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7c PER COPY 35c PER WEEK VOL.83.NO. 2H; 4»W. MraUy gmn 'WMW. fewa OUu fonts* RED BANK; N. J., TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1961 BY CARRIER •Jf- PAGE ONE It Art Buk ua at MUtlonu iOiUnt'OKIBM Car, Truck Collide Shepard Is Selected Bad Weather Halts K& Shot Info Space Bair CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)-The United States' flrit effort to launch a man Into ipace wu postponed today became of bad weather. The announcement of the postponement coincided with the disclosure that Alan B. Sbepard, 17-year-old Navy commander, Is Imposed by Ststte had been selected to be (he first American In space. ltd King, a spokesman lor the National Aeronautics and Space Admlniitratlon, tald the flrlng of the Mercury capsule Pollution wu postponed because of poor weather conditions over the Directive •••/. Cape and at the down-range stations. No new date for the firing of the capsule wai set but King Fear Is said that at least a 41-hour wait wu necessary. . MANGLED WRECK—Pictured are remains of a car Pressed 1 drivtn by Jamet E. prater, Jr., Gl«n Old«n, ?*., a tot Announcement Telt dier stationed at Fort Monmogth. The soldier died in The announcement said: Reason . Riverview Hoipital several hours after his ear collided "An attempt to launch a manned Mercury spacecraft here TRENTON (AJP) — Fear with a tractor-trailer at Rt. 36 and Wilton Ave., Port today baa been postponed due to bad weather here and in the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP pollution and resulting Monmouth. recovery area downrange, The pilot selected lor the first — The state Attorney Geri' yellow jaundice has caused manned flight attempt wu Alan B. Shepard. He wu prepared eral's office has given the New Jersey to close por- for flight but held In the pilot's preparation area. No new tions of Raritan Bay, Sandy launch date has been act but the minimum recycle time Is 48 Sewer Authority, until May Hook Bay and the Navesink hours. The pilot will remain in the crew quarter* In tie 10 to reply to a directive Rt. 36 Crash NASA Meicury hangar here." and Shrewsbury rivers to ordering that the authority Tbe selection of the (jack-dp pilot for Shepard wu>not the taking of shellfish. announced. cease pollution of Raritan New York State also closed its jortion of Raritan' Bay and New ler After his selection, Shepard began bit preparations for the Bay and the swamp area adja- York City ordered a ban on ship- flight. When it became apparent that the firing wu to be de- cent to Matawan Creek. ments of clams from the Raritan - layed during the count down,'he went upstairs In the hangar PORT MONMOUTH - A At a meeting of die Township Bay area. and sat quietly for nearly two hours awaiting the decision u to Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle, N. J. year-old Fort Monmouth soldier stop street. He said the truck whether the flight would be made today. Committee last night, the clerk died this morning several hours jack-knifed after it was hit by read a letter addfessed to the state .health commissioner, said after his car collided with a the car. COALITION TICKET—A new slate «f candidate* was yesterday the areas involved may 140 Minutes authority, from ThonW P. Tan tractor-trailer at Rt. 36 and Wil- Firemen from the Port Mon- sey, state deputy attorney gen- formed yesterday in Keansburg in the doling dayt of be a source of pollution in dams. ion Ave. mouth. East Keansburg and Bel- /• eral, r Last week, he said there was The countdown had progressed to within 149 minuter of tha hot municipal election campaign. The date features evidence indicating the eating of The soldier, identified by police ford Independent fire companies launch time of tbe Redstone booster, which was to boost MKTSnsey pointed out OKI Mayor Jamei J. Gravany, Councilman Martin C. Lotitsn raw clams might be tied to this as James E. Fraser, Jr., of Glen extinguished Ihe, truck fire. Shepard US miles Into space and drop hb space capsule 290 the state's order had been Is- Olden, Pa., died in Riverview Members of 'the Port Mon- miles downrange IS minutes later. The flight Is planned and Benjamin Andreach, local Democratic leader. Work- year's upsurge in infectious hepa- Hospital. • sued in 1959 and tailed for com- titis (yellow jaundice) cases. mouth First Aid Squad struggled strictly ai an up-and-down flight It la to be a prelude of an pliance by March of I960, men were busy yesterday changing sigm throughout Police said the youth suffered for 15 minutes before freeing the attempt to send an American apace pilot into orbit anil return Clamming areas in New Jersey multiple fractures of the arms him safely to earth—a feat already accomplished by the Rus- Legal Action town like this one in front of Patrick Keelen's houie- on south of the Shrewsbury River and legs plus Internal injuries. (See FATALITY, Page 2) sian Yuri Gagarin April 12. Main St., urging voters to cait their ballot for tha new Were permitted to remain open. Driver of the truck, Allen Pred- He said that unless the au Said Kandle; thority replies to his letter by slate. . more, 49, of 419 Florence Ave., "In the face of. v, evidence, Long Branch, was treated for Jury Favors May 10, the attorney general's have no alternativei except to abode at the hospital and later Shannon Cleared office will "institute legal pro- close the indicated areas to the released. ceedings to force complianci taking of shellfish until further He narrowly escaped serious In Anonymous Pamphlet Case Mandatory with the order." notice.1' . ' injury when he managed to free In other business, the commit- Andreach Joins 186 Hepatitis Cues himself from the burning truck tee adopted an ordinance estab- The evidence he referred to was before its three gas tanks, ex- FREEHOLD—The Grand Jury; The Union Beach school board lishing a five-member recreation referred the case to the prosecu- Cop Training that of 186 hepatitis cases where ploded. has cleared Richard A. Shannon, commission, with terms to run people had.eaten raw dams in Jr., member or the Union Beach tor's office-two months ago aft- FREEHOLD — Endorsement Gravany Ticket Police said Predmore was able : one to five years. Members wi only one or two restaurants, 85 Board of Education, of misde- er the board attorney, Ktnnetb o* a law which would require to kick out a window In the cab E. Joel, advised the body that It receive no remuneration. were known to have eaten clams of the truck.' meanor charges resulting from all newly, appointed police offic- KEANSBURG — Local politi- or Gravany said the new ticki traced to Raritan Bay. was a misdemeanor for any per- ers to take basic training was in- The governing body also adopt- cal activity took an unexpected would reach a broad spectrum Side Street the distribution of an unsigned son to prepare and distribute an ed an ordinance exempting per- Kandle added thaL the New cluded in th9 presentment hand- twist yesterday with tha an- tha voters in the borough. According to police the sol- flyer prior, to: » Union Beach anonymous pamphlet nch as the sonal -property front taxation York side of the bay Wight be ed up by the retiringvGrind Jury, nouncement that the leader of . At the beginning of the electioi involved as well. »x dier's oar _Mme~ out' of Wilson school budget election. one distributed Feb. 28-r.aad that starting In 1962. the Republican party had teamed such an offense If punishable by The ^'ryiujiiiortM passage bl campaign, Mr. Andreach had d< In Albany, N. Y., last night, Av»t onto" the highway and The county prosecutor's office A one-year garbage contract, up with his. counterpart in the nicd reports that he had teame •mashed into the truck. The ac- disenfranchlsement for up to two Senate Bilf 89 wtadTwould mafcf the Conservation Department announced yesterday that "no "mandatory basic training for for 1962*, was awarded to Earl Democratic ranks to form a slate cident occurred at 2:36 a.m. bill" had been handed up in the years. ' W. Emmons, Matawan, on low coming up next week. up with the Gravany ticket. banned taking of clams from New newly appointed police office™ Councilman Louis Collichio York State's portion of Raritan ' Albert Evernharn, Lorraine PI., Shannon case—meaning the Mr. Shannon, although he had prior to their assignment to bid of J19.600. The firm currentl Mayor James J. Gravany con- East Keansburg, a witness to Grand Jury refused to make an taken "full responsibility" for the holding the contract, M&O Dis- T. Edward Kinlin, his runriinj Bay, which separates Staten Is- duty." „ •- firmed reports that he and Coun- tnate, have charged throughou1 land- and New Jersey. tbe accident, told police the sol indictment. unsigned flyer, voted with other posal Co., Cliffwood, Beach, dii cilman Martin C. Lohsen htve members of the board to refer The bill would require "train- not bid on the 1962 job. the campaign that Mr. Andreac Commissioner Harold G. Wilm the matter to the prosecutor. ing to high standards" which formed a slate with Benja- had been aligned with the Gra said the.actioh was taken because Asked For Defeat would be recommended by an Clean-Up Week min Andreach, Democratic chief- vany faction—both in this election of "possible relations of infec- tain. The flyer had asked fora dfr t»periencearxl of law en- and in the contest four years agi tious hepatitis to the eating of Vacancies Filled! t The week of May. 22 was sel Mr. Andreach announced only dams from unapproved waters.", feat of the 19614? school budget forcement authorities. as Clean-up Week. Some observers feel that th in the March 1 election, arid had a few days ago that he had drop- formation of the new slate rhaj The Raritan Bay ban will re- Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper The" committee' voted to in For Three Red Bank Posts stated that if the budget were and the Monmouth County Chiefs ped out of the municipal elec- have an effect on control of the main in effect until studies have approved Mr. Shannon would re- stall two*way radios in the .po-tion. Democratic party should Mr been completed by the state Con- 1 of Police Association were com- lice cars and fire trucks. RED BANK — Two vacancies Councilman Dr. Lawrence R. sign from the board. mended, by the panel for.their In announcing the slate, May- (See KEANSBURG, Page ,2)' (See SHELLFISH, Page 2) en llw Redevelopment Agency Burdge, who was named to the Residents approved the budget sponsorship of the police train- Participation In the Monmouth and one on the Zoning Board of agency last year, but resigned by a fiveivote margin, and Mr. ing school now in operation in County library program was au- Adjustment were filled last night. when ha was appointed to Bor- Shannon subsequently tendered (he county. thorized. Mayor Peter J. Waters New Eatontown School Borough Council aproved the ough Council. Mr. Bryan said Dr. his resignation. The resignation, said county mobile service will appointment by Mayor George Fowler's, term expires Dec. Jl, however, was rejected by a nja- The jurots noted that the be started May IS. He also an- A. Gray of Mrs. Dorothy Bryan, 1962,' / jority board vote, and Mr. Shan- county program "now In its sec- nounced that trie township wil S16 Broad St;, and Dr. Warren /'. Stays as CD Head non remained as a board mem- ond year . . . oMers an available aid the Board of Education, and Borings Planned D. Fowler, Sr., 303 Broad St., Mayor Gray also announced ber. basic course of pre-service in- the Matawan library eommirsian^ to the Redevelopment Agency, that Dr. Fowler has agreed to struction and familiarization with in establishing a branch library Mr. Shannon noted at the time police work." EATONTOWN — The Board of ing on such a committee, volun- been failure in communication and Calvin Carhart, 200 Mechanic remain as director tk Civil De- that he had never in any way in Cliffwood School. |ducation voted last night to teer. with the people here. And we St., to Hie zoning board. fense and Disaster Control "until denied responsibility for the fly- ave test borings made at the Andrew Meyer said the board hope an ad hoc committee will a suitable replacement can be er, and took the position, there- Clerk's Wife site of Memorial and Vetter ought to go ahead with plans with- help us correct that." found." forev that it was "common knowl- schools to determine if a new out waiting for a committee to Louis Katz, Rose Ct., said he Mrs, Bryan is the wife of John Dr. Fowler's reslgnatton, ef- edge" as to the authorship. Cease-Fire Hope ellementary school can be built be appointed. doubted a committee would be Bryan, borough clerk. She re- fective May 1, had been an- He, said that had he been aware there economically. Public Sentiment much help to the board. place* Dr. Carmen J. Scarpellino, nounced at the April 18 meeting. of the requirements of ihe law, Cost for such borings will be Mipie Ave., who resigned at the Laos Prospects 'Fairly Good' "We don't have the right to •Few Fanatics' Mr. Carhart, who replaces he would not have hesitated to under $1,000, James Backlund, delegate our responsibility to any April IK council meeting. Dr. Chester Beaman, will serve un- sign the Ilyer. chairman of the site comrhitteee, "What we really need ij Scarpellino also resigned as chair- VIENTIANE, Laos, (AP) - er to discuss an armistice sinci committee," he said. ontown," he stated, "is til the end of the year. The decision of the Grand Military representatives of the a paratroop coup last Augusi said. Mr. Van Dover replied the man of the Housing Authority. Dr. Scarpellino, Dr. Fowler and Jury was based on an investiga- "We've looked at other sites," fanatics in favor of schoi No replacement has been named. Western-backed Laotian govern- overthrew a pro-Western regime board has no idea of delegating Mr. Meyer said it wi clear Mr. Beaman all cited increased tion by the prosecutor's office ment and the pro-Communist and fanned the civil war into an he said, "now we ought to see if its responsibility. Mrs. Bryan's tenri expires Dec. pressures of business for sub- and testimony given by Mr. Joel its practical to put another school enough to him thaf th> public SI, Mr. Bryan said. Pathet Lao rebels have finally international crisis. . "I do feel, fiowever," he said, mitting their resignations last and board secretary Edward J. on the five acres we have here." had voted down the !a/t school met to discuss a Cease-fire, an There was still, grave doubt in "that' we need a group of resi- proposal because of the "unnec- Dr. Fowler takes the place of month. Scullion. informed source said today. many quarters in Vientiane that ' Van Dover Commend dents to Keep us in touch with "The land that is available here essary features" in the plans. The informant said that pros- a cease-fire would result. Som public sentiment. "I hope you put that 'unneces- pects looked ''fairly good" for observers suggested that the reb- Is pretty low," he pointed out. "TTia fact is that we made a Welfare Aid Released 'We ran into some quicksand sary' into quotation marks bringing an end to the fighting els have agreed to the battle- proposal for a new school that your mind," Superintendent In the civil war "but We will field meeting for propaganda pur when We built the Vetter School. we thought would be acceptable, poses. The test borings will tell us what Schools William W. Ramsay com- know more later today," and the voters turned it down, mented to Mr. Meyers. The government sent a truce There was a feeling that the to expect if we want to put an- 4 to -1." other structure here." He pointed out that among the Keyport Feud Resolved emissary out yesterday to a point Pethet Lao might lay down con- "The reasons why that plan features of the school proposal lust north of Vang Khy, a town ditions for a cease-fire that the Board member James Van Dov-was voted down are not entirely er said:'"_ •" (See EATONTOWN, Page 2) KfeYPORT — A representative on the front about 45 miles north Western-backed government clear to us. We feel there has withhold payment of welfare case the power to fix tbe salary of would find unacceptable. One "For ail practical purposes the of the state Bureau of Assistance of Vientiane. He reportedly made vouchers submitted by the board the board's director — but the contact with Pathet Lao repre- likely demand was for the im- new school ought to be built on announced last night that ap- —as well ag the power to set the board itself has the power to mediate withdrawal of Americans the other side of town." proximately $1,000 In state wel- sentatives in the afternoon. salary of the board's director. appoint its director. Top Laotian government and who have been serving as mili- "We proposed what we thought fare aid for 1960—which had been Mr. Alexander advised the two Public Apology 5. The Welfare Board, through American military officials, tary advisers to the royal re- was the ideal site there, the Mai- . withheld-wlll be released to the bodies last night that: Its director, must keep records joined the meeting last night, the gime. da tract, and it was voted down," borough immediately. Board Has Authority of individual cast histories, make sourcs said. On The Alert he continued, "Now we'll see il From Mayor To Borough Engineer Robert Alexander, field officer 1. The Welfare Board is a legal- monthly reports to the state Prince Boun Oum's cabinet was Government forces remained it is economical to build a school tor the state agency, warned lo- ly-constituted entity and therefore agency, set budget standards and meeting In Vientiane today to dis- on the alert, especially along on the land we already own." FREEHOLD - Mayor Barton bers of council and other bor- cal authorities, however, that the Mayor and Council has no otherwise comply with slate regu- cuss the situation. the front north of Vientaine on Mr. Backlund, who presided in Callahan offered a public apology ough officials to reconsider his "the bureau Is going to.keep authority over the administration lations, in order to be eligible Enemy Factors the route to the royal seat of the absence of board President at last night's council meeting for resignation. close tabs on Keyport for the of the board—although the two for state aid. It was the first time the en- Luang Prabang. Observers who J. Edson Allen, said that Mr. Al- criticizing the borough engineer His letter continued, "Under rest of the year." groups should seek to "co-oper- OK in 1961 emy factions have gotten togeth- flew over the area today said the len will shortly appoint a com- at the April 17 council meeting. these circumstances it might ap- ThS decision to release funds ate" with each other, Mr. Alexander said that during bulk of the government troops mittee of citizens to aid the board After making the apology, May- pear as unappreciative were ! came at the close of a special 2. Neither Mr. Wobdhouse (who 1961 the local board and Its di- were posed with artillery just in plans and public relations for or Callahan offered to shake now to submit my resignation." meeting in .borough hall attended Is chairman of council's finance south of the Nam Lik River, pre- a new elementary school propos- 1 rector, Mrs. Dorothy Casey, have INDEX hands with Borough Engineer Clerical Help by Mr. Alexander , and members committee) nor the /governing complied with all state regula -- Page sumably on guard against any al, i Lawrence Adams. Mr. Adams de- Expressing the opinion that he of the local Welfare Board and body has the authority to with- tions. Amusements 7 new rebel thrust toward Vienti- Laurence Schacfer urged that clined, however, until the mayor could not continue In his "dual Mayor and Council. hold payment of vouchers whloh He said the fact that all regu- Births ._..-:.. 2 anyone who is interested in stirv- amended his remarks to say lie capacity" without additional cler- Charges of Politics are duly approved by the Wel- lations had not been compiled 1 Jim Bishop * had "at all times been getting ical help, Mr. Adams submitted • for the past several months, fare Board or Its director ." with In previous years was "the Hal Boyle 7 the co-operation of the engineer." his resignation of the superin- Borough Council and the board 3. Welfare cases are to be con- fault of everyone concerned," In- Bridge „ L.._. 14 Red Bank Art Show Olid After being criticized by the tendency. have been feuding over the op sidered confidential txA no in- cluding the state agency, for Classified ...... 15 mayor at the April 17 meeting, In a prepared statement, the eration of the welfare unit, with dividual member of the govern- not superyisinR Keyport closely RED BANK—The Borough Council last night approved the Comlca .._...M use of Marine Park Saturday, June 17, for a Festival of Art. • Mr. Adams announced that he mayor-explained his loss, of tem- both groups accusing each other ing body has the right to de- enough, the former local wel- per as due to the fact that the Crossword Puiile 14 The show will be sponsored by the Greater Red Bank Jun- would submit his resignation as of "playing politics." mand case Information directly fare director, Mrs. Adelaide Editorial! t borough engineer and superin- parking lot project Is still incom- It had been because of these from the board or its director. ior Chamber of Commerce in co-operation with MonmoutH Arts Crammer, for not keeping ade- Herblock « Foundation and the Community Chamber of Commerce. tendent of public works. plete, and "yet not a Single'mem- "misunderstandings" that the Council Llaun quate records on state forms, the Quits As Superintendent ber of council has moved to Kitty Kelly .:.'...; : .10 Councilman Dr. Lawrence R: Burdge said vehicular traffic state had withheld aid. It was noted, however, that local board, and Borough Coun- Movie Timetable 7 At last night's meeting, Mr. up the work." He ex- The majority governing body probably will be prohibited from the park during the show. Borough Council's representative cil. • ." - - Obituaries , •„ 2 Councilman Thomas F. Oakley said the borough will provide Adams resigned the $3,400 a year pressed the opinion that little was bloc, consisting of Mayor Charles to,the Welfare Board has both The state official said that if Sylvia Porter _ « snow fencing for artists to hang their paintings. superintendent's post effective accomplished last year and "I E. Applogate, and - Counctlmen Ae right And duty to. attend the governing body docs not see Radlo-Televlslon 7 Rain date for the show Is June 18. June 30, but will remajn in the don't want 1981 to be the same." Henri J. Hansen, Robert J. board meetings and report back fit to restore the $700 annual SotUl *< 1M1 $7,000 a year post as borough en- Mayor Callahan said he is con- String and Dyson Woodhouse, For the past two years the show had been held on Broad to the governing body. (Mr. salary to the welfare director's George Sokblsky « St./, This year, however, Monmouth Arts Foundation said it glneer. cerned over the parking project had taken the.position that coun- Strang Is the council represen- post, the state can not withhold Sports „ IMS In his letter to council last because Freehold would lose busi- ell has the power to approve or could not find a chairman for the festival. The Jaycees later tative to the board.) aid on this basis. Stock Market I said they would pick up the show aa a civic project of their night, Mr. Adams said he had nest ratablts if there were not disapprove .board action* .and 4. Borough Council doei have (See KEYPORT, Page 2) Successful Investing . 3 own. ' ., been urged by residents, mem- adequate parking facilities, - t-TWay, May % J«J- BED BAXK REGISTER

DR. MILTON B^ tOSS MM »ad tool tonight with low U> JAMES J. GORMLEY ' Webster B. Todd: tbt^exce* MATAWAN - James J. Gorm» FAIR HAVEN - Services for >r. Milton R. Ross, 49, who died in the 30s in ley, 72, of 9 Clinton St., dledrSun- l northwest coun- dsy at his home. uddenly yesterday at his home ties. Mostly His wife is the Jafe Katherine at 72 Tyspn .Dr.,will be hald to- Rich, Industrious fair Wednesday ;«yes.Gormley. . morrow at 10:30 a.m. In St. loaned $65 million and the gtgan with high In Born in MatawwTWntre he George's By-The.River Episcopal / By Donald F. BoDes lharch, Rumspn, TRENTON (AP) - Webster B. tic project was under way. Todd's the 60s. Wed «u his life, hi was % son Todd has worked on some world- firm bought all,the steel for the £ MARINE of the late MlchaeJ and Cather- Rev. Canon George A. Robert- famous projects in his 61 years. many, buildings in huge lots, all Cap* May to ine Meehan Gormfer, haw, rector; will officiate. He had a big hand in the the wire;-took over a limestone Blodt Island- Mr. Gorroley $,« BarJ«i; under dlrpftifcoT the Small craft restoration of colonial WUHams- quarry which was going out of (hree. sow, Tho Warden 4Fun«ral Home, Red burg. Va., and the building of business, and cut other corners. warnings were Keansburg, J, ,«' Bank., will be is Falr.yitWv Cem- —mammoth*' Rockefeller Center, in "They couldn't build the center raised at 6 am. Park jTown etery.' • > " New York. He ran Radio City today for twice what we paid,' today. East to northeast winds Gormley, of Ma Dr. Ross, who practiced den- tqiisk Hall at one time. He gotTodd said. increasing to JS to 25 knots and ers, Michael G tistry »*-M5 Third Ave., Long shifting to northwest 20' to 30 - into international finance. Enters Theater Business burg and Edward ^.-n^,,, -i— Branch, was chief of service of TSday, he's got a building job Todd got into the theater busi knots this afternoon. Northwest lives In Calitornla; 4w» alstert, the outpatient dental department of less^formidable dimensions, .ness In a way he hadn't expected. erfy winds U to O knots tonight Mrs. Margaret Oaa«e& af Sayre- of the Monmouth Medical Center. but one to use all the skills he's 'We built the Center-Theater awSWedneajay. VWWUSy over 5 vUle, and Mrs/ Katherina Atpse He was a fornfer president of developed over the years. nd Radio City Music Halh" he milestaoigbi and Wednesday. of Cliffwood; seven grandchildren the Monmouth Coarity "Dental So- Todd is the new state chairman said. "When the Music Hal! National asd 10 great-grandchildren. . ciety and a member of the Har- The fiweral .will he Friday *t of the Republican party. The par-opened in December, 1932, it was CHICAGO (AP) - It w a s wet vard Club.yNew York City. . ty has just chosen James P. Mit- terrible flop. ,am. when a high mass of re- and a little cooler In some sec- quiem will be celebrated by Rev. Dr. Row was also an assist- chell as its candidate for gov "It was taking in $80,000 a tions of the East, South and Mid- ant vestryman at St. George's. efnor, over the opposition of allweek, paying no rent, and losing Cornelius J..Kane.,ui St. Joseph's west today but stormy weather Sijrvlvors are his wife, the for- but a tew of its county organiza- {25,000 a week. We had to take which ripped areas over the Catholic .Church, Keyport, • it over, and dose down the Cen- IURNING TRUCK —Allan Predmore, 49, of Long Branch, •scaped serious injury Burial will be. in St..Joseph's mer Nancy Newberry and two tions. week-end dissipated. sons, Robert and Tftnt Ross, at «Bulld Up Party' ter Theater, early today whan th* gas tanks of hit truck blaw up. Police latifr Mr. Predmwe Cemetery under dlnection, of .the A showery-rain belt in the East Day Funeral Home, c hqnje; hjs mother^ Mrf, .'Esther And the Republicans are stfl "We'limited the expenses on extended from New York State escaped from tha truck iaconds before if exploded! Tha vahicl* was ««t afir* when Ross, oil South Orange; a- broth- trying to come back from a long the stage shows/ and put in a and southern New England into er, Ira Ross, of South Orange and series of election reverses which man to" direct the operation who it was hit by a passenger car. Driver of tha car was, killed fn the accident..«" - MRS. PRUDENCE ,L, HJGGJNS Virginia, with showers and LOCUST T-iMfs,; Prmience I a sister, Mrs. Peggy Hem- atartedin 1953. had never been in show business. thunderstorms from the Cam- the mlndlnger, of Los Alamosj New Todd sees Mitchell ai the. cor- Since then, the theater has been Higgins, 71, died yesterday In tin linas into Northern and Central home of her Ulster; Mrs; C;. Wil.Me- x -. , . -••-. .V:v .:•"' -- ^-nerstone of the building process. one- of the most successful the- Florida. April Skies To Head Field "And I know Jim Mitchell has aters anywhere." lure lism Vpcke.Pojnt RaV_ • v Widely scattered showers and Mrs. Higgins was the widbjv of got one thing in mind-building Todd's practical course in in-thundershowers were reported in the party through the organiia- ternational finance came in 1953- In Valley Forge Handicap I: Jay Higgms. • ELBERON — Henry RovTaB, Louisiana and eastern Texas and 73, of- 231 Roosevelt Ave. died tions." he told the Associated M when he was named director In Brief She was bora in Oxford, N. Y parts of Arkansas and Mississip- TRENTON (AP) - Here is daughter of the late S. Edward yesterday in his home. Press. of the Office of Economic Affairs, pi. Hall and strong winds during CAMDEN — Jerome Derenzo's 'Sure, we need new people in U. S. Mission to NATO, in Paris. April Skies Is expected to head what the New Jersey Legislature nd Anna Ten EycK Lewis. • He was the husband of Mrs. a thunderstorm near the Sabfm did yesterday. Olive-Ackley Rowan, who sur- some places. In others, the pres- 'Darned Laeky' River along the Texas-Lonlsiani the field for the $25,000 added Public Access Train eft- as a kindergarten ent people are doing a fine job. His Job was to watch the bal- V' ASSEMBLY teacher at, the Fraebel Training vives him. • '-,• border caused some property Valley Forge Handicap at Gar- .Mr. Rowan was born in Ohio, . . "I hope these young fellows la ance of-gold.supplies and credit damage. Passed and .'sent the gpyerno School, New York City, MrsJHi our party come around and, make In Europa to see that no nation den State Park Saturday. The To Records hill; to postpone the starting gins taught tor Middletown; De: son of the late Edward and Min- Light showers and snow flur- nie Rowans, .-. l; - ' me look like 30 cents and run me got In debt over its head. "It ries fell in most parts of Michi- Valley Forge is a mile and 70 date, o{' the proB^rtjHia* reform and the Montgomery Day School out," he commented with a smile, was. one of the most constructive yard test for 3-year-olds and laws from 1962 to lm . , for Boys, Wyrmewood, Pa. •-••••• A graduate of De-Tauw Uni- gan while in the West more show Bill Passes versity,'he wa? a sales manager ' -Does he consider Sen. Clifford things the government did to sta-ers sprinkled the far. Northwest, up and was the magnet for 46 Passed a bill ratifying a four She is surviveih*yMrsVyoclw. P. Case the-leader of the party, bilize economic conditions in TRENTON (AP) - A "right st^te compact to develop the Services will «e 'held -'rain\ reported al nominees. Yorfe City. on the strength of Case's huge Europe," he said. Grangev1{le, • Ark. / to-know" measure, guaranteeing Delaware River Basin's- water o'clock tonight in the. Adams Me- plurality in last year's re-election Now. Todd has his own building Fog at New Vow's Internation- April Skies was the sprint public access to official records, and recreation resources. Gov. morial Home, -Red Bank. Rev. He was a member of Wheat- bid and his backing of Mitchell and investing business in Newal Airport last night forced di- sensation of the Florida winter has been passed by the New Jer- Robert B. Meyner siped it a fei Eleanor Drew of White Plains, sheaf Lodge of Masons. An Affable Leader York. He's thinking about joining version of about 50 inbound season -winning the Hurricane, sey Assembly and goes now tominutes later. ' ^ N. Y., will officiate. ' He also Is survived by a son, todd declined a direct answer, with others for buying up a fewflights to other eastern seaboard Coral Gables, New Year's, Royal the; state Senate. Approved a ,$$0 million "Greet Burial will be tomorrow in theHenry A. Rowan of Plalnfield; but said, "He's the only U. S corporations. cities. The fog delayed other The measure, passed yesterday, Acres" "oond issue to finance ,arison Corners'Cemetery, Rin- wo daughters, Mrs. Beverly. Pe- PoPoinciani a and Palm Beach at state and local purchases of rec- ers of Oakhurst antMrti JRlp6- "iepator'we have. He hada greal With a long record of achieve- flights,"both arriving andHepart-~:r\ would..entit!ed..a. .cjflien who js goes, Nr.,Y,_. ':•'__. • deal to do with getting Mitchell ment, Todd dismisses skill as a ing, up to one hour. distances up to seven furlongs. denied the right to inspect pub- reatioiriands.1Tis Bill goes to1K« ert Seibert of Ohio; a sister, Mrs, Senate. Eleanor Rowan of Brighton, In the race, I hope to be allied factor. "I've been darned lucky," Cold air pushed southward dur- More recently he finished second lic documents or records to ap- he. says. "I've been associated ply forjLJjuperior Court order Passed a $25 million bond is Mass., and six grandchildren. • with Case and all others hi party ing the night from northern bor- in the Toboggan. sue to provide loans to builderi Shellfish positions. We've got to get help with *ome very fine people." der states into Oklahoma and It has been reliably reported making them^available. (Continued) Funeral arrangements are un- of middle income'housing. Thi der the direction of the John W. from them all." North and Central Texas. Tem- that B. A. Dario's Gulio Cesere But the Jjlll would' permit bill went to'the Senate. Todd Is affable, like his prede- peratures dropped in to the. 40s would ship in from New. England agencies and officials to deny in- servation and , Health , .Depart- Flock Funeral Home, Long cessor, Carl Erdman. But he Is and 50s, 10 to 20 degrees lower fer this engagement. The Newspectionywhen it would be ".in- ments, Wilnvssid. . Branch.,. .. ,,..:...' Keyport , Passed a, bill allowing the \stati expected to exert more positive- than yesterday morning. It also Englander recently ma^e b,is first imical tp the public Interest", to On the Tndrtase , Burial will be In charge,of^-— leadership. His voice to-party (Continued) was cooler from the Carolina! in-start of the year in the John disclose IJhe material. , highway comrhissSmer" 1o decidi Greiner Funeral Home.of J-WS34- councils, *s chairman of the ex- "We have nothing to do with to northern Florida and through Alden and finished second. Last Assemblvman Alfred N. Beadle- whether to build the. Essex East Hepatitis also.,has,been, on, thebridge. wtf> ecutive committee and former fi- salaries," he oommented. "That's southern portions of the Gulf year he won seven races. stqn, R-Mpnmouth, .One . of .theWept Freeway over or under th( Increase in New •York- in recent a local problem." harden State. Parkway^ nance chairman, always has car- States into eastern and southern Another strong contender for sponsored the bill, said..closed years,. v"; ,:.i,,'-'- PAMELA J. ROGERS . ried great weight • f7Mb>$350 Texas as well as In most areas top. honors is Alamode Farm's records 'would probably'include The New YbiVCht Health De- TOMS RIVER - Pamela J. His immediate task, he said, Borough Council recently cut west of the Continental Divide. Mail Order, who"/ besides" last those 6}"the stare's'investment Rogers, 7, of 793 Briar PI., died will be to get "dose harmony the salary for the director's post Some early morning reports: Saturday's Grey, Lag Handicap Council, the Parole Board, State partment ordered a ban on ship- Sunday at Fitkin. Hospital. between tids office and the coun- from $700 to $350, following the New York 47 rain; Chicago 40 win in New York has registered Police files and other confidential ments of clams Jf,tom,th.e Raritan Bom in Red Bank, she was thfe appointment of Mrs. Casey. : J r ty organizations." clear.,—; Boston 4„4 „,_rain; . ~.^^Washing - triumphs in the Magic City, West- matters.' Bay area in we^ ef t^-New Jer- daughter of Lester W. and Jeaa- He feels thert Is "amazingly Mrs. Casey reported .after the ton 56 cloudy: Atlanta 56 partly chester and Excelsior. ette Ullery Rogers. session last night that Mr. Wood- cloudy; Miami 77 rain; Louisville A law'was enacfed'iasf'year sey finds,, "i. :.'".•.' little factionalism" In the party, Calumet holds four aces in opening'theetings at all levels of A pupil in the second grade of despite the rather bitter primary house advised her an attcrrtpt 40 clear; Detroit 38 clear; St. On-and-On, Pied d' Or, Rum But acting health cbmmissione: would be made to get me salary government to the public. the East Dover Township gram- fight for the gubernatorial nomi- Louis 48 clear; Minneapolir s 38 Punch and Hillsborough Trainer Rlvepflew Dr. George'James said a recen Increased by $250 in the near clear.,„.. ; Kansa„ s ™.City . 38,. clear.....;: Jim[ily Joes h jdit1 h Sponsors of the nres'erit bill are mar school, Miss Rogers had nation. Todd sees a benefit from Beadleston and Clifton T..Barka- Mr. and Mrs. William Doheny survjy by ihe department showed lived here, -three? and ,on« half' the primary battle, rather than future. Denver 40 clear; Dallas 57 will .probably start one of the It was noted during the meet- 'pw, both R-MonmrAith, John W. 34 Kenneth Ter., West,' Middli that only 10 per cent of hepatiti years. ' •:•'. J ]^,\-.i\ harm. cloudy; Phoenix 70 clear; Seattle quartet. PWA; son, yestei Ing that'council has not paid ex- 46 cloudy; San, Francisco 52 Davis, DJSalem, William V. Mus. victims interviewed bad eaten Aside- from her'parents;" she is Supervised wnifamsSuij Then there is Jadyn Stable's to, D-Hudson, and Raymond. H. Mr. and Mrs,'. \DanieI Hart! sijrvived'by a brotnen' Lester W, panse vodeheri'suWiifted by theclear; Los Angeles 5!> clear: stakes veteran, Li'l Fella, who shellfish before ^.WtracUng 'the Todd is trim, impeccably • -,,, ,(->,,.... ,- :,** --—-» . vwawif vi i a. Clio, rvilU Baterrian, R-Somerset* " ' grove, 3O4A Navf w> Rogers; Jr.: maternal grandpar- dressed and looks every Inch thedirector, for sttftiMrns'as post illness. • '•••-'"' '^' age and telephone bills. Anchorage 43 clear; Honolulu 75 joined the Garden State Paris lands; daughter, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ul- Republican state chairman. He cloudy. ' equine colony following a sue Kindle satd'se^lt^ms, how- Councilmen Hansen and Wood- Mr. and MrsJ [ward Potts lery of Toms River; paternal concedes he is ivellto-do. He and celsful Maryland campaign. 433 Broad St.; Ki :, daughte ever, are perfectly safe to eatgrandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Les- his wife, Eleanor, live in Oldwick, house said they would see to it Fatality that such vouchers, J'aj. long as Cpnestoga, who now races for yesterday. He explained that -sea clams ar ter Rogers of Sea Bright, and Hunterdon County. B. S.1 Campbell, holds excellent Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pocynty- the amounts aw withinVreasoa," Asks Change (Continued.) lot subject to- human" fecal (sol-jreat-grandbarents, Mr. and Mrs. He started, out to be a lawyer, wtH be paid in,-.the future, , credentials via scores in the luk, Grove St., Middletown. son, Burton Thomas of Red Bank. being graduated from Choate ; r ireen Valley and Campbell Me- Army man from the mangled yesterday. ution. He emphasiied he was School, Princeton University, and In Worthless morial. wreck of his car. Both men were talking' only about. eating raw Services will beheld at 2 p. m. Mf, and Mrs. Carl Hillman, J5 tomofrow at tlie Robert A. Braun Fordham Law School. But a year I. VJ.'Collins' Derrick has been taken to th; hospital by the Hosford Ave.,' Leonardo, son, Clams from inland- waters. Home for Funerals, Eatontowri. after graduation, he formed Keansburg a nigged competitor all season. squad. morning. , a construction engineering firnl Check Law He won the Orange Bowl, was Fraser died at !:20 a.m. Handle said 1,082 cases of in-Rev. John Deeganof the First (Continued) Monrnouth Medical Center Assembly of God Church, Shrews* with the late Joseph O. Brown, runnerup to Yorky in the Royal From Monmouth Beach Mr. and Mrs.TTipmas J. Good fectious hepatitis'were reported J»EEHOLD — The retiring in New Jersey so far this year, bury, will officiate. Cremation whom he calls "the belt engineerAsdretch lose out to Mr. Col- Palm; ,was second to TudorJKay The>, truck' is owned by the man, 277 Ndrgrove PI,, Elberon, y 1 yrpii could find anywhere." llchlo next Tuesday. Monmouth Couty Grand Jury yes- in the Gulfstream and/third baeft %n'mou«i "Beach Cotd -Storage i" ••"•"' 80 per cent 'of them ' amonj will be private. terday suggested that the law daughter, today, adults; " ( -'^ ..;,.. ;john D. Rockefeller decided to Mr. Andreach'a faction routed of that rival in the AppletenT Inc., Monmou0(i\Beaph-i> • a slate of county committee can- concerning issuances of worthless Mr, and Mrs. pptjext Stanki : MRS. EDWARD MERCER finance reconstruction of Wil- Also oa the roster are Air The driver of tfie truck was general delivery, Lajcewood, sot A careful study was' rria'dTe didates backed by Mr. Collichio checks be amended to "down- PJIot and Talent Show from the charged with causine death by v 370 adult patients who did.,; MANALAPAN - Mrs. OcUyie liamsburg, and Todd; was hired in the past primary election, -flrade the offense from a mis- today. , to supervise construction. Ada L. Rice barn. Each holds auto, police said. No . bail or ' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. Roch seem to bS 'victims of the usual Mercer, 61, qf Woodward ltd.. Answers Tough Problem This victory gave Mr. And- demeanqj- to a disorderly per- several stakes triumphs to his hearing date has been set. sources of exposure, he said. 01 died yesterday at her home. reach solid control of the com-son." Sr ford, 124 McLean St., Rivei It was a delicate, exacting job. credit and could Fprove trouble- The accident was investigated these, 201 gave, a history of ea She was the wife of Edward mittee. If this were done, the jury some. shou,d ,h f Plaza, son, yesterday. One of. the problems was in find the by Patrolmen William Frake' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Easte ing .raw. clams. Only 10 per cenMercer who survives her.' Should be lose to Mr. Collichio pointed out, "it would permit challenge• •• . of the well people in the sam'i Ing brick which exactly matched more prompt prosecution'in Mu- Harry Sage and Walter Davis. ling, 74 Belshaw Ave., Shrews In addition, she is survived by the colonial brick. Commercial in this non-partisan municipal Other possibilities are Penowa This is the fourth traffic fa- neighborhoods ate raw clams, hi three sons, Walter Mercer, Ed- race, Mr. Collichio's faction might nicipal Courts . . . and eliminate Rullah, Rich Talk, Idolater The bury Township, son, yesterday. firms said they couldn't duplicate the necessity tality reported in Middletown this Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weedo, said, ...... ward Mercer and Charles Mercer, it, except at sky-high prices-. be able to eaiiT party control, of a grand Jury irishman, All Hands, VSOP year. "the number of hepatitis cases all of Englishtovm; four daugh- some observers predict. procedure." Bonzo, Battle Neck, Divine 480 Second Aye-. Long Branch "We figured the. colonists A great deal of time has been Earlier this year an elderly daugther, yesterday.' having a history of eating ra' ters, Mrs, Carl Brown, Mrs. Rob- couldn't have brought the brick Comedy, Disperse and Mito. Leonardo man was killed while y clams is too high to be ignored,'" ert.Parrish, Miss Katherine Mer-i spent by the ,Qrand Jury and Tellarian holds the track MrM . andd M Mrs,, Efldis Oaniels, be cer and Miss Verg Mercer, all from England, but rmiit have police agencies with worthless crossing Rt. 36. Kandle said.: ."It, could not made it here," Todd recalled, Eatontown record of 1.39 2/5 which also In.March two members of the190 Spruce St., Long. Branch mere chance,",-,, ;. . • ; of' Engllshtbwn, and one sister, check compjamts, the panel was a world's record when he daughter, Saturday. f\ Mrs. Katherine Smith 'of:"Freer- , "So we fired up three kilns, found (Continued) noted, placing these law enforce- Middletown road department "There is-some evidence this the answer in a soft wood kiln, had been facilities lor training won the Valley Forge in 1957. were killed when the truck in ;Mr. an(5, Mrs. 5arnuel.S[aahing :pisode was, brought-about1 by hdld. • ' •' • ment bodies in the position of tdtr, Ht> -1 <3reenw6fld" Rd.,' Mor- arid made our own brick.' children in manual arts. acting as collection agencies, in Yesterday was the first of which they were passengers C6I improper and irresponsible clam Service's will be held at 2 p. m. That job was started in -1928. three dark Mondays during the tided with a Central Railroad of ;anville, daughter, Friday. . mirig operations," he said. "Nev Thursday at the 'Freeman FnV "If we recognize that some some cases. 24-day spring meeting, which Todd stayed In Williamsburg for children are going to be in jobs the jury recommended that New Jersey train in Belford. srthelesa, the pinpointing Of the neral Home, Freehold. Rev. Stan- a week out of every month foi concludes May 30. May 8 and 15 ATTEND CONVENTION indicated . areas compels us ley Thomsen of Hightstown will when they work with their cases involving $200 or less be also will be dark. 10 years. hands," he said, "and if we rec-placed in the disorderly persons ENDS BOOT TRAINING WEST LONG BRANCH - Ml close these areas until we caiofficiate. - : About this time. Rockefeller Elinor Tilford, Long Branch, ( be sure clams from them1' will Burial will be in the Maple- ognize that our country heeds category, thus delegating them RUMSON - William E. Ward, went to Todd's father, John R. people who can work with their to Municipal Courts. JAYCEES TO ORGANIZE rector of admissions, and Irvin once again be free of contamina wood Cemetery, Freehold. Todd, who was head of the Todd, NEPTUNE - Representatives Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. WilShapiro- , West Long Branch, re tion." hands, then It seems to me im- "This would allow for the ap- liam E. Ward, 134 Black. Point Robertson and Todd Construction portant that we provide for these pearance of a private attorney of the Asbury Park Junior Cham- at Monmouth • College, A spokesman for Kandle salt If adds up! More and more, firm. He said he wanted a big ber of Commerce will speak at Rd., has graduated frqm recruit persons in our school program." for the complainant^rtrfeer than training a*t the Naval .Training tended the 47th annualjmeetin there;, is evidence of illegal clam- people use The Register ads each commercial development In thi an organization meeting of Nep- nf the American Association miag in areas that had already issue because results come fas- Much present unemployment, requiring the collecljjve services' tune Jaycees,, . Center Great Lakes, III. 50th St. area. of.the,.county law; enforcement Collegiate Registrars' ai(d Adml been closed due 'to pollution. ter.—Advertisement. he pointed out,.: Is dueu.. to lack The open" meeting will be held The graduation, „ marking the Rockefeller Center 1 agencies and .courts. s'ons Officers in Miami Beach of SfllSlblB, skills by those who at 8:15 tonight in Peterson's end of nine weeks of boot camp "My father had more to do withseejrjpjjs,;;;' --y:z. fXg have, been • given' training, was held April I. Fla., recently, the general design of Rockefeller Restjcujant, Rt. 35 here; "JJiekiml of trainingyie want by law adequate authority to Hear ' Martin Green and Albert Center than anyone," Todd re- such cases a^id, where warranted. CLASS, SPEAKER! called. to ;giye is at leastV.jstar1 t in Schnlcdei", co-chairmen of the ex- DEMOS TO MEET providing such skills, '—the su- to impose severe fines and jail tension, committee said many WEST. LONG BRANCH ..j- Wi Metropolilan Life Insurance Co pcrintendent stated. terms," the presentment stated BELFORD — The Democratic young businessmen from this area Club will meet Thursday i liam Cleveland, director 6f plan to attend the meeting. Meadow brook Inn at 8:39 p.m. Relations. .Electroni Associates. Inc.. Long Brand win sDeak Friday at a labc r.Mecp. °. , . Conflicting Race Dates His. lecture follows one givi Ja=t v^ek to the students by Rol Cuts Laurel's Betting ert Hlack. secretary of Mm n Countv Unit.. Loca' LAUREk'!>Ma. (AP). -Presi- "we can assume that Laurel Telephone Workers Union of N,, dent Jphrrp..Schairplrri of-Laurel Raceway reduced our handle by Race Course blamed the Mary- $100,000.per day." ,.. BIRD.BANNEP land Racing Commission yester- Sohapiro said ho had feared BALTIMORE (AP).- Ma lor. day for a $100,vis>i < handle was $715,170. But he said he would meet IRAVI BOY — Despite his arms in casts, Bonule IMBASSY IN MOSCOW-ThisUn-itory bnildinc houaes the U.8. Embassy In three productions in the- Sai Hoelacher,3,trite todrawat 8t Paul, Minn.Bight amwa#•' '•: "Since,. all other - conditions with the Commission ,„,„„. ,Vol, and then anothei taa SorUt capital. U Is locaUd on Tschalkotiky Strtat, a fair nlauUa from th» KremUn. were comparable," Schaplro said, t,alk about next year's dates'. K broken first In tall fron bed; other in a ttU downstairs..;;'•••'-• RED BANK REGISTER Tues4ay, May 2, 1961-3 Successful Investing Boy Scout, Troop SO Holds Quick Rise After 8-Year Uniisuat Court of Honor Lag Shows Risky Nature SHREWSBURY - Boy Scout Q) "I hope you cut advtoe me.lHow much are the shares wort] Troop 50 added a new chapter, to its records at a Cot* of Honor In 195) I bought 100 ahares of) "'"MgM! now? Are the; Red Banker Cinerama. So far I have received worth holi Thursday night when It present- nothing to the my ofdlvMwdi. Ing?" H.A. ed scouts for advancement to A) For most each grade of scouting, includ- ndicted By of the eight ing Eagle, the highest award Aircraft-Missile, years since you open to scouts. jrand Jury made this pur- lent ceremony chase, Cinera- marked tsje. first time the troop FREEHOLD — Among the in- Copper Stocks ma shares have has had a candidate for each lictments handed up yesterday performed very rank — tenderfoot, second class, »y the retiring Grand Jury to poorly. Earn- first class, Star, Life and Eagle Superior Court Judge J. Edward StewiStrcngth ings have been — at a single Court of Honor. Knight were five concerning em- NEW YORK (AP) - Aircraft SPEAR largely non-ex- The Eagle Scout award was theMzzlement, worthless checks missile ltocfes were strong in tn latent, and dividends have' never first the troop has made in 15 uid forged checks. otherwise mixed and quiet stock been paid. years. It was presented to Rich- James Hundley of 260 Leigh- market yesterday. However, low-priced stocks ard Sebastian by Paul Schtssler, ton Ave., Red Bank, was in- Copers also perked up u were in demand during the re- lAftLfi SCOUT — Paul SchliilUr, right. commi««eman of Boy Scout Troop 50, Shrewsbury, congtituletei Richard * member of fte tnwp committee, dicted for embezzlement andi is- cent general market advance, who conducted the ceremony. uing worthless checks. major producers rated the price Sebastian, who became Eagle Scout at Court of Aw»tdv last week. The court marked the first time the troop ad of the red metal to 30 cents t and your shares had a spectacu- The Sebastian youth, who According to County Prosecu- pound from 20 cents. lar run-up, hitting a high of 19 v«nc«d scout* in each rank. Other scouts honored, left tTrlghtripwe Allen Schenek, tenderfoot; Jeffrey Feussner, jojnHi the scouting program as tor Vincent P. Keuper, Hundley Volume was 3.71 million ihires. on the American Stock Exchange converted to his own use (754 Mcond class; Tarry Bennett, tint clan; Stave Barberio, star, and Joseph Bouffard, life. , a Cub Scout six years ago, comes from the funds of the Masonry Ute Sow Joaes induitiial aver- this year. Since Cinerama'* high- * from a scouting. family. His age fell 1.(6 to 877.05. est price In US) was *V: you Associates, Hillside, for which father, James Sebastian, is scout- lie was an agent, between June Of 1,277 issues traded, 486 ad-must have at least tripled your Who Rides? Who Walks? master of Troop 50, and his vanced and S00 declined. New money on paper, and 10. I can find nothing in Ciner- /. Marshall Booker mother has been a Cub Scout deo highs for the year totaled 41 and mother for seven years. 12,551 Claimed new lowi 26. ama's operating'picture to ac- Hundley also issued worthless Among miasUe stocks, McDon- count for such a large price rise, The troop advanced one scout GraJiukJury oseph. Bouffard, to Life and' ad- :hecks totaling $2,553.25 In Red neU Aircraft rotft.a point U> »'/4 The company makes and exhibits Sank between Opt. 21 and Dec. on turnover W 23,600 stares, mai three-dimensional movlei. There vanced four others, James Sad- Ing It 15* most aetlvntocJC" was rwently some laterMt in an FREEHOLD *- Following the Earthy, instructor, 34 East Main ler, Steve Barberio, William War- 13, Mr. Keuper said. Jack Jacobs, 30, of 14 'Manor Of the IS most active stocks, announcement that they have de- selection of 23 members of the St., Freehold; Mrs.- Helen D. dell and Ronnie Soberer to Star Bachelar, housewife, 4B Wood- scouts. A fifth Star award pre- Dr., Neptune, was indicted for nine advanced and six declined. veloped, In conjunction with Boe- May session of the Monmouth Avco was the moat active stock, ing Airplane and the Govern- land Dr., Fair Haven, and Timo- sentation was made to Glenn Ap- Issuing forged and worthless ment, a new motion picture pro- County Grand Jury yesterday, thy A. Lynch, executive, Bayside leyard, a member of Shrews- :hecks. \. rising %t»W* on 93,100 shares. wry Explorer Post 50. Second was Fairbanks Whitney, cess. Told to Board J. Marshall Booker, a stock Dr.. Highlands. Mr. Keuper aaid Hundley up 1H at 12ft on 62,100 shares. From the tone of your letter, EATONTOWN - The school transportation for children who broker of Blossom Cove Rd., Scouts rewarded for meeting forged checks with theijiame Earl Third was Avnet Electronics, up It doesn't seem to me that you xansportation problem .cropped live there. Middletown, was selected by Su- first class requirements were Woolley in the amounts of $475 Robert Arnone, Terry Bennett, and $195.10 Nev. 17 and 28; with 2% at 49 on 47,500 shares. are the sort of person who should ip again, as it frequently does in Many children who live inside perior Court Judge J. Edward Office Cash Box Next came Brunswick, off : hold stocks Involving such a high this borough, at last night's meet- lie two mile limit are now being Wiiliam Bouffart, Gten Davis, the name of Max Sherman for at 57% Standard OU (New Je£degree of risk. I suggest you ing of the Board of Education. taken to school on buses because Knight to serve as foreman. ohn Kroll, Peter Oddo, Jonathan $165 and $245 Nov. 17 and 23, > •ey was off V* at 47. switch to California Electric Pow- The question is: Who rides and of "hazardous walking condi- Frederick H. Meader, presi Theft Probed Otis, Edward Rollins and Terry and with the name of Vincent Republic Aviation rose V,, Mar- (ASE), a good utility return- *o walks? tions," she pointed out, but chil- dent of Richfield OH Corp., 42 Ryan. Jeff Feussner was the Madonna in the amount of $135 Pitney Ave., Spring Lake, was SHREWSBURY - The Colonial lone scout advanced to second Nov. IT. All checks were cashed . tin Co. % and Boeing ing about 4 per cent. Mrs. 3. A. Rice, Cliftwood Ave., dren from her area must walk. Life Insufance Company office Allegheny Corp. was unchanged Q)"We are a group of women ippeared as a spokesman for resi- Jilghandle Crossing chosen as deputy foreman. class, and the induction of Allen at branches of the Asbury Park building at 77 Broad St. was, en- Schenek and Horst Muller as ten- and American Optical rose W\- who would like to know how best dent* oT the area adjoining Rt. 71, "The main hazard now," she Other grand jurors selected tered some time Saturday night and Ocean Grove Bank. to buy stock as a group. What from Rt. 35 to Lakewood Ave., laid, "is crossing St. 35 and the derfoct scouts rounded out the Forgery Charged Betl & HoweH dipped 2%, Amer- 1 were Christopher Strachen, engi- and a cash box containing $24,50 ace was up ^4, Universal Match stocks should we start with? ' ask that the board provide ugbandle." neer executive, 223 Stockton ceremony. Worthless checks signed with "The line for transporting chil- was stolen. . \ advanced 1'/$ and Universal Con- O.B. Blvd., Sea Gtrt; John J. Barry, The intruder .gained entrance Several'scouts, many of them his own name totaling $393 were trols was up ?4 on the American A) I know of no better tray dren should be drawn at Rt. 35,"accountant, 22 Parker Aye., Man included among those advancin issued to Peggy King of Neptune ' she continued, "or else it should through a rear window, Police Stock Exchange. than by forming an investment asquan; Robert G. Pears?, man-Chief Raymond "Mass said. The in rank, were presented one oibetween Aug. 1 and Oct. 1, the Douglass Aircraft gained club. Decide on an investment Men Fined be the two-mile radius required ufacturer's representative. 15 more merit badges. They wen prosecutor said. by state law. It is^aSfTfair to office was ransacked, but nothing Bethlehem advanced a point, objective and then stick to it. Navesink Ave., Rumson; Leopold was taken except the cash box. James Andrews, Joseph Bouffard, Robert Gudger, 37, of New Union Carbide i]i and General I would begin with situation! $100 Each transport children from Allen Hectiter, oil dealer, 265 MacAr- Steve Barberio, Terry Bennett, Milford and Robert Berko, 36, - showing real earning power and Homes, Norwood Homes and Investigator Walter King of the Motors >/}. thur Ave., Long Branch. state police and Sgt. James Fed- 'eter Braguiere, Larry Caviola, ot Maplewood were indicted for Kennecott gained 1*4 Anaconda growth, such as First Charter Turner Vilage, and leave our Howard Custis, Glen Davis, Jim issuing forged checks and aiding Financial (NYSB), American For Assaults children to make that dangerous Harvey G. Milter, salesman orko ,oj the borough police .are «/(, Magma 2% and Inspiration Devine, Garry Bennett, Harold and abetting in the Issuance of Sterilizer (OTC), Green Shoe crossing on loot." 35 Meridith Dr., New Shrews- investigating. RED BANK - Two men bury; Mrs. Nina Klein, house- Halsey, Tim Kelly, Edward Rol- forged checks. Motorola feU 1%, KeirMcGee (NYSE), Tractor Supply (NYSE), charged with roughing. up the Board members pointed out lins', Terry Ryan, James Sadler, According to UT. Keuper, Gud- and Universal Match (NYSE). that the responsibility for safety wife, 497 Moamoutit Rd., Wes Oil V/t, U. S. Rubber and Merck nephew of the minister of Cal- Long Branch; Miss Helen Rog- Ronnie Scherer, John Sharp, Wil- ger passed * forged check for a point each. You can obtain the necessary mry Baptist Church were fined at crossing belongs to the Mayo 15th District iam Wardell and Terry Warwick, and Council, and not to the Board ers, chemist, 99 River Rd., Red 129.01, and Berko one for $127.- Yesterdays closing stocks: organizational details from Box $100 each yesterday by Magis- Five scouts, Gary Bennett, 03, both at Montgomery Ward, SP-1 National Association of In- of Education. Bank; Warren K. Ryan, station- AOF Ind 54 lat Paiiar si* trate John V. Crowell. er, 99 Broad St., Matawan. Steve Barberio, Jim Devine, Rich Eatontown, July 30. [nt TcUkTel vestment Clubs, 1246 National Mayor, Council Referral r Bill Cleared' Air n I-T* CM Brk i«! Bank Building,.Detroit % Michi- George Gildirist, 23 River St. Robert F. Worden, mortician, ard Sebastian and Terry War- Chris Kelly, 37, of 105 Mill St, JUMf £p I(*nt Han SS< They suggested parents of TRENTON (AP) - A bill to wick, were presented perfect a Belleville, was indicted for em- - Aim Pw Jond * L gan. led Bank, nephew of Rev. John 25 Cloverdale Clr., New Shrews- create a new 15th Congressional Allied Ct Joy M(r to! school children who must' make tendance awards. Bennett an bezzling from a Keansburg tav- Kalnr Al 3. Gltchrist, signed tha com- bury; Edwin B. Bachman, plant district from Middlesex County Aim Ctail si the Rt. 35 crossing on foot draw Barberio also were presentee ern owner. Alcoft ii K«nneeK«nneeottt DO' plaint. He alleged David Dean their plight to the attention of th manager, 74 Broaway, Free- was cleared by the Senate Repub- Am Atrlin JUi 42 21, of 130 Leigbton Ave., Red hold; Howard A. Dean, labora- certificates as senior patrol l Youth Faces Charge Brk m U* ESSE 31% Egg Market borough governing body. lican caucus yesterday. JO 31' Bank, chtsed Mm with a razor, tory technician. 116 Victoria PI., The district, authorized by popu- er and scribe, respectively. Mjr. Keuper said Kelly embei- Kg 1» NEW YOR/ (AP) - Whole- Mrs. Rice and Louis Katz, Lai"Port C 2»i and Eugene Jones, 26,- of 243 Union Beach; Francis KA Kodo-lation Increases in New Jersey, Tim' Kelly, Jonathan Oii»rWil tled $1,206.06 Feb. 16 and 29, L*h Vtl Ind 1 sale egg offerings more than Rose Ct., said a crossing guarc L«ll VII Hil 5 ample. Demand irregular yester- Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, at the jughandle would present a ma, piano instructor, 307/Grass- will be taken from the preseni Ham Bouftard, Larry Caviola an 1960, from Mrs. Celestine Bal- Lor aia» *v shoved him on West Bergen PI. mere Ave., Interiaken^/Charles Steve Barberio were presented bach, owner of Balbach's Tav- Lib HONAL U day. solution to the problem. At pres- Third and Fifth districts. Saturday. The two men, who E. Anderson, instpictor, 108 AiwtKerxbH! in the Legislature den chief cords. Terry Warwii ern, Carr Ave., where he was 911 New York spot quotations fol- ent, they said, the patrolman c Kut TTk as pleaded guilty, also were given there is subject to "call away South St., Eatontown, wgitid revjsfe the boundaries 'ol and William Wardell were pn employed. Martin Co 41 low: 3»! 90-day'suspended Jail sentences. from that post. Mrs. Clara Reid, accountant the First ami Second districts ac- sented pins tor .sfrving as di Thomas Thompson, 18, of 74 Httre OH as Mixed Colon chiefs for one. year, with Harol S3 Mrs. Rice, pointed out that as 1000 Sunset Ave., Asbury Park; cording to Hie plan submitted by Monmouth St., Red Bank, was Mo Pae A Extras (47 lbs. min.) 33-34^ Jones.was sent to the county Halsey receiving a pin for tw Aim ou lfmt Ward long as parents in her area ex- Mrs. Eva V. Graham, housewife, RutgersJUrgversity. indicted for carnal abuse and Nat Blie extras medium (40 As. average) isil for 30 days in default of the years' den ohlef service. Alchlwa Nat Dairy «7 2714-2S& smalls (35 lbs. average) line. pected a school to be built in theClay Ct., Locust; Harrv L. Hess, Sen. John A. Lynch,*D-Middle- assault with intent to commit car- All lUflo Hat Dlitlll 26 sex, the main sponsor, told Aveo Corp — Nat an' S3 24-25: standards iVASl\i\ checks Police Capt. William F, Patter- eastern section of the borough, fuel oil merchant, 502 Roseli The Court of Honor ceremonies nal abuse. Babcock k W iW Hat tt»l U they had tried to manage with Ave., Ocean Township; Richard newsman the bill has a good were coupled wIBi a Parent Bait Um ilia NT Cmtral ion, Jr., told Magistrate Crowell According to the prosecutor, ' Bait * Oh » DIlH Pi 17 White* makeshift arrangements. L. Davis, insurance claim ad- chance to pass the Senate next Night program, which included a Barak Or 311 No Am Av 44 le rheri had been annoying Mr. Thompson picked up a 15-year- B«U * How RJi Nor Pac - 47 Extras (47 tt». min.) 33-35; ex •Discriminatory' juster, 4 East Richard St., Rad-week. Republicans had agreed tc talk by the assistant scoutmaster, old girl in Red Bank Jan. 23 and Btadtt MS NwifAlrlln 421 lilchrist in the past. ian Township; Mrs. Laurene S. pass the measure in return for Nonrlch Pb 25 tras medium (40 lbs. average) "Now," she said,-"the-school Arnold Bennett, on' camping ac- took her to Fair Haven, where Ohio OU 68 Two women were fined $25 each Reade, housewife, 61 Orchan Democratic votes to reapportion tivities at the Fo'restburg Scout Outb Mar 41_' 27&2% top quality,. (47 lbs on the Maida tract has bees be committed indecent act!. Owini m -oi u32s min.) 32H-35& mediums (41 lbs.for being drunk and disorderly. Rd., Middletown; Dennis J. Mo the state Assembly. Reservation. Service plaques Bookmaklng Alleged Pan A W Air IS Mrs. Mary Harvey, 43, of 135 voted down, and it seems that Param Plet 7» average) 27^2% smalls (36 our children may have to com- were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klslin, 37, and his Poontr JO 40 Oakland St.,. Red Bank, was Pa Ww A 14 30 KM. average) 24-25. mute to Memorial School indefi- George Johanson of New Shrews- wife, Esther, 29, of 41 Victoria P» RR • ' 14 Browns charged with being drunk at West bury and Mrs. Gloria Brown of Peril Cola 51 nitely. It is time to take somt PI., Middletown, were indicted Phil El fll Extras (47 lbs. ntin.) 3454-35; Bergen PI. and Bridge Ave. Friaction.- " •Neptune. for bookmaklng. day. Evelyn Sherman, 42, of 42 Foriim Tomorrow Phlll Pet IS top quality (47 tos. min.) 34-35; Both Mrs. Rice and Mr. Katz Tom Dunlap, Post 50 adviser; Mr, Keuper said the couple is Pit Sttel a mediums (41 lbs. average) 2»- Prospect Ave., Red Bank, was Pub Sv Ita S3 charged the present lines for Walter Cunliff, chairman of the charged with bookmaking at PuUraan 3D; smalls (36 lbs. average) 2S-26. charged with being drunk Sunday school transportation are discrim troop committee, and Frederic their home Nov? 26. Pure Oil in English Plaia. OnMosquito Control RCA inatory. Messina and Richard Devine, Charles E.- Lane, 54, of 3 Ful- Readlnf Co A hearing was set for May 8 Mi Kepub ati Resigns Position Superintendent of schools Wil- OCEANPORT — The Taxpay- Mayor Fred W. Schantz, West committeemen, assisted in the :on'St.,.,Freehold, was indicted Revlon at 8:39 a.m. for Estelle Watson, liam W. Ramsay pointed out that Long Branch; Mayor Sidney B. progfam. Rern U«t TRENTON (AP) - Mrs. Mada. ers' Association will sponsor a for receiving stolen property and Rev Tob 57, of First Ave., Asbury Park, this borough is spending more Johnson, Monmouth Beach, and contributing to the delinquency Rob Fulton line A. Williams of East Orange, on charges of shoplifting and be- public forum on mosquito control Mayor Herbert E. Werner, Ea- St JM U«d Negro member of the Civil Wa for school transportation than r of minors. St Re» Pap ing drunk and disorderly.( Peter any community of comparable tomorrow. tontown. * Fined for Driving Sean fcjto Centennial Commission, is tem- According to the prosecutor, Shell on Trlmboli of Parke Drug store, size In the county. The meeting will be held at 8 Directors ot the open meeting Sinclair porarily off the unit Under Revocation Lane is charged with receiving Smith AO Broad St., charged the woman Next year's proposed budget p.m. in the Community Center are Mrs. Joseph R.Ttordaro, pro- goods valued at $85 stolen in the Socoar But she says she haa assurances took a bottle of perfume valued of $54,000 for buses has been cut building, Portaupeck Ave. and gram chairman, and Mrs. Eric fw Pao : LITTLE SILVER - George Bayshorg area by two Keyport sou Rr that she'll be put back on. at jJ.JO Friday. Capt.. Patterson by $2,000 following the defeat of Itaska PI. C. EUstrom, health and sanita- y y yp Sperrr Rd The former assemblywoman, Piersol, 15 Braeburn Dr., Newjuveniles, and purchasing alcohol Btd Brand signed the disorderly complaint. the budget at the polls, he said. Mayor P. Paul Campi ol Little tion committee chairman. Shrewsbury, 'was fined. $150 in 8M Oil Cat now Essex County register of Ball was set at $200. for minors In Keyport in August, BUI Oil NJ deeds, resigned yesterday as a "Kpersonally feel," he added, Silver, will speak at the meeting. The Taxpayers' Association re- municipal court last nisht for KM Pack "that many children are being long with Sgt. First Class Jo- cently affiliated with the New I960.' Texa* Co legislative representative and was driving while his license was re- Concealed Weapon tua Clear za* Tna PrM transported now, who could very seph DeFaria, UlS.A., a prevent- Jersey State Taxpayers Associa- voked. Textron » replaced, by Assemblyman Fred- well walk." tive medicine technician at Fort tion. Francis X. Crahay repre- Leonard Stevens, 29, of 6 Mer- o«s lite eoii Tldawat Oil 25 erick H. Hauser of Hoboken. Magistrate Richard D. Porter cer Ave., Port Monmouth, was ow *U< 77 Tranlamer 24 Tentative School Bus routes have been extended Monmouth* sents the Oceanport unit. On Moton «H Vn Carbide She said Gov. Robert B. Mey also fined Barbara Ely, 21 James indicted for carrying a concealed Dm Pub Ul 2SK Un Pac to pick up children who live with- The Oceanport Health Board Tomorrow's meeting will be O Tell* El MU Unit Aim" ner recently signed a bill Increas- St., Shrewsbury, S20 for speed- weapon and attempting to use a am Tin ra Unittd cp in walking distance, because of will be represented by Alexander the first since the .association autl IS erendum on its proposed $650,. define fair boundaries between Edward C. Wilson. Oceanport; R. Consldine. davs for careless driving. Inn, Laurel Ave., Keansburg, Bare Pdr 81 Vi 10 Carolina hotel said she would - Dl Cant .-• S> Wblu Mot M 000 elementary school building ex- the walkers and the riders. and after asking Mr. Wallacs bit Bui lleh 107 Woolworth 67 have to eat and sleep separately pansion program. Last night's problem was re- to come outside, stuck a .38 cal- bit Ban IS Tasit Sh«VT-lM< from white people at a Civil War nu nick 7•<•• i. • •"" f • • • . * rk . • r Bntai Brith Board pq at the mtettat bM . Miy 2.1961 MS WHK REGISTER Aprt V, tor hli eftMJiifX ti» Elect* aad moW* to ea«« kcal tax har- dest»a |hw « rebirth la tilt LONG BRANCH ' - UufWce Issue dsta C. Stauwlman, 18 Park Ave., El- recreatioti B MCUMU . ma&m beron, a~ past president ol Jo- They predicted the reconstruc- seph Finkel Lodge, Bhal Brith, Program tion would lead to private Invest- was elected a nwmber ot the ment for reconstruction of other RED SANK - Pour bays, all board of governors of Northern For Progress older built up areas away from New Jersey Council . of Bnal the shore. Brith in IrvlngtonThurSday. KEANSBURG - Mayor James Completion of the borough mat- Country Award Sundey. J. Gravany and Councilman Mar- ter plan; through the Port Au- The Northern New Jersey Cou& thority, establishment of » amall The award culminated cil is cowposed ot 30 Boat Brith tin C. Lohsen today spelled out months ot intensive study, a "Forward Keansburg" program boat marina: protection of the service. Moet ot the boys began Lodges In the area. garnet industry against any pos- Mr. Stamelman is «; mefliber for borough voteri in the May S working on-their program.'I'In N N* election. sible attack to repeal the lew of the law firm of Stein * #»mel- waking Boardwalk games legal. vember, 1950, under the direction mm here. He Is a member o' The pair, who represent t of the late Rev,, Rogeg r J, Squire the board of truatecf of th^X«gal of-the thrw-Hiember Chester Crahtree. h Aid Society, vice president o( the BELL FINANCE Borough Council, said their fa- of the Eagie Award was one of Long Branch JewJsitCoininunity NOw COMPANY ture plans are part of a continu- "Center, member of Jordqn Lodge U.N».74'I7I«M ing effort for a better community, tlstant patrol leader of Troop IT, ol Masons, Temple Beth Miriam, Your Html or Pointing to "a record of for* (tonmouth County Bar Associa- 5 sight and promises kept," tfiey Church. Ernest Fox, Jr.,, also a tion and faculty of Monmouth Col- . Km uTOtnepiomct noted their efforts which rebpilt member o) Troop 17, added his lege. »MAIN ST. iMI borough beaches, installed vapor (Write to George! c/o this news- ward to the Life Scout rank. Mr. Stamelman is chairman ol lights in the business district, Ernest ie also a member of the V MOAD «!. • Ov« Nawttnya paper. He sitonjy/ loves to get the board of tht Hillel Founda- brought about a new post office rder of the Arrow. enjoys chasing tion of .the Northern New Jersey which "revttalited" the business Chester J, Ottlnger received the Council and was' presented with TrttholdOMci ' HWMINMNI district, established a Port Au the postman. award as a member of Troop 140 H$. MAIN It. • 9i—tHI—l thority, reduced parking prob- Dear George: Falrvlew. He is a Life Scout and Umt BnMch > HMHI CA Mil* lems; increased operating reve- present leader of the Apache It adds up! More and note MS H0«DWAV following feeding time In the Wfctpenade Zoo Bear DnnstaMe, Eng. The female cubs were period of time than any other boy' They proposed, among' other In that troop. Holder of the Ea- problem? I would,appreciate it born in December and mother kept them complete!; hidden for leren weeks after their birth. things: > -.. '.;'' . . '•:•• , ,••::,- Maynarc gle award, Donald Is Junior as- Appointment of a citizens' ad- Dear Maynard: sistant scoutmaster and a .mem- uianry mm in it tee, tn be called the ber ol the Ordef-of-the Arrow- First, verifjrfte fact that yoi •ASTRO^GUIDE" By Ceean Better Keansburg Improvemenl Mahns Named The God and Country Award really are » cat. took careful! and Promotion Committee. Its job ForWe Apfil H) UMA IS*jrt. 71 to Ocf. 22) , while Marguerite Fontana (1961) Keep •mar mind occupied ami mill ora» Bt vUUnc u oopnmiK oo oV""* to will play lor a wedding. . ,. Ave.. - , ...: BlRNN CANDY •••'*•••••• Curlov ooataatietliaf BtnaOraaocaa, «.Day flowers from requested permission to land be- Inlratttooa of nuea could briwr li ! words or atUtadea eatt do dantajE*. ' * oua rendta, •> caution ia nhiaabK. ;'. to*m'Dean Flower Shop ... cause of bad weather In Wash VIRGO (A»j. 22 to Sopt. 22) PISCES (Fab. 20 lo Marel 20) The language ot flowers expresses ington. The children got a chanci You- attitude mar he ymar worn enemy Friction w«i otkera aiaj Vt tm to yoar -r-._. SAVINGS to converse in French with thi m tab •iUBtfao. Vo» ckxaje it, lack * cotnnauiaB tar joor Jot your lave and thanks. plane'!, occupants—French Am eiW.H«UIci«Triac«.Inc. bassador Herve Alphand an TOM DEAN j Madame Alphand. Inventor Meets filtering of highly corrosive liq- Merchants uids and acids. In doing so he FLOWER SHOP DEGREE COMING Filter Problem applied powdered metal, a plastic •-.'/'•••:-'C •/'' •-:•>••/ RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Miss binder and solvent to a metal -2b Broad St. Rtd lank Helen Monsell has received a MC KEESPORT, Pa. — Inven screen. The result was a filter of doctor of letters degree from tion of a porous filtering med high mechanical strength. RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN h Call SH 1-7229 the University of Richmon ium for industrial uses has where she has been registrar ant brought a patent to Herman C. '.'mother hen*f«*sp39 years. Mouwen, Elberpn. It has been ' During that time she has wri assigned to the Purolater Prod- ten 35 book*—histories and mf ucts, Inc., Rahway, N. J., The sterlet for children—and now, Fact Bureau here reported. she says, she intends to take up Mr. Mouwen tackled a problem Iwritting "seriously." met by the disintegration of fil- ters made from paper compounds >r other non-durable stock In the WHERE IN THE WORLD Cool, Fresh Charm Printed Pattern iVould You Like To Go?

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Entertain* his previously announced speak- Mitchell, Republican gubernato- er's position at tiie May 4-5 meet- Committee rial canSidate, says Rep. John V. ing la Atlantic City because he is Lindsay of New York City will taking his first vacation in eight LINCROFT — The initial meet- substitute for him as speaker at years. He will spend the vacation ing of the newly appointed ways at Palm Beach, Fla. , and means committee of The the annual Republican women's Woman's First Aid Association was field recently at th» home o RED BANK'S ONLY Mn. Marshall Lilly. Mrs. Frank Braun, chairman, led the discussion regarding events and plans for fund-raising COLD STORAGE VAULTS protects. Members of the com- FOR FURS'AND WINTER WOOLENS mittee are Mrs. Robert Godard, Mrs.' Henry' Plattner and Mrs, Lilly.' SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN A schedule was prepared and • BONDED ROUTEMAN • ECONOMICAL RATES Is to be presented to the member- ship for comment and approval at the meeting tomorrow. IION'S Cm. iwr trWiiiii.il i>«m i«. U 4Btmm/A BOND DRIVE LAUNCHED — Mor. than 300 kaym.n representing Fort Monmouth WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED IANK "I haven't practiced this since last week. Public Speaking organiiationt attended the kiclcoff of annual drive to promote participation in the payroll deduction savings plan. Maj. Gen. William D. Hamlin, second from left, pott Contest Set . commander, presented e citation to Col. M. A. Little, second from right, director of the Armed Services Electro Standards .Agency, in behalf of the Army element of LONG' BRANCH - Two high school students have been select- the agency, which has achieved record participation in the program among- the ed to participate in the Supreme post's organization!. With them, left to right, ere Riistel Britton, U. S. Treasury De- Lodge Knights of Pythias' 16th partment, savings bond division representative; Kenneth K. Huhn, post educational annual nationwide public speak- adviser and bond officer, and Joseph Fettner, Monmouth County Savings Bond Com- ing contest; on "Changes I Would Mate." ' - mittee co-chairman. « . Sheila Gruber, 17, a Long Branch High School junior, and Operator Retires EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake Trio Corner it an intimate part of J. Kridel, George Whelan,' 18, a Mlddletown FENCING High School senior, will repre- LOST,LAP6£ POG, NO ONE foot* to male cuitomsn on Mother's Day. sent Monmouth County In the state contest May 15 at the Sta- PARTICULAR COLOR, PAP1* cey Trent Hotel, Trenton, The con- POPLE ITHNKVNY testants are sponsored by Long 6AU.FI6LP, ANSWERS ID Branch Lodge, Knights of Pythi- as. AMyNAMg,fieWAI?D The contest, open to any ABOUT ONBPOUAR : CANVAS :high school student in the United States, offers various college scholarships ranging from $500 to : AWNINGS $1,500. In last year's contest, the two Slop In today and tee our large se- Monmouth County participants •. Ready Mad* lection of quality fencing priced to placed second and fourth In the w without flaps state. stretch your dollars a long way. WE 29 FINANCE YOUR PURCHASE. One- Dr. Pike's Article iZ , stop arrangement for all yaw home In Current Magazine 46 improvement and building materials WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr. /uH Robert E. Pike, Eitontown, chair- for home modernliaHon. Choose man of the foreign language de- from post & rail, stockade, basket partment at Monmouth College, is the author of a biography in Mrs. John Freiburg weave. the current issue of Tradition, UNION BEACH - Mrs. John monthly magazine of America'! Freiburg, 431 Mornlngside Ave. past. Free Estimates on Custom Made Awnings retired recently from New Jer- Dr. Pike traces the life of Tim- sey Bell Telephone Co. after more euo.n«r-tmnr«ik^iK,w. BOARD FENCE othy Dexter, legendary Yankee than JO years' service. trader who once sold 42,000 warm/ Mrs. Freiburg, who was an * BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY ing-pans to natives of the Indies, GENUINE WESTERN RED CEDAR quarters in Freehold during the plus a load of mittens. operator in Perth Amboy at the STORE HOURS: S KM. TO « P.M. alert, Mr. Stout added. Dexter, 1 ough . illiterate, time of her retirement, started 45 on Consisting of: WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 amassed a fortune in the fatwith the company in Keypprt as an operator in 1926, resigning in Cletds Boyer hit only .242 for 2 . 1x6 10 FT. RAILS "Between Yanko'a * Renssnies" 1700's and assumed the name ol For CD Test "Lord" Dexter. 1928. She returned to the company the Yankees last season but hi 1 . 4x4 S FT. POST FAIR HAVEN - Civil Def ease bat was hot against Washington, - --;" i" • )•• t •[•] ££ OWUo nod MMyfyvng He h-'t .311 against the Senators Free use of post hole digger* Elstoo Howard feasts on Owe* tor;: Akf Wra,. Freibu»f»*avDirectoe r MeJvin P, Stout report- 112E Intel St. SHadytida 1-7S00 Red Bank land pitching. In 55 times at be four married children. Mrs'.frei ed yesterday that 45 volunteerr burg is a member of the Eastern last season tbe catcher hit Indian here took part in the CO dri!Helps You Overcome hurleri for .400. Star, Newark, and is active in the Democratic Club of Union last week. Beach. ' Mr. Stout said 30 wardens, aux- FALSE TEETH iliary police and auxiliary firemen •-.*•„.• .; •.ay-*,. LOOMMM and Worry were on hand to enforce the Taki Mo longer be innoyed or f«l lll-»t- • Cover fluctuating signal whic cue baauuojt IOOM. wobblr ««!«» 10-ft. &HAWNEE, Okia. (AP) - Tom teeth, r A8TKBTH. an Improved aJka- sounded at 4 p.m. Friday. Une(non-tcld) powder, sprinkled on tsbil!, Oklahoma Baptist Uni- your pl»tra hold! them Brmer to they Section versity- photography instructor, Radio communication w. (eel more comtortsblt. Avoid embar- rassment caused by loose pistes. 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• «tt Br*t4 KrtM. tot M* M,** \ iTmMrtil imbftttmH. CM* —i Hmrj day A beat Writer Passes THOMAS tKVING MtOWN. PrtlMwr IMMB • A short time ago, Mr. Gene Fowler became an JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAKOU> KEtXY, Gwml Mumi obituary notice. The rewrite men at A.P. and U.P.I, W. HARRY MJflttNGTON. ProdactV» were decently brief, They told how Gene had started, Member «f tbt Associated Press 70 years ago, in Denver, how he migrated to Chicago Pr«n u uuntd •• tb% U> lot nvoMleum i and New York, the Jerusalem of journalism, and of b thU mm u mu uu ITT Mm dlodcaa. how he had, in time, become a Hearst Member Audit Bares* «t ClreoUtto» editor^and a writer of books. TM RM Buk lucuttr uiumii M tunnetu nipatuiMUUn lor tnocnpUwt mn Is it Ma vui nirua without charts UiU put « u Umtinmint In wUch Uw tjnw»r«pWe«l aim Mean, A* , The only integral item left out was nmatrt win PIMM—aottty Hit auamuatu taupt4l«t»lr ol toy trror whutt aay onus. that Gene Fowler had the heart of a uma no raQOaHMUUu lor gitnwu of oclntocu la Utttr* Iran ttt benevolent giant He loved,wholemeals •ulxcrtpUoa PrtMt l« Mnae* Oat rtar Ml of people, some of whom he never met S»f1< copy » touaur. I n>U em kf Fowler was two generations ahead of TUESDAY, MAY 2. 1961 me, but, even though we never saw •each other, he used to take time out BISHOP in his California home to write encour- , Signs of the Times aging notes. ? His newest book, published after his death, is New statistics indicate something areas of the nation, may be an ex- before me as I write. It is called "Skyline" and it must be said at once that this is not Gene Fowler at his best of an upward trend in the Ameri- tended period of anxiety for the job- It Is Mr. Fowler talking to himself about his early days can economy. Personal incomes last less. But experience over the past and, like most reminiscences, it tends to wander. Still, month increased a bit, for the first decade has proved economy in the it tells more about the great newspapers of the 1920's time since early last fall. Gains were United States tends to be an adjust- and the great reporters than any other book. registered in industrial activity and able facility. There has been no in- Mr. Fowler was always caught squarely between home-building. Fewer people were dication in that period that a forced laughter and tears. When he wrote "The Great Mouth- draft is needed to fire the furnace. piece," a book kboiit the chicanery of lawyer William asking for unemployment insurance, Fallon, it required ho intelligence on my part to divine the figure dropping below 3 million Certainly, Americans left with that Fowler was sympathetic to the crooks. Especially for the first time in 1961. The pic-the bill of pulling the nation up by if the crooks were hopelessly in love. Sometimes, he ture, though not bright, became a the bootstraps after the depression wept for them. little less dull. of the '30's should have ample reason "Good Night, Sweet Prince"-—the story of Gene's Federal economists still observe to fear any sudden move by the fed-lour Money's Worth: friend, John Barrymore, would cause a block of granite gray skies. They look for no sudden eral government toward welfare KNOW YOUR to shed a tear. "Beau James," the biography of Jimmy state financing and new controls GOVERNMENT Walker, still haunts me. And yet they were not sad spurt forward. Remaining open is the Are We Better Off? books. Every other page is loud with ribald laughter. question of whether to push forward Until this country really begins to Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers Association, 143 E. State St., You be the judge. Let me quote at random from broad recommendations by the Ken- lose ground on the field of internal Trenton 8. N. J. "Skyline": . By SYLVIA PORTER nedy administration to prime the over- production, unemployment "News is history shot on the wing. The huntsmen from the Fourth Estate seek to bag only the peacock pump and hasten recovery. The widespread need and privation, it Are wage-earners really better off financially than Like the jay-walker who short cuts intersections to avoid the or the eagle of the swifting day." President and some of his top aides would appear in the national interest, they were 20, 10, three years ago? Isn't it true that traffic lights designed to protect continue to warn that a high rate and in the private interest as well, the public at danger points, Con- "Associate with well-mannered persons and your rising prices have chewed up nearly all the gains un- gress is showing a tendency to own manners will improve. Run with decent folk and of unemployment will continue and to keep the boss at his desk and notions have won at the bargaining table? Honestly, how avoid check points of sound fis- your own decent instincts will be strengthened. Keep cal procedure designed to protect that the climb out of recession will move his chores into the White is the average factory jobholder making out? the public purse. the company of bums'and you will become a bum. House. Devious routes have been found But hang around with rich people and you will end up be no rapid affair. Business leaders Surely, you've asked and argued in Washington to avoid the nor- by picking up the tab and dying broke." v ' are reported to be selling more goods Meanwhile, it also would seem these questions over and over and you'd mal controls over the federal He quotes a note found on Bat Masterson's desk than factories produce but to be that the United States, to protect like some hard answers. Below you'll budget established in line with the constitutional admonition that when he died in 1921, "There are many in this old find them as of this spring of 1961, showing no haste in reordering. the security of its own American "no money shall be drawn from world of, ours who hold that things break about even for the International Association of Ma- the Treasury, but in consequence But, if, indeed, the skies over the family's requirements, should be do- for all of us, I have observed for example that we all chinists has just updated for me the of appropriations made by law nation are gray, it is not raining. ing more to insist that its free world ..." Through a procedure known get about the same amount of ice. The rich get it in facts it found and published for its own as "backdoor financing," it has the summertime and the poor get it in winter." Government statisticians in March partners, long-time friends and for- members some time ago in the union been possible to "jay-walk" some Fowler quotes a lot, from Damon Runyon. Mr. estimated personal incomes at an mer enemies alike, help shoulder the newspaper "The Machinist" , spending programs around the Congressional appropriations Runyon was his Denver antecedent and, sometimes, annual rate of 407.8 billion dollars. burden of foreign assistance. West PORTER To give you the key answer at the committees. These committees Fowler's hero. "Without luck,", said Runyon, "a re- Salaries and wages went up by 1 bil-Germany, for example, has had its start: are ths traditional watchdogs of the public pocketbook. porter is as out of place as a doorbell in a tomb." He lion, farm oWners' incomes climbed pump primed by U.S. dollars and, Despite the fact that our cost of living has sky The Senate and House of Rep- also said that the most courageous thing in New York by 100, million dollars to the level recognizing the resultant good for- rocketed since 1938 and 1948, in terms of the time it resentatives appropriations com. is a blade of grass. Describing a card sharp, Runyon takes a factory worker to earn the necessities and lux- mittees normally receive the my- of 13.1 billion dollars—the highest in tune, has been able once to cut the riad spending proposals dropped said: "If you give him a box of soda crackers, he can ' "* more than two years. Independent value of its currency and is consid- uries of living, he is spectacularly better off today than into each house of Congress and deal you four queens." those previous eras.- screen them before releasing ap- One, of the richest paragraphs is this: "Common business and professional incomes ering doing so again. Japan has been >ropriatlon bills to a floor vote went up to the tune of 100 million bathing jn th« luxury of soaring ex- Of 27 items selected by Gardner H. Cole, editor and possible enactment. Through sense as well as my fast-growing reportorial experi- of "The Machinist," as part of the cost of living of one of the avenues of "backdoor ence, persuaded me that life is an ordeal. The way one dollars to 35.5 billion dollars—the port income. \jritain is enjoying mancing" procedure, however, almost every family, only two take more time to earn Congress can permit a govern- meets it marks the size, and meaning of a man. Some best recorded since last June. prosperity. ScaAdinavia finds these today than in 1938—Blue Cross hospitalization and ment agency to draw money from meet it with pious resignation, others with philosophi- \ ' Government economists are re-times good. Lee these countries and ladies' cotton dresses. And only Blue Cross and a new the U. S. Treasury for sizeable cal stoicism, still others with a desperation which finds, migrants without submitting ported looking for further improve- others hem now take over car cost more in worktime now than in 1948. ^ '/- Diem to prior appropriations com' the wayfarer somewhere between the poles of terror and heroism . . . ^-'^ 11 ments in figures for April, particu- some weight that has been jtn view of the comparatively short time interval miftee scrutiny. Over the years. Congressional "If life be a tragedy, it is touched with mystery larly in factory orders and in home- bome too long on eager American since 1958 and the slowdown in the wage-price up- spokesmen estimate, more than building. Ahead, in certain depressed shoulders! swingy the changes aren't nearly as startling, but the $100 billion has been provided in and grandeur. No cynic has the, moral right or the spe- average factory worker—who has held his job, of this manner. In the current ses- cial wisdom to contend that it is in vain we live; or to sion of Congress are proposals to hold humanity in contempt and cast stones of mockery course—is still pushing ahead. It costs him more in irovide additional billions of dol- Them* »ai terms of worktime to buy hospitalization, a new car, through "backdoor financ- among the footsore pilgrims. If, in my bare-branch haircut, cigarettes, than in 1958, but it costs him ing." These would authorize years, I still have some sap left, it is because I learned IOU's on the Treasury to provide to make a friend of loneliness." ' much less work time to buy a washing machine, a sew- money for various programs such The Experts Have Fouled Things Up ing machine, an auto tire, a vacuum cleaner—and, yes, as public housing, depressed area Then there are the little quotes: "The beard was five-room house. ' / loans and others. parted in the middle, and fluttered like the lace cur- By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Congressional spokesmen and tains of a rectory window." . . . "Our love affair had Before studying the following fascinating com- :itizen organizations, such as the Mew Jersey Taxpayers Associa- gone the way of lilacs kept too long ^n the vase" ... Tfce'ununptloa of expertness not exist. I know a physician This same Illness appears in parisons, consider your basic data. Since 1938 the cost :ion, concerned with conservation (In a saloon) "There we, applied silver polish to the tr inevitable in our current »y»- whom I respect tor his ability the so-called career men in the of living has more than doubled. In the same period f the Nation's and the tax- linings of alt our clouds." ' tern of education. The word, doc- and kindliness but who is so de- State Department. Ths Fourth factory wages have gone from an average of 63 cents >ayers' resources repeatedly tor, only spells out the duration voted to his specialty that when Floor of the State Department lave warned' of the dangers to FoWler was a great reporter and a great editor. that one has spent in a particular he discusses another subject, he where the Deskmen sit is made an hour in 1938, to $1.35 an hour in 1948, to $2.12 an mblic welfare that lie in weak- Those adjectives are not abused, When he was man- d i s cipline. So sounds like a child: Although this up of experts, authorities about hour in^l9ScKto $2.32 an hour in 1961. Now, here are ined Congressional fiscal con- aging editor of Hearst's New York American, Fowler there are doc- man has had excellent schooling, specialties in which they become the specifics: ' '. ' . • rols. tors of medi- his concentration on the minute- so absorbed as to be part of the used to stand in the doorway of his office playing a :iney doctors of ness of his particular discipline other country. For instance, the Working time it takes for a factory worker to earn; mandolin. He plucked little tunes as he watched his > h i 1 o s ophy, has so completely absorbed him China experts became 'octors of law, that he has little thought for any- absorbed in Chinese affairs, that Item 1948 1961 city desk and his writers. tc. thing else. they forgot that they are Ameri New car 892 «£ hrs 975 hrs. EDITORIAL VIEWS Once, he fired Walter Davenport for describing a cans; the Cuban experts were so In the 19th \ 5-room house ' 6486 hrs ...... 6296 hrs. white horse in a suffragette parade as "dappled gray." Century, where Cuban in their outlook that it is Davenport was hired, back after he explained that he few could read CARMICHAEL now obvious that their concern Plane trip (N.Y.-Chi.) 32 2/3 hrs...... !...23^ hrs. OF OTHER PAPERS and titles were was not for the United States but Loaf of bread 5% min., min. had covered the parade through a tavern window which important, if for some political group in Cuba RICH UNCLE SOKOLSKY 7 min. was covered with fly specks. ;?' man bore such that they favored. Qt. of milk .'.. 8>/2'min... New Treasury figures remind • title as doctor or professor, he While their expertness could be min 17 min. Gene Fowler said.that the most difficult thing in 10 lbs, potatoes 23 JS, if reminder is necessary, that was regarded with awe. Today an advantage If It were framed n life is that it is filled with, too many goodbyes. So I 1 ib. bacon 34 min..: I8V2 *nii - ew Jersey is one of the rich that is not to because there are properly, it has actually become ] shall not say farewell tq him, rje is >live forever in too many in too many fields and a nuisance. For Instance, Portu- 1 lb. chuckroast 28 /2 -min. 16 min. uncles of the federal union. If -it their expertness has become so gal and Spafn are important to Man's haircut ....:. 55 >/4 min 45 niin. Is more blessed to given than to thousands of bright pages of words. Instead, I shall receive, then New Jersey is thrice minute that often outside their the maintenance of ths Interna- 2 pks. cigarettes min :.. 14 min. quote one of his best line's: "Love and memory last, little areas of discipline they are tional position of the IHfd >lessed. and will so endure tuT the game is called because of not of great intelligence. States. Rut the doctrinaire Desk- Mue Cross, 1 person .... 49 min 2 hrs. Last year's federal grants-in- men are anti-colonial and there- Slec. refrig. hrs 71 hrs. kid for New Jersey totaled $158,- darkness," - Medical doctors, who are har- 122,000. This amounts to $26 for ried men because of the pressure fore have injected themselves in Washing machine 80 hrs. hrs...... each resident. In contrast, the na- of time and the responsibility for the question of Angola, just as A Lefl And A Right:—-^ Man's wool suit 26 hrs 17 hrs. tional average was $51. New Jer- life, sometimes'tend to become they have In the destruction of both* pompous and narrow- the Dutch, British and. French Men's work shoes 4'/J hrs 3% hrs. ey got 1.73 per cent of all federal minded. They revert to the men. Empires. Ladies'cotton dress 2>4 hrs...... 1% hrs. lid, bur it paid 4.20 per cent of Here Is a fundamental confu- ill federal tax revenue. tal attitudes of the witch doctor 100 kwh. electricity 2'/ hrs.. 1% hrs. MM Great men are not like that be- sion of policy that has proved 2 While .the figures are new, the cause they realize that anyone to be very costly to the United Vacuum cleaner 37 hrs.. 26 hrs. liscrepancies are familiar. Long can read what they read and States bat is inevitable when pol- Ladies' shirt, rayon 2'^ hrs.. hrs. the subject of analysis by the that their value is only exper- lev Is actually made by experts New Jersey Taxpavert Associa- Auto tire ', §H hri. hrs. . ience and sensitivity which an In- whoswiiusec taslaaikv is tino gathegamer datuaia nonuti"™"t — **•" ' •" " t* — tion and othsrs, they supoort dividual may or may not possess to interpret ft, This error in or-iSewing machine 92'^ hrs. 51 hrs. ;hose who oppose extension of the depending as much upon his per- 11 d h i grants-in-aid program. sonality as upon his training. rt^^sKi *isj »K > But extended it will be under made at too low a' level, Although There can be no secrets in any The comparisons would be much more sensation- pending plans of the Kennedy ad- the CIA rejects responsibility for fifd and the expert needs' not al against 1938, much less against 1958, of course, but ministration and no electronic the Cuban errors, Investigation only the ability of the technician computer will be needed to finure would show that the CIA man In each comparison would telegraph the same answers. but also the Imagination of gen- >ut how Nnw Jerse" w'll fore, Cuba was pro-Castro whereas his ius. This applies In all fields. We Are wage-earners really better off financially to- will continue to get less for job was to gather accurate In- •re so refining education by more. formation about Cuba and Castro day than in 1938, 1948, 1958? Yes. Isn't it true that system of majors In college Newark Evening News to transmit it to his superiors for rising prices have chewed up the gains unions have training and specialization in post Aprij 10, 1961 evolution. graduate work, that few know a won? No. Honestly, how is the average factory job- The expert too often suffers whole subject and the person 'BIBLE' PSYCHOLOGY from the conceit which comes to holder making out? If he has held his job, fine. who is as well-read In universal one who knows a great deal NEW YORK (AP) - Much ma- literature and history as he Is about- a small area—what can be termlned about a diagnosis. as knowledge of the patient was :erhl in bhe Old Testament and In his speciality is rare, Indeed. concerned. Most of the illnesi was n the writings of Jewish prophets The effect or expertnesi Is called the specialist of the left- knew the patient very well; eyebrow, who only too often falls asked the physician if he knew psychosomatic. But the great "can be tapped fnr its pivcholog- sometimes markedly dangerous specialist was sure he could tell oal value," say Or. Brain. Levin- because, it gives emphasis to to recognize that his It a part, him at all. He had been called in leadership qualities where they d» of a problem. as a specialist but a plumber by tapping and testing. He was son, Yeshiva University nrolesspr 6—Tuesday, May 2, 1961 A physician was once very de- might have been called in, so far too expert to learn. ol psychology. , > A DENNIS TUB MEN ACS ty HANK KEftiKAM WCW-TV Own*. MBC-TV BED BANK REGISTER Tue*3«y, May 2, 19«l-7 WKA-TV WO»TV Mrs. Behrens TELEVISION , WWX •VI. WNTA-TV Poor Man'. 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Otherwise" — giggle, giggle'•-— "He'll be sure to July 13 and 14.'A smprgasbord (7) About Faces (5) Corcnado 9 1:10- (2) News recognize we're on our honeymoon." supper also will be held In the (»> Movie (7) Expedition: 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo "George Washington may have slept here, but if parish haH,' " (11) Fun At One New,York .,.'•. / 8:S0— (7) Chubby's Rascals Anyone" having . articles they (II) Betty Furness (•) Terrytoon Circus " (IS) Religious Program he did he was the- last one. Maybe the mattress he wish to donate to the fair can 1:05- (2) Burns and Alien (11) News S:4S—(13) Community Newsreel used hadn't gotfas lumpy as it is now." ; contact Mm.?Emiel Aufieri, 43 1:25-(4) News 7:01- (2) Local News 1:00- (2) People's Choice This' is Room 1210. Could you please arrange Cornwall St., or Mn. George M. (5) New (4) Family s 7:10- (2) Weather Anderson, T8 Navesink Ave. (7) News (7) I Married Joan to switch us to another room? 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The Gleasons, hees, Mrs. Robert 0. Weiss, Mrs. (() Star and Story I:2M») Dialing the New* 11:00— (2) Double Exposure Berles and Buttons fell by the Alfred W. Wrl&fct fad Mrs. Ben- (11) New Frontiers of now barefooted. What are you going to do about it?" TONIGHT »:S0- (2) Dobie Gillis - (4) Price Is Right wayside, but Red goes on. rens, members, and Mrs. Au- Science 10:M (Ch. 7) — Alcoa Presents (7) Morning Court "My bill comes to $11.65. Can you cash my per- gust Steinhagen, this place, and (13) Movie (4) Alfred Hitchcock (11) Speaking English sonal check for $500? I'll need some pocket money —(Choice Viewing) — A Polish 10:00 - (Ch. 4) -Square World Mrs. Sylvia Havens, Poconos, (5) Racket Squad 2: S3- (5) News 1:10—<11> Don't Call Us girl befriends a German soldier of Jack Paar — Repeating Jack's Pa., guests. . • 3:00- (2) Millionaire (7) Wyatt Earp to get out of town. No, I've never stayed here before." full-hour special, first shown last (IS) Play of the W«k 11:2.0— (9) News-and Weather who is hiding in a Warsaw refir (4) Young Dr. Malone "I understand you don't charge for children under January. Jack brought out home 1:00- (2) Tom Ewell ' ' (II) Tell Me A Story gee camp in 1945, out remember- (5) Dateline Europe (4) Thriller 11:25— (5) News 12. Well, we've got six of them outside in the car, and ing the German atrocities movies 'of his numerous "vaca- (7) Queen For A Day tion trips" and added some nar- Trinity' Lecture (5) Wrestling (9) Almanat Newsreel they're getting pretty sleepy, so we'll need a place right Bgalnst her people she goes "one (9) Film Drama ration. Cliff Arquptte "mugged' (7) Stagecoach West 11:30— (2) Your Surprise (11) Science for Teachers Package away. We'll also need some hot milk, some — oh, Step beyond" and decides It) kill in 12 countries, and Jack bra (9) Movie (4) Concentration by the way, can you put up our dog overnight? He's him. When her story is told to a ved a camel ride, ran from a Series to End S:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours (ID Flight (5) Romper Room doctor, he thinks she's suffering bull and generally had fun, fun, 11NCROFT — The School (4) From These Roots t:30-*J3) Red Skelton very^ quiet." (7) Love That Bobl from hallucinations. European fun. Theology for Laymen will pre- (5) Doprway to Destiny (tl) Danger Zone (7) Who Do You Trust? (9) Western Way "Hello, I'm the fellow in 1210 you switched to •tars and foreign locals nave sent the final lecture of the se- 10:00- (2) Garry Moore ries on "The Trinity" tomorrow (9) Movie (13) Women's Club 1806 an hour ago. I hate to bother you again, but enhanced the interest in these. YOUNGSTERS BUSY (4) Square World of NEW YORK (AP)-The ymmg- at 8:30 p.m., at Christian Broth- (11) Christie Comedies .Jack Paar 11:40—(11) La Puerta Abierta can you switch us just once more? My wife is afraid ers Academy. *:00 - (Ch. 7) - Stagecoach est generation is busy in Broad- 4:00— (2) Brighter Day (7) Alcoa Presents of heights and we need a room on a lower floor." Rev. J. C. Osborne, professoi (II) Seven League Boots West — To give this oater some way stage shows this lessen. (4) Make Room for "Yes I know this credit card expired last month, authentic background, they Sutkeen'"youngsters appear in of theology at St. JotuVs Univer- Daddy 10] JO— (7) Dangerous Robin MOVIE TIMETABLE nine of the principal attractions. sity will discuss "The Hoi; (5) Douglas Fairbanks W (9) Movie bu|; what of it? Lemme ask you one thing* — Do I filmed it on location in Arizona, RED BANK tuke Perry travels to Tucson to The Juveniles are working in Ghost." Following the lecture (7) American Bandstand (II) Silent Service look like the kind of person who would try to beat (IS) Movie Carlten—The Apartmen| 4:00; purchase a new coach and learn 'AH the Way Horns," "Ththere e will be a discussion period. (11) Abbott and Costello you out of a lousy hotel bill?" that his brother, Sam, is wanted Wall," "Bye Bye Birdie," "The The Pius XII Institute will re- (II) Teatime with 11:00- (2) News 9:46; Elmer Gantry 1:30; 7:15. for murder. What's worse, he's Sound of Music," "Critic's sume in the fall with two courses Buff Cobb (4) News EATONTOWN Ham on Rye being hunted in dangerous Apache Choice," "The Music Man," relating theology to everyday «:15— (2) Secret Storm (5) News Drive-in-All In a Night's Work country; Series will be among the "Gypsy," "The Miracle Worker," problems and a new lecture se- (13) Cartoons (7) News Final 8:05; 12:15; Circle of Deception "I did call room service but they said they were missing next season. and "Midgie Purvis." ries. 4: SO- (2) Edge of Night (11) News ' ' • % 10:95. ' busy. How about you taking our order? Two ham 11:10- (2) Weather (4) Here's Hollywood HAZLET (5) Mr. District Attornej (4) Weather sandwiches . .. one on rye ... the other with lettuce, Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 1:00; (11) Laurel and Hardy (5) Movie 20 Attend World of Suzie Wong 8:05; hold the mayonnaise... three bottles of soda, and..." RADIO (13) Studio WA 11:12- (7) Weather 11:50; Wake of a Stranger "This is Room 812, and this is my last warnirjg. . WABC 770 WNEW 11:15- (2) Movie Plant Auction 4:55-(ll) Spunky and Tadpole 10:35. WCBS 880 WOR 710 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (4) Jack Paar Either that racket next door in 814 stops in three min- WPAT 930 WHTG 1410 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (4) Movie \ (7) Movie ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS utes, or I call the police." WNBC MO WQXR 1560 the Twenty members attended thi (5) City Assignment (11) Movie Atlantic—Go Naked in "This is the housekeeper. Can you catch the couple AFTIRNOON WOR Business: News "Plant Auction" held at thi (9) Mischief Makers 12:00- (9) Movie World 7:20; 9:20.- T<:*-lwc«S News: Ed Joyce IUSO—WABC Chulli Cnn recent workshop meeting of thi (11) Bozo The Clown 12:15—(13) Eichmann Trial that just checked out of 706? Four bath towels, two WCM N.ws WNBC Morgan Btatty KEYPORT WHTO Monmouth-OcsM WOR News; Garden Club In the Sea Scou (IS) Crunch and Des 12:50- (5) News; Call to Prayi Strand—The Sins of Rachel blankets, a bedspread and. a floor lamp are missing." Hin Suromirj Gabriel Heater building, Municipal Yacht Ha 5:25—(ll) Clutch Cargo 1:00- (4) News 1 , • '• MtNIC Nrw.i Jin Lorn TlSS—WOR Capitol 01oae-U» Cade 7:00; 9:19: "I gave your bellboy a dime tip and he sneered WOR Nrfwi, John Scott Ti4»—WNBC Naw York-City bor. .:• , 5:30- (2) Movie , 1:05- (2) Movie Talking »• '••- LONG BRANCH Mrs. John Irwin, horticultun (5) Heckle and Jeckte (4) Dr. Brothers ' openly as lie left "Please connect'me with the man- tans—wen Th. FIII«I™HI WOR Canton Frettrltks Baronet—All Hands on Deck WCSIt PuURasoit »IS»—WNBC Way«. Howell chairman, who was in chargi (7) Rocky and His 1:10- (4) I3th Hour ager." WHTOTtU ll Mrramouth Tiss—WABC News: Chuck . 1:40- (4) Sermonette 3:50; 7:00; 10:30: Tiger Bay County Ddnaway was assisted by Mrs. Waldron Pi Friends "This is Room 812. Never mind about that party lllie—WHTO Count! Al»n« SiOO—WCbS World Tonight Smith. Mrs. Elbert Mason was (9) Movie (7) Evening Prayer 2:00 8:40t •WCBS All.B Gr«7 WNBC Nawa: Wayne 2:25- (2) News ASBURY PARK going on in. 814. They just knocked on my door and tailO—WHTO N.«s; Howell the auctioneer. (11) Three Stooges Itsllllnl Muslo WOR News, World Today The next meeting will be heK (13) Teen QuU 2:30- (2) Give Us This Day, Lyric—Big Deal on Madonna invited me to join it, and I am — in my pajamas." SUSS—WADC N.ws; Fartill Smltb •111—WCBS-Ed Joyce Street 7:00; 9:50; When Comedy WNBC Emphails I Bllt—WOR Sporta Thursday, when members wil Was King 8:39. "This is the fellow that you switched from 1210 tioe—were N.W. - r BUS—WOR My True Story bring spring floral arrangements WHTO Ht.dllntt. Era BlSS—WABC News; Chack Maytalr—The Hoodlum Priest up to 1806 and then down to 219. My wife likes this ; • Prices, Mn«l« Dunaway • WNBC N.ws; Jim Lov* ••••—WNBC News; Bob Haymss 2:45; 7:25; 9:30. room fine but wonders if we can't have one just like WOM Mini WCBS News; World Of Dr. McVey Scholarship St. James—Elmer Gantry 4:10; Ills—WCBS Han and Wlf. Muilo 9:00; The Apartment 2:00; 7:00; it with a front view. What're the chances?" HIS—WCBS BobDixon •lJ»—WOR News,; McCulloofh Examination Saturday WOR Catltoa Frtdnloit 11:30. "My little boy just bumped his head through the 1,»O—WHTO N.wa; LEONARDO — Croydon Hall Ralaxtst Muilo MONTCLAIR television screen. No, we, aon't want a doctor, but M1 Hit—WAIC N.ws; Fair.lt Smltk , S Newa; Bob Bayme Academy will hold an examina- Clalridge—Seven Wonder of the WNBC Emphaili WOR Newa: Lea Smith tion Saturday morning for a $2,- could you send up another TV set right away? My •100—WCBS N«wi; WontaB'a iOHS—WOWOR McCullonsh A Eliot World 8:30. . ' Raport on WCWWCBBS Dancancee MuilMuilo 500 Dr. Thomas McVey Schola little boy is crying. It's his favorite program." Wa.hlniton IOI1S—WOWON UU.NN. Toda Tdy ship. CIVIL WAR PLAYS WHTO Htadllnes, Muilc 10.45—WOR Bible Reading • "Thish ish the man in 812 that joined the party "WNBC Newt: Jim Low* The exam, is open to an: WASHINGTON (AP) - Profes WOR N.wi, Lei Smith e S M eighth grade pupil of high schi going on in 814. Boy, what a shindig! But your iwi: Bob H sional and amateur playwrights tllS—WCBS Bob Dixon S *ynni WOR Galen Bra*. x "' " lastic standing in the area. Johi are eligible for a competition be- hotel dick is up here telling us we gotta quiet dowm 11*0—WHTO New.; WOR News >lllS—WCBS Starlight Salute Derby, Highlands, won the scho] ing sponsored by the District of What a nerve! We're jush havin' a little fun. Tell > IUlaxinl Muslo - WOR. Jean Shepard a,|(_WABC N.wa; Jack CartitJ arship last year. Columbia Recreation department WNBC Emphasia llilO—WCBS Mmlo -Til Daws him to go away or I'll call the cops — so help me!" itllS—WABCKewa: Hanplnaee as part of the Civil War Centen- ai»0WC»SN«w<; P.rsonal Story £xchansta WHTO Headline!. Muilo •NO VISIT CLAUSE nial, WNBC Newt: Jim Lowe laiRB—WNBC Newa: All Night la WOR. NBWI; .Ljle Van WOR Lo'nj John NEW YORK (AP)-Eli Wal- . Wanted are one^act dramas THEATRES SllS—WOR Arlene Franell MORNINO PR00RAMS lach has a special provision in pegged to the War between the WALTER READE • WCBS Marti* Wrljht »'•»—WABC Herb Oicar Andenon SA1»—WHTO O Nwi; his performing contract for the States. BelaxfDK Moslo WCBS Jack Sterling WHTQ Monmouth-Ocean hit play, "The Rhinoceros." The "The reward.," says a spokes- •Its—WABC N«w»; Jack Carney item stipulates that th* show SAVAGE convict attack on Tony Curtli is memorable RED - WN1C Emphasis k Newa Sumary man, "will be to see the brain 4l0e—WCBS Nawal" Information producer, Leo Kerr, cannot en- thrill in Univ«rj«l-lntemation«l'* "Th« Great Importer," r ARLTON Central WO* Newef child grow to maturity. The WHTO Closing 'Slock John Gambling ter Wallace's dressing room. bated on true-life itory of world's most notoriously bril- three winning plays will be pro VAKLIUW BANK i, • • Report: Music LAST TIMES TODAY . : ' WNBC Mem; Art Ford BmC The odd provision grew out of liant matquerader, Ferdinand fiemsra. Starti tomorrow duced by the department." , WOR Neva: John wInnate a dispute between Ken and Wai- Deadline for entries is Sept. 1, 4llS—WHS Kenneth Bapghart te " at both Carlton, Red Bank, and Eatontown Drive-!n. "The Apartment" * "Elmer Gantry" WO* n»dlo Ne-l. York lach when the drama was 1961. 4110—WHTO New; Relailnc preparation. After Wallach had Maslo 4l||_WABC Newa; Jack Carn.7 been hired, another player was GARBO EMERGES * STARTS TOMORROW * WHTO Port Monmouth n» to Hnala engaged to perform the same 'Newi WOR Newa role. NEW YORK (AP)-Greta Gar- fSHHIS TRUE-LIFE STORY MAKES FICTION SEEM TAME!! • WNBC Emphalle mi; Bl Cu bo emerged briefly from habitual SiOB—WCBS News: Sld.llijhti WOR £ " "« Kerz said it was done becausi WOR Dorothy and Dick seclusion to oheer one of Japan's WHTO Monmouth-Ocean WCBS Jack Sterling Wallach's commitment In a movii , . ' News Summary stage stars on visit here. •'' WKBCKiwa; Art Ford •lift—WHTO News might make it Impossible (o won News; John Scott Relaxing Hnslo TDNYICURTIS / • iSS—WABC News: him to fulfil] the' stage contract The incident, which occurred •Its—WCBS Kenneth Banghert Mh Oie r WHTO Dow J»n«» Areragea . «_^,- H » Andersoa The actor said he could. In the during a Kabuki troupe's ap- WOR Radio New York •100— WCBS News: Jack Sterllnr ensuing arbitration, Wallach in pearance at City Center last •ISO—WHTO New.! Relailn* WHTO Headline!.- Muaio sisted on no-visit proviso. summer, has been disclosed in llSS—WABC Nawa "Today's Japan," an English- EVENINOI ' Helaxinc Uualo ACTING IS JOB language magazine published in ••00—WABC Jack Carnar •ISS—WNBC Emphasla Tokyo. • WCBS Kowa WABC Newa: Breakfast Club HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Davii . WHT0. Headline; Dinner 10:09—WCM News: Janssen, active In both TV am After seeing a performance, Music (Bleu off Arthur Godfrey 6:30 p.m.) WHTO Headlines: Musis movies, says he looks upon act' Miss Garbo went backstage to WNBCNtos: Sporta WNBC Nawa; Art Ford ing as primarily a job, withmeet Utaempn. O WOR , New: L?le Van WOR Nawa Reports • (111—WC(S Snorts:1 Boll Cook* .101II—WOR Maltha, beana fame and money as by-products "But I want to see his sweat,'1 WNBC Art Ford lOlSO—WHTO News; "I'm always unemployed aftei she was quoted as replying when WOR News: John Wlnltte Relaxing Husli •US—WABC Paul Harvaj WOR Interview.. we wrap up Uie last job," h told that his exhortations made •HO—WCBS News: Business . Martha Paan* says. "There's no sense in hai the star reluctant to see visitors. WABC News Reports lOlit—WABC Newa: StaH to, »«v» and k«tp WOR Mews: Charlie Oraer ing chronic remorse alter it Following a chat, Utaemon Henry Gladstona V WNBC Emphasis been done. You just go on to Hi •140—WCBS Financial Newa lllOB— WCBS News: Home Party went on stage to be ready for the equal of one year's WNBC Financial News WHTO Headlines: Muilo nejct project. the next scene. «I4I—WAIC Howard Coaell WNBC News; Art Ford "It's all relative. As an acto earnings hero. Think of WCBS towell Thomas , WOR Nawa, Miss Garbo, the article by a Hill—WOR McCarna at Home WOR Snorts'. Stan Lomax your work habits are different member of the company said, this as your safety wall WNBC Thru Stir Extra . till*—WCBS Garry Wopr* You have to get a good night's SHOWS NITELV AT DUSK •ISS—WCBS Sports Time WHTO Red Batik Reliefer stepped out next to him and * 00—WABC Edward . P. Morfln . Newa, Fete Heffmai sleep so you're presentable be- against advVsity — ill- LAST TIMES TONITE WCBS Newel Interviews 1>|4«—WCBS Crosby.Clooney touphed his shoulder. As Utrae- -, ' WNBC News; Wayne Hoilell UlSSr-WAaWHaws fore the camera and perhaps you mon turned, she waved, then ness, financial setbacks, or "All In A Night't Work WOR rtlttfin Lewis • WNBC Emphasis have to make love to someom ran from sight as the curtain "Orel* Of Deception TilH—WABCChioa Dnnaway Hilt-WHT« Mlrtdty Block Report other emergencies. you've just been Introduced t< opened. and you'll never see again.", "Sins of Starts Tomorrow Rachel Cade" ON THE SPOT RED BANK SAVINGS Silent Partner" - BALTIMORE (AP)—Memben of four different clubs of fin AND LOAN ASSOCIATION buffs in Baltimore City, Baltl 10 Broad Street more County and Washington! OAUS OUN MO l».M.-MOVIti AT DUSK Red Bnnk, New Jersey M - [yorsAf m SUN. - f mi wn CMT 0. C, turned out for a regional O.nli-r.,,1 IBH7 meeting. ^. , . VfllUJUl Just as everyone Settled doWi Open I t-m. to 4 p.m. to enjoy a movie of a storage tank fire in Kansas City, a real SUZiEHOLDEN . Monday thru Friday fire alarm sounded In Baltimore, Ttl. SHadyiW. 7-0330 "Big Deal on All hands scampered away to 5 G mmm Madonna Street" help serve coffee and cakes to ^ KWAN Accounts Insured to f 10,000 Plus 2nd Thriller Wkea <;OctM NtMts Summorltt at the professional firefighters at CHILDREN UNOTB 12 FREE 7 A.M., « Now, StOO m the scene. MTCJ CHILDRE"Sniper'N ALWAYs RidgeS FRE"E S-TWty, May 2, RED BAMK REGISTER Frank Heads V* Downtown UNCFt natxnal chairman is '1 Vtf* ^P* Barton, boar1 d chairman of Red Bank County Dfi•*• ' ^** BattenRattan , BartonRirtrai, Durstine and Os- born. John D. Rockefeller. 3rd, NEW YORK — WUliam , H is chairman of the college fund's Frank, assistant secretory, Pro- nationtl council. gressive Life Insurance Co., Red Bank, will head the United Negro College Fund's 1961 appeal in New Paratrooper Monmouth County, Mrs. Benja- min Franklin, 3rd, New Jersey FORT BRAOG, N. C. - Army state chairman, announced today. Specialist Four Robert W. Cook, SALE! EVERGREEN The college fund's private col- son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. leges and universities federated Cook, 66 Chapin Ave., Red Bank, in 1944 to seek' financial aid N. J. recently was graduated through a single, annual, nation- from the 82d Airborne Division wide appeal. All 33 members are Juntp School here. nnri all are located in Specialist Cook received his SHRUBS and TREES the Soulh. Mor* than 24,000 young paratrooper wings after ctyplet- men and women currently are ing four weeks of training which students at the member institu- Included five parachute jumps. tions. The 83d, a Strategic Army Corps Hardy Mature Plants Packed unit, maintains an immediate readiness force for airborne de- polyment to any area in the in Moisture-Retaining Soil FURNITURE world. He entered the Army in April 1959, The 20-year-old soldier is a SALE! 1958 graduate of Red Bank High School. INSPECTION — Members of the Monmouth County Board of Freehold*™ are ihown 3 TOWN S COUNTRY i COSTLY BOLT on ari"impaction tour of th« new Shark Ri ver County Park, Wall Townihip. The park, HUGO, Okla. (AP) — A bolt of wMeh will open May 26, will have picnic tablet and grills for 600 psribni and park- 'FURNITURE CO., Inc.lightenin" g proved costly to ranch- ROUTE 35 er Jewel Hardy. A prize bull and ing for 200 cart. Hiking, shufflaboard, Softball, fishing and other outing activities wW (Comer Sunset Ave.) three registered heifers standing be featured in the park this summer. Shown! left to right, are Freeholder director Jo- « under a tree during a storm teph C. Irwin, Freeholder Walton Sherman, County Planning Board director Charles ' ASMJRYPARK were killed by the bolt. M. Pike and Freeholders Charles I. Smith, Abram Voorheej and Earl Woolley.

FORT MONMOUTH — More DOG DAMAGES than 1,000 engineers and scien- OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The Guess Who? • •. include spreading HoHyv upright tists ^concerned with the chemi- Midwest City police department Yews, Juniper... dark green in color and spreading. cal, thermal and solar genera- has been named in a $1,500 suit Lord Charles tion of electric power will meet Terrific valuea at theprice...... on»l« tog which alleges a dog named Pier- at the 15th annual Power Sources re suffered such damages as a •1ST HUJN9 HIM...include Birch, Willow, Rod Blended Whiskey • •. Conference of the U. S. Army Sig- severe cold, watery eyes and nal Research .and Development the scourage of all dogdom— Maple, Ash. All easy to transplant' i In bog Laboratory in Atlantic City May fleas. MUinnORAl ROK |USHM...make gorgeouf, colorful ... Expressly 3-U. Pierre is the pet poodle of The conference, in the She! Elaine Owens, 16, hedges, are easy to grow...... 10 In bag Bottled for burne Hotel, Is sponsored by the The girl's father, Chester G. Fort Monmouth laboratory's Pow- Owens, filed the suit in district Don't d»!ay—9»t h»r» fa$t—th»f wlllt* a ••ffouff the er Sources Division. Speakers and court in behalf of his daughter. discussion leaders will represent It claims the dog suffered dam- Wine Barrel industry, government agencies, ages after being picked up by a and educational and research in- Midwest City policeman and stitutions concerned with batter- placed in a common pen with .ft. $2.50 ies and all other non-mechanical other mutts. sources of electrical- power. PRODUCTION RECORD OVERSIZED FIBRE BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — The $4.89 FOR x v^ -Toaboidme... Holstein-Friesian Association of it dries America has announced the com- $9.25 PROMPT DELIVERY in 15 pletion of an outstanding official production record by a register- , if going steady. ROOM RUG 12x12 FEET minute*." ed Holstein cow in Monmouth EGAL NOTICE County, N. J. . Giant she 12x12 room rug ... Morrisdon Roburke Delia, NOTICE •,_ jtiVt notic» tjlat' IMT Aerll 21, 1961 made THAT'S THE MIRACLE OF owned by Douglas T. Newbold, tin Pluming Board at th« .Bormia or of reversible fiber. Perfect can... SH 7-1919 Morrisdon Farms, Colts Neck, New Shrewimirji H.J., approved Ui» Site Plan ot the New EhrcwlMrj Con- produced 13,744 pounds milk and oreta Corporation. lo1r location o( Con- 528 pounds butterfat in 279 days crete Mining Plant—a copy of the reso- for sun porches, summer homes 2488 lution of approval, and sue plan and JZTDBL on twice daily milking as a 3- proceedings m this matter are available year-old. at the office of the Secretary of the and patios. Easy to clean. Rftgu|qr A9QQ ^ the WINE BARREL World's only 15 minute dry paint! Planning Board located .at 1D24 Syca- tenor En lei of — all iuifotej more Ave.. New Shrewsbury. N, JV. No problem finding tenants F. L. HOOPER, Secretary, 4 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK i «l iwr paint I tuninra four Planning Board. Borough || when you advertise The Register ot New Shrewsbur~iuryy , N. J. way.—Advertisement May 2 13.0611 \On Sale Basement NOTICE f AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND r SUPPLEMENTTNO "AN ORDI- . NANCE FIXING COMPENSATION I] OF CERTAIN OH ' BOROUGH OF I3A JEKSEY" BE ,IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough ol Be* ALAN'S Furniture Semi-Annual Bright that an Ordinance ;«ftflt;ed. "An Ordinance fixing compensation of Cer- tain Officer* In the Borough of Be a Bright, New Jersey" be apd the same Is hereby supplemented and -amended as follows: The Ordinance shall be lupplemented by the addition of Section 25. SECTION 25: SICK LEAVE AND VACATION PLAN FOR AU, FULL • TIME EMPLOYEES OF THE BOR- OUGH OF SEA BRIGHT, N, J. - A. Shall be applicable only to full TRADE-IN SALE! time employees. Inclusive of mem- btra of the Police Department, and becomes effective May 15, lMl and no sick leave ihall be accumulated prior to May 15, 1WJ. . B. Full time employees with one Now Is The Time To Get Rid Of year or less service shall be entitled 10 five working dan of sick leave with lull pay. . . - C. Full time ^mployeeB with from one to five years of service shall be That Old Broken-Down Furniture entitled to ten working days per year leave with lull pay, with 'a maximum accumulation ot thirty days leave time. D. Full time employees from five to fifteen years of service shall be entitled to thirty working days per year It Is Worth Money To You! leave with full pay with a maximum accumulated leave time of sixty dftys. E. Full time employees from fifteen to twenty five years of service shall be UP TO UP TO entitled to sixty working days per year leave with full pay with a maxi- mum accumulated leave time of ninety working; days. F. Full time employees with twenty $ flvs or more yean of, service sJ.sU be entitled to ninety working days per SO. in year leave with full pay with a maxi- NEW FLEXIBLE WE NEED mum accumulated leave time of one 20 hundred and twenty working days. 0. Full time employees Injured In for your Kitchen Set! the line of duty shall be entitled to up for your Living Room Set! I to one year of Rick leave with pay 'ram the date of Injury less any com- SCOOP CHAIR UP TO icnsatlon received under Workman's UP TO i USED 'Jompenaation In durance, H. Sick leave, exceeding thres days n succession, a certificate from the Trade ni mending physician must bo presented '.o Immediate superior. 1. Any full time employee of the Borough of Sea Bright who It unable o report for work because of sickness for your Bedroom Set! ; FURNITURE 10. " ir Injury shall report same stating; all ivallable details concerning his or her for your Sofa! •llnes-a or Injury to his or her im- UP TO mediate superior and In the case of the UP TO Police Department the Chief of Police For our summer vho In turn shall notify the Police 9.95 Commissioner. Trade J. Whenever a member of the Po- $ Trade ni ice Department Is taken sick or In- resident and ured while on duty, an Investigation in ihall be made by a ofllceT of higher •ank than the person sick or Injured 86-tM) comfortable! Sit down, sink back and just relax in this flexible '5O. ind a report made In writing to the t0. - Police Committee. form-fit chair. Super-strong plastic on sturdy steel legs with bracing- for your Dining Room! ! Rooming House K. Any full time employee falllnf to '< ;for your Liv'g Room Chair! >roperly report hla or her Illness or UP TO njury and who ahull he absent from will hold anyone's weight, yet so light to handle. Won't crack, cKip, UP TO ils or her residence without perm I s- Business right now] ilon from hln Immediate superior, when peel or rust. Molded-in colors: turquoise, sandalwood, ivory, black lulled by the Borough Physician, or Vho feigns Illness or Injury, or whose or yellow with bronze legs. Use indoorsorout? Trade illness or Injury Is the result of Im- $ if]: .May 20th is Hie deadline, proper conduct, Intemperance, lm- 10. Trade- in moral or vlelou.i hxhftg or practices, or On Sale Basement Furniture Room who shall violate any of the provisions if this ordinances nhall He subject to so acl 10. Ions of full pay during such absences for old Mattress or Spring!': " ;lfor your Chest or Dresser! and "to suspension, discharge or other punishment at the discretion of the Mayor and Council. VACATIONS L. Full time employees with one 7-PIECE Visit Newberry's year or less are entitled to one week VAcatloif with pay, H. Full time employees with from WE SELL EVERYTHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES! one to ten years of service are entitled to two weeks vacation with pay. Luncheonette for N. Full lime employees with • from GOLF . . . the hon\e of nationally advertised brands ten tn twenty five years service are fintltlcd to three weeks vacation with pay. Delicious Food 0. Full time •employees with twenty- Open Wednesday and five or more years or service are SETS entitled to four weeks vacation with SPECIAL pay. at Low Prices All ordinances and parts of ordl Friday 'til 9 P. M. nances conflicting or Inconsistent with BUDGET this Ordinance *r« hereby repealed, Ttili Ordinance shall lake effect Saturdays PAYMENT upon Us pnanago and publication ac- 99 cording to law. I'lHIH] NOTICE 'til TERMS Notice Ifl hereby given that the fore OPEN A going Ordinance wan Introduced and paiaed on first reading at a meeting 6 P. M. of tho Borough Council of the Bor- 205. 39.>5 ough ot sea Bright, New Jersey, held CHARGE on the first day of May 1961. and that Interior Decorators Since 1924—CA 9-O350 the said Ordinance will he taken up SPECIAL PURCHASE?- for furlhar consideration for final pas- famoui nans fplf Mti at a sage at a meeting ot the said Borough ACCOUNT Council of the Borough of Sea Bright, Wj»10SAVlNO.Formen: New Jersey, to tie held at the Bnr- ough Hall of the Borough of Sea Bright, "Tommy Matter" right or .TODAY. I A IP Q UPHOLSTERY SHOPS. INC. New Jersey, on the wit day ot May Mt hand let of 5 itoni, 2 1961. at fl:f>0 P.M. O'clock ilnyllglil savings time or as soon thereafter as wpodb in 7* plaid (olf baf.,. the fuilrl mutter can be reached, at SHOP THE A L ft II O FURNITURE SHOWROOMS which time nml nlnce nil persona wlio for women: "Betty King" may be Interested therein will h« given an opportunity to be heard concern- aet-5 from, $ woodi in ing tne- same.

Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1961 7c PER COPY Holmdel Assembly Approval Meynerto€et Slated HOLMDEL, — The township Tax Delay Bill Committee will hold a public hearing Thursday on Us proposed {700,000 road improvement pro)' TRENTON (AP)—A far-reach- The Senate's major action was ect in connection with the con' ing bill to delay local property o pass a bill allowing the State struction of the new Bell Labor- tax^reform in New Jersey lintil highway Department to decide atories Research Center. 1963 was headed for Gov. Robert *ether the proposed Essex East- The hearing is scheduled for 8 B. Meyner's desk today. Zest Freeway shall go under or p.m. in the township hall. The bill squeaked through the >ver the Garden State Parkway n East Orange. A rival Assem- In a letter to township resi- Assembly yesterday with not a dents, the governing body spelled irote to spare, 31-12. )ly bill demands a depressed out in detail the exact cost of Assembly Speaker Le Roy J, reeway. the project, the heed for it and ola, D-Essex, said he expects Alttanigrrthere was a lot of talk what type of work would be done. :eyner-to^sign-theTneasurerMey- ibout the need for fast action Local officials*'said the town has been concerned about :o clear out for summer recess ship engineer,.Otis R. Seaman, hat he calls "a little rebellion" by May 15, the Senate and As- had estimated the actual cost of y business and professional men sembly only managed to pass a the road work at $490,550. who complained they got lozen bills each. They'll be back This would cover the widening omplicated tax form. But he said Monday. of Everett-Crawford's Corner Rd., le will give the bill serious con' ' Avert Impact Roberts Rd., Longstreet Rd., and ideration. A few bills to postpone or avert Middletown-Holmdel Rd., from If Meyner puts his pen to the mpact of census, figures on lo- 30-foot right of way to 60 feet. STUDENT GOVERNMENT NIGHT — Students of Miss Elisabeth Kelley's Wendell Brown, councilman. Their official counterparts standing, left ill, it will give the state another :al and county governments The actual paved surface of the jassed. The census takes effect history classes at Red Bank High School visited the Red Bank Borough to right, are Dr.Lawrence R. Burdge and Peter W. Falvo, councilmen; ear to work out a simplified roads would be increased from tax form on business personal Saturday. 18 to 30 feet. The remaining 3D Council meeting last night as part of their study of local government. Herbert A. Carusoe, auditor; Harry Malchow, councilman; John Bry- roperty. A side effect is that it There was considerable behind- feet would provide a 15-foot right Th» students seated, left to right, are Arnold Vincent and Richard an, clerk; Mayor George A. Gray; John Warren, Jr., councilman; Sam- would make the veterans and oldthe-scenes discussion of the only pf way on each side.r major pending legislative matter Tower, councilmenj Joseph Clayton, auditor; Louis DellaBarca, coun- age deductions worth more in uel A. Carotenuto, attorney; Charles Gibbs, a student councilman; —new taxes to balance Gov. Rob- Other Work most municipalities and delay cilman; William Falvo, clerk; Hugh Wilson, mayor; Nancy Fuller, coun- Thomas F. Oakley, councilman, and Edwin O. Lomertco, treasurer. ert B. Meyner's $468 million budg. Besides widening of the roads, the repealer of the household cilwoman; Robert Morris, attorney; Lawrence Brogdon, treasurer, and goods tax in 217 municipalities. et for the fiscal year starting Ju- • a jog would be eliminated at ly 1. Crawford's Corner and Holland Other Bills Rds., and the intersection at In Red Bank The tax action overshadowed Everett-Crawford's Corner and Juvenile Law Assembly action on three other Red Hill Rds. Council Schedules important bills. Three Die Officials said the project fol- Enforcement The lower house passed a bill lowed the recommendations' of New Public Housing making New Jersey the second In Blaze the township's master plan with FREEHOLD — County munici- Employee Vacations state to ratify a four-state agree- 1 the exception that the plan called palities were urged by the retir- ment to develop the Delaware CHEESEQUAKE (AP) — A for the 80-foot rights of way on ing Grand Jury yesterday to SEA BRIGHT—Borough Coun- full-time borough employees. River basin, young couple and one of their the roads in question. strictly enforce the law which cil last night introduced on first The ruling, passed last night Gov. Robert B. Meyner signed three children were killed when .The plan' stated that 60-foot Proposal Is Shelved makes minors purchasing alcohol- reading a revised version of an at a special meeting of the coun- the bill minutes afterward in the flames swept through their home rights of way were acceptable, RED BANK - Public housing Housing Authority has been spent ordinance regulating the salaries, cil, will come up for anotfie presence of the Assembly spon in the Central Park development provided no srnall'lots abutted the ic beverages accountable and on preliminary work for the ad sick leaves and vacations of all reading and public hearing next sors. Sen. Wayne Dumont Jr., R last night. streets in question. was put in cold storage last-iiight punishable for such offenses. by the Borough Council. ditional units. The'panel observed that "under Tuesday. If passed, it will Warren, the Senate sponsor Killed were Gerald J. Senflug, The letter also spelled out how Council voted to inform the This money, he said last month existing practice there has been effective' May 15. wasn't invited, and accused the 29; his wife, Jo Ann, 27, and the remainder of the $700,000 New York regional office of the will have to be paid back to the, a great variation among munici- governor of petty politics. Stewart, 5. Police said the moth- would Ije spent. ^ Keuper to Be The result of the action was PuWic Housing-AttUiority that federal gttverriment if the a Mayor George A. Gray ques- Fudge J. Edward Knight. was' the principal speaker at president of the Monmouth CoinV Syracuse University, discusses the annual Red Bank Community YMCA report with em," Mr. Tepper said. tioned whether council could The annual event is sponsored yesterday's ceremonies. He said ty Bar Association, and Stanley grant the transfer because it Jamei Humpreys, left, incoming "Y" president and Hugh V. Allosandroni, outgo- by the American Bar Association the government of this country R. Katz, chairman of the com- 'No,High -Type Saloon' would be an extension of a non ing president, at tho YMCA dinner last night in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. R«v. Dr. In co-operation with the Ameri- is "based oh law and not men"mittee in charge of observing Rev. Henry Morgan, pastor ot conforming use. The proposed can Heritage Foundation. adding "When the Unit^ed States Law Day. the Pilgrim Baptist Church, 172 location is In a B residential Noble wat the speaker. A , DAR Hears Reports Walters, Jr. RUMSON— Mitt Barbara Ann won, daughter of Mrs. Anne Johnson, U Center St., Sea On National Session (right, and the late Lester John- ion, became the bride of John RUMSON — Monmouth Chap-,should be hotte preparing for Edward Waters, Jr., 6 West River ler, Daughters of the American leadership here. The corps could Rd., Rumson, in Holy Cross Cath-. Revolution, met Thursday in thelead to possible universal civilian Olic Church here on April 22. home of Mrs. Henry Pascale, draft and tlso create new bur- - Mr. Waters is the son of John Rumson Rd.. and heard annual dens for the t«x payer." E. Waters, Belford, and the late reports on national, state and The state regent from Alaska, Mrs. Waters. chapter level. Mrs. Fanning stated,' reported Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan, pas- Mrs. Clarence Ftnalng, Littl» thre» DAR chapters to ,AlMk» tor, officiated at the ceremony Silver, who served as alternate but since "two - were 450 ipUta and celebrated the nuptial mass. the national convention la apart, and a two-hour tim» lim- Mrs. Raymond Hellker was or- Washington recently, reported on itation existed in the third, then ganist. the event was not clos* communication. On one controversial item, sh« New chapters are being orfan- Given in marriage by her broth- said, the national OAR cited in lied," she said. Hawaii has DM ~ as K. Jolmson, Sea its resolution that "Congress be chapter, she reported, with 130 Bright, the bride wore a princess urged not to enact legislation on members. •• - style gown of deluitered satin Peace Corps because inex- Hostesses were 'Mrs. Thomas with a Chantilly lace bodice and perienced youths will be sent to Blair, chairman;' Mr. Evan Jt. Insert appliques ot Chantilly countries which . have highly Beecher, Miss Barbara* 'Bergen lace on the skirt and chapel trained Communist bloc techni- and Mrs. Fred. M. Burlew. tin, train. Her fingertip veil was fas- cians; the youth will be subjected George Kondblf, regent, presided tened to a wreath crown of or- to unnecessary risks and thaet the tea table. - ange blossoms. corps would deprive our country The next meeting will be held She carried cryital rosary talented young people who May 18 at 1:30 p.m. in the Wom- beads and a cascade bouquet of an's Club of Red Bank. Speaker white roses, pink sweetheart rotes will be the state chairman of DAR and Ivy. Staff Heart; schools, Mrs. James P. Haggett, Maid of Honor who will Illustrate her talk with Miss Patricia G. Dougherty of colored slides on the Kate Dun- Sea Bright served as maid of Staff Intern can Smith School in, Gugter, Ala. honor and Mrs. E. Stuart Brls- and Tamassee School, S.C. key, Portaupeck, was the brides- maid. — Of YMCA Both attendants wore street- RED BANK — James A. Aull, length dresses of aquamarine silk -4th staff intern of the Central Golden Age organza with balloon skirts and Atlantic Area of the YMCA, was matching bow headpieces. guest speaker at • dinner meet- Mrs. John Edward Waters, Jr. Both carried cascade bouquets ing Thursday of the Married Cou- To View INDOOR GARDENERS — Wall-to-wall carpeting in the New Shrewsbury home of of pink and white carnations and ples Bible Class in rhe Red Bank Ivy. Mrs. Thomas Brooks produces a variety of blooms for the annual dinner-dance of the Methodist Church. Democratic Women Israel Film Robert C. Waters of Red Bank, A resident of Norristown, Pa., New Shrewsbury Woman's Club Saturday in Jumping Brook Country Club, Deal. RUMSON —. The Golden Age the bridegroom's brother, was, Pictured are Mrs, Peter C. Xesteris, left, decorations chairman, and Mrs. Brooks, Mr. Aull spoke on his experiences best man. Ushers were Donald in the USSR. Unlike most Ameri- Club of Red Bank will meet dinner chairman. Thursday at 1 p.m. in Congrega Miss Reinitz Stresses J. Clancy, Rumson and Patrick H. can visitors who are guided from Flanagan, Fair Haven. one city to another under care- tion Bnai Israel. A film "Israel, an Adventure' The bride's mother chose a ful supervision, Mr. Aull said that green silk chiffon print and a be and other YMCA students wen win be shown by the Lawloui Rehabilitation Services Travel Agency, Rumson". Vi- green flowered hat. She wore a able to spend three weeks is a corsage of yellow roses. State Vogue Winners Named sports camp with Soviet students. gnettes of life in Israel showing BELMAR — The Importance of and mental health," Miss Reinitz Following a reception In The This, he commented, gave them ancient sites and customs and after care and rehabilitation tld said. Oaks, Middletown, the couple left time to get to know their Soviet modern features will be included. following mental illness was Necessary rehabilitative serv- for a motor trip to Williams- Bound Brook Woman Places First counterparts and help destroy This Is a special membership stressed by Miss Freda Reinitz, ices include job training, job meeting to which prospective director of the Monmouth County placement, social re-training, and burg, Va. For traveling the bride TRENTON — Mrs. L. L. Hedge- will receiver a $1,000 scholarship fifth district, senior contest. Rep- some of their misconceptions of members add volunteers havi Mental Health Association, in afollow-up therapies, she pointed wore a blue-green wool suit with peth of the Bound Brook Wom-or cash; also $900 will go to theresenting the district in the stu-life in the USA. been invited. talk here Saturday. out. bone accessories. an's Club has been named state sponsoring cl&o and $500 to her Mr. Aull said their days were dent contest was Miss Karen Miss . Reinitz addressed the Representatives front the club A graduate of Rumson High winner in the General Federation school. filled with strenuous activities but In charge are Mrs. Benjami: Springfield, Oakhurst, sponsored Women's Democratic club of will attend the'forthcoming New School, Mrs. Waters Is a secre- of Women's Club Vogue Pattern still allowed time for many hours Ashin, Mrs. Leon Miller, Mrs. Judges for the senior contest by the Woman's Club of Asbury Monmouth County at a meeting Jersey Democratic Women's Con- tary in the real estate firm of Contest. Winner in the student of discussion on innumerable sub- Jules Huber, Mrs. Herman Hu- were Mrs. Sidney Luber of Lu-Park. Mrs. George R. Schneider, in the Barclay Hotel. vention in Atlantic City. Sched- William H. HIntelmann, Rumson: division is Miss Anne Gerdes, a jects—from religion and politics ber and Mrs. Herman Berman, ber Fabrics, Haddonfield, a dress- Wayside, fifth district American all of Little Silver; Mrs. Charles "The present effectiveness of ule of chartered buses for th Mr. Waters is a graduate of senior at Paramus High School, Home department chairman, and to everyday aspects of American 1 maker and teacher in fashion de- Gogel. Red Bank; Mrs. Morris May 20 session arid luncheon wa: Middletown Township High School sponsored by the Paramus Wom- life. our mental health services is signing; Mrs. Joseph Eoublis, a state chairman elect, also at- Portner, Rumson, and Mrs. Rob- and attended Monmouth College, an's Club. Princeton Alumnus seriously limited by large gaps in reported by Mrs. Harry Hill, pres- professional in fashion designing tended. ' ert Keller and Mrs. Henry Schlus- our scientific knowledge about the ident of the county club. He is with the Armed Services Mr. Aull Is an alumnus The contest waB held Friday who came to America" from Ger- A total of 558 clubwomen com- sor, Lincroft. ' • ' fundamentals of mental illness Convention Theme Electro-Standards Agency, Fort at the Contemporary Club o( many in 1954 and is with Bonwit peted in the state fashion sewing Princeton University. During the Monmouth. Outlining activities of the con- Trenton, with 50 women attend- Teller, New York; and J. Albert contest this year, representing 116 summer of 1959 he was one of vention, Mrs. Katharine Elkus ingIrtrr. Elevef?falien Aictriftdistric t winners inin /?it_rlnordort« , hea!•«•»dJ or*tf th*k_e fashioti^W.nr*n deJ*-. clubs. More than 200 students en- 15 men students to represent the White < -state, committeewomen. the senior division and 11 dissig- n department of the Moore In- rolled in the student division of ™CA in this USA-USSR Student Marian —triet—winners-in-the junior-divi- 5tiWt6Tf~ArtrPrilladelpntarPa. the~conte~sT~!rom high' schools Exchange Program. said the theme will be taken from Dental Aides He also represented the Nation- President Kennedy's inaugural ad- sion vied for the New Jersey Mrs. G. Woodbourne MacCord, throughout the state. This is the State Federation of Women's Club first year of the student divi- al Student YMCA at the World dress, "Ask not wha^ your coun- state American home department Student Christian Federation held Wed to Newark Man try can do for you—ask what Elect Slate title. chairman, wai commentator and sion contest. Four sets of special awards will hi Strasbourg, France; at the you can do for your country." Mrs. Hedgepeth, who also won directed the state-level contest. KEANSBURG — Announcement XS. Army Signal Research and be" made at the conclusion of theQuadrennial meeting of the gen- Mrs. Hill is in charge of con- fourth district and the federation is made of the marriage of Mrs.Development Laboratories, Fort Of Officers Mrs. Burger national contest to the state feder- eral committee of WSCF in Ath. vention reservations which will title in .the first contest in 1958, Marion Sherrow to Raymond Monmouth. Mrs. Kenneth C. Burger, River ations with the highest percent- «"• Greece, and at • series of be accepted through May 10. RED BANK — Mrs. Frances placed third in the nation that Martin of Fourth Ave., Newark. Mr. Martin is employed as a Plaza, president of the Evening age and the highest number of meetings planned by the World Reservations may also be made Strano has been elected president year. Both Mrs. Hedgepeth,and The ceremony was performed plumbing foreman by Esso Re- Department of the Woman's Clubclubs participating, with $250 first Alliance of YMCA's in Geneva, through local club presidents, of the Monmouth County Dental Miss Gerdes will compete in the here April 15 in St. Mark's Epk- of Red Bank, was winner in the priie in each of the divisions. Switzerland. fining Company, Linden. Mrs. Hill said. Assistants Association. national contest in New York this •copalChurchby Rev, John Crum, . TheVcouple reside'at 18 Wilson month. Guests at the meeting were Mr. The, dab's? annual spring lunch- Others elected at last week's and Mrs. Roy Blaisdell, New ' Fred Haas of Newark gave .his Ave.;'KeansDurg. eon will-.be held, on June 3. Mrs.meeting hi the offices of Dr. An- . Mrs, Hedgepeth's costume is a Shrewsbury; Maj. and Mrs. Hugh daughter in marriage/ She wore Raymond OWeill, Jr., River son G. Hoyt and Dr. Leon Reis- green raw silk sleeveless sheath Guthrie, Middletown; Mr. anad street-length 'gown bf blue silk Plaza, is chairman. ner, Jr., Wallace St, were Mrs. •nd jacket, worn with matching Miss Brooks Married organza, matching veil and flow- The Williams mass transit bill, Chester J. Beaman, vice presi- accessories and gold colored hat. Mrs. Luther C. George, Shrews- er headpiece, and a corsage of Guild Plans Senate Bill 8345, recently re-in- dent; Mrs. Poppy Rasmusssn, Miss Gerdes' three-piece beige en- bury; Mr. and Mrs. Alexander camellias. She carried t white troduced by Sen. Ha'rrison A. secretary, and Mrs. Nancy Wise, semble has a print blouse match- Henel, St. Petersburg, Fla., and prayer book. Williams, was discussed by Mrs.treasurer. Ing the lining of the jacket. To Joseph Lo fitiiscft Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howard of Style Show Holmdel.- Mrs. Edward Jolly, Keansburg, Ernest Keller, Beimar, legislative Installation will take place at Wins $100 RED BANK — Announcement father, the bride wore a long- A corned-beef and cabbage din- was matron of honor. She wore FAIR HAVEN — The third an- chairman. • .. the annual banquet June 13 in the .Mrs. Hedgepeth was awarded is made of the marriage of Miss sleeved gown of Chantilly lace ner Was served, prepared by Mrs. a street-length gown of beige or- nual fashion show and luncheon Mrs. Gustave J. Freret, Fair Shore Motel. $100 for the state title and herMichaele Brooks, daughter of with portrait, neckline and waltz- Charles jJacelon, Eatontown, and ganza embroidered with sequins sponsored by the St. Margaret's Haven, secretary of the Mon- Members will attend tha New club received a plaque. Miss Ger- Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks, length skirt. Her shoulder-length her committee. matching satin braided headpiece Guild of Holy Communion Epis- mouth County Board of Elections, Jersey State Association's annual des received a golden thimble on 725. Broad St., Shrewsbury, to veil was attached to a pearl The group will cater the mother- and a corsage of sweetheart copal Church will be held Wednes- reminded members that commis- meeting in Atlantic City May It • charm bracelet and an honor- Joseph LoBosco, son of Mr. andJuliet cap and she carried a brid- daughter banquet of the Belford roses. day at. 12:30 p.m. in Crystal sion elections will be held on and 17. • ' ary plaque was given to her spon Mrs. Louis LoBosco, of South al missal and white rose buds. Girl Scout troop May 24. Mrs. Edward Babkowski, Keansburg, Brook Inn, Eatontown. May 9 in Asbury Park, Long The association will meet again soring club and her school. Plainfield, April 15 here in St. Miss Diana Durdack, 52 CarFre- d Frick and Mrs. Roger was best man. A reception was Mrs. William Hopkins and Mrs.Branch, Keansburg and MonMa- y 23. Dr. Albert Azel, Beimar, If Mrs, Hedgepeth wins the na- James Catholic Church. penter St., River Plaza, was Wymbs are chairmen of this ways held in the Willow Wood Inn, Howard Gage are chairmen. As- mouth Beach for the first time will speak on pathology. tional competition—she receives and means project. Keansburg. sisting are Mrs. Otis Thomdike, under the new charter form of Rev. Joseph A. O'Connor offi- maid of honor. She wore a frock $1,500 or a three-week trip to Eu An auction sale will be featured Mrs. Martin is employed as an Mrs. James Craig, Mrs. Frank government. ciated at the double ring cer- of orchid organza, matching rope for two, plus a trip to the at the next social hour. 'administrative assistant in theWlldey and Mrs. Richard Cook. emony and celebrated the nuptial headpiece trimmed with pearls Two new members, Mrs. Earl Troop Forms 1961 GFWC convention in Miami Fashions will be from the Flora Moody, New Monmouth, and Mrs. mass. Mrs. Georgia Mason was and a corsage of orchid and white ' Beach, Fla. Her club will dress shop. Broad St., and hats Vjncent De Maio, River Plaza, organist. A reception was held in carnations, Mothers Club ceive $500 if she receives the of Yonkers, N. Y. Ushers were Kitty Kelly: from the Mad Hatter, White St., were introduced by Mrs. Rose title. Peterson's. both in Red Bank. Commentator BELFORD — A Mothers Club Best man was Joseph LoBosco Wenzel, Navesink, membership for Boy Scout Troop 180 was or- The national junior title holder Given in marriage by her will be Mrs. Arthur Kendrick. chairman. Burt Richter, Eatontown, Rod Mrs. E. T. Waters is in charge ganized last week at a meeting Dacey, Bound Brook Heights and Pride Goes Before Fall The group observed a moment in the home of Mrs. James C. of models, who will be Mrs. Rob- of silence in memory of the late Louis LoBosco, Plainfield. Dear Kitty: < erged the strong character. Marvin, Jr., 190 Railroad Ave. ert Bainton, Mrs. Frank Jose, Mrs. Clara Smith of'Keansburg, SLIPCOVERS The bride Is a graduate of Red I am a high school senior with Why the two C's this term? Mrs: Frank Hawkins, Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Marvin was elected presi- The Beimar Democratic Club Bank High School and Is em-above average marks until thi Remedy the cause and study Ham Bbrner, Mrs. Milton Mac- dent. 3 Pieces $ was hoist to the county organiza- ployed by Electronic Assistance term when I received a C in tw hard to prove you are really Donald, Mrs. Robert Layburn, Others elected were Mrs. Fred 1 tion. Assisting the president, Mrs. • Vat dyed :orp., Red Bank. • major subjects. My ambition i worthy of your teacher's rec- Mrs. Crawford Venn. Mrs. How- Fink, vice president; Mrs. Mi- 99 Keller, were Mrs. William • Pre-ihrunk - , , . The bridegroom Is a graduate to go to college and become ommendation. Fate has given ard Poduska and Miss Florence chael Carotenuto, secretary, and Hughes, Mrs. John Haag, Mrs. • Prints fc solids* Overlooked ie»ms if North Plainfield High School teacher. you a lesson which can be used Oberlin. Mrs. Richard P. Smithson, Sr., svmet PkMt Ml with profit when you become a Daisy. Rankin, Mrs. Ellen New- treasurer.. ind is employed by Electronic There were cheaters in my Mrs. Herbert /Brett and Mrs, teacher. Once you determine man, Mrs. Ann Crater, Mrs. Har- ssistance Corp., Red Bank, class, Being upset, I asked my Warren Huguley are ticket chair- The troop Is sponsored by St. Sherman's your goal, never stop striving ry Pflug and Mrs. Arthur Cava- Junior engineer. teacher to crack down on them, men. Clement's Episcopal Church. Home Decorators She retested us on a certain book to make it. nagh.. Scoutmaster is Richard Smith- The couple reside at 133 South The habitual cheaters didn't pass Dear Kitty: The group will meet again in son, Sr., and assistant scoutmas- US Broad St, 'embcrton Ave., Oceanport. Urewibnr} Word, spread that I started th My husband, our two children Jiine with members of the Regu- ter Is Robert E. Ring. The troop trouble. I felt Justified, even hap and I share a house with my Union Auxiliary lar Democratic Club of Keans- it participating in a spring camp- py. brother-in-law who is entitled to burg as hostesses. oree this weekend. Guild Meets Today the most awful thin half the farm on which we live, Plans Auction LONG BRANCH - St. Cehappened- . We had a substituti It Is very unpleasant for me. Am RED BANK - Finals plans for teacher test us on another book, :elia's Guild to St, James' Epls- I legally obliged to cook, wash an auction were made at last Mrs. Walter Cuje bringing up baby Inadvertently I held up my pa :opal Church met recently in thi and clean for him?. How can I getweek's meeting of the Union Hose per to recheck my answers, nol Fire Company Auxiliary. guild room on Broadway. Mrs, him out of the house without caus- realizing that the boy next to m ing any Ill-feeling? He has his William Fennelly led the group Mrs. Harold Allen has been COLLECTEO BV MRS. DAN GERBER. MOTHER OP B was copying from it. The sub own ranch.—Troubled-by-In-Laws named chairman of the' even in opening devotions and presided stitute saw and reported it to th • If baby is going Armour meat, with just, enough Dear Troubled-by-In-Laws: which will take place May 16Woman of the Year over the business session. regular teacher. The boy and : through a particu- broth to enhanceHhe texture. There is no law which makes in the Union Hose fire house. Members were reminded tha got zero. HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Walter L. Laughlin, Middletown. Two new :larly fussy teeth- you your brother • in - law's Fireman Thomas Kirman will be Sunday has been designated as I tried to explain to both teach members, Mrs. Frank J. Altschul ' ing period, it's drudge. It Is your husband's auctioneer. Cuje, 183 Davis La., River Plaza, •Armour Mtnt Protaln is com-Donation Day for the Evergreens ers and left in tears. The boy tol and Mrs. William Graff, and a —-best to delay place, not yours, to tell him so. Hostesses for the meeting were was named Woman of the Year plete protein, supplying all the them he cribbed without m> If he won't, then speak up your- transferee from Alpha XI chapter starting new foods until he's his Home for the Aged In Moores- Mrs, Allen, Mrs. Henry Canonlco by Beta Chi Chapter, Beta Sigma essential nmino acids that build town. knowledge Neither believes us self—pleasantly, but firmly. in Biloxi, Miss., Mrs. Jake Man- own cheerful self again. He might and re-build vital and Mrs. Charles Kirman, Mrs. Phi International sorority, at a The annual spring rummage My regular teacher was to hav chesian, all of Middletown, gave take a dislike to a food that may body tissues. Rita H. Doueltts received the dinner marking the 30th anniver- sale, sponsored by, the Episcopal written a letter of recommenda Dear Kitty: a report of their new work in be hard to overcome. tion for me to the college I hop< meeting award. sary of the parent group and the Church-women of St. James, will If artier girls took more time the group. • to attend. She is an alumna. I feel second-year for the Chapter. The Coordination tends to come 10 take place May IS, 18 and 17 In out to appreciate their moth- New Song like never golnj; back to sentry anniversary dinner was held here H»lp In th* loolhlng department active babies sooner than to,plac- ers-in-law, they would find less Mrs. Milton Brown, Middletown, the pariah hall. but will because I'm not a qui comef in the shape of Gcrbcr id ones. But re- to com'nlain about. Mine Is one of Crawford-Lull Saturday in the Alpine Manor. presented the international soror- The group voted to make ter. How can I prove I did not Teething Biscuits. member, physical contribution to the organ fund oi the finest. Even with getting lunch NEW SHREWSBURY — Mr. Mrs. George Harrison, Lincroft, ity's new prize winning song Extra-hard, waf- knowingly encourage cheating?— and Mrs. Allen E. Crawford, 750 development does the church, for her husband and another son retiring president, made the an-"Live With Wings." fle surfaced, theynot follow a rigid L. Tinton Ave., announce the engage- Refreshments were served by each day, taking care of her nouncement of Mrs. Cuje's ap- Mrs. Richard Perry, retiring provide the biting timetable. Id Dear L,: Nobody trusts a tell ment of their daughter, Miss he the hostess, Mrs. Martin Con- mother and father, she still finds pointment in recognition of hercorresponding secretary, present- satisfaction baby active babies ac- tale. Get busy. Regain the con time to help me with our laun Eleanor Tilton Crawford, to Gary lelly, Jr.. of Oceanport. fund raising and service work ed Mrs. Harris a gift in appre- wants and needs, quire skills faster, J fidence of your classmates and dry, shopnine, dishes and house- A. Lull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor during the past year, ciation for her two years of serv- Scalloped edges it's probably be- teacher. Learn to curb your su- cleaning Both mv husband and Iman H. Lull of Spokane, Wash ice as president of the group. Mrs. It pays to advertise Jn The periority. So, far the boy who Mrs. Harrison read a message for easy grasping. cause they make a greater effort are ernnloyec| so this reallv means Miss Crawford is a senior al Harris is a charter member of Register.—Advertisement, cribbed and confessed has e from the founder of the interna- pomethint! tn me. Tn turn I do AllRed Bank High School and Is the group. Mrs. Edward Meehan, T can to show my qratitnde.- tional sorority, Walter W. Ross of Favorltt food* are your ben bets Ac1tv» or placid babies need employed at Red Bank Lumber Red Bank, Is the new president Mrs. Andrew Malin, New Haven. Kansas City, Mo. when baby has teething trouble. plenty of protein for strength and and Supply Company. of the chapter. Conn, Founder's Day pledge was read You can encourage baby to eatmuscle develop- Mr. Lull was graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Mar- RUG CLEANING by Mrs. Edward K. Howe, River more with delicioui Gcrbcr dishes ment. Besides the Dear Mrs, Malin: You're Hill Military Academy, Portland ko, River Plaza, were guests. Plaza, and highlights of the year like these: Gerber Dinners- aforementioned AT ITS right. If more of us said, Ore., and Is an electronics tech Also attending were Edward K. (in rhyme) by Mrs. Robert Me- garden-good vegetables blended meat dishes ... "Thank you!" and meant It, nician serving in the Armed Howe, Walter L.Cuje and Frank with meat Gerber High Meat Oerbcr Egg Yolks FINEST AND FASTEST this would be a far happier Forces. J. Altschul, Jr., River Plaza;' Ed- Dinners-with 3 times as much offer a good In Your Homt • Or In Our Modirn Plant world for everybody, including RUMMAGE SALE ward Meehan, Red'Bank; Rich- source of protein, In-laws. meat as the Dinners and there- CAKE SALE RED BANK — The Little Sil- ard Perry, William Graff, Robert fore much more protein. Vege- plus iron and Send your problems to Kitty 1 MIDDLETOWN — A cake sale ver-Woman's Club will hold McLaughlin, Jake Manchesian, tables are added for unusual flavor vitamin A. A delicate fresh-ejg Kelly, Enclose a stamped, self- will be held by the Ladies Aux rummage sale Friday from 9 a.m. Milton Brown and Mr. and Mrs. interest. And for lots of high flavor and a dreamy, creamy tex- LEON'S addressed envelope and address iliary of the Old Village Fire Com Emmett Cherne. quality protein,* plus valuable ture make for downright delec- SINCE 1911 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING her care of The Register. Help- to S p.m, in the Union Hose fire vitamins and minerals-Gerber table eating. Gerber Baby Foods, RUG CLEANERS ful! leaflets available. .Send a pany tonight at 6:30 in the fire house, Shrewsbury Ave. Mrs.The group will meet Monday Meats for Babies-100% selected Fremont, Michigan. . stamped, self-addressed envelope house. Chairman is Mra, James Charles W. Stephens Is chair- at 8:15 p.m. In the home of WHITi ST. SH 7-2800 RIP IANK for "Jealousy," Capozzl. man. - Mrs. Harrison, Prlscilla Or.. Auxiliaries BED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, W*j 2, Plqti First Lisa Hasn't Met Her Match Ylt By MARY CAMPBELL could be the next U. S. Women's .phia women's champion. In Au-she became queen of the na- tion's chessboards by winning the AP Newsfeatnres Writer Champion. gust she did so well" in the U. S. Right away Lisa started play-1Open that the U. S. Chess Fed- Tournament Tag Day NEW YORK (AP)-Every col- ing in tournaments. eration rated her an expert (next Lisa and Mrs. Gisella Gresser, lege girl dreamt of meeting • In March she became Philadel-I highest to master). And in 1959who came in second, also won white knight Lisa Lane did. RED BANK - Nine auxiliaries the right to play in (he Inter- , Now, four years later. Li- national Chess Federation's Chal- to Rlverview Hospital will sa's romance is still as bright as lengers Tournament for women iponsor their first United Tag that white knight moving across In Yugoslavia this fall. Winner Day Friday in the nine commu- her'chessboard. there will challenge the women's ities they represent. Lisa is V. S. Women's Chess world champ, Elizabeth Bykova Champion, an animated -23-year^ ot Russia, to a 13-game match. The auxiliaries are coordinated old brunette in 3-inch heels and Foreign Rivals under a Voluntary Advisory a sbge 8 dress who can play Lisa is already getting butter- Committed Mr«.^5erBey Ca- chess, study chess, talk chess and still have plenty of energy left flies about the Challenger*. "I ter is president.- to checkmate popular misconcep know I'm the best women player The committee was organized tions about the game and the in the U. S. but I have no idea people who play It. how, I'll stack up in international approximately a year ago to help competition." ' co-ordinate the Interests and For one thing, Lisa says, all chess players aren't elderly. The The U. S. Chess Federation activities of the nin« auxiliaries U.. S. Men's Champion, Bobby would like to arrange a match and six existing volunteer serv- Fischer, is younger than Lisa. between Lisa and Yugoslavia's ices in Riverview Hospital. WORKIN& TOGETHER for Rivervlew Hospital are nine auxiliaries sponsoring a Unit- They aren't all antisocial— redheaded champ, Milunka La- zarevich, before the Challengers Friday's project wouldnothave ej Tag Day Friday. Auxiliary representatives are, seated, left to right, Mrs. Erneit "I have a social life. I have Kavalek, Harmony Auxiliary; Mrs. Thomas B. Ford, Jr., Red Bank; Mrs. E. C. Weiiv my chess friends—we have Tournament, but hasn't been able jarties (30 moves In 30 minutes) to raise the necessary money. . gether," Mrs. Cater said. right, Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Robert Bennett, Little Silver. Standing, Mrs. C. Theo- and non-chess friends—we go to Finances are a problem for LI-. Auxiljaries participating are dore Engberg, Fair Haven; Mrs. G. Stephen Young, Rumion; Mn. James W. Ronald- movies and plays." u, too, since she doesn't want to take time away from her diets Red Bank, Little Silver, Fair ion, Middlotown, and Mrs. Berkley A. Cater, president of the Voluntary Advisory They-aren't all patient— "If I go anywhere and have books right now to get a Job. nlZ^W^TlZ CommiH.^ which js.coordinating the group,.! Not. pictured ar. representative, to wait in line, I can't stand-it.'" (Lisa moved here In February to and Shrewsbury.' \ "on> Highlands and Eatontown. , Of «H hrfllinnr— be near more good chess players, ''I'm not a genius. What chess but finds she spend) most of her really takes is a logical mind." time studying.) But, says Lisa, it is true that Looks Ahead Judges Add Glamour Astronauts' Kitchen most chess players are men: "It She has received a $1,000 grant a man knows how to play chess from the People-to-PeopIe Sports he'll usually teach it to his son. Foundation, works as a part-time Dinner from a Squeeze Tube t's not likely that he's going to editor for Chess Life Magazine To Thursday's Party teach a daughter." But she sees and gives exhibitions tor clubs By JOY MILLER '• a seat to keep from floating no reason why chess should re- AP Women's Editor round. and schools, where she plays IS SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS-An ot an ancestry which includes main a man's game. to 20 people at once, running NEW YORK (AP) -Most as- They Want It Homey Interesting "trio" will perform the Gen. Robert E. Lee and Ivy Lee, Man Power (rom board to board. judging at the Star ot the Sea St., public relations man to John pects of space travel are still up After he's eaten, he'll wash the "Chess should be interesting to NEXT MOVE?—Lisa Lana, 23-year-old chest champion, in tile air. But one thing is cer- "One of my best assets is my. Academy luncheon to be held D. Rockefeller, Sr. A native of mouth pieces with antiseptic women because it's one sport in sees no reason why chess should remain a man's game. power of concentration," Lisa tain: the men will never be called Thursday at noon in Homestead Philadelphia, she has travelled Joths. Food waste can be put inwhich women Can compete with says. "What you really need to gastronauts. Country.^Club. through Europe, South America, elf-sealing bins and sprayed with men. without a handicap such as be a good chesj player is to be The Judges will be Marchesa Mexico, Puerto Rico and Cuba, The food they'll get will Bend solution to retard bacteria. a physical sport gives you. ItsO: n Lyon Estate able to visualize what will occur Iner Filiasi, Helen Lee Jackson as well.as the United States. them back to the Earth grateful For psychological reasons the mental, as you compete on the after you make moves. You of Steinbach Company and Peg- A "trio" of prizes will be for overdone steak and scorched kitchen will "look as homey as same level. should consider three or four or gy Curtis, who represent the; awarded for the most beautiful, potatoes. he designers can make it. But "And playing chess is a good Yacht Club to Sponsor five moves ahead and keep all fields of theater, fashion and ra-the most chic, and the most There'll be no point in packing lie ever-present coffee pot is out, way to meet men. Look at the the little pictures of the various dio, respectively. unique hat. Substitution of a gift a basket lunch for them, It would 'or one thing. Coffee is dispensed ratio—at the last U. S. Open positions in your mind." Marchesa Filiasi, New York certificate for the most beautiful only float around In the cabin, rom a hidden lightweight unll there were 180 men and 12 worn In a contest where Lisa is usu- City and Spring Lake, is the for-hat has been announced. while the knives" for slicing the vithin the feeding console. en."" Fashion Show May 21 ally pitted against a man, how mer Inez Courtney of Broadway Hostesses will be Mrs. George tomatoes would be a real menace Watch That Waistline Lisa first saw a chess game does she feel about losing? in 1957 while a freshman math and motion picture fame. Her J. McDonnell of Freehold, prest to crew and spaceship walls. Says John Rublowsky, th ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The D. A. Caruso, a past commo- "If I lose I really feel crushed, major at Temple University in professional career ended with er dent of the guild; Mrs. James How do you cope with the prob- magazine's editor: "The food Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club dore of the yacht club, is chair- no matter who I'm playing. I'm her home town, Philadelphia. marriage to Marchese Nicholas Eardley .of Little Silver, 'vice lem of weightlessness? With aci- will hold its second annual fash- man of event.which will benefit a poor loser. At first I can't even will be carefully chosen so as toShe'd gone to a coffee house on Filiasi of Rome. She has resided presidenr t of the oguild _,. and Mrs.entitle "forethought the WADD of ion show Sunday, May 21, at 2 the club's junior sailing program. look at my opponent" 'iold indigestion to a minimum a date and the boy sat down at in Rome and Madrid, and spends John W. Gulre of Long Branch, !«he USAF's, ARDC (That's the p.m. on the estate of Mr. and And winning? Jicarb might be dangerous, yoi a chessboard. Featured will be women's fash- fummers in Spring Lake, "French" charter member of theWright Air Development Division "When I beat a man, I don't Imow, it's a gas." Mrs. C. W. Lyon, Jr., Lufburrow Ions by Wilhelmina Dobbins, mo- Miss Jackson for several years guild. if the U. S. Air Force's Air Re- "I couldn't figure out what was La. and Navesink River Rd., Mid- know what to say to him. It There's always the prospec diste, 63 Riverside Ave., Red has been hat stylist at Stein- Pejjgy Lockwood, fashion co- ;earch and Development Com- going on and it intrigued me," dletown. must be very humilitatlng. I feel you'll get fat faster. "We useLisa remembers. "He taught me Bank, and hats and accessories bach Company, Asbury Park. ordinator for Steinbach Compay, mand) awarded a contract to a calories just lifting our arms.1 sorry for him. She acts as coordinator and the moves and within a month by Marion Wenzel of the Mad will be commentator for the fash- tome appliance. firm to design joints qut Rublowsky. "Weight "But i never feel this way dur- commentator in at least 10 shows ion display to be presented by theand build a space kitchen. I could beat him." Hatter, 15'White St., Red Bank. ing a game." lessness will cut 75 per cent of There alsq_ will be a showing of ~aTyeaf7 She also is a well-known department store; Spsee KttcheflPlni^ _ThatJall, lioJDi )ur energy expenditure.'"'" teshions for men! figure at the professional millin- A musical screen for Miss Camillo, a chess master, to teach And this is the way it will Maybe by the time they need, 1 U. S. COINS IRINft ery shows given in New York Lockwood's descriptions will be her. An award for the best hat worn work, according to the June issue 900-caIorie concentrates will HIGH PRICES by such designers as John, lily created by Miss Gloria Robert- it Space World: Not long after, he told her that by women attending will be an Dache and John Fredericks. come in tubes. if she really wanted to study she| added feature of the annual bene- Many eouu including UUH (mil shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The kitchen, approximately 10 ID your cbant«, bring high. prfr Her unique background consists Lincoln 0. Robertshaw of this fit event. mlumi. Tin n«r? un union ot Feet long by TA feet in dlame- tru Handbook ol U.S. Celni dim- place. Miss Robertshaw is a piano :er, in the forward section of a Assisting on the committee are fraud) dMCrttui ul lllti Uu Card Party pupil of Ann Rockefeller of As- prtMi ihtt deafen par tor *n>? multi-stage booster, would con- Horowitz Bar Mitzvah Rear Commodore George De- 1 coin trtr minted. UNION, BEACH - Mrs. Wilbury Park, and a sophomore at tain a small refrigerator plui Lorme, and Mrs. DeLorme, Leon- Him Ross wag hostess recently the Star of the Sea Academy. deep-freere compartment (run by RUMSON -Martin-Horowitz, Benjamin Diamond and children ardo; Mrs. Robert G. Douglas, I *' at a luncheon and card party ot Reservations may be made with son of Mr. and Mrs, Irving Horo- Atlantic Highlands; Mr. and thermoelectric unit), a three- Ellen and Robert, Hartsdale, New I (pin Uo pwt>» Mi «he Women*' Regular Democratic Mrs. Nicolette Lindhardt of Long cavity oven and a built-in watei witz, 18 Farm La, Eatontown, York; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ben Mrs. David Buttcrworth, Middle I MONMOUTH STAMP Club in the Daughter's of Amer- Branch and her committee, orj system of 2'/, gallon capacity with was accepted into the fold of Is- son and son Ira, New York; and town, and George Davis, Red rael as a bar miUvah Saturday ' AND COIN SHOP Va Hall, Cambridge Ave. through any member of the guild. a heater to provide hot water as Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lugovoy, Bank. Bob Goodman, Middletown morning by Rabbi Gilbert S. Ro- |» HONuonra m.. mosun needed. Ridgefield. florist, is in charge of decora- senthal here in Congregation Bnai Also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Post tions. But none of the appliances wil Israel. , . Around Monmouth be used as they would be on and daughters Shelly and Lee earth. Martin read directly from the Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gaf- 'orah—the first bar mitzvah in fin, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Mostly they're used for dis- With Mill! the congregation to do so. Cantor in Bllckstein, Flushing; Miss pensing, not preparing. Snack Sydney Schacff, his teacher, pre- Pamela and Valerie Eliot, Fay- By Mrs. Albert J. Hruslca . items such as candy and nuts wil! sented him a rare edition of a etteville; Mr. and Mrs., Morris be available, but most actual food Fashions shows are all lovely Henry, Highlands; Sandra Me Torah reader in recognition of Friedman, and daughter Eleanor, D. A. Caruso Niel, who is "Miss Safe Boating will be in pre-processed or dehy- his diligence in mastering. the Kew Gardens; Dr. and Mrs. Mil- and a delight to every woman. drated form. And they'll come In Hie parade ot shows of the of 1961" and a student at Mori- reading of the Torah, which is ton Gurvitz and children Robert either in big squeeze tubes o: last several months, each one mouth College; Mrs. Ernest F. more difficult than the prayer and Linda, Dr. and Mrs. Mur- M* MM teems lovelier than the last. Blakeley, Red Bank; Mrs. Wil-ans. books. Martin has won every ray Hilton, Great Neck; Mr. andBeach Qub So the "Maytime" fashion show liam (Ellen) Hazelton, Navesink; Strapped-in Supper prize awarded by the congrega- Mrs. Ira Keller and sons Neil at Shadowbrook Saturday after- Mrs. John (Madelaine) Christolas, After the astronaut selects his tion- for both attendance and and Stanley, Jamaica, Long Is- noon seemed the most beautiful Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Edmund meal he puts the containers re- scholarship. land; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Is Robbed NOW IS THE TIME quiring heat in the oven. Within Klein, Rosedale; Andrew and to date. B. (Marion) Ryan, River Plaza; A Bible from the congregation SEA BRIGHT — The Driftwood Nancy Hughes and Mrs. George 30 minutes the food will be and the Sisterhood was presented Karen Kleeger, Rhinebeck; Mr. TO STORE YOUR FURS! More than being just beautiful, Beach Club was entered and H was a smashing success. William son, Rumson; Mrs. warmed to 175 degrees. to the boy by Albert Fink, con- and . Mrs. William Keller and Mrs. Charles M. Preston of Charles M. (Marjorie) Preston For dehydrated items there's a gregation president Abraham Za- daughter Carole, West Hemp- robbed Sunday night or early Fair Haven was chairman of and Mrs. Nikl (Grace Lang) pressure pump within an air-frei ger presented him a certificate, stead; Miss Judy and Nancy. Lip-yesterday morning, Police Chlel ton, Laurelton, all in New York. Steinbach's the party, which was the first Vuyosevich, Fair Haven, and water system the pilot can oper- and Jack Rothstein, a Kiddush Gilbert W. Boyer said. • annual fashion show and lunch- Mrs. N. E. Homicko and Mrs.ate manually with one hand whili cup, from the Men's Club. eon sponsored by the Rosary- William Herron, Little Silver. he holds on to a support bar witr Mr. and Mrs. Horowitz were An amount of money not yet Altar Society of Nativity Cath- The party is .for the benefit he other. That's because watei hosts at a reception and dance Five Teachers determined, but probably in ex- _ Dependable cess of $400, was taken from the olic Church, Fair Haven. Fash- of the junior sailing program, doesn't behave at zero gravity ai honoring their son Sunday after- office, and from the cigarette ma- ions were by B. Altman & Co. which Is being initiated for the it does under normal circum noon in the congregation social Get Contracts chine and juke box, the chief The success of any party is al- first time this year. stances. hall. A highlight was a candle- EATONTOWN — The board of FUR STORAGE said. ways the result of hard work by There will be celebrities To eat canned foods, the astro lighting ceremony with the boy's education last night, voted to of- many people, and among those present from the theater and naut puts a mouthpiece on eacl parents and sister, Linda Mae fer contracts -to five new teach- Entrance was gained by re- is os near as your phone! contributing talents and labor to associated arts world. container then places it in Horowitz, and guests participat- ers to replace instructors who moving a small window from this party were"" Sheila and Al Their names will be announced squeeze-type device, that force: mg. have resigned. rear door and reaching in to un- (Beauty In) Stone of Fair- Haven. when their acceptances are eon :he food out of the container in. Guest List The new teachers are: do the lock, the chief said. Call: Besides being one of the seven firmed. to his mouth. On pliable tubes o Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joan. McDonald, kinder- PRospect MOM SHadyslde 1-40M or eight beautiful models, Sheila This theft, according to Chie; food, normal hand pressure wi Ben Camrner, Brooklyn; Mrs. garten, at an annual salary of; CApltal 2-9000 TWinbrook 2-4000 made all the boutonnieres and all Boyer, shows a similar mode ol Dr. Mason Gross of Rumson, do the job. Samuel Keller, Rockville Center, $6,200; Mrs. Audrey. Doering, the table decorations and floral operation to that used in two rob- From telephones designated: president of Rutgers University, And all this is done while tfi N.Y.; Isadore Gurvitz; Brooklyn; first grade, J4.600; Mrs. Anna- arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weintraub, beries late last week In Middle will address the Home and School containers are snapped into hold belle Smith, first grade, $5,000; WHitney 6, HOpkins 2, WEbster 8, Diamond 1 & 9, Valley Stream, N.Y.; Mrs. Wil- town and Shrewsbury. Al did the coiffures and make- Association rneeting at Rumson- irs and the astronaut is strapped Mrs. Elizabeth- Mack, second OLdfield 7, SWeetbriar 3,. SEaside Park 9, ft up for all the models. Fair Haven Regional High School liam Ohrenstein, Bronx, N.Y.; Dr.grade, {4,600, and Miss Patty Detective Gerald Cramner and FOxcroft 3, call WX 3737 (no toll). CHestnut 4, And, as usual, the high fashion tomorrow at,8:15 p.m. and Mrs. Simon Kleeger, Rhine- Woodmffrsecondg'raderKiMrWodff d d $40 ' "ic f John Carmody "" inVe* COlfax 4. LOwell 6, OSborne 1. Tricky Tray , beclc, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ( worn by the 400 or more women Everyone Is invited to attend; The booard reappointed Dr. W"ne- UNION BEACH - The Ladie: thur Elio, Fayettevllle, N.Y.; Mr. attending the luncheon made it including non-members and non Barry Grabelle and Dr. Norman. difficult to distinguish who were residents. Auxiliary of Union Gardens and Mrs. Robert Llpton, Laurel- ton, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thetford as school physicians and models and. who were guests. Dr. Gross gained nationwide Fire Company completed plans set their fees at $1 for each child The award for the prettiest hat fame on TV as a "Mr. Encyclo for a tricky tray party recently Hilton, Great Neck, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs, Ben Tongue, West Or- examined and $4 for each board IF YOU WERE T... worn by a guest was given to pedia" on Herb Shriner's ".Two The affair to be held in the fin employee examined. Joan (Mrs. Christopher) Kelly of for the Money" show. house May 24 will be in charge ange, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel you'd want to spend your summer Naidoff, Red Bank. Also reappointed were: Fair Haven. Mrs. A. Gardner Fox of Clove: of Mrs. Harry Chandler. Attorney, Abraham Zager, at months at this luxurious summer re- La., Rumson, is president of thi Hostesses were Mrs. Edward Also attending were Glenn and an annual fee of $350: auditor. sort. Cool and crisp weather all Tomorrow, Crystal Brook Inn association and chairman ot thi CuIIen, Mrs. Alex Diamond am Joan Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-|Herbert A. Carusoe, $1,200; and will be the scene of another fash' meeting. Mrs. Edwin Haug. uel Alexander and son Mark, Mr. attendance officer, Eleanor Win- year-round and the rates art eco- Ion show and luncheon. and Mrs. Bernard Schreibman and ning, $600. nomical, too.. So call now for your James Allen, Eatontown; Mr. and It Is being given by St. The Edward Waldrons, former- CYA MEETING reservation. s Margaret's Guild of the Epis- ly of Essex County, have moved NEWMONMOUTH-The North- Mrs, David Bunion, Neptune copal Church of the Holy Com- into that marvelously modern ern Monmouth County Catholi Township; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Receive Blame munion, Fair Haven, with house overlooking the ocean in Young Adult Club will meet tc Lehrbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Lester RED BANK — Councilman fashions by Flora and millinery [Monmouth Beach. morrow at 8 p.m. in St. Mary*i Bogart, Mr. and jMrs. Robert Thomas F. Oakley last night said by Flo-Joy, both of Red Bank. It was custom built for the Catholic Church hall. The meet Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Solo- repavlng or portions of Soring Mrs. Warren Huguley and Mrs.Waldons by Caruso Construction ing will follow rosary and bent mon and Mr. and Mrs. Jack St. and Elm PI. torn up for a Herbert Brett of Fair Haven are Co. ot Atlantic Highlands. diction in the church. Hecht, Lincroft; Mr. and Mrsdrainag. e project last winter can Robert Curcio, Long Branch; Mr. ticket chairmen. not be started yet because of| All teenagers and parents a\ DAUGHTER BORN and Mrs. Leon F. Rosenfeld, Mr. unstable soil conditions. and Mrs. Nathan Borman, Frank The fabulous fashion show and teenagers interested in a caree: RED BANK - Capt. and Mr: He said the ground still is wet Rosenfeld, Steven Feldman, Lit- cocktail party given last year "by in the theater as as an actor o Lester Don Simon, are parem from heavy rains, and it would tle Silver; Dr. and Mrs. Victor the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club in any of the theater arts will be of daughter, Rachele, born Sai not be economical to pave the Siegel, Mr, and Mrs, Harry in the magnificent game room taking the first step in the righl urday in Riverview Hospital area now. s. Greenwald and Cantor and Mrs. and sWimmlng pool area of the direction by attending the benetil Capt. Simon Is a physida: Scharff, Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. "Bill" Lyons estate on performance of "Mr. Barry' serving, in US Army in Koree SEVEN MAKE ONE Delbert Mammen, Rabbi and Sirs. Etchings" at the Navesink LI Mrs. Simon Is the former Elaim SPOTSYLVANIA, Va. (AP) - Lufburrow La., Middletown, is Rosenthal and Daniel Stansky, brary Theater Sunday afternoon. Winters, daughter of Mr. an This is the story of seven rivers being repeated this year on May Fair Haven; and Mr. and Mrs. Entire proceeds of (Ms show Mrs. Jack Winters, 10 Sllverto -tiie Mat, Ta, Po, Ni, Matta, 21. Burt Isaacs, Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. George (Irene) De- will go Into the Monmouth Ave., Little Silver. Poni, and Mattaponi, all rising Lorme of Leonardo and Dom- Players' Scholarship Grant Also Barbara -Stern, New In Spotsyivanis County. Intck Caruso of Atlantic High- fund. QUAKER GROUP REPORTS Shrewsbury, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- The Mat and Ta run together STORE YOUR FURS AT... lands are chairmen of the This will be an annual award, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Th ard Gurvitz, Allentown, Pa.; Mr.to form the Mntta and the Po party, which will exhibit spring (he only one of its kind being American Friends Service com and Mrs. Robert McKelrnan, and the NI join to form the Poni. Pluckening; Mr, and Mrs. David When the Matta and the Poni and summer fashions In bathing offered. ( mittee spent more than $4,838,49! ••Its, sportswear and cocktail It was given to Victoria Cami In its last fiscal year for worl Rubin, Westtield; Mr. and Mrs.join it is the Mattaponi. irases by Wilhelmlna Dobbins of Rumson this year, to be used wide service projects in peace ec Isaac Blonder, West Orange; Mr. But, alas, the Mattaponi does-, UNION-IMPERIAL i and Mrs. Ernest Grunwald, Sum- n't run into the sea-it Joins the I CflQ BROAD ST a* Bed Bank. by her in the school of her choice ucation, youth service, intern: 1 ww wvlw SHREWSBURY SH 1-2228 Vickie I« a student at Red Bank mit; Miss Myrna Weintraub, Val- Pamunkey to form the York, one' *'* A partial list of the 15 models tional affairs, and community r 1 Includes Mrs, Larry F. (Anne) Catholic High School. lations. ley Stream, N.Y.; Mr. and'Mrs. of Virginia's largest. A fi£D BANJC RtGISTEfi Jackie Jensen's Wglkoui Due To Poor Showing; flatting .130

BOSTON (AP) - Jackie Jen. is not the remit of aoap Judg- pretenses, (estimated 1961 talary ten's (uddcn walkout on the Red ment," Liston quoted Jensen at is $90,000.) I always returned dol- Sox wa* officially unexplained saying. "This Is not snap Judg lar for dollar. Now I don't feel last night' u a train carried ment For^ *e paat five days I can do that any more. him closer to his none and fam- I've been able to think of nothing "I want one thing understood, ily in Nevada.. else. Dr. Menninger agreed with I'm not quitting in the tense of Today Red Sox officials, and particu- me IO I'm quitting. I feel much the word. I'm not quitting this larly Manager Mike Hlggins, better about It to know I have time, as I did last year, became want to bear from the M-year- his-approval." of my family. I'm'not quitting LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - The old outfielder himself why he took Dr. Menninger declined com because I fear flying, which I hick of the draw yesterday *et a midnight train out of Cleveland ment. * still do and always will. Saturday. Ulton quoted Jensen further up a special teet rflf, etrly speed "I haven't been' able to help There was some speculation Jen- "I don't want to take owner the team. I thought I'd make It for the Deity Trial today, final ten was looking ahead to air Tom Ya«*ay'« money under falsa in the comeback after what prep race before Saturday's 87tb tripe which the team would make seemed like a good spring . . . running of the Kentucky Derby. to Kansas City and then Los but I've been losing weight Angeiei. Jensen has a known fear In the list of 10 trial entries, all across my chest. And instead of of flying, but he might have left getting stronger . . . I've been of them Derby, eligible*, the the team for another reason '— getting weaker. I don't think even three favorites were split two and his poor showing after a year's the retarn ot warm weather one on post positions. All three retirement. would help. Jackie's wife, former Olympic' are known for early speed and 'I don't want to continue hurt- diving champion Zoe Ann Olsen, may display it In the $15,000-Add- ing the Red Sox. And I certainly felt it was his poor playing. And don't want to hurt Mite Hlgglns. ed one mile feature. Boston Traveler's baseball writer I know Mike would have argued BiH Liston wrote from Kansas The trial favorite, A&erta with me and tried to talk me City that's what Jensen told him Ranches' Four-and-Twenty, drew out of It. Ill call him m Kansas before ha boarded the train. Us City when I get hoow and taik the ninth slot in;the starting, ga^e, ton quoted Jensen as saying: and will he flanked only, by the to him then.". "I can't hit any more. I can't second choice, Fred W. Hooper's Listen wrote that Jensen ex- run. I can't throw. Suddenly my plained he didn't want the rea- Croiier, on the outside. reflexes are gone. 1 am quitting sons for his leaving to be made But the hometown horse, J. only because I have too much public until he bad talked with Graham Brown's He's A Pistol, pride to be,the 25th man on,tic his wife. . Red Sox." drew the post position and a wide "This is too important for me UNDEFEATED GOLFERS — Middletown Township High ^hoopf golf team it leading the Shore Conference Golf Jensen's wife — unaware of ooen chance to race down the rail to tell my wife over the phone," these quoted comments — said League with a 5-0 record. Yesterday the Lions defeated Brick Township, 12-0. Members of the team, left to right, if he can make the getaway Jackie said. "I can't do it by on learning Jackie was headed quick enough. wire. I don't want her to read it •re Paul Marker, Charlie Layton, Joe Kovelilci, captain, Coach Jack Toy, Randy Bennett and Dick Bennett. The home: "I'm just speculating, bat The race starts from a chute, in the newspapers or hear it on I have to think Jade feels he's Lion golf en play home matches at Beacon Hill Country Club, Leonardo. with a full hair mile of straight- the radio. I want to teU Tier first hurting Boston's chances." away for the spring test before in person — to explain every- the horses hit the turn. And early Jensen has a .130 batting aver- LEAVES TEAM — Outfielder thing personally" speed may be Important -If a big age for the first 12 games of the Lions Down Jackie Jenien of the Boston field runs Saturday in the Derby. season. He has hit safely only Mm. Jensen,MW Jackie wired Player Waii&To Be First her only; "arriving on train in The Derby, scheduled for 4:30 six times in 46 times at bat and Red Sox .jumped the club af- Reno. Don't jump to conctaatons." Brick, 3-2 p.m. ESTT, will be televised and has only one RBI. ter it arrived in Cleveland. carried nationally by radio (CBS) Liston wrote that Jensen left Red Sox Vice President Dick LAKEWOOD — Middletown His wife said she will try to O'ConneH said, meanwhile, Jen- Eaoh of three horses will be the team after consulting with a Foreigner ifi Top Money DerbyTownship's little "Golf Pros" did sen is "too fine an atHete and carrying top weight of 122 pounds Boston psychiatrist, Dr. Roy Men- talk him info rejoining the it again yesterday and swamped person for us- to take any action Brick Township's golfers, 12-0. for the trial, including their prob- ninger. team when he arrives He has a connection with ft against him until we know what SAN ANTONIO, Tex., (AP) - are entered in the Tournament here on Lakewood Country Club's able Derby jockeys. Johnny Long "My doctor toM me that my Gary Player, flie very British of Champions starting Thursday. golf manufacturer that pays him decision course. den will be aboard Four-and- young man from South Africa, Back in the late 40s Bobby a nice stipend. His exhibitions 4 For the Lions it was their sixth Twenty, Braulio Baeza on Craz- already has won much more mon- Locke, also a South African, — he will play about 15 — will straight win in the Shore Confer- ier, and Doug Dodson on He's ey than any foreigner to trycame to America at the age of bring him about $750 each. H ence League. Middletown is theA Pistol. < 29 and proceeded to win about gets royalties from a golf glovi American golf. But that's only only undefeated team in the cir- The remaining seven nominees, and golf bag, shoes and shirt half his ambition. $50,000 in one full year of cam- cuit. starting from the No. 2 post po- and is cashing in on television. He wants to become the first paigning and parts of two others. Mlddeltown wasn't at full sition, are Injun, G&yburn, Star, A Gary Player golf set will go foreigner to lead the dollar derby Locke's biggest year was 1947, strength with its starting four as Gay's Pal, Prince Nerida, Harry on the market, probably next ''within these shores. when he took $24,327.50 and was Dick Bennett was not in action. N. and Dr. Miller. Willie Shoe- year. Golfers have been known to At Jfc*' moment, Player is em- second'Jn money winnings. However, Paul Merker turned in maker will ride Dr. Miller, car- get $30,000 a year out of this. broiled In a contest 'with golf's Player, who is 25, has won $47,- a 90 and it was sflU better than rying 116 pounds. biggesgg t name in America—Ar- 068.54 this year, and in 68 tourn- The young man from Johannes- any Brick Township card. Around Churchill Downs as the nolld Palmer—foPlf r thhe hhono r of aments played in America over burg is doing quite well for him- Randy Bennett led the Lions late arrivals of the expected No. 1 money winner. a period of five years has grabbed self and has been the year! with his 78 on a pair of 39s.big Derby field were, checking Gary is more than (7,000 ahead oft $91,368.29. He has averaged sensation in the world's golf, He Charles Clayton was one stroke in. therft was,, a, lot; o(( chatter of Palmer. But a little more almost $1,500 per tournament. has finished in tne money in, 3 behind with a 42-37 round-. Jo(?, about a .brilliant, workout by dicing of the lead — such as —Gary^y s inromeJrpm_golfJ_g „ and straight tournaments. Koyalski ^completed the quartet Carry Back. . caine Sunday when Palmer won sidelines thihi s year shoulhldd bbe Player is popular with his fel with a card of 38-3&-S4. Ctockers caught" Carry Back In the Tom Open's M,VX) first mon- around $100,000. He'U spend a lot lowNilayers as well as the crowd John Bryne was the best golfer 2:06 2/5 over the mile and a ey here while Player managed of it because he is out about $500 and everybody loves his British for the Brick team with a .$8quarter Derby, djsfance yesterday onry M51.25 — and Gary's am per week making the American accent which causes, him to say card. He went out in 53 and came morning, and jockey, Johnny Sell- bitJooi might be dashed. tour. His wife andttwo children "the mahsters" — which he woi back in 45 for a ers commented later "I was . The next battle will be at Las travel with him and he also has when Palmer bogeyed the lasi The Lions took all of the flabbergasted he did it so easily." Vegas where Player and Palmer a governess on his payroll. hole— and to term the Kentuck matches with each man picking Carry Back "had a lot left at Derby at Louisville the "Darby.1 up three points. the finish," Sellers reported. The Derby record for themile I Mlddltloirn (1!) SQUEEZE.PLAY — Andy Acquaro, .Run-on-Fair Haven Regional High School, lays Gary also is learning abou Ptl and a quarter classic is 2:01 2/5 this privacy business — whethei Charlie Layton _, -.43-37— 79 3 Reds Defeat Phillies, RAndv Bennett ....39-3l>— 78 3' by Whiriaway in Wifc down a bases-loaded squeeze tymt against Atlantic Highlands in Friday's game. an athlete In the public eye ha Joe Kovtlilcl _.i .3M8—,M 3 Paul Merlier 42-48— 80 The Tiger catcher is Mike Ciarneclci. Rumson won the Shore Conference contest, any privacy. He thinks the bloke Brick TowniMp (0) certainly does but it's doubtful Pti 5-2.'" ' -••-•. ^ 3-2; White Sox Win, 65 John Bryne J3-45— OS . 0 if ever again he refuses to sai Eii Fr«« 48-6S—106 '8 why he fired his caddy as wa Jack Cartsr „ 40-68—107 0 Associated Preig Leo Cardenas and Don Blasin- Bud Sharkejr JK6I—114 0 the case at Houston. ' After an explosive week-end game did It. Fishing Derby Scheduled Predicted Log It was the third consecutive hit Gary did that and notice of I that produced a no-hitter by War- went up on the Scoreboard, I ren Spahn and a four-home run for Blasinsama. the second base- Baseball's man acquired from San Frands- caused a sensation. The writer! Rules Will outburst by Willie Mays, base- tried to get him to say why. Hi In Fair Haven Saturday ball fell back into the old rou- co last week after going O-for-12 this season. declined, saying It was a mattel Top 10 tine last night—Philadelphia once of privacy. FAIR HAVEN-The Fair Hav-i Milton A. MacDonald, recrea- Be Changed more gave Robin Roberts just Jim OToole was the winner ASSOCIATED PRESS en Recreation Commission will tion director, announced that But after thinking it over, ni Bmtimes l-andli, Chlcato 14 S7 liever Turk Lown (0-2} fat the Kallnc. Detroit 14 57 porated into the program as Inter- ert M. Earle, chief observer, and Canh, Detroit 14 4S Capalbo, Middletown Town est Is indicated and facilities be- The Reds, Jumping back to White Sox. Harmon Killebrew ID M George DeLorme, assistant chief Power, Cleveland ship High School player, hit leventh place with their second homered for the Twins' first two Mantle, Nrw York 18 52 Stakes Books come available. They include ten- Inspector. Earle' Is secretary of straight- success after losing runs, of! starter Frank Baumann, Home Runii I Kan* Halted In the first home run for the nis, swimming, volleyball and fl>« Atlantic Highlands Yacht eight straight, beat Roberts with Mantle; N.Y, 1 Manila. N.Y. 17 shuffleboard. while the Sox counted their first Clrntlle, Hall. 4 Frannona. Clev. Liont Friday when he con Club, and DeLorme Is rear com' a tle-breaking^run in the fourth three off Chuck Stobbs on hom- Smith, Chicago 4 Offline, Ball, i, Out to 5,000 modore. Inning. An error, by shortstop Colavllo, Detroit 4 Cash, Detroit 14 nected against Red Bank ers by Jlrn Landis, A! Smith and KlUHHWftkl, InA. 4 Mlnaso, Cnlcaio 13 rJCEANPORT — Stakes books Ruben Amaro and singles by Camilo Carreon. Alllion. Minn. 13 The contest from here to Atlan- iri Catholic in the seventh in- for Monmouth Park's 50-day sum- Buc Golfers tic City will be held Saturday,' The first National League bat ning. It didn't help the Lions, mer meetings opening June June 24. Principal awards are ting champion was Roscoe however. The Cateys won 9 and running through Aug S are the City of Atlantic City perpet- . "B-BB- bless you!" Barnes of Chicago, who hit .403 Defeat Brick ual troohy for the skipper regls- ' Major Leag during the 1S76 season. the ball gqme, 10-4. being mailed this week to more FORT MONMOUTH-Red Banfc tering the slightest margin of er-" than 5,000 owners and trainers High Sohool's golf team had ror in his prediction and the Ab- by Racing Secretary John tight match yesterday, but came secon Island Power Squadron's out of it with a 7-5 Win with Turner, Jr. trophy for the winning navigator. Central Regional betas the opno- M New Jersey's Thoroughbred sition on Fort Mbnmouth's Harry Megonlgal, a past com- racing center has scheduled a course. modore of the Atlantic Highlands . program of 19 stakes, providing Yacht Club, is chairman of thn ' By The Associated Press For the Bucoos it was their a total of (669,500 In added fourth win in the Shore Con- committee handling the predicted monies which it is expected will lot; contest frtm the northern end. Associated Presa NATIONAL LEAGUE ference Golf League against one attract the leading thorough- His counterpart In Atlantic City (All times Eastern Standard) Monday's Result defeat. breds in all age divisions. Despite a 9 on the last hole, is Anthony Ruffu,. a past com- AMERICAN LEAGUE Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2 mander of the Absecon Island Monday's Results (night) Highlighting the schedule are Bob Klrkpatrick scored an 87 to three fixtures with an $100,000 tie his opponent, Dick Balestri, in Power Squadron. Mnneaota «, Chicago 5 No other games scheduled New York at Washington, post- W Pet added or guaranteed value. The the point department with li GB Ncjan shot a 48-42—90 for a half poned, rain San Francisco ,10 Monmouth Handicap for three- each. Balestri had an 89 with .625 point for Red Bank. W I Petl GB Pittsburgh .... 9 .600 year-olds and up, at one and one 41 and 48. Detroit 10 4 .714 Los Angeles ..... 19 .556 quarter miles, will be contested Buc Bob Pearson picked up a Itad Bank «> July 15; The Sorority for two- Pti. New York 9 5.643 Milwaukee 8 .500 big three points by defeating Max Rob KtrkpnttlcK _...Ii Hob Penriin _,:.IS-<7— IW a will be run July 29 and Aug. 5, Boston 7 7.500 Cincinnati 7 10 .412 48s for a 86, Rloh Johnson of CrntrMl Beglonal (6) respectively. led Bank added two points to Cleveland .. 8 8.500 Philadelphia 5 10 .373 Die)e): : 3aleltrl ,....(1.48— HP 114 Baltimore _ 8 8 Turner points out that Wednes- the cause in knocking off Bud B|l l Llltll t .:.. (142— B« 2H .500 Today's Games and QlbbonB 50-48— K 1 - Kansas City 5 8.383 Probable Pitchers days and Saturdays will be stake jlbbons for important points. Al M". Cawlejr -.Ja4M—114 O Washington 5 11 .31) San Francisco (Sanford M) at days at Monmouth. Seven loa Angeles 4 9.308 Chicago (CardweU M) 1:30 opportunities for three-year- Today'a Came* and p.m. '•) olds and up, five for three-year Probable Pitchers Los Angeles (Wlllltms 1-1) at olds, and five for two-year-olds, Detroit (Dunning 0-2) at Wash- Milwaukee (Nottebart 1-1) 8 and two stakes for the hurdle ington (Srurdcvant 1-0) 7:05 p.m. V division are programmed. p.m. Philadelphia (Green 1-2) at Cin- Stakes will close approximately Chicago (Wynn 2-0) at Cleveland cinnati (Hunt 1-1) 8:05 p.m. two to three weeks before the (Gjant 14) 7 p.m. Pittsburgh (Haddlx 0-0) at St. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS — John Burns, right, accepts the Chiefs' trophy fron dates on which the features will New York (Dlfmar 2-0) at Min- , Louis (Broglto 1-2) 8 p.m. Chief Harlan Hogan of the Middletown Township Ifire Department after he won tfK be run. May 15 will be the first nesota (Pascual 24) 2:30 p.m. annual Middletown Fire Department rolloffs Sunday night. Competing against rrrem- closing for ths inaugural day Baltimore (FlaherO-2) at Los An- Pitcher Oy Young of Boston feature, The Oceanport Hand- bers of 16 teams, Burns rolled a 403 series end a 253 game. Tha Chiefs' trophy is " i (Orba 1-2) 10 p.m. won 32 games in both the 1901 icap, as well as for the Select (Delodc M) at Kansas 9 Handicap to be run Saturday,! ] and 1902 American League base- given to the man with high average. Burns had a 203 average to win. Chiefs of the Map?* Avi. at White St. SH 7-5700 Httf. (Daley w) I p.m. ball seasons. department donate the trophy, • • ' . ' June 10, and the Salvator Mile to be run Wednesday, June 14. 1— Aitmry Ave., Asburj Park tjjt MM BED BANK REGISTER ' ToeaJUy; fay 2, 1%1-U Bobby Thomson Recalls Homer By BILL ROBINSON ' One of the world's great cruising grounds occupies Hie western Caribbean, where the Windward and Lee- Against Dodgers 10 Years Ago w*rd Islands He athwart the never-ceasing easterly WATCHUNG, N. J. (AP) - >atter, who represented the win-Thomson said, " I was concen- trade winds. The islands north and south between 'en years ago Bobby Thomson ning run. trating on getting a hit. I thought smashed one of baseball's most "Bobby, if you ever hit oneI had * hornet at first, but then Puerto Rico and the South American mainland, in a [ramatic home runs. , home run), nit one now," LeoI saw the ball start to sink. When chain that has no gaps of more than a day's run. They Today, Robert Brown Thomson, lid. I got halfway to first base, I 17, a former outfielder-third base- The first pitch was a strike. saw the ball, disappear into mo tMjS'ithln sight of each other across a bright blue, man, who played for five dif- Jut Thomson tagged (he next stands and then I knew we were whiteoap flecked sea. ~ 'erent teams, is gone from base- rerve on a low trajectory toward all right," he recalled. sail, but not forgotten. the left field barrier. The ball Bobby later played with tha A cruise $iere, such as our family has just com- But tile trim-6-3 "Flying Scot" eared the wall about 315 feet Milwaukee Braves, Chicago Cubs, pleted by chartering the 52 foot ketch Viking II, is an s content to remain here with way, accounting for three runs Boston Red Sox and Baltimore LIFE BEGINS AT 40 — Warren Spahn, who pitched a no-hitter lait Friday night and ils wife, Elaine, and his 7-year- which won the game and the pen- Orioles, before tie Orioles re- experience of a lifetime, for it combines ideal sailing •Id daughter, Nancy. "I think nant by a 5-4 score as pande- leased him late last July after a need* 10 more victories to achieve the charmed circle of 300 wins, has written three conditions with a continuously fascinating array of I'm all through playing baseball," monium broke loose in the Polo] brief three week-trial. "Then I stories. In "The Way to Pitch" the brilliant 40-year-old southpaw ace of the Mil- Thomson said. irounds. decided it was time to quit," places to see. waukee Braves tells of his start, tha importance of legs to a pitching arm, his con- "I'm sure I could play tor one "When I came to Sie plate," Bobby said. jf the new teams (the Los Ange- trol, his follow through and how he picked up pointers during his brilliant career. les Angels or the Washington His no-hitter was over San Francisco Giants. Senators). However, if I didn't iroduce Immediately, I'd be trad- ed. I don't want to be known as i baseball bum." Lane's Johnny Temple Deal|CBA Downs No matter how many bad days >r poor plays he made, Thomson will not be regarded as a "base- Paying Off for Indians St. Mary's ball bum." His dutch home run in the 1951 playoffs, capping NEW YORK (AP) — Ooe of |moved Temple to Cleveland whil»| In Dual Meet phenomenal comeback by the New York Giants to win ttie the numerous transactions made general manager at Cincinnati, PERTH AMBOY -i Christiai National League pennant, far by Frank Lane while he was now holds the same position with Brothers Academy, Lincroft, yes- overshadows any feat he ever Cleveland's general manager Is the Indians. He succeeded Lane terday continued to display its performed. starting to pay off for the Indians. last week. supremacy on the track bj 1 Johnny Temple is delivering the Temple collected eight hits in knocking off St. Mary's 78-30. To set the scene: the then dividends. 22 times at bat In last week's! Frank Ragan started CBA off Brooklyn Dodgers looked like Temple, who hit a mere .268 games. Minnie Minoso of the to a sweep in the 440-yard das! cinch to win the pennant when In his first season at Cleveland Chicago White Sox, who has a with a 57.9 time. Then it wa they opened up a 13% game lead In' 1960, currently leads Hie maj- consecutive game hitting streak Terry Broderlck leading Ihe wa; over the Giants on Aug. 11, 1951 ors hi batting with'a .429 average. ot seven, has had 13 hits In his for a sweep hi the 880-yard rur less than two months before the He has bit safely la aU 16 Cleve- last 24 times at bat. He has with a 2:15 docking. season's final day. But the since-transplanted land games. moved Into second place in the Christian Brothers continued Giants staged their now famou: Lute Is on longer In Cleveland American League batting racp "sweeping" and took the mil take the bows for the 1950 with a-.381 average. run, with Charles Dippel going miracle run" and caught thi trade that seat Gai McLlsh, Billy Wall? Moon of the Los Angeles the distance in 4:49. Dodgers at the wire, forcing a best two-out-of-thre: playoff se- Martin and Gordon CoJeman to Dodgers managed only four safe- Another sweep was recorded ii ries. Cincinnati for Temple. The mas- ties in IS trips last week, but the shot put with Auggie Zillin- ter trader is sow with Kansas held onto the National League car tossing the ball 43 feet The Giants copped the firsl City. lead with a .417 mark. Jos Cun- inches. CBA also swept the jave- game, 3-1, beating Brooklyn pitch' Ironically, Gabe Paul, who ningham of St. Louis moved into lin throw. Bob Genmano gettin; er Ralph Branca on a two-run the runner-up spot with a Nor 14 the victory with a heave of 142'6'' homer by Thompson and a soli performance that boosted his av- belt by Monte Irvin. Clem Lablm THE MIGHTY MICK — Th. Pride of tht Yankees, Mick- SUMMARY blanked the Polo Grounders, 10- erage 10 points to .400. CBA n — St. M.ry'i frcall-in-a lecua throw — Won by Olai ond in amazement. The much-traveled speedster Mickey Mantle of New York it 81.M); 2. Zllllncar (CBA); 3. He LOS ANGELES (AP) - When 11,000 people In a place that week's cruise. The weather was in the high 70's the American League pace-setter OBA). D!itmc«-Ill.«. When the Dodgers tallied the] the Los Angeles Angels said they holds 21,000: U was bad. has collected dozens of trophies Hlfh Jump — Won by (Tie) Toi and brilliantly sunny the entire time. (:Tfc0;trade.wind and a fat bank, account in recent in Twiners with seven and runs Bolter (CBA), Morfan (8LM); 3, (Tie three eighth inning runs, Thomp- might draw a million this year, "It probably resulted from a ' batted ft'with 17. ' MuiVeMiui (DBA), stranaberf (CBA) son committed an error that lei maybe they meant a million yean, winning the New Jersey HelBivt-S'4". series of circumstances. We'd just blew at 15 to 18 knots for ail but one day — highly un- state championship and placing Frank Lary of Detroit, Bob Javelin throw — Won by Robei in one run and made another pos laughs. lost seven straight. That didn't Germano (CBA): 2. Sauter (CBA); sible. second nationally for the stock Friend of Pittsburgh and' Don Zllllncar (CBA). Diatanee—lir«". It hardly seems likely, on the help much. usual in the area — when it fell off to,a whisper. Broaa Jump — Won by Curry (8LM) But in the ninth, Alvin Dark car title, also finishing second Elston of the Chicago Cubs lead 2. DeCarlo (CBA); J. CroddlcK (CBA: basis of early returns, that they "Then we'd been rained out got matters going for the Giani Our yacht was run by Sten and Brita Holmdahl of for the national midget car rac- the majors, in pitching with 4-0 Ketance—1MW could have been talking about so much on (he road — hadn't u ing crown.->l v-' '';<• i ••• •• • records. Don Drysdale of the with a single' to center and Doi played in four days. We weren't Goteborg, Sweden. It was one of'th'e'20 dr so vessels Mueller followed with a single people/KI^M" The .versatile auto Jockey, re-' Dodgers \as the moSt strikeouts, getting good consistent expose in right. Irvin footed out to first But it may still be too early to In the charter fleet operated by retired'British naval garded as excellent material for 33. Golf Course the papers. What can you write baseman Gil Hodges for the firs! calculate just how many people the Indianapolis Speedway; clas- about when it rains?. out, but Lockman smashed can be lured into the park with officer Commander V. E. B. Nicholson and sons out sic—and who frankly admits that] "Another factor was that peo- 1 Starts Monday double, scoring Dark and sendini the smallest capacity in the of English Harbor . such is his ambition—has cap- Netipen majors to watoh an Americas ple kept hearing we were sold Mueller to third. out for opening day. They just tured top honors on every major RED BANK - The Red Bant League grab-bag ball club whose A typical day of cruising would see us leave a Mueller was injured sliding inti didn't seem to believe us when speedway on the East coast ex- Parks and Recreation Committi immediate destiny looks darker third and. was helped off the field we said we had pjenty of seats harbor about 0800, making sail as soon as we hit the cept at the Old Bridge Stadium Defeat Neptune will sponsor a 10-week course ft than thelnside of a bowling ball. While Branca' ohecked his sign; left. They figured It must be a open sea. Astern of us, the island* we were leaving here. LONG BRANCH — Gary Gold- beginning adult golfers startln Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the sec with his catcher Roy Campanella The Angels were encouraged sellout. 'i Elliot, whose racing schedule|be7g7~rBml^klirwon"'M Sunday when they drew 16,297 for would be bright green and brown, while off on the was too busy to continue a fruit ond floor meeting room' abov Giant manager Leo Du'rocher con- "Right now everyone Is hopeful. important "down to the finish" a doubleheader with the Kansas southern horizon our next destination would loom as and produce trucking enterprise Red Bank police headquarters, 5: ferred with Thomson, the nex Sunday's crowd was good and wo doubles match yesterday to give City Athletics — wHo have made between Florida and the New Monmouth St. should do very well this week a purple, cloud-capped smudge. AH day, as we bar- Long Branch High School a 3-2 a specialty of appearing before York metropolitan area-^whlch against Baltimore and New relled along on a broad reach through dancing white- victory over Neptune in a Central Pro Andy Sikora of Beacon HI Holy Name Slates ntimate groups. be subsequently abandoned in fa- Jersey Tennis League match Country Club, Leonardo, will coi. York." caps, with flying fish and porpoises playing under the vor of the motor sport—wiil pilot a played on Asbury Park High duct the course. Mr. Sikora was This was a substantial improve- Wrigley Field is less than one- bow, die island astern and ahead would gradually ex- potent machine powered with a School's courts. the 1957 Pro-Of-The Year and Golf Tournamen) ment over Saturday, when it fourth the size of the Coliseum, looked as though the Angels and radically different Thunderbird With the match even up and the tournament chairman of the New where the National League Los change characteristics until the one over the bow as- SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Minnesota Twins might not draw engine at the stadium Sunday. final doubles in session, Gold- Jersey Shore Winter Golf Leagu_ Angeles Dodgers play, but Kaze sumed the green and brown tints. • The Monmouth County Junio enough for a hand of pinochle. figures his little park has one big Great as the record Is of the berg and Conklln came through He also teaches students at Rum Holy Name is sponsoring iti son-Fair Haven Regional Higl About 5,000 showed up for tha! advantage. 26-year-old's, he will find a host with a 6-4, 6-0 win over Howard annual golf tournament Thurs On the higher islands, such as Guadeloupe, Domin- School. one, but the game was on local "We think people will get a of talented, aggressive and unim- Comstock and Richard Eittreim day, May 11, at the Homesteai TV. ica and Martinique, volcanic peaks soaring to over pressed rivals in the week-end for the winning point. Assisting Pro Sikora will be Pri kick out of coming back and Golf and Country Club here. More disappointing was the speed jousts; 14 of his opponents In the other doubles match, Angelo Petraglia, Spring Meadov seeing baseball in a real ballpark 4,000 feet, would appear and disappear amid a con- The event is open to all Jun crowd of 11,931 the Angels drew are current track or state cham- Paul Schlossbach and Pat Tier- Country Club. Mr. Petraglia " he said. stantly changing qover of dramatic clouds. Perhaps ior Holy Name boys of the Tren for their home opener last Thurs- pions In their own right, repre- ney, Neptune, defeated Stan Croy- president of the New Jersey Sho To draw a million this season, them most impressive was notorious Mt Pelee on Mar- Winter Golf League. ton diocese, and there is no iiml day. the Angels would have to average seriting speedways from upper dem and Tom Meyers by 6-2 to the number of boys who ma; tinique whose 1902 eruption wiped out the city of St. New England to Florida. sets. No equipment Is needed by th "We were all discouraged by more than 13,000 a game. It's student other than rubber-solec participate from each parish. that one," said Angel publicity neither impossible nor very like- Seven events are.slated for Sun- Goldberg had a tough first set Herre. shoes;. Clubs, ballj and practii Eighteen holes will be played chief Irv Kaie. "Let's face it - day, featuring both the pros and against Comstock in the singles ly- mats "will be provided.. and the Calloway system will b - Once we moved past the northern tip of an island beginners in separate contests. before getting the win. He took used in scoring. Team am the first, 7-5, then breezed home Classes are open to adul into the lee of the mountains, the wind would grow individual trophies will be award with a love second set. In other students in the greater Red Ban ed to the top golfers. A specli Sweden's International Track fickle and" light!, with sudden gusts of trade wind oc- singles, Conklin, Long Branch, area. Persons desiring to tak event will be a hole-in-one coi casionally blasting down the slopes. Then it would Jayvees defeated Eittreim by 6-1 sets, and the course must register at th first session Monday, or contai test, and another will be a drivin, be down sail and on with the diesel engine until we Schlossback, Neptune, defeated Star Has Tax Difficulties Croydem, 6-4, 6-4. tha Parks and Recreation offlo contest. made port in mid-afternoon in time for some sjght- Beat Manastpian The registration fee is $10 pel Entrance fee will be $2.50 STOCKHOLM (AP)-Sweden's a gift, said Johansson. Such gifts seeing ashore. RUMSON — Rumson-Falr Ha- person for the 10 weeks. cover green fees and trophies: most widely known international are forbidden by the Swedish ven High School's junior varsity ' Although the open water passages are remarkably Rides 5 Winners track star, Dan Waern, has been Federation. If the gift charges oamo from behind to defeat ALL RIGHT IN RIGHT ... By Alan Mover similar, each island offers very different attractions. chajged government's In are found to be true, Waern will Manasquan's JVs, W, here Fri Some are British and some French, with resulting con- At Laurel Track ternal Revenue controller with re- be declared a professional, Swed- . trasts in currency,- language and driving habits. (All daVl ' * ' Jockey% Bobby Corie rode fivs ceiving money for running as an ish officials indicated. of them drive like maniacs, mainly depending on their i The -Mariajjiuap jayveej un- winners at Laurel yesterday In- amateur and failing to list it as "I realize the implication of my loaded cW Pat Cross to score six cluding Close Array in the fea- Income. actions in this case," said Johans- horns; and it is quite confusing to drive on the right tured Utterback Purse. Waern, fourth behind Herb El- son, "and I have nothing person- runs before the Buldog chucker Moving into second place in the one day and on the left the next.) liott of Australia in world record al against Waern. But I feel I could get a man out. jockey standings behind Herberto breaking time in the 1,500-meter1 would not be doing my duty if Guadeloupe and Martinique are both departments John Post relieved Cross and Hinojosa, Corle also won with Olympic run, authored a story I did not see this through." held Manasquan scoreless for sev- Kamal Bey ($14.60) in the first of France, not colonies. They are well-cultivated agri- last year entitled "I Can't Afford Saturday, in London, the In- en innings while giving up only race, Get Some More ($9.40) in To Be An Amateur." Shortly after ternational Amateur Athletics culturally, have cosmopolitan cities as large as 50,000, two hits. in the third, Lucky George ($5) that he bought a $68,000 farm in Federation banned Mike Agostini, a good network of roads and a general air of prosperity. The Buildogs scored three runs in the sixth and Mr. Touchdown Trinidad's former sprint cham- in the fourth and two each in ($5.80) In the seventh. West Sweden. It was these two things that pion, from world competition be- ».• The remarkable fishing canoes which go far off- flie fifth and sixth innings. The] He had no mounts in the second brought Waern, holder of the oause he charged in a story pub- shore from these islands—slender splinters unchanged lone tally came in the first frame and ninth races and finished world record for 1,000 meters, to lished in a United States maga- Heavy hitters for Coach Petej fourth qn Milky Way in the from Indiari days — are now all equipped with brand the attention of Erik Johansson, zine (Sports .Illustrated) that Lawrence's charges were Jack fourth, and third on Bo Lofland federal income tax controller. IAAF officials "were responsible j new American outboard motors. They cowboyed around Damico and Pete Woglon, each in the fifth. Corle, matching He filed a complaint against for. track stars receiving money | us offsore like so many Sunday afternoon hot-rodders slammed a homer. Hinoiosa's five winners on open- illegally." Ftmi.onF.lr Havrn JV (fit ABB II ing day, now has 25 for the meet- Waern last week, It came to light OP the river at home. In Martinique we had dinner at Diimlco. 3b „..- 4 3 yesterday when the Swedish Ath- Rr>^tnion, cr —.. 2 1 ing, which ends Wednesday. Hlno — ADVERTISEMENT — a Frenchjestaurant as good as any we have sampled tubbard. If - 3 0 iosa, who was set down for 10 At. letic Federation appointed a com- Thomnmn. rf 1 mittee to Investigate the possibil- and at a remarkably reasonable price. K-vier. rf . I) 0 days effective Wednesday through P£T#orr, AT TME - D'ckson, . 3 0 May 12, has ridden 34 winners. ity that Waern may have jeopard- . Dominica, British, is far more primitive, with wild KHmar. o . .3 1 X/PE OLP /lee o?26 ized his amateur standing. The Nation's Largest Torirmon, HI .1 0 Close Array won the featured rugged mountains covered by lush rain forests A Pauteit -0 1 committee was asked to make Haitirool: . eighth by a length over Dun- its report this coming Saturday. Business Firms Tlailfty flfl ~ _..L»». . raven alter running the mile and into its interior mountains was an unforgettable ex- nianifenhiirro,'2b Waern oould not be reached Woglon. 2b .2 1 an eighth on the grass in 1:49. perience. British St. Lucia has a modern town in Crow, p . . O I) immediately for comment. He is Lease Cars And .» 0 He paid $18.20. Galway Bay was Castries, rebuilt after a fire a few years ago, plus an in Greece, making a sports movie. Total! • third. Muuania IV (•) Prior to buying his farm, Waern Trucks From Avis excellent harbor full of yachts.. Fltrpitrlclc, Sb was a free-lance sports writer! Our favorite stop was lies des Saintes, a group ot B and a fireman in his hometown Over 100 of the top firms in Rutgers Loses 1 small islands between Guadeloupe and Dominica. They of Gafle. America lease or rent their ve- According to the complaint Is- hicular needs from Avis. Com- have a fishing village peopled by descendants of Breton To Columbia, 41 sued against Waern, he received plete maintenance of all vehicles fisherman, who make a particularly graceful type of NEW YORK (AP) - Columbia at least W.000 In 1959 bul re- leased as well as full insurance M SPENT V/RTUAUY ALL OF , LWBe ported an Income of only $1,600 boat much in demand in all the islands. The Saintes posted its third straight basebal UFETME MARK coverage Is provided by Avis. victory, defeating Rutgers, 4-1 TUB PAZT 2 &eA6ati£ /At The complaint also charges that] have a lazy, Polynesian charm that is something special CE/i*6R F/ELP.BUT0£FOREU FROM.911 7O*3o6. on numerous occasions that year If »" want more.information on in a game shortened to seven in- r 1 nings by a persistent drizzle yes- VA'PViATtlE'P MAO At» BeatBat Waem received $200 from clubs **&«* *• <» "> *"«*•«' W"" Our cruise took in less than half the islands, and VSAR* Jft fVOHT f/ELP. ' choice call Avls-Rent-A-Ctr, 102 Total* J „' "aSriioo SLjI'teritay. Murray Melton struck out for appearing at track meets. Hanuquan V ,— someday, somehow, we'll be back to visit them again Itumion-F. H R*». JV J00 38 x—»'"" One-halt of etch $200 paymentlW. Front St, Red Bank. SH RR — Dmteo * and see the rest as well. ton. IB — Mattered three Rutgers hits. was for expenset, the other hall'l-MW. \ I \ - •' \J . By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD li—7Wty, Ifcr % BANK CROSSWORD PUZZLE t* Y«ter4 H-pinmr nun ana aaa 33333 want. w IT-FonndUaf PIQ^a 332 3P133 When this hand was played in U-Orcrmr 10-Ponm It-Symbol for 11-Fwtc recent team match, the con- tutahim UUndi anaaas ananas tract was the same at both ta- 11-Rinc la whirlwind Italy N-Note ot scale bles. In both cases, also. West H-lCut iSWUi led the four of hearts, and South M-Dlrty _^_ 17-Butter Jt-ComraunUti •ubstltuu 4I-Uncoulh U-Unnily won with the queen. ll-Tsroalar (COUoq.) crowd Each declarer now went after Iwdar M-Dulah 4J-Sur back ST-LuMeit* IS-CUria HUB* l>Und 41-ConJuncllon ' IS-Artificial the diamonds. West refused the M-Dropw JI-suip ot dots ll-Symbol for Untiut* first and second diamonds, but U8enwd tS-S«panUoa yttrium W-attvt uml - U-Vin'. 17-Tldln«i 48-Juonps SJ.PrtntWr' won the third diamond «^th **"• nlckoam* IS-Maeaw H-Hljotlt m«uun ace. M-Sow H-Fnilt Boint «-Not» ol Ktf* i M-Ccllec* The defense now depended on official U-Hibnw how East discarded on the sec- BtODCil ond and third diamonds. Did he ' d-Muilcll ask for what he wanted—or for dnaft «f-Bum what he didn't want? «Ere> i {•-Female Foolish Discard steep W.) At one table, East foolishly dis- W-Plluter 12-RlTer In IS carded the seven and deuce ol Tranquilizer German? H-A >Ute spades en the diamonds. West Ubbr.) obediently led a spade when he U-Sun tat Use Seen M-Plr»t* took the ace of diamonds, and |»-Bati7lon!aj> South had eleven easy tricks- 41 diitr three spades, three hearts, tour For Disease ItlctmtrlbiittS diamonds and one club. to a common fund East didn't want a spade lead. CHICAGO — Test tube experi- tt-Anolnt ments indicate that the tranquil- M-Stlnt so there was no need to signal 1 (alibr.) violently about the spades. On the hgr meprnhnmat^ jn mMIHnn -I fly LEE FALK and WllSON McCOY #T-Wii» cop contrary. East's correct defense its effect on the nervous system, may also have an influence on SQBUW«M3UianU1?f«Dr»iyraSNT WWUSJOEHJ60! DOWN s to discard the deuce of spades TOKXJgHOME'PEtgL/BEAUyfiOINSTH Blfl».WC«C at his first opportunity. one of the mechanisms involved KTMJ in immunity to certain bacterial •Leaed This was done at the second J diseases. ••SxclamaUoa Dtatr. bj U«4t»d IWtm «j»alala. table ol the match. West could see that hearts were hopeless and Preliminary experiments con- that his partner didn't want ducted at the Institute of Micro- Students Write spades, so he led a club when he biology of Rutgers University took the alee of diamonds. show that meprobamate, com- Letters in French mercially known as Miltown and Now the defenders knocked out MEDICAL Equanil. when fed to uninfected the ace of clubs before South KUMSON - Students, with fac- guinea pigs, changes the be- could set up any spades. South ulty adviser Mrs, Martha Vicenii, havior ot white blood cells so that MEMOS have formed "the French Pen could take three hearts, four dia- they behave like cells from im- Pals" group a part ot the Rum- monds and one club, but nothing mune animals. son-Fair Haven Regional High else. As soon as South led, .spades, Drs. Rosslyn W. I. Kessel and School French (JIub. East could take the rest of the Werner Braun and Miss Janet clubs to defeat the contract. • Student members of this group Boughton reported these findings The rocking chair should be- DAILY QUESTION have just received names of at the 61st annual meeting of the By ED DODD come popular again. It Is a French students abroad from the Partner opens with one spade, American Society for Microblol' MARK TRAIL healthy way to sit especially lor and the next player passes. You International Students Society, ogy. WEIL GO TO A MOVIE elderly persons. and are now composing letters to hold: Spades—8. Hearts—J 7 6 They described how-white blood AFTERWARD-MR. STANLEY Sitting for. prolonged periods these students. 2. Diamonds—A 7 6 3. Clubs—K IS GOING TO DRIVE US.. cells of guinea pigs had been TIMMr? WAIT/ causes a slowing ot the circula- The purpose of the pen pals 1 6. What do you say? maintained in laboratory cultures tion and weakness of the mus- group is to stimulate the student Answer: Bid 1 NT. You don't and had been permitted tc cles, including the abdominal to write in French, to learn about really like notrump, but your ingest bacteria that causes indu muscles, which, in turn, result in the people, customs and ge- hand isn't good enough for a re- lant fever in man. The ability/of constipation. sponse at the level ot two. All ography of France, and to pro- these bacteria to multiplpyy inside ••'' The rocking chair at least ot- mote international friendship and you can afford Is the general the white blood cells could then TUAW/..J_1 WANT ters some exercise. It encourages understandingddi . weaknesk s response. --pUje-measurect * YOU TO CO IN TO TOWJ the return of the blood through WITH m TOOW ANO (he veins ot the legs back to the 6EE PR. GRANVIU-E., YOU KNOW HE'S A TV and Hi-Fi Take to the Wall NICE POCTOR AMP HE'S INTERESTED By VIVIAN BROWN . INWU/ AP Newsfealure Writer By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRAWALL Wai space js being utilized NUBBIN more ingeniously than ever in modern decor. We are learning more about blending hues from KIPPI6 HANDCUFFS wall art in room decor, take WHAT'5 YOUR IJ % BOUW... TROUBLE'? )} more notice of details, such as heart It thus takes some ot th framing of what we display, and strain away from the heart. The have learned to compliment our rocking motion stimulates mus- furnishings with some unusual cle tons and keeps the joints of wall decorations. » the body moving thereby prevent- Two objects that.are a nut ing stiffness. It also helps to pre- sance to correlate in home furn- vent congestion ot the lungs. ishings decor, — the television Mentally, there Is something and hi-fi — are also taking up •bout a rocking chair which make wall slack. Mural television has It an excellent tranmilllxer. made a hit and now mural hi-fi stereo units are finding popu- larity. | Pair Fined New built-in sets have slimmer POGO fly WALT KELLY speaker unjts that may be con- cealed behind swinging pictures: For Thefts The equipment cabinets housing NEW SHREWSBURY - Two the radio and phonograph mech- Neptune men were fined $105 each anism can be built into book- by Magistrate Marvin E. Schae- cases or into the wall. (er after they pleaded guilty to A wall backed by a closet or stealing Items from the Hamilton stairwell Is especially desirable House motel, Hamilton Rd., Sat- for such built-in installations as urday. the record changer section must James R. Johnson, 12 Rutgers be deeper than the thickness of Ter., and Noel J. Colwell, Shell the usual wall. A room divider PI., both of Neptune, were or even a kitchen cupboard are charged with the thefts by Sgt. other ways of, installing hi-fi. MURAL TELEVISION Looks decorative and keeps the set Fred Garrabrant. out of the way. Stephen Lucisano, IB Terry La., While these units do require a New Shrewsbury, was fined $30 certain amount of carpentry un- and can have it included, wall to use, expensive custom-made less one is building a new home installations make it unnecessarycabinets. on a charge of, being disorderly. fly ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST His wife, Mrs. Ann Ludsano, MARY WORTH signed the complaint. Willie J. Roach, Jr., Springwood Ave., Neptune, was fined $6 for driving without a registration In his posesslon, and 915 for driving without a license. His brother, Clarence Roach, same address was fined $55 for allowing an un- licensed driver to operate his car Eatontown - The Holy Name Society of St DorotJiea'j Catholic Church wil hold its annual Communion breakfast Sunday, May 21, In Crystal Brook Inn. Frank di Don sto is chairman.

International Brownie Day wil be celebrated at Memorial Schoo Friday night, May 19. Loca Brownie troops will represent in dividual countries in their pre sentatlons.

Mrs. Fred Smith, Albany.N.Y. was the week-end guest of Mrs Arthur Frailer, Broad St. d*iU mn I Hiding gloss Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawrence KITCHEN ron«' coori — end family ol East Orange spen a week recently at their'summe home on South St.

The Methodist Men's Club meet. Ing will be held at the Methodist Church, Wyckoff Rd., tomorrow. Dinner will bo served at 6:30 p.m., followed by the program AVJMMY, \ / THE COAT THIS COAT'S I / ISN'T TOO .Ronald Berry is president. TCX7UTTU/J I U Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Morris South St., have returned from t month's vacation in Hollywood Sarasota and various other spot! In Florida.

Arthur Pierce, South St., leaves tomorrow for. assignment in Key CE l m | (on west, Fla., after a three weeks' ^? comWu/?l/ i,'Vvin ' P J" °f "Paclous living In accomplished in thl$ modest-alzed l»»ve. Seaman Pierce completed i,*! / 'W " « "M dining rooms In one large area. AM/ifonal spaciousness IB by lar«e sliding glass doors In the dfoliui area which open onto a porcfi solarium. Living hb basic training at Great Lakes •pace <• 1,329 Bquar* /«•«. Ihe architect it Rudolph A. Matem, 90-0416lBt SL. Jamaica 32, Naval Training Camp in Illinois N.Y.,cnitimplcml$No:HM64H. M0HLX HOMES' ANNOJNCEMEHTS HELP WAOTED-FEMALE HELP WANTE&-MALE ' F0R8A1E F0R8AIE APAHTMENTS RED HAM REGISTER LOST AND FOUND WE ftOO|tt rU&NZMfED /in ' iM week ineos, vuniei, farklog included. C»- Tuetdsy, MUy 2, 1%1—L5 houseworker^Kik t&S week Just Releai^d From Warehouse for Quick sirafcU neighborhood. Adults, 88 Pros- EPiR-Cook, lire ' APPLY NOW peet Are.. 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Available at )r parochial, church, train, or PLYMOUTH, VAUANT, IMPERIAL: 1000. * EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER — eltctrtcal itandartis \ Priced from $50 once. Near depot and Btores, Rent $100. CHRYSLER Good typlit, thorough knowledge ot Ini- Calibration o( teat and mcuuit> Wrlle "ICeansburt", Box 511. Red JUS. World renowned artist sae'ri- • 7' CHRIS CIUFT runabout. 100 h.p. tial entries and posting to general tnent equipment. Bank. icing this lovely three bedroom, Ul WMt Front St. R«a Bank Inboard. Leather | IIMTHUNDBRBIRD with power ic tor, tlM. Call Hm a-0039 after t p.m. EDWARDS Bucklin Fruit .Farm O. HcCue Agency, 30 Ridge Rd., Rum rage. Large plot. Assume 116,000 ceuorlti, low mllwie. Call BH 1' 60 Broad Bt flH T-0577 Red Bank •son. RU 10444. OAT SLIPS FOR RENT — C INSTRUCTION PHALANX HE. MNCROFT Gi mortgage. |19,300. •eoi or IIH .7-MM. MVE-IN MAID OUTBOARD MECHANIC - BXPIRI OARAGE FOR RENT — Convenient to Yacht Works. 1(1 Bodmaa PL, Red ENCED. BOAT CARPENTER'S HELP- SH 1-0M0 MEMBER OP MULTIPLE 1I6T HILLMAN HUSKY STATION WAU Bank. BH 1-43M. RJCFEBEKCE3 business section. 92 H&rdinK Rd, Red ON — Radio and heater. Very good SK 1-7811 |R. EXPEBIBNCED. SANDY HOOK SETTLING ESTATE — Castro iofa Bank. 6H 7-4067. LISTING SERVICE eendttloa. Call CO 4-6358. 16' LYMAN RUNABOUT—35 h.p. Scotl BAY MARINA. HI 3-1450. bed,, blue, J75; blond mahogany coffee electric starting; motor, navy top, wind CASHIER—Marino Theater, Highlands. MEN table- with drawer J15; drum table RENAULT DAUPHINE 1938. 18,000 Must live in immediate vicinity. Ate FIRST CLA8B PAINTER8 WANTED Lawrence J. Schilling shield, full cover, remote controls and Call to match $10; Formica dinette- table miles. Fully equipped, radio, heater, steering wheel, trailer, cushions, man; no object; For appointment call *\t- with two leaves. lour chain and china HOUSES FOR RENT S spring Street Bed Bank automatic clutch, wlndihleld waaherf, olher accessories. $600 firm. AT 1-000' nlngs, Mr. Parks. AT 1-0M& CO 4-7787 Learn to Operate cloaet ItOO; H en, ft, Frlgldalre $T&; ale. 1750 or beat ofljtr. OB 1-3767. MANY FURNISHED RENTALS - In Sllldysldi 7-iUt evenings and weekends. WAITRESS-COUNTER OIRL — 5:30 CUTTERS — Must be experienced on Hoover upright Bweeper J35; bedroom all prices and alzes. Ella Wiltshire RED BANK AREA IBM DB SOTO — Two-door hardtop, a.m. until 11 a.m. Experience prp. children's or ladles' coati. Apply Lonr. act, iea loam double bed bookcaae Agency. HBO Ocean Ate.. Set Bright. DELTA RUKABOUT 11'. with m B double dresser, chest drawers, nlun 3 VAIABl two-tone blue, power steering am tin motor. Excellent condition. S17& Terrell. Phyllis Coffee Pot, Hwy. 33, Branch Manufacturing Co.. 20 Thlr* HEAVY BIS 2-0004. Open seven days. VA MOttaO brakes, push button drive, radio and Keyport. Ave.^Long Branch. CA 2-S8<5. labiet $250; Hollywood double bed box HU 1-1315, no answer SH 7-2602. IlL'MSON — Unfurnished small cot- Pour-year young split level, profei- heater, whltewall Urea. Many more ex- spring, Beiutyrest mattress, $75; chest sionally landscaped acre, 22' Uvlnz trai, M25. 7I7-H361. 1959 18 FOOT MFO - With 1859 Mere, SALES-SPECIALTY SBOP - Bridal ei RETIRED MAN — Would you like to or drawers J20; bedside laule SS; china tage suitable for adult couple. Living perience helpful, top lalary learn real estate buslnessr Work four room, kitchen, gas range find refrlgent* oom, large kitchen with wall ovta trailer, cuattloni, canvaa top. call CO EQUIPMENT •ervice for eight, complete, 1.5; kitch and (Uihwaaher, Four double bedrooms, LAUBRETTA SCOOTER — Two-nater, 4-H9J alter tj. ... TYPIST-CLERK »55 or five daya. flvo hours. Beach Ajency in utensils; J-way bridge lamp $*• 8 tor. bedroom and bath. Hot water oil IBM. 1175. Good condition. Call HI 3- SECRETARIES IBS *ray floor lamp $10. etc. All Item* two heat $75 monthly on lease. John L. three full baths. * Paneled recreation 15' RUNABOUT — With 25 up. out- Mlnugh Agency, nhone RU 1-0715. room, 22K]3. Full basement, screened 1418. WAITRESSES, several, high caliber , DRAG* LINES years old. SH 1-0487. . porch, two-car garage. Storms and board. Front controls, and trailer, I47& EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY WAIT UNTIL YOU HEAR THIS ONE! BHWS81 after » p.m. MEN WANTED BULL DOZERS, SCRAPERS WIDE BELECTION OP RENTALS - screeni. Principals only. $27,990. LI 2- 1961 Plymouth deluxe suburban, 4.000 60 Broad St. SH 7-4577 BRING YOUR ROLLERS! Furnished and unfurnished. . Imniad 1271. TELEPliONE SOLICITORS —Perman- Our nrm needs 11 clesn cut men !»• Scalloped & Fringed ate occupancy, Samuel Telcher Akenc miles. New car guarantee. Power , PULL SHOVELS LITTLE aiLVEIwnueebtdroom cuicui- steering, automatic, radio, heater. I ent work from own home. 8elect your 38 to work lor recently opened fac Oceanport Ave., Oce&nporL Call or dlr tom ranch, alz yeara old. Aaaume Gl kimon, new car at % real aaving. BUSINESS NOTICES own hours. Fun or part-time. Commo- tory br»nch. 184 to start. Can SH l WINDOW SHADES LI 2-3500 or Li I-350L tion. Write "BOUCnoRS"' Box 511, CLAM SHELLS, GRADERS mortgage. > 1,3,600. SH 1.8T58 evening*. Put On While You Wilt I COTTAGE — Thren rooms and bath. FOR TRIE WORK, C*Q tree sartlea. Red Bank. M1DDLH1TOYVN AREA — Custom built Maurice Schwartz Topping, trimming, removal. Call ' COUNTER MAN WANTED by whole- Trained men are earning $165 per week $199 Completely furnlahed, all utilities. 162 split levcli. SH 7-4216'dayi, SH 7-127S 2-4230 for tree aatlmataa. Full tnaura HOUSEKEEPER — Excellent salary, aal« plumbing ana heating supply Hrm. and up. Thouiandi of additional men monthly. 787-6746. evenings and Sundays, coverage. five days & week. General dutlej and AlteiPlpe & supply. SH Mill' ara needed right now to operate the I ea. & Sons care of qno child. Live in. Conrettinat THREE-BEDROOM house. Shrewsbury MIDDLETOWN—Eight-roomi split lev- location. «H 7-0J19. .' - yv* ,; JTJL1TY MAN - Uust have some heavy equipment used in building $110 per month with maintenance, ex DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS »r WOOD — And klndllnc* >r aale. Base- l(: InoiHedtfOI mufnrr and taU rtpo ln- road*, brldgfs, damn, airfields, etc. PROWN'S eluding utilities. Call ADams 2-S363. el, garage, partly furnished, corner PLYMOUTH, VALIANT. IMPERIAL, menta. attlca eUaned-"^ ?&&» moved. WAITRBSSE3 SfAKTUn yver KM| lasllalloh,- %ady employment. Apply in 32 Broad Bt., Red Bank, SH 1-7100 ADams 2-4438 after 6 p.m. property. Aikinf (17,500. OS. 1-3403 eve- CHRYSLER Cement wort. Llehi ,riajttiat, 8H 7-1812. Bluejsy Diner. 9J M«lli St. KMen> leiraon onIy;*iTOe Pep Boys, 42 West Complete training flvei you actual ex nings. lit Weat Front Sf. RRtBul CHARLES HOWEEUiisn ColUriaM. mnt St R«dJ»»Tik perlsnrfr on Jieavy- -equipment-at our ENRICHED NURSKRY- TQPSOIL — . 1VE-ROOM HOUSE — Lease. >e UE.W-.BPIJX-JJl.VB.I4 -ssv,*. JURW .With. it?" a'tTS •TeTeTtHeW" requited. t"!SH= W- 1 red dent training center, with •raploy- $3.00 per yard delivered. Call trees. Brick; froDU Four bedraomi, l ^ SHadyllda 7-0187 Porches, patios, sldewallu. So job too STENOGRAPHER for Iniurance office FOREMAN — For jlrl'a coat lactory. ratnt assistance upon completion. SH 1-1662 2.VU after 5 p.m. OPEN NIGHTS small SH 7-4471. in Lonir Branch. Permanent position. Must be thorojjhly eiperlencm. Call baths, fireplace, dishwasher, recreation Apply Box US. Lonr Branch. SPRINGFIELD RIDING MOWER room, enclosed porch.' Priced right. OS IBM OLDSMOBILB 88 convertible, blu< GRASS CUTTINO AND BDOINO. for details, CL 4-2367 or svenlnas. CL Far complete Information, lend name, 1-2751. • • Call WAITRESS EXPERIENCED — Mara- 7-1267. South River, NJ. addresi, age, telephone, Dumber and 25" cut. Coll WANTED TO RENT with white top. power steering, brakes. SB 1.7(86 working hours to; HI 3-H63 after 6 p.m. CLOSE TO TOWN — Two-bedroom food condition, 1(00. Call LI 2-171 thon Lunch, 79-A Monmoutji fit., Red PAINTERS WANTED — Apply In per- Bank. Apply Iri perapn, : WEBT1NGHOUBE washer and dryer. COUPLE NEEDS three or four-room ranch with expansion attic. Living room alter S. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR palntlnL non Penlnijla House apartment In Red Bank, walking dis- with fireplace. Dlnlog area. Garagt, reasonably done. Estlmete cheerfull Sea Bright. Hood condition. $50 each. Call after 6 I960 8TTJDEBAKER HAWK — HOUSEKEEPERS — Live-In or out Universal Equipment p.m. SH 7-4703. tance of business section. Rent must bi Complete with washer, dryer and re* «2,000. Klven. SU 1-8051 or 7S7-4BO0. References. Contact Mrs. Balmer, Ace reaaonable. Writs "MV" Box Ell, Re trigcralor. Only J600 down. Price *15,- Employment Agency, SH 7-3•- - '-" level. Over % acrs corner property. U5> VAtTXHALX, — One owner, excel Installed. Frgf Htlmatn. n?A 2-1958. Ansua king size BoU>-Broller/920>^al>ei* 4% per- cent OI mortgage. Small down - lent condition. Phone after 5:30 week- DRAFTSMAN Steady employment. All benefit* Apply: tiese Grill, $5., Singer electrle sewing payment. Call CO 4-7315. daya, SH I-583L LAWN MOWIN*t;A} sell, Walker A Walker Real Estate, mouth. cabinet very reasonable, Call SF SH 1-4030 tnnuntnee. Open 7 daya Shrewsbury 1-7600. office SI) 1-5212 ftarltan ofrice. CO i- WOMAN WISHES Housework. Dally ATTENTION MEMBER OF RED BANK 5212. zm EQUIPMENT - For MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. SH 1-7782 rent or sale; free delivery. South Jer- WE NKED MSTINrcR — Prompt pro- LUMBER BUYERS! icy SURGICAL BH 7-2014. fessional service. Homes shown by ap- pointment only. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,x9—10'—TAG Boards (H^c lln. ft. SMALL. WALNUT Dlnelte net, table LOVELY TRI-LEVEL SITUATIONS WANTED, Male !x4—5' 29c each (our chalra. server. China closet. Two McGowan Ryan Agency A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! 1x4—6* „ —...... 44c each children's desks. SH 1-2187. Conveniently located. Dead-end PART TIME MULTIUTH 1250 opera- !x4—8' « ..- _..£9c each street. Trees, nicely landscaped. Red Bank SH 7-3000 tor. Xerography. EveMngs and week- HAMMOCK and stami ' imtill tables ends. SI^ 1-1923 after 6 p.m. can! tablt>, bedroom furniture. Lnwn Excellent condition. Eight rooms, SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. Modern. City • mower, ruga. Folding chain. OS 1-2607. of Red Dank. Write "House". Box 511, THREE RELIABLE BOVfl available SPECIAL two baths. Two-car garage. Dish- 'JC4—R' Hfrtwood 6Oo each JALOUSIES, never unpacked. WtiFTeil Red Rank. Adding Machines—Typewrite" Floor Waxing Painting and Decorating for yard, attic, cellar cleaning. General at bargnln. Cnii washer. Intercom. Refrigerator- outdooi work. Call evenings. SH 7-1609. RU 1-2150 reezer combination. Asking $22,- ADDINGI MACHINES - Typewriters J. TANNAHILL — Jloor waxing and CARL B. JONES—Painting and ilec BUY THE PROFESSIONAL WAY It adds up! More and more •oil. Muted, repaired. Serplco'i, 101 Janitorial service. ^Commercial, resi- orating, Qeneral contracting. Fre« ONE WHEEL luggage trailer, 52,1. », 900. OS 1-358?. * Uonmouth St., Red Bank. 811 7.0)88. dential. Low rates. 7S7-2779. estimates. Call SH 1-4343. 24 hours. BO lb. bag Garden Lima .....Ho eacJi ton' alr-condltloncr, 875. Phone OS 1 people use The Register ads each FINANCIAL LINCROl'T—SplH level on Inrce laml- SPECIAL SPRING OFFER! scaped lot overlooklnc HwinnninB Riv- issue because results come fas- Public Stenographer 20-QALLON Coleman hot water heater, l ApplUnca Repairs Fuel OH - Heating BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I1ENJAMIN MOORE PAINT $12: 14" ROA portable TV, US. 8H 7- er. Thrrc hedronins, 1 i battw, ptny- 0916. \ ' nt dining room, modern Kitclien. ter.—Advertisement. APPLIANOB RBPAIR '•nd Installa- BARB SERVICES MAJOR OIL COUPANV nae service OUTSIDE WHITE PRIMER »'-ir.. CA mortEHRF. rill 1-7617. tlon. Ktaldwtlal and commercial wlr- FUEL OIL A H1ATINO—Call SB 1- TYPINQ — Publicity: Bookkeeping station for lease In Red Bank. Moderate Itegnlar, $865, now (or only Service, Mimeographing. CA fl-3500. Ing. Allan HHclrle. BH 7-0812- 0S10. Oil Ueltvary, Inc., Servlc* A Investment' necessary for aotck and J5.19 PER OALLON Salts, 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. equipment only. Good opportunity for MERCHANDISE WANTED sales mioded person, cm] Ml 3-0100 Radlo-Tclevlslon Repair 9-a p.m., or illl 6-O3SS after 7 p.m. PIANOS and musical instrnnK'ntf Auclloneer LITTLE SILVER wanted. Hlgheit prices paid. II Ten- Home Improvements A. C. KAU1O * rKl.BVISlOH CO - MOBILE SERVICE STATION lor lease Eer. ^03 Main St.. Lakowood or Fox- RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES a 0. COATS - An essential Auction 123 Shrewsbury Ave. 811 1-4708, SERV Front Street and Globe Court. lied cron a-2i0o. Appraisal ««rvlce "anywlMre." US 1CS WHILE YOU WAIT B&nli. Reasonable rent. Limited Invest- LUMBER COMPANY 1 Day ~...40c Line ALTERATIONS, repalra, roollng, »lrt- >LU IRON — Farm wafinti, low wheeii. Norwood Av«.. DeiL Pfcone KEIIon lnc, cabinet maklnK, Free estimates. ment. Excellent opportunity. 0-5 call 2 Days Consecutive __.J2c Line 1-S4K. CA 2-8049, after 7 call SH 7-5MB, Sycamore Avenue Llttlt Silver 1,'acd power post-hole digger. Two or W? Murray. H7-4877. Roofing, Siding and. Insulation t (At The Kallroftd) four-door refrigerator, older model 4 Days Consecutive __30c Line 1>. PRIMERANO "Th« carpsnter." SERVICE STATION — For lca»c. Mod- Mulch hay. SH 7-in00 or 08 1-21)70. 5 Days Consecutive _.25c Lino Insulation' A Siding Corp., CertUled ern two-hay station located In buslnfnit SH 1-7800 Auto ind Truck Rental Experienced alterstlona. repair work, Jobna-Manvllla contractor, PR B-8407 and residential area, Small Investment HTEINWAY or similar plnno wnnt JO Days Consecutive _J!4c Lino out-Inside. SH MIDI. SH 7-5(91. or Adam Llnzmayer AT 1-0302. required. Pnld training program avail- for family movlnit here. Kindly stnte 23c Line AVIB—Rent a n«» ear or truck. Low able. Reasonable rent. Call 787-31)04 for •SINGkJl'. SEWINd MACHINE, Ilka new. maker, pr|c«, age to Box B4, Village 90 Dsys Consecutive WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- OLSON CO. INC. - Roofing, Siding a Model ^lOW. Walnut cabinet. $13S. Pri- rates Maple Av»., Red Bank. SH 7- ations, additions, painting, masonry. Information. Station, New York 14, N, Y. Ulind ads uslni rti. Rtglslsr's P. O. Box ISo vitra. fflOt, PR imt Pall? 1 a.m.—10 p.m. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed owner. OS 13150. 6:30-7:30 p.m. all tnosa little lobs LO 6-1711 for 10 yeara. PR 5-0705— AT 1 034(1 RESTAURANT AND PISH MARKET— Wholesale, retail, take out service. Oo- TWO 11KI HAKE IIO1INEP. accordlans. Yearly Contract Rates on Request ig business. Excellent opportunity. $30. each. Large style. PETS AND LIVESTOCK Bllnlmam lasertlitn Three Lines Building Contractor Insurance Tel. Answering Service Write "FISH" Hox 511, Red Bnnk. • HI 3-31SS Right to classify. «dll or r«].ct any advtrtlaemint la rasarvsa TIED 10 XOUR telephone r Let us JEMCATE8SEN — JtO.OOO gross. 8ac- ITA1NLKS3 STEEL Kfla wall oven, AKO DACHSHUNDS — Wonilerlul bv Ths nsKiol.r ° NEW HOMJCS, ' alterations, repalrl. Al.LgTATB INSURANCE CO.-Auto, answer for you I 24 hour service Tele •Iftee. ill health. Excellent terms. Write irollcr, timer and tight, glass door. peramtnt. Reasonable, Also stud We will not Ds responsibls for srrorl. unless they art dstsctsd Ullbsst quality work. For estimates accident bome, lira Insurance. Low phone Answering Service. BH 1-4700. •Delicatessen." Box 611. Red Bank. .Iso rour-hurner aurrace unit to match, lea BH 7-5395. alter 5 Defors the soennrt Insertion. rates. Call loon P. UoHugh. Agent Ike new. Can BH 7-1321. eall Herbert Blnnrauch. 811 1-5201. EXCAVATINQ BUSINESS — Estab- COLLIE PUPS — AKC, sable No cancellations will, be accented or changes madt m advertlss* RU lion. Tile Ceramic lished eight years. Equipment Includes: OOOSEBEHRY PLANTS — $1, $9 Cos- whit*, clmmplon show stock. Munt .' ments ons hour alter receipt at oHlca. RID BANK ALUWNUU'PRODUCTS ,wo Forrlson dlesel traclofi, hackhoe, en. Cedar JunllierUB 1-8', 70c per foot. rlflce. $90. OS 1.2100. REMOPEMNO HEi'Ama AUDITIONS )ay lilies, nnd Honeysuckle, $10 per •torm windows, aiding," Kwnlngs. oaders. Dodge dump truck wilrr-grpve n FUENCH POODLE — Miniature, DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication •H 7-2603 or SH 1-4B29. Landacaplng-Gardenlng —New work, enclosures, all accessor. trailer and Ford Plcktip. nindred T)1R yourseK. Fred Hauss- months female, hlnek, Pedigreed, lea. floori. walla, celling. Decorative Can purchase enllrn business or will mann, Texas R and &. From 1103 up. Children wet- LOWS CABSAN-Palntar, decorator, ome. Molly Pitcher Village, Branch Bank. Cookman Ave. * Main St.. Asbury Pk. Dial SH MHO paperhanKcr, 2( yeara experience 43 mil Maillnon Aves. Call BH 1»11F|. Calls an prlvats telephones ara toll-frea to OS t-0023 from lha China and Glaii Repair Chapln Ava Bll 1.170S att.r < p.m. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Open dmlly till > Sat. till 5:30 ON BRANCH ~ Furnished, one, two [ollowlnj (Utions: l.Owell «. OOKu 4 181 (KtaniBurg) Wllllnsr I DLECTItOLUX PR 8.8301 nd three bedroom Aparttnentl. Heat Calls on private Itlepnones ar« toll'lrtt to BA imois from th« BXPERT MSNU1NO - China, glass. FINH INTERIOR and «xliilor paint- Service Buppllea MORTGAGES ,ml water supplied. CA MMl allver rellnUlilns and plating. Ttisrm- lag. d,ecoritlng. and paper otnglni. 720 Hittlson Ave.. Asoury Park. Foi KITCHEN CHAIRS re-eovered, Spring following nations. ATltntla Hlilnands I, CApltai 1 ana >. Ubenr 1, oa buckola. China * OJass Shop, 141 prompt home service or free cheokup MORTGAGE MONEV AVAILABLE — ipeclal, $16 four-chair set. Mother-of^ SPRING THRRACB APARTMBNTS— Hllblandi 3. OSborns 1, RUmion L SBa BllgM I ana MUdrsUt 1 •real St.. Red flank. IB 1-W00. w en your Elaetrolux call PR J-OML Ki-W yeara. To 130,000. New and olisr pearl pattern only. Other- patterns Pive-room duplex, sublet May 1;- llvr and I. . sstfg&r*"- "* liomes. BH T-0447. No point!. lllhlly lilBlier. BH 1B833. room available Juns I. BH 1-iSSO. MOTHER'S DAY is SUNDAY, MAY 14th

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