly of levittown, L.I.; Bruce, 15, and Wendy, 11, for that the gain wasn't enough; whei lems. It is a comfort during the 2 p.m. . efforts in saving Jewish lives and rosion-of automobiles safe- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Guriglia, merly of Levittown, L, I. measured by ratio to greate 181 Deerfield La., and sons, Mi- hubbub in the North Atlantic Selection will be made for an building Israel contribute to con- reat sales volume. The profit margin ly. Today, he believes hi Also, Mr. and Mrs. David X Y Organization _caused by anticipated class of 200 students cepts of freedom, human dignity chael, 3 and Paul, 16 months, they say, is still much too pinched has the answer. Wolfe, 8 Dawn Way, and chil Frenc~ h President Charles de which will bring the enrollment and justice. formerly of Brooklyn; Mr. and for real health and expansion. Now installed at. Butch's Mrs. William L. Hodgson, 129 dren, Laura, 6, and Samuel, 2, Gaulle's current stand against of this college preparatory school In a speech at the 25th armi Deerfield La., and son, Allen, formerly of Brooklyn; Mr. and American and British aspirations. The profit gains didn't soar ti to 800. versary of the United Jewish Ap- Car Wash are special man- 9, formerly of Ardsley, N. Y.; Mrs. James P. Woods, 48 Ayr- General Motors made more anywhere near the high figure CBA will graduate its first peal, Hughes praised the UJA's ually operated sprayer* Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Hogg, mont La., and children, James, money in 1962 than any American predicted when 1962 started. Also, class this June. The academy fund-raising activities in bringing (under 550 lbs. pressure) the comparisons are made with Jr., 104 Deerfield La., and chil- 8, Thomas, 5, and Terrence, 4, corporation ever has in any one now has a faculty of 28 Christian refugees to the United States and |".which remove salt from )• formerly of New York City; Mr. 1961, a year when many were in dren, Robin, 18 months, and Rob- year. This topped, without de- Brothers '. in residence with a in building Israel. every crevice of a car's )• and Mrs. William J. Zinsmeister, a recession during the early ert, six weeks, formerly of North tracting from, the record set a bit number of lay. faculty. . He said it was fitting that the surface ... and also re- Bergen; Mr. and Mrs. Herman 139 Deerfield La,, and children, earlier by American Telephone & months. first of the organization's annl >• The school is on the 152-acre move salt from under fen- Kazen, 67 Avalon. La., and chil Anna Lee, 10, Dana, 8, and Telegraph for the 12 months end- But stockholders in genera former Greeniree Stable property versary dinners should be held In >• have this comfort: cash dividends ders! ; , dren, Andrew, 7(. and Helene, 5, Heide, six months, formerly of ed Nov. 30, Du Pont also reports and utilizes several of the origi- New Jersey, formerly of Brooklyn; Mr. and South Brunswick. setting a record for itself last increased $900 million in 1962 to nal buildings in its daily activi- 'For here it was that the United Here, at last, is the sure year. International Business Ma- hit a record $16 billion. ties. Jewish Appeal came of age," he way to minimfee »« wnwion! By washing your car • Advertisement" chine earnings also are at a high. said, noting that it was at a UJA twice a week at Batch's Car Wash, salt has little chance Only a small minority of corpor- conference at Atlantic City in 1945 to do damage. Ordinary washes fall to remove salt ations so far announcing their, re- 17-Year-Old Tax Revenue that a $100 milllion fund-raising from crevices and under lenders, but Butch'» three-minute [SPEAKING OF MONEY sults have earnings that trailed campaign was started. car wash guarantees near 100% salt removal from the Up in State He said Jewish refugees start- 1961. And these are largely con- Is Feted body of your car. ! By GEORGE L. BIELITZ centrated in a few industries. TRENTON (AP)-New Jersey's ed one of the first successful farm Keep in mind that the trade-in value of your car i Steel is the most important. And state tax revenue increased $17.3 movements in the Vineland area '..•--—•President, Monmoutb County National Bank- even here many are reporting By Bankers million to $192.8 million in the around 1890. From these surround- depends a great deal on its appearance. And the sure that the fourth quarter was much first half of- the present. budget ings, he said, came Jacob Lip- way to help keep your qar.rust-free is-towash it fre- TRENTON - Glenn Gerken, SOCIAL SECURITY RETIREMENT better than the third. Some steel year, State Treasurer Jonn' A. man who set' up the nation's first quently at Butch's Automatic Car Wash, located at 70 companies are^head for the en- 17, of Jerseyville, one of four Kervick reported Tuesday. department of soil chemistry and East Newman Springs Road, across from A&P market tire year—National, Youngstown, state delegates to the National Kervick said increases reg- bacteriology at Rutgers Universi- How much retirement money will you get under : Pittsburgh! 4-H Club conference here, was istered by major tax sources ty- Social Security? What other members of your family Leading corporations that honored today by the New Jer through December, compared with figures a year ago, were: racing can draw retirement payments? What are the require- topped 1961 results include: In the sey Bankers Association at a ments? How early can you retire? oils, Jersey Standard, Indiana $3.4 million; gasoline (1.9 million; Standard, Socony Mobil, Atlantic farmers and bankers luncheon inheritances $6.6 million; motor Here are some answers to questions like these. Refining, Sinclair, Union; in non- marking New Jersey Farmers vehicles $1.6 million; corporations IMPORTANT NEWS TO ferrous metals, Kennecott, Inspir- Week. $1.3 million; cigarettes $.4 million; Retirement payments under Social Security make a nice basis and alcoholic beverages $.3 ation Consolidated Copper, Kaiser Glenn is the. son of Mr. for your over-all retirement plan, I don't mean to downplay it. Aluminum & Chemical, Eagle- million. The fact Is, you can live on it completely, and plenty of people do. and Mrs. Howard Gerken and is Picher; in chemicals, in addition a student in Freehold High None of the major tax sources to Du Pont, are Union Carbide, Now, assuming you are fully covered School. The owner of three hors- showed a significant decline from under Social Security—meaning you have Monsanto, National Distillers & es and a six-year member of the last year. your required work credits under the plan Chemical, Diamond Alkali; also 4-H Rough Riders Club, he —payments under the retirement plan go Douglas Aircraft, International to yourself and probably to your wife-iand Harvester, American Can, Libby- instructs younger 4-H members Tuo Men Killed possibly to your children. Owens-Ford and most of the meat in riding and horse showman' TOKYO (AP)-A gas explosion ship. He is a member of the Here's how that works. Retirement for packers. ripped through a coal mine in the man begins at age 62 under Social Se- county 4-H Club Council and has southern Japan yesterday, killing curity. If his wife is 62 or over, she also As always, whether the trend is taken a part Jn organizing an two men. Two others were miss- receives retirement payments. And no mat- up or down, there is a minority enlarged county 4-H horse show. ing and 29 were rescued. ter how young she is, she receives payments If she's caring for a child under 18 or a disabled adult child. Any unmarried child of yours under IS receives retirement benefits when you re- tire. If your child is unmarried and over 18, but disabled prior to 18, and can't earn his own livelihood, the child also draws in- George I. Blelitz come when the head of the house retires. Suppose It's the wife who is the breadwinner, and she's retir- DIRECT SERVICE ing. Does the dependent husband receive payments when she retires? Don't laugh. Many a man has been a grand bread- winner all his life, except for the last lap, when troubles side- lined him. Yes, if the husband is at least half-supported by the wife, he draws payments when she retires. If a friend of yours didn't know that, he can still correct it if not more than two years have elapsed since the wife filed her application for retirement benefits. He'll have to prove the support angle. There are other eligibilities, but such uncommon ones that we won't use the space here. Supreme quality now comes in more than one size How much will a man draw per month? NEW YORK NEW Your retirement payment will be based on your average monthly earnings under Social Security. There is a four-step formu- From Church Street and Line Road la t could give you for figuring this out, but I'd rather simplify the procedure. Vou've got to hand it to theBritish. car moves vertically and as a unit, That average monthly earnings figure probably won't be below % They don't know the meaning of with no.seesawing or pitching." $67 a month. And it won't be above $#&—because, if you earned STARTS the maximum taxable salaries, it can't exceed that. (You'll re- "quit while you're ahead." In this Wonder is how a car so compact member only the first $4800 of income is Social Security taxable.) one superbly-fitted automobile are can carry so many in such incred- So I'm going to give some average earnings and show what monthly retirement check ttity bring. If that average monthly all manner of things to get a com- ible comfort. Five full-size Texans, earnings figure of yours is $100, for example, you'll draw $59 a month. petitor's goat—here and abroad.' we've found. A tough, competi- If it's $148. you'll draw $71. If It's $180. you'll draw $80. It represents the first known com- tion-proved racing car engine MON., FEB. 4th If it's $200, you'll draw $84. If it's $240, you'll draw $93, bination of sports car cornering mounted crosswise saves feet of If it's $280, you'll draw $101. If it's $300, you'll draw $105. and limousine ride, It'hds a sports space. So does putting the wheels If it's $360, you'll draw $118. If it's $400, you'll draw $127. car engine, sports car brakes, at the extreme corners of the body. That s maximum. sports car steering and a suspen- Front wheel drive gives the action What about early retirement? You can elect early retirement For Information Call at your 62nd birthday. In that case, your payments will be lower sionsystemLOOKMagazinesays, that gives snow plows their trac- —and they'll remain lower, even after you do reach 65. It'll be about 80% of what you would have gotten if you'd waited. But "startled automobile men as... tion ... uphills, through drifts... sometimes It's worth it. how best to make the springing sharpens cornering on any road. Here's an example. A fully-insured man who averaged $400 of front and rear wheels work to- The dealers listed below have one a month of taxable earnings would draw $101.60 a montii at 62; CO 4-2222 $110.10 a month if heT waits till his 63rd birthday; $118.60 if he gether instead of separately... the waiting. So.gotryyoureye-opener. wails for his 64th; $127.00 If he waits till his 65th. 'A wife's retirement payments amount to about half of the breadwinnir^ husband's—if she waits w\$\ 65 to claim them. New MG '1100'...The new size of Luxury.. .anyone can afford!

You Can Bank On RED BANK: CONTINENTAL CARS Asbury Park-New York Transit Co. 19 E. Ntwman Springs Rd. SH 7-4500 HOLLO BUS TERMINAL Monmouth County National Ocean Grove: A&G Motors, 82 South Main St., PR 5-3483 STEVE ROPER By SAWDERS tmi 0VERG4RD OAilY CROSSW0*D BED BANK ROISTER 4 Tbur*ky, lw* 31,1963-21 SaVA. 1. Fill beck CJLO. / is \wtnt tato lorowf labor TBrVN? Bridge Column .Q« musj. •Mr. Forcing an opponent to help 11. Ola LDcUfht M-HeHeo,*. THE HANDS 12. Color of {.Unhappy t«r»:*L you is often called an "end-play," purtmow 5.Vt««r SS.Soak because it usually takes plan WcttdnltT 13. European 6. Confection* tux near the "end of the hand. Keep Eut-Wttt ratoenWo kite 7.Chw: tt. Water your ears open in case opportun- NORTH U. Anxious god: ity knocks earlier. 15.Tunli 8.CWIU1 or BabyL IttmUf «••»•» * AI 73 meajure Latvia (poM.) S8.BnonDou« Declarer won the first trick 0 8 5 3 16. Look out! •.Biblical SO. 8t,uare, IT.To»ru4 with the ace of hearts, ruffed < *»7SZ IT. Form cf character hewn attjn* UtalM heart, and ted a trump to the WOT KA8T trap- 10. Only 3L Senior: S9. "Gloomy ace. The bad trump break pro- 4 0 19 3 A None shooting 18.Exl5t «bbr. OMa": duced a smile from West and a VKQ10 9 0*64 SO.Toihovr 18.Peralan 33, Toward Q.B. naughty word from South. 0AQ9 0 J }0 i coin 34. Biblical 40. Solar «*o 32. Ecuador 19.Half tam nun* 42. Malt Declarer took the king of MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY coin 20. Retort bevoraf* spades and gave West his trump AKJ976542 Xr.Turklih 21. Equal cutting: int 43. Pud trick, whereupon West got out coin f* safely by leading the queen of TOOT M.O»trtciuU(.« 1 > 7 m • VOUR hearts. South ruffed and led out W• 31 thinking Out West would have to Indian win and return clubs up to the la an expert game, bid four 88.PolyiM«ian ^t »T ace-queen. Instead, East over- clubs, the Gerber Convention, took the nine at diamonds with asking partner to tell you how it Hard to 7A >» lo 11 the ten and led a club through many aces he holds. boiler*,** 7A South. For Shelnwold's 36-page bopk- 1) tal. Declarer had to lose a club let, "A l>ocket Guido to Bridge," 41 Deputy ^S trick as well as another diamond. lend SOc to Bridga Book, Red >7 n I* 44. Bewildered V Bank Register. Box 3318. Grand %! Down one. ) A THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK 4X Please don't call me up In tha Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. 48.ImmBme middle of the night to say that 48. Mother: \ BABABU'S 50UJIER5 J BActABU IS EVU. WOE I MUST 60 TO FIND A WAY 4* South could have made the con- -LEGAL NOTICE 1 Brit ^R LH^.. ??.™^ /"ERE, WHERE WE HIDE TO 6CT YOU HOWE. PO tract at the end. Yes; South could NOTICE DOCTORS. THEY ARE 6000 MEN WHO NOTSEAFRAI^PIANA. colloq. 4a- 47 have led the ace and queen (A NOTICE U HEItKBV GIVEN to the 47.Krupp sgal voters of lit School District ol NOTTOBE" wuras MM clubs, forcing West to win and he Township of Mlddlelown, In the "lunty of Monraouth, New Jersey. lead diamonds to the king. at the annual meeting of the legaj We have nothing but sympathy Hers ot said District for tile electron 3 members of the Board of Edu- for South at the end. He was --itlon snd for other purposes will b« News for Spring hoodwinked by a very pretty dis- ^eId at 3:00 o'clock P.M. on At Amarillo WEDNESDAY, FJB8RUARV 1J, ]MI card. But South waited too long The Dolls will remain open until »:00 o'clock PH, and as much longer as for his end-play; he was asleep m«jf tjs nscesiery to perrhlt all legal Printed Pattern at the first trick. voters then present to cut their bat- Declarer should allow Vest to lie meeting will be held and all th« Itgti voters or the gctool DH- win the first trick with the king trlct will vole at the respective rolling of hearts. What can West do to placts luted below. i-oiima, 3 members will bt elected for 3 keep out of trouble? [ears; 0 members win be elected for U West continues with a low * y**rs; 0 members will bfl elected for 1 year. heart, declarer wins a finesse At the said meeting will be sub- with dummy's jack. If West leads mitted propoaltions for voting taxes for MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Je following respective purposes: anything else, South gets • free [or Current Eipenaea «5,333.M3.0O Hor Land, Building I 9H0UUXA MLLED V0O.6LAD6..T finesse. and Equipment 100,00100 WAS 0U75IPE USTENIN3 WHEN VOUTOLD MEANWHILE A PELAPIMTEO West can save himself only by Ths total amount thought "*"""•"' , MttTRAILYOUt) SHOT sW'OLP WXHt PICK-UP TRUCK ROAR3 DOWN •», »•.necessary Is t3,440,O.4.0l» THE JNOUNTAIN BOAD NEAC tearing up the cards, which many At the said meeting the following hosts consider Impolite. proposals will be submitted: StADEB HOUSE i PROPOSITION NO. I RESOLVBD that the Board of Idu- DAILY QUESTION cation of Ui« School .District of the. Jowoshlp of MlddletoW County of Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to Monmotith, Niar Jentjr, la hereby au- 18 points), and the next player thorized: To transfer the sum ol *H>, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chtrles Reg- And Meskill To construct an addition to the Mid- nault of 90 Franklin Ave., West dletown Township Hlrh school to ?on- Keansburg, N. J., is being re- m.i°. «lr*«' »n easterly along thn aoulherly POLLlNd DISTRICT NO. 3 domestic scene can be expected, side of lot No. 44. Block "0" Polling ploco el the BELFORFI aid map 12Q feet to the northwester- SCHOOL tl BBLFOltD Jn the School but it can be side-stepped if all ly cornar of lot No. IT Block "0" District, fnr legHl voters residing within on said map thence 12) southerly Oeniral Election District No. 3 By GEORGE SIXTA concerned will co-operaie. You long the westerly side of iota No. POLLING DISTRICTS NO9. 4-1) RIVETS 17 and It Block "0" 60 feet to the Polling place st tha M1UDLETOWN will feel more independent and northeaaterly corner of lot No. 17, T0WNBH1P HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX »t 1 CHANGED Block "0" on aald rnap thence (31 LJSONAREO In the School District, for I PREFER TO B£ y decisive late in the day and af- weattrly alonl the northerly llde ot legal voters residing within General i\JL LET YOU Election Districts No. 4-9. NEAT ALWAYS— MARVBUDUS' THE STYLE fairs will then move along at a lot No. 41 Ul Iset to the easterly DOSOMB sldi or Walnut Avenue thenca (41 POLL1NO DISTRICTS NOS. 51H PAINTINS YOU northerly along the easterly ilde of Polling place at the LINCROFT FINjSERPAlNTINSWHILe /r^Y I MADE IT faster clip. Don't, liowever, in Walnut Avenue oft feet to the point SCHOOL «t UNcnorr m iiie school or plnca or BEatNNINO. District, for legal voters residing with- YOU'RE V/AITiyS, R* YOUR JLl A FOOT Ihe rush of activities, become Being tha lame premises conveyed in Genera) Election Districts Nos. 5-19 ANOTHER TO CAUL FDR VOU- PAINTING to Borla Raman and Natalia Kanzun POLUNO DISTRICTS NOS. 8-21 careless. h/w. by deed or Hannah Connors and Polling place at the PORT 51 ON- URET^ Edward Connors her husband, dated MOUTH SCHOOL at PORT MON- December 29, 1918 recorded on De- JI0UTII In Ihe Bchool Dlstrlrt, for le- Past... In Feb. ofl 892, Mrs. Future ... If the present ex- cember ,W, IMS ,n Hd'it 2)OJ, ]'c gal voters relldlng within General Elec- 123 or defda of tha Clerk ot Mnn- )n Districts No*. 6-21 William B. Astor gave a ball at periment of one hotel chain, the mouth County. POLLINO DISTRICTS NOS. 7-17 offering of "tourist class" ac- BEalNNlNd at at point In the east' Polling plnce «t Ihe EAST KEANB- her New York town home. The erly alile ol Walnut Avenue said point BURO GCIIOOL st EAST KEANS8UR9 occasion is noteworthy because commodations at reduced rates being distant 20O feet northerly from tn the Bchnol District, for lrc.nl voters Hie TntenectJon of Wclnul Avpnue snil residing within General Election Dis- she limited the guest list to 400, (from $5 in some cities to $7.75 Pine Street thence 111 eailerly slon| tricts Nos. 7-17. maximum, in New York), the the northerly aide or lot No. 4fi In POLUNO DISTRICTS NOB. 81! starting the social term, "the Block "O" dlstanl 125 feet to t point Polling plsce at the FAIRVIfiW practice may spread to many tn the southwesterly corner of lot No.SCHOOL st 60 COOPER ROAD. Red Four Hundred," hotels. 20 In Block "O" Ihencs O) northerly Bsnk, for legal voters residing within along the westerly sl'le of loin Non. Oeneral Election Dlstrlcta Nos, S-1S 19 and 20 In Slock "0" dlttant SO feet POLLINO DISTRICTS NOS. 10-12 10 a point In the southwesterly i'or> Polling place at the RIVER FLAZA. ner of lot No. IS, In Block "O" thenca SCHOOL at HUBBARD AVENUE, RIV- By CAL ALLEY Th» Day Under Your Sign f3t westerly along the southerly sine ER PLAZA, tor legal voters residing THE RYATTS or lot #46 tn Block "0" distant within General Electon District Nos. ARIES {Bom Muck 31 It April If) LIBRA [S.pl. 23 t. Oct. 2!) I2S Jaet lo the easterly slda of Walnut 10-12 Throw yourulf into a challtnginK project A food day! Inspiration isaiftl you and Avenue thence <4> along the easterly POIJJNO DISTRICTS NOS. 1114 tltouirh It kpptari difficult. your imaiinatlon i» (mile. side or Walnut Avenue distant 50 fett Polling place at the HIDDLETOWN WWMOtM to the point or place or RKalNNINO. TOWNS IP II1O1I SCHOOL. 13 TIN- (Ml'MIGHi T WASH MORE THAM TAURUS (April 30 I. May 20) SCORPIO (Oct.21iaNw.il) Being the same premises conveyed DALL ROAD, MIDDLETOWN, lor la- MS SHARE/ Don't wutt lira* worriini about troo* A chmp of (Klinir !• lik.ly. Mlkl ion- to Boris Raman and Natalie Raman gs! voters relldlng within Qeneral Elec- bin; do Mmttlilnt to nln Ihira. celaiona to keep peace. hyw, by deed of Caroline Pappas and tion Nos. 11.14 William Pappae her huehand, o nothing rath. or Monmouth County on September 27, BELFORD Tor legal voters residing itxn. within General Election Districts Nos. CANCER IJun.JJ I.July 21) CAPRICORN (OK. 7i (o J.n. 20) The entire premise! comprise lota 13-23 St'tr clMr of a ftifiUlinn that could put A fciftpjr tmie in fiflijlr circle ii prom- Nos. 45. 48. 47. and 4« In Block "O" POLLING DISTRICTS NOS. II-K you on tha apot financially. lift!, Nei|hbor» and friend* nujr drop In. as ahown on the man entitled Uap ot Polling place at the HARMONY IEO |W4M.A»,. 21) AQUARIUS (Jw. II +«F.t)..lt) alemlale Park. D. II. Coaby Inc.. dated SCHOOL. HARMONY * MURPtlV Some inilib'litr ii indlraKd, H It call- Diuppoinlmtnt ii liktty, Ttkt it ID August 1, im and filed In Monmoulh P.OADB. NEW UON11OUTII, lor legU mid* and to on iboul ytur buiintu, county Clsrh's office on August 23, voters residing wlthlo General Election tiom in dciltai -with Mbcri. 1153. Districts Nos. 151« VIRSO (Au9. 22 it Sap). 2]| PISCES (Ftfe. 20 t* Mircfc 30) Subject to restrictions of record, POLLINO DISTRICT NO. 10 SrrV competent *rirtcc b«fore taltlnr a "Better bt life thin tarry" •• i gbod JOHN A. KE1WICK Polling place at Hie THOMPSON motto, «tpecit]lr concerning money, 8tat« Treasurer of tits SCHOOL at MIDDLETOVra-UNCROFT •crioui nip afftctini your tulurt. Stats of New Jersey t DWIOIIT ROAD9, RXD BANK, tor •0 lvU, Titld EtU«rpH»«, Int. WILLIAM BLOI1M JR.. legal voters residing within General Deputy Attorney OenersJ Ilsollon Dla.rlct No, X. Jut. 31, Feb. 7.'l4, ]) (100,21 Jan. a U3.ll BED BAM EECISTER AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCK? BUSINESS NOTICES KELP WANTE&-MALE FOR SUE APA«T*!ENTB 22—Thursday, Jan, 31, 1%: 1M2 WHJTI CHEVROLET CirrjrU 1*M B13CIC — Two door hardtop. INCQMK TAX RETUK»*-~lodlvtdluJ. better, defroster, ' uodardos&if;, ner 1221. For inoia U yean eiptrHnce, pick up at>4 RETIRED? FREE INSTALLATION BIG TV DISCOUNTS mbbtr. Iterfect condition, no* owne Information, deliver, Seasonable. «B 1-14M. Supplement Income witi part-time out- JJJJUtltilU OOVStNATIOtl ANNOUNCBMENTS C«u aHilWJ INCOME TAX RETURNS prepued. at side work. Car necessary. STORM WIMDOW1 TOKD CONVIBTlflLB — IBM Oalaxle, your home or bus/ness. CONTACT One and two bedrooms, situated LOST AND FOUND 1962 RAMBUCR - Four-door, classic power top and steering, seven white- SH 7.2662 Mu 14011 O Meyer. Circulation Pept, Bed Bank cuatom station wagon. Fully equipped. walls, welt maintained, one owner, Register, 40-48 Broad Bt,, tut Bans. 6 for $77 tTi irtt lilt. MI MOM. in the best residential area. ' Sit months old. Price R07B Urn. Ca' private, »11»5 ton) price. Call 747-3822 DOMBN1CO PRIMJ1RANO - Carpen. LOST — Collie, Lassie type. Vlcln! 08 1-3087. 7-8 p.m. only. ten contractor. AU kinds of carpenter Trtple txtclt. tullf weather stripped, , "Rainbow TV S Hardware King's Village. Mlddletown. work, alteration.. SH 1-9763. NEEDED AT ONCE nnutn Alcoa aluminum, E-Z tilt Can PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. 1960 CHEVROLET Bel Air sedan, Be cleaned from Inside. Basy Terms (Across Acme lot) Broad Red Bans en-3i93 powered, radio, heater, automatic. 1934 MERCURY tiK-door hardtop, TWO YOVNO MEW desire small WALTER S. OyZRTON A-l. Beit otfer. 7874S94. radio, neater, stick shift V-8, $276. painting Jobs; alao will clean out Opportunity to earn 19a or moor* your TWO-UNIT IS mm Ampx4 sound pn DIAL 741-7200 787-0808. attics, cellars and garages. Experi- first week. No eiperlence necessary. PROWN'S lector; separate 13 Inch speaier. Can AUTOMOTIVE 1959 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CON Mult be between 20-35. Available Im- 32 Broad St. SH 1-1600 Red also be used tor PA system. Practically Real Estate Since UM ' VEKTIBLE-Full power, signal icekel 19H BUICK — Hardtop, two door, enced, dependable, reasonable. Call mediately, mil interviews' confidential. BH 7-1869 or 8H 7-4755 after 6 p.m. 7 new. Trial any evening alter 4 p.m. <0 White St Keel Bank AUTOS & TRUCKS radio, new snow llrei. Perfect condl- itandard, radio, heater, $330. Call SH 7- Call'BH 1-4.3M, 111, or S5 p.m. MBTRONIX - STORES ARE BRINI (no. original cost (1000. Peter 8pac- tlon. $1,875. 482-3056. 1408. 1NQ to the snore spaclsi bargains h Hl-in amateur, experlmentor, servtei nolo. »Vest SunsiFXve.. 8H l--mt 1S60 AUSTIN HEALEr SPRITE ExCi LINCOLN — 1959, white, S.1M0. Sacrl- 1946 8KAOKAVE lire apparatui with EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — On desjer slcctronlo Items.' Too nomeroui lent condition. Price $950. Call SH lice. ladders. Any bid considered. Contact All purpose camping and utility tn »728 alter « p.m. Chrysler Product!. Call In person M to list Send eamej and address oi •r. wrung, 6 foot baa, enclosed, wlrei RED BANK MC 1HB7 Borough Clerk, Bhrewabury 8H 1-42W. HELP WANTED-FEMALE FRANK VAN 8YCKLB, INC., 149 W. pest cud 10 P.O. Box 113,, Llttl saddle tanlu. 1100. SH 1-M90. 1S59 CHEVROLET IMPALA — HatdtO] Front Bt, Red Back. Blllver to receive descflptlve rnatllnK 1953 CUSTOM LINE FORD — TWL1861 FORD TUDOH V8, overdrive, also TWIN BED — 115. studio couca. (20, BEAUTIFUL RIVERFRONT Excellent condition. Six new Ures door hardtop, radio, heater, standard, three carburetor manifold and Iskv CREDIT MANAGER BPINIT PIANO, 1290. Bundf darinel eluding snow tcea.de. $1000. Call SH COd. 4Z John St., Red Bank, track cam for. Ford flathead. EH M88O. Sales Trainees - Metalj 6- x r tweed rug, M, slz« T girl's Six rooms, two balhs. Best residential 9728 alter 6 p.m. Experienced ipecialty or department Wl Complete «t Barbells «nd dumb . skates I prcf tsslooal blades) " area. River prl (lis) per month. FIVE-YEAR 60,000 MILE WARRANTY •tore. Kicellent working condltloni. Wnllehead Metals has several oppor- bells, Hi. Coolerator 'electric stove 8H 1-8911, after p.nu Call Rumson, 8 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE - LlaDIl see MAURICE SCHWARTZ A SONS Good opportunity for a4vancement tunities lor sales trainees. Starting 130. All Items la excellent condition. Ity and physical damage. 17-90 can 1 MOBILE HOMES Call U 2-OJTJ. lor Plymouth. Valiant. Ctirysiers Im- Appjy In person, Lerner Sbopi, 81 salary (O.2O0 plus bensflts. Call HL SALE OCEAN GROVE _ BeautlM, modern, Insured. HOUSTON WATERBURY, perial. 141 W. Front Bt, Red Bank. Broad St., Red Bank. 5-5SO0 (Harrison, N. J.) on Monday, sunny three rooms, furnished or un- Realtor-Insuror, 16 W. Front fit. Red UOBILB H0MK3 February 4, for Interview appointment. !4 CARAT diamond rlnf, private Bank. SH 7-53O0. 938 FORD — Automatic, radio, healer, REGISTERED NURfiES — 3 p.m.—U Can be seen at Seldln's Jewelrr Store, Aluminuluminum cellar combination windwindowo ; lurnHhed. Near gate. PR 6-4780. whltewalls. Good condition. $526 firm. L'nd -10% down p.m. and 11 p.m. to 7 a.m, year routic OPPORTUNITY (or retired business Broad St., Red Bank. Or phone SH 32132X144 , (Z.B9(ZB9, S2HXUHS2HUH , 32I1S321S, «.»«»; J95S COUNTRY SQUIRE STATIO] Call 787-0264, New • 7-year financing position. Excellent wagea. Write "AH" man who Is still active and anxious to (931. 32x20, 32x22, I5.99. MARLBORO — Duplex apartment, WAGON — Fully equipped. In ou: ROBBIKSVrLLE Box Ull, Red Bank. keep busy; position op«4 aa majuyer of DO YOU NISID X-BAT VIBJON T( Lloyd Rd., near Matawm-Freehold Rd. standing condition. Power equipment, STATION WAGON — 1956 Chevrolet, business opportunities department, Hat- new tires. Radio, heater, back-up lights. four-iioor, automatic. Condition good. TRAILER BALES. INC. HOSTESS — Experienced. Apply in SKS Tha poor tired picture on yon PROWN'S KEYPORT — Four1 rooms, bath, heat Call after 7 p.m. 8421229 person. SHORS POINT INN, Hwy. 35,Ing and selling yarloui kinds ot busi- TV? Ace has the answer you ear a Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Shiny red. SH 7-4062 alter 3 p.m. Route 130 Robblnsvllle. N. J. nesses, acreaee, apartment nouses, etc; beatbeat . trade (or a new oneon . lolowsw * furnished, rent (85 per month. 41 Broad Hlt should have keen business sense. Call BABY CRIB — Matching chest, St. J959 FORD RANCH WAGON — Gree 954 CHEVROLET — JU 7-1320 pries :. ACE TV, Hwy 35, Neptu rite coach and high chair. All ex.ee! automatic transmission, heater. Gooi \VUN BLLfl iTHKLFruu or p lor appointment. RAY STILLMAH, City. Ezra W. Karkus. CO 4-1215. Aiklng 1100 10x46 MOBILE HOME with 4' eiten Realtor, State Hwy. 39, Shrewsbury. lent -condilK condition. »50. SH 1-6324 or SH SH 7-9222 (Use. Sever*! territorlej open lor Lona BRANCH — Kuralsaea apart- 4586. slon, eight months old, located Bhadow women tntereited In havin» (d SH 18600. . OPPORTUNITY BHOP ANTUJUBeJ 954 KORD — Exceptionally clean, Lawn Trailer Park- 878-0442. •teady Income. Bupwlence unneeei- U.B. and foreign stamps. . Six-leg ments. Four rooms and bath. Beat 1935 FORD—Four-door. Hebiiilt 1057 Tnunderblrd engine, Hurflt floor saty. 8H 1-4343 or write. Mrs. Marga PART TIME REFINISHER—On wood mahogany dropleaf table, seats elgh and water supplied. CA K-1&51 Flathead. New Iront end with thre shirt. Many extras. Must be Been to be ret Oulottft, P O. Box 190, Hcd Bank. work. Call 566-9814 between. 7 9 p.m., FURNITURE or six. Fair Victorian finger-carved Inch drop. Hydraulic brakes. Goo appreciated. Must sell this week. Call WANTED-AUTOMOnVE if no answer, 671-1160. side chairs* Victorian rose-carved love LONQ BRANCH — Two room apart- body. Radio. Runs well. BH 1-1325. ment, furnished. All utilities Included. BH Lisa nights. DEPARTMENT MANAGER ATTENTION — To those young men seat Bric-a-brac, china, cut, colored, F75, Private entrance, for couple, Call TOM'S FORD INC. wbo are Interested In the rewards of OF FOUR MODEL HOME! patterned glass, Jewelry. Call us whel CA 2-4649. AUTOS & TRUCKS 958 FORD — "i ton pickup, side boxes fclKperiencetl opeciaity or department itgh Income as a result of bard work. selling. The Matthews, 115 Broadws mow tires. S5O0. SH 1-9375 or WE PAY CASH FOR USED CARS •tore. Excellent working conditions. Call Mr. Love at LOVE REALTY Like new. Sacrifice prices, flee Keyport CO 4-144t. SH 7-11U Good opportunity for advancement, Ap- MODEL BOMBS every day, 1-S p.. KATONTOWN -^ BunnyDrook apart- Id Main St. LO 6-16O0 Matawan CO. 747-5050. If not licensed we wlU except Thursday. Mlddletown Greens, ments, 124 Wyckotf Road baa a three- .980 SIGA — $1100. 180 yas. from Matavfan RR Station) ily in person, Lerner Shops, 81 Broad train. ,. it., Red Bank. Mlddletown-Llncrott Rd. near Dwlgnl OFFICIAL BASKETBALL room furnished apartmerrt for rent. Ca.ll after 15 p.m. SALES TRAINEE — For youn«T, «0- Beautifully decorated, all utilities sup- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ATTRACTIVE WOMAN over 25. Capa resaive, dlsnltled oreanlutlon. Muit Backboard of weldwood*, duraply rll plied. SH 74100, LI 24823. FREE !961 OLDSMOBILE — F-85 four-door. ble 61 tneetlng public. Top.pay. Five- >e dependable, wllllns; to work, own and net. (15.96. Painted, weattel 13,000 miles, excellent condition, slick day week. Full or part-time. Call 187- iutomobfle, 'ree to travel. Excellent proof, won't split or Crack, gee It THREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED - % ihllt. 11600 SH 7-1S00 during day. NOW'B THE TIME Woolsey Ma.rlnL JSS04, 9 a.m.-12 noon alary, plus expenses. Liberal bene- TWO WINDOW FANS — TV antenni mile north of Red Bank. Recently r«- Paints 20% off. See our Ice boats, barbecue, lawn sweeper, power mowei RED BANK LUMBER dMorated. Call SH 1-8331, 5:30 • 9. 1955 FOUR-DOOR PLYMOUTH — J100. BABY BITTER — Occasional, experi- llts. Proralsini future. Send resume to electric washer and dryer. SH T-0361. outboards, new Afercury motors. All P.O. Box 832, Red Bank. 63 DODGE Good transportation, call alter 0, SH 1< narlne supplies. Open dally until 5:30, enced mfddie-aeed lady. References, re- HOLHDEI, — BTILLWELL RD. quired. SH 1-0481. HEAR WRLB LONO BRANCH -Jiree-bedroom duplex, new separate 173. Friday evenirgs untlt fl p.m. The Boat, MILK ROUTE AVAILABLE — Cash stereo at Metronlx. Complete system HBFIU. TOUR OWN CUSHIONS !kl * Scooter Center, 75 White St., HOUSEKEEPER — Reliable, live in ecurity needej. Write "A.M.," Box with comfortable foam rubber Foam- oil burner, (US. Heat by tenant [962 FORD Econollne with windows, only, H9.7H. 60 Birch Ave.. Little Silver. art. fitrr. 39 Batontown. LI 2-M77. GUEST RIDE SALE! itandard transmission, radio, outside led Bank. SH 1-1124. or out, live day week, care for one ll, Re*d Bank. ' Two-bedroom apartment, first floor, nlrrore, snow tires, 20.000 original true child. Hours 1-5:30 or full day, Own JEEFERS, CREEPERS, WHERE'd . WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHIHQ MAHINS INSURANCE! - See ua-35 room and balli. Call after 3 p.m. &68-ELECTRONIC PARTS COUNTER MAN get those eyes, Jeepers, Creepers, converted house, separate oil burner, rtlles. excellent condition. 11409. Can years experience. Call today. ROLOTON —Must be experienced, phone 747-5784 Where'd ya get those buys. HAPPT Contents of homes, stores, estates. will decorate, (S9. Heat by tenant. irrange financing. No trade. Can be 7045. for Interview. COAST ELECTRONICS, cellars attics, China, glassware, an- Call collect days HU 2-132L Evenings Been Phil Waldman'a Service Station, TATERBURY, Realtor-lnsuror, IS W. HAPPY HE. I bought them at ACB INCLUDES... Front St, Red Bank. SH 7-5300. NURSEMAID — Experienced, one year 50 Birch Ave., Little Silver. TV, Hwy 3», Neptune City. PR tiques, art objects and all bric-a-brac. BO 34368. Maple Ave. and West Front St., Red old child, permanent. Sleep in. Oilier S0S2. Ruscll's. 29 Mast Front SI SB 1-1693. "lank. < - "61" BROADWATER. 70 n.p. Mer-help kept. References. KB 1-30X0. TAILOR — i Capable, top notch bushel FOUR-ROO&f modern apartment, bath, FREE ,..' 24-hr, emergency cury, electric, built-in tank, all canvaa, man, top wages. Steady position, write NOW TIRES with rims, two slzi Beltord. Call arter 6. .959 FORD — Four-door a e d a n EXPERIENCED SALE8 OIRLS-Ladles giving complete background to "A,Z. ANTIQUES — BELLING OUT BELOW 170x15. Inquire 70 Prospect Aw., K« Ifgbts, fjr« extinguisher and extras. PR COST. MOVING FROM AREA Bank. SH 1-1153 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS apparel shoppe, good pay, full-time. Box SU, Red Bint ^_ BROOKSIDH ANTIQUES, Brookslde road service in U.S. SH 1-5295 Adams Shoppe, 14 Broad St.. Red Bank. THREE-ROOM garage apartment with MAKMA1N ^ Any ooai you want to MAN TO SERVICE established terri- and Monmouth Ba., OAKHORST. BABV CARP.IAOE, Pedljree, convertl 1 one-car garage, heat, hot water and Canada. .091 CHEVROLET — ImpsJs converti- «*wn. lii bank ratea Financing ar GENERAL FACTORY WORK — Near tory witb Fuller Brush Co. Full train, FIREPLACE WOOD and KCWDLINO— - stroller. (25. ind cookug gas. Furnished, good ble. Fully equlppml. TAKE OVER rangementa completed In ona calt at Red Bank, state experience and wages ing plus salary If chosen. Benefits. Ucouire's Market, Rte. 34, Colts Nee 787-3JB letghhorhood, Long Branch. 189. per PAYMENTS. SH 1-5285. any ot our offices. TBS MONMOUTH expected. Write B.I. Box 511. Red Bank CO 4-0439 Wednesday, Thursday, Frl- month. Can be seen any, time Satur- day, 8 to 2 only. . Phone M6-1323. 940-1333 evenings. 981 RENAULT DAUPHINS — Black, COUNTT NATTONAL BANK. BB I- EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES - Ap- ALUMINUM SIDING day, February 1 Phone Capital 2-2023. FREE .. . $2,500 personal vinyl upholstery, radio, heater, im- two ply in person. SHORE POINT INN, ALTENBUR© PIANO HOUS 14, colors. Low, low competitive prl». KEANSBUIto, three luge rooms, nest, maculate. One owner. $895. Red Bank SHIP TO SHORE RADIOS — Boat Hwy 35. Hazlet. Frown quality and guarantee. Frei unfurnished. Heat, hot water, electrle injury insurance policy. Auto Imports. SH 1-58B8. HELP WANTED-Mal* - Femil* •tlmates. show specials 30 to 75 watt models, WOMAN — Wanted lor general office Rant A Piano |I2 par Month nciuded. 1100. Business couple, chateau 957 PORSCHE — Speedster. One own-new and used. BAM MARINO, Marine work. Reply tn own handwriting. Write KNABB, KAS0N-HAM14H. (OHUCR PROWN'S Realty, Real Estate, 215 Carr Avenue, er, two tops. Blaupunkt radio. Leather Radio, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0218. a. Box 611, Red Jank. CASHIERS CABLB-NILSON. CVsWIHT STOCK Keansburg. 797-5884. •ecllning seats, $1295. Red Bank Auto Tee Nee boat trailer, owner trans- Coaimaa Are. s> Main at, Astrary n, 33 Broad St. Ked Bank 8H 1-7100 RED BANK — Two rooms sad bath, FREE ... $5,000 paid bond Import!, Ked Bank. BH 1-8886. REGISTERED NURBB« a.m. . to 1 Open daUy^UU^IMJU. till •:» lerred. $75. Call pp.m. or 9 a.m. to Z p.m., live cay weekk. Shop Rite-Middletown. Rt. 35 UASSAoa EQUIPMJim — For rent older home, freshly painted, automatlo i OS 1-3703 WriteWit , •A.O.", Bo- x in,''- Re" d" Bank, .leat, private entrance, (TO Includes protection. AUTOS & TRUCKS ; ExperiencKiperlencee preferredpreferred^, wwill train alert WB BUS ANP SELL anytnug and utilities. 291-1883. RAISED DECK OUTBOARD BOOKKJEBPEB-Exiwrlenoed. ExceUent applicants. Apply In,parson •verythtog. Olv» tnsj hlgbest prices. UISBR -~ Custom built, excellent opportunity In established, organization. BABB EXKUOUtSHT ABIWOX Cau William leff Jrurottursv JDO^. Hwr. UTSTANDmo VAMfSs-Seven-plece NEPTUNE — New lour rooms and Mndltlon. M h.p. Evlnntde. Owner Pleasant work: condlttoru in bright, qnallfled Panotmel For duality Orders 35. Mlddletown SH t-JMa. Open ant*, Utchen duutta. let (29, kneeholt desk buh, garage, basement, porch, heat FREE... $200 cash arrest | xansterred. fl,3O0. Call OS 1-3703, or cheerful office. Harry Goldberg J10 Broad long Branch CA HIM nlngs till " p.m. IM.50, sturdy Ironing board 13.75, small and hot water supplied. Unfurnished, ~ 3-1450. A Sons, Seconi. . corner Lewis, able radio 14.75. mabogany aKxlal adults. 821 Qreen Grove Ed. bond. McCAR% Perth Amboy.. Hi ACB BMPLOsTHCNT AQalNOY GEE, DIM}—It's a Monarch stereo FM able, like sew, (2150. Itahogany drop- 21' Crls Cralt, nice condition, J995. every order *1ppllcanl our specialty. Tuner for only O6.9S and you bought leaf table <2S.5O. Towels 10c each. LONG BRANCH — IV, room apart- 21' Nau skill, nice condition, $1800. NEW SHRBWSBURy gCHOQL TEACH- 12 Broad St.. Ked Bank SH T-34M It at Metronlx. Thty have amplifiers, Sheets 50c. Bedspreads 75c Pots, pans, ment & 4 \i room apartment. AU 24' 1962 Owens, like new, on)y 31 ER — Needs reliable housekeeper speakers and antennas.- too. Let's buy dishes. Miscellaneous household furn- unities. II 2-0116. hours, *4000. 2V Trojan, nice condi- Monday through Friday,. Start Immedi- BOWARUS BMPLOYMBNT AQBNC1 the rest of the system at Metronix ishings ot every description. RU8CIV THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartments. FREE... World wide trav-1 tion. W900. Pair Haven Yacht Works, ately. Relerences. Call SH 1-2044. Eiecuuve^al«s-OfIlc«Uomestlo 'CHEVROLET, Fair Haven N.J. SH 7-3M0. Sincerity and ability wlio Bljrb stmci 50 Birch Ave., little Silver. 25 E. Front St ~ :cel!ent location, Atlantic Highlands. EXPEXPERIENCER D NURSES AIDES—For 60 Broad 8L SB 14B7I Red Bank I to (39, sll utilities'. 291-145*. •I service. i hltt F Iti call TRIED ANY NEW TOKOUE TWIST- ' SALE alternating shltts. For* Interview BANK TELLER — Experienced. Write ERS LATELY 7 Try this three times TWO APARTMENT — Furnished, two BUSINESS NOTICES B.P.", BoxilL Red Bank. fast: I've got a buy at ACB TV, Spreads, drapes, and curtains all and three rooms, (70 and (£0 a month. LOWEST PRICES 291-IM40RESPONSIBL. E BABVBITTER — Own they have a TV there for me I Oka: H Price. .11 utilities, 281-1465. FREE ... 5 year/50,000-1 ANYWHERE! INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE RE- ear, Rumson • are, references. Call be- BOOKKEEPER — Full charge, excel- now stop talking about U and do It SEA BRIGHT—Efficiencies. Furnlsbel, ONE YEAR WARRANTY* PAIRS OB" ALT, TYPES — Carpentry, tween 2-J p.m., 842-3330. • lent salary, plu* company benefits. Ap- ACE TV, Hwy 35, Neptune City. PR 0 SHREWSBURY all services. (SO mouth. Shrewsbury ply Mrs. it Morgan, Bell Finance Co., Motel. 1250 Ocean Ave. 842-O28L mile guarantee. I ''62 Chevy 4-dr. slectrlcal, cement, and machines In- ARTIST — With good ceramic, paint- Red Bank. SH 1-9000. DECORATORS I "62 Monia, like new italled. Also trouble shooting 2i hour ing, weaving and art craft background. RIVER PLAZA — 3V, rooms, fire- "62 Chevy II Nova Conv, lervlce. 872-1553. ACTIVE REAL ESTATE PERSON - INTERIOR HOUSE PAINT Broad St. Shrewsbury place, unfurnished, 195, aU utilities. "61 olda Holiday Coupe 7IREPLACE SCREENS repaired and EEI&VARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Offering you a 100 square mlla multiple MAPLE KNEEKOLE DESK — IM.60. IH 1-8589. COME IN TODAY "SI Corvalr Wagon Red Bank listing area, to become a realtor, to • BIG DISCOUNTS maple dresser 119.50, maple cheat nade to order. Bright Acre, 8H 7-5555. 80 Broad St. .X- make a future In real estate, Insurance. LONG BRANCH - 3K room luxury •'61 Impala Converllble 3rlght Store, SH 7-2222. OLERK-TYPIST — Young woman for Any type: gal. white *2.»8. Lslex white 19.50, sectional - couch S29.M, 30" •'60 Impala Convertible PAUL P. BOVA. INC. Hwy. 38, Middle, Hollywood bed 129.50, summer rug S3.75 building. Fully carpeted, all utilities, IKARLEB HOWBR — Mason Con- general office duties Including typing town. OS 1-25*4. 13.48. Over 1WO colors. Wallpaper dis- rll bus service at door. See model OR CALL "60 Valiant 4-dr. and filing. Phone SH 1-88H. counts. BAH Sumps, too. ible lamps 1150. fOIng cabinet (22.50. a.m. to t p.m. 222-4349. "60 Chevy Bel Air 2-dr. ractor. No lob too smalt H T447^ COUPLE — Cook, hooseworkev butler, ooks 5-IO-ac, footstool 12.75. *eii«-r "00 Chevy Bel Air 4-dr. H V0172. houseman, chauffeur. Family of two "Rainbow TV & Hardware Jie«t P250, etc RUSCIL'S, 55 S. TWO APARTMENTS — Partly furn- •'60 Corvalr 700 Coupe TOME IMPROVEMENTS — Small HELP WANTED-MALE adulu, three thaarea-Top saliry. Jta- Front St ished, ideal for couples, all utilities •'60 Dodge Dart 4-dr. Dans approved. Painting, carpentry across Acme lot) Broad, Red Ban! furnuuW, '4 block from bus. Rent •'60 Chevy Impala Hdtp, perlenced with recent references. SH 7- ROU HOMSS AND ESTATES-Sine LI 2-111! rork,, cement work, sheet rocking, «0«5. ' AIRPLANE — Swift 85. Very dean. election of good quality used furni- (70 and .(85. Phone 842-OSM. J "60 Ford Convertible rtndow chains Installed. No job too ROUTE SERVICE MAN 450 tt. Licensed July 63. Good paint, •'59 Chevy Bel Air Ig or too small. 872-15S3. DEALERSHIPS OPEN — Nationally ture, antiques, rugs, carpets; bookcases •HREE ROOMS — Prlvste entrance. •'59 Chevy Impala 4-dr. Opportunity for ambitious man Ir famous "Fresh Silks'' guaranteed line tires and panel. B.900.'8H 7-8727. trunks, miscellaneous china, glassware Heat and utilities Included. Also five "59 Ford Falrlane, 8-cyl. NCOME TAX RETURNS - Business Crowing Industry Salary plus conimls of women's, children's and men's faeh- SACRIFICE SALE — Private, queen ind brlc-a-brac * Come In, browse. rooms. Available February L BH 7-' "59 Plymouth Wagon. r Individual. Established tw«lv« yeare slon and. hospltaHzatJon benefits. Nlgnt Hn Items. No invHttnept, deliveries Anne., solid mahogany desk. IQree IUSCIVS, 25 E. .Front St F&H MOTORS, INC. ''59 Ford Squire, fl-pais. i this area. MargerMgy Trovato, trading route In industrial cafeteria. Call PI or collections. For interview call CO, 4- lamps, klteher, ,set. MU 1-14S7. Rlibl T Srvice Call 8-O80O. IU-ROOM — Furnished apartment new- •'59 Ford Qalaxle 2-dr. a Reliable Tax Service Call C71-1239 J8J7. . - - ,' ' - ' r, , , ELECTRIC HEATER SALE ly decorated. Private entrance. Avail- "56 Chevy BelAIr 4dr. , ar appolntmenu I WILL SELECT two men Interested it Limited offer - valid •'58 Ford Falrlane 500 Hdtp. EXPERIENXTKD' 'cook-hoosekeepcr. live HAMMOND All electric heaters reduced for • quick able February 4 Adults. 100 Wallace sales, training and management pro- In,- nice aecotnmodatlpris. Call SH 1- sale. Baow shovels. Rock salt. Snow Street,' Red Bank. "58 Chevy Wagon, two-tone AUTOS & TRUCKS gram- |36 'o start If qualified. Bonus : •56 Fort! Convertible 2543. • . • : , -;:.:- , . " ORGAN STUDIO How -trsul (149,95, only I12S.96. SH 1- L plan. Call for Interview OS 1-3177. 908. ' '" " • ' rHREE-ROOM furnished apartment, only with ad copy. '55 Ford Victoria Hdtp. EVENINOfl — Four hours, call SH PARK Private entrance and bath. Adults. No '55 Cadillac 62 Coupe I TANK TRUCK DRIVERS — Ejperl- 2988 Thursday or Friday between 7-8 pels. 7414421 or U 2-J277. M Olds 98 Sedan lienced only. Apply In person Kappl USED ORQAN3 "Rainbow TV & Hardware SEE THEM NOW I Trucking Corp.. Morrlstown Rd., Uata- JR-20 Tons Cailntt Across Acme lot) Broad Red Bank EEAN8B(ffio — Three rooms, first QUICK SA1& I wan, N, J. Hammond Chord Organ floor, heat, hot water. Six rooms sec- Ballet t Dsrls Spinet Piano '59 Step-in Van J595 II BOOKKEEPER — Experienced. Er. SITUATIONS WANTED, Femtle ond floor with heat CO 4-1538. '58 Porrtlac Cataluia .1695 Conu Spinet Organ .. MERCHANDISE WANTED 62 Valiant $1495 '58 Plymouth Wagon $495 O" . . . cellent opportunity In established or- lamMond 21-2 Spinet Oraan FURNISHED or unfurnished apartment '58 Fo*d"Wagon i. B93 ganisation. Pleasant working conditions WISH TO BABYBIT FOR TKACHER jowrejr Spinet organ 3V, rooms. 180 month. AU utilities sup- Hardtop '58 CltevTf Wagon : 4695 to bright, cheerful office. Apply Harry Mornings. Recent .retoenjOes, ,C,a)l .„ jsarjunomt7 Consols '-•' •:. WANTED piled. Inquire Apt 13, Huddy Ave., '58 chevy sedan jsra Goldberg ft Sons, Second St.. corner Orjln * Speaker <_aui 11JS. U8»U onmNTAL RUO8 Highlands. '58 Rambler War. 4495 usr CARS Lewis, Perth Amboy.. HI 2-6oOO. Willing to take care of children for SALES AND SERVICE CHTHBSI AND PERSIAN KBYPORT — Gibson's Garden Apart '57 Chevy 2-ar 4398 working mothers from 8 sun. to o ITUIDMAN OALLERIES nunts. 3W modern toomn. electric TOM'S FORD MAINTENANCE MAN—Industrial and king ; RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION 441U BveBtrnjs CA 1-14S1 '57 PrrnMUth 2-dr,. _• __,_4595 at residential experience, $90. p.mi.. Call 747-S4S7. tchen, tile bath, refrigerator, heat '57 Prjaobth <-dro -'. 4 95 BDIVARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Open Dally Till » - Saturday Till 5:30 WANTED — Metronome and music Included. (90 a month. LO S-3S18. .SO Main St. Matawan '55 Hudson __| 88 SO Ernad St. Red Bank COOKMAN AVI. AND MAW ST. cabinet IED BANK—SIx room apartment 37 '55 Rambler _i S 19 FINANCIAt SH 17t7> 566-5750 'M Mfcrcury Coav. * n Trenery Chevrolet HANPVMAN — For cleaning, polish- ' '';' PR 5.9300 Shrewsbury Ave., for more detailed In- ing and general shop work. Only good, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PROMISJJ HER ANYTHTNO fcut buy •1ANOS tTANTED-HlOBIlST PRICES ormatlon call SH- 7-4296. SALES and SERVICE reliable worker should apply. Rollo her stereo at ACE. ACE TV, Hvl 85, AID CALL B. TENZER 306 MAIN 57 Ford $175 158 Isf Aw., All. Highlands Transit Corp. 275 Broadway, Keyport. " LAKJJWUOU FO 3-219a ATTRACTIVE — One-two rooms, new 787-0007 HIGHLANDS — Four-family apartment Neplone City. PR M062. modem kitchens, furnishings. One first Hardtop11 MECHANIC — With general experience house. Good condition. Call Herb (T2- •OWT OR BABY GRAND — In floor, private entrance, utilities, ear on repairs and maintenance. Apply In »733 JU.OOO . • TRADE JU your old nirmrarcj wttn no good' condition, wilt pay price offered. space, settled woman preferred. After )2 Church St. Keansburg down payment and get a new parlor SH 7-2470. P.m. SK 1-8394. person Rollo Transit Corp., 275 Broad- or dlolns; room set at sals prices. Wil- TOM'S FORD r. Keyport. liam Lett Furniture Inc., Hwy 35. SEA BRIGHT— New, modern three- BUSINESS OPFORTONTTIES tllddletown. BH 1-33U. open •venlnj. room furnished apartment, S100 month- 50 Main St. Mafawan AUTOS & TRUCKS Mil > p, m. PETS& LIVESTOCK until June 1. 842-186S. INVESTMENT 1962 DOUQHBOi* SWIMMING POOL— ITLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Immediate 566-5750 41 deep, 18* wide, complete wltn filter LVEB PODDLE8 — AKC beautiful ccupancy. 5% room apartment, all I Ideal retirement income oppor- and ladder. (230. 787-6398. all miniatures. Reasonable. OS 1- utilitieslllltles. (115.00 ser month. 1THE Me- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 3OWAN AGENCY. BH 7-3000. tunity. Three apartments, corner SALES. 8ERVICE. BIZZUNQ PRICES I '59 Ford $1195 AKC REQISTERKD GERMAN SHEP- FOUR.ROOM unfurnished apartment; TOP QUALITYl building. Middletown — Near At- Ace TV'S are always nicest ACE TV.,BKRD PI7P8 — Born December 20, Hwy 35, Neptune City. PR 64062. 60. Three rooms furnished. (60; 3tt , Convertible excellent blood lines. OOULD FARM, rooms furnished. lt80, also corner store, lantic Highlands. Net income, $1,- SH 7-4343. 600 plus depreciation. Price $15,- WE REPAIR reasonable. 787-5128. TOM'S FORD AKC P.BD IRISH SETTER — Puppies, HWY. 35. EATONTOWN — Motel rooms RUSSELL 000. Financing arranged. Ten- Broken glaiiln aluminum doon or champion blood lines. and efficiency apartments. Reasonable. LOW PRICES windowi. AJio sere em repairedid . FFast UU 1-4180 60 Main St. Matawan ants pay heat, fully Rented, "No" "•rvlee. Free deUv»jry. Jail LI 20928 after 5 p.m. OLDSMOBILE-CADiiLAC CO. || leases. IBRMAN SHEPHERD - Female. OUR ROOMS — Unfurnished. 159 566-5750 On All Our (No Brokers at his Price) •PROWN'S jmplon background, seven months [udson Ave.,* Red Bank. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-0910 RED BANK 32 Broad SL Red Bank BB 1-TSOO Id. Call 787-5974. SH 7-47H7 '60 Citroen $1095 BOWTELL DOS HOUSES — or sturdy western ASSET AT STUD — The beautiful \% ROOMS — Private bath and en- Double Checked cedar, removable roofs and remova- irldges Bernard now with USA. Strlk- trance. In Leonardo. To business coupls iK Trl-color with an unsurpassed Sl-0317 5 to 7 p.m. Four-Door Real Estate ble partition for added winter protec- iweet snd gentle nature. KING'S KE3N- Used Cars! tion. Sizes for all dots. KINO'S KEN- 1GLS, Rt. 35. Oakhurst. KE 1-1637. ONO BRANCH - Unfurnished thret 291-2100 NEL3, Rt. S3, Oakhurst. KB 1-JS37. rooms and bath.. First floor, In tw, with flass panels, com-] 1-3IB1. and all those llttl* Joba Dvenlngs LO illo & heater, directionals, white- 1 HOUR DELIVERY er, 2-lone ...~ ....- S9SS plele with all hardware. Can be seen 6-1714. KEEQAN'8 , 566-5750 walls 4*K» 8-5, at Sonny's Drive In Restaurant, M Hour Service. All nesting units If you work you can drive 171 Route 36. Belford, 842-39S8. Auto Body Repair a top car wltliout pulling 1957 FORD jurarance serviced. BB 7-1087, BH I-787& 1960 FALCON any cash down! EXPERT PAINTING and body re- Country Squire Vfl, 9 passenger GRAY METAL office desk with swivel pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy ABILITY • SERVICE • Dependability Roofing, Siding and Insulation '55 Mercury $595 Automatic transmission waffon. .Automatic, radio 4 hentpr, chair. Very food condition. Call 291- Chevrolet, Atlantjc Highlands. 291-0305 when you Insure your HOMJB. AUTO. Hardtop RETAIL AT 2-tone, white walla „ J6B5 166.1 ' other lines of Insurance through Auto and Track Rental ARMBTRONO AGENCY. SH 1-4SO0. Insulation & Biding Corp. Certified 1959 FORD WHOLESALE PRICES KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS Johns-Manvllle contractor. Pit M407 Station Wagon. VS. nullo & heat- 125,00 profit per car. Only 1956 MERCURY Traverse or any other kind AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low Lawn Mower Repairs or Adam Linzmayer 291.(K102. TOM'S FORD er, directional signals, A honey for volume & very low over- VS, automatic, radio & heater, dl- Larco Selection rates. Maple Ave, Red Bank. SB 7- OLSON CO. INO.-Roollng. Siding * tlie money 4708 head can mike this pos- Installation made st your home 03M. PR 44214. Dally ? a.m.—10 cm. ALL KINDS OF LAWN MOWER8- losulallon. Installed and guaranteed 60 Main St. Matawan slble! rectlDnnls - Call Hand and circular saws, sharpened, far 10 years. PR t-0705-ai.QMO. . Building Contractor repaired. Free pick up. Ml-2137. 1959 FORD rtBMEMBHK — If you 1956 FORD PROWN'S 566-5750 U BUILDSR. ~ New nomas, room ad- Tel. Answering Service Oalaxle Hardtop, ^Power steering A owe money on your prep,, 33 Broad tt.. 3ed Bank SH I-7M0] Painting brakes, mi torn rule, rnrllo A heater, ent car, we will pay H Automatic, 'radio t1e» 1 60 Main St. Matawan 621 MAIN ST., ASK ABOUT OUR UNCONDITIONAL I water softners, Completely Automatic, [ Chaplp Ave. SH M708 after 0 p.m. 108 Prospect Ave., Little silver. For OUARANTEE THAT WE OIVE ON OPEN 9 TO 9 I No tank changing. Buy your own with BEPTIC TANKS, dry wills serviced. H. HILL - Painter .Interior and prompt home service or free cnecuup 566-5750 ASBURY PARK MOST CAR& 'M down payment at apple rental I Leeching field added. Backhoe work. exterior. No job ton larse or loo on your Ulsetrolus; eaU FR sVHsl or. 'against purchase price. Call Fortuoftll •a H. Wilson. iH 1-1MJ. •mall. Vary reasonable. Call 747-6*30. OH 1-307O, RENTALS HOUSES FOR «rUE HOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE POUSES FOR SALE HOUSE* FOR 1ALE CANDY PARTY RED.. BANK REGISTEB.' " °» **• «• MZW SHWCWKWr RANCH -Thru SHREWSBURY — A hslt-ion at Tbxttity, J*a. 31, 1963—23 HtLLTOP RANCH LOOK WHAT WE FOUND badmonis, two betas, living room and candy will bt fives tw*y tomor- Hiding ra«m wltt weJI-to-weJl eaxpev Tucked away hl#i on * hill a lovely custom built ranch — In UMM dais of high >rle*s we save LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL Ing. nodera tat-ln kitchen with dish- row tt *a tll- Sanuuu Telenet Agency large wooded lot. Hallway, large liv- dfmni; room, modern kitchen with elec* confidence In a Realtor, consult sage thth e llegagl l votert s off the SSchool l DistricDitit Send for Catalogue ing room with raised health, fall din- Mo wall oven and dlswasher, lour Kl ol the Yellow Pages In your tele- tained without the necessity for targe bedrooms, full basement with phone directory wilill vote stt th' e reipectlve polling Open T Days Ing room, 12x20 kitchen with hide- Pisces ststed below. baking or curing procedures pre- MAN* FURNlBHEi) ana unfurnished away laundry, three large bedrooms, pine paneled family room, 2V£ baths, Three I3i members will be elected two bath*. Space upitairs for more two fireplaces, two-car garsge, large WE HAVE ready buyers for duplei, viously used. The patent has as- rentals In all sizes and prices. Ella screened porch, A real bargain at newer tiouen. Cell OS 1-3200. MAT- for three (3) yssrs; Wiltshire Agency Stilton, I48t oceae n badrooma sad bath, full basement. At the said meeting will be sub- signed to the National Lead Com- A»«.. Sax Bright, N. J. tU-OOOi. HOUSES FDR SALE I31.IMO. RIOBY ASSOCIATES, >H 1- 131,700. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING, THEW J. OILL AOENCY, Hwy 35,mitted propositions for voting taxes for Open HOUSES FOR SALE 77U. Realtor, W Spring St., Red Bank. 8H 7. Middletown. pany. Titanium dioxide is used Hnn days. 4121 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING the following respective purposes: HOUSE — Four rooms, fully furnished, SERVICE. YOUR HOMI WANTEI> — Why list For Current E 'nses J1.5J7 Ml.M extensively as a paint pigment. COMMUTER'B KBTATE. Landscaped with us? We advertise extensively In For Land BtM'.i,.: w own utilities, |so per month. acre — near river. Brick and frame A RBAL BAROAIN the newspapers, radio' and publish a ' 787-32(2 B E R G CUSTOM CONTEMPORY luxury ranch borne — nine rooms. Stanley S. Schodowski, 17 Thi Pour bedrooms, 2tt baths, fireplace In This Ihree bedroom, one bath frame catslog for horns seekers. We are mem- The total amouni thought «..„,, Fellsway, New Shrewsbury, was KlNB ROOK HOUSE - Wall St., Realtor TWO LEVEL RANCH the large living room, dining room,/ and cedar shingle Cape Cod with liv- bers ol the TWB, a national retl estate to be necelsaaiy Is 11.188 882.17 Xatontown. Near lionmouth Shopping den with fireplace, plus 29' recreation ing room 24'xl2', lsrgo dlnlns room referrsl service. We are "Home Trad- The polling places for said meeting co-recipient with Friedrich 0. Center. Available nut week. Unfur- room. Fine kitchen, wall oven, dish- and kitchen, also full basement is ers" — two officers, 11 full time sales and their respective polling districts nished. Call u 2-0926 after 9. VETS - NO DOWN PAYMENT built to owner's plans and specifics washer, two car garage. Tremendous fully Insulated. City sewers. Priced people. Call WALKER 4> WALKER, (described by reference to the election Vonbun, Hyattsville, Md., for de- RUMSON — Neaf Holy Croii and St. tlons. separate apartment on lower right at 113,500. 1(50 down to qualified Realtors. Members Red Bank Ares districts used at the last Oeneral Elec- Texas Sized Lot value! |ll,50O. STANLEY K. DOWNS, FHA buyer. Approximately (109 perMultiple Listing Service, Shrewsbury. tion) have been designated below, and velopment of heat sinks for crys- Oeorge's with acceu to rtver. FUat level, four bedroomi, two baths, with Ktallor, Shrewsbury. SH 1-1017. Mem- month pays sll. Call to see. SH 1-5219 and Middletown, OS 1-2121. floor, living room with fireplace, dining This huge lot Is enough to Mil til, separate dressing rooms, two fire- ber Multiple Listing Service. no person 'hall vote at said meeting tal oscillators. These are small room, powder room and launtiry, den places, porches, patios, and sun decks, NAVESINK ASSOCIATES, Realtors BUILDINO LOT WANTED — In Redelsewhere than at the polling place home all by itself. It's so blf that wi »34 Hv. 35. Middletown OS I-O3O0 dlalgnated for the voters of tha polling non-rotating devices used for or •Ingle bedroom, kitchen, enclosed pais out road map* at the door.r i unusual ultra modern built-in kitch- RANCH HOME—EATONTOWN-Three Bank Area. Write "A.O." Box 911, parch front and rear. Second floor, two trio of bis bedrooms, lswx* Hvtoj en equipment, built-in intercom, two- bedrooms, tile bath, living room, din- MIDDLETOWN — Nice settled neigh. Red Bank, • district la which he or she resides. for generating alternating elec- double bedrooms and modem bath, hot room, dining area, mama-saver kltch. car garage, two 'years old, four Ing room, kitchen with g«s rente, borhood. Three bedrcoma, modern Dated: January JI. IM) acres of wooded grounds with fresh PRIVATE PARTY — Desires building CHARLES S. HOPLA, tric current and are used in com- water heat (oil), one-car garage. 1150 en. -big bath. Attic, basement, utility full cellar, hot air gss heat, one-car kitchen, dining room, tile bath, garsge, In Red Bank ares. For cuatom home. a month. room, aluminum, storm saih, rauwi water fishlDg pond, complete privacy. garacc. Lot SOxSS. Trees, shrubs, storm patio, full dry basement. Ready to Secretary munication and other equipment. Hove In at closing. You must see It to believe It. Red sash. Asking tlt.ooo. CHAFPIN move In. 119,300. LAWLEY AGENCY, Write "At,." Box 811. Red Bank. Township nt Rarttan Joseph G. McCua Bank area. st7,SO0. AGENCY, Realtors, Bl Hwy 88, Elton- Relltors, Hwy 3D, Rid Bank. SH 1. Board of Education These two Inventors utilized a town. Chore Multiple listing Service. POLLINO DISTRICT NO. 1 Realtor $11,900 Full Price U 2-1113. Polling place at the First Aid Sta-metal plate, a metal band and NON-VETS $358 DOWN PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. MIDDLETOWN — Choice location. tion st Ith street. West Ksansburg In 30 Ridge Rd. Rumson Buying or Selling the School District, for legal voters a metal cover made of beat-con- WALTER S. OVERTON LXNCROFT — Custom-built ranch with eight-room split, *k acre, stream, two > 842-0444 thres large bedrooms, two tiled, batka, baths, basement, garage. Aaaurne i%% residing within oeneral Election Dis- ducting material In conjunction mortgage, 1117 month Including taxes. tricts Noe., 1, 3, snd 7 of the Town- BUNGALOW — Furalibed, three rooms THE BERG AGENCY DIAL 741-7200 living room, fireplace, full dlnlns room, ship. with layers of Insulating material and bath. Adults, no pets. S80 a month. REAL ESTATE SINCE ISM saneled 22' den, kitchen, full cellar, IH.aOO. BH 7-0TB9. , An Auto . . . BH 1-1274. 276 Mechanic El. "Personalized Service" attached garage. Nicely fandscaped 4s RUMSON — Three oedroom rinch, POLLINO DISTRICT NO. 9 to develop a "heat sink." It gets » While 8t Red Bank acre. I24.WO. RIOBY AS8OCUT1S. family room, two-car attached garage, Polling place at the Township Rail its heat from • human body, WESBT KBANSBURO - Throe-room OSborne 1-1000 SH 1-TIU. lovely setting on 1U acres. All In ex- at 3U lllddls Road In the School Dis- cottage, encloeed porch, year round cellent condition. 129,900. Hurry. Mc- Read and Use trict, for legal voters residing within such as that ot a soldier in a rental. TS7-3992. Route #35 Middletown, N. DUTCH COLONIAL In little SUver. ALI8TER AOSNCxV i09 E. River Rd., deneral Election Districts Nos, «. «. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Spacious Decorated to perfection. Log burning Rumson. E42-1894. «, 10 and 11 of the Township, forward area, and 1* for us* In UNFURNISHED — immediate occu- Daily 9-9 Saturdsy-Sunlay 10-! ranch home In Little Sliver, living fireplace in the Hying room — 23'xl7' REGISTER POLUNO DISTRICT NO. 1 places where temperature may pancy, five-room home, completely re- room with fireplace, den, dining room dining room 14' x 12', sunroom, three VAIL HQJiES — Five-room coopers- Polling place at toe Hautlet Firs decorated Imlde Including floor. Three kitchen, pine paneled. Three bedrooms, double bedrooms. Hobby shop base- tlve apsHment, oil heat, triple tract House at HolmJel Road In the School range between 130 degrees to bedroom*, basement. 1135 month, year'a tiled bath, attached garare. Bargain! ment. Choice location Excellent valut. aluminum storm windows. Down pay- District, for legal voters residing with- I. a»e. BLWOOD A. ARMSTRONGS FOUR BEDROOMS »19,50O. STANLEY K. DOWNS, Real- C2.60O. STANLEY K. DOWNS. Real- ment and 174.70 monthly Includes utili- CLASSIFIED ADS in General Election Districts ties. 1, sub-zero Fahrenheit. It has been AGENCY. Realtor. BH 14500. RUUBON — Four bedrooms, threi tor, Shrewsbury. SH 1-1017. Member tors, Shrewsbury. SH 1-1017, Member ties and maintenance except heal. CA 4 and > of tha Township. su.u assigned to the Army. FOUR-BEDROOM two-story home on tali., colonial In top-notch neighbor MulHpie Listing Service. itmtlpls LiWIng Service, r Ian. 31 •state. Available llarch 1. Lease re- bocd. Living room with Ureplaci, din- wra*. , quired. tlSS monthly. OLAZEBROOK ing; room, lugs screened porch. Walk' AOENCT Realtor, Ave. ot Two us; distance to ml) schools and bus. -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- • LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- SAL NOTICE- Riven, Rumson. 8421700. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY HIGHLANDS — Hill section, nicely furnished fDtir room bungalow. Two NOTJC* Appropriated Expended 1M3 bedrooms, large living room, tlla bath, Total automatic heat Adulu preferred. Phone •••"liai . " . forlMlBy for 19)3 As . tTC-0249. . LOVELY CUSTOM-BUILT THREE LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGIT Paid BEDROOM home wlui baserhent, •Vocal Badret of tie. Bofong» of Homios, Casjutr, at Mesameerta. far tt» fiscal year im. emergency Modlfisd By UNFURNISHED — Llncroft. Immedi- screened porch, garage. Price 816,700. (M-1M3 for 1962 Resolution All Transfers or Charged Eeierved ate occupancy. Six-room ranch, three* It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hersftr snade a part hereof is a true copy of < the bedrooms, tile bath, full basement. CASEY'S AGENCY. INC. budget approved by resolution ot the governing body on the 24th Any of January, IMS. Balarlss and Wages _~___ _.._ 1,720.00 1,710.00 3,720.00 3.720.0O • £139 a month, year's lease. 3ELWOOD ALBERT A. KEIUt, Clerk othsr Expenses .____ i_ fMe.oo 1.300.00 6.2O0.OO 4,411,69 7U.41 A. ARMSTRONO AGENCY, Realtor, Independent Broker Open. Beven Dayi Certified by me this 24th day ol January, 1803 Ifemorlal Borough Hall, Rumson, N. J. Firs Hydrant Service ,_. 10,000.00 I.50OO0 S.609.O9 S.366.53 J1.47 553 Prospect Ave.. little SUver. SH 1-Hwy. 35 Hailel U3-33M • Aid to Volunteer Tire Companies . 1,0*0.00 J.J»,00 I.KO.OO S.290.00 OOHMI, CO 1-81(2 .It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof Is sn exact copy ol Police tuoo, . the original on file with the clerk of the governing body, that all additions are correct and that all statements con- Salaries and Wages - ._ W.O0O.0O •3,5»0,0O I3.92J.08 62,066.49 42.M MIDDLETOWN — Five-room ranch. MARIE COX AGENCY tained herein are in proof. Other Expenses S,OM.0O t.too.oo 5,900.00 6,530.14 M9.lt Available immediately. (125 a month. 7. a. TEUNON Jb CO., Registered Municipal Accountant Police Patrol cars MOO.ou 2,400.00 9.622.(0 BEALTURS * INSUROBB 2.600.00 Call 8H 7-4506. Certified by me this Mth day of January, 1M3. Broad Street Bank Building First Aid Organisation-Contribution _ 1,100.00 I.10O.O0 1,100.00 1,004.63 «6.3f Member Shore HXport 2-S183 Municipal Court *• OCEAN OROVI — Spacious seven- MuiUnle lasting larrlce roora bouse, two baths, hot wattr Salaries snd Wsgee X 4,400.00 4,400.00 14011.00 4,400.00 heat unfurnished. PR g-4780. Portaupeck LOCALBUCOET NOTICE Other Expenses ..... — ~- 160.00 150.00 110.00 U6.1O W Comanctt Drive' CA I-lm Inspection of Buildings Local Budget of tils Borough of Rumson, County or Monmoutii for tha fiscal year 1963. Salaries and.Wages .. 4, JOO.OO 1,300.00 1,774.94 3».0« WANTED TO RENT ONE BLOCK FROM FAIR HAVEN BE IT RESOLVED, that the following statements ot revenues and appropriations snail constitute the local other Eipenses ._ 300.00 300.00 193.03 6.17 SCROOli — Seven-room squari colonial budget for the year 1963, Inspection of Substandard Housing BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be> published In The ned Bank Register in the Issue ol Salaries and Wages —. - 700.90 700.00 700.09 (29.06 OETT1NO MORE AND MORE PKOS- In excellent condition. Fireplace, full 14.54 PXCTS w Vor three-bedroom rental basement. Oarste, blscktos drlvs. Ask- January Ji, im ..•»•- Other Expenses •• • • . 100.00 ,100.00 100.00 ing ,17,800. ROLOTON WATERBUEY, The governing body ol the Borough of Rufflson does hereby apnroys tha following as the budget for the Inspection of Plumbing homes. List any rental tor fast action. l.Ut.OO MATTHEW J. (JILL AOKNCT. Til Rt Realtor, It W. Front St.. Red Bank. year 1S63. ' .-,.... ^. Salaries and Wages __ 1,130.1)0 t.ODO.00 1,229.00 IS. Middletown. OS 1-3200. BH 7-3400. BANKS Civil Defense and Disaster Control I HAIAIRAN Other Orpenses 1,000.00 1.4D6.00 1.6M.00 1,141.71 4M23 BIX BOOUS — Older trpe Bouse. Will RUSTIC BARN BUD RANCH trimmed RECORDED VOTE Ayes: OROKAN . Nays: (None) STREETS AND ROADS: til ourselves. To rent with option to In white. Charming Iiz24 living room DILI, Road Repairs and Maintenance buy. afusl hare tome propertjr In with colonial fireplace and beamed cell- SUNDERMEYEB. M«CARTER—Absent Salaries and Wages 74JDUO0O 71,791.30 0,000.09 around Middletown. Write "A_1V\ Box ing. Becarate dining room, 1U16 family Notlcs II hereby given that the budget auid tax resolution was approved by the Borough Council of the Borough Other Expenses '. 14,«0.» 15,067.36 1,3J7.,T4 , Ml. Hed Bant kitchen, three twin ilie. bedroomi. tile of Rumson, County'«of Monmouth;' on January 24, 1963." ' *' - Construction, Reconstruction; RepsJri and batn, full basement, two-car -attached A hearing .on the budgevand tax resolution will bo held st Rumson Memorial Borough Hall, on February Maintenance wltb Stats Aid by Formula - 7,600.00 7A0O.OO 7,600.09 7,600.00 garage. If you like charm, this ranch U83, at 1:30 o'clock (P.M.), at which time and place objections, to sail budget and tax resolution for the year 1M1 • Street Lighting . ._. 13,000.00 «M0» 11,181.60 10l»ti 1,031.17 FURNISHED ROOMS has It for *2Z,M» and natural tree- may be presented by taxpayers or other Interetted persons, . ; - SANITATION: shaded plot XLWOOD A. ABMBTRONO Qsubage and Trash Removal FURNISHXD room for (enOeman, II AOENCr, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., ' i EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Salaries and Wages _ W.OOO.DO M,0O0.«S 3S.IM.0II M,347,3S 3« Mr week. 219 Braiehporl AM., Loni Little SUver. SH 1-4100. SUMMARY OF.CJPRRENT FUND SUCTION Qf BUDGET • Other Expenses ..-. —— ,„„. €,390.00 6,l»,00 6,120.00 e,91S.3l 300.69 Branch. CA atTta QE APPROPRIATIONS FOR: Tear IMS Tear 1«« HEALTH AND WELFARE IREESlSTIBij; CHARM In this in- Municipal Purposes — „ , . 48T,aMlo M285M Board of Health FURNISHSD ROOll newly, decorated, dividual Colonial ranch home. ^ acri Reserve for Unoollected Taxes Salaries and Wages ...., _ i.MO.OO 1.750.00 S.76D.00 3,021.00 4.00 prlrate entrance »nd sltunj room. — mainlflcent trees. Center hall. Ipa. Based on Estimated «3 Percent ot Tax Collections _. 09,059.54 M,tlt.ag Othftr .Expenses ..._.— , 1,400-00 1,000.00 1,000.00 796.4I) l.M KUcnm prlvllKes. logulra at a Petsr's cioua Ilvloi room, bowoay window, Services 0/ VisitlnaT Nurse Place Bed Bank. flreplaca, formal dtnlnt room. Break- 4. TOTAI, OEMORAi, APPROPRIATIONS M2.SrJl.Sl H4,1»ll (Contractual) . -.., , ~-~. 1.200.00 l.joaoo 1.200.00 1400.00 fast-area kitchen, electric range, dish- ~ LESS: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current Pr< Administration of Public Assistance ATTttACrrtVB — Blaate, 4ouble rooms. washer, three twtaJDedwoms, two tiled 0.» 700.00 700.00 Kitchen srtTileiM. Hot and coM run- e>rty Taxittej-Burpins..'Miscellaneous Waveim Salaries snd Wsges _._ •*.}... . 7oo.no btttu,. panilad (UBtiimim/i'XZ'iSa' — 249,770.10 231.U7.M Other Expenses ...—- -.-. .'... - 80.00 50.00 60.00 nTnT watir. J&* TV. Badson Housa. ground lerel. PoivderEraoui.: full base- and Receipts from Delinquent Taxee) 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 OS Hudson Are.. BH 1-M81 Public Assistance (State Aid Agreement) - 1,000.00 ment, two car gsrage; SJEE TOPAT 5. DIFFERENCE: Amount to be Raised by Taxes for RECREATION AND EDUCATION: ATTRACTIVl! BOOM for; slnfle This is the roost outstanding value of Support ol Municipal Budget (as fol- Parks and Playgrounds lenUemao, near bus. line. little B* the year. Now only J3O.75O. BTANLET lows) : Salaries and Wagss . 1,000.00 3,030.00 1,000.09 1,973. M nr. Call SH 1-5745 K. £>OWK8, Realtor, 8hr«wibury. SH (a) Local Tax lor Municipal Purposes Other Expenses _-_;...._ 9,430.00 1.43O.06 l.HO.00 1,421.10 101.10 1-1017 .! Member Multiple I/tlUr« Serv- Community Center • • * ' ' ice. . . .•.-,.. . . r Including Reserve) for uncolteetsd rUBNTSHID ROOM — Ildtrly wom- •- Taxes ..._.....—-.._»-._»-»•«*«.»»«.»... S3T.14S.eH t3.B97.30 Salaries and Wages ...... JOO.OO aoo.oo tOO.04 454.60 an preferred. Other Expenses -. «. 440.00 HS.00 MS.OO S4S.7O K1.30 REDUCED I10OO — Suburban area Board of Recreation Commissioners Middletown. aorgeoua split'home In- (R.8. 40:t2'l to 19) FURNISHIID ROOM cludes three large bedrooms, den or 81'MMARV OF IMS APPROPRIATIONS ~ EXPIRATION OF APPROPRIATIONS *OB ~ s.000.00 a,M7.o0 JIM CAU, fourth bedroom, 1M baths, recreation EXPENDED AND CATiCELtm Salaries and Wages _ .-,„.. . SH 1-0087 "OTFEn BXrENSES" Aid to privately owned library (State Aid) room, formal dining room, center hall Oenaral The amounts appropriated under the title of "Othe (R.S. 18 2IAI " -^i_.' 17S.M 1T4.M LARGlt housekeeper room, newly dec- entrance, 2V living room with cathe- Budget Expenses" ar« for operating costs other than "Salarie dral celling, storm windows snd screens Aid to Privately Owned Library •- . • •rated, hot, cold water In room. 31 1 Budget Appropriations—Adopted Budget 554,7*5. U and Wages." - Oceanic Free Public Library .. . 1»,00000 JO.OOO.M Peters PI., Red Bant. • finished basement, bar. (O semi cir- Emergency Appropriations , , 22,000.00 Sorns of the items Included In "Other Expenses" ara cular patio. Lot 2J0H85. i&SM. Call Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. TOTAL OPERATIONS (Item S(A)) ~JT8,070.8t H3.JS7.24 «.|8O.» niRNISHED ROOM — Woman pre- owner, OS 12711 after «. Principals TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS __-. S7S.7S5.19 Repairs and malntenanca of hsildlnga. equipment, 4J4J ferred. 41 Locust Ave., Red Bank. Call only. - roads, etc, (Bl Coaluigent (00.00 4U.ES after 5, BH 1-6193. FAIR HAVEN — Urj> River Oaks Contractual servtcea for garbage and trash removal, TOTAL OPERATIONS STUDIO ROOM with kitchenette, rea- Cape Cod In a sitting of magnificent EXPENDITURES: Rre hydrant service, all to volunteer fire companies, INCLUDING CONTINGENT 17»,670.»l «B,M3.7» 6,53415 aonable. One short block from business old trees. Living room with fireplace, Paid or Charged >4S,tt2.l7 etc. district, all bus llnei. After IS cm. SHformal dining room, kitchen with* din- Reserved 18.248 6J printing and advertising, utility services, Insursnce 1-9328. 57 Peters PI.. Red Bank. ette, four bedrooms, two tiled oaths, Unexpended Balances Cancelled 7.626.(7 and many other Items essentiaj to the service ren- Detail: enclosed porch. 115,600. 8H 7-2183. dered by municipal government. Bslarles snd Wages . 252,350.00 349,707.96 H4,M7.29 1,151.06 WX HAVE an overflow of bona fide TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND Other Expenses (Including Contingent) .. 130.6M.lo 129,162.86 Ui,m.M . S.SItVW prospects looking for two to four bed- JUST REDUCED — Sturdy brick am UNEXPENDED BAiuWCES rooms. Call us tor fatt action to have frame 1M itory. Thr«« bedrooms, two CANCELLED _.. C7S.795.U your home rented. THE BERG AOEN.- baths, • fireplace, den, basement, two- (Ot Capltsti Improvements CY. Rt 35. Mlddlstoiin. OS 1-1TOC car garage. Duttlnctlvely modern in Down Payments on Improvements ROOMS—Parklnj space. ever/ way. Only I2S.&O. SNYDER The amount to be raised by taxation In 1963 for local municipal purposes la g337,149.Q4 compared with (323, Capital Improvement Fund 10,000.00 10,000.00 S2 Shrewsbury Ave., Bed Bank. SH 7-REALTORS, rive Comers, Middletown. 5B7.SO for 18S2. ' Purchsie ot Front End Loader 5,SCO. 00 6,600,00 08 1-2590. The 1463 tax rate for local municipal purposes, the only rate over which Borough Counoll has any control, U Acquisition and Improvement of Land on 0503. 13,600.00 EARLY POSSESSION — Modern ranch ntlmated at 68 cents for each 1100.00 of eilessed valuation. • 1 Shrewsbury River home. Five bedrooms, two tiled baths. Final determination of the overall 1063 tax rate will be made whan the exact amounts to bs collected b Construction o( Storm Drains 2.0M.OO 2,050.00 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Fireplace In the living room, full sits the Borough for Countv, Local School and Regional School taxes have been determined. Road Construction or Reconstruction .. 5,000.00 6,000.00 dining room, electric kitchen, dish- Rumson completed operations for 1962 with a surplus of »138,101.98 after providing for tS43.24l.79 dus th Road Conatructlon or Reconstruction with HOUSES FOR SALE washer, paneled den. Two car garage. Local and Regional School Districts during the tint six months of 1963. State Aid Very attractive and - Drlced low at Appropriations for operating expenses Increased J7.345.04 over those for 1983 principally due to an appropriation Purchase ot Aerial Hook and Ladder Fire BT.DOO. 8TANLET K. DOWNS, Realtor, :o determine the feasibility of extending toe lewer service, increased insurance colts, lire hydrant service, polier Truck ~..- Shrewsbury. EH 1-1017. Member Mul- lepartment and library aid. RIVER OAI^S tiple Lilting Service. . As Is our custom, capital expendlturei are paid for from aurplua funds accumulated. The 1963 budget contain! TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ji appropriation of 140,000.00 to provide a Capital Improvement Fund for future capital projects. SHREWSBURY BOROUGH — Caps FAIR HAVEN Cod, living room with fireplace, two CURRENT rUND—ANTICIPATED EEVENUES (El Deferred Charges anc statalory bedrooms or one twin-sized, and din- : Realised Expenditures—Mualclpal Owner leaving area ing room. Birch kitchen, enclosed GENERAL REVENUES Anticipated In Cash (li DEI-ERRED CHARGES: porcn, extra laree bedroom second 1K3 19«2 , In 1M3 Emergency Authorizations -1.600.00 4,600.00 4,100.00 floor, finished playroom, full basement. Sirplsi Anllcipste* S2.00O.00 53.1SO.00 13,190.00 1961 Exemption! Allowed In 1961 Three-bedroom ranch In Ideal neighbor- Awnings, aluminum 'combination win- per Chapter 9. P.L. 1881 13,292.40 12.393 40 n,m.v> hood for children. Near excellent dows, attached garage, oil beat, taxes 1 Miscellaneous Bevraoes; (3) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: achool Large family room or office 372. Asking |U.«00. Call 8H 1-0230 Licenses: Contribution to: with separate entrance, screened porch, after i p.m. , Alcoholic Beverages ... « 35O.0O 1,350.00 6,500.00 Public Employees' Retirement Byitem - 17,600.00 u.ooi.oo 13,001,00 13.00I.OI) many treei. May assume 2.M0.M 4,281,Ml Pension Fund ..... - _...._..«. 6,000.00 7,000.00 5,«O3.H 1,197.45 Occupancy July own payment Call LI 1-177T for in- Other 4,000.00 J.MO.OO 4,442.00 Police and Flremen'e Retirement formation. Fines: System of N. J . 5.SOO.00 5.800,00 6.7MJJ 33.17 Municipal Court . 1,800.00 3,3O0.M 1,881.00 Call owner SH 7-3672 SIX ROOMS, ltt baths, elrht roomi. State Road Aid, Formula Fund ..... 6,056.00 SOW.-OU 6.096.00 TOTAL DEFERRED OHAROES AND US baths. Plum St.. New Shrewsbury. Slate Road Aid. Construction Fund 6.000.00 . •t.ooo.oo STATUTORY EXPENDITURES— SH 1-5329. State Library Aid (R.S. 19:24A) 18S.10 /17I.SS 195,11 MUNICIPAL 47,344.45 4S.I13.13- 1,231.31 WALK TO SCHOOL REDUCED? Read It. From $41,000 to Interest nnri Costs on Taxea S.00O.OO -f4.OCO.00 S.WOM (31,700 and we kntnr why. This excel- Bus Receipts' Taxes 800.00 /p 600.00 524 30 Ideal Colonial home onlr 13 yeirs lent comUucted fire years old Colonial NOTE. : The amounts opposit.. ..e_ which an.. has been placed In the far column I the rlrht represent 8tat part hefd In cash by the State. Municipal Purposes borhood. Hot water mat, plus cosy place In llvinr room with larse bay Franchise Taxes ...„.—..«.—«....-.. —..._...... _.._.... -._ „...* SD.OOO.OO 4S.O00.00 59,455.24 (Items 8 (A) lo (G), Inclusive) 487,166.10 466,266.36 22.O0O.O0 U3.265.2t 461.391.97 19,3t«.l3 fireplace. Consisting ot three bedrooms, window, complete modern kttcheny An Orosi Receipts Taxes ...-—..—.....—.—. _.._...... •.._...—. ..— - _-..-...... 36.000.00 211,000.00 30,521.33 finished gsme room plus 1)4 batlu. all purpose room for all ages with Interest on Investments ... . 9,500.00 1,450.00 9.8H.75 Transferred owner most anxious to fireplace. A prime location walking Motor Fuel Tax Refund .....—.._.... „.._.._.._._._ ..._.._ —„ _ 1,8(10.00 I.300.OQ 1,854,20 (I) Sun JVilal Grarral .Ipproprlsllonl •ell. Price reduced lo the low eTCs, dlitane* to school and buses. Read It Trust Surplus ...... —...... - ..,_ _,.....„. ..-.. -,...__..._..—.. 185,00 2119.00 . 295.00 (Itrms (III sad (KM 4S7.86<,10 466,165.26 22.000.00 489,205.26 461.392.97 19,241.*] OROWBLL AGENCY, Relltor again. From 1(1,000 to u aiklnr price Gross Receipts Tax—Private Wster Company, Chapters 41 E. Front St.. Red Bank BH 1-4030 of ISltOO. GLAZBBHO0K AGENCY, ^«Vtt'ud 93, P.L. 1991 7,740.00 (7,740.00: (II) Reierve for Uncolleclel Taxes (5,055.54 88,519.90 88,519.90 88.519.M IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Two bid- Realtor. Avenue o! Two Rlrers, Bum- I. Total General Appropriations 512,121.64 54-1,785.16 22,000.00 !7f,785.16 >I9,>12.«7 19.24I.62 room Cape Cod with expansion attic, son. STJ-1700. ' TOTAL MJSCBLLANEOU* REVENUES . 133,776.10 134,017.16 142,972.2: dining room, fireplace, Ule bath. Ex- VAIL HOMES cellent condition. For appointment csll Receipts from Delinquent Taxes BH 1-4101. Four room co-operative tpartment. Call m.ooo.m 51,000.00 6i.e9s.12 U J-1788. DEDICATION BY RIDER—N.I.S. IOA; 4—39 "The dedicated revenues anticipated during the year 1963 from lATONTOWN RANCH — Three bed- Sub-Tola! General BevMues (Items 1. t. IMII - - ... 245.776.10 231.U7.86 257.120.33 dog licenses, bequest, escheat and revenue received iiy the "Hoard ot Recreation Commissioners" sre hereby antici- rooms, 1% baths, flrep!ac«, dining area, COZY, clean three bedroom ranch. Amount to oe Bslsed by Taxes for support of pated u revenue ana are hereby appropriated fcr the purposes to which salit revenue is dedicated by statute or aaMn kicben. dishwasher, dryer, full Immediate occupancy, 111,200. Call Jfunldpai Budget: other legal requirement." • ,, basement Two-caf garage. Manir ex- OS 1-36B3. (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including tras. Low BO's. Owner sale. U J-2IH6. FOUR-ROOM co-operative apartment. Reserve for Unoollected Tsxes _ ,... 337,145.54 APPENDIX TO BUDGET STATEMENT oil hest, down payment and ttt.DO CURRENT FUND BALANCE SHEET DEC. 31, I9t! CO5IPARAT1VK HTATEMKNT OF CORRKNT FOND NEPTUNE — Three bedroom ranch, monthly Includes utllltlei eicepl heat Total Amount to h'y Raised by Taxes for Support ASSISTS OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN CURRENT BURPUI" S1»,IKIO. IM bathe, carport, basement. U 2-2(67. Vail Homes. of Municipal Budget 337.145.H 323.S97.3O 333,331.00 Cash and Investments 505,ft94.7n Year 1962 Year 1MI OI mortgage. KB U6«, LI 1-Wlt. State Road Aid Allotments Receivable 8,000.00 Surplus Halance January let . .... 400,648,73 393,(65.86 NEAR RED BANK — Four bedrooms, Total Oeaerml Revenues — JI2.K1.64 UI.7SS.IS 59I,151.»3 Receivables with OtrsettlnK Reserves: CURRENT REVENUE TWO BEDROOM OATH COD — Ex- full basement, baseboard h e a t. at- Taxea Receivable 78,661.08 ON A CASH BASIS: pansion attic, full dormer;, full bale- tached garage, coiy, clean. Bt. Jsm** tnent with recreation loom, near Deferred Charses Required to be In Current Tax«a Pnrlsh, Reduced to tie 500. SNYDER 1963 Budget - 22,00(1.00 '(Percentage collected: schools. W43SI- REALTORS, Five Corners, Middletown. CURRENT FUND—APPROPRIATIONS 1962 94.BIB. 1981 95.41% ...... 1,289,872.68 1,177,1)48.90 OS 1-259O. Appropriated •inended 1992 TOTAL ASSETS 610.66d.IM Delinquent Taxea .... 61,699.12 59,699.90 HOUSES FOR RENT FAIR HAVEN BAROAIN — Four bed- Tol«l Other Revenue and Additions room Dutch Colonial, 1',4 bslhl. formal for U«2 By for 19)3 As to income 151,256.01 122,338.71 dlnlns; room, 25' living room with Emergency Modified By Paid I.IABIMT1KS, RESERVES AND SURPLUS All Transfers •Cash Liabilities 59,051.01 TOTAL FUNDS . 1,883,475.72 1,141,141.11 fireplace, heated tunroom, est-ln kitch- for 1963 Resolution or Charged Reierved en, full basement with outside en- GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS . Reserves for Receivables _ 78.fl6i.OB trance, new heating svitem. walk-no (A) Operations Surplus 47B,u(fi.77 attic, two-car garage. Close to ichooli GENSRAL OOVERMENT EXPENDITURES AND and transportation. Offer** at $1*.0OO. Administrative and Executive TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES TAX REQUIREMENTS: Won't last long. BALL BROS,, Real- Salaries and Wages 19.400.00 16,060.00 U.090,00 19.D53.5n AND SURPLUS 619,66(1.68 Municipal Appropriations » 480,639.59 438,447.84 tor", 813 River Rd.. Rumson. SH 1- Other Expenses .-... 3.400.OO 3,215 00 3.1(5.CO 1,299.19 School Tsxee 7688. Member Multiple Listing. Financial Administration (Including Local and Regional) 689,281.60 649.123.2* other Expenses . 2.400.OO School Tax Levy Unpaid ..-_ J42.)(«.7» Aasssament of Taxes (InUudlng'Added Tax Amounts) ... 259,605.56 2S4.BJ8.33 PAUL, R. STRi-KBR. Realtor. Farmi Salaries and Wales 4,900.00 4,«3O.O0> 4.905.21) 24.75 Less: School Tax Deferred , 3(2.346 79 Other Expenses - S18.00 <75.0O 551.59 116.41 'Balance Included In Above TOTAL EXPENDITURES and farm estates. Stats Highway H Collection ot Taxes "Cain Liabilities" AND TAX REQUIREMENTS ,..I,4«,mM 1,362,38».4» Uolmdtl. Phone iUa SALANCI DEC. list rage, Ufc baths. Near schools and shop- % 2,700.00 2,101.96 M8.42 buy thru any member of the ping center. Mortgagee, arranged. SH i Tanning Board 1371 or SB 7-S3H. Salaries and Wages 300.00 100.00 MO.OO JOO.OO Other Expenses .. 2,903.00 , 1,400.00 1,(00,00 1,317.10 *Ne)tiHt svsfl paresntafs may bs used. RED BANK AREA PARK-LIKE SETTINS loardof Adjustment raorositrj vti oi- CTJBBENT FCND 1 Enhaneed with1 shrubs and spacfour Salaries and Wales . , , aoo.00 mam JOO.On JCO.00 SCUVLtlS IN IN) BDDQET custom'bullt' ranch home, consisting ol Other Expenses . 100.00 100.00 100.00 M.4O •orcdus aUJsiras iSewember 31. IM! 4n,tu.n MULTIPLE LISTING huge living room with fireplace, ihree made Treo Commission Sursnt Surplus Anticipated in unusual- bedrooms, two ceramic tiled Other Expenses . 4,000.00 4,000.00 l,t71.S0 63.000.00 baths, formal dining room, modern Insurance SERVICE * eat-In kitchen, cojy den, basemtnt and Group Insurance Plan for Employees » S.200.00 t, 400.00 1,142.00 I,44I.«3 •urplua Balance Remaining See page 168 in the garage. Owner leavlnr area. Asking Surety Bond Premiums ,.-...... _._.„ SSO.OO 130.90 KM. AD 502.« I.1D «!(O00. WALKBH * WALKER, Real. Other Insurance- 15.600.00 11,300.00 , 13,900.00 19,279. M 10.06 Yellow pages. ton. Hwy 39, Shrewsbury. SH 1-tm PUBLIC IAFJ0TY 3«-Hour Ssrvlca. » ' an. 31 oaurtgti by tbt (access iof !isf furniture drive. Mow furntore] largest lomthlp netting *p*c» through Mr. Spimk, I/wif ClrigHaoo, Albeit 1A-Thm$yr Jm. 3t 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Sunday'j open house, will boid a and recreational equipment and «etttog up of a complete pro- Dodge, Middktown Blast. second open house this Sunday still needed, however, Mr. Dodge gran lor children. Mr. Blust, Mr. Myers and Al- Immediate need), Mr. Dodge from 2 lo J p.m. The events seek said. • bert Stout wtU s*rv« M member- the first phase of the recrea- said, are a sewing machine, fold- Raritan Community Center to acquaint as many residents u The center is in the process tion program—rifle, archery and Gvic Unit ship committee tor the associa- possible with the facilities—both of reorganizing to insure repre- boxing instructions—has begun, ing chain, sheet rode, lumber, tion. , - Association Elects Officers available and planned—at the cen-sentation from all areas and or under the direction of William silverware, dishes, trading Picks Officers Mrs. F. I.. MuUini was named ter's new building adjacent to the ganizatioiu of the township. The chairman of the committee to RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Rob- Mrs. William Gross, vice presi- Sparks. Approximately 125 stamps of all kinds, rugs, nails, township high school. committee to draft new bylaws make arrangements for a spriilg ert J. Benedickson was elected dent;; Mrs. Donat, secretary, and children enrolled during the first tools, cleaning equipment and MIDDLETOWN — William F. held its first meeting this week president of the Community Cen- Eric Rosengren, to a second About 100 attended last Sunday, week and classes will begin at Brash was elected president .of dance. under th chairmanship of Mr. tables. ter Association last Friday night term as treasurer. despite snow which for a time e the Crestvtew Civic Association Membership In the association Van Nosdall. for February fa'the opening; of W*». dart boards and games, at the group's first meeting held Committee chairmen appointed threatened to cancel the affair. recently. is open to residents of the Crest- in the center.building on Middle thus far are Alwyn C. Dodge, Guests toured the building and Major items of Immediate at- the center every night from 7 Richard Herman was named view Dr. and Danemar Dr. areas. Rd., North Ceatervllle. Mr. Bene- building!;s and grounds; Warren were entertained by six young tention, as outlined by Mr. Bene- to 10 o'clock under the super The New York State Throway vice president; Mrs. Albert Blust, vision of volunteer adults, each dickson succeeds Mrs. Ozzle Don- Van Nosdall, by-laws; Saul Wald- musicians enrolled in the school dlekson, are fund raising for system comprises about 3,000 secretary, and Thomas' Sherman, music program. serving ode hour per month. Vol- treasurer. No problem rinding tenants Bt, the center's founder, who man, public relations; William mortgage payment and general miles of single lane pavement— served as president for two Sparks, rifle, archery and boxing "The center is now furnished maintenance, minor remodeling unteers for this work are being Members of the board of gover- when you advertise The ReglJter ~, enough for a road .from New years. instruction. with sofas, lamps, tables and to provide a meeting room large sought. nors are ' John Tagerty, Frank Other officers elected were Officials of the center, en- chairs as a resultl ' off a recent enough to accommodate the Organizations may reserveYork City to San Francisco., .Myers, Samuel ,Naidoff. Ralph ITS COMPANY ASBURY fA«|C

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