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VOX ft"? wn la* l«»u»4 d«liy, Mondty twoujii TrUix. Biccnd CUM Pwt»j« VUL,. 83, JNU. ISO p«li «t B«4 Bink ud U Addition lUlUng OUIOM; RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE 17 Dead In Floods McClintock Says He'll In South HARLAN, Ky. (AP) - Watei rationing begins in Harlan, Ky., today as devastating floods and Testify, If Requested deadly tornadoes left more than 30,000 persons homeless in the LONG BRANCH - Mayor Bristling from the mayor's de- police department be assigned to meetings stretch out too long. A South and property damage in Thomas L. McClintock announced fection from the adopted rules, supervise. bt of people get up and talk a the millions. last night he will submit to ques- Councilman Julius Tomaini said: Whichever officer is assigned lot and say absolutely nothing." '.ions under oath when the hear- Seventeen persons were deai "Mayor, you're a cutie. You also will be charged with deliv- Ten of the Bowen critics were ling on suspended City Manager and six others missing. Twelvi agreed to go along with these ery of whatever tapes Mr. Frank- regular speakers and generally Richard J. Bowen resumes Fri- rules." When Mr. McClintock el chooses to replay at the hear- reviewed past complaints and of the deaths were attributed day "if invited to do so." floods, and five to tornadoes, said he had reservations on the ing. commented on the Saturday Thus the mayor broke from a particular item, Mr. Tomaini 3. Seventeen speakers from hearing. A flash flood—one of several set of ground rules adopted last the audience — like everyone else caused by torrential rain — charged "you agreed to all of Salvatore Grasso, president of week by a majority of council the rules." cut off by the 'ground rules' the Municipal Employes Associ- knocked out the pumping station and supposedly to be obeyed by from speaking at the Bowen The Bowen issue dominated ation, however, brought soma .at Harlan about noon yesterday, all councilmen. hearing — took the opportunity leaving the city and outlying the meeting. These were some cold drama into the fray. Ha A to give their views at the regular quoted the communities without water. TORNADO DAMAGE—The Logan, W. Va., High School, left, is surrounded by waters of the highlights: mayor as having the mayor said he was deeply council meeting. promised, in his 1961 campaign, Civil Defense director Bi of tha flooding Guyandotte River at rampaging stream neared its crest. Tha bridges concerned about the rule which 1. Council officially agreed to Of these, 12 denounced the that no employees would lose resume the hearing, which Haight made arrangements at upper right span siream bed, but go nowhere, ending in high wafer. (AP Photo) prevents councilmen from being suspended manager, four upheld their jobs except for cause, and truck water from fresh wells or questioned by Bowen and his at- opened Saturday with a 514 hour him, and one was neutral. after' hearings. He put this a hillside and from a soft drink torney, Charles Frankel. session before a crowd that The latter, Mrs. Terry Toma- against the background that Mr. plant at nearby Baxter if the Question by School Board Mr. Frankel submitted a letter started at 600 and dropped to sulo, 22 Avery Ave., who has at- Bowen had cut 10 men from the plant could distill river water for to council asking it to revise this about 100, this Friday at 7 p.m, tended every meeting for 19 public works department for drinking. rule and several others. He in- at the Morris Avenue Junior months, said proof of the com- economy reasons. Schools were closed in Harlar cluded those which ban presen- High School auditorium. plaints about Bowen should be "These men have 35 children County and gasoline was limitec tation of evidence or witnesses 2. Council directed that. if Mr. brought out so that open-minded Will the People 'Sacrifice?' against the manager and which people could make a decision. .... one has nine children. They to emergency vehicles only. Man> Frankel carries through with his went along with your promises persons were trying to clean u] bar people in the audience from announced intention of reviewing She added: and now they are on relief. the slime arid mud. RARTTAN TOWNSHIP -Mem March 18 at 8 p.m. in the high About 80 seniors will graduati speaking. But it got no action, tape recordings of past meetings, "These comments from the not even discussion. "Why did you make these An elderly miner said tne flooc bers of the Board double thi The increase in payments LONG BRANCH - Acting City hall, and Mayor Thomas L. Mc- from a scrap book, which he said night. Mr. Grasso said he would The Red Cross opened disastei turning point" for the education- present 720-student capacity am 1972 is brought about because thi Manager John 0. Jones, who Clintock, gavellng unheeded for bring up the same questions at headquarters in Huntington, W, al system, and a "challenge" to belonged to the city and con- carry through to the anticipated bonds on previous building pro- avoided attending the open hear- order as barbs and taunts filled the next regular meeting, March Va., to direct work in flood' local residents to decide whether tained clippings from newspapers peak enrollment years of 1969-73. grams will have matured at thai ing last Saturday on the ouster 26. stricken sections of Kentucky, they want to keep pace with the the chamber from both sides of dating back to July 1, 1961, when During this period some "com- time. of Manager Richard J. Bowen, West Virginia and Virginia. mounting enrollments or return the council rail. council-manager government be- Mrs. Betty Yancey, Belmont pression" is foreseen. Mr. Corbliss said he could not got caught in the backwash last It wound up as a test of integ- gan. He was trying to show the Ave., brought the name of for- Southeastern Area Red Cros; to the double session problems of former years. The elementary system is ex- forecast the effect on the taj night. rity between the acting city man- city had gained a bad public mer Mayor Paul Kieraan into workers helped cope with condi pected to face a drastic shortagi rate because its first impact will the controversy. She said that Mr. Corbliss said the results of It grew out of an inconsequen- ager and the man whose chair image, not because of him, but tions created by widely scatte of roOms near 1967 and Mr. not be felt until 1965. Mr. Kiernan, having been elected the referendum wjll be a Clear tial Ssrangue between Milton he now fills, and concerns only a because of the council itself. ed tornadoes and some flooding Corbliss said he can see the need The board president stressed one year, among several success- indication as to whether the ma- Garr, 298 Poole Ave., a regular scrapbook. "How did he get the scrap- In portions of Mississippi, Ala for "at least one more school." Chat the high.school and the,ele- ful campaigns here, had the high jority of the people will "sacri- Instigator of arguments at city Mr. Bowen, on Saturday, read book?," Mr. Garr demanded to bama and Tennessee. Board member Robert Morris mentary system will not vote but was spurned by, other fice" for the good of.the school know. The Red Cross said the twist predicted the school system reaching the point of '.'over- commissioners for selection as system. ; ers affected at least 58 families could again approach complete building." The mayor didn't think the mayor. She said Mr. Kiernan in Mississippi, 510 in Alabam: The board is seeking approval double sessions in five years U He called the proposed buildinj question pertinent and tried to accepted the decision without and 472 in Tennessee. The to to construct two 12-room elemen- no building program Is under- program minimal and reportec Says 'No' to Bid quarrel. nado deaths occurred in thos move along. Mr. Garr pressed tary schools, each with a multi- taken, ' the state had suggested a broad "What makes Mr. Bowen think states Monday. the point. So did a dozen or so purpose room, and a new 27-room R. Thomas Jannarone, superin- er building program, one thai he can't be fired?" she asked. Major damage in Kentucky was wing on the high school. tendent of schools, reported the would include library and othei Bowen critics in the audience. She noted that one newspaper caused by the flooding Big San- Approval . has been received student population has a yearly facilities in the elementarj To Re-enact Death Councilwoman Lucy Wilson recently published pictures of dy, Cumberland and Kentuckj from tfte State Department of net increase of approximately schools. thought she had an explanation, Mr. Bowen and his wife and their Rivers. The swirling waters Education on the plans, and the 500 pupils without any new hous- It was stressed that the pro FREEHOLD — The defense rested its case.yesterday in but it wasn't helpful. Councilmen !ive children. She suggested forced more than 25,000 person; state Division of Local Govern- ing developments and it will be gram is being offered as a com- Monmouth SCounty Court after accused murderer Rafael Soto Vincent Ronca, Julius A. Tomai- other papers publish pictures of to flee their homes, ment has given approval for the several years before an equally plete package because of the pos Archefel, 32, of 16 Elizabeth St., Keyport, refused to re-enact ni and Walton Fisher joined the the families of tha 10 city work- Lt. Gov. Wilson W. Wyatt asked district to exceed its debt limit large class is graduated from thi stbility of belter bids from con the killing episode with his attorney, Walter Fox of Asbury clamor: "How did he get the ers who lost their jobs. President Kennedy to designate to finance the project. high' school. tractors on » larger program. Park. - book?" 1 Among the Bowen supporters, 20 mountain counties as disastei Mr. Corbliss termed it "a •«> Judge ElvtnR. Simmill will charge, the Jury this morning Mr. Jones was out of the room David Herman, 445 Prospect areas. Helicopters were used ordinated program," one whlc and call for a verdict. First Assistant Prosecutor Solomon at the time and was called in be- Ave., news director ol Radio ferry food into isolated communi- took into consideration the entiri Lautman has asked for a conviction in the, second degree. cause the book was supposed to Station WHTG, said he wanted ties while refugees were quartei system, kindergarten througl The state's witnesses have said the fatal knifing outside a be in the city manager's custody. to combat the statement by. a Race Track Bite 1 ed In public • buildings, school: high school. Keyport tavern Nov. 21, 1962, was-in a rage.of fury* He said he didn't know the an- councilman that Mr. Bowen had courthouses or moved in wit He said, "We would be defeat- . Killed was Robert Burnham;-41',.of'.9l Gulfstream Dr., swer. The scrapbook, he said, bad press relations. relatives. Hughes Favors Tax on Admissions ng our basic purpose if we didn'l The state contends he was slain'while trying to suppress "is in the attic (of city hall an- The newsman said the manag- hive such a system." Archefel, who had been arguing with patrons in the bar. nex), it was there the day before TRENTON (AP)-Gov., Richard would get 10 per cent for admi- er's relations were of the finest, Mr. Fox, whose client declared he stabbed Mr. Burnham yesterday • and I have the only and declared Mr. Bowen regular- Man Killed J. Hughes was on record today stratlve costs. with a scout penknife in self defense, asked Archefel to repro- n support of a 10-cent tax on The 90 per cent would be dis- Variance Sough duce the incident step by step before the jury. (See SCRAPBOOK, Page 2) e MCCLINTOCK, Page 2) the admission tributed under a formula based each dollar of The attorney planned to have Archefel fall to the ground, at New Jersey race on attendance at a race track on By Post Office charge RED BANK — The Zoning allegedly under the weight of his attacker, whose role the In Shooting a given day. If 20,000 or more at- tracks. Board of Adjustment tonight lawyer would take, and with the other man on top of him tend, the county and municipali- Board Won HRefund A bill providing for the increase will,hear the application from pull the knife from his pocket, open it and stab the aggressor ties split 45,45. For smaller at- At Home was passed by the state assem- the U. S. Post Office Depart in the lower left side with a sweeping motion. bly Monday. Hughes told a news tendance totals, the county-munici MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP - ment Involving the construction Archefel, who was questioned through an interpreter be- On Overpayments of Tuition conference Tuesday he hoped the parity share would vary- at each 35-year-old man was killed anc of a new post office on Broad cause of a limited knowledge of English, replied in Spanish: senate would soon follow suit. track. RED BANK - Holmdel, Eaton- tion) districts were written off his 12-year-old daughter wounded St. "I have gone quite far in this case. I will not lose my The tax is designed to reimburse A general admission ticket to town and Shrewsbury School dis- the board's accounts receivable. when a visitor sprayed theii The new building Is tentative- self respect and allow him to lay on top of me." counties and municipalities where flat tracks now costs $2; a club- tricts will receive no refunds of The two districts had declined home with bullets shortly aftei ly set to be. built on property Before proposing that Archefel repeat the death act in court, 11:15 last night. the state's three flat tracks and house ticket, $4. The standard ad- tuition overpayments made to to pay extra 1958-59 tuition adjacent to the J. H. Kelly Mr. Fox, with the aid of another man, went through the steps charges after it was discovered Sammy Jones of Sweeiman'i one harness track are located for mission price at Freehold harness the Red Bank Board of Educa- Company building at Broad St. in an ante room during the luncheon recess. the actual pupil costs that year La. was pronounced dead by Dr. extra police and road maintenance track is $1.20. tion during the 1958-59 school at Harding Rd. The lawyer also demonstrated for the jury how quickly the were $550.29, up $40.28 from the Harry L. Harwood, assistant required during the racing jea- Hughes said the increase would year. The new pint office would penknife used in the slaying could be opened, drawing it from previous estimate. Holmdel, county physician, who said >n. be of particular benefit to Cam- Following the advice of its at- have access to the rear by way his pocket and opening one of several blades in a flash. Eatontown and Shrewsbury, how- died of a stomach gunshol Counties and municipalities den County and Cherry Hill Town- torney, Theodore D. Parsons, the of Hudson Ave., a residential Leo Weinstein of Matawan is associate defense counsel. ever, paid the extra charges, but, wound. would divide 90 per cent of ad- ship where Garden State Park i: board agreed not to make the re- zone. The Broad St. portion of following Mr. Raubinger's ruling, ditional revenues and the state located. funds, which would have totaled Miss Barbara Jean Jones suf- the site Is in a commercial requested the board to make a fered a bullet wound in the right zone. The proposed site lay- $10,774. The Shrewsbury district would refund of the overpayments. arm. She was reported in fair out has been compared to that Plan 1,266 Houses have received $5,343; 1981-62 Returns condition this morning in Fitkin of the New Jersey Bell Tele- Eatontown, $4,249, and Holmdel, Hospital, Neptune. Communism Book phone Co. building, which is $1,176. Under a ruling of 1958, which first affected the 1959-60 school State police have arrested located a few lots south of the In his opinion, Mr. Parsons Marlboro Board Sets Hearings year, the state declared that re- Plummer Douglas, 40, of Liberty post office site. pointed out there exists no state ceiving districts were permitted Ave., Hightstown, who, they said, MARLBORO — The Planning i The proposed four develop- statute or legal precedent which Stirs Board Debate t0 seek admitted the shooting. Board last night scheduled pub-1 merits are: (1) Village Homes, authorizes the return ol the dis- adjusted payments if ac- NEW SHREWSBURY — The it can adopt by a unanimous tual school costs were discovered Douglas apparently visited thi lie hearings for four proposed owned by Brook Estates, Inc., puted funds. Tinton Falls Sdwols Board of vote. Two Seated to have risen. Jones home to see Mrs. Edna Education last night debated "The youngsters are very in- subdivisions with building lots to- Rt. 35, Neptune, for a 538-lot de- Raubinger's Ruling taling 1,268 for their regular velopment on a 300-acre site on Last night, the board agreed to Mae Frazer, who was staying whether to adopt a book entitled terested in learning more on this In January, Frederick M. Rau- meeting of April 9. Rt. 79 and School Road West; refund to five sending district* there. Police said an argumen What You Should Know About subject,", he said. On Board binger, state education commis- The developments would be on (2) Brook Estates, owned by the above $11,000 in over-charged tui- broke out and Douglas produced Communism and Why" by Mat- At the same meeting, the sioner, denied the board the right a gun and began firing. half-acre lots, but no indication same firm, for a 229-lot develop- tions for the 1961-62 school year. thew Mestrovic, Ph.D., as an board approved a dual shelter- to charge sending school districts The tuition charged, based on Douglas had been arrested Sun- ! Of Education was outlined on the proposed ment on a 150-acre site between eighth grade text. dispersal plan for school children the difference between an esti- estimates, was $769 per student. day and charged with assaulting RED BANK —Dr. Herman O. plots what provisions would be Rt. 520 and Rt, 79; (3) Canadian They decided to refer Hie mat- in case of disaster. mated pupil tuition set in ad- Actual costs were subsequently Mrs. Frazer. He was convicted Wiley, 326 Shrewsbury Ave., and made to supply water and sewer Woods, owned by U. S. Homes ter to the education committee The plan presented a detailed and Development Corp., Brick vance of the school year and the set by the state Department of and sentenced to 15 days in the Samuel A. Carotenuto, 29 Buena services. Board member Lawt For further study before taking method for taking or sending all actual costs determined the fol- Education at $751.21, up $17.79. Monmouth County Jail, but was PI., last night were sworn into rence Youngman pointed out that Township, for a 464-Iot develop- iny action. children home from the three lowing year. The refunds will go to Shrews- released when he raised money three-year terms on the Board of whether individual wells and sep- ment on a. 297-acre tract near schools here, if there were time bury, Little Silver, Holmdel, to pay his fine. Superintendent of schools Education. tic tanks, or water and sewer Rt. 9, Gordon's Corner, Tennent The board did not appeal the to send them home. The plan and Church Rds,; (4) Oakwood decision, and last night the $21,- Eatontown, New Shrewsbury and He will be arraigned today be- George A. Malone said that Dr. Wiley, the board's vice iystems would be installed does Involves buses, ready at the Village, for a 35-lot development 602.17 in extra, tuition charges Shrewsbury Township. The last fore Magistrate Isadore I. Zlotkin eighth grade students are seek- ^resident, and Mr. Carotenuto, lot necessarily have to be In- ing further Information on com- school, and in some cases to be on a site located on Rt. 520 in anticipated from Little Silver and three named communities now Investigator Peter Dunn of the personnel committee chairman, licated at this time, but would munism, their curiosity stimu- driven by teachers, for those who the Pleasant Valley section. Shrewsbury Township (Tinton comprise the Monmouth Region- Tennent state police barracks is ere re-elected in the school be hefore any building permit is 7 lated by what they read in the live far from school. Others ails> Schools Board of Educa- al High School district. In charge of the investigation. ilections last month. Issued. newspaper and by references in would walk. Board chairman Frank Rappa social studies texts. The longest walk for children The seat of incumbent James said that if all legal require- in the Sycamore and Swimming . Ilch, 95 Locust Ave., is being ments are not completed by the Teeters Disapproves Signs Complaint River Schools would be about a contested by Donald D. Devine, April date, the hearing would bo Tax Rate Uncertain Index He said, that this book, a pub- mile, or interms of time about 25 93 South St. who lost by two postponed. lication of Scholastic Magazines, minutes. votes in his bid for election. In Purse-Snatch Page Murry Liberman, Deal builder, is adapted from a series of arti- The longest walk for pupils in Frederick M. Raubinger, com- (Special to the Register) School Budget Decision Due Adam and Eve ...: ,...11 who heads the Brook Estates cles in' that magazine, planned the.Tinton Falls School would be missioner of education, is ex- NEW YORK — Mrs. Bessie Allen-Scott _ 5 firm, has revealed that the 538- FAIR HAVEN - It appears it meeting time may be set by to- 'or upper grade students, about a mile aqd a half. pected to rule this week on the Layton of 395 Hampton Ave., Amusements . _ 14 home project is located oi will be another two weeks before morrow night, he said. Mrs. Miriam I. Harris said she Shelter-Dispersal Plan dispute following a recount of Hie Long Branch, appeared in Crim- Jim Bishop ..." 6 Joceda Farm nwned by Pierre residents here get a clearer pic- The budget was defeated Feb. iad read the book, found it use- ballots held March 1 in Freehold. inal Court here Monday to sign Bridge 2S Many mothers will aid such an D. VanMatcr. The 229-lot devel- ture of their property tax bite 26 after the board reduced its 'ul and factual, and endorsed it. a complaint against a Brooklyn John Chamberlain S evacuation system, it was re- The board last night offered a opment is located in the neigh- for 1963. first appropriation by $5,050 to Dr. D. Robert Teeters said, $4,800 contract to Mrs. Judith C. man, who allegedly snatched her Classified 22 ported, by stationing themselves borhood of the American Legion The estimated tax rate still re- $410,535. The current expense however, that he disapproved of Cowburn of Eatontown to be an Comics 23 at strategic _spots along the way mrse. home. Mr. Liberman previously mains up in the.airiin spite of appropriation was set at $403,735;] ihe book because, he maintained, and urging children along toward auxiliary teacher in the elemen- said the victim was Crossword Puzzle 23 Police said he would discuss the grant- the fact that the tax levy for the the capital outlay, unchanged, fails to make a sufficient dis- tary schools. Mrs. Cowburn is alking near New York's Colise- Editorials _ 6 ome. ing of concessions to the town- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional totaled $6,800. inction between the Communist The shelter plan, for use in graduate of State University m at Columbus Cirlce Sunday High School has been established. Hcrblock ...: 6 1 ship such as water and sanitary Councils here and In Rumson >arty and the ordinary people in College, Potsdam, N. Y., and •hen* the suspect grabbed the Movie Timetable 14 ase there should be insufficient sewer facilities "even though the Borough Council and the Board Monday agreed the high school he Soviet Union and other Com- time to send children home, In- has had one year's teaching ex- landbag, suspended from her left Obituaries 2 minimum lot size would remain of Education are getting ready to tax levy would be $556,482 down luntst countries. volves seeking "the safest por- perience. The contract term be- irm, and fled. He was collared Sylvia Porter 6 the same. settle ,,the 1963-64 elementary $41,175 from the regional board's "There is a big difference be- tions" of each building. gins March 15. y a nearby policeman. Television 14 school tax levy which, like the first budget plan Lhat required a ween anti-Communist feeling A moment of silence at the The purse contained $21 and Robert H. Winerman, president Sports 20-21 Board members agreed chat regional proposal, was twice de- $597,657 levy. ind anti-Russian feeling," : he personal papers, police said. of the U. S. Homes firm, said no Stock Market 3 the greatest danger" to either board's meeting last night was feated at school elections' last On Feb. 25, when the munlcl-' said, "This book conveys the plan would be parents who, offered in memory of the late Arraigned on a grand larceny definite plans have been made month. Successful Investing 3 pal budget was adopted, the Iota! dea that we should consider against all instructions, might harge before Judge Ludwig on whether to install a central Women's News 1H1 Mrs. Orville L. Evans, who died Philip H. Roy, president of the tax rate was estimated at $3.56, very Russian a mortal enemy." come to the schools to get their in Fallbrook, Calif., recently. Giowa was the defendant; Perry water and sewer system. local Board of Education, said up three cents over the 1962 rate. Double Discount Shoes Pupils' Interest children. Mrs. Evans, the former Miss . King, 28. All plans for water and sewer last night he is hopeful board and A breakdown set the local school Second • Avenue off Main St., Mr. Malone suggested that, by A "dry run" of the dispersal Margaret Thompson, taught In Lobster- Shanty Restaurant facilities would have to be sub- council could meet over the tax at $1.43; regional tax at 92 Bradley Beach. Grand opening larching'for other material, the plan will be carried out shortly, Red Bank schools from 1925 to King Crab Saute tonight. Point mitted to the township munici- weekend to consult on the cents; county, 54 cents, and mu- Monday, March 18.—Adv. board may be able to find a text Mr. Malone said. 1957. ' Pleasant Beach,—Adv. pal authority for approval, school's defeated budget. ~The nicipaT purposes at 67 cents. 2—Wed., 'March. 13, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Road Deaths Property Tax $eform Show Gain Obituaries National, World RJgNTOtf - Traffic tealttiet JAMES P. McGRAtL Sft. ; CAHUX Hughes to Seek Grossl Conference in New Jersey so far this year HIGHLANDS — Janes P. Me RH9 BANK - Gerald CahlU,' hive gone ov«r the l«*J «|- Grail, ST., 76, of 43 Second St. died Mond»y in ftivercrest ' TRENTON (AP)-40v. Rlchart meat Tuesday thtt a colftprorml* tSrbssI and Staatt Majority ares, and th County's died suddenly Sunday wJiile va-Nursing Home, Chapin Ave. News^in Brief J. HHughe t sayi ha planl t to .«*• to salvagl e tnth» law'' * reQttirerotnlt Leader Charles W. Saft&ntn Jr., ^ KnOWfl fib* ftCuOtl. cationing in West Paid Beaoh, where he had been a patient 22 fer with Senate Minority Leader that businessmen and farmers file R-Cape May, have said they would Attorney Gen. Arthur J. Sills Fla. months, From the Wire* of The Associated Preu y Anthony J. Gross!, D-Passaic, be-tax returns on their machinery introduce s separate bill next said that as of last Sunday at *Mr7MoGrail was born in Pitts- Mr. Cahill was formerly of Ve- tore charting his next step on the and equipment got sidetracked-in Monday requiring the filing of re- midnight, 140 death* had been burgii, Pa,, and had Uved here ro'Beach, Fla. He was born in SOVIET TROOPS IN CANADA state's controversial property tw the senate. ' ' turns. reported in the Mat*,Urn year, Philadelphia, son of the late Mr. U. S. sources-said today Soviet troops are leaving Cuba »t ' til t tw h ate ' t tt years. He wts a retired paint- reform laws. He said he thought legislative Oil his t?50 million bond ts- That compares with 133 at the and had been employed by and Mrs. Thomas Cahill and was relatively slow pace with only two days to go (or Premier KJirusl The senate, bowing to the wish leaders of both parties had agreed sue, the governor MM he would sum tfmi a war etrlltr, ht tht U.S. Ft+t married to the late Johanna Aev t6 honor hit ptedge to President Kennedy thtt "seven The senate, bowing to the wish ._. _ ... .. __ „„ „,„, It es of businessmenbi , voted Monday the law would be postponed bit rathtr set the Mtlr* ptQMitl dt* MonBKWth, In that period, tkm Monmouth. Shanahan. thousand" would depart by mid-March. In Moscow, th« Commu- lo postpone a tax assessment r»- an amendment would be ticked feattd lit a referendum than hive wm It deaths tach year. A World War I veteran, tit had Mr. awll was retired after a tlst tarty newspaper Pravda said the fourth ship tarrying spe- form law for a third straight on to still require farmers and only part ot tt approved. career as a mechanical engineer cialists who had been training Cubans in "powerful, up-to-da year. Gross! was one ot five seta- businessmen to file tax rtturhs, Hugh** proposed the bond ti* MRS. EDWARD L. IUTIW) served in tbt Amy » ytar*. Mr. McQratl wu • dealing with Mgh explosivM. Soviet military teChnlijues" sailed tor home Sunday. It did nc ators who opposed postponement, to help the state find Out the' ef- got Jan. 38 U t mtanl of pro- UNION BEACH - Mrs. VKill Surviving are thrte sons, Ger- say how many were in Sunday's contingent or how many have The postponement bill is now fects of the law. vUJIng a tiVfytUT Capltaf A. Suttt*. ST, or Ml ITatoa kr6> *tyi^.,, * ""_„ and lntmt- tal, Holt/mod, n L. 1., and Norbert cahill "at Ana- inttpagatida build-up. Born In Jemy CIW, ttuwtt a put prtsMNit ot the Hughet professed disappoint- mile. Ing state school lid without the Wl ~,. — .._- Sit M heim, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. need for a broad-bastd tax. Hie the daughter of tht Tat* Edward WASHINGTON - A Itous* antitrust subcommittee, eyeing the bond issue woulld be finantefinanced fcyby »nMid Anna HattertHajgerty SutSuttoot . Shi MJtWtwU, and a n*st and Miss Imogen* Cahill decline of "toe-to-toe" newspaper competition in U. S. cities, be- hture tolls 6t tk» New Jwsty nl4 lived htrt S"I y«rs. of New York Cityi 15 grand- gins a month of hearings today aimed at finding out the cause Turnpike. Surviving an her hatband, Ed- taM Astwry Part 41-Cent Tax Cut Chapter ot the Wnbled Ameri- children, and 19 g^ea^gr«Bdchil- More than 40 witnesses, representing the government, publishers wird L. SuttonStt ; two sons, FranP - can Veterans, ttren. editors, business managers, advertising executives and unions will cis MltkeJI and Edward L. Sut- Services will be Friday at 10 tie called during the inquiry, the most intensive study of new: Called Biggest in the County Scrapbook ton, Jr., and a daughter, Mrs. Survlvirtt are his wife, Mm. a.m. in the Catholic Church of media Congress hai ever undertaken. Viola Stoppltlksill of this Aftfi& wwth McCfwii ftv% •Ons. the Nativity, Philadelphia. Local ATLANTIC HIGHLAMKS-Bor- tarn would be reduced $2,837 (Continued) tour sister*, Mrs. Harry #«tter I. McOratt ot Wttot arrangements are* under the di- WASHINGTON — President Kennedy laid today the economy ough Council last night intro- from $9i,i»6 to $M,559. key w It must still be thtre." fer tt teaaeck, Mrs. Grace Mack Park, Middletown, Jamw P. Me-rection Of the John E. Day Fu- will face "downturn and disaster" it Congress rejects proposed duced an amendment to the mu- no objections wen raised at But how could tt be when Mr. and Mrs. Lillian MuMtck, both Grail of Uttte Egg Harbor, John neral Home, here. tax cuts, slashes the budget and puts a tight lid on the national nicipal budget calling for a 41- last night'e public hearing on the Bowwi had read from It Sahir- ot Vest' New York, and Mrs. A; McOraU «t Yonkers, N. Y., debt, In a significant attempt to broaden current debate over Cent decrease in the over-all tax proposed spending schedule. dayt Blanche McCoMigsn of Jersey rtantis P. McOnll ot Inter- MS. WILLIAM SODEN economic polity, Kennedy argued that tax cuts alone cannot In- rate. However, the governing body, by There was no satisfactory an- aty; a brother, Edward tie* laktn and Martin D. McGrall of LONG BRANCH -"Mrs. Ethel sure th» success «t his ideas tor Juicing up the economy, H< Borough Auditor Herbert A. law, deferred budget adoption, «wer. But d«Hn| U intermission gerty, Jr., her6| Md , m6mbsr o{ tor *is year's outbreak of flu—with the available vaccine havtn( crease Of $5,834. $121,000; and HiQer-Skogtano', and asked him for the book. He town. o\*t*. Burial win be » MtMt. Women'W s Societi y fof r only limited power against it, Public Health Service doctors told As' proposed originally, the Hi!!sd«l«, $124,550. said he hadn't been able to find Surviving are his wife, Mrs. OUvet Cemetery, Middletown. christtan Mc(,, s reporter. spending schedule would have re- Angelina OUlo; three sons, Pe- Mrs. Soden was the widow of 3 The firm of Arttheimer, Jeske «• « *«88«st«i we look In the CLARENCE 1. MOUNT quired a tax levy of $151,591 — attic. He went up with me and ter Oik) and James Cillo of William C. Soden. Shs is sur- hike of {16,000. and Arnheimer, Summit, consult- KEYPORT-darence J. Mount, SEOUL, Korea — A roundup of persons accused of plottini ing engineers, had estimated the *e found it on a ehett marked Holmeson, and Frank Cillo, St., vived by two' daughters, Miss 1 The amended spending sohed- 1 75, of 2M First St. died yester- to overthrow South Korea's military government has netted 3 project to cost •etty manager. of Ukehunt; and six daughters, Dorothy Soden and Mrs. Ed- ule breakdown: Mrs. June Guarino ot long day la lhe Brookdaie Kurslfig win Nilson, both ot this place; persons to far, including three officers tota held key posts in ttu "I toM him ! would like to bor- Home. Hatlet. regime. Officials today reported the arrest of 10 more persons, Municipal purpose las, 87 row It, promised 1 would return Branch, Mrs. Carol Cancro Ot three . sisters, Mrs. Edgar A. cents, a five cent decrease; re- mm Born here, he was the son of Including Marine Maj. Gen. Kim Yoon-Kun. He resigned from The governing body adopted an it exactly as it was, and he said New York City, Mrs. Helen Raw- West, Mrs. Stanley Green and gional school tax, $1.23, down 28 lings of Rutherford, Mrs. R the late Joseph and Lavinia Miss Minette Britten, all of this the ruling Junta last month after serving as chairman of the Po ordinance vacating a portion of 'go ahead" lt was simple as Cokelet Mount. eign Affairs-Defense Subcommittee. Among those arrested on Men' cents; local school tax, ff cents, that." Maita of Jersey City, and Misses place, and two grandchildren. down seven cents, and county Simpson Ave. Surviving art Ms wife, Mrs. day were reMred Marine It. Cen. Kim Dong-Ha, a former juntt In other business, council: Advised of this explanation, Catherine Cillo and Died Cillo, g Services will be tomorrow at tax, 52 cents, down one cent. both at home. Margaret EmericE k Mount; three member, end Army Lt Gen. Park Im-Hnng, who was constructioi Dtwn 11 Fer Cent Authorized the local police de- Mr. Jones told the same report- 1 p.m. in the John W. Flock minister until his arrest. partment to proceed with the sale er; The W. H. Freeman aad Soa dnnjoters, Mrs. William Goble of Funeral Home, here. Burial will When introduced last month, ot a dozen abandoned can that "I didnt give* Mm any book. Funeral Home, fteetttld, is b Union Beach, Mrs. Stanley Drwil be in Maplewood Cemetery, Free- CHICAGO — Railroad management and onion representatives the municipal purpose tax rate have been (owed 00 borough He had a scrapbook under Us ot Matawan and Mrs. John Cal* hold. appeared to be far apart on ground rules for negotiations today called for a seven-cent hike. streets. andra ot Beltord; a sister, Mrs. arm when he came in the office. MRS. JUUAWA GUNSKI OHva MoTflvaine tfl South Am- •s they meet In a new attempt tn reach agreement In their long tinder the budget amendment, Borough Attorney Henry J, Sa- We went upstairs to look far MRS. MARGARET E. MABIE the local purpose tax is down ling saifl proceeds of the tale HOLMDEL - Mrs. Julitnnft boy, and seven gianudtiklien. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - and crucial dispute over work roles. Each side said it is hopeful another book and couldn't find Glinskl, IS, of Rt. U died yester- of agreement on the issues but neither would go so far as to pre- 5 per cent, would go to the policemen's re- it. He !eft with the same hot* he The funeral will be Friday at jjrs. Margaret E. MaWe, «1, of The budget amendment would tirement fund. day afternoon ia the Holradel II a.». In the Bedle Faaeralas Navesink River Rd. died dict a successful outcome of the talks. The principal issue con- came with." Nursing Home. Shs "was the wid-Hume, .here, with Rev. John Tuesday in the Ivy House Nurs- fronting the negotiators is the jobs of some 65,600 trainmen and reduce general appropriations for Directed the borough building Then, back to Mr. Bowen: municipal purposes $5,01)0 from and police committees to inspect ow of Alexander Glinskl. Sharpe, pastor *t the Reformed ^ Home ^ yard, workers—Including 40,000 firemenr-which the railroads seel "This Is utter nonsense, .There a«nrchr«O«daHng. Borlal will to eliminate as unnecessary. $M0,«45 to $305,«45. four local properties on Bay Ave., Mrs. Glimki wai bora in Po- She was the widow of Frank was only one book with -clippings. land She Wak a comrauniamt of be In Grees Grove, Cemetery, R also provides for withdraw- South Ave., at the northern end tf I already ted lt, why would Mabie. She had lived here 50 al ot $115,491) from surplus,' re- of First Ave. «ad behind Fire- St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, Matawan. years. ' WASHINGTON — Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth said tpdaj ther than 9110.000, and increases men's Memorial Field for recom- I be up there asking tor It? Bradevett. he recommended the General Dynamics Corp. version of the TFX There h another scrap book, but Mrs, Mabie was born in Ire- by $10,000 the anticipated reve- mendations for possible condem- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. ROB£ST STE1NMANN land, daughter ot the late John fighter plane without any dictation from Secretary of Defense nue from gross receipt taxes. nation. It doesn't have anything in It and ATUNTIC HiGHLANDS-Rob- ^ Robert S. McNamnra or any political or industrial influence. KwtJi it Is In Mr. Jones' own office Otto Winter of Union Beach, and Eliza Jane Johnston. She The capital improvement ac- gt f* StS?5!L 7g> £ S^!Si aMenaed Trinity Episcopal told the Associated Press he decided against the rival Boeing Co. count would be reduced from of director ot public works." Ave. dM MondaJ y to Riverview ch Bank andwas a proposal for an advanced all purpose Navy-Air Force fighter be- Meanwhile, Mr. Jones had The funeral mil be Friday at 8 Brehi Re4 $25,000 W $M,0M. Salary Guide t-m. froa the Higgini Manorial Hospital. member «* a* Woodmen's Circle, cause that proposal fell short On two basic points, one Of them The reserve for uncnllected brought Into the) council chamber Bom in New 'Vorfc City, he had j^ realistic cost estimates. "It was not dictated," Korth caid in an scrapbook Home, Freehold, to St. Gabriel's which contained Church where a Requiem Mass lived here 3S years. Interview. "It was a decision that Secretary of the Air Force nothing. Surviving are a nephew, Wil- Is Adopted will be offered ty the pastor. He was a «tirefl corporatlOB o^, of OutteRberg, Eugene Zuckert and T made jointly and independently and then r made our recommendation to McNamara." Bennett Gets »* ., .. and two nieces, Mrs. Earl De- Bowtn comaeat, Mr. 4oae» aaUu O'clock. Burial Will b« in St Ga- Swrvwing are a sister, Mrs. MMtel rf RivM. Mrs. By Board ,"Thi* Js the bosk I Was talk- briel's Cemetery. Louise Worft ot this place and UrUe saver. Weather Paying Job NEW SHREWSBURY — The ing about. It has nothing in it." leveral nieces aad nephews. Services will be held Friday at Tinton Falh School Board -of Ed' Reminded he had told council GUARAHHU SERVICES Tba. funeral will be tomorrow 11 a.m. at the Adams Memorial New Jersey—Cloudy wifli per- ticathn last night adopted a he had seen a acrapbot* in the LONG BRANCH - Services for at t p.m. ia the Postea Funeral Home, with Rev. Canon Charles iods of rain today, high in the 4t School salary guide for the coming year attic and that no «ne could have Thomas Don Guaraada. IS, *t Home here. 40s in the northwest to the mid- NEW SHREWSBURY — Ed- which increases starting Salaries removed It because lie had the 145 Morris found dead in at 11 a.m. i 50s in the southeast. Clearing RIVERVIEW wand C. Bennett ft Sen, Beltord, by tioo, and maximum salaries only key, and thtt the empty bis car Sunday, will be Friday tery, Flushing, N. Y. View Cemetery. tonight,' low in the 20s in the Red Buik won a contract last night far by $200. book had been brought front his at 2:10 p.m. in (he Damiano Fu- northwest to Mr. and Mrs. Viaeent Retail paving and cutting at the Swim- One cttp is added to make a own office, he said: ' neral Home, here, with Rev. Rob- MERRIS SERVICES the low 30s in 02B Eatoncrest Dr., Ealontown ming River School grounds for 16-step guide. "I guess I was mixed up. This ert Bonham of the First Pres- RED BANK — Services for RANLET, JAMES ot RPD 1. Mlrtini- the southeast. laughter, yesterday. $2,374. • The teacher with a bachelor's is the. book. _I meant and it was byterian Church officiating. Bins Mrs. Alice A. Merris of Throck- viltt, M. J., ttormetlj> of Btatffll ZtlnK). Thursday fair, On Hutch li. 1M3. Devotee l«htr ot Mr. and Mrs. Gany Benson, This was the tow bid from six degree wlU start at $»,M0, and in my office. ial will be in Woodbine Cemetery, motion Ave., who died Monday Hrs. Gdnft 8trachan, David J., Jftmei, high in the 40s Cnoll Ter, Hjzlet, eon, yester- local bidders. could work op in 15 more years Edward, Robert and Mrt. Marion eelf- . Marine "Look, this is all about coth- Oceanport. hi her home, |CAL This plan will be used u a master's degree or the equivalent ing (pto north to northwest on CENTER guide to immediate and future goes from $5,000 to $7,500 by| TmirSday. Cloudy with periods Long Branch planting there. stagts indentical with those on| of rain today followed by clear- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruhn The board also. approved an the bachelor's degree guide. Ing tonight and fair Thursday. Craig PI., New Monmouth, expenditure of $1,990 for stage At the tame meeting, the board Visibility near one mile this morn- m, yesterday. and window curtains at the accepted a report from the cu-u ing, improving to three to five Swimming River School. perintendent, George A. MaloneJ MONMOUTH MIA TS Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Olden, 2: 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. miles this afternoon and over five ank St., Red Bank, daughter Board secretary Louis A. Stein. on criteria lor the selection oil] BRANCH AVENUE miles this evening. iterday. muller reported that when tihese teachers. It was referred to ths USD BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER Mr. and Mrs. Percy Robertson, xpendltures have been made, personnel committee for studyij SH 1-5292 7414350 13 Mechanic St., Red Bank, Km, about $7,000 will be left from the with a view toward adopting itH TIDES $2M,W» bond issue for the addi as board policy. tl 2-0743 Sandy Hook •esterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morro, tion to the school. A portion of Today—High 10:01 p.m. and this will pirobably be used for OLD FASHIONED - BONELESS BRISKET - ALL CUTS Jf g^ Forrest Ave., Keansburg, planting at the school. low 4 p.m. Tomorrow — High wghter, yesterday. McClintock 10:10 a.m. and 10:37 p.m. and Whatever is left out of this, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Bak- (Continued) c low 4:17 a.m. and 4:29 p.m. after any last minute purchase, For Red Bank and Rumsan 100 Navesink Ave., Highlands, may be transferred into the cur-ly attempted to cover up for the II III bridge, add two hours; Sea jn, yesterday. rent operating account, he said. council «n stories which hadII Mr. aod Mrs. George Wester- mMe embarrassing heattinet for CORNED BEEF 69 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long He pointea out that in the past, Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- elt, 35 Shore, Haven Rd., Hat with new school construction, the the city. lands bridge, add 40 minutes. t, daughter, yesterday. board has always been left vrith On the question of whether Mr. LEAN-TEMDER PAN HEADY Um.Fresh Ground Mr. and Mrs. Robert Migllore, some final work which had to Bowen li»d created offidal dis-|| lean - Mrtty Hudson Ave., Red Bank, be paid for in tihe next year's harmony, Mr. Herman said: 5-& Ib. Sbe aughter, yesterday. capital outlay. The Swimming "When a great conductor]! Firing Of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Connet, River addition, tjhough, will not stanfe before interior musicians,]] SPARE CHUCK CHUCK Cloverdale Cir., New Shrews- call for new capital outlay, hww- Uiere may not be harmony. But| ury, son, yesterday. ever small, in next year's budg- do we get rM ot Wie conductor or j Patrolman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Latham, et, according to figures presented get better musicians?" I RIBS ROAST CHOP i3 White St., Shrewsbury, son, last night. FOWL William J. Fottana, J12 Uncoln Is Upheld londay. Mr. Stelnmuller also reported Ave., also making hil first Bp-I| Mr. and Mrs. Howard Demi, hat this year's payment of pearatice as a speaker at a coun- 54 Main St., Oceanport, daugh IC C c G TRENTON (AP) — The State •ral aid funds, to amount" to cil meeting, urged that Uie rea- Civil Service Commission has up- >r, Friday. ibout $72,000, reflect an advan- sons offered tor dismissing the I Ib Ib Ib held the dismissal of Thomas PATTERSON ARMY age sought when this district re- manager be tacked up at theli 49 49 49 Fort Monmouth 69 Miko from the Passaic police fionalized last year: An increase hearing. force. 'FC and Mrs. Claude E. Wesi A albout $23,000 over what would "I found myself completely! SWIFT'S PREMIUM—AGED AND SEASONED i Miko, of 98 President St., Pas- North Broadway, L o n ave been paid to schools here amaied," said the Fort Mon-I RJU.Y TRIMMED Sale, wax fired five weeks after ranch, son, Monday. operating as a local district. mouth civilian engineer, "... we 1 he joined the force for conduct PFC and Mrs. Daniel C. Moel- Under other business the were conducting an impeachment| OUf TO ORDER contrary to good order and dis- 15 Crawford St., Shrewsbury ward: hearing of our highest admJnit-j cipline and assault on a citizen. 'ownship, son, Monday. — Voted to advertise for bids trative official.., however at nort A girl friend filed a complaint PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL for supply purchases; point were the charges further j that he had punched, choked her CENTER — Added the name of Mrs. Mary developed . ., What was the evi- SIRLOIN and pulled her hair in her apart- New York Sue Wittenmayw of this borough dence! had Mr. Bowetijl ment following a night of drink- Dr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Bran- the list of approved sirbstt done? ing and dancing. Neighbors ime, Jr., 295 Sunset Ave., Engle- utes; "Mow can I, citizen, pass II called police. M>d, daughter, Tuesday. — Voted to close schools at judgment on the capabilities of 11 T-BONE p.m. during the week el March my elected and appointed offici- Miko described the incident as ST. PATRICK'S DANCE • lover's quarrel. The woman 5-229 fof r parent-teacheh r confer- als? ... At this rate I will never I STEAK89 KEANSBURG — The Ancient later withdrew the complaint. ences; know. rder of Hibernians will hold its — Approved a contract with "Does the cifen ot Long LEAN—RIB SIDE Civil Service Commissioner rath annual St. Patrick's Day William G. Dowd Jr., turned he Petersen System, Inc., for Branch no longer have the right)) down MBto's appeal on grounds ance Saturday at 8 p.m. in the 1,372, for materials »nd edvis- to face Ms accusers, and offer I j that his dismissal was in the lab's hall at 121 Main St. The >ry service for teaching hand- eviaence l« his detente? If we best interest of the police depart- rogram will feature dance bands writing; and still respect individual rights, ment.1 every floor oT the building to • Voted to pay a Back tuition then it must be that Mr. Bowen LOIN of PORK 39 commodate those interested ii bill of $4,601.57 to Red Bank for is not a efflten. Only thus can|| "The position of patrolman is ish and American dancing. the 1960*1 year. This bill ts con-we deny him his moral rights." •n exemplary one that com- sidenibly smaller than the first EcoMnrieat Short Ribs mands respect," Dowd said, Cossacks sought refuge in 1855 bill submitted, which was" dis- Buying or Belling? Us* the| BACON 00 "But it also demands exemplary, 'hen Tsar Nicholas I banned allowed by the ctate Board of Register Classified for quick OP BEEF conduct from the patrolman." ' elr beards. Education. 6ults.-Advertl#emeM. RED BANK REGISTER WeA, March 13, • 1963-3 SuccessfulInvesting IOIOU6H OF UtIIOM 1MCH MONMOUTM CptlNTY, NiV JIMEY , Volatile Science Shares May Upset Riviera Flans ZONING MAP By ROGER E. SPEAR R-8 K-l KSBEXTUL ZONE B-l HMWKUL2ME Q,—"I'm 60 years of age. I in- here is entirely disproportionate, B-Z C0HHERCUL 20HC tend to retire in five yean and For diversification, I would set spend half of each year on the350 shares of Magnavox and pu 8-3 OMMEIICUL ZOMC Italian Riviera. I own 300 Dynam- the proceeds into American Cyai LKHT MOUSTRUU.'ZOW ics Corp of America, 25 Fair- amid and Frlto-Lay. And I en' M-Z HEAVY INBOSTHuU. ZONE child Camera, you the Riviera. 50 Litton, 550 Q.—"Some time ago, you a< Magnavox, 50 vised a reader to switch his stocl M inn e a p-from a balanced fund to th olis Honeywell, stock fund of the same company 150 Penick & Would you explain the different Ford, 50 Zenith. between the balanced fund anc I would appre- the stock fund and why you pre ciate your com- fer the latter?" HAPPY TASK — Keyport Borough Cleric Mrs. Adelaide ments." H. B. Crammer, tits at desk in borough hall occupied by her R. G. A.—I don't necessarily. for 39 years. After July I, \he will retire from public A. - at is In the. instance to which yo Roger E. Spear very pleasant refer, the reader needed growti service. to hear from a man who hasover a period of time, which made definite and attractive plans more readily attainable throu, 9 for his retirement and obviously a stock fund than through a ba) Ends 39 Years Service is going to fulfill them. anced fund. The former placet , My main criticism of your list its money almost entirely in' com KEYPORT — "There has nevei since she married Richard Cram- Is that it is too strongly repre- mon stocks, which will push th< been a day that I didn't want to mer. He was a local blacksmith sented In science stocks, many of fund shares up in a strong mar come to work — I've enjoyed at the time,-as was his father which are very volatile. Because ket. Unfortunately for many stod every minute of it." before him. mull In I think the present price level fund holders, these shares ca Those were the words of Mrs, Later he was employed by the UNION BEACH ZONING MAP —New zone code, which Planning Board expects to submit to Union Beach Bor- is too high, I advise you to sell mova down in a bad market, Adelaide B. Crammer, .borough local Board of Education and as your Fairchild Camera, Litton, was clearly demonstrated la clerk here for the past 39 years. a special police officer. ough Council next month, would contain zones as shown on this official map. B-l, B-2 and B-3 are commercial and Zenith — and re-invest in year. On Monday night she announced The couple had one daughter zones; M-l is for light industry and M-2 for heavy industry. All other property, the R-8 lone, is residential, with American Express. A balanced fund is a moi that she will retire July 1. Who now lives in New Brunswick, minimum lot lize of 7,500 square feet. Large (210-acre) section at upper left is East (Conaiconlc) Point. I like Magnavox as a growth stable investment, since norma Mrs. Crammer, who came here Bora in Washington, N.J., Mrs, situation, but your commitment a substantial proportion of as a bride 42 years ago, haCrammes r was educated in New- money is invested in bonds an served under eight mayors, some ton and graduated from Newton mitted in Zone B-2, except that minimum lot size of three acres preferred stocks, which tend of them Republican, some Demo- High School. She attended Planners Sanction additional requirements such as is recommended by the board. vary little in price. Balance crats. business college in Easton, Pa. larger parking areas would have M-2 Heavy Industry - the Natco To Receive funds usually trade within a nai "Keyport is politically minded, Borough officials Monday night to be met. The B-2 Commerical tract bordered by Franklin Ave., row range over a period of time ffcd they jplay politics here toth espoke glowingly of the borough Zone provides for lot size min- Rt. 36, Thorns Creek, and the School Bids (Mr. Spear connot answer al hilt," she declared. clerk's 39 years of service to the New Zoning Code imum of 10,000 square feet. bay. In addition to'uses per- mail personally but will answe "But "in spite of the politica! town. TJiey all agreed that it B-3 Commerical - the East mitted in Zone M-l Light In- all questions possible in his cc differences, I have no unpleasanl won't be the same without her UNION BEACH - The Plan- by the east side of Unicn Ave, Conasconk Point tract bordered dustry, more basic heavy in- 3 umn). memories. I have always bee at the council table next year. ning Board's part in a one-year and by Shore Rd.and fron by Chingarora Creek and Raritan dustrial uses which meet certain rVODOLETOWN - The Board treated well by everyone I'v< zoning project came to an endLorillard Ave. south to Cam- Bay, a-d also that land bordered standards would be allowed. A of Education will receive bids worked wifli through the years." bridge Ave. by Dock St. and Front St, to minimum lot area of five acres Mrs. Crammer was also wel- here last night, and only three- Typical of the types of busi- Second St. over to Florence Ave. is recommended. April 3 for the construction of a Market Rise Firemen Nix residents, out of a population of nine-room addition to the Lin- fare director here for six years. nesses permitted in this zone are and In addition, the land During the public discussion of croft Elementary School. Any Changes? almost 6,000, were on hand to retail stores such as food, drug bordered by Spruce St.," south the Zoning Board proposals, Is Described Changes in Keyport over thi Street Plan see its completion, and hardware and service stores to Flat Creek and from Third former Councilmen Maurice Oak- He board authorized its sec- years? such as dry cleaning, barber and St., to the Bay. Despite the disappointing turn- ley and Philip J. Cassidy ob- retary to advertise for bids after "Not many," the borough clerk beauty shops. A minimum lot The B-3 Commercial Zone jected, respectively, to the zon- receiving word that the state As Moderate For Siegel out, members of the Planning size of 4,000 square feet is answered. / Board and Zoning Board indi- would be exactly like the B-in2g classification for the East Department of Education had ap- NEW YORK (AP) - Tobacco "Keyport kind of stands Mil: MATAWAN - The Board o recommended for this zone. Zone, with the exception that Point tract and. to the creation proved the plans for the addi- and steels paced another mode: cated they will recommend the It's been a quiet sort of town Fire Officers last night informed adoption of a new zone code B-2 Commercial'- land on Rt. the type of commercial uses of the B-l commercial zone out tion. - ate stock market rise yesterdaj with not much room to expand. Borough Council that it disap- 36 from Seagate Ave. to thewould be expanded to include of a former residential area. This project and a similar size Trading continued slow. at next month's meeting of But I believe the master pla proves dead-end streets and Borough Council. Natco Tract and to extend north hotels, motels, etc. After expressing ' her disap- addition to tin Middletown Vil- It was the fourth straight ses and the new apartments comin, turnabouts in builder' Howard on the east side of Union Ave. lage School will wrap up a $3.75 M-l Light Industry - land pointment at the small turnout,, sion hi which more stocks ad in may help it to change am Siegel's proposed Danamar de- The new zoning map provides to Aumack Ave., then easterly bordered by Florence Ave. andMrs. Jayne Ellis, chairman of million building program started vanced than declined. progress. velopment off New Brunswick for six zones, as follows: to the East Creek. Also included by the board back in 1959. the Jersey Central Railroad. This the Planning Board, pointed out Prices were mixed early in tt "With » s'lbiect material the emphasis they are receiving. that Alcoa am Kreage, S3 advisement. Grades also serve as an alarm Janet L. Bol, Cliffwood, ele- rail shares have Am Alrlin 1S>,4 Kroger mentary, $4,800; Miss Beverly while industrials have been a Am Brk Sh 54 Accept Resignation Also, Robert Kraybill, Thomas Progressive organization of bell. A substantial drop in (You may obtain a copy of Dr. Am Can Lehlgh CAM Lalli, Robert Marko, Carol Oc- Britt, this place, primary, $4,- vancing, looking upon this as a:Am Cyan 52% Leh Port C Council accepted She g knowledge (true learning) makes grades usually indicates that ear- Nason's "You Can Get Better Am MFdy 2114 Leh Val Ind chiogrosso, Claire Rocco, Robert 800; and Miss Patricia Ann Bru-ill omen for the market's tecl Am Mot 20- tion of Mrs. Vincena Dietz, further learning in the same field ier good grades were achieved rades" booklet by sending $1 no, Shrewsbury, primary, $4,800. nical position. Am Smelt 63 LOF Glaaa clerk in the borough' clerks' of- Ruggierio, Paul Schissler, John possible. This organization forms without true learning. In these to "Better Grades," Box 2160, Am Std 13_ % Lib HeN*L ice. Mrs. Dietz is moving out Sidwa, Donald Smith and Robert the best preparation for taking cases a redneck of your study New Teachers The Associated Press averagi Am Tel Tel 121 Llgf * MJ General Post Office, New York.) Am Tob 31H of town. Vazquez. Also: Miss Judith E. Fitzger- of 80 stocks rose .4 to 258.0 wi Am Vlscon ""• Litton Ind ald. Hailet, high school English, industrials up ,7, rails up . Amp Ino Lukeci SU The governing body asked resi- For contest purposes, the Unit- Anaconda Mack Trk $4,800; Mrs. Mary Jane Fournier, and utilities unchanged. Armco Stl dents to support proposed Btl ed States and Canada are divid- Council Adopts Municipal Budget Colts Neck, elementary, $4,800; Of 1,278 issues traded, 590 a Armour Marath Oil A-97 introduced recently in thed into 10 regions. Separate ArmBJ Ck Martin M Miss Janet Gillen, Long Branch vanced and 420 declined. Nev Ash! OH tate legislature by Assemblyman awards will be given to winning Atchiaon . Merck art. $4,800; Miss Mary Elaine highs for 1962-63 totaled 18. Then Atl ReUif MOM Clifton T. Barkalow. students in each region. A pin Ronca, Long Branch, music, $4,' were two new lows. AVco Corp Minn Mill The bill would change the will also be presented to the Bibcock W 3 9 Cents Boro Tax Rate Hike 800; Miss Kathleen Restivo, Eleven of the 15 most activ Bald Lima. Mo Pac A method of fixing the share of highest student in each high Bait & Oh Mont Ward dhool operating costs among MATAWAN - The tax rate Rumson, social studies, $4,800; stocks advanced and four d Bayuk Clg 13 i Nat Bisc school. Ths examination will be county tax, 44 cents, no change, He noted, however, that the Miss" Beverly G. Sadler, Red dined. Bell Ic How 23 ii N Ca»h Reg municipalities • comprising a re- marked by the school, and thwile l be increased an estimated and municipal purpose tax, 7chang5 e will mean a reduction of Bendlz Slii Nat Dairy gional school district. Bank, high school English, $4,800; Sunray DX Oil returned to th Beth Steel Nat Distill three highest average winners 39 cents per $100 assessed valua- cents, up seven cents. about $90,000 in the over-all Mrs. Barbara Tector, Wood- top of the most active list, risini Boeing N»t Oypa II', The bill changes the standard will be sent to the contest com- Borough Auditor Benjamin amount to be raised by taxation. Borden Nat Steel 3G% tion this year. bridge, art, $4,800; Miss Joyce 1'/, to 33 on 116,500 shares. Se Borg Warn NY Central nil for apportionment of appropria- mittee. Litwin noted that municipal budg $34,500 For Roads Wocaleski, this place, elemen- Brunawk Nla M Pw <8>i tions to bs raised for the region- Borough Council last night ond was Lionel, up i/J at Buckeye* Fl No Am Av BOH In New Jersey, this committee et account increases over last The new budget features a Buloya Nor Pac district from that based on adopted its 1963 municipal budg- year do not reflect a true com- tary, $4,800; John S. Jones, Long 84,700 shares. Third was Ameri Bucy Erie Nwjt Alrlln' K'i is made up of Dr. P. Starke, for- $34,500 capital outlay appropria- Branch, high school social can Tobacco, up 1% at 31%. Burl Ind Norwich Ph 38 »i 'average daily enrollment" to mer head of the Mathematics et totaling $558,837, an increase parative picture, because this tion for stage one of a three-year lass. JI Ontl) Mar HV4 "the number of pupils enrolled of $148,145, showing this break- year the borough changes ils studies', $5,800; Miss Martha A. Next came Reynolds Tobaccc later Trac Owens 111 Gl Department at Rutgers, TSU; Ar- $120,000 road improvement pro- Pan A W Air 28raw% on the last day" of Septeittber of Long, Wood Ridge, primary, $5,- up 1% at 43, and Getty Oil, u lelanese thur Collard, head of mathemat- down in .the rate: method of raising soliool taxes gram. Ches 4 Oh » Param Plct 37',* the current school year." 200; Mrs. Regina Pickover, this Vt at 21%. Chryaler Penney, JC ics at Hackensack High School; School tax, $1.89, up 32 cents; from a fiscal to calendar basis, Other budget accounts: police Cltlca Bv e3ii Pa PwiLt place, elementary, $5,800; Mrs The most active in Its group, Coca Cola Pa HR , IS 14 Frank Brooks, Jr., of the Mutual salaries, $56,494, up $9,500, for Diane Sprung/this place, ele- V. S. Steel, was sixth in theTolg Pal Pepsi Cola (914 hiring of two additional police- !olum Qafl Perkln Elm 4214 Benefit Life Insurance Company; National Human Relations Award mentary, $5,500, and Miss Patri- rank of volume leaders, risin, Coml Bol Pllser SO>1 Oceanport Janet Dunning, head of mathe- of the National Conference of men; $27,200 in ,the regular % to 45%. Bethlehem gained >/ Con Edil Phil El M'i National Award street maintenance account, up cia Kenton, West Long Branch, t Cont Can Phlll Pet 19 matics at Ramapo Regional High Christians and Jews. social studies, $4,800. Republic Steel yt, Jones loop Bea Pit Bleel »'•_ Ichool, and George Charlin, ex- $1,500; street lighting, $14,000, Corn Pd Pub Sv E40 T2>i Laughlin y , and Youngstown 2814 Unit Names The National Award Dinner, up $3,300, and parks and lakes, Registration days for kinder- 2 Corning O Pullman jfficio member. Irn Zell i Pure Oil 30T1 held at the Hotel DuPont in garten students will be held May .Sheet V/t. 6Hi $3,100, up $1,600. Iruc Stl 19'i RCA 25 li Wilmington, Del., recently was 16 and 17 and again Aug. 15 Lorillard, up 1 at 46%, waCurtlaa Wr 2% Raytheon Also, public library, $7,000, up nee re Reading Co DeSantis attended by more than 400 per-$2,000; improvements to fire and 19. the next most active tobacco Del & Hud Repub Stl Cars Collide,In sons and was judged to be the Hours for the May dates are Liggett & Myers gained, 1% Dent Sup Revlon OCEANPORT— Alfred W. De- alarm system, $3,000, up $2,000; Doug Alro Reyn Met Santis has been appointed chair- most successful in the history of fund for future purchase of new 2 to 4 p.m. Boeing, off % continued unce Dow Chem Rev Tob 43 New Shrewsbury the N.C.C.J. in Delaware. Dreai Ind Ron Fulton Mil man of Historymobile Day in fire truck, $5,000; debt service, Hours for the August dates are tain as Defense Secretary Rober Du Pont St Joa Lead NEW SHREWSBURY — Anne, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. toMcNatnara was reported inves Duq Lt Bt lleg Pap 3014 Oceanport by Mrs. Richard H. The main speaker at the din-$14,332, down $420; water utility, Eaat Air L Seara Roeb 79 Topham, chairman of the local Wormley, 28, of 6 Central Ave., ner, Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, $57,847, up $2,400, and sewer 3 p.m. (gating further to see wha aat Kod MM Slicll oil M, port which is the only town lo Howard Smith, is also president Most objections during tha pub- O Tel * El S5 Un Carbide 10S',i liave the display in the area until St. 4041%; extras medium (40 lbs"•aker closed unchanged. Gen Tire 23ft Un Pac 34 «l of Fish Products Companies at lic hearing centered around bad average) 37-38; top quality (47 Du Pont gained 1%, Radl< Mlletta 31 Unit Alro later in the year. A passenger In the Person ve- Lewes, Del., and Tuckcrlon. road conditions resulting from in- Glen Aid ll»l United Cp lbs: min.) 40^-43^; mediums (41 Corp. %, Houston Lighting 1, and loodrlch 4«ii U8 Llnei 1!! During the next two years, the licle, Ruth Wallace, 33, of 110 Present at the dinner honoring stallation of sewer mains. US Plywd 42ti illstorymoblle will travel through"- ipringdale Ave., this place, com- lbs. average) 37J4-39VS; smalls International Packing 1, Jrace Co 39% US Rub 5!',4 Mr. Smith were Mrs. Otis Smith, William Tierney, former Plan- (36 lbs. average) 32-33; peewees U. S. Smelting lost 1>4, Con-Qt AAP (.Ti UH Smelt 41 ti rat the state. ilained of a whiplash Injury and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cubbage and ning Board chairman, criticized Greyhound 3514 US 8teel 7Hi Otis H. Smith 28-27. . ••-... solidated Natural Gas 1, IBM sulf on K% Van At Stl 41", •Mr. DeSantis said the History- mid sho would «eek treatment Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. the fee payment schedule for the [amm Pap 32 Walworth 3!'/, mobile will be the first of many ram her own physician, state po- Clarke. Both Mrs. Cubbage and building' inspector, and noted , Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.)ind Cleveland Electric V/t. lerc PnT (1% Wn Un Tel BELFORD — Otis H. Smith, 42-43; top quality (47 lbs. min.) Prices' were mixed on the III Cent 13»i Warn B Pic events to be sponsored by theIce said. Mrs. Clarke are sisters of Mr.that the budget lists only (1,500 nt lia Men (09 Weitg El 3JH Oceanport Tercentenary Com- director of J. Howard Smith, 4345; mediums (41 lbs. average) American Stock Exchange. Vol nt Harv Slit White Mot 45!, Ths Wormley vehicle had to be Smith. Harry Krlegel and Dri.n anticipated revenue for build- 3840; smalls (36 lbs. average) ume was 840,000 shares compared Nick SS'4 Woolwth mittee In preparing (or the 1964towed from the scene. Trooper Inc., local menhaden fishing I. William Lane of the local com ing permits. nt Paper it'i Vngat BhiT 32&-33W; peewees '28-27. with 910,000" Monday. Genera Zenith R 5>u elebratlon. William Connolly investigated. ; company, has received the 1963pany were also in attendance." He termed this "outrageous."

•••!•.•• . ' and Mr«. Curtis W. Clayton of named neighborhood ' 4-Wed, Much 13, 1963 RED SA?fK REGISTER fk UFic* tod ttmHf, R»ri- Mrs, DivJd FifiJtysw), Sherman Druje ^A Jeffrey Infa, Kaihy The 10th birttaiy of Nancy *n Township, Ave,, cel«br»t*d Uf fixtb With. a*t Ricky FJunegan, Catherine 10'lttrm daughter of Mr. and FrtehoM, with other members of ind Mn. Mildred Kxleer organiz- day March 8 at a family party. Murray, Cheryl Wttdt,- Thomas Mrs. Eugene O'Kftra, Neil Ave., her family. jr. Mn. Mary Q'Gr»dy, Cijurch Sgt. and Mrs. Richard BurgtM Present were James FlHtayson Pttllipi, Bert Maxim, Deborah) was celebrated March 7. Present St., will be hostess at the next Postponement Belford and son, Richard, of VJctorvllto, and Jerry Crutchfield of Brook-Ann-Kaylor, Lee AMJ Mehler and were Qfldy and Ellen Bober, A family party »jas held March meeting. An "Everybody's" birthday Calif., spent part of last week lyn. ' John Drury. . ' Carol Vacula, Laruine Newman, 8 f.or the Hth birthday of Arthur Is Requested party was held by the Women's with Mr. and Mrs. William Skill- Lynn and Barbara Liebewitz, Glass, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Girl Scout Troop 389 will hold Republican Club March 7 in the man of Center Ave. They left A combined party to celebrate A family dinner In the 'Dutch Ruth Shaffer, and Joyce and Glass, Claremont Ave. a St. Patrick's dance and party Methodist church hall. A crazy Sunday for England where Sgt. the seventh birthday of Patricia Oven Restaurant, Highlands, was Glen O'Hara. in the Methodist Church hall By Skowron hat party and Candidate's Night Burgess will be stationed at an Brower and the sixth birthday of heltt March 8 for Robert Antton- — Mrs. James Larsen was re- March 16 to complete their danc- will be held at the next meeting. Air Force base. Charles Brower, children of Mr. en, son of Mr. and Mrs, Relno Mrs. Lillian Clayton, Hopping cently reappointed chairman of ing badge. Mrs. Mildred Kaiser HILLSDALE (AP) - Bill and Mrs. Barbara Louellen are (Moose) Skowron, former New and Mrs. Charles Brower, 7th St.,Anttonen, Leonardville Rd. He Rd., celebrated her 88th birthday the Girl Scout Neighborhood, Bel York Yankees baseball star now A party (or the fourth birthday Alan Finlayson, son of Mr. land was held March 9. Guests were'was 15 years old. March 10 at the home of Mr. ford. Mrs. Robert Simon was co-leaders of the troop. with the Los Angeles Dodgers, of Paul DeNicola, son of Mr. and is seeking postponement of a Mrs. Peter DeNicola, Oceanview court hearing scheduled for to- Ave., was held March 7, Guests ^ morrow on charges brought after included Michael Schmidt, Leu- S Skowron returned home for evi- Ann and Shelly Aquilla, Victor S dence for a divorce. Butura and John and Peter De- Skowron's attorney, Anthony Nicola. Rathe of Hackensack, said he would ask for an adjournment. Mrs. Marie Himilryck, Walling "It's almost impossible for Moose Ave. entertained the members of to return from Florida again the St. Clement's Guild March 6. Thursday for the hearing," Rathe Mrs. Wilson Miller. Church St., said. will be hostess at the next meet- Benjamin E. Lucchi, Hacken- ing. sack lawyer representing Mrs. Mrs. Norman Sickles won the Skowron, said, however, that meeting prize at the Six Pense "this thing should be cleared .up Club meeting March 7. Mrs. •"fast." Charles Rooney entertained the Mrs. Skowron has charged her member at her home. husband with simple assault and battery. Skowron has charged Richard Isaksen, son of Mr. his wife, Virginia, 29, with crimi- and Mrs. Richard Isaksen, Main nal adultery. St., celebrated his seventh birth- day March 8. Present were Mr.' They both filed the charges and Mrs. Charles Cadmus, Mrs. early Sunday after Skowron had Kaspera Isaksen, Mr. and Mrs. returned from Florida and, ac- Leonard Kotch and children, Jan- companied by a private detec- BONELESS-BOTTOM I ice and Kenneth, and Ruth Ann. Beech-Nut i tive, entered his house. The base- sis David and Edward Isaksen. ball player told police he found Baby Foods Robert S. Jenco, 23, of 27 Wood- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mehler 1 5+raintd Chopptd field La., Saddle River, In the entertained at a party In observ- house with Mrs. Skowron. Skow- ance of the sixth birthday of 10 "99° 6 "89° ron, 31, also charged Jenco with their daughter, Ellen, March 10. Attending were Mrs. Agnes La- ROUND ROAST criminal adultery. Face, Mr. and Mrs. William Muz- The private detective, Matthew zio, Lakewood; Mr. and Mrs. Tomato Juiee Donohue of 24 Elizabeth St., 'Super-Right" NATURALLY AQEt> Rutherford, also was charged with simple assault and battery Cocktail m Grain-Fed Beef! C by Mrs. Skowron. Barrett Due Ccllij. Ipf. IORMQ "•:•: Mrs. Skowron filed for divorce oi. bet. NO FAT ADDED ' last July and. asked for support ToMakeTalk Ib. for herself and the couple's two #00 Extra sons, ages 6 and 10. She claimed Colonna 75 Coupon and Purchase of extreme cruelty and said her fmporitct P*rmt«n husband constantly accused her of infidelity.' Grated Cheese *«• 41« BtMlats Boneless Skowron filed a counter-petition R«di-M!» FUvored c Expires Sat., Mar. 16th, in September, charging his wife TOP SIRLOIN ROAST 89 TOP ROUND ROAST 79ib'. Limit ono p«r Adult Custome with extreme cruelty and adul- Bread Crumbs is 25< Binillti Front tnt* Pramlum—Brown'H'Sarva tery. He named two correspond- c C ents in. his petition, James Rapp, La Choy identified as a singer, and Joseph BrisketBeef - 99i79 Swift's Sausage ;55 Patti, Sr., with no further identi- e fication. Chinese Dinner Top Round Steak 89b Veal Cubed Steaks 99° Skowron asked for custody of lib. J c C the boys and for a judgment of 49° $12,000 which he said he loaned Top Sirloin Steak 95 Bacon End Slices 45 MAINE POTATOES to his wife to start the La Top Round Boheme beauty shop she operates Heinz London Broil 99< Sausage Meat S; 39' U. S. Ho. 1 Grade in Ramsey. Mrs. Skowron "A" Sfee 25;89< claimed the $12,000 was a gift in a reply to her husband's pe- Sweet Gherkins Parade Info A&P For This St. Patrick's Day Value! tition. Young, Tindtr 71/4 fluid «IB 'Super-Rigfcf Quality-BOllEIESS BRISKET Front Gits The couple were estranged but et.jtr "' Broccoli "had been living under the same SnowWliit. roof," Rathe said. Mushrooms Robert R. Barrett French's c C Ib. Goldtn LITTLE SILVER - Robert R. CORNED BEEF :E 59 Sweet Corn 3"25 Barrett, president of Barrett and Scholarship Mashed Potatoes Exclusive? 6hly A&P rias Super-Right Corned Beef ... DELICIOUS Crain, Inc., realtors of Westfield . the belt! Priced only at advertised !lt'i specially cured, Wiilarn and Mountainside,,will address a low In wihfr content, high in flavor and quality! Red Apples Program Is luncheon meeting of the Mon- '"'"' mouth County Multiple Listing Ib • n. e Announced Associates in the Willowbrook Uncle Ben's New Green Cabbage V Ann Page Mustard Tuesday, March 28.-. I3 Tender A LONG BRANCH - A new Mr. Barrett is well known as Pascal Celery Crisp Am scholarship program in conjunc- an author and lecturer on real Converted Rice Fine Quality Ideal for •ach tion with the third annual ad- estate matters and his talk here Money-Saving Values ... vanced science Seminar in ma- I Ib. 12 A&P's GROCERY BUYS I Avocado Pears is designed to show members of 49° rine biology to be offered at the the association how*'service to boi boi Long Branch Summer High clients may,be, increased through Lent en Values .' • School has been announced by multiple listing services.. He is »&P Brand officials of the summer session. DOLE'S PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 79 7oi. a graduate of the 'University of Scotties C This will be the first year that Virginia and a director of the cam 85 the full tuition scholarships will White Tuna 3 New Jersey Association of Real Facial Tissue lib. be offered to the seminar which Estate Boards. RED CHEEK is being conducted for high school Whit, « pig. ACQ cans Dallverad Frash Dally—Jane Parkar students who have achieved hon- Auort.d of 400*" APPLE SAUCE 6 79 C ors in their science studies. Hot Cross Buns 8 39 The program provides oppor- $10 Million Soft-Weve GREEN 6IANT lib. tunities for interested students to Kitchen Sliced cans Tomato Soup •*?>*«• study marine forms and func- Cost Laid To GREEN BEANS 2 39 tions, to learn how to use ma- Toilet Tissue rine exploration equipment, to Maine Sardines v«ta»B«»d. 2 learn various classification sys- Plant Pests Whit, or Color.d 2 r°ii. 25e Nib lets Corn E 3 i: 49' Sweet Peas Giant A oz. cam tems, and to gain a well-rounded 2-ply C lib. C Mueller Elbow Macaroni 2 47' knowledge and practical under- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) -Plant Nabiico atanding of marine life and prob- pests still exact annual losses to luncheon Meat 39 FigNewtons 37 Star-Kist Tuna lems. the American economy of more r 0 I Ib. than $10 million despite a cen- Fluffy All Oatmeal Cookies \Z &' i^ * Krispy Crackers Suninlnt Fancy WhiU Rollo E. Galbraith, biology in- Harris Crab Meat American tury of efforts to control them, ControlUd Sudi 1 structor at Long Branch High an expert says. Dutch Almond Crunch *»* '^M Lipton's Tea Bags 21b. School, and a leading high school SAUCE D. R. Shepherd, associate direc- 1 i«r - 69' authority on marine biology, will Sox. tor of the Plant Pest Control Di- Vermont Maid Syrup •*# ^31« Nestle Decaf coordinate the course. Bread Crumbs > Parlor vision of the U. S. Department of C pint Dr. Lionel A. Walford, marine Agriculture, addressed a joint Layer Cake Mixes ^z^" 1S39 No-CalBeverages ^«»2 fcoti. biologist and former chief of the River Brand Brown Rice meeting of the American Mos- RHUATHIA MlV Dunc«n Hin« I6'/^°X ^ White Shrimp llfIfih OIlftAttA Mindeviljt—Importid 4 oz. 1 AQ The seminar is open to students been exaggerated by publicity. Baby Lima Beans M°'->ri ^ who have completed a course in The meeting was the opening Sweetheart Soap V e 49° Jane Parker Baked Foods'. biology at the high school level, one of a four day get-together. B f l n Buy 3 .t r.gul.lir prict.prict... . Cream Cheese ' '5HI £ 21 Banquet Dinners " I; ' '^fl« who have achieved an average About 700 persons are attending, T G.fHoforr Wit e mark, of B or better, and who some 200 of them from New Jer- Cottage Cheese £& £» French Toast w* 2 ^ 43 PEACH or PINEAPPLE have the recommendation of their sey. A "9 h 1 science instructor. Students in •tei ' 4 l , Fresh Milk J2& J^M YourChoice any public, parochial, or private French Fries^r/c^,. 3 £ 35« PIE school in the area, or those visit- Tercentenary Gal SO Exira Plaid Stamps with piirahasa ol ing the area for the summer pe- Red Heart Qet 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with purchase ol FROSTED BALL DOHUTS riod are eligible to apply. w l IJ 4 C Applications for scholarship as- Dahlia Due Swiss CheeseDIl 69f Crab Meat " '"' L"7O 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with purohue ol sistance must be received by the Dog Food e Summer High School Director by For State l flat 25 Exira Plaid Stamps with purohau of Bat 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with punhasa ol Plain Danish Ring 39 April 15. or Uv.r 3 * til" Starlike Stationery Classes will be conducted Mon- TRENTON (AP) - A new 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with purchase el 100 Emlopss Plus 125 Shsits Oval Waste Basket'!» day through Friday, July 8 variety of dahlia will be named C through Aug. 16. . "New Jcrsey-300," the Tercen- Enriched—Sliced GOLDEN LOAF CAKE 45 tenary Advisory Arbor and Gar- SUPPORT Mb. MARINE PROMOTED den Committee has announced. Marvel White Bread Icevet Ragularly 1.59* Special This Waak Choice of 4 Fltvon 50 Extra Plaid Stamps with purahast of CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Don- The prize winning dahlia, C ald R. Bridgeman, son of Mrs. which must be an undisseminated ADORN HAIR SPRAY Red^Cross Marvel Ice Cream cont. 59 c William Bridgeman, 195 Hilltop seedling developed in New Jer- °>lui Faderal Tax Footed Candy Jar 79 Blvd., and the late Mr. Bridge- sey, will be selected at the 1963 man, has been promoted to Pri-annual dahlia show at the Civic All Tobacco Products, Fresh Milk and Alicoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stanip offer. vate First Class in the U. S. Ma-Auditorium in Paramus in Sep- Prices-effective through Sat., March 16th in rine Corps. tember, the committee said. LITTLSuper MarketE SILVEs and SelRf Service EATONTOWStores only. N SHREWSBURY CLIFFWOOD He is stationed at Henderson The winner will be grown in RED BANK Rout* 35 Newman Springs Rd. at Shrewsbury Ave. Route 35 Hall, Arlington, Va., and is at- quantity during 1964 by exhibi- 121 Menmouth St. 507 Prospect Ave. tached to Headquarter Battalion, tion dahlia growers and will be Complete Liquor Department Popular Brands Beer and Ale Monda. y thru Thursday. '111 9 P. M. Monday. thru Thursday. 'til 9 P. M. , Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'til 9 P. ; Washington, DC. He completed featured at the tercentenary pa- Open Thursdayj '111 S P. M. Monday thru Thursday 'til 8 P. M. Fridays 'UI 10 P. M. ', Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. his boot training at Parrls Is- vilion of the 1964 World's Fair in Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Fridays Mil 10 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. land, S.C., and his artillery train New York and at the golden an- PORT MONMOUTH | KEANSBURG ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RARITAN TOWNSHIP DEAL ing at Camp Lejeune, N. C. niversary exhibit of the Ameri- 282 Norwood Ave. can Dahlia Society in New York Highway 36 Highway 36 80 First Avenue Route 36 . Buying or selling? Use the In 1064. Popular Brands Beer and Ale Monday thru Thursday '111 a P. M. Sell Service Store Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday 'til S P. M. Complete Liquor Department Register Classified for quick re- New Jersey is celebrating its Sundays 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. CM..,. «n M •» M ' •„•„'• Monday thru Thursday 'Ol 9 P. M. sults.—Advertisement. 300th anniversary in 1964. Monday thru Thursday 'ill t P. M. Frldays tu 10 P< M> Open Friday to 9 P. M. Sunday* 9 A. M. to « P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. s Fridays '111 10 P. IML Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P, M. ( No Meat Department Fildays'tU 10 P. M. - Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P. M bom the tXS, Ot this Utmm&txu The Kobbs; l'/2-$tory frame, RED BANK REGISTER - Werf., March 13, 1963--5 AHw-Scott Report: Shorn* w« rodf.«d off iU.founda- 1 • - •'/•• * ' - i ' 4W, ppy two- tMrds-4575 mfiUon-rhM been la Babysitter Acts On tions by the blest, which ripped Front of the house, but was unturne- d on a light switcfc, «,#Mt the ye.r* of rAt. Kennedy admin- out several walls. They are stay- sure if this was the cause of the hook the house and sparks and ILS.'Aid to Nasser istration. ing at his parents' home Insxplosion. The break was re-lames leapeped at the.girl!"?'1 ^ By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott PUT AND TAKB-Amaztagly, Staten Island. paired and an investigation con- Reflecting on the terrlfyFiJg ac- this hasn't had the slightest ef- Plan in Explosion The Kobbs called gas comtinued- . ;ident, Mariann said, "I'll never WASHINGTON — Hundreds of millions of dol- fect in deterring Nasser from pany inspectors three times last Mariann was watching televi- )aby-slt again. It ]ust raakei thing like this happens, grab the seizing U.S. property. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Friday and Saturday because of ion in the basement while the ™u feel like something you don't ' lars of U. S. economic aid in the past several years children right away." 1 1 In a recent grab of business Mariann Matulevich. did Just strong gas odors. But they could baby slept upstairs. When she ant to go through again. ' are the keystone of Gamal Nasser's steadily accelerat- snterprises, he nationalized more what she had rehearsed In her'. Kobb's comment was: She not find any gas leaks. ing use of ruthless armed force, explosive propaganda :han a hundred, shipping and mind when en explosion and thought more of the baby than tevedore companies, among them flash fire struck the house where Yesterday the Public Service and covert machinations to, make himself ruler of a she did of herself. . .the most American owned firms. As yet,she was baby-sitting with a 3wonderfu- l thing I've ever heard Electric and Gas Co. found a farflung socialistic pan-Arab empire. Nasser has made no move to payrnonth-old boy Monday night. of." six-inch break in a gas main in Since President Kennedy has been in office, up- compensation. The kerchief over her curls This extraordinary backstage afiame and herslacks singed, wards of $575 million in economic aid has been ladled ituation is now under careful the 16-year-old high school PUBLIC NOTICE out to the Soviet-armed, U. S.-fed Egyptian dictator. congressional scrutiny. Influental junior fought her way upstairs To Out Factd With Annoying and Embarrassing Bills More than two thirds of this vast assistance has leaders in the Senate and House from the basement through i re digging into this matter in tumbled furniture and debris. been in surplus farm prod- preparation for public action. WEST KEANSBURG to undertake numerous domestic The crib had been knocked to CONSOLIDATION Rep. Otto Passman, D-La., ucts nominally sold to projects that otherwise would not the other side of the room' but chairman of the Foreign Aid Ap- IS A BUSINESS-LIKE WAY TO HANDLE THEM WATER COMPANY Nasser for Egyptian cur- have been pos- the baby, Kenneth Kottb, was un- propriations subcommittee, is sible; (2) to li We will gather all or part of your overdue bills and time payment rency. TKat has > benefited telling committeemen he plans to harmed... Cradling the bawling hereby serves notice him directly and weightily nance his baby in her arms, she ran out- balances into 1 BILL...aloan at this office...in any total amount oppose further aid to Nasser. up to $500. Instead of having several payments to make this will to two ways; With these counter- grandiose Passman is indicating he is' con-side. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. that the annual spring pire aspirations Sylvester Matulevich, met her in give you ONLY I Bill...in 1 Place. And, we will do our best to part funds he has been able (1) sidering writing such a ban into make this 1 payment as little as half • or less than half • the total and conspira- the foreign aid bill. the street. The Matulevich fami- flushing of water hydrants cies. ly lives at 10 Wilcox Rd., across payments you now have to make. Congressional leaders also have Included the street from the Kobb home. been informed that Ambassador •mount al Manthly >ariMitls tors will take place during HANSON these are Nas- LIFE INSURANCE John Badeau has cabled warning After hospital treatment for It 11 ser's large can be placed on tit MMHII Mltltill Mental Miataa POSTAL SCALES from Cairo that Nasser is fu-irst-degree face and hand burns, the period of armed inter ALL LOANS at riously attempting to overthrow Mariann returned to a tearful | 6.97 * 9.75 $11.15 with new rates vention in Ye- Group Insurance Rate* 200 13.93 19.50 36.31 the pro-Western governments of but joyous reunion with the boy'i Allen men; his mur- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard It proUcts witi and family 300 lie,7? 20.90 29.2S 54,46 MARCH 18 THRU 31, 1963 Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Turkey. in cast of tht borrowtri 400 21.94 27.47 38.59 72.14 derous plots to overthrow the pro- Badeau is understood to have Kobb. natural or iccldintal death MO 26.77 33.69 47.62 M.S3 Western governments of Saudi advised Secretary'of Stats Rusk Mariann explained; "usually . Moitlhl; charm: :4*. on balances to ISM ana !4» from 1100 to l»». inclusive from Arabia and Jordan; intrigues that Nasser agents are conspir- when my girl friend and I are with dissident military elements LOANS or FINANCING IN ANT AMOUNT $25t*$500 10:30 P. M. lo 3:30 A. M. ing with lower echelon Turkish talking, we would say if some- in Turkey, and maintaining closi officers who allegedly are ties with Fidel Castro and exaroused over the Kennedy admin- AIRMAN PROMOTED pantiing trade t? istration's decision to withdraw BELL FINANCE WEST KEANSBURG between their intermediate range ballistic mis- WESTOVER AFB, Mass.-John COMPANY <*.N*74J.7».M4.a»«-»JS countries. siles from that country. J. Shaeffer, 3d, 1 Maple Ave., 6 OFFICES CONVENIENT TO YOUR HONE OK WORK The thous- These nuclear-armed missiles Keansburg, N. J., has been pro- WATER COMPANY ands of ground were positioned so as to destroy moted to airman first class in New BELL MIDDLETOWN OFFICE . 671 HI WAY 33 and air troops Russia's great Baku oil fields. the Air Force. Airman Shaeffer 1709 UNION AVE. MODEL' J»4«-A $1.00 Nasser has in, The dissident Turkish officers is an administrative specialist as- MDJJrIK FMEHOID /Jv ITUHTIC KICHlaNOI lONtMANCH IrUaldMk sola lor central of- Yemen are he-1 are reported to view the IRBM signed to the 99th Field Maifli- 77IH0MST. ]IE. MAIN IT. tJX, HIWM M uMiUVf. 103 MOAOWAY HAZLET, Nl-W JERSEY flct uift. Indicates postage for ing fed food ob- removal as evidence of U.S. de-tenance Squadron here. A grad- Vrt-iSHMOM TlLHOttWOfcE^ Tlt.l»f-UM T.I.;M2-U14 air mail to 8 ox., first class, and tained from the tatONTOWNi 22 MAIN ST., urmr llWIt ST. . Tali LI 1-440O mwchandli* to Z lbs. termination to disengage from uate of Middletown High School, U. S. in the Turkey. Playing strongly on this he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. tfaVIMg Ml mCmmOWH • MI«Ct« . aUPOUMX . OCt/IN COUWTIII form of eco- belief Nasser is urging a coup William Van Wagner. nomic aid. Scott and an alliance with him in These Egyptian forces are fight- "mighty Moslem socialist bloc." ing with Russian weapons and In Ambassador Badeau's fore- eating American rations. boding opinion, Nasser is driv- BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH DRIVE-IN AUTO CENTER GIVES In Egypt there would be wide ing hard to make himself the spread hunger and .Nasser's re dominant figure in the Middle YOU COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE WHILE YOU SHOP gime shaky and insecure but foi East in the next 'U months. the huge stocks of U. S. agricul James Magellas, head of the tural supplies he has obtains U.S. Aid Mission in Yemen, is in ADJACENT IAMBERGER Studio Couch from the Kennedy administration Washington for consultations. He Brown Last fiscal year they reached favors a small amount of eco- EATONTOWN CIRCLE Toast record high of more than $22! nomic aid, chiefly food, for Ye- million. That startling total wi Green men, but only under the strictest i Brakes probably be exceeded in the cur- control to ensure it will go to the rent fiscal year. needy masses and not Nasser's > Seat cover I alignment I repairs So far, some $200 million i Egyptian troops that are keeping such aid has been dished out ti the so-called revolutionary junta Nasser, and informed officials in power. are privately indicating the totai Although the U.S.' has recog- will top J225 million by July. nized this regime, President Ken- These immense stocks of vital nedy still has not named an Am food supplies are not the only bassador to Yemen, there ha 49.95 U.S. economic aid the Egyptian been no explanation for the de- dictator is getting. lay. THE While the late Secretary of In response to urgent pleas State John Foster Dulles balked from Saudi Arabia and Jordan, a Nylon tire sale at financing the giant Aswan squadron of ' five destroyers i: RAILROAD dam, the Kennedy administration now patroling the Red Sea as a recently gave Nasser a $30 mil-"show of U.S. force" and pre- BLACKWALLS WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTir lion loan to build a power plant sumably a warning to Nasser. WAREHOUSE in Cairo. Other large loans and But in congressional quarters it credits are $34.5 million for diesel is definitely known that the Pres- locomotives, $17 million for grain ident and his advisers still have OUTLET handling facilities, $7 million for no fixed policy on what should be 241 Highway 35, Eatontown an industrial bank, $6 million for done in the event the restless and 2 for 15.88 Jail Sooth of Ealontoirn Clrclo a bagasse plant. ambitious Egyptian dictator at- OPEN D.«.1I.V »:30 la t:30 tacks Saudi Arabia or causes an 640x15 tube-type, plus tax and any 2 old tires in trade SAT. 1:311 la 8:30 Since 1952, Nasser has obtained upheaval in Jordan. Tub«-typt TUIMICM TtibtUit Call 542-2020 $892,834,000 in economic aid, loans, credits and surplus food So far as the White House and 670 x IS 2 far 18.18 670 x 15 2 for 21.88 750 x 14 1 for 21.88 60fi x IS 2 for 20.88 710 x 15 2 for 22.(8 710 x IS 2 (or 25.88 800 x 14 2 for 2S.I8 650 x 13 2 for 24.11 State Department are concerned, 760 x 15 2 for 26.18 760 x 15_2 far 29.88 850 x 14 2 for 29.88 ! before you buy or build, see . . . decisions on. this are still "under consideration." AH prieca plat tax and anj 2 old tirci in trade. The Joint Chiefs of Staff have complete contingency plans. MARINE VIEW These call for the use of Marines, SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Air and other forces to be rushed WHITIWALLS WITH 24-MONTH GUARAIITII to these allied countries. But "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" while the military are ready for instant action, the orders must MAIN OFFICE Branch Office come from the President—and he 874 Highway 35 apparently still hasn'.t made up (Five Corners) Atlantic Highlands his mind. 2 for 19.88 MIDDLETOWN 33 First Avenue PLAYING BOTH SIDES-While 640x15 tube-type, pluc tax and any 2 old tires In trad* Brazil's Finance, Minister Dantas OS 1-2400 291-0100 Tubt-ryp* Tuboleti TuotteM is in Washington trying to 670 x 15 2 for 23.8B 670 x IS 2 for 26.8S 750 i 14 2 for 26.88 600 x 13 2 for 25.88 wheedle another $500 million in 710 x 15 2 for 27.88 710 x IS 2 (or 30.88 800 i 14 2 for 30.88 650 x 13 2 for 29.88 desperately needed financial aid, 760 x 15 2 for 31.88 760 x 15 2 for 34.88 850 x 14 2 for 34.88 his government has concluded negotiations with Russia on a All prices pins lax and my 2 old tires in trade. trade agreement aimed at dou- bling business between them. Last All brand new, first quality tires—no seconds or blemishes year it amounted to $80 million. Made with 100% Da Pont nylon cord—stronger than the c6rd used in the original equipment In addition, Brazil has started of moil 1963 can. Broad, 6-ribbed tread deiign, ridged outer JFOOTM and angled inner THE JOCUND CIRCLE AT THE discussions with Poland, Hun- lor itrenglh. gary, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia •AH tires guaranteed against road hatardi «nth >» glass rats, curb bnuset and impart breaks, on trade agreements. The Rus- encountered nnder normal driving conditions and traveling an average ol 1,000 miles per month. sian pactwon't'be announced un- Tirei will be.replaced or repaired at the discretion of Bamberger'a. Replacements prorated, againrt Horn& til after Dantas' talks in Wash- these selling prices, for time nsed. ington . . . Polish Communist leaders who recently were in Moscow are relating a strange re- Musket Tavern port. According to them Khrush- chev may "retire" next year when he reaches 70. The Poles say Khrushchev will not give up power, but will step out of the limelight while retaining a firm hold on the reins. His purpose, according to this account, is to RUST-RESISTANT SHOCK BRAKES For convivial Quaffery as well as epi- install his successor firmly in control in order to avert a deadly COMPLETE MUFFLERS curean Cookery, Gentlemen and Kremlin struggle after Khrush- ABSORBERS RELINED ON Gentlewomen are frequenting; the new chev dies. WHEEL ALL 4 Fully guaranteed for the life HORN AND MUSKET TAVERN FOR MOST ALIGNMENT AND at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Here Victuals of your cart are prepar'd to empassion even the AMERICAN CARS WHEELS BRAKE most jaded Palate. And for ye who Plan to See Car Trsi M«ael with 15,000-mile ADJUSTMENT Btudebaker '47-'M. . Champion . wish your Portions as Potions, choice guarantee* Chevrolet '*'-'*"* Passion Play CheTrolet '*«-'fl •Wines, Brews, Liquors and Concoc- Fontlae '53-'5 tions are plentifully and pridefully RED BANK — Members of the Each Olda 'sl-'Sfi poured from 10 A.M. 'till 2'A.Mi Catholic Young Adult Club of 3.99 Bulck _'S3-'5r> Northern Monmouth County will Installed 6.95 Bulck '49-'SS. 12.95 Cadillac _'52-'5& We are open to serve you food attend the Passion Play being Precision-engineered to Cadillac (rear) '52-'5l> from 7 A.M. 'till 1«A.M. presented by the CYAC at Black- For most American can • Correct camber and castei give a new, aafcr ride. wood Sunday, March 31. • Only new, bonded • Inspect toe-in and tot-out Ford 'M-'59 Let m Welcome YOU to our jocund Cir- The Red Bank area group will All work performed by brake linings are used • Inspect and adjust steerinj cle of Friends and Patrona, leave St, Anthony's Catholic Plymouth _'42-'5B Church here that day at 12.30 factory-trained experts. • We bleed and adjust • Adjust brakes p.m. and will return at 9 p.m. {or full contact tPullT gwratueed aKMfttt [uanvifacuirer » defect* Installation available at • Inspect hydraulic line* for the lifetime of your car—free repltcemmt. The club also has announced • Check lines and mas- • Inspect wheel cylinders Duals and convrrtlbleK slight]; higher. Till t»TH schedule for six other activi- nominal charge. ter cylinders for leaks for rnosl cir» »IM Mnilsblff at low price*. ties: Stations of the Cross, St. This service ovailabla from Installation arallable at nominal ehartTt. *FYM relmlng If brikPK fan Joseph's Catholic Church, Key- within IS.000 mllei of lob. 10 A.M. to 5:45 P.M. only port, Friday at 8 p.m; St. Pat- l?*>t Kt Menlo Park) rick's Day get-together, bowling, Harmony Bowl, Middletown, Sunday at 7 p.m.; Glee Club meeting, USO Building, Long Branch, Monday at 8 p.m.; news- paper meeting, 45 Virginia Ter., Call KEIIogg 1-24(10, OSborne 1-2500 or write on llres. Free delivery wllhin our delivery area. (Except C.O.D.'s, add 50c). Bamberger's Drlvcln Auto Center (Dcpt. 14S, 144) Middletown, Tuesday, at 8 p.m.; Adjacent to Bamberger's at the Eatontown Circle, Monmouth. And atParamm, Menlo Park, Newark, Plalnilcld and Route 22 irk Springfield. Discussion Club, a continuation Bamberger'i Drive-In Auto Center* at Monmouth, Paramus, Menlo Park, Newark, Plalnfleld open at 8:30 A. M.; Springfield open at 10 A. M. . of talks on the catechism, St. An- thony's Church, Wednesday at 8 BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT p.m., and ice skating, Asbury p a n lit* mi n • • at. 8:30 Casino BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY TILL 9:30 P. M. SATURDAY TILL 6 trays to Advertise ml he Ke^ster^* » • • •».''.. . • 1 ... Ked Kegister JIM BISHOP: 4M fef*fe ftrM. ft* But. N. J. Established H7» by John R Cook and Hwy day Some 'Manly' Pobllshed by Ibt Red Bank Register Incorporated There was mush under Ernest Hemingway's armor-' W. HARRY PENNINGTON. President JAMES 3. HOGAN. Editor plate. He was a tough man on a typewriter and hft M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager could drink tough and talk tough,., but behind the Thomai J. Bly Wnil»m F. Saridford and Arthur Z. Kamln Frank W. Harbour whiskers and the steel-rimmed spectacles was a lone?" Auoelui Editor! Itldaittnm Btuwu Mir. ly sentimentalist Sixteen years ago, Mark Hellinger Member ol the Asaociated Preu died and, shortly before the end, Hen£ n» AuocMUt rrui u •otttiM ncmiiviij to tli HM tu ripnblteuleo « Hi Hi Ixu un t*ttU4 It UUa ••wipipar u wtli u ill tr MM dUpuefiu. ingway wrote a tough-guy note to his Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association friend. . * Member Audit Bureau of Circulation I have it It is two-pages single- OAi 1U1 Btnk fUxtitsr uium*i no financial r«ipanilbtmt«i for typdgnDtileaJ «nt)n Is AdTirtlnmnlfl. but spaced and some of the things one maiir «1U rtprlat wttnout cnars*. that part ol an advtrtUemcot It. wblcii th« typoiraphloal error oeeura. Adrirtimri irtu Hun ooUfr tl» nuinini imnudlatelr ol anr «rror win en mar occur. might write to another cannot be pub- Thlt uwiMpir MtiimM no ruponilblllttti (or •uteminu si opinion* a Utlira from IU num. lished, but, underneath the kidding is a p Prlcn 10 4dvtnci hm than 1 mot P«t month tl.&o U monitu—Illft • nmth*-* HO sentimental warning to a pal. Hellinger; oopr at wuaur, I tnti Sinfli copy by mall. 10 emu > mMth»-ril.U 1 tua 480 a one-time Broadway columnist and a WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. 1963 BISHOP Hollywood producer, had a working ar- rangement with Hemingway to turn some of the au- thor's books into motion pictures. Dyna-Soar and Gemini "Dear Mark:" the letter says, In part, "Only thing, that spooks me is you over-working. Don't do it, damn Another major Air Force project RS70 reconnaissance-strike plane and it Over working, over drinking, over anything, om> may be headed for the scrap heap— the bomber-launched Skybolt missile. working is the worst The others are self-liquidating. and with it millions of dollars of tax- We know that in these days of In over-drinking, the liver turns on you and tromples you with those hobnails. But that over-working. Lay payers' good money. rapidly advancing military systems a off that over-working papa. We're talking about the manned project can become obsolete from "I can see how you'd look as a corpse. Wonderful space glider called Dyna-Soar. the time it is on the drawing board in a black shirt. But hell pappy, it won't be the same Secretary of Defense Robert S. to the time it is ready for production. as having you around making just enough and not too McNamara reportedly has strong But taxpayers seriously wonder, many of those pictures. And when that old dirt lands doubts whether the space glider pro- and justifiably so, how much dupli- on the box, no matter how expensive, you are dead gram is worth the additional $500 cation there is among many military for a long time and from my laboratory experiments I can promise you pappy there isn't any heaven and million it would take td complete it. projects. If McNamara is right that there isn't any hell and you don't have any fun when Millions of dollars already have gone the Dyna-Soar and the Gemini proj- you are dead. Even if they cremate you. into bringing the Dyna-Soar to its ects are similar—imagine the time, "When are you going to have Naked City dans le. present state. effort, and money wasted in thi cans, en los boites, en Iatas as we polyglots (polygotry McNamara and his scientists area. Better co-ordination, at an ear- is still freely practiced in remote districts of Utah hut apparently believe the Dyna-Soar lier stage in the life of the projects only in the same family) say? Hay any chance de faire would have saved the American peo- Yowr Moneys Worth; shipper aux Sun Valley (Valle del Sol) Idaho? Drinka- would duplicate work to be done by LETTERS mos un poco. Hay eleven saloons (bars) todos con 1B the National Aeronautics and Spaceple millions of dollars. gambling. Administration's two-man Gemini The secretary of defense is doing 'Unplanned' Budget Deficits REFRESHING EXPERIENCE "Walkeremos media milla. Put you in shape. Every orbital flights. Gemini, in which the a service by suggesting such projects By SYLVIA PORTER 17 Edison Ave. fifty yards in roadwork stop en saloon all drinks in New Shrewsbury, N, J. Ketchum on the house until ten A.M. Bad house in Hal- Air Force has a minor share, is as Dyna-Soar be halted before addi- During the final four fiscal years of the Eisenhow- To the Editor: ley (Dist 12 miles. Somebody else drive). Poor old said to be closer to flight than is tional millions of dollars are wasted er Administration—1958 through 1961—the federal The Mayor and Council of New papa (me) raised with most of the croupiers. Switch on them. If his information is cor-government piled up three budget deficits and the $12.4 Shrewsbury have just completed Dyna-Soar. an unusual assignment. Conduct- own dice at crap table. billion deficit of 1959 stands as of now as the largest The Afr Force, of course, intends rect, then he should stick to his gum ing a,quasi judicial hearing on , : , , An Offer and Invitation peacetime deficit in our entire history. charges brought by the chief of to battle for the project. It contends —regardless of any pressure by an police against one of the patrol- .:'Jhaye to do le writing but would lay off couple' there is no comparison between the individual service. Not one of those deficits was pre-men, they wire required to actof days toffee Naked City and get my partner in shape. But we deplore the advanced dicted in advance by President Eisen- as judge and Jury. Such a situa- Want to get that picture of you in that expensive box two projects and plans to support hower. tion rarely occurs in the carters of men elected to council and out of my mind. Better come out, Mark. If can't make arguments to present to McNamara. stages a project is permitted to In fact, in each of his original budg- achieve—before someone suddenly there is therefore very little In world premiere of picture am prepared to state without Already scrapped have been two et messages, Eisenhower forecast a sur-their experience which prepares seeing it or never seeing it If you insist and have any realizes it has gone far enough. plus, and in that famous year of 195the9 m for such a challenge. Too, other big Air Force projects—the, there is no one on the Newdoubts on it is greatest picture since Birth of a Nation his original estimate was a half-billion Shrewsbury Council with legal then come out for Xmas. (Note: Heliinger died Dec. 21). dollar surplus. In only a few months, training. "Will have a lot of work under belt and be in good These Days; higher than projected'spending, plus I was an observer of the ol shape to get you in shape. We could do something Porter disappointing, tax take resulting from entire trial. It aeems to me thai the people of New Shrewsbury sort of the reverse of Bill Brown's or Muldoon's. 9 the sluggish growth of profits and paychecks switched should be very proud of the A.M. Commence le drinking. 11 AM. Down hill racing Souring the Milk of Human Kindness that modest "surplus" into a massive deficit. manner in which this trial was conducted. The dignity of the on wild horses. 12:30 Walk from the stables to the By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN In his first two fiscal years—1962 and 1963— hearing, the control exercised by Ram (bar). 1:30 P.M. Heavy lunch. Afternoon: sleep. Kennedy also originally predicted surpluses which Mayor Lemon, the scrupulous at- "5 P.M. The tables. 7:30 P.M. Visit bam 3:30 P.M. You come into a town, as I did way, I reflected nonetheless that on the desert. You could always ended up as deficits. (The new estimate for this year tention paid to the rights of the Dinner in bed. Movie: Fight to the death between mid- Into Norfolk; Va., last week, and I wouldn't have picked up count on getting a ride. Later witnesses, all combined to as- ending July 1 Is a deficit of $8.8 billion.) sure a climate which guaranteed gets. 0300: Garroting of gamblers. Dragging of gam- you find it concerned not with stranger even it I had had four 1 hitchhiked all over California, absolute impartiality. , problem^ of world Import but empty seats. It's been a long through the San Joaquin Valley Now for the first time in his tenure of office, Ken blers through streets behind wild horses. 0430: Hanging with -an immediately localized time now since I have accom- and up into the great national nedy not only has dared to "plan" a whopping defici In an era when "politicians" of psychoanalysts. 0600: Free electric shocks. O730: case of rape modated a hitchhiker. parks of Sequoia and Yosemtte, of $11.9 billion for 1964 but also has dared to forecas are usually spoken of In deroga- People were not afraid of hitch' tory terms, It was a very refresh- Breakfast with imported beers. 0800: Drinking and murder, Why? Because of the repellent it openly and to defend it as sound polity under today's This Is evil cases I have heard about ol hikers then, for insofar as there ing experience to observe these (friendly). • ^ the form that hitchhikers who have robbed an was a criminal element in hobo- economic conditions. men conduct themselves under "We could organize some sort of health schedule very trying circumstances in such strikes homi even murdered their benefactors dom it was still riding the rods Daring this is indeed, for by so doing Kennedy has an exemplary manner. like that for Christmas. So long old partner. Take care at everybody. A couple of years ago there wer of the freight trains. The auto- mobile roads have only recently The partial stories of particular stretches o focused the nation's attention as never before on the Very truly yours, of yourself kid. Really. I was truly worried about you been spoiled for innocent hitch- lar rape and road In Utah and New Mexico size of our deficits and the almost unbroken record of Richard I. Morris and I hope you will take care. Dying is the one thing hikers by a vicious element that murder thai where the robbing and raping recognizes no obligation to any-red ink in recent decades. By defending the 1964 deficit, we can't remedy and true. had Norfolk in and killing of generous ca one who Is kind enough to accom- he has horrified financial traditionalists and offended "Sorry you couldn't come down here (Note: Ha- an uproar was drivers and their families was an WONDERFUL COVERAGE almost weekly occurrence. modate a stranger by giving him many who were eloquently' urging tax reduction before Haxlet, N. J, vana), but know what you must have been up against "~ an extraoi a lift. A Safecracker la Preferable To the Editor: in N.Y. Your pal, Ernie." Chamberlain arny repellent For a safecracker one might they saw the budget and details of his tax program. crime. A 14-year-old girl had As I drove out of Norfolk think' have sympathy. The safecracker This deficit picture, even more than the hodge- We, the members of the Wo- As a document, the letter is unimportant It's a pinned a notice in a laundromat ing about the inhumanity of any-does not betray generosity. I man's Club of Raritan Township, letter from one friend to another. The tone is rough, that she wanted babysitting Jobs, body who would repay kindness podge of tax reforms he presented with his tax reduc-wish to express our sincere ap- he plans a bank robberyy, he mus This gave a 23-year-old sailor and generosity with a revolting tion proposals, has hardened opposition to tax reduc preciation for the wonderful but the worry is genuine. These two were not destined pit skill againsg t intricate with a wife and 16-month-old son assault, I thought back to my coverage you have given to our locks, strong steell doors, and tion, rallied his opponents, split his supporters. to live long. Each felt the bony finger on his shoulder. own young days as a hitchhiker club activities during the past a gruesome Idea. He called th electrified burglar alarm sys- Hellinger had sustained two heart attacks and, in Club 14-year-old's home, said hi That was In 1920 and 1921, when Let's be honest about this deficit picture. Let's at year. tems. With the safecracker it is 21, he said: "How old is old?' . needed a babysitter for the night the automobile age wai Just get-strength against strength, with no least face some obvious facts, even if we don't approve Sincerely, —and then, after driving her offting into Its stride. I was work- quarter given or asked. I could of the facts. Mrs. John Coughlin He was 44, and, although I did not know it when Into a marsh, proceeded to as- ing in California in aa orange wish him an easy sentence, with Corresponding Secretary he a9ked the question, he had 70 days left Hemingway tault and kill her. packing house, and **ene time off for good behavior. (1) A first obvious point is that there's no chance had any time free I used to hitch- g still had a number of years to go, but he was obsessed This is the sort of crime that BuBtt man whho woulldd take of avoiding a budget deficit in. the year to begin this hike from Claremont, near Los criminal advantage of ah adoles- with death and he wrote it to death. Hellinger kept his Is making our society a ghastly Angeles, down to Palm Springs summer—none at all. On the one side, despite the Labor, Management one to live in. Not only is it cent babysitter or a kindly mid- tough talk Congress won't be willing to slash govern- final appointment at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, hideous in itself, but it strike dle-aged car driver should get Program Held at School growling: "I hope you doctors know what the hell directly at all ease in social re- the book thrown at him to the ment outgo to the point where projected government full extent permitted by the law. LONG BRANCH — The third you're doing." , lations. It poisons the milk of income would match it Moreover, were Congress to annual program sponsored by the human kindness at its source, wield the "meat ax," it would knock the • props out Institute of Management and La- Then curtains. Hemingway kept his appointment makes everybody distrustful ol from under our economy, send us into a slump which bor Relations at Rutgers Univer- at dawn. He had undertaken a long drive^home from everyone else, and condemn! would shrink the tax take to the point where the newsity for students at' Long Branch a clinic. His spirits dragged. In bed, sometimes, dads people to staying home and gaz- Heafth Hints High School was held this week. ing at the wall. deficit really could blow the lid off our economy. On The program featured class- thoughts chase each other in a carousel of doom. Th» One real good that could re- room talks by Charles E. Le- author got up, went downstairs, and shot himself. Preys on Best Impulses sult from the current exhibition- the other side, Congress certainly isn't going to raise Fever, personnel manager, Bam- The institution of the babysitter ist interest In "forced marches" federal taxes this year. We're already bending under The letter was long forgotten. The manly kidding bergers-Monmouth; Peter Argy was, in its origins, a happy re- would bs Hie rediscovery by the the federal burden and increasing state, local and so'is-, personnel administrator, and was over ... sponse to a great need. People average American of the many cial security taxes are adding to our load right now. William Cleveland, assistant to can't get servants any more, and pleasures and benefits of walking. the president, Electronics As- young couples often work in There is little doubt that walking (2) A second obvious point is that by presenting sociates; Harold Ladd, industrial towns that are far distant from is the most natural and normal relations manager, Bendlx Corp.; their parents and other relatives form of bodily exercise. When his tax reduction package along with a huge Budget Stanley Godlesky, committeeman If they are to have any social properly indulged by someone deficit, Kennedy has invited critics of government mobility they must have access and editor, local union paper, who moves with healthy vigor— to babysitters in default of grand- spending to a Roman holiday. Moves now must be Local 980, United Auto Workers, and not as though he drifted on ma or a live-in cook. The baby made to control the budget and surely there is room Ford Motor Co., Metuchen, and the currents of an inconstant wind sitters, teenage girls for the most Robert Richardson, Local 981 —walking calls most skeletal mus- for some cuts. Although the cuts chosen may be risky, part, take jobs because they of- United Auto Workers, Edison. cles into play and stimulates the the risks should be taken if the alternatives are either fer pleasant ways of making The. Long Branch seniors, in circulatory and respiratory syi- little money. Usually the priv- no tax reduction worth the name or spending control. addition to the individual dais- tems. ilege of raiding the refrigerator (3) A third obvious point is that with or without room discussions, also saw an and watching television goes Walking Is good for you even Institute film, "Let's Arbitrate." along with the work. The whole psychologically, because it sub- a tax cut, the deficit originally projected for 1964 could The purpose of the program, business comes under the head- tly resores your confidence in turn out to be conservative. Look at this record and which was co-ordinated at the ing of fun as well as being a your ability to go forward un- you'll see why Kennedy well may be about to take high school by Martha Taylor, gratefully received service. der your 6wn power, it changes chairman of trie Social Studies your phantasms, imparts new over from Eisenhower the dubious distinction of run- Now, the man who would take Department, is to supplement the knowledge acquired through ob- ning up the largest peacetime deficit in our history student's study units on manage- advantage of the innocent Institu- servation, and gets you where tion of babysitting to carry out a (in billions): ment and labor relations by in- you want to be. iting representatives of both rape and murder is preying on For solo thinking or compan- fear ending Original budget Way it turned the best impulses of human be- management and labor into the ionable conversation, walking af- une 30 estimate Out classroom. It is expected that ings. Unfortunately, the contem- fords a privacy that Is secure porary world seems to be breed- students will not only gain furth- against the phone, the radio, tele- 1958 .... $1.8 surplus .'. $2.8 deficit Ing more and more of this type er insight into current problems, vision, or other people. [959 $ .5 surplus $12.4 deficit of utterly depraved monster. but that some of the misconcep- The pace of walking acts as a I960 $ .1 surplus $1.2 surplus tions regarding the objectives and While I was driving out of Nor- governor on the racing engine of 961 :. $4.2 surplus $3.9 deficit activities of trade unions and folk, I noticed that many sailors contemporary living. "It maketh management will be cleared Were trying to thumb rides. They the blood to flow and the mind 962 :...... $1.5 surplus $6.4 deficit away, school officials said. weren't being picked up. Though to function." Try jt soon and in- 963 $ .5 surplus $8.8 deficit my own car was stuffed and I dulge it often, It may do wonders 964 $i:i.9 deficit ...... ;. Some of the olive trees brought 1 : wouldn't have been able to take ••#•• Wed, March 13, 1963 for you, In body and spirit. to California by the Spaniards tl "This must be where they held disarmament along an extra passenger any- Michael S. Newjohn, M.D. (Continued on Page 8) early as 1769 are still alive. conferences In oncfent times1." ' You get the BEST BUYS at Acme! Your Family Deserves the Best-Get Famous Lancaster Brand Meat! Visit Your Nearby Acme and See for Yourself Why Everyone Is Saying "Meet Me At the Acme"

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JflQC FRANCO- pkgs. *WW NOODLES ( ft CANDY FREE! 100 S&H °S with purchase of $10.00 or mor« AMERICAN M&M Chocolates Except Fluid Milk and Cigarette* ';:; 59 LIBBY'S CORN Spaghetti & Cheese Plain your Name_ choice Address. Peanuf Ono Coupon por 15V4 or. 4V.-II. Shopping Family. LIBBY'S PEAS (hot. Almond PH. Expire* Saturday, 29' March 16, 1963 Frull Chewles cello TETLEY TEA BAGS M Peter Pan \X I..... Oil Konli Red Sockcye active" ALL JUI16 PRUNE ; 45c ICY POINT Golden PROGRESSO F 6 . TOMATO ' PASTE Salmon Margarine FLUFFO 801. «>n 55c STRONG HEART 6 Plllsbury Flour S?'29e 16-01. tan 39C 3-lb. can / JC 2 Of f ' 4* 29c ONION NUCO A MARGARINE <= 2 llolon SOUP MIX «>• 35c Sunshine Hydrox »'-'-«• 36c 29 BIVEB Whlti 1 12-01. Dim 2-I1.3K ' pkjl. Gleem Toothpaste "I" BHAHO FRANCO AMERICAN he 4 ICE Uncle Ben's " 14-01. 21c 20 lb r - $/|5$4 7 Uncle Ben's "«X£ »»,. iit lube 5-oz. 10-oi.) or Fig Newtoni size Kraft Mayonnaise 69c INSTANT K' lube 69ctb?B3c LESSER QUANTITIES AT REGULAR PRICE COFFEE 4-n. ]>t Wl Litln crimi 3 Lotion :';-60c LlIt c glarit DISHWASHER ALL Shampoo " ""' 9'/i-ot. 4ft- Breeze -4Se 81c Swanson'^ro,',;;,1:," HANDYANDY bn. 69c LIQUID 101i-'ll. 11, DETEROENr T 89c Krefchmer ,£"('„ ].r J'C regular Oil, 63c 01 LUX TOILET SOAP cabai JlC 19-01. Peanuls "ITl "i:; - 65c 3 Tablets of 24 43c FLUFFY ALL pkg. LUX BATH SOAP 1601 33c 2. NEW VEE-FORM 2-r 31c SILVER DUST pkg. 35c 7; 81c regular OC-, ' Je OH Lux Flakes '^ MODESS LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 taktl O3C RINSO BLUE 12-01. r67c 2 o^Vi 67c LIFEBUOY SOAP 4 cakfi J3C LUX LIQUID ':35c:i62c Surf 2^!25(K 62c $2.57 20c Off Pkg. of 36 89c LIQUID ALL K.73c XED BANK—170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN—576 River Rd. LINCROFT^Newman Springs Rd. af Hurley Lane WEST LONG BRANCH—Rt. 36 and Broadway 8-W«L, M«cl> 13. 1963 ' RED BA^KBJECISTE^ church tuU Friday. MM. William Mrs. Donald Tifcudy celebrated) MM, Milton Carrot! wai jgveflj • m> I * r\ • . New Feather* & program chairman. hi« birthday Saturday, • u g^ tjjower •Owrsday. Jby Williim Feathers will be toast- JMIllbrook Bridge Club «t the master. Sylvia Porter POOH MAN'S PHILOSOPHER Mr. and Mrs. George Ross and home of Mrs. Kenneth Norton, Monmouth family Millbrook Dr spentP•~ enry TreTreee rarFarmm RflRd< .Attei AtteniJ!a" -' '< (Continued) King of Kings Lutheran Church A movie party in Atlantic 8 were Mrs. FFredJ Valentiniea , will celebrate its third anniver- Highlands was given for Fred Thursday with Mr. and Mrs M T° ,!fL v? ^Mrs%. (4) A fourth obvious point is that if our economy Americans Spending sary by holding a dinner in theHall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin Kelly of Hoboken. Missjward Poioghan, Mrs. Arthur does gain new power and does start moving strongly Hall, Claridge Dr.. for his Ilth Valarie Ross, this place, cele-jCoughlln, Mrs. Willard Thompson The Sanitary Aristocrat—He birthday Saturday. Present were brated her birthday there thatiand Mrs' A1 Wood- Mrs' Valeri- ahead from this plateau, the tax take from paychecks More Than Ever brings a lunch in a picnic hamper John Haag, Lee Longchamp, dadayv . tin. Lone Oak Rd., will be hostess and profits can in a "few years finally balance a budget that would feed a starving troop Richard Hartman, Joel Kaplan, at the next meeting. of Girl Scouts. Alter finishing the and Peter Swanson. kept under control. The goal to which the nation agreed BOYLE By HAL BOYLE caviar, he dips his hands in the Relatives were present for a Miss Jeanne Pankenier, daugh with remarkable unanimity as the year began was water fountain before going on to birthday celebration last Wednes- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. An informal ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. , ...... , . i,,«finn in NEW YORK (AP)-The custom The Mechanical Gourmet—He the fried chicken. day> at the h me Mr an d Pankenier, Park Ave., celebrated across-the-board, solid, substantial tax reduction in oj bringing one's lunch to work is has a slot machine appetite. He The Waif—"I got up so late this irthda T Gerald Francis °Corle °y' for thei. r her 18th birthday Saturday. Pres- eats whatever his nickels and morning my wife didn't have time Cahill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ger-daughter Virginia, who was 3. ent were Mr. and Mrs. John See- 1963 to stimulate business investment and consumer no longer confined to the blue col- ald Cahill, Saturday. Present lar class. dimes will fetch—chocolate milk to fix me anything," he murmurs dorff, Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. spending and thus speed our growth. If we permit this As a matter of fact the average canned soup, candy bars. At the as he strolls from table to table, were David Adolphsen, Robert Lawrence G. O'Connor, son ol Henry Meyer, Clark Township; blue colllar worker is so busy end of the luncheon hour he is borrowing a piece of corned beef McPherson and Kurt Dunzello. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O'Con- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy goal to be obscured and postponed, we harm only earning overtime, he can hardly begging everyone in sight to give sandwich here, half an apple core nor, was baptized Sunday in St. and family Long Island, and afford to waste his youth in eat-him change for a half buck so hethere. Actually, he's putting his 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tshudy Mary's Catholic Church. Soon' Richard and William Pankenier. ourselves. , ing, f can play the machines some more money into common stocks and and family, Aberdeen Ter., visit- sors were Mr. and Mrs. Georgei The white collar employe is If he can't eat what comes out, hopes to be able to retire by the ed Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tshudy Kyle of Jersey City. There were] It pays to advertise in the Red It Pays to Advertise in The Register quite another "matter. He can he lights it up and smokes it. age of 50. of Lancaster, Pa. last weekend. I guests present. iBank Register.—Advertisement. hardly afford to l»e unless he brings his lunch to work. There was a time when his white collar was a status symbol. Now it is just a badge of indoor serfhood. Anyway, for one reason or an- other, the average office locker room is crowded now at lunch time with fodder chompers. Among them you are sure to find these typical characters: The Inheritor—All he ever has to eat is what is left over in the refrigerator from the day before. If it's a lamb stew he warms it up by carrying it to work in a plastic bag in his pocket. The Classicist—On Monday, Wednesday and Friday he brings in baloney sandwiches; on Tues- day and Thursday he brings >n liverwurst sandwiches. The male members of his family have sub- sisted on this midday fare since the invention of bread. The Intellectual—He nips on ( canapes his wife saved from the 'last literary to-do, and $jps from a small carafe of cheap but ade- SPRIISG THAW ON FROZEN quate red wine from a small but THRIFTY GROCERY ITEMS! sensitive vineyard on the north slope of a name vineyard in Bur- SHOP-SITE- SILVER SKILLET gundy where an unknown poet once died climbing uphill. Be- VEGETA tween bites and sips he reads from a volume of Proust in the C****M Otil*l original Proust. ' M»ed Ve«et«Ue*. W CORNED BEEF HASH The Trader—This nomad of the CmMamm, tO-*t locker room wanders the area of- YOI» CHOKf ShopKtt fering to exchange an extra slab SNIDERS CATSUP of his mother-in-law's meat loaf Bowl Sets £77' 5 Salad Oil t 23* for any dessert you have, partial Red Pock u adv. over WJRZ Urly if it is cheesecake. „. PURPLE PLUMS >— 4 Comstock Apple 23-oz., Chary 22-ox. Tomatoes Pie filling > SHOP-RITE Tops In Flattery 16-oz. $1 pkgs. * I Cod Fillets Cr«n Giant Nibl.li. Mexi Kleenex Table Potato - Cabbage • Cheese Napkins 2 ft 45* Mrs.T'sPierogies M"" - *•*«.«- MKIIili Kr-appU-Graorfruit 4 - Appian Way Knorr Soups 3 ?£ $l C Aunt Fanny 7-oz. J Convenient, , Pizza Mix pkgs." Progretio or Pop* Imported Italian CRISCOOIL ™55 Progreuo or Mandn! Soarted Pecan Twirls BuitoniorConlacBna Birds Eye Frozen Imported Italian A i^$f Peppers O 10-OI. TomatShop-Rite Vac. Pacok WhoPasth Kerneel Co 1m0 12-ox S'. l TOMATOES •" " Bounty Be«f or Chicken Sweet Peas pkgs. Mrs. Paul's Fish Cakes or Fish Sticks Corn KOTEX -"•"-*" '•'••$119 Stew 2-89' Dinners 3 pkgs. Banquet Tuna Pies Shop-Rite CHICKEN OF THE SEA Fish Sticks or STAR-KIST SHOP-RITE Fresh Frozen SOLID PACK, WHITE ORANGE JUICE

6-oz. 5 cant TUNA Shop-Rite Shrimp-Flounder-Scallop 10-oz. $1 Fish Dinners 2 pkgs, * I WHY Poly Bag 16-oz. Sea Scallops Pkg. PAY Wakeflcld So feminine, so flattering to MORE? your face — make a veil hat Crab Meat to wear the year 'round. Shop-Rite or Little Chef It's easy as A-B-C to whip up a tt-SIZE veil hat — light on your hairdo Pizza and budget. Pattern 729: direc- CANS tions 6 styles with flower, ribbon, Downyflake fabric trim. Waffles Thirty-five cents in coins for 3 fefe this pattern — add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mail- WITH ing and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler, THESE The Red Bank Register, Needle- SAVE 50' COUPONS craft Dept., P. 0. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, COUPON SAVINGS f N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- : Shop-Rite Garden Sweet ber, name, address and zone. NEWEST RAGE-SMOCKED PEAS 2 19 accessories plus 208 exciting YOU WILL PAY OUR LOW, LOW SALE PRICE SMtV-Rife Shop-Rite Vegetarian or Grape-Punch Duncan Hinei, Devil Fudoe, Fudoe, Marbte, needlecraft designs in our new OF JUST 29c FOR TWO 16-OZ. CANS AND c FRUIT DRINKS 1 1 1963 Needlecraft Catalog — just RECEIVE A 10c REFUND AT CONCLUSION OF Pork & Beans »r 10 Orange Cake Mixes v :, '.; w,33* out! Fashions, furnishings to cro- CHECKOUT. Aliorted Flavors Coupon Expires: Saturday Night, Morch 16,1963. Shop-Rite line, wide or medium Betty Crocker, Devils, Dark Chocolate, 4c off chet, knit, sew, weave, embroi- Coupon Limit: One Per Family, _. JELL-0 C der, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send Coupon Avoitable: Any Shop-Rite Supermarket -KcK. Noodles 2 i.157' Maxwell 'j£ Sfl 09 Cake Mixes;::; H..29 twenty five cents now. where item is available. Star Kiit. Chicken of the Sea Solid Pack INSTANT COFFEE House ia* I 40c OH Jumbo k Coupon Redeemed: Only on purchase of item lilted, t$ S White Tuna 3 ™ 1 Convenient AD Detergent C'l" Maxwell Home rig./drip WESSON Oil - *1 » Shop-Rite Malted Milk Balb $ 24*. COUPON SAVINGS f Handy Coffee 2 I 1" CRISCO OIL •ri. 39 Candy Shop-Rite Shop-Rite (Quart Jar) \ " National Brand MAYONNAISE 19 PLAIN BUTTER or PLAIN Cleanser Sugar 5 £ 55* Vanity Fair 3 Ply Facial YOU WILL PAY OUR LOW, LOW SALE PRICE Shop-Rite Vac. Pk. White Whole LOG 24-oz. bottle OF JUST 39c per quart jar AND RECEIVE A 1 f U-n. Tissues 2^-43' 2Oc REFUND AT CONCLUSION OF CHECKOUT. Kernel Corn 8 ;.-> 1 Coupon Expires: Saturday flight, March 16, 1963. 55' Holland House AH Purpota Shop-Rite California CABIN 29* Coupon Limiti One Per Family. ( Coupon Available: Any Shop.Rile Supermarket PRR Coffee where item is available. Tomato Paste « 9 Coupon Redeemed: Only on purchase of item lis SHOP-RITE COUPON SAVINGS ]f FRUIT COCKTAIL toward the purchaw of I'M A LAMB WITH THE THIS any dozen freih POWER OF A LION COUPON I'm 0. Howie Hustles, the' pow- WORTH erful Register Classified Ad. I'm EGGS email but I accomplish mighty Coupon Good Al: SILVER DUST AJAX AJAX CASHMERE big tilings. For example, I find i Any Shop-Rile Super Market ouyers in a hurry for the good B wh«r« Htm h avallabU CLEANSER LIQUID BOUQUET FAB ••ports equipment you no longer Coupon limiti One Per family. BLUE 2c OFF! ' ise. And, the cash they pay you Coupon Expires: March lrS, 1963. 13c OFF! reg. I 8e OFF! 20Coupon Redeemed: Only on item lilted. giant means more of the things you 14-QI.' 28-oz. Free giant will use and enjoy. box 29' Dial SH 1-0010 today and giye 2 cans can 4 pk. box Jie courteous Ad Writer who answers your list. I \ Add to this total tueBjgo UR? YOU'W bound to takejwl, *t*mped * metope to Mary RED BANK REGISTER ,W«a, March 13, 1963-9 yonu ppayy annuallyannitfJJy, and thee InInsurs - something of-a gunbte whetherlFeeley in care of this paper, the live Within Yonr Inc6me ance costs alter the house if' all you sell and rent, or stay where will try to answer your question tkm points out that in addition to yourei you arc, But at least, If you personally.) a series of some 50 specific rec- Hew do these two sums-apart- take a good look at the figures * KNOW YOUR ommendations for increasing ef- Giving Up Your Home? ment home—compare, on" a year- I've suggested, you'll be able to HE BLEW HIS STACK GOVERNMENT ficiency or economical operation ly basis? weigh the savings you could ex- in many areas, the committee pect to build up by the time your TAMPA, Fla. (AP)-An Argen house and move into an aparMrom indecision. Do this: go out When your mortgage and your Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers also outlined a blueprint to guide By MARY FEELEY husband is retired. tine ship capptain, twice hauled Association, 143 E. State St.. further study and review of State Consultant In Money Management ment. My husband does not wantjand look around at apartments in JFHA loan are paid off, you'll be into police court on charges of Trenton 8 N. J. government. t• o pay rent—-':- h'-e- feel'--Is - tha'I--t* thH._le a . $5ten0 t•o„ $7«7I>0 a„ montmn.lh rangeronoo— figuring only in terms of main- Sometimes this matter of sell- Dear Miss Feeley; The committee declared: house is an investment. |$70 the very tops, since you tenance, insurance, taxes, utili- ing or not selling the home is as blowing soot onto Davis Island, We are a couple, age 56, and should think in terms of living on ties. If that sums amounts to much a psychological problem as gave Tampa a maritime bronx "The unchanging recipe for ef- 'There is a strict and constant my husband will retire in nine He is not a handyman and any that $275 a month pengjon. Esti- more than the yearly rental of a financial one. II your husband ficiency and economy is for the responsibility upon State govern- work must include labor costs. We cheer as he departed the last years from the Postal Service mate the cost of utiMgfe if you an apartment, plus utilities, the1 is dead set against it, it may people to be alert to the prod- ment officials to mount a sus- have no savings to speak of, andi time. tained effort—on the widest scale with a pension of $275 a month. rent. Then jot down the estimatedjapartment would seem to be the be his heart rather than his head ucts as well as to the expendi- if we continue to put the money! and of the deepest penetration— His annual net pay is 54,619. annual cost of apartment-living, better bargain. that's doing the arguing. Better Smarting under two heavy tures of their government, and into the house, we will not be| fines, the captain let loose his to search for and promote ef- We owe $1,794 on our house, plus 1 on the basis of your survey. give that due consideration. No for them to insist upon high able to save anything because we Of course, if your husband ire as he passed through the ship ficiency and economy." $1,750 FHA lor remodeling, The could or would do part of the re- apartment is going to be much of standards of prudence and com- live in a good neighborhood Now put down on paper the channel close by the island, a Such effort, the committee in- house is old and still neeeds a pairs on your home, that Would a home if unhappiness moves in petence in the spending of their where appearances must be kept estimated cost of that new roof well-to-do residential area. He dicated, should help brii^ about great deal of work, including a bring down maintenance costs with the furniture. money." U blew his stacks. a continuing search for modern, new roof. Our total payments are P- your house needs, and all other |considerably. It's entirely possi- It may be, too, that after re- This advice is quoted from the efficient and businesslike opera- $104.87 a . month. Utilities run Can you advise .us? repairs you can reasonably fore-l ble, too, that a home in a good Since the vessel was under way recent report of Governor tirement your husband will de- tion in government. about $46 a month. Our car is Mrs. D. C, St. Paul, Minn. see, with labor costs included. neighborhood could increase in velop unsuspected handyman tal- and headed for open sea, there Hughes' Committee on Efficiency Through a program of evalu- seven years old and paid for. value. But then real estate taxes was no way to make a third ar- and Economy in Government. In Dear Mrs. C: Talk to a contractor or other ex- ents. It has happened. atio.i of present services, it was may well increase, too. And viho calling it to public attention, the A little action is usually good pert on repairs, rather than just rest. But police are patiently We have no dependents or close New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- pointed out, the State could: relatives. I feel we should sell the'medicine when you're suffering guessing on upcoming expenses, can say how much rents may (If you will send a self-address- awaiting his return. —develop techniques to meas- ure and compare yields as well a.- costs of State government ac- tivities and services; —provide for "alternatives, substitutions and priorities" in programs; —review established programs to prevent costly duplication and conflict: —provide ior "hardheaded evaluation" of research, demon- stration and experimental pro- grams as they progress; —achieve efficient organization- al apparatus and patterns. Among other findings summar- ized in the 30-page report, the Governor's Committee: —pointed to the possibilities of measuring and increasing the productivity of government much in the way this is achieved in various service industries; —suggested modern means of achieving maximum use of gov ernment supplies, equipment, buildings and space; —urged officials and staffs be Down to Earth Dairy Bargains alerted to the application of new MEAT PRICES CUT TO THE BONE! concepts and technology in such fields as automation, data proc- essing and transmission, and in management planning and con- | trol systems. Said the report: MARGARINE State Government officials and itaffs must be equipped with the siii|iipii :apability to understand these de- elopments, to study their appli- :ability in their operations and introduce them for most ef- 'ective service and economy."

The New Jersey taxpayer is Shop-Rite Swiss lot likely to experience that "un- American Slices 49* anted" feeling this year. As spending budgets are turned Shop-Rite Super Sharp n at the various levels of gov- ernment, it appears that the 1963 Cheddar taxpayer will be more sought aft- Pure-Maid ir than the top candidate on the A 37* FBI's list of the "10 most wanted Orange Juice men." Dannon Vegetable Salad Each day's headlines tell of 5cOffl 2 $,29* igger spending programs in the school districts and at the mu- Shop-RitYogure Whitt e - Colored Individual Wrapped icipal and county levels of gov- mment—toward which local tax- American Slices "^29* layers will be expected to con- Shop-Rite Finland tribute handsomely. Last year to- tal costs of local government in Swiss Slices % New Jersey went well Over a bil- Fleischman's lion dollars. This year they again are expected to reach new highs. Margarine ~ j The budget hews is also of the •ecord-breaking variety at the SHOP-RITE state and federal levels of gov- ernment. The governor's budget—propos- CHEESE SPREAD ing to spend an all-time high of 1547 million—was transmitted to C he Legislature with the thought hat this merely will keep the Hate's "head above the water" aQX Top Quatty Young Steer Bnf HntCuts 2 - 69 as it prepares "boldly to come FOR LENTEN MENUS!' o grips with its future." Broad Chuck Steaks *49 Rib Roast based taxes and a $750 million Short Cut Well Trimmed A RealTreat CHOICE DELI SELECTIONS bond issue are among means sug- LOBSTER TAILS 9 ;ested to meet the latter chal- Rib Steaks Newport Roast **V lenge. RnutorSt,!* ' Freih & Lean SHOP-RITE And, despite all the Washing- A REAL TREAT e ton talk of tax reduction, the Rib Roast 4-6 ox Ground Chuck *69 news is no better at the federal Ov«nReody '. e jHotopSweet Italian level of government. True, the 69 BACON President's nea'r-$I00 billion budg- Rib Roast HALIBUT STEAKS Italian Sausage *> 69* et message to Congress contem- Cooked Breaded Heat & Serve Cooked Bmdded Heat & Serve ilates reduction of income tax TASTY 69 Scallops fc79c ates. However, the resultant $12 Flounder 49 lillion "planned" deficit threat- SWORDFISHSTEAKS Bone In Well Trirrmwd ens to add further to the public Ttnd*rCourrtry Style 39' c lebt and pile higher the mort- DELICIOUS 69: Pork Cutlet n49 Canned gage on the taxpayers' fu- Spare Ribs 'Tatty bid Cut ure. And, speaking of mortgages, Tatty Center Cut Port Rooiti or Hormel Ham 8 L '5 " federal tax adjustments also are Pork Chops »33* Chunk Bologna & :ontemplated which would cut Pork Chops Ib credits now allowed Federal tax- Liverwurst 55* jayers for interest on their home Unox Imported mortgages, local taxes and other s 95 :ax-deductible costs. This was the Canned Ham 3,t 2' utlook in Washington as both All Beef-All Meat wage earner and empoyer upped SH0P RITE heir federal Social Security tax >ayments effective the first of the Franks - £55* fear—the ninth Social Security Store Sliced lb ate increase in the last 14 years. Boiled Ham 99= Where's it going to end? As Sugar Coated Bakery Prices pointed out in recent statements of the New J ersey Taxpayers As- STEP INTO SHOP-RITE'S GARDEN ROOM! sociation: "Taxpayers must determine FLORIDA GOLD-MARBLE GOURMET how much government they want SWEET RED :o buy—and pay for. The prob- STRAWBERRIES PINT 29 lem is as simple—and as difficult POUND CAKE —as that." PEPPERS Extra Fancy Large Ib. 17C CARROTS Tender'" 2 celo 25C 2 i 59' TOMATOES Firm Ripe 2 ctns 29C CELERY Crisp Pascal la stalk 15C Burry's CABBAGE Fresh Green Ib. TC PEARS Sweet, Juicy Anjou 2 lbs. O7C Raisin Cookies 4 ^ sl Weston Animal Zoo, Vanilla Wafers, Route 35 and Ginger Snaps 5 ,£ *1 Nabisco SHOP-RITE MIDDLETOWN New Monmouth Road Graham Crackers X- 33C Sunshine ll SURE 'N I MAKE Hydrox ^ EVERYTHING COME UP , y Kcebler Chocolate Fudge Sandwich SHAMROCKS FOR YOU You don't need the luck of the SHOP-RITE NEW SHREWSBURY --•-Located in Atlantic Supcrama Discoun-t Store Cookies "^ Irish, as long as you have me. I'm O. Howie Hustles, the pow- erful Register Classified Ad that brings you plenty of the "green" HANDY you want. When it comes to get- PRAISE ALL SPRY LIQUID ALL JOY CHEER ting extra money for the good IOCOFFI ANDY 2c 0FF1 IOCOFFI household items you're no longer Condensed 12-oz. 3c OFFI using, I go straight to cash buy- lb. gaint ers faster than any Leprechaun. 49-oz, •16-oz. con C can * ; can largboxe r)Qc box bot. 63* 28 Make a list of the things you 3Z3V want to sell and dial SH 1-0010 today. I'm the fast, easy, inex- pensive way to better living. , M*rca 13, 196? BEP BANK REGISTER Professor Adam and Eve Middletown Woman's Club Addresses Sale of Books Benefits Garden Club Papa's Plaint NEW SHREWSBURY- Profes- (Do you have a pe.rsonal again and I can hardly see her sor ' Roy DeBoer of Rutgers question or problem? Send it to nose she's so covered up. Is Clubs Library Fund University was guest speaker at Adam or Eve Lowell or both, this fair? a meeting Thursday of the New as you prefer. For a personal, No Eskimo. unpublished reply, enclose a Dear No Eskimo: MIDDLETOWN — A used book Avon Woman's Club was guest Shrewsbury Garden Club in the speaker. She spoke on a recent stamped, self-addressed en- Don't cry in your beer, wm- •ale sponsored by the literature Swimming River School. trip to the northwestern part of velope. Mail to Adam & Eve, mer's quite near. department was held at a meet- the United States. Professor DeBoer, who teaches c/o of The Register.) Eve. ing of the Woman's Club ol Mid- A motion to increase the club at the Rutgers School of Agri dletown last week in Leeds Hall. membership from 50 to 75, with culture, and the School of • Land- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Proceeds will benefit the club's a point system in effect to qualify scape and Design, spoke on Land- My daughter is engaged to be I'm 15 years old and engaged scaping and illustrated his talk married next month and as the library fund. Books not sold will was presented to the group. The to be married when I'm .16. My issue will be voted on at the with color slides. father of the bride-to-be I am fiance is in the Air Force. We be donated to the Middletown jolted at the expense of the whole April meeting. Mrs. James Feehan read the love each other very much, but Village School for sale at the thing, Why should I have to pay The club will again sponsor a first revision of the constitution he doesn't seem to understand the lion's share of he wedding school's annual bazar in May. Middletown High School student or the club. This will be voted that I am being true to him. costs? Jt seems to me only fair Mrs. Alfred Townley of the to the Douglass College Citizen- on next month. What can I do to make him bq- that the.groom (and his family) ship Institute in June. lieve me? I've tried everything A lecture on Japanese ar- should pay most of it, since he is I can think of. Mrs. Nicholas D'Anthony, STAGE SETTING for the Monmouth Civic Chorus production of Gilbert and Sullivan's rangements will be given Apri getting a wife and he is the Worried Girl. Form New membership chairman, an- 23 by Mrs. Mary' Murphy, Scotch suitor. I love my daughter and nounced that Mrs. Frederick "lolanthe" is inspected by stage director Allan Wallace, left; Mrs. Robert Earis, assist- Plains, a member of Ikebana Want her to be happy, and my Dear Worried Girl: • Koenig has been accepted as a ant, and John Pe+racca, designer of the set. Two performances of the operetta are and State Judge Council, at 8:30 wife says I must bow to tradition, ' Give him much more time to Auxiliary new member. Mrs. D'Anthony learn what trust and confidence set for May II and 12. p.ni. in the Swimming River but gol hang it, this hurts! Do RUMSON— The Greater Red also introduced guests, Mrs. School. The lecture is open to you think it would be sensible for mean in any serious relation- Louis C. Brown, Mrs. Thomas ship; meanwhile postpone the: Bank Auxiliary to the Home for the jHiblic, Mrs. Arthur B. Law- me to have a quiet little talk with E. Conlin and Mrs. Earl Comp- rence, is chairman of arrange- the groom's pop and suggest we marriage and perhaps the en-; the Chronic Sick. Long Branch, ton. ments and tickets. split costs even-Stephen? gagement. He has been acting 'Backstage Stars' Important immaturely because he is im- was chartered Monday at a The art /department will meet Hostesses were Mrs. Gilbert Share Alike. meeting in Congregation Bnai Monday at 8 p.m. in the home mature and, at 15, you have Blair, Mrs. Feehan and Mrs. Dear Share Alike: plenty of time to learn a lot Israel. of Mrs. Edson Conger, Heron Certainly, providing you're al- Rd. Mrs. James Sheean will Lester Rigby. Mrs. Rigby made more about life before making Mrs. Moe C. Giller, public In Production of lolanthe' the table arrangement in a St. so prepared to share equally that great big decision. demonstrate the beginning of a the groom's expenses after relations director of the home, portrait. Patrick's Day theme. Adam and Eve. explained the institution's pro- LITTLE SILVER- Time and and John Petracca, Middletown, talents to stage direction and marriage. The welfare department will The club will hold a plant sale gram. The home is a non-sec- talent are combined in a trio of is stage set designer. choreography. She received her Adam. continue to make cancer dress- May 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: tarian, non-profit organization non-singing members*.of the Mon- Mr. Wallace, a familiar figure early training at the Grand ings at a meeting of the group in the Monmouth County National Now, really. Why an this ut- dedicated to the care of chron- mouth Civic Chorus working on to chorus members, has directed Central School of Art in New DEAR EVE: March 20 at 10 a.m. in the home Bank, Newman Springs Rd., Red terly confused gibberish about ically ill adults from all parts the forthcoming production of "The Gondoliers," "Patience" York and has been active In My wife is 27 years old and of Mrs. Merton Morse, South- Bank. ean women and their al- of the state. Patients are ac- Gilbert and Sullivan's "lolanthe." and "The Mikado." He has Monmouth Players, directing very pretty. During the bitter view Ter. superioc skills and natural cepted whether or not they are Allan Wallace, Atlantic High- worked in radio and as a tele- several of its productions. cold she wore so many clothes The newly-formed music group, inclination' towards housekeep- able to pay. lands, is stage director for the vision director, and is vice presi- Mr. Petracca, formerly of RUMMAGE SALE in and out of the house that I under the direction of Mrs. ing? As an ex-German house- operetta, which will be pre- dent in charge of sales and pro- Jersey City and a newcomer to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A could hardly tell whether I was Mrs. Giller discussed the need Donald Babcock and Mrs. wife myself, I've had it. We are sented May 11 at 8:30 p.m., and duction for a firm which special- the chorus, is an illustrator for rummage sale sponsored by the living with a woman or a grizzly of expanding the Institution and 1 supposed to be gentle, tidy, un- Thomas Phillips, will participate izes in producing television com American Legion Auxiliary, San bear. But then we decided to go reported there are more than May 12 at 3 p.m. in the Rumson- The New Jersey Bell Telephone complaining, undemanding;, in In the Fifth District Music Festi- mercials. dy Hook Bay Unit, will take place to Miami Beach for a week and 100 applications on hand. She Fair Haven Regional High Company. He designed the stage short, perfectly domesticated. val at the Point Pleasant Wom- Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 while there she wore such short said in the state of New Jersey School. Assistant director is Mrs. Mrs. Earle is a veteran of the set for "lolanthe" in. addition to This is just as erroneous as the an's Club April 2. p.m. in a vacant store at 105 shorts — lavender — that all the there are more than 360,000 Robert Earle, Atlantic Highlands, Civic Chrous. She lends her designing advertising posters and other predisposition we are often Members and guests of the other promotional materials for First Ave. Chairman is Mrs. Cal- wolves along the seashore chronically ill persons from 18 accused of — that of luring away garden department will attend the local production. He is a vin Steitz. whistled. Now we're back north years of age and up who are in and snatching up any male. the Philadelphia Flower Show graduate of Cooper Union and dire need of institutional care today. The department will meet Duo to Play at College the Art Students League. The truth is that at the lowest and rehabilitation of the type March 26 at 2 p.m. in the home income levels in Europe there given in the Home of Chronic Other members serving as of Mrs. Edwin Stanley, Hart- exists such a sheer fight for day- Sick. shorne PI. committee chairmen in addition Sorority Presents to singing in the operetta are to-day survival that girl Immi- Mrs. Arthur Smalback, 43 Mrs. Harold Hannigan, Butler Ed Hinkelman, Navesink, con- grants from such families could Spring Ter., Red Bank, was ap- La., will be hostess to the litera- ductor; Richard Westee, New never make the grade as efficient pointed Chairman. A member- ture department March 28 at 8 Shrewsbury; Fred Louden, Free- For Scholarship Fund "ladies of the house" in even the ship tea will take place at the p.m. in her home. hold, financial secretary; Mrs. remotest Ozarks log cabin. You end of March or the first week Hostesses for the afternoon George Giffin, Fair Haven, pub- WANAMASSA - The Teacher in the education of the handi- just can't transplant a bean and in April. The charter will be were Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs. licity; Mrs. Gibb Oram, Little Training Scholarship Fund of the capped. Her talk was illustrated expect it to bloom as an orchid. kept open until after this event. Anthony Fiala, Mrs. Kenneth Silver, program; Sam Harvey, North Jersey Shore Association with a film, "So the Deaf May I say, U.S. housewives should Signing the charter Monday Barthold and Mrs. Paul Smith. Fair Haven, costumes; William of the Hard of Hearing received Hear." stop harboring guilt feelings about not doing enough house- were Mrs. Louis Drazin, Mrs. Department reports and enter- Nielsen, Rumson, scenery, and a boost of $100 from Beta Chi Mrs. Dallago, who is forming work and not fussing enough Benjamin Ashin, Mrs. Gilbert tainment by the music group Mrs. Polly MacLean, , Faif Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. a new chapter of Beta Sigma l M over husband and kids. None of Rosenthal, Mrs. Nathan Josell, will be presented at a meeting Haveh: accompai4fst? '*'- & ' -The sorority met Monday here Phi, introduced eight prospective the cream, puffs In the European Mrs. Milton Abramoff, Mrs. Ber- of the club April 4 at 1 p.m. in in the home of Mrs. Albert Dal- members of the Asbury Park middle and upper classes could nard Ross, Mrs. Morton Winer, Leeds Hall, Kings Hwy. lago, 1118 Brower Blvd, where chapter. She stated that a charter hold a candle to the U.S. house- Mrs. Moe Newman, Mrs. Al Mrs. Robert McLaughlin, Mid- is being forwarded by the Inter- wife's maddening schedule... Fink, Mrs. Smalbach, Mrs. Wil- Raritan Club dletown, vice president, substitut- national office in Kansas City. To Sponsor Dance 1 Ex-European liam Blrnberg and Mrs. Martin PORT MONMOUTH — Mrs. ing for the president, Mrs. Milton Mrs. George Harrison, Lin- Warschauer. - M. J. Lynch and Mrs. Charles Nominates O. Brown, New Monmouth, made croft, announced the sorority- Carroll are chairmen of a St. the; thuti annual fund presenta- sponsored spelling bee for school BrCAI BRTTH OFFICER tion to Mrs. Donald Lynch, a! SURFACE YARNS Patrick's Day dance sponsored 1 children will be held April 3 at HAZLET-Mrs. Victor Miller, "Surface yarns" and "face by the Ladies Auxiliary of Mid- New Slate teacher associated with the Long B. p.m. in Thompson School, Lin- Branch association. 48 Stanford Dr., will be installed yarns" are both terms describing dletown Elks Lodge to be held RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A croft. A plaque will be presented as one of three vice presidents the most important part of your Saturday at 9 p.m. in the lodge to, the winning school and the slate of officers for the 1563-64 Mrs. Lynch, who was guest of the Northern New Jersey carpet — the part you see and; mme, Main St. speaker, discussed types of hear- three finalists will receive Council of Bnai Brith Women club year was presented jit walk on. To choose good quality, Mrs. Sydney F. Reiser is in' ing deficiences and stressed the medals. tomorrow in the Essex House, select a carpet with the greatest charge of tickets, "Refreshments meeting of the WSman's -Club importance of early discovery— Mrs. Edward Meehan,' chair- Newark. The council is com- density and closeness of con- will be ser«%d ana the Sky Liners r d fasV'week • in St. Mary's especially in children. She stated man of ways and means, re- prised of 35 chapters with a struction in the pile surface. orchestra will play for dancing. teacheri for the deaf and hard John Corigliano' and Heida Hermanns Episcopal Church' Hall, Keyport. ported the sale of candy being combined membership of neatly Nominated as officers for the of hearing are vitally needed conducted by members will close 6,000. new club year were Mrs. Earnest and that the contribution by the April 8. WEST LONG BRANCH — The Chamber Mu- sorority will be used to t r a i n Fred Foster, president; Mrs. A. Mrs. Emmet Cherne, 71 Libby THERE'S NO CHARGE teachers at schools in Trenton sic Society of the Moijimouth Arts Foundation will W.- Norris, first vice president; PI., New Monmouth, will be 1 or Newark, enabling them to as- FOR SERVICE AT STERLING ., feature the violin and piano duo of John Gorigli- Mrs. Maurice Lynch, second\vice hostess at the next meeting sume their proper roles locally But It Makes a Million-Dollar ano and Heida Hermanns for their second program president; Mrs. Frank Turock, April 25 at 8:15 pm. Difference in Your Satisfaction! recording secretary; Mrs. Frank of the season on Tuesday. The concert will again Lanzara, corresponding secre- be presented in the Pollack Auditorium of Mon- tary, and Mrs. Donald Christie, mouth College, with the curtain time at 8:30 p.m. treasurer. Tickets are available from Mrs. Jerry Dressner, Election of officers will tak FURNITORC place at the April meeting. Serv- 149 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. SH 7-4400 treasurer, 35 Fairway Ave., West Long Branch. ing on the nominating committee for ... W A.M. to t P.M. Hoi. a.™ rrl. The Corigliano-Hermanns duo is being pre- were Mrs. Alwyn C. Dodge, Mrs. • Draperies • Slipcovers I A.M. to « F.M. SMnrdvi. , sented for the first time in Monmouth County. George Carr, Mrs. Nicholas • Bedspreads • Curtains Kroeper, Mrs. Robert J. Corb- Their program Tuesday will include "Sonata in A • Shades • Blinds liss and Mrs. Eric Rosengren. Complete Installation Service Major" by Mozart, "Sonata in D Major" by Pro- The committee will also servi SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE as tellers to count the election kofieff, "Poeme Mystique" by Bloch and "Sonata 747-4422 in E Flat Major" by Richard Strauss. ballots. ARE ... Final plans have been com- Mr. Corigliano has been concertmaster of the pleted for the annual luncheon New York Philharmonic 'Orchestra since 1943. and fashion show to be held Miss Hermanns has appeared as a soloist in major April 20 in Shadowbrook, Shrews- bury. Fashions will be by the LENTEN MEALS European cities. Belmar Fashion Corner.

468 Broad St., Shrewsbury A PROBLEM? Dally9to5:J8 Fri. >tU S j THE FINNAN HADDIE COVE CONTRIBUTION of $100 it made by Mrs. Robert Me will serve you fully cooked Laughlin, right, Middlttown vice president of Beta Chi FREEZER Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, to teacher Mrs. Donald Lynch "HOT" for th« North Jersey Shore Association of the Hard of Hearing and Deaf teacher training scholarship fund. This SPECIAL Fresh Filet from Boston ii the third year the sorority has aided the fund. HINDQUARTER Strong Yet Safe-Gives Hours OF BEEF CALL 741-6460 of Cwtfinuous Relief Irom Minor c Buy it by the pound or individual dinners. III Dinners include: Salad, French Fries, Sauce. 65 which Includes: STEAKS Sirloin and Porterhouse FISH ...... 1.00 WIMS Round, Cube and Sandwich ROASTS Reduces swelling Eye Round, Bottom Round, SCALLOPS . . . 1.20 ^ and inflammation Top Round, Top Sirloin, Chop Round so it's easier to move SHRIMP 1.50 afflicted limbs again CUT, WRAPPED No cure us yet has been found for arthritis. DELIVERED But medical research has established tfaat the strong yet tale medication in Anacin* gives FREE houri of relief from arthritis' minor pains— COMBO 1.75 even such chronic pain arising; from deep in joints. It has also bran found an ingredient in Anacin has a special anti-inflammatory SPECIAL-FRIDAY SHRIMP SALAD-SPECIAL Time was. the pump took cover completely, but the action that helps reduce swelling and inflam- *S new spring view shows you right through. New, too, mation—a basic cause o( arthritis suffering. In minutes-pain is relieved so it's easier to MEAT MARKET the matte calf stripping of black patent uppers. move around and this helps keep joints from 'locking' or 'stiffening.' 32 W. Front St., Ktyport THE FINNAN HADDIE COVE Expensive shoeniansliip modestly priced. Anacin Tablets are like a doctor's prescrip- 102 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK tion. That ta, a combination ol ingredients. CO 4-9807 Anacin contains (he pain reliever doctors rec- (One Block from Railroad Slatlon—Next to Post Office) MONMOUTH CENTER,-EATONTOWN ommend the moat, plus an extra ingredient f FREE PARKING not found in leading aspirins or buffered AT REAR OF STORE J MAIL ORDERS, add 35{ poitagc. (Added pmtqX charga on C.O.D.'t) aspirins. Take ai directed. .* Wei, March 13, 196S-11 Around Monmouth 'Good Citizens' Named RED BANK REGISTER 1 Budget Problem! DAR Unit Honors Seniors 'Drama Day RUMSON - BUW teuton In Towashlp MUh School bul wai Tie T**er Meyers. By MflLLI HRUSKA high schools In this area h benched recently because of a The SayrevOle contender, Miss In Eatontowh beeab i aameaaedd fotorr floodfld CClUtea back injury suffered :n a basket- KvriatkOttki. U prHidtnt Of the EATONTOWN - The Drama It's parties, parties, parties, everywhere. Dinner Award) by the Monmouth Chap- ball game, Sat lives at 1» Beth- Student Council, feature editor of Festival ot tha New Jersey State 1 Federation of Women's Clubs lor parties, cocktail parties, luncheon parties* breakfas ter, Daughters of the Amtrican ay RO., Huiet. the yearbook and a member of the Fifth District will be held parties, supper parties. Each one irresistible for one Revolution.. Miss Dusinberre, who stands the National Honor Society and Tuesday in the Monmouth Shop- The eight girls, who are eligi- first In her graduating diss at the Color Guard. reason or another, so the problem Of the moment is ping Center Civic Auditorium, ble tor the DAR State flood Rumson-Filr Haven, hai been Mils Kurtz, the candidate from budgeting time for routine chores and obligations to Citizen Sward, will be entertained accepted at Waiiailey college. South Amboy, It alto president The program will begin at 1:43 insure leisure for parties. at tha DAR spria| eoalerence She it editor of the yearbook, ot the Student Council in her i.m. . school and captain of the Vanity Four plays will be presented Walter and Harriet Reade of Middletown enter' tomorrow la Trenton. They will treasurer of Student Council ind be pretented to Qov. Richard J. a member of the dramatic club, Cheerleaders. at tht festival which is held for tained for cocktails at their lovely home on Naveslnk Kughei and tha DAR atau the benefit of the Douglass Col- River Rd. The party was a reteot, Mrs. John K. Haley. lege Scholarship Fund. Mortons, Betty Hlnton, Dr. and They also will be futsta oa a Mrj. Robert S. Lockwood, Fifth benefit for the Monmouth Mrs. C. Douglas Hoyt and the tour ot the Capitol and the Did -List Shrewsbury Aides District chairman, said College Library Fund. E_.. Josepr h Sctitrtn, the Ray Barracks. tickets are available from all Among the 50 or more KaUenbergsrs, the Norris Wooi the women'i clubs In the district, lite local Good Cutsets are or may be purchased at tht door. luttts prtaent were Freeholder ruffs tod the Stanley btMgrent, Audrey Karieae, Keyport High In Red Cross Drive In the morning, the Woman's Marcus Daly, Unttth; Robert Fair Haven; Dr. and Mrs. John School; Carole Domlaick, Mita- Mrs. Edwin R. Reed, Mrs. Fran Club of Red Bank will preitnt Beakatn, director of college re- L. SniUler, the Royal Gibsons, MTIMD TMASUIH of Rmn.d IWthood of Mar, wan Regional High School; Mary SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Rlcn- CM Strelch, Mrs. William Carlie, Florence Unlimited" and the iHtoni at Monmouth; the Dale the John 0, Tetters, the Alston Lee Hemhauter, Middletown Beekmans and Dr. and Mrs. Aa- mouth County, Mn. William S, Hertman, Deal, lift, ttirnt ard S. Lees, chairman ot tht Mrs. Thomas LoPrtstt, Mrs. Woman's Club ot Lincroft will B. Ota*, Reuben Taylor and'the Township High School; Jane Isa American Red Ccost Fund Cam- Thomas Farrtli, Mr«. Carl Kant- Daniel U Mortes. little Silver; ron Hoyt, Rumson; the Joseph T, *m ih» frovp't book tUlnanefel reports which was to be! Mailow, Red Bank High present "Bury tha Dead." Gausses and the Reid Harrisons, palgn here, has announced (he mire, Mrs. John E. Attridge, Mrs. Mayor and Mrs. Peter deK. her keeping for mora than IS yean, to th» new treasurer, School; Rose Ann lataatt, Rari- In the afternoon, the Evening Shrewsbury! the Henry Runyons names of the following volunteers Solomon ROdack and Mrs, Stan- Department of the Woman's Club Dutinbem, Jr., and Milton taa Township High School; Lynn who wil assist In the borough and the Malcolm Austins, Locust; Mn. William S. Hoon of Colti Neck. ley I. Brow*. ot Red Bank will offer "Devil Vrwknd, Pair Haven; the Lloyd Wheeler Duataoette, Rnmtott- ctmptlgn: Mrs. Keith F. the George Piersoto and the J. W. Also, Mrs. Victor J. Witek, Mrs. on Stilts" and the Red Oak Wom- Christiansens, the Marvin Brod- Fair Haven Regteasl High Mrs. Michael A. Slovak, Van Vtecks, Jr., UtUe Stiver; the Edward Patterson, Mrs. William an's Club of Wall Township will •rs, Mr. and MM. Arthur Erro* School! Marianne Kwlstkowskl, Frederick C Bruno, Mn. Roy Allan Ahlstroms, Oceanport, and War Memorial High School; Say Onderdonck, Mrs. H. E. Coonce, give a performance of "Over- and Hugh Alessandrwiis, Rian- State Police Capt. and Mrs. Planned Parenthood N. Koenie, Mrs. John R. Figaro, revttie, sad Cynthia Kurts, HO. Miss Marilyn Daggett, Miss Miu tures." eon; "PeteV (Charles B.) and Howard Larnbertson, B e a c Mrs. Arthur Eckstein, Mrs. Hoffman High School, South reen Daggett, Mrs. Arthur L. Gladys Cubbage and Woodrow Havtn. James T. DolaiWr,, Mts. w. R. Bowne, Middletown; Virginia Anboy. Baldinger, Mrs. Patrick J. Glenn, Mrs. Richard Rlttenberg, FADING VS. SOILING Melniker, the Jos*!* Shotels and Richard Ames of Rumson tad Honors Retiring Aide D'Alola, Mrs. Chatter W. Minton, Mrs. David R- Caplan, Mrs. How- Don't mistake toiled carpet for his orchestra Who are command- The Keyport W|h School eandl faded carpet. Today'i carpets do Or. and Mrs. A. D. Ajelto, Deal, Mrs. Albert J, James, Mrs. Rob-ard Reed, Mrs. Stephen J. B»r- ing a following locally will ap- LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Wil-because there are areas of the date, Miss Kariene, resides at fl'ot lade easily, but after a time and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lees, 307 Main St., Keyport. Sh» Is S ert A. Boyatm, Mrs. Leo Ketter. tosh, Mrs. Thomas C. Schneider, Shrewftttry. pear again at Mayer's Inn, Rum-liam O. Herman, Deal, retired county which have not as yet Mrs. PWlllp L. Morris, Mrs. Wil- atmospheric soil can dull colors, been solicited. member of tha Honor Society, Mrs. Orrtde V«a Vliet, Mrs. Wil soo, late Sunday afternoon. K as treasurer of the Planned liam 3. Conaell and Mrs. John giving a "faded" effect. Thorough will be a "wearin' of the green" Ftotare Teachers of America, the liam S. Davts, Jr., Mrs. Thomas cleaning usually restores the true Planned Parenthood wit) b« J. Baiter, Jr. NiM and Grace VuyosevU* en- party, with corned beef and cab-Parenthood of Monmouth County Kcjrattes and the Concert and Wlnslow and Richard S. Lees. color at once. tertained at cocktails at 5 p.m. bage and all the trimmings. after serving more than 25 years one of the exhibitors at the sixth Marching Band. Abo, Mrs. E. w. LaMnon Sunday followed by dinner at Miss Oomiaick is a caatritader nlere, Mrs. H. Bruce Montgotn- in that office. annual conference of the Wel- tight and a musicals later. The fare Council of Monmouth County at Matawaa Regional, a mem-ery. Mrs. Cearge McFarltne, scene was their big and beauti- The organitatlon honored Mrs. ber of the yearbook staff, MAKE A NOTI TO SU THI Cosmopolitans to be held April 16 at Spring Mrs. Victor A. OosentiM, Mrs. ful-house overlooking the river-in Herrman with luncheoB, pr*- library Chib aid Student Coua- Joseph J. Laurino, Mrs. Jick Fair Haven. Guests included To Give Party sented her a >Id charm aad Lake Golf and Country Club. cfl. She residea at US Fairfield Connon, Mrs. Clotilda HoM, Mrs. BEAUTIFUL NEW SHERMAH'S read into its minutes a tetter of Kenyon Hopkins oi Backbone LONG BRANCH—The Cosmo- The group will meet again Way, Rtsnort John J. Ktlly, Mrs. Edward F. IN DOWNTOWN RED BANK - OUR ONLY STORE appreciation at Friday'* meet- Hill Farm, Clarksburg, interna- politan Associates will give a Webb, Mrs. Joseph A. Canale, Nat Associated with any other Decorator ing held in the home of Mrs. April U in die clinic ot SeweU MiddlerowB Township's Good tionalrJHatown composer and ar-party for patients in Cottage 0 Mrs. Edward GoMsttm, Mrs. SptcUUtiat In • Distinctive Gifts Henry S. Germond, 111 Point Rd. Ave. Mrs. Duane will review amen, Miss RemhaBser, is ranger and musical director; at Marlboro State Hospital Satur- presideat of the qadeat Council James Wilcoxen, Jr., Mrs. Paul • Ui*a«»Batti Steve Andrews, Jean Reed «nd Mrs. William S. Hoon of Colts various methods ot birth control day. and also of the American Fi«M C. Dobrosky, Mrs. Atphonso A. • Closet •Bedroom tydia Hunting, "Fair Haven; Paul Neck was elected new treasurer. ' Entertainment will be pre- approved by the Planned Par- Service Ctub, and ec-eaptaia of Tomaino, Frank Macitwia and UyUUf and Mary Smith, Atlantic High- Two new board members wel- • Custom Table Pads MC.! sented by Mrs. James F a g a n, eattood Medical Advisory Com- Mrs. Leonard Messier. gHUUVHild lands; the Samuel Stella Smiths, comed by Mrs. John C. Rfpley, the Varsity Cheerleaders. Aa Little Silver; Mrs. Alfred Bales Monmouth Beach; the Robert Colts Neck, president, wer« Mrs. mittee of which Dr. Dou|lu Bast Keaasbttrg resident, the Other* are Mrs. Albert S. tracci, Fords; Mrs. Frank Nine M Bread St, Red Bask Goodmans, Navesink, and Steve Walter E. Ingram, Jr., tittle Payne Is the local chsirrnaa. lives at 24 Vineyard Ave. White, Jr., Mn. W. .W. KMnig, Oceanport, and Mrs. Neal Green, and Virgie Nester, Ideal Beach. Silver, and Mrs. Harry Kienzle, Red Bank High School's candi Mrs. George M Kuha, Mrs. Rich Phone 741-2846 Long Branch. Shrewsbury. date. Miss Masfcw, It editor-in- ard C Devine. Mrs. Edward F. Members of a nominating com RELIGIOUS TALK chief ot tht school newspaper, Kolar, Mrs, A. F. Schweert, Mrs Ed Brenaan oi Octaaport and mittee appointed at a recenl Mrs. Frank Duane of Asbury RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. recording secretary of the Stu- Willian Schindler, Mn. Francis Monmouth Park Jockey Club ar- meeting here in the Knights ol Park, executive director, re- Harvey E. Parry of 119 Manor dent Council and president ot the E. Nevua, Mrs. Robert Otten, rived home from an extended Columbus Hall are Mrs. Charle ported a total of 149 patients Dr. will entertain the Men's Club National Honor Society. She also vacation in Florida last week. He Isgate, OakJrarst; Mrs. Nine, and attended the 20 monthly'clinics of the Methodist Church with a sings with the Chortlettes, tnu •aid he came hoo» for "a rest." Frank Torchia, Long held throughout the courtly. Mrs. lecture and slides on the topic, all-girl vocal group at the school. [[ But he is not doing much rest- Branch. Duane also reported on a receat "Places ot Worship at Home aaf She lives at 116 Samara1 Dr., I] fog. He dined at the Voisin in ihe group will hold its annual talk she gave to the senior class Abroad" at a dinner meeting Shrewsbury. U New York Saturday with Sonny luncheon May 4 in Joseph' of student nurses of the Mon- starting in the church at T p Mitt Infante is captain nl then Werttin, Bberon; H. D. (Pall Restaurant, Mrs. Torchia i mouth Medical School of Nurs- tomorrow, VarsUy Cheerleaders of RaiitaaU Man Cigarettes) Hahn ot New chairman. ing. A film "Human Reproduc- York, and the famous and in- tion," also was shown. Peter imitable Alfred Hitchcock of Moody, MiddletowB, assistant di 1113 THIRD AVE., SPRING LAKE, N. J. movie and TV circles. Also Music Program rector, noted that there is in present was the young and beau- For Opera Guild creased interest in the pill tiful star of Hitchcock's new pic- DEAL—The Monmouth Opera Enovid which has been approved ture, "The Birds", which, by the Guild will meet March 21 at 1:30 by the Planned Parenthood Fed- A Sale You Cannot way, is a weirdie to end all p.m. in the home of Mrs. Walter eration of America and is avail- weirdies. Cohen, 70i Deal Esplanade. able through the local Planned Parenthood Center, Asbury Park. The first act of "Hansel an "Romanoff and Juliet," the Gretel" will be presented follow- The response to the campaign Afford to Miss! Peter Ustinov hat play, opens to- ing the meeting with Mary Tro drive for 1163 currntly under OUR ANNUAL morrow night at the Wagonwheel dell of Shark River, soprano, and way iJ "gratifying," according Playhouse, Middletown. It will Marion Koempel of Neptune, mez- Sprightly new collection of ladies' r«in-*Mn« play this weekend and next week- zo soprano, as soloists. They to Mrs. Harry Pujals, Rumson, end. This is your chance to see will be accompanied by Mrs. chairman. She stated the drive coats ready right now in J. Kridel's Corner a truly professional production Catherine Choras, Long Branch. will continue for several weeks with talented players without GIVE-AWAY SALE having to travel to New York. The cast includes Bob Clarke, Hazlet; Jack de Genito, Leon- Starts THURS., MARCH 14 - 10:00 AM ardo; Allen Leatherman, Red Bank; Ken Woodcock, Long Branch; Paul Savonen, Anne Mallory, Jim Gwynn, Dr. Barry Orabelle and Bob Faust, Middle- town; Lee Bedle, Matawan; 3 Days Only Yvonne George, Colts Neck; Emi Hemlefo, Rumson and Mike Gold- man, Shrewsbury. Helen Freder- tckson of Little Silver is director and Jack Dempsey of Middletown Mar. 14,15,16 is producer.

"Universal Spring" will be . . . Open 10 to 5 waiting for you at the Deal Golf «nd Country Club March 28 at 12:30 p.m. The luncheon and fashion show is being sponsored by the Family and Children's Service of MonmouBi County. at our SPRING LAKE STORE ONLY! Mrs. Wilton Ryan of Fair Haven Is chairman of tMs always lovely, always elegant party. Her commute* Includes Mrs. Gordon Amazing Values! Amazing Values! Montgomery, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. John G. Stewart, Mrs. F. Again FREDERICK'S brings you a hbubuS sale t>[ COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, Don Chapin and Mrs. Alfred SPORTSWEAR, MILLINERY, ind ACCESSORIES at exciting bargain prices! Beck, Jr., Rumson, and Mrs. Mark Allison and Mrs. Ernest This merchandise was telling at regular prices in our MONTCLAIR store just Thompson, Fair Haven. last week! Fashions from ail nations wiU We have cut the original prices of this stock to the "bone" to make this tre- be exhibited by Bamfoerger's- mendous disposal sale possible. , You'll find it hard to resist buying at these low, Monmouth. low bargain prices! The Robert M. Rookes of Custom Reupholstery Sale! Shrewsbury entertained at cock- tails at home preceding the Shrewsbury Ysoht Club's mid- $ WINTER • CRUISE * SPRING winter dinner dance at Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. Chairs from 42 Sofas from *84 Coats • Suits - Dresses • Sportswear Among (he nearly 60 guests were Commodore and Mrs. An- drew Ward, Ray and Alice Fer- Price includes fabrics and labor regardless of siie, style or condition Blouses • Millinery • Accessories tig, the Bill Tumultys, the Walter

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No extra charge for barrel, fan, & Appliance Co. pillow or channel backs 707 BROADWAY COMPANY WEST LONG BRANCH STEINBACH'S UPHOLSTERY SERVICE Aiiuir MK ssa saM SPRING LAKE STORE ONLY! Jicrf Bank ani Asburf Park CA 9-0200 1113. 3rd AVENUE 4* cents-for county tenet, equal budget provided $500 for the pay- ment fufld includes $U,"800 - w- 12—W«L, Mudh 13, 1963 EED BANK REGISTER tlon to the $127,510,03 for rounici-lccwnty tutu, down $! ,070.33. tfce cumulated over -several y«*n • pal purposes, ..this includes1 $45,552 The tax rate breaks down as to J962, and $1.23 for local pur- ment of interest on notes" for "" the toward the $16,400 down payment Boro Budget for local .schools, 4own $1,317; follows: 44 cent* for local schools, poses, up 18 cents. sea wall reconstruction, if DENNIS THE MENACE By HankKetdwm down one'cpat; 40 cents for the Jose{*i X. Seaman, Perth Am- notes are issued prior to the salt the project will requir* this yeir> NI.260.72 .for the regional school, he said. ; Of $294,222 down *5,4S1.44; and $4$se38 ffor regional school, down five cents; boy borough auditor, ' said the of bonds. The capital improve- Is Adopted SEA BRIGHT — Borough Coua REPORT FROM MOTOR TREND EXPERTS ON THE '63 RAMBLERS: cil Monday night adopted without abjection a $294,222.03 municipal purposes, (18,767.89 more than budget for 1963. ITie budget will one upon every other car require a 12-cent hike In the tax rate. The budget will require .a tax evy of {127,510.03 for municipal last year. The lion's share of the increased $16,344.89, is in the re- serve for uncbllected taxes which totals $65,314.53 this year. The eserve appropriation ,- which equals about 50 per cent of the total municipal appropriation • is based on a 76 per cent tax collection last year. The total general appropriation for municipal purposes is .228,907.50—$977 less than last year. Surplus appropriated is $22,000 - $23,000 lesi than last year. The total amount to be raised In taxes for all purposes is $264,265.13 - an increase of 6EE,MM8»frVfteetgORA&ft'/< ilO,889.12 over last year. In addi- €tf£ AS A €000 UTTLE S0U>IB& Settle Hospital Twin-Stick Floor Shift with Instant Overtake mbler A tiencan 440 Convertible. Power top, sta Suit for A Study in Defeat FREEHOLD — The. Superior Court suit concluded last week Eammer'63 Carofthe Year against Fitkin Hospital and two France's Terrorist Organization doctors by the husband of a Roosevelt woman who died In the One up on every other car" is an exact quote from By RICHARD K. O'MAIXEY wanted to make it stand still hospital during surgery was set- Motor Trend Magazine's experts after they, road-tested PARIS (AP)—The terrorist Se» They could not realize that when tled tor $500, it was disclosed Monday. the '63 Rambler ^American 440" Convertible (pictured cret Army Organization of France the first band of rebels raced oui above) equipped with Twin-Stick Floor Shift, Rambler's Is a product of humiliation, frus- of the Aures Mountains in 1954 The consideration accepted by tration and defeat. Algeria already was lost. Samuel Weinberger, of JO Farm exclusive sports-car option. Why don't you look at a Rambler? See how many Its seeds were sown in the rice De Gaulle, with his eye sharply La., Roosevelt, in the death of paddies of Indochina, where theupon the march of events, realized his wife, Minnie, on Feb. 8, 1960, other ways it's one up on the rest—with Deep-Dip rust- little brown men of the Commu- the hard fact of Algerian inde- was disclosed as Superior Court proofing, Ceramic-Armored muffler and tailpipe, spar- nist Viet Minh triumphed. It was pendence and said so. "The men Judge Gene R. Mariano certified kling performance with proved economy, optional !Re- nurtured in the humiliating disas- whd created the secret army the figure in connection with another legal facet of the case. clining Bucket Seats, a complete line of wagons, hard- ter of the Suez venture. It flow- heard him with astonishment and tops, convertible, sedans, including the low- ered bloodily in the red soil of rage. Previously, the amount jf set- lement had been withheld. est-priced U.S. car. See your Rambler dealer. Algeria. So, in April 1961. the secrel Donble-Salaty Brakes—self-adjusting, 29.18 Miles Per Gallon—best mileage of any car in any class (for the These items of history are re- army became an organization The suit was against the hospi- too-are, in effect, says Motor Trend, 4th year in a row)-was scored by a Rambler American 440 with FREE Car X-Ray Books can save you hun- sponsible, too, for attracting to with a name and an aim. tal and Drs. Robert A. Mac- "two separate braking systems, one overdrive in the NASCAR Sanctioned Pure Oil Economy Test, first of dreds of dollars in buying a new car. Supply j Its ranks names once venerable It was In that month that Gen Kenzie, surgeon, and Emerson for front and one for rear wheels,"' three events in the 1963 Pure Oil Performance Trials. limited. Hurry to your Rambler dealer! in the proud military history of Raoul Salan, France's most deco- S. Haines, anesthetist, both of France. These men believe that rated soldier, led the disastrous Interlaken. The hospital contrib- they are the patriots and Presi- putsch of the generals in Algiers utes $250 and each of the doc- TWIN-BORO RAMBLER, INC. KEYPORT RAMBLER, INC. dent Charles de Gaulle the traitor. tors, $125. which crumpled'in four days. Two 131 E. Newman Springs Road, Red Bank, N. J. Highway 35, Keyporr, N. J. For them, Algeria was the last generals became prisoners. Air straw. They had seen their armies force Gen. Maurice Challe quick- There's no Trick to Having Ex- defeated and thwarted elsewhere ly gave himself up. On May 6, tra Cash. You Get it Fast When WINONEOFFIVE1963RAMBLERS:Opentoownarsof 59,'60,'61 Fords, Chevys.Plymouths,Falcons,Cbrvairs,Valiants.. .all Rambler and they were determined to keep Gen. Andre Zeller surrendered. You Use The Register Classified. owners. See your Rambler dealer for entry form! Offer limited to residents of Wisconsin,Nebraska, Florida, New Jersey, Connecticut. ! Algeria French by any means. Salan and Gen. Edfond Jouhaud —Advertisement. History had passed them by, but fled Algiers in a truck loaded with in their fanatic determination they paratroopers. From then until independence came to Algeria trie secret army To Paint and its killers swaggered bloodily through that land. They estab- Police Car lished networks in France and the roar of plastic bombs shattered the calm of Paris and of other Boro Colors cities. They were exploded in FAIR HAVEN — Conscious ofwarning, in retribution and in Everything a business could need... Its heritage, Borough Council savage blackmail to obtain funds Monday night agreed to buy a One by one the secret army new police car to be painted blue leaders are being picked off. Gen. and bear the borough's new of- Paul Gardy, the last secret army ficial seal. high officer, is still a fugitive. The replacement vehicle will Tough, wiry Col. Yves Godard, be bought for $1,768 from Mount- former intelligence chief of Al- English Sales Co,, Red Bank, in- giers, has not been heard of foi cluding a trade-in allowance.' months. Some say he Is dead. Col. Councilman John C. Damico Antoine Argoud was netted in a said the blue car would carry the bizarre operation less than two gold seal that was derived from weeks ago. the symbol of the 50th anniver- Today the two men whose sary Jubilee celebratipn held last names appear most as secret year. Subsequently Council army chieftains are Col. Pierre made blue and gold the bor- Chateau-Jobert, who deserted the ough's official colors. army in January last year, and Mr. Damico credited Council- Capt. Rene Sergent, It is said that man Hadley S. King, Jr., with Sergent has taken over as ter- the sugggtion the car follow the rorist director for France. i borougMTcolor scheme. The mystery man among those Other bids for the car were $1,927 offered by Kroll Motors, who head the resistance group is Long Branch, and $1,931.54 from Jacques Soustelle, brilliant former Circle Chevrolet Inc., Red Bank. Gaullist minister. His name has In addition, council agreed to almost dropped from the news buy a road maintenance oil dis but he may well be helping to di- tributor for $2,595 from North rect activities from some-nearby Jersey Equipment Co., NewSrk. country. Other bids were submitted by dimming Co., Westfield, $2,660; L. B. Seeley & Co., Oakhurst, Pay Attachment $3,816, and George C. Gilbert, Inc., Kingston, $4,960. Curb Bill Beaten A $330 contract with Fogging TRENTON (AP) — A bill to Unlimited, Red Bank, for one allow only one court attachment year's rodent control services at a time against a person's was approved. An expenditure wage was defeated in the New not to exceed $400 was approved Jersey Assembly Monday. for the testing of the audio sup- Twenty-one members of the low- plement to fire alarm system. er house voted against the meas- Council will seek bids return- ure^ 12 in favor. It needed 31 able March 25 for the construc- votes to pass. tion of sidewalks and curbing, Opponents contended that set- and seeding and grading around ting a limit of one garnishment the new Borough Hall and Li-would invite fraud on the part brary, due to be occupied April of some debtors. 1. The bill was sponsored by Mon- A letter from the Sea Bright mouth County's three-member As- Chamber of Commerce seeking sembly delegation. council's endorsement of a pro- Assemblyman Albert N. Bead- posal that the Rumson-Sea leston, R-Monmouth, said it was Brighl bridge openings be regu- designed to protect honorable lated during the heavy traffic of debtors from "being bilked" of summer was referred to the po- too much of their wages at one lice committee. time. HUNDREDS OF LISTINGS LIKE THESE I. Acetylene 2. Adds 3. Adhesives 4. Alloys 5. Aluminum 6. Abrasives 7. Air Compressors 8. Air Conditioning 9. Adding & Calculating By Gettermann Machines 10. Babbitt Metals 11. Bearings 12. Bolts & Nuts. 13. Boxes 14. Brass 15. Bronze 16. Burlap 17. Bags 18. Barrels & Drums 19. Belting—Mechanical 20. Building Maintenance GINGER 21. Burglar Alarm Systems 22. Blue Printing 23. Business Forms & Systems 24. Carbon 25. Chemicals 26. Copper 27. Centrifugal Castings 28. Clamps 29. Conveyors 30. Couplings 31. Computing Devices 32. Copying Machines & Supplies 33. Data Processing Service 34. Derricks 35. Designers 36. Dictating Machines & Supplies 37. Die Castings 38. Dowels 39. Drafting Equipment 40. Drills 41. Duplicating Machines 42. Electric Equipment 43. Electrodes 44. Electronic Devices 45. Elevators 46. Employment & Employment Agencies 47. Excelsior 48. Files & Rasps 49. Filters 50. Freight Forwarders 51. Furnaces—Industrial 52. Furniture 53. Fuses 54. Gauges 55. Gears 56. Glue 57. Graphite 58. Grinding Wheels 59. Guards —Machine, Window, etc. 60. Heat Treating Equipment 61. Hoists 62. Hose & Tubing 63. Hydraulic Machinery 64. Industrial Equipment & Supplies 65. Insulation Materials 66. Inter-Communication Equipment & Systems 67. Iron 68. Janitors'Supplies 69. Labeling Machinery 70. Lacquers 71. Laminated Products 72. Lathes 73. Lead 74. Leather 75. Lifts-Hydraulic 76. Lighting Fixtures 77. Lubricating Equipment 78. Machine Tools 79. Machinery 80. Magnets 81. Mailing Machines 82. Marking Machines 83. Material Handling Equipment. 84. Metal Stamping 85. Meters 86. Minerals 87. Mixing Machinery 88. Motors 89. Nickel 90. Numbering Machines 91. Office Furniture & Equiprnent 92. Office Supplies 93. Oils—Industrial 94. Packaging & Wrapping Machinery 95, Packing & Crating Materials 96. Paint 97. Paper 98. Partitions 99. Paving Contractors 100. Photo Copying Machines & Supplies 101. Pipe Cutting & Threading 102. Plating Equipment & Supplies 103. Presses-Power 104. Pumps 105. Radio Supplies & Parts-Whol. & Mfrs. 106. Rectifiers—Electric 107. Refrigeration—Commercial 108. Regulators 109. Relays 110. Rivets 111. Rubber Goods 112. Rust Removers & Preventives 113. Safety Equipment 114. Sales & Order Books 115. Sandpaper 116. Scales Sales & Service 117, Scientific Apparatus & Instruments 118. Screws 119. Seals 120. Sheet Metal Working Equipment 121. Shelving 122. Signs 123. Slllcones 124. Skylights 125. Smeltars 126. Smoke Stacks 127. Solvents 128. Sound Systems & Equipment 129. Spraying Equipment 130. Stamps-Metal 131. Stapling & Tacking Machines 132. Steel Distributors & Warehouses 133. Steel Strapping 134. Stenographic Machines & Supplies 135. Switches-Electric 136. Tables-Cutting & Work 137. Tabulating Cards 138. Tags 139. Tapes-Industrial 140. Tar Products 141. Thermostats 142. Timing Devices 143. Tools 144. Transformers 145. Truck Dealers 146. Trucks—Industrial 147. Tubing 148. Turbines 149. Typewriters 150. Ultrasonic Equipment & Supplies 151. Vacuum Equipment 152. Valves 153. Vials 154. Water Coolers 155. Welding Equipment 156. Window Cleaners 157. Wiping Cloths 15.8. Wire 159. X-Ray Apparatus 160. Zinc.

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Army Corps president of the beach ero- to the high school. oldest 15, have been arrested for Engineers will address the has not yet been set for a hear- ion board, will speak to the The Asbury Park board origi- assaulting students at the South Mew Jersey Association of Free- ing before the state commissioner lathering, and Col, Milton M. nally had asked that the township 17th Street School. The police lolders Tuesday to explain the of educart6n on the petition of the tfiletich and Col. Truman H. Set- remove its freshman class begin- moved in after a parents' group, jffects of protecting publicly-owned or its students in Asbury Park High tempts to bolster the South Jer- used beach front Is increased Not Available School until the opening of the sey economy. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The rom one third to one half; re- Board of Education expects to LONG BRANCH - A public $2,969,000 junior-senior high sponsibility for up to 70 per cent school here, scheduled for Sep- TRENTON-The State Fish anc advertise for bids for construc- f public areas meeting the cri- hearing — at which the public tion of its $2,969,000 junior-senior can speak — will be held at City tember 1965. Game Council has extended the eria of public interest as well as The Asbury Park Board has muskrat trapping season from BOWING THE Bid BASS—David Natelson of th» fourth grade in Marlcham Piacs high school next month, Ernest buffer zones to protect natural Hall tomorrow night on the 1963 Mearns, board vice president municipal budget. said that double sessions will be March 15 to March 31 to com- School, Little Silver, and Barbara Curchin, fourth grade pupil in that borough's Point shore dune lines, is assumed; necessary in city elementary pensate for freezing condition! said last night, studies are to be made at federal But one pf the innovations, Road School, males friends with Thomas 'Coleman, the bass player of the Buffalo Phil- schools in September unless the which has cut down the catch. Work on the clearing of the expense rather than on a 50-50 promised by City Council to help Ocean Township students are re- The council said that muskral harmonic Orchestra. They were introduced to him after yesterday's Young People's chool tract already has begun, basis, treating entire beaches as residents understand the spend- moved. Their removal also harvests to date were only 10 to Concert, sponsored by the Monmoufh Arts Foundation. About 1,400 pupils in schools Mr. Mearns reported. The archi geographical entities without re- ing schedule more easily, ap- would enable Asbury Park High 25 per cent of normal and trap tects, Frederic Fessler and Rich- gard to municipal lines, and the parently won't be available to the from this area attended the concert. • •..'' School to resume single sessions pers were faced with a serious ard Boyken, will submit final corps Is given authority to un- people until the hearing, if then. in 1964, according to the board. financial loss. drawings to the state Department dertake desirable small protec- Council directed, and the city of Education fof approval next ion and beach erosion project! office staff has prepared, a break week, he said. ATLANTIC CITY-Rev. Nea without specific authorization down of the ingredients of all House Burns C. Wilson of Washington, D. C. 22 Busloads of Children Hie school is being built on a from Congress, Hems lumped under general cate- was unanimously elected to a ful tract of land adjoining the Ocean gories. One resident asked at last four-year term as president Township Elementary School on night's meeting when the break- In Holmdel the Columbia Union Conferenci Dow Ave. ,. down would be available to the Builder Wins HOLMDEL —Fire of undeter- of Seventh-Day Adventists. Thi Hear Buffalo Philharmonic Henry Patterson, board attor- public. ney, is preparing the papers mined origin damaged the inte- conference includes New Jersey, RED BANK — Area school bass viol player, said after the up a marked differences ii Acting City Manager John 0 necessary to start condemnation rior of a vacant two-story frame Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, children — 22 busloads of them— concert. musical preference between thi In Lawsuit Jones said it would be given out house on South Beers St. early proceedings against the owners Delaware, Virginia, West Vi heard the Buffalo Philharmonic "In fact they, were frightenlng- boys and the girls. on request as soon as authorized of four tracts of land behind the today. ginia and the District of Colum Orchestra yesterday at the Carl- ly quiet," he added. "We are by the Council. The manager re- TJie favorite of the girls wa: Dow Avenue School which the State police at the Keyport bar- bia. ton Theater in a concert spon- used to audiences that make so On Contract minded Council that it was avail- Tschaikovsky's "Marche Slav, board seeks to acquire for the racks reported that the fire ap- sored by the Music Advance- much noise you can't hear the FREEHOLD - A suit by an able. But Council adjourned with with Wagner's "Flying Dutchman high school, Mr. Meams said. parently started in the lower por- WESTFIELD — Judge Leor ment Commitee of the Monmouth \ when you are tuning up." Eatontown couple to recover out giving him authority to dis- Overture" a close second an He said condemnation proceed tion of the home. Gerofsky has found Police Chiei Arts Foundation. An opinion poll taken as the $2,000 from a builder for alleged tribute copies. scattered. vote for "The Magii ngs will not delay the school Police said no one was injured. Christian F. Fritz ot Mountain "They were a marvelous 1,400 children filed from the breach of contract was dismissed Asked afterwards by reporters Flute" by Mozart. construction schedule, The house had been vacant about side guilty of aiding in the un- audience," Tom Coleman the theater in orderly lines turned yesterday by Monmouth County for copies, Mr. Jones said: The boys, to a man, said thei two years. The owner could not lawful disposition of a traffic The board has been interview Judge Edward J. Ascher. "You'll have to get an okay favorite was Rossini's "Over- be identified up to press time thisiticket in Westfield and fined him ing applicants for the post of high Judge Ascher ruled the case from the Council." And as he ture to William Tell." morning. , |$75. Gerofsky is a Somerset school principal, William Van out of court on motion by Robert ipoke the Council members were Both sexes agreed they hat Middlesworth, board president, busily vacating City Hall oblivious There was no estimate of dam-ICount ^^ -ud assi d here CD Use of Schools V. Carton ot Asbury Park, at- enjoyed the concert. said. More interviews are slated age. Police said the interior of|w i(Je at ticket4ixing hea torney for the builder, V&S Build- to it all. Boys, to a Man the house was badly damaged. ings. Fritz had admitted he hai he added. ers, Inc., of Cranford. The boys said, "It was great." Firemen from the Holmdel, called the court clerk here ant The girls said, "It was jusl Mr. and Mrs. George t. Maier Hazlet and North Centerville Fire told him a friend had receivec Gets Study of Board lovely." The enthusiasm ol Board of Ed Meetings of T Lake Dr., Eatontown, had No Objection Companies answered the alarm. a ticket. Fritz said, howeve bath answers was unmistakeable, To Be Tape Recorded contracted with the builder for that he did not ask that the RED BANK — The Board bfpointed out that no decision There wasn't a bored face in th OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Board construction of a $30,000 home at ticket be changed. Tlie hearin Education last night failed to should be made until an exami- To Borough's Files Lawsuit whole big group. of Education meetings here wil Holly Farm La. and Navesink disclosed that the violation make up its mind about a request nation of survey drawings made Ave., Rumson, April 3,1969. They Mrs. Walter Johnson of Locus, be recorded on tape, William Van question had been changed from from the Red Bank Civil Defense by CD authorities are reviewed. placed a $3,000 deposit With the In Fatal Crash chairman of the MAF committee Middlesworth, president, said last an illegal turn to a parking vio- and Disaster Control Council that According to another member, builder. 1963 Budget FREEHOLD - Mrs. Louise that sponsored the concert night. And last night's session lation. the River Street School and high Henry Stevensen, the key prob- MONMOUTH BEACH - Resi- Chamberlin, Blossom Cove Rd., praised the attitude of the youni was. According to the Maiers, they school be designated disaster lem in the request is that the CD dents of this community appar- Middletown, has filed a neglili- audience. The tapes are to help the board were entitled to reimbursement PRINCETON — Sixteen visi shelters. group would want to store food, if they were unable to sell their ently are satisfied with the 1963 gence suit in Superior Court She said that only one regret secretary, Marshall Conklin, con ing Russian Orthodox churchmei water and other materials in the own home and complete the pur- budget, which calls for an in- againsi t thhe drivedi r of a car in- Board member William Magee table fact marred the occasion: firm his minutes of meetings were spared a confrontation will school. The buildings lack suf- chase by June 15, 1959. crease of five cents per $100 in volved in an accident fatal to There were a good many alb- Mr. Van Middlesworth explained, 80 pickets yesterday when offi- ficient space, and under the assessed valuation. No b o d y her husband, George, May 31, sences due to illness, as man and will be kept one month. Then When the deal fell through, the cials at Princeton Theological terms of the agreement, the voiced an objection at last night's 1962. Crackdown as 14 in one class. they will be destroyed, he said. builder put the house up for sale public hearing. Seminary took them out of Speer board would be responsible for The suit, prepared by attorney The Buffalo orchestra, con If any township resident would and disposed of it for $28,000. It Library by the back way. The any vandalism on the supplies, Mayor Sidney B. Johnson and Edmund J. Canzona of Red Bank, ducted by assistant conductoi prefer that his remarks to the returned $1,000 to the Maiers, visitors are part of a larger group he said. Commissioners Harold Peterson names Robert Burns. 20, of Bay- Ordered On Ulrich Meyer, gave a secom board go unrecorded, "just let and contended It was entitled to invited to this country from th and Raymond M. Tierney unan- side Dr., Highlands, and John F. That the board, however, would concert last night, this time fo us know," the president said keep the $2,000 as the difference Soviet Union by the National imously voted to accept the budg- Rogers, also of Highlands. Loose Dogs have to supply food and water for adults. "and we'll shut the recorder off.' between the actual sale price and et that Mayor Johnson referred Mr. Chamberlin, 66, was a pas- Council of Churches. The Rus-| the students in any event, was the agreement with the Maiers. to as "conservative." senger in a car driven by his sians have been touring the MONMOUTH BEACH - "Open the point of member Charles It was upheld. "The net increase of five cents wife on Rt. 36 at Navesink Ave., country in groups. The pickets season" on dogs gets under way Raynor. ThomasL Yaccarino of As- included 45 from Shelton Col- In the total tax rate is caused Middletown, when it collided today as local police have been Under consideration Is a plan bury Park represented the lege in Ringwood, led by the Letters 'Distribution by an increase of eight cents in with Mr. Rogers' car, being oper- instructed by Mayor Sydney that the schools be designated Maiers, college's acting president, Rev. the local district school tax ated by Mr. Burns. B. Johnson to begin a crack- shelters only during periods when Arthur E. Steele, and 35 from rate," explained Mayor Johnson. The state Motor Vehicle Divi- down on unleashed or unlicensed occupied by students, for in- Gas Station Mishap The mayor also pointed out sion announced last week that it Faith Theological Seminary, El- dogs. stance, the summer holidays. At Schools Curbed that the local purpose tax rate, had suspended Mr. Burns' license kins Park, Pa. Upon receiving complaints A second CD practical alert OCEAN TOWNSHIP - On the The board action followed Results in Award the only portion of the budget for a year, effective March 5, on from irate citizens that dogs have FREEHOLD—A consent Judg- plan drill will be held at 2 p,m recommendation of superinten furor raised here early lasl controlled by the Board of Com- grounds that he had been care- TRENTON — Robert Roe of been pestering children on the April 25. The first drill, said to dent of schools, Edward German, month when the First BBaptist ment for $5,000 was entered by missioners, decreased from $1.53 less and had contributed to the Wayne Township, head of an en- way to school, Mayor Johnson be successful by school and CD the Board of Education last night Churoh, Asbury Park, distribute) Monmouth County Judge Edward to $1.52 since last year. cause of the accident. gineering firm, is being consid- decided it was time to enforce critics, was held Nov. 29, 1962 adopted a policy requiring .prior advertisements for a Bible class J. Asher yesterday for John ered for appointment as New local ordinances covering the sit- In other business last night, the board or school administration for children to students leaving Lomard, 114 Shrewsbury Ave., Jersey's conservation commis- uation. board permitted Robert Dudley approval for all material, infor- the Wanamassa School. The Red Bank, in an auto accident sioner. A source close to Gov. One ordinance prohibits dogs guidance counselor, to withdraw mation, letters, orsimilar matter Wanamassa Parent-Teacher As suit against Frank Arnone, pro- Richard J. Hughes said Roe is to be unleashed, and another his previously submitted resigna- earmarked for distribution to stu- sociation protested the distribu prietor of a service station at a leading prospect to succeed makes ,it mandatory for all dogs tion that was to have been ef- dents during the school day, tion. Broad St. and White Rd., Shrews- Conservation Commissioner H. to be licensed. "I have instructed fective in June. Mr. Dudley said And such material can .be dis- The townsWp licensing agents bury. Mat Adams in Hughes' cabinet. the police to enforce these or- in his recent letter to the board tributed only by school personnel, and the parents of students will Mr. Lombard, represented by dinances strictly from now on," that the reasons that prompted Che board ruled. be informed of the board's policy Albert T. Berich of Red Bank, EAST ORANGE — Natasha the said Mayor Johnson, "and sum- his resignation, submitted in De- Children boarding or leaving at the beginning of each school contended he was standing near Tiger led an uneventful window- monses will be issued to owners cember, 1962, were no longer evi school buses are under the juris- year. ;as pumps when a light pickup shopping safari along Central not complying with the code." dent. diction of school officials, the The board emphasized that it truck driven by Mr. Arnone Ave. Monday. Her owner, James board noted, and the same regu- responsibility ends when Che chil- backed into him, causing injur- Cusack, who usually keeps, the lations apply. dren leave school property, and es to his back and multiple con- year-old tiger cub securely caged The school principals are au- urged parents to take the nec- in his pet shop at 425 Central tihorized to call the township po- essary precautions to prevent! Robert V. Carton of Asbury At Wrong Board lice to enforce the ruling, if nec- their children from accepting un- Park was attorney for Mr. Ar- Ave., cleared the trip with police who sent along two squad cars essary, board members said. authorized material. 'none. as an escort. They proved un- Firm's 'Use Permit' Is Delayed necessary, mild-mannered Na- MARLBORO — An industrial Mr. Naidoff said other com- tasha first got cold feet when firm that appeared before the munities, especially in Ocean leaving the pet shop and almost Planning Board last night re- County, are making efforts to had to be dragged into the truck questing a use permit to locate have the firm locate there, but that carted her to a jeweler, in the industrial park was told il he said he would like to locate in where Cusack planned to buy her would have to apply to the Board Monmouth County because he birthday (March 23) present. of Adjustment. makes his home here. Once there, she sat on the side- Representatives of Bruce Prod- To Attempt Meeting walk and gaped placidly at the ucts, Inc., Fair Haven, and of crowd. In preparation for the Feist and Feist, Newark, re- Mr. Naidoff said he spoke to jaunt, Natasha had her claws quested permission to set up a township officials more than 10 clipped and even downed tran- plant to manufacture canvas days ago, and was informed that quilizers. But even without tran- products in a 11,000 square foot he would have to appear before quilizers she is tame, Cusack building on a 3.7.-acre tract off the Planning Board. He said time said, showing his fist between the Dutch Lane Rd. in the indus- was of the essence because he has his equipment on vans in her jaws. Cusack imported Na- trial park. New York City ready to be tasha from India, where he said Board chairman Frank Rappa shipped. He said the plant could she was raised in a private home Informed them that it was in the be in operation in a matter of almost from birth. She eats 10 provence of the Zoning Board of days. pounds of meat daily and is not Adjustment to grant such permis- for sale. sion, and that 10 days' notice M. Phillips Van Mater, a mem- would be necessary before a ber of the Board of Adjustment, meeting could be held. said an effort would be made to- PERFORMANCE CITED Says He Can't Walt day to attempt to schedule a MIDDLETOWN — William J. Samuel Naidoff, Middletown, meeting of the board before it? Gonska of 174 South Lake Dr. has president of the firm, said he regularly scheduled meeting of TREE PROGRAM — John H. Paraskevas, a member of returned from Coronado, Calif., didn't feel his firm could wait April 2. the Middletown Shade Tree Commission, examines one where he was honored at the an- that long because it had federal Following the meeting, Gerald of the many trees the commission is making available to nual Rational Leaders Conference contracts to make raincoats, duf- A. Bauman, Jr., and Thurston fel bags, cartridge belts, and the residents under its tree planting program. Residents of the Equitable Life Assurance Whitson, memberSiLof- the. town- Society for outstanding manage- like, and would have to be in ship Industrial Commission, at- may purchase as many trees as they desire at a cost of rial p2rformance last year. James operation very soon. tempted to set (up a meeting .of $10 per tree. The commission will supervise the planting F. Oates, Jr., Equitable presi- He said his firm would employ the Board'ofAdjustmentfe quick- of the tree, with the homec-whSr being responsible for dent, headed a group of society 50 persons at once, and more than ly qs.possibje. ' . . AN EARLY FLAG DAY — Coral-Raritan Civic Association yesterday presented Ameri- officials and top salesmen taking 100 before the end of the year. Also present at last night's taking care of it. The commission is offering Hackberry, part in. the business conference Mr. Naidoff said he would prob- meeting were Mayor Joseph A. can and troop flag* to Brownie Troop 121, Hazlet. Association is sponsor of troop. Norway and Sugarne Maple's, Pin Oaks and Plane tree and presenting discussions, ad- ably "have to move out of the Lanzaro, Committeemen George During ceremony, left to right, Mrs. Richard Daegan, assistant leader; Diana Gain; Maples. Deadline for filing application for the trees is Jressesand panels on recent de- township to somewhere where we E. Creevy and Walter S. Dunn, Mrs. Robert Cryan, association vice president; Suian Mueller, and Mrs. Dominick velopments In the insurance in- can get co-operation from munici and Board of Adjustment secre- April I. . dustry. pal officials." tary William Meyer. D'Agostino, troop leader. WAlCtV, March 13, 1963 ; HED BANK MGISTER WO*-TV TV Key WPOfcTV WONESOftY AFIZSNOON 12! 10 2-FiIro—Th» Emperor WalU -*• Previews •;•••••- i*n *• ••• Ufc-Sertat 1M8—fling Cnwby-75 Min. Tonight's top television shows 4—Your First Impression 5—Sandy'i Hour—Children 5-News as previewed and selected by TV 7-Erale Ford-Variety 7-Hlghway Patrol-Polict -Star Aw) Story—Drama 9—Mwrytoon Circa* a musically gifted robot, on "Dobi* Gillis" tonight on radio disc jockeys fill out the ll-News-K. Kennedy 4—Continental Classroom — hour. (Color) •» p.m. NBC 11-Global Zobel Phyiics Cynical Flack the CBS Televition Network (8:3O-°:0O p.m., ESTI. lJ-Spotlijht on Art 13—Ruislaa For Beginner* 7(11 6:30 BELL TELEPHONE HOUR. H« 2—Weather 2—Sunrise Semester By BOB THOMAS "I've given this some thought," 'or sheer musical excitement, 4-Newi 11-Local News 4—Continental Classroom — AP Movie-Television Writer he continued, "and I think Fox y/o arias by Leontyne Price from 1:50 7: IS American Gov't. ought to hire me as dean of under- Shirley Booth Has /erdl's opera "II Trovatore" and 1J—Issue* and the Challenge 2—News—W. Cronkite 7:H HOLLYWOOD (AP)-One of the graduates for its new school. I 1 hazards of my job is an occasional Erica Mortal's solo performance 2:11 7:25 1—News and Weather could work out a series of courses in Bruch's "Concerto No. 1 for 2—Password—A. Ludden U-Weather 4—Today—Hugh Downs isit from Clyde Mack, the cynical that would teach young men Way to Get Along 'iolin" finale recall the greats. 4-Merv Griffin-Variety J- 7:M 7—Early Bird Cartoons flack. [everything they need to know to "or the lift and grace of waltzes; 7—Day in Court—Drama 2-CBS Reports 7:« His cynicism is the source of [be movie executives. iy Strauss (Johann), Carol Law- 9—Mansions Of Man 5—Call To Prayer Mack's chronic unemployment as "For instance: i By CHARLES WITBECK •hot breads," she continued. "It's 4-Virglnian-Wettern II—Divorce Court—Drama 7:15 press agent. Hence he has time my undoing." rence with an assist from Matt 7—Wagon Train "Press Relations 3D. Are col- HOLLYWOOD - "I've never 2:l« S-Newi :o make the newspaper rounds] So is gravy, pastry, etc. She ilaltox, sings and dances her, 9—Film—The Bad and the Beau- umnists people? Making a turkey been BO comfortable before" — way through a segment of charm. 13—Science Corner—Education Uful-1»52—Kirk Douglas - 7:S0 \ and deliver his acid comments on ;eem like a hit through publicity, likes all the things she shouldn't. 2: IS the line troth Lerner and Loewe's For the pops contingent there are 2 Hrs. 5—Columbia Lectures the Hollywood scene. low to announce your severance •ong "I'm Glad I'm Not Young "I think you can gain weight on 7-News "I see 20th Century-Fox has an- water," says Shirley as visions of songs and songs from the tire- 11—Honeytnooners—Comedy 7-New* rom the studio and make it seem Any More," seems to fit Shirley »:00 nounced a program to train young food passed in her mind. Talking less team of Steve Lawrence and lJ-Earth And Mankind ke a promotion. Booth of the NBC Thursday night 2-Hqjise Party-Art LinkleNer 2—Captain Kangaroo executives for a career in thei was making it worse so we Eydie Gorme. Our only quarrel 8;0O "Story Conference 145. How to "Hazel" series. 7—Seven Keys 5-Sandy Becker—Children movie business," he said. changed the subject. -why ask a pop singer to follow 5—Danger Man—Adventure make suggestions to improve the 'When you're older," says 9-Filra-Four Wives — 1939 - 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons "Mmm-huh," I commented. 1 in artist like Leontyne Price? 11—Bold Journey—Travel cript. How to avoid blame when - Miss Booth, "it's nice to make Next to food the therapeutic Priscilla Lane — 90 Min. "Makes sense," he added. "All ;Color) 10 p.m. NBC 13—Casals Master Class 8: JO our suggestions turn out bad. people comfortable. And that actress loves the ocean. Unlike 13—Where Does It Come From? he other industries do it. Fox has 1 8:M 7-Q. T. Hush "Budget Economics 84B. Rela- sterns to be my job these days other series which begin filming 2:51 fired all its old executives, the "HOLLYWOOD: The Great 2-Dobie Gillis-Comedy 8:45 tes on the payroll and how to on the stage and in this tele-; in the summer for the tall sea' 13—Music Interlude ones whose initials don't start tars." Great is the word for 5—Call Mr. D-Mystery 7-King And Odie manage it. Areas of blame when vision series — making people son, the Hazel crew takes a short 2:35 most of the screen stars on to- 7—Going My Way—Drama 1:50 with Z. So why not train some, iroduction goes over budget: comfortable. Why, I had a maii|Vacation in the spring and shoots 4-News night's special, and great is the 11-Silentj Please 3-News new ones?" cript trouble. Acts of God. Acts tell me I was the most thera- next year's product until July. 5-News I started typing my expense ac- Then Miss Booth goes to her word for the show. Packed into a 13—Court Of Reason—Debate 9:00 >f Brando, etc." peutic actress he'd seen. lostalglc hour are scenes from count. "Look, Clyde, I've got to get summer home on Cape Cod. She 2-To Tell The Truth •:N 2—Life of Riley—Comedy "At first I didn't know how to films like "The Westerner," "It his expense account—" comes back to Hollywood In Sep- 4-Loretta Young—Drama 2-Beverly Hillbillies 4-Trouble With Father take that. Now I'm rather proudi Happened One night," "Casablan- tember, comfortable, fit and 5—Doorway to Destiny 4—Bob Hope 7—Funny Manns "I haven't finished," he con- of it. I guess you can say I'm a," "On the Waterfront," "In- inued. "I foresee this trend strong. 7-Queen For A Day 5-Film-The Sea Wolf - 1941- 1—Operation Alphabet MOVIE TIMETABLE nursing the world." lerit the Wind" and "Misfits;" weeping the other studios. Then 11-How To Marry A Millionaire John Garfield — 2 Hrs. 5:15 RED BANK Certainly Liz Taylor doesn't Salt Water Dunker nd rare film clips of Rita Hay- e could have inter-studio athlet- 13-News U-M Squad-Police 9—News and Weather CARLTON— teel this way, but as Miss Booth "I'm a salt water dunker," she rorth leading a conga line of sail- es. Can't you see it? MGM vs. 1:15 »3i0 9:25 Wilt. Disnej'i Bon ot Flublwr 2:00; puts it, Lii doesn't strike her as says. "I wouldn't give you five irs, George Bernard Shaw stroll- »-.»; T:QO; 9-.W 'ox in a gin rummy match in the 13—Music Interlude I—Dick Van Dyke—Comedy 5—News—Sandy Becker very comfortable person or a cents for fresh water. And I like ng along with Marion Davies, LONG BRANCH recourt of Grauman's Chinese, 3:29 7—Our Man Higgins 9—Almanac Weather well-adjusted one either. sand that has some body to it." ful Brynher greeting the King 9—Surftide 8—Mystery BARONET- croquet grudge match between Just Disappears 2—News Boeucclo Seventy 3:D0: 9:00: Carry Here is a woman with sound nd Queen of Siam, and Ingridj I: SO 11—Wanted: Dead Or Alive On Sercetnt 1:30: 7:30 dCA and Desilu on Sam Gold- judgment and a good eye. No 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy Tie Lion 1-.SB; 9:15 Miss Booth may look like an Bergman returning to the U. S. 27-Mlllionalre—Drama IS—Art and Artists . i>yn's lawn. wonder she's well-adjusted. 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers ASBURY PARK even tempered person, but she ifter a ten-year exile. Fleeting +-Young Dr. Malone—Serial 10:00 "You get strength from thei $—Topper—Comedy LYRIC— admits she isn't. "1 can be ilghlights of stars in scenes from 5-Mr. District Attorney 2—Armstrong Circle Theatre 1 7—Gale Storm—Comedy The Lion 7:15; 1:18 touchy," she says, "and when I •ocean," she added. "Just looking heir famous films include Kath- 7-Who Do Yon Trust? 4—Bell Telephone Hour 1—Ed Alien—Exercise ST. JAMES- EXTRA feel it coming on I disappear at It is reassuring. And the sound irine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, 11-Best Of Groucho-Quit 7—Hollywood Bptclt! TNecaftt: Ctssluj Cluy vi. 3—Parlons Francaii II and take a nap. of It," she shook her head, "the Errol Flynn, Hedy Lamarr, 13—Television for Teachers 11—You Asked For It Douff Jone* Fight 7:30. Movies 1 NEPTUNE CITY TONITE " 'I feel kinda jumpy this morn- sound of it makes you strong. Charles Bqyer and Marlene Die- 4:N 13—World «t Thirteen 1:45 ing,' I say, 'If you don't mind The only sound of water I don't trich. Special tribute is paid to 11:10 4-News NEPTUNE CITY- 2-Secret Storm-Serial Follow Ui« Bojt TrB; 9:30 ST. JAMES I'll go to my dressing room tor like is one from a dripping tau- Humphrey Bogart, Clark Gable, 4—Match Game 9—Danger Is My Business 13—Science Corner—Education cet." loan Crawford, Bette Davis and 11—Steve Allen A Walter Reade Theatre • while."' 5—Felix and the Wizard 10:M North of Red Bonk Asbury Park "That saves exploding," she be- On the Cape, Miss Booth is con- ames Cagney, whose film ca- 7—American Bandstand 13—Jan Casual 2—Talendar—Reasoner ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Exclusive lieves. "One thing I can't do and sidered an outlander, not a na- reers have a combined time span 9—Buccaneers U:W 4—Say When—Art James ATLANT1C- Large Screen Telecast I don't want to do—and that is tive. Twenty more years maybe, of over 125 years. Two special 11—Bora The Clown 2—News—D. Edwards S-Film-Navy Wife - 1935 - Rapilllcui 7:00: 9:15: W«rrior» Five but not yet. However, the na- eatures of this uniformly excel-i 4—News-J. K. M. McCaffery 8:25 Elimination to bawl people out on the set." 13—Television for Teachers Claire Trevor — 85 Min. Heavyweight Fight tives know she wants privacy and lent hour are a superbly edited 5-News HAZLET Miss Booth goes on the theory 4:23 7—Susie LOEWS DRIVE-IN- that nobody is unpleasant pur- leave her alone. The only people recap of Cagneys "tough guy •-News 7-News 9^-Film—Four Wives — 1939 •— C&rtoon 7:00: Operation Snatcfc 7:07; posely. The thing to do is keep who both Miss Booth are tourists portrayals," and a tragic news- 9—Film—See 7:30 p.m. Claude Rains — 9ft Min. 10:43; Dayi ol Wine 4 ROK« 9:00 CASSIUS CLAY 4:30 PERTH AMBOY your distance. She says she gets who barge right In. Some even reel account of Marilyn Monroe'si 2-Edgft Ot Night-Serial 11-News 1—Film—Captain Scarface—1953 walk right in the back door and brief but cyclonic reign as Hol- 13—Professionally Speaking MAJESTJC- Jumpy when her subconscious 4-^-Make Room For Daddy 90 Min. Dlamond He»4 2:15; 8:00; 8:35; Doc- bothers her after a night's dream. Shirley has to take a good hold lywood's "Golden Girl." Henry; (-Felix And The Wizard 11:19 10: OS tor In Lovi 4:15; 7:50. DOUG JONES "The only thing to do is to go on her temper. Fonda serves as host and adds. 7—Discovery '63—Children 4—Weather—Tex Antome 3—Speaking of Speech EDISON Direct from •it in a cave and ride it out." In public she can seldom go dignity to the proceedings. 10 9—Chubby Jackson—Cartoons S-Film-Hotel Berlin — IMS —! 10:20 MENU) PARK CINEMA- Madison Square Garden unobserved unless she keeps her p.m. ABC 13—American. Economy 1% Hrs. Dlamond Head 2:00; 5:00; 7:20; 9:19. Tickets Now On Sale at Perhaps another form of ther- 7-News MONTCLAIR mouth shut. But the familiar, 4:51 7—News All Walter Reade Theatres apy, which is really a hobby for 19:25 CLA1R1DGE- Miss Booth, is knitting. The "Haz- husky, friendly voice always TONIGHT. Greer Garson, Li- 7—American Newsstand 11-Steve Allen-Variety 4-News Orch. ft Bal. #.M-Loge 111 15 WonJorlul Woill O! Tl>» Brothel. el" set couH almost be called a cives her away and heads turn onel Hampton, Enrico, a singer 9—News J—New York Metropolis 4-News yarn factory. The ladies sit in No one else sounds like Shirley, with the romantic name of Adri-I 5:00 10:30 5-News directors' chairs and click those "It's senseless for me to ever anna del Mare, and a -ski demon- 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy 11:29 needles at an alarming rate while go on 'What's My Line,'" she stration, round out Johnny Car- 4—News 4—Play Your Hunch cameras grind away. Touch a jsays. "I've tried it three times, son's variety bill tonight. (Color) 7—Financial News 2—Film—North West Mounted 7—Girl Talk-Virginia. Graham WALTER READE friend on the "Hazel" crew and but the panel guesses me h 11:15 p.m. NBC. 9—Zooraraa Police — 1940 — Gary Cooper 10:45 you might, get a sweater. Way. I can't even disguise my 11—Dick Tracy -2 Hrs. 15 Min. 13—Parlons Francals II voice. I'm jus! stuck with It." 7_Film — Checkpoint — 1957 - Weight Discipline CBS REPORTS. "Storm Over! 13—Once. Upon A Day—Children 11:01 5:05 Anthony Steel — 1% Hrs. 2—McCoys—Comedy All this activity creates an ap- ihe Supreme Court (Part II): PRIZE WINNERS 7—1 Married loan—Comedy 11:31 4-Price Is Right petiUe. "I didn't have to worry The School Prayer. Case.' A 5:25 4—Johhny Carson 7—Jane Wyman—Drama HAZLET—Jessica O'Brien and fascinating and scrupulously fair about weight until I got past 11—Rocky And His Friends 13-Reflections i3—Scienceland—Education 1 'LOADED 40," says Shirley, "Now I have Allen White, respectively, have' presentation of a momentous-de- 11:20 to use discipline. I try to con- received gift certificates for $5 cision of the Supreme Court on WITH German language students at- 13—Spotlight on Art and $10, as winners in the receni the separation of ohurch and vince myself food is all mental tended the March 7 production 11:25 and it's a losing battle. All I "Valentine Poster" contest heldj late. Specifically covering the Students Take of Bertold Bretht's play "Gali- STARTS FUN! recent case questioning the legal- 5-News think of is freshly made bread." at Monmouth Shopping Center. leo," also at the MoCarter Thea- 11:30 Both are members of the fourth ity of a short prayer in a New TONITE! She closed here eyes, took a Field Trips ter. Andrew R. Camerota was 2—Pete and Gladys—Comedy deep breath. "Don't tell me about grade at Middle Road School. York public school, narrator Eric the chaperon. Sevareid traces the origins of the NEW SHREWSBURY — The 4—Concentration—H. Downs French students today are tak- civil suit and the initial disap- 5—Romper Room last of a series of March field ing in two plays by Jean Cocteau, pointments suffered by the plain- 7—Yours For A Song trips for students of Monmouth "Orphee" and "L'Apolloh d< ;iffs in the lower courts. Once 9—Playhouse 30 Regional High School will take Bellac," at the McCarter. These SPECIAL again, CBS Reports has made a LI—Superman place Saturday, March 30, when plays have been done in FrencI AFTER igntfieant contribution on a 11:40 Fred Caruso will take his class by the Treteau de Paris Theatre major and complex domestic is-1 13- -Speaking of Speech SCHOOL to a matinee performance of the Company. George Weicz accom ue — this one concerning funda MATINEE New York Philharmonic Orches panied them. msntal moral and religious val tra in Lincoln Center. at ues. 7:30 p.m. CBS. Forty physical science students 3:30 Earlier in the month, two bus visited the Newman Springs Rd TODAY, loads of English students at water purification plant of Mon- FRED MACMURRAY Fifty-five years ago, Theodore tended a performance of "Julius mouth Consolidated Water Co. to THURS. & NANCY OLSON Roosevelt ordered Marine officers Caesar" at the McCarter Theatei see the process, first hand FRIDAY KEEN AN WYNN to prove their fitness by taking in Princeton. Peter K. Mills ac- GATES OPIN t;30-MOVIiS AT 7: Michael J. Costaris was in 50-mile marches. companied them. t«tm»«M«-ttm at. «u swi-mt MM cm charge. JACK UE SHOWS TODAY 2-3:50-7-9:15 SURVIVOR OFFERS STORY LEMMON • REMICK SMORGASBORD RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A] DAYSofWINE bert Kalme, a former Latvian un and ROSES" derground member, survivor ol ••^-"OPERATION SNATCH" Communist captivity, author, EVERY WEDNESDAY lecturer and now a teacher ai FREE IN-CU N»Tcitsr CHItPREN UrOTfl2 fRK Raritan Township High School • STARTS FRIDAY • will discuss the topic "A Survivor —ALSO— Tells His Story — Education Un- ALL YOU WALT der the Soviet Russians", at a DISNEY'S lecture sponsored by the Parent- The legend of Teacher Association Friday "LOBO" CAN EAT! 8: IS p.m. in the high school cafe- teria. Starring TONIGHT STEVE LAWRENCE and EYDIE GORME 110:00-11:00 CHILDREN, TOO ATLANTIC LEONTYNE PRICE • ERICA MORINI In COLOR Serving from 5 P. M. NOW-EVE. 7 and 8:30 •luck } And Special Guest CAROL LAWRENCE on NBC-TV •'DAM OF si "Pai>»'« Delicate Condition" l.<, WINE ASU MUSES 1 "ll» Wonderful In be Youm" \Z1 With DONALD VOORHEES and the IHYI Bell Telephone Orchestra CHANNEL HOTEL RCMSON William Holden 'BOCCACCIO 70" & »* Presented by the Bell Telephone System 10 WATERMAN AVENUE, RUMSON "THE LION" Camay & Sergeant" PHONE 842-2000 Plus - "WARRIORS S" Elect Massey Easter Program Pupils Present RED BANK REGISTER Wed., M*rch 13, 1963—15 David T, Brwstwv *on of Mr. Song Program and Mrs. David T. Brewsttr, As Director Is Scheduled Seven Blair Packer Ave., Rumson, is a fresh- SHREWSBURY-Nineteen pupils man and a member of the jun- of Mrs. Dorothy Pawlak's sixth ior varisty swimming team. Of Gemmg's In Union Beach grade class in the Shrewsbury Students To John A. Hammond, son of Mr. School last week presented an ASBURY PARK - A. Elmer UNION BEACH-At a recent and Mrs, Alden Hammond of meeting of the Recreation Corn elaborate musical program, Begin Vacation Massey, president of the Stein- "Melody Park, U.S.A." Fair Haven is a member of the mission, plans were made for a senior class. bach-Goerke division of Genung's A wide variety of popular BLAIRSTOWN - Seven stu- children's Easter program April George B. Comwell, son of E. Inc., has been elected a director 10. songs, Irish lyrics and other num- ents from the Red Bank area at- Allaire Cornwell of Little Silver, bers were presented in a man- ending Blair Academy, here will Of the Genung Corp. The "Battons" will perform at is a freshman and active on the ner similar to those of village e on spring vacation from Sat- the show to be held in Memorial freshman wrestling team. School at 8 p.m. park concerts. Some were sung rday through April 1. The program, to be given for as solos and others were pre- Peter Tatem, son of Mr. and David Cameron Craver, son of school children only will be held sented by groups. Mrs. Leroy Tatem of 14 Center Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Craver instead of the annual Easter Participating were Bernard St., Red Bank, is a member of of Atlantic Highlands is a senior parade. ken, Barbara Cavanagh, Julius Lhe class of 1954. and member of the school's state The commission said it can- Christensen, Glenn Cook, Kath George K. Robertshaw, son of championship wrestling team. celed the annual Easter parade erlne Dorn, Bruce Greenwood, Rev. Canon and Mrs. George A. Brian C. Combs, son of Dr. and due to lack of interest in the June Harrison, Douglass Keiper, Robertshaw of 9 Lincoln Ave., Mrs. Clarence C. Combs of Eat- borough, and scheduled the pro- Katherine McGuinness, Geoffrey Rumson, is a sophomore and was ontown, is a freshman and will gram for the children instead. McNally, Shirley Rubens, Paul awarded a varsity letted in track. be a member of the golf team. Plans were also made for the Sadowsky, Alan Scher, Mary Memorial Day parade to be held Sharp, Virginia Snyder, Catherine May 30. The parade will start FLANNERY HONORED — Col. A. A. Gottlieb, right, commanding officer of the New Stirnweiss, Donna Villani, Kath- at 2 p.m. at the water works Jersey Sector Command, presents a Certificate of Achievement to Master Sgt. Roger leen Walker and James Wilcoxen. building) It will proceed down Florence Ave., Front St. and F. Flannery, 34 Laurel Ave., Shrewsbury, a member of the 298th Army Security Agency Union Ave. to Morningside Company, which trains at the U. S, Army Reserve Center, Fort Monmouth. At left is Brownies Get Ave., where it will end. Capt. Arthur D. Cagney, Freehold, operations officer of the 298th. Sgt. Flannery is The reviewing stand will be New Flag retiring from the Army after 20 years of service, both active and reserve. He works HUFFMAN oO BOYLE at the library, Invitations have been sent to in the Freehold offico of the Bell Telephone Co. HAZLET — Mrs. Mae Cryan, local organizations asking them vice president of the Coral-Rari- PINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM participate in the event. contract was changed to give her tan Civic Association, has pre- sented a flag to Brownie Troop The commission, headed by credit for eight years of military Middletown Contracts OKd 121. Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontotvn—Liberty 2-1010 Benjamin Young, chairman, will service. Her salary was in- A. Elmer Massey be in charge al arrangements Patricia Devany, daughter of The group was invested Feb. Mr. and Mrs. John Devany, creased from $5,400 to $6,200. 5, with Mrs. Evelyn D'Agostino, The Steinbaoh-Goerke division f°r the borough's state tercen- By School Board tenary celebration. Normandy Ct., will leave this In other business, the board leader, and Mrs. Gerry Deegan, comprises Goerke's in Elizabeth weekend to attend the beatifi- Plans have been started to hold OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Teach- named Melvin Worth deputy cus- co-leader. and Plainfield and Steinbach's cation of Mother Seton in Rome, a three-day celebration in 1964. ers' contracts totaling' $575,200 Members are Claudia Angelini, "I bank at First Merchants National here and in Red Bank. Italy. Patricia will be one of a todian of school monies, and in- No date has been set. were approved by the Board of Sally Barton, Donna D'Agostino, Mr. Massey is a 'member of group of students from St. Jo- Education last night. structed the secretary to adver- Mary D'Agostino, Karen Deegan 'cause it's easiest . ,, the board of directors of the seph's College in Emmitsburg, The board also approved sala- tise for bids for educational sup- Ann DeRosa, Donna Freyer, Di- First Merchants National Bank; Withdraws From Md., who will attend the beatifi- ries for seven administrative per- plies, returnable at the April ane Giess, Eileen Keating, Susan one Hop takes care of all my , > director and past president of cation and visit Rome. She will sonnel. The salaries, which re- meeting. Mueller, Barbara Simmons, Jo- the Asbury Park Chamber of return March 21. ' flect a 6 per cent increase, are: An Sylvester, Gail Tomlinson hanking need*.* % Commerce; a director and treas F. Haven Contest Edward German, superintendent According to Midas Muffler Karen Vairietti, Janet Van Clief urer of the Shore Area TMCA, Johnny Seaton Lench,*' son of °f schools, $12,500; Charles Grip- safety engineers, your car should and Carole Vasquez. and a member of the Rotary FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Lola poldi, supervisor of instruction, come to a complete stop in 80 Club. Mae Carson, 102 Jackson St., Or- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Lench, Committee mothers present at ganization Democrat candidate Swartzel Dr., celebrated his 13th $9,855; Robert McK«e, guidance feet at a speed of 25 miles an Tuesday's meeting in the Beers for committeewoman in the sixth birthday March 2 at a family din- director, $19,014; Anthony Covino, hour on wet or slick pavement Street School were Mrs, James •uk * In October 1961, a volcanic district has withdrawn from the ner party In The Cobblestones principal, $10,550; John Rasp, Keating, Mrs. Raymond Van e Knit Aitmrr ruk eruption on Tristan de Cunha principal, $9,175; Joseph Palaaa, The Philippines now has a pop- Clief, Mrs. William Mueller, • Ftlr RAT** 1 primary election race, Restaurant. • H.lmjel • Britl< Island in the South Atlantic Mrs. Carson had opposed Mrs. principal, $9,440, and Marshall ulation of 27,500,000, an increase Mrs. George Tomlinson, Mrs. drove the 260 residents from Lois R. Howard, who with Wil- Recent house guest at the home Conklin' board secretar* 56.050. of more than 9,000,000 since the John Freyer, and Mrs. Helen Moc.ao.th Co»ntj'» itji.i.l >uk-a Xcara at Culbnu Mnfc* their homes to England. liam B. Vincent, is seeking the of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clay- Mrs. Stella Zelaites was named end of the war. Sinklerls, publicity chairman. , Mtmbtr rtdtnl Dtpotit lararoM* Corp., committee post under the Regu- den, Holland Rd., was Mrs. Clay secretary to the principal of the Nearly 70 per cent of Italy is lar Democrat ticket. den's mother, Mrs. Clare C. Ocean Township School for 'the covered by mountains—the Alps The "Organization"' candidates Gers-t of Bradenton, Fla. Mrs. year ending June 30 at an annual and Dolomites in the north and are under the leadership of for- Clayden entertained for her moth salary of $3,150, retroactive to Cooks Rings Around the Rest the Appenines which run like a mer Major Milton Kosene; the er during her visit at a dessert March 1. She replaces a, secre- Spine down to the south. "Regulars," John A. Flood Jr. coffee. Guests included Mrs. tary who resigned. Betty Lane, Mrs. Mary Knight Mrs. Stella E. Ware's teaching and Mrs. Ernest Conte, all of Middletown. Ann Durfee, Linda Landis, Kathy BORROW *2200 Bahrenburg and Becky Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith and all of Middletown, [ their children Maureen, Bobby REPAY 18 * A MONTH and William are newcomers to Mr. and Mrs. l Thomas Ken- LA«GEK AMOUNTS AT PROPORTIONATE HATES Twin Brook Dr. Mr. Smith is nedy, Blossom La. West, were re- Hem> Owners with or without existing mortgages associated with the Lily Tulip cent skiers in Londonderry.Vt., CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS INTO ONE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT Corp. where they spent,a weekend ski- ing on Bromley and Magic Mts. REPAYMENT SCHEDULE Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Melteer, With the Kennedys were Mr. and AMOUNT 15 YEARS Get Lind Dr., were guests last week- Mrs. Philip Megna of New Mon- $2,200 $18.57 additional end at Mt. Airy Lodge in the mouth. 3,000 25.32 ' Poconos. i The home of Mr. and Mrs. 5,000 45.20 cash Diane O'Connell, daughter of Richard Herman, Volt PI., was 10,000 84.39 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Connell, the scene of a surprise anniver- Blossom La. \Vest, recently cele- sary party in honor of Mr. and International Mortgage • Assoc. brated her eighth birthday at a Mrs. Lawrence Fuchs, also of party in her home. Gathering to :* PI. Guests included Mr. and 22 Haddon Ave., Camden, N. J. help celebrate the event were Mrs. Sam Naidoff, Mr. and Mrs. In Red Bank Call SH 7-2662 Debbie Horlacher, Donna D'An- Robert Lefker and Mrs. Ben thony, Debbie Wood, Lynn Ralph, Sklar, all of Middletown.

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Sward caucuses without following the measures for committee and floor Johnson, Jr., son of the vice WASHINGTON - Recent pro- ment (two-thirds majority to permit committee chairmen or seniority rule ol thumb, election consideration, elimination of over- president of Johnson & Johnson, posals to reorganize Congress and limit debate) and the obstructive the majority leader to call up bills for votes after a limited of the committee chairman by lapping committee Jurisdictions has satisfied tyo income tax Dog Training Club. Inc. its procedures fall into six broad power of the House "Rules Com- mittee thwart the will of the ma-time. In the second category the members of the committee, and hearings, electronic voting liens totaling almost $75,000. (A Non-Profir Organization) , areas: and an age limit of 70 {or chair- equipment to speed up roll calls The Internal Revenue Service Senate and jority. The Rules Committee is are proposals to elect the mem- Operation of the charged with fixing the rules bership of the Committee without ten. • and quorum calls, elimination of said the liens filed against Mr. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING House rules. under which a bill or following the seniority rule of Other proposals to reform com- non-germane debate and long Johnson were for J35.578.03-cov- Congressional OBEDIENCE ASSOCIATION Operation of will be debated. But it frequently thumb, and to allow the majority mittee procedures include uni- speeches in the Senate, placing a ering the years 1957-58-59, and committees. holds back bills cleared by legis- leader to appoint the Committee form published committee rules time limit on consideration of a $39,421.40 for 1961. There are no Performance and ethical stand- lative committees, or demands chairman. of procedure, joint hearings by measure by committees, and further tax liens outstanding Announces Our 14th Year of ards of congressmen. changes in their substance. Other House rules changes pro- parallel and overlapping commit- establishing a summer vacation against him, the IRS. said. Workload of members and posed in this area include grant- tees, elimination of overlapping period. Mr. Johnson, who owns a home scheduling. Critics on the other side, while ing the minority more control of jurisdictions, a time limit on con Other proposals to ease the valued at (90,600 at Princeton, WEEKLY CLASSES Operation of fiscal machinery. defending the filibuster and the workload include an increase in also has. had a foreclosure suit Rules Committee, say that minor- time in House debate and reduc- sideratlon of bills by a commit- Operation of elective machin- ing the number of names needed tee, and reduction of the number Members staff allowance, delega- filed against him in the Chancery STARTING THURS. APRIL 4th ery. ity rights are often infringed in tion of .he job of appointing post- Division of Superior Court in House debate, where the majority on a petition to discharge any of names (currently 218) needed Rules have two major pur- House committee from considera- on a petition to discharge a com' masters and approving service Mercer County. poses: retains effective control of speak- academy candidates, delegation A California couple, Mr. and Y. M. C. A.. RED BANK ing time and recognition. tion of a measure from the cur-mittee from consideration of a To permit effective expression rent number of 218 (a majority bill. of immigration and naturalization Mrs. Morton W. Lieberman, According fo American Kennel Club Regulations of the majority will of each Major proposals to change the bills and small claims bills to in-claim in the suit that Mr. John- of the House.) Performance, Ethics chamber and of Congress, and torole of the Rules Committee in- dependent agencies, and delega son and his estranged wife, Bar- protect the minority against ar- clude making it merely a sched- Major proposals to alter Senate Improper behavior of a few tion of constituent problems with bara, failed to fully repay a $36,- BEGINNERS bitrary and harmful actions by uling committee and making it debate rules include various ones Members of Congress has aggra- the bureaucracy to an independent 500 indebtedness. to lower the votes needed to limit the majority, an instrument of the majority vated a situation where all Mem-constituent service agency. The Johnsons became involved y debate from two-thirds of those i leadership. In the first category bers face difficult problems of Fiscal Machinery in another sort of action last Critics on one side of the cur- gy present and voting to three-fifths, l f i ethics. month when Mrs. Johnson shot rent debate say that such devices are proposals to forbid it to pass or to 51 Senators, or to a simple The appropriations process is Wives and other relatives on currently fragmented. On many and wounded a private detective ADVANCED majority. They also include sug- payrolls are commonplace. Some- items, an authorization bill must who was taking part in a night gestions to limit individual times they make the best em- first be reported and passed in raid on her home, seeking di- speeches to three hours, require ployees; sometimes it is a finan- each chamber, and differences vorce evidence. She faces a that debate be germane to the cial necessity for hard-pressed reconciled through conference. technical charge of atrocious as- topic under discussion, and elim- Congressmen; sometimes it is an Then an appropriations bill is re sault. Mrs. Johnson and others ENROLL NOW! News! inate various practices by which abuse. ported and passed in each cham- involved have filed some 78 time can be spent in delaying de- The desire to have well-in- ber, and its differences recon- charges concerning the raid. bate on a motion. formed Members, familiar with ciled. Moreover, no co-ordina- FOR INFORMATION CALL: Committees world and domestic problems, tion is required between the va- The island of Luzon holds both Congress has delegated parts of collides with the opportunity for rious appropriations bills, and the Philippines' old capital, MRS. ANITA W. LISSNER CRumson) 842-0371 BELL FINANCE its power to standing committees, excessive spending of government no comprehensive attempt Manila, and the official new seat to which all bills are referred for money and time on unnecessary made to relate revenue to ex- MISS LAURA HARDING (Holmdel) 946-4774 supplements its well established of government at nearby Quezon study and recommendations. junkets. penditure, or to establish a Con City. ' " MOMMOUm • MIKCID • MISDUffX • OCIAM COUH1IIS These committees have the pow- Members' own financial inter- gressional fiscal policy. Finally, George Washington and Thomas "A Trained Dog Is a Better Dog" er to delay or expedite, approve ests are sometimes tied in, how-many think that Congress does or obstruct enactment of legisla- an inadequate job of overseeing Jefferson advocated using the Loan Service ever indirectly, with matters un- COMPANIONSHIP tion. Members, once appointed der legislative review. And some expenditure of the billions it ap- metric system for measures in UTILITY with a to committees, are not usually congressmen and their aides have propriates. 1790. dropped from them, but continue profited financially from inside Among the reforms proposed to serve and to build up "senior- information obtained on official are: creating a Joint Committee LOAN OFFICE in ity," the controlling factor in business. on the Budget which would de- committee organization. The Proposals to correct these velop a binding Legislative Budg- most senior member of the ma abuses include closer curbs on et; requiring the General Ac- MIDDLETOWN jority side of the committee auto- trips at government expense, counting Office, an agent of Con- matically becomes its chairman, such as the ones instituted by thegress, to testify before Congres- and seniority is usually followed House this year; creation of a sional committees on budget re- in appointing subcommittee chair- code of ethics which would: re- quests by executive departments; W* invltt all iharritd and lingle men and woman who rtava a men. mtd or a i>» far mote monty to VISIT • WRITE • or TELEPHONE quire disclosure of major finan- increasing the staffs of the Ap- our nearest manager end letl him what your problem is. Critics say the seniority sys- cial interests and transactions in propriations Committees and re- "ONE OF AMERICA'S GREATEST MEAT MARKETS" We anure you he will da hit bett to help you. tern has put old, conservative commodities or stocks, forbid the quiring joint hearings; and set- ROUTE 33 (Corlies Ave.) ROUTE 36 use of confidential information ting over-all annual federal spend- members in positions of too much NEPTUNE CITY EAST KEANSBURG 1-VISIT LOAN PLAN power. They say that as com for private purposes, require dis- ing limitations. mittee chairmen these men have closure of communications with Elective Machinery 1* Sit In the quiet and privacy of your own home, officv or Mon. & Tues, 9 a.m. ro 7 p.m. a convenient telephone booth .., ana: become despots, each with contracting or regulatory agen- The number of constituents cies on matters under considera- TELEPHONE THE OFFICE NEAREST YOUR HOME OR WORK own "empire." They say represented by House members Wed. to Fri. 9 am. to 9 p.m. committee system hhas become tion by them and forbid outside varies greatly, creating inequities 2« Tell us how much you want and when you want it. employment; and elimination of OPEN 7 DAYS: Sat. 9 to 7; Sun. 9 to 6 cumbersome with too many sub- in workloads and representation. 3* Right from the privacy of your home, office or telephone committees, does not have nepotism. Votin\f nil •«.»g tearight HH(R..s . oip*ff soiri— - ' - e- .' i • i — il IT E booth you can give ui enough information to apply for a enough expert staffing and is un- Workload, Scheduling loan and upon approval enable us to tet a definite lime for uents are curtailed. Election you to come in and get the money. democratic. While the number of measures costs have increased greatly, The Senate Government Opera- under consideration, the scope of largely due to television, Wayys to IS KING! to $500 tions Committee disclosed in 19

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Potato Knishes each 10c tod Mr. Mccarty ail of Vnton ton, JCeyport of Mrs. Loul* 18—Wed, March 13, 1963. RED BANK REGISTER AM person* receiving retire- Persons receiving diwMllty la- TT»» M ment or survivors benefit! mutt surance benefit* must report if XjJlWll Besch. Gioss. Lorfllard Ave., last week, Must Report report when they taow their their wWtttton bu fcajwwd K were Mr«. TbotttM Marotta, Mrs. Theodore Trembley, Sr., asd Mrs. earning* w8l go over $1,300 for they «m return to twrfcor ».,-.- . -, Mr. and MM. Xpseph Vtmzi, the yesir, except persons age 12 they return to work even If the Ave.,, wu .hostess last at Alice Haid, all of Union Beach. Todqy't lastams Mbror: SS Changes - - - - disabling condition hasn't ' • • ------•- *• Dock St., are spending a three- or over for the entire year. Per- im- a luncheon party In her home. month vacation in Platka, Fla. ASBURY PARK - Ate you nowsons 72 or over can receive their proved, he added. Guests were Mrs. Alice Haid, The teachers will be In charge receiving retirement, survivor, or security regardless Since other factors may affect Mrs. Marion Nixon and Mr. and The Police Athletic; ttfcgue, of the program at the meeting disability insurance benefits from ot the amount of earnings. More on Life social security? a person's right to receive social Mrs. Philip Cassidy, all of Union meeting last week, made plans of the Parent-Teacher Association Individuals who,are receiving security benefits, Mr. Sandberg Beach. for a fund raising drive to start Benjamin Sandberg, district meeting, Tuesday night. benefits on a deceased wage asks that all beneficiaries con- Sunday. Proceeds from the drive manager of the Asbury Park so- earner's account must report the In the Office tact his office at 611 Heck St., The birthday of Mrs. Andrew leader and tvrirler uniforms. The cial security office, said today it Alexander Gra'ham Bell's following occurrences: • a spouse if they have any question regard- McCarty, Prospect Ave., was will be used for football, cheer- is the responsibility of persons father, Alexander Melville Bell, who remarries: a mother who noing reporting responsibilities or marked at a party in her home. group has accepted an invitation by SAM DAWSON receiving social security benefits devised Visible Speech, a system longer has a child of the wage Attending were Mr. and Mrs. to march in the Loyalty Day p* Davsoc to report promptly to the Social requirements. which gave a symbol to each earner in her care, or a child James Hagerty, Sr., and children, rade May 7 in Long Branch. Security Administration any position taken by speed) organs NEW YORK (AP)-Americans tistics for February. At $20.3 bil James and Lois; Mrs. Kather- change affecting payment ol who marries before reaching age It pays to advertise in the Red in reproducing sound. are spending more than ever. But lion, this set a record high for these benefits. 18, Mr. Sandberg said. Bank Register,—Advertisement, ine Kane, Mrs. Edna Llndsley Luncheon guests at Ye Cottage you couldn't tell it from the job-any month. Americans spent 7 per less figures. cent more than a year ago for Some industries are increasing goods from the stores, even Watch for this sirlklng new output. Others are announcing though the rise from January was F1NAST (First NAtionalSTofW) plans for greatly increased spend- a slight 0.2 per cent. The monthly ing for modernization and new figure,' seasonally adjusted, has a great day for sign...smart as the stones it plants. But the number of new been above $20 billion since No- identifies and soon to be jobs won't increase automatically vember. seen throughout the area. as it once would. • Durable goods sales is put a National This is one of the dreariest as- $6.5 billion in February, an 8 pe pects of the final days of winter. cent gain over the like 1962 month. Stores A brighter one, the spending fig- Nondurable goods sales at $13.8 ure, conies from retail sales sta- billion is a 6 per cent increase. Helping the rise in February was the growing inclination Illegal Use Americans to buy more on time. Outstanding installment credit has been gainins at an average rate Of U.S. Funds of $500 million a month for som time. The total is approaching the Is Claimed $49-billion mark. Much of the in- • LOW LOW PRICES • FAMOUS *fy/GREEN STAMPS crease in recent months is linked WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. to the high total of auto sales. Florence P. Dwyer, R-N.J., says federal funds were used illegally Total industrial production has to train unemployed workers at remained slightly below the late Hagerstown, Md., for jobs in fall peak. But some industries are GOOD THRU TUES., MAR. 19 the Mack Truck plant there. increasing output, notably steel. The firm recently closed its For six weeks running, mills Plainfield, N.J., plant and opened have turned out more tonnage USDA a new one at Hagerstown. than the preceding period, That is Mrs. Dwyer said the federal the longest climb in 18 months. government spent $50,000 for a It has pushed production to an CHUCK worker retraining program at estimated 70 per cent of capacity. CHOICE Hagerstown and some newly Some steel mills have fired up trained men obtained jobs.at the once idled furnaces. A few shut Mack plant. plants have started up again. "This is the kind of economic Some new facilities are coming GREEN piracy which many of us in Coir into use. This has led to recall of STAMPS gress feared might be encouraged some laidDff steel workers, and in STEAK by the area redevelopment Act," a few cases to hiring new men. with the purchase off she said in letters to Secretary But through industry as a whole, SLICED BACON ««•« BONELESS BRISKET- of Labor W.Willard Wirtz and the prospects are less rosy for the $7.50 or more »ONIUSS CROSS m Secretary of Commerce Luther jobless. Many manufacturers can BEEF ROAST Hodges. speed up production with the same LIMIT ONE m ADUIT—ClOARmi!, TOBACCO, MB She asked both men for a re- number of workers they now have. nauos AND FRESH MILK EXEMPT MOM STAMP OFFEK CALIFORNIA ROAST «•• 55c * CORNED BEEF* port on the Hagerstown retraining Any spring spurt in total indus- "89c program which she said she trial production may well be ac- GROUND CHUCK USDA CHOICE SHOULDER STEAKS »•*««« would submit to the house bank- complished without the hiring THICK ing committee. which accompanied such increases FANCY SCALLOPS «*'«» * FRANKFURTERS n the days before automation was -69c V^CUTS so widespread. FILLET OF HADDOCK «<»«» * STEWING BEEF •«*««« 18 Selected And all the time the labor force SHORT RIBS 49 NAAR SALADS «ET« * 59c (FIRST CUTS PRICED HIGHER) is increasing. The population ex- BEEF FLANKEN plosion of the 1940s is bringing, For All-Shore year by year, more young men and women to the ranks of the Group Band job seekers. ——Fresh Fruits & Vegetables LONG BRANCH - Eighteen Times can look mighty prosper- CRISP FRESH 12 oz. pkg. students of the Long Branch High ous if you study the production School Concert/ Band have been and sales figures. They can look RITZ CRACKERS TOMATOES selected to perform with the 1963much different if you concentrate All-Shore Conference Band, Dom- on the rising percentage of the FANCY RED RIPE inic E. Soriano, high school di- labor force out of work. FINE FOR SLICING rector of instrumental music has announced. MAZOLA CORN OIL The Long Branch musicians Gets $3,000 who won the honors in auditions EARLY conducted recently at Monmouth GARDEN CABBAGE Regional High School included In Default three first chair selections: Leslie DEL MONTE PEAS CORNED BEEF 'n CABBAGE Asch, alto saxophone; Harvey NATURAL PARTNERS Feldman, coronet, and Gerald Judgment Risden, trombone. FREEHOLD — A default judg LONG GRAIN Other Long Branch selections ment for $3,000 was entered by were Jonathan Shutman, Evelyn Superior Court Judge J. Edward CAROLINA RICE Mehl, and Anne Shatkin, flute; Knight yesterday for Miss Mar- GRAPEFRUIT Flora Jean Mari, John Anastasio, garet Sheehan of 53 Pacific Ave. Buy 1 at rtg, price, git another for onfy 1c Gloria Harris, and Anthony East Keansburg, in an auto ac- SEEDLESS M . 4A# cident suit against Mr. and Mrs, SPAGHETTI TWISTS 9> Greenwood, clarinet; Judy Zim- URGE SHELLS, 8 ox. INDIAN RIVER •# w ^7f* merman, oboe; David Link, alto Donald E. Finger, formerly o BUITON11 SALE saxophone; Mcl.vin Jones, bass West Keansburg; clarinet; Arthur Harris, trumpet; Neither of the defendants ap- 1 Ib. can Charles Maps, baritone horn; peared in court and their lawyer, FINAST GRAPE JELLY FINAST RED SALAMON Richard Chasey and Albert Ott, William C. Lloyd of Keansburg, DOXSEE Manhattan POTATOES trombone; and Keith Allaire, tym- said he has been unable to con- FINAST PEANUT BUTTER 2 I" 69c CLAM CHOWDER er Ntw Cngfond pani. tact them. Seymour R. Kleinberg U. S. NO. 1 of Keansburg represented Miss VERMONT MAID SYRUP »«.»-. 31« The 1963 All Shore Band Confer- KRAFT SWANKY SWIG •«•!« 27* SIZE A ence concert will be held Tues- Sheehan. 10 53< (Plmanlo, Ollv» Plmlnlo, Roliih or flnooppU Chun) day, April 2, at Wall Township The woman was a passenger SUNSHINE VANILLA WAFERS »«*ttc High School. in a car operated by Mr. Finger, and owned by his wife, Ida., Oct -Frozen Food Spedalsr -Finast Bakery Treatsr 22, 1961, when it went out of Save More & More... tow Discount Prices! Democrats Form control of Palmer Ave., East BEECH-NUT or GERBER JUNIOR STRAINED SWEETHEART Keansburg, and struck a utility Green Beans Campaign Group pole. She sued for personal in- REG. or FRENCH C 9 oz. COFFEE CAKE MATAWAN — A campaign juries and medical expenses. "YOB" GARDEN + 1.00 BABY FOOD 6 79 10 89 10 oz. committee was formed at a re- size cent meeting of the executive CLAPPS JUNIOR STRAINED committee of the Matawan Town- ship Democrat Club at the home To Retire Apple Pie ISofciROSs of Henry E. Traphagen, Lloyd r Rd. After 38- FARM HOUSE t J ffc 39* BABY FOOD 6 69 10 79 BUNS The committee will support the following candidates: For town- R ship committeemen, Norman E. Year Career CREST TOOTHPASTE 8 S 66 Wood and Samuel Dilks; for MIDDLETOWN - Miss Ruth "~KshS»ick$"~" f Apple Spice Donuls county executive committee, dis- A. Scattergood, a teacher and trict one, Samuel Canzano and elementary supervisor for 38 BIRDSEYE B oz. pkg. CHOCK FULL O NUTS ™ 69 Mrs. Florence Guzzo; district years here, will retire June 30. Miss Scattergood, a graduate MARTINSON'S COFFEE 2 75c QUAKER OATS <<"- 2»° 45c two, Stanley Zduniak and Mrs. FINAST Ethel Boyle; district three, Royce of the Newark Normal School, Cracked Wheat Bread taught on the elementary level lb C MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 2 63c H. 0. OATS •* Wallis and Mrs. Helen Davis; dis- 1 pound trict four, Mrs, Lena Minichino; from 1S2J5 until 1959. Fillet of Flounder 49 VK BlE district five, Mrs. Edith Traphag- In 1959 she. was appointed to SAVARIN COFFEE 2 67c CAMPBELL'S s^ Mt cant . 2 loaves en, and district six, Leonard Mor- the post of elementary super- Fish Stick IZ!,^ 49c 3 Ib. 1 ot. < KLEENEX ir 25c ALL DETERGENT EXTRA jzio and Mrs. Elsie Krimmel. visor which she now holds. H0WARD George Hausmann was named The board approved her plans Fried Clams JOHNSON ' "' PRICES EFFECTIVE TODAY THRU SAT, MAR. 16th at all N«w Jin.y, Ptail Riv.r, New Cily and Mlddletown GREEN STAMPS campaign manager. for retirement, with regret. •torai. Wf renrva th« right to limit quantities. Nont told for r«salo. With Purchcii ol 1 Ib. Loot The board formally adopted its FINAST IRISH RAISIN BREAD salary guide for teachers for the French's Frtncfi'i 1963-1964. Swan Liquid All Condensed All Fluffy INSUN? POTATO EXTRA The board raised its teacher 8c Oil Lob.l 3 Ib. 1 oi. pkg. 70c salary guide by $200 on each step 1 pi- 6 oz. Si;o He Popular FovorH* POTATOES PANCAKES GREEN STAMPS With Pimhoi. ot a 14 Of. in all categories. Thus teachers 1 Ib. B OZ. 3lb- FINAST ANGEL CAKE will receive an average pay boost pkg. 39c of $400. This is composed of the pkg. 29c guide raise plus the annual $200 increment. Rinso Blue Silver Dust Surf Lux Flakes The new salary guide provides Handy Andy Swift's Meats With fr«« Cannon diih cloth or towtl Liquid Cltantr with Ammonia he following ranges: bachelor's 3 Ib. 6 oz. pkg. 75c Popular Dtlvrginr Mild Soap Flak.i 1 Ib. i ai. pkg. 35c 1 p>. 13 or. in. 49 For tablet degree—$4,800 to $7,900; master's degree—$5,000 to $8,400; and 21b. 13oz. Of- 1 lb.3oz. 4A« 15 OZ. AQ. C Q C master's degree plus 32 credits— pkg. Ol pkg OJL pkg. 35 lizs Or ;, 125c $5,200 to $8,900. Lifebuoy Soap Lifebuoy Soap Praise Soap Lux Toilet Soap Lux Toilet Soap Handy Andy MARCH WINDS JUST Hoffman Set MAKE ME WORK FASTER Regular Siz* Bath Silt -' ' Regular Slz* Regular Si» Bath Sin Liquid Cleaner I'm 0. H(»wie Hustles, the For Sea Duty 1 pt. 12 ci. sin 67c Register Classified Ad. Pardon b bari bo C 15 oi. «Q_ me if I sound a little "windy" LITTLE SILVER - William C. 3 ™ 35c 2 33c 2 ™ 29 3 bo" 3| C 2 bar, 3| C myself, but absolutely your test Hoffman, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. sizs O7* bet when it comes to finding William C. Hoffman, 197 White cash buyers for the golf clubs, Rd., is serving as a seaman OLD MASTERS EDITIONS OF THE In IS lecllom - with binder , tennis racquets, all the sports aboard the attack aircraft carrier All Liquid Spry Shortening equipment you're no longer us- Independence, now at Norfolk 10c OH Lab.l 5c OH labtl RonzoniNo. 35 O IH>. 47 ing any more. Naval Shipyard, Va. ioIyPtbte *.•!•*• 9fc 1 Gather these things together The Independence is scheduled 31b. AftV Elbow Macaroni m p^ 4/ and dial SH' 1-0010 right now so 1 Also available by mail 2El•••?** £bk*****\i******* C for a Caribbean cruise this spring «ii* OJ you have the money you want, to J.wl.hfuHlcpH.nS.cl.tyV.r.Ion $01? »CnptUtt£f A can Olr - , buy something you'll really en- and will make her fourth Medi- joy. terranean cruise in August. DAILY CROSSWORD BED BAKK REGISTER W«L, March tf, 1963-19 STEVE ROPER By SAUNDBRS and OVERCARD lOtmetlogr at lam- KNottho SEE tX LATER, MR. ROPER/i WHAT 1OU HMD OUT, (STANCE CAlU-WPBOOF' W til PUT IT gf T LAW CALLS 'WTHHOUM* eWPOKIi wtmw GOING OVER TO HAVE THROUSHTO T j ROPER~BUTTIMS 15 k ft Drill ANOTHER TALK WITH / MINE IS CiTDNe PRETTY *3UR ROOK SIR.' L NO CRIME TO GR5AS£ THE WHEELS ixmtOtt •ergeant'a ROLF LL'DOVlC' -J nrpa v mmvcn IMTU UMI JUSTICE A UTTtE/m; aoprano, nimrt Oataldto* 7. Japanese Curing World War II I some- •on* time! bad to open a safe without THE HANDS 8. star knowing the combination. There (Slrbn) was no sense In wildly trying one East dealer IX On 8.T0 North-South vulnerable bonebick culttv&ta > number after another; the secret NORTH I8.IbIedaer (land) 38.Onewfco was to read the enemy's mind J4.Ihtem«tton- ft. Sailor's • S8.BywayoC practices The same principle applies to MAID/ them. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Tb Specialists at the Rutgers Col- WESTERN ART Recreation Committee will re- lege of Agriculture who speak at TULSA, Okla. (AP)-Thomas ceive bids Saturday for ground gardening schools have gotten Gilcrease, an Oklahoma Indian repairs to Beers Street Playfield, used to the idea of a drop in who became a wealthy oil man. grading and fertilizing of the attendance when they complied one of the world's West KeanSburg Field, and prep- en insect control talk. largest collections of western Dear George: aration of a new baseball field But the pesky bugs won't go American art—19.000 Indian arti My husband likes to gamble a the Maines tract. away Just because you wish they Wets, 80,000 books and docu- all the time. I have read there is iAjletter/willj be sent to th< THANKS TO YOUR would, and so a lively interest ments and more' than 4,000 paint a group for people like this. bard" of Education stating tha BUTTHEADEDNES5, SKIP In Insects might just help make ings and sketches-*ow lodged ^^ you give raB the n&roft of Beers Street Field is not in "tip WE'VE IJOST ABOUT HALF OURGRUBf your garden the envy of the in Gilcrease Museum here. It? top" condition, but that the high neighborhood. Mrs. N. school baseball team is wel- . To Know The Enemy men mite, which you probably Dear Mrs. N.: comed to use it, Some members NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW You have to know your enemy, knew all along, and he's fond of Well, aren't you sweet—most of the committee expressed con- though, before you can fight him. African violets, begonias and ivy. women would just nag. fell your cern as to the advisability of the I OIMMBIOUR 1 Which brings us to today's top- These are bulletins to be read husband to knock on the back high school's use of the field due V ATTENTION.' J ic—a special offer at an unbe- at leisure and kept handy for door of Joe's Bar and Grill and to it's condition. lievably low price. College of Ag quick reference next spring and tell the man that George sent Township Committeeman Mar- l riculture entomologists have ummer. him but he sure to cut before vin Olinsky said that the Beers written a whole series of bulle- There are eight publications in every ddeall . Street Field will be regraded tins describing many troublesome the series and you can get any within the next 10 days if the garden insects and telling their of them from your county agri- Dear George: weather permits. life histories and food, habits. cultural agent or by sending a For seven months I have been Plans for i Mother and Daugh- Drawings in color show exact- card to Garden Reporter, College madly in love with a beautiful ter Night were discussed. ly what the insects look like, of Agriculture, New Brunswick. librarian but too shy to ask her Warren G. Roggeman, chair- from egg to adult, and the kind By Number for a date. I just keep going back man of the program committee of damage they cause. Just order by number. "Insects to the library repeatedly and said a fashion show in which These bulletins do not tell how of Flowers'" is Bulletin 354; "In- checking out more and more he basic material for making a to control pests. That's a Job for sects of Evergreen Trees and books. Do you have a suggestion hat will be supplied to mother the spray calendars that Rutgers Shrubs," 321; Deciduous as to how best to break the ice? and daughter is'the most prob- publishes frequently, revising Trees and Shrubs," 3,06; ". . . Shy able plan at this time. them as better control informa- Cucumbers; Melons, Pumpkins, Dear Shy: Mr. Roggeman also said the POGO By WALT KELLY tion becomes available. Squashes," 23; ". . . Asparagus, You're just going to have to committee may make plans for But the bulletins most certainly Eggplants, Peppers, Potatoes, get up enough nerve to leave the a soap box derby in the town- will help you put your garden- Tomatoes," 295; "Corn and the!books in the library and check ship in the near future. ing on a firmer scientific base. Cabbage Family," 305; ". . .' the librarian out. And Steneotarsonemus Beans, Peas, Leafy Vegetables Two-Skirt Outfit Who knows but what with prac- and the Carrot Family," 296. There's no Trie* to Having Ex- tice you can impress a neighbor Your 4-cent postcard is your tra Cash. You Get it Fast When by talking glibly about Stenotar- ticket to the wonderful world of You Use The Register Classified. Printed Pattern sonemus pallidus? That's a cycla- garden insects. —Advertisement. HOMES FOR AMERICANS

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Two new coaches also are ed pitching but we feel that a bad arm but pitched in the over (he 1962 total and is ac- sonable Coleman joins veteran other in a series on the major on deck, Luke Appling and Hank we'll find It right here in camp." winter league at Clearwater and counted for by five spring train- sportscasters Mel Allen, Red Bauer. Still on deck are Pete Burn- did well. ing TV contests, the most ever Barber and Phil Rircutto in bring- league teams. Others will follow ing Yankee games, color and on this page daily. We feel like the trades side, Dick Hall and West Stock. The catching is unsettled al scheduled from Florida by the strengthened this club," says Stu Miller, from the Giants, also though Dick Brown, acquired World Champions. pre and post game shows to Billy Hitchcock, beginning his could figure in the slab plan. from the Tigers, would be No All 81 home games Will be tele- fans of the home area. Coltman By WALTER L. JOHNS has been in the radio broadcast- Central Press Sports Editor second year as manager after Among the newcomers who 1 at the moment. There are six vised as in the past, plus 46 some criticism had been leveled could make it this year are Dave catchers on the varsity roster American League road games of ing field the last few years. The MIAMI, Fla. - Until mid-May addition of a fourth announcer of last year the Baltimore against his performance last sea- McNatly, a 20-year-old left-hand- including Hobie, Landrith, for- the defending champions and the a pennant son. er who was 15-11 with Elmira, merly with the Mets; Charley five Florida exhibitions. All to the famed Yankee mike team Orioles looked like coincides with the addition of a contender which they were sup- "Our catching is in better and Steve Dalkowski, once do- Lau, with the Orioles last year games will be televised over scribed by ex-Oriole pilot Paul and John Orsino, acquired from station WPDC, Channel 11, New sponsor on the Yankee telecasts posed to be off their third-place shape now than it was," says and broadcasts. The Humble Oil finish in 1961. Will. "Even though our pinching Richards as the fastest and hard- the Giants. Two bonus catchers, York. est thrower he ever saw. Dalkow- Andy Etchebarren and Larry and Refining Coo. (on behalf of However, problems developed, was rated No. 1 last year it still The announced schedule is Esso products) will join with P. Including injuries to key players, wasn't as good as it could be. ski, 7-10 with Elmira, has been Haney, will be sent out. subject to revision and addition bothered by wildness. Ballantine & Sons of Newark, Steve Barber got a once-a-week Barber had tliat Army stiijt, was Barber, who could be the ace if key series later in the season N. J. (for Ballantine beer and pass from the Army, and before out with illnes for awhile, Milt McNally, whose $80,000 bonus of the pitching staff, won four prove desirable for telecasting. ale), and the R. J. Reynolds the campaign ended the club Pappa and Chuck Estrada had was the highest the Orioles ever of his first five starts last year, Road games will be televised Tobacco Co. (for Camel, Winston wound up in seventh place, 19 off years and we didn't have Rob- paid to a left-handed pitcher, the one he lost being to the from all nine rival parks. All and Salem Cigarettes) in spon- games out of first. in Roberts for a full year. came up late last September and Angels' Bo Belinsky in a nohitter, nine games with the rival Cleve- soring the Yanks on TV and Realizing that some changes "We know Pappas and Estrada in his only appearance hurled a but illness and the service stint land Indians will be telecast radio in New York City. The had to be made, club officials are better pitchers and if Mike two-hitter against the Kansas cut him down and he finished back to the New York Metropoli- Atlantic Refining Co. will con- spent a busy winter, dealing and McConmick (acquired from the City Athletics. with 9-6. tan area, and there will be six tinue its co-sponsorship of the dealing with five different clubs Giants) can come through for us Other pitchers being looked at The Oriole infield is much im each from Baltimore and Boston Yankees on the "Home of and coming up with a host of new he will help us tremendously. are Les Narurn, who was 12-4 proved with the homer-hitting and five each from Detroit and Champions" network (along with faces, including Luis Aparicio and He's been throwing well in camp. with Rochester, and Billy Short, Jim Gentile at first, Jerry Adair Chicago. A pair of games will Ballantine and Reynolds). This Al Smith from the Chicago White We're looking for some left-hand- also from Rochester. Short had moving back to second, Aparicio be televised from Chavez Ravine will be the 17th consecutive year at short and the outstanding is Los Angeles. that Ballantine has been affili- Brooks Robinson at third. In addition to the TV schedule, ated with Yankee sponsorship. Bob Johnson, a .288 hitter with the Yankees also will broadcast Washington last year, will be all 162 season home and road The record spring training tele- worked at all infield positions and games over radio station WCBS, vision schedule will get under the outfield. Bob Saverine, who the pilot station of the Columbia way next Sunday, when the was at Rochester, will also be Broadcasting System. AH games Yankees play the National given a test in the infield. will be on WCBS AM (880 KC)League contenders, the Cincin- The Oriole outfield ha$ Boog and FM (101.1 MC). The games nati Reds, at Tampa, Florida. Powell, who hit 15 home runs also will be broadcast over the Other spring exhibitions to be in 97 games in his first season 48-odd stations of the Yankees' televised back to New York will last year; Jackie Brandt and Al 'Home of^Champions" radio net- be the Yankee-Los Angeles Dod- Smith, with Russ Snyder on deck. work comprising stations In Newgers game from Ft. Lauderdale Rookies include Dave May, who York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut on Saturday night, March 23; the hit .379 for Salem, and Roger and- portions of Vermont and return engagement with the New Sorenson, a .320 belter with Massachusetts. York Mets at Ft. Lauderdale "on Wytheville. DENNIS LYNCH, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch, Sunday afternoon, March 24; the game with the Chicago White Hitchcock is happy about 5 Monmouth Ave., Rumson, has been named to a second jPoweU's first year and expects Rutgers' Nichols Sox from Sarasota on Sunday, a vast improvement. Of the 235- team post on the All-Ivy League teams announced today. March 31 and the final spring pound blaster he says: Lynch, a 5-11 junior guard), is a former Red Bank Catho- tuneup with the Milwaukee Out to Defend Braves from Ft. Lauderdale on "He's going to be a fine hitter. lic High School star. Sunday, April 7. The last four' He had a lot of pressure from Sunday games will be televised the press on him last year and Diving Crown at 1:30 p.m. (E5T) and the night he was hurt six different times Dennis Lynch Draws 2d game at 8:00 o'clock. He played in Puerto Rico this NEW BRUNSWICK - Diver winter and hit the baH good." Roy Nichols of Pialnfield will Radio station WCBS will carry About the only new approach Team All-Ivy Loop Honors lead a three-man Rutgers delega- ell spring training games on Us in camp here this spring is a tion to the Eastern Intercollegiate FM facilities and the weekend true and false quiz given to PRINCETON— Three seniors, Second-team selection include Swimming League championships games also on AM radio. In pitchers and outfielders with t one junior and one sophomore Cornell senior Jerry Kmmbein at Princeton this weekend. addition, WCBS will run a night- bull session held afterward. comprise the 1963 Coaches' All- of Larchmont, N. Y.; Yale Junior Nichols is the defending three- ly sports show with announcer NEXT-The Milwaukee Braves Ivy Basketball Team selected by Denny,Lynch of Rumson, N. J.; meter champion and will be at- Marry Glickman recreating the vote of the league's eight and three Pennsylvania seniors tempting to win the high board afternoon game and bringing coaches. Unanimous choices for —captain John Wideman of Pitts- event for the third consecutive fans other highlights from the Raritan-Holmdel the first unit were Yale junior burgh, Pa., Dave Robinson of time. He won on the one-meter Yankee camp. This program will Rick Kaminsky of Houston, Neptune, N. J., and Sid Amira board two years ago, but was run for the duration of the train- Texas, and Prinqeton sophomore of Brooklyn, N. Y. second on the low board last ing season from 7:35 to 8:00 to 15 League Bill Bradley of Crystal City, Mo. The two-team, squad includes year. p.m., Monday through Friday. Rounding out the select quintet seven seniors, two juniors and In addition to Nichols, Coach During the 1963 season, as la Registration Set are three seniors — Cornell cap- one sophomore. This is the 37th Frank Elm has nominated Bill recent years, Yankee games will tain Jerry Szachara of Johnson official Ivy League Basketball Clark, Baltimore senior, and Lar-be telecast most weekend] to a Team to be elected by vote of (PJwtoa by Prank KucMrthtPe) RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Reg- City, N.Y.; Princeton captain Art ry Jones, Buffalo, N. Y., junior, selected group of station in Penn- istration dates for the 1963 base- Hyland of Allentown, Pa.; and the coaches. Prior to 1926, the to participate in the three-day sylvania, New York state and ball season have been set by the Brown captain Gene Barth of selections were made by Ralph event, which will commence to- Connecticut The same success- Raritan-Holmdel 8 to !5 League, Lake Forest, 111. Szachara re- Morgan of. Pennsylvania. morrow. ful format of telecasting virtually Kramer-Heyman Battle Seen Inc. Harry R. V/otfersberger, ceived first choise votes from FIRST TEAM Clark, who served as co-captain all weekend games (Friday league chairman, has announced all but one of the league's men- Rick Kaminsky (Jr) Yale of die Rutgers team (9-3) with nights, Saturdays and Sundays registration cards will be dis- tors, Hyiand was a first choice Bill Bradley (So) Princeton Nichols, will compete in the 200-plus Tuesday nights on the road) tributed in all schools and re- on five ballots and Barth on Jerry Szachara (Sr) Cornell yard butterfly and the 500-yard will be continued this ytar, in AsN. Y. U. Tangles With Duke quests that a parent accompany four. Hyland, Kaminsky and Art Hyland (Sr) Princeton freestyle events. Jones will be addition to all Yankeee home each boy. Szachara were second-team Gene Barth (Sr) Brown entered in the backstroke. game:. choices last year. Boys in the 8 to 12 age group SECOND TEAM Nichols competed the 1962-63 Announcer Rlzruto will be ASSOCIATED PRESS face-to-face with Heyman in thi Lansing will see the first appear- will register Saturday between In the balloting, coaches are first game of a' doubleheader to- ance of Mississippi State, the Jerry Krumbein (Sr) Cornell dual-meet season unbeaten and missing from the. early spring An Individual battle between a 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Town not permited to vote for their Dave Robinson (Sr) Penn. lost only two meets in his three- pair of AU-Atnerican aces-Barry morrow night at College Park, Southeastern Conference cham Hall garage, and boys in the own men. Two points are broadcasts as he recuperates at Md. John Wideman (Sr) Penn. year Rutgers career. Kramer of New York University pion, against Negro players. 13 to 15 age group will register awarded for a first-team vote Denny Lynch (Jr) Yale his New Jersey home after crush- and Art Heyman of Duke-fea- Here's the second round sched- Loyola, its opponent, qualified the following Saturday, March and one point for a second-team Clark holds Rutgers' marks in ing the four fingers on his right Sid Amira (Sr) Penn. the butterfly (2:04.1), individual tures the second round of the ule: for the second round by over- 23, between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. vote. Honorable Mention: Davis hand in a snow blower accident At College Park, Md. — NYU whelming Tennessee Tech, 111-42, medley (2:15.6) and 500 (5:22.1). NCAA's National Collegiate Bas- at Town Hall, Middle Rd. Haz- Blaine (So) Dartmouth; Ray recently. He is expected at Ft. 18-3 vs. Duke 24-2; St. Joseph's Monday night. let. Jones is the Rutgers record- ketball Tournament this weekend. Carazo (Jr) Pennsylvania; Jim Lauderdale during the last week Kramer, the 6-foot-4 whiz who Pa. 22-4 vs. West Virginia 22-7. In other first round games, At the league's last meeting Monmouth Co. Cleven (Sr) Columbia; Fran holder in the backstroke, having scored 37 points in a victory Mon- At East Lansing, Mich.-Bowl- NYU beat Pitt, 93-83; West Vir- it was voted to increase the Briscoll (Jr) Brown; Neil Farb- covered the 200 yards in 2:13.8. of March. day night over Pittsburgh, comes ing Green 19-6 vs. Illinois 19-5 ginia downed Connecticut, 77-71; number of teams in the league er (So) Columbia; Denny Chicago Loyola 25-2 vs. Mississip- St. Joseph's edged Princeton, 82- from 33 to 36 by adding three North. Division Lynch (Sr) Harvard; Dave Schu pi State 21-5. 81 in overtime; Bowling Green new farm teams. Plans are un- macher (Jr) Yale; Marv Van Mutt and Jeff Combination At Lawrence, Kan.-Cincinnati beat Notre Dame, 77-72; Arizona der way to accommodate as Leeuwen (So) Cornell. St. Mary's Five 23-1 vs. Texas 19-6; Colorado 18-6 State nudged Utah State, 79-75, 'n many boys as playing facilities CYO Cage Loop vs. Oklahoma City 19-9. overtime, and Oregon State won will allow. W L Starring for Rider Quintet Clinches CYO At Provo, Utah-Arizona State over Seattle, 70-66. It was announced the second U. 25-2 vs. Big Six champion Winners of tomorrow night's St. Mary's 12 0 Hawks' Lead annual bowling tournament to be TRENTON (AP) — The long Stanford, 16-8 or UCLA, 19-7 to games gain the tournament quar- sponsored by the league will be St. Agnes 9 4 pace, Cetchis is Rider's top re- Basketball Title be determined Tuesday night; ter-finals and clash Saturday at St. Ann's 7 5 and the short of it — 6-foot 8 bounder and pulled down as held March 30-31 at the Keyport- Holy Family 8 Cut in Pro Randy Getchis and 5-9 Jack many as 28 in one game. He also NEW MONMOUTH — St. San Francisco 17-8 vs. Oregon the same sites for semi-final Matawan Bowling Alleys. e State 20-7. berths. St. James .5 7 Cryan — are largely responsible has been impressive on defense. Mary's captured its fourth con- The following prizes will be of- St. Catherine's for Rider College's rise from the Greenwood, seeing Getchis play secutive Northern Monmoutih Eight of the nation's top ten, The semifinals and finals will fered in both the men's and worn . 6 8 Alley League Holy Cross 3 9 basketball doldrums of recent for the first time last season, County CYO League champion- teams in the final Associated be played at Lousville March en's grouping: first prize, a $100 years to a current 20-7 record Press poll are competing, headed 22-23. savings bond; second prize, St. Joseph's ...... 011 TOTOWA — The New York noted he didn't have the endur- ship last week with a 38-33 vic- Hawks remain on top in the East- and a berth in the NAIA tourna- ance necessary to go the full 40 tory over St. Agnes, Atlantic High- by Cincinnati, seeking its third bowling ball, bag and shoes; and RESULTS ment. • tournament triumph in a row ern Professional Bowling League, minutes. land, on the winners' court.. third prize, a $25 savings bond St. Agnes 58, Holy Cross 34 Additional prizes may be offered but their margin was shaved to Coach Bob Greenwood, in his Hoping to make his big man St Ann's, Keansfourg, aided St. Cincinnati is No. 1, followed in first year at Rider, guided the order by Duke, Loyola of Chicago Trotters Face depending upon the number of St. Ann's 71, St. James 50 a mere game as they lost two to ever bigger. Greenwood intro- Mary's -with a 74-23 win over the Boston Indians Sunday. Broncos through a sputtering 5-5 duced him to isometric exercises, Holy Family that eliminated Holy and Arizona State. Mississipp contestants. Application blanks St. Mary's 48, Holy Family 36 can be obtained from any mem- Meanwhile, the Philadelphia start to 15 victories in their last in which an immovable object Family's chances for the title. State is No. 6, Illinois No. 8, NYUHeight Deficit 17 games and the right to repre- No. 9 and Colorado No. 10. ber of the league or at the bowl St. Catherine's 55, St. Joseph's 48 Patriot; chut out the Baltimore is pushed or pulled against. The St. Maty's clinched the cham- Tigers to move into a tie for sent NAIA District 31 in Kansas isometrics, plus a construction pionship with an 11-0 record. The The Mideast regionals at Easl In Newark Tilt ing alleys. St. Agnes 49, Holy Family 34 second place. City, Mo., this week. job last summer, helped Getchis champs have three remaining The Hawks have a 19-11 record add 15 pounds to his once lean games. Centers Jimmy Rider enjoyed its greatest hours Carleton Loop while the Patriots and Indians in basketball between 1927-30 frame. Don Geary and Ray Riddell Ciol and Frank Szarnicki of the have 18-12 marks. when teams coached by the fa- Throughout the season, the big paced St. Mary's in Its title Atlantic City Sea Gulls will be In other matches Albany white- pivotman has worn two sets of clincher with 14 and 12 points, Meeting Slated mous Clalr Bee compiled a 53-7 LONG BRANCH - A reor- the tallest men on the court washed Buffalo and, Washington record. ' ankle weights and a set of chest respectively. grabbed a pair from New Jer- weights off the court to build up Fit. Mary's (38> St. ArnM (33) ganization meeting of the Ed when the Jersey coast five en- Getchis, a 230-pound senior cen- FP <1 FT sey. ter from Clark, and Cryan, the his muscles. Ridden o 2 12irtJ'7:nflr 1 1 3 Carleton Baseball League Is counters the Harlem Globetrot Nenbllt 0a 0 0 ra*s!ciy 2 O 4 scheduled for the Long Branch Darwin Limmer of Albany was hometown backcourt ace, were His top scoring effort was 36 W»b«ter 3 0 G Mfilllo 1 O 5 ters in the Newark Armory the high scorer with games of 216 Rider's 1-2 scoring punch all sea-points against Drexel In the Phila- Geary 1 H OhospM 3 4 10 YMCA Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Bremekampia 0 2 SiilMeMld 5 4 14 Thursday night, March 21. and 279 for a 495 series. Joe son. Getchis averaged 17.4 from delphia Palestra. Fninxl 0 O O Synder o O 0 League commissioner Roland Ostroski of Philadelphia had 483 his pivot position and Cryan hit Cryan's background is a dif- Dubrosky 0 0 O "Red" Fierson will preside. Ciol, a Perth Amboyite who Ch&nowlch 2 0 4 spent his college days at the Uni. Stan Niemiec of New Jersey 469 15.4 while doubling as playmak- ferent from Getchis' as are their 37 < 35 12 3 33 Persons interested In enter- versify of West Virginia, is 6-10. and Pete Valenti of Boston 458. er. sizes. m. Mury'i CYO 3 H 14 ing a team for this year's Just three weeks of play re- Litle Jack was a three-sport 9t. Agnes CYt .1 9 1 10—3r—a3s Szarnicki, born in Akron, Ohio, Off to a late start In basket- Offlclilj- —Powers, Kenneiv schedule are urged to attend. and a star of the university of main In the EPBL with weekly ball, Getchis did not play in high performer at Trenton's Notre the same name, is one inch short- action at Gladiators Arena. This school and was cut from the Dame High, made All-State in er than his teammate. They share week's schedule shows New York freshman team during his first basketball his senior year and the center's duties in all Sea (vs. Philadelphia, Boston vs. Balti- year at Rider. After two years of holds the Notre Dame scoring NJSIAA Schedule Gulls' games. more, Albany vs. Buffalo and part-time duty, he blossomed In record with 1,194 points. Nat (Sweetwater) Clifton, back New Jersey vs. Washington. his final season. He broke in as a varsity per- TODAY with the Globetrotters alter sev- STANDINGS Besides leading the scaring former at Rider with an auspi- AT ASBURY PARK CONVENTION HALL eral seasons in the National Bas- W cious debut. In the opener against West Chester, he scored with ' Central Jersey Group 2 ketball Association — he played New York 19 LADIES DAY with the New York Knicks and Philadelphia 18 four seconds left to give Rider 7 p.m. — Rumson-F.H. vs. Piscataway Detroit Pistons — and Herschell Boston 18 a 12-70 victory. 8:30 — Manasquan vs. Point Pleasant Turner, former University of Ne- Baltimore 16 Against Catholic University. braska star, are the biggest ball- Albany 15 Cryan went 13 for 13 at the foul handlers on the Trotters' aggre- Buffalo 14 line and set a Rider one season TOMORROW AND FRIDAY New Jersey 10 record with 139 successful free gation. Each is 6-8. throws in the regular schedule. No Games Scheduled Other big men are Gayle Washington 10 Hatch, 6-6, and Paul Goodwin, SATURDAY 6-5, of the Sea Gulls, and James Tim Robinson, 6-514 and Mel. NHL Standings REMEMBER! AT RUTGERS GYMNASIUM Davis, 6-5, of the Trotters. Central Jersey Group 1 Game time is 8 p.m. Cab Callo- ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL YOU CAN EAT! W L TPIs. 1 p.m. — Henry Hudson vs. Hoffman (South Amboy) way and Peg Leg Bates will GRAPPLE FOR HAWKS IK TOURNEY —^ank Nyberg, \ • Breakfast $1.25 '! 'eature the entertainment dur- Toronto 33 21 10 76 Central Jersey Group 2 ng the half time period. • laff, and Barney Janith, both product; of Union High Chicago , 30 18 16 76 I • Lunch $1.00 2:30 p.m. — Rumson-Piscataway winner vs., School, will represent Monmouth College in the National Montreal 27 18 19 73 • Dinner $1.50 Detroit .27 24 13 67 Manasquan-Pt. Pleasant winner,, Thirteen different trotters were Association of Intercollegiate Athletics' wrestling tourna- :imed in two minutes or better New York 20 34 11 51 ment slated tomorrow through Saturday at Bloomsburg Boston : 14 38 15 43 PAT'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE for the mile in Americ- ,'r '!)62. "Before Joe trained him AT NEPTUNE HIGH SCHOOL Tliose over 3-yearr"' Su State (Pa.) College. Monmouth College, coached by YESTERDAY'S GAMES 17-2S E. River Rd. Rumson South Jersey Parochial B Mac Lad, an S-y Art Oberg, just completed ill initial intercollegiate No games scheduled as a hunting dog he used and Ordeal, an 1 / TODAY'S GAMES to be with a circus!" Open Dally 7 A.M.-l A.M. 8 p.m. — St. Rose vs. Holy Spirit (Atlantic City) Zealand mare. season. No games scheduled it Duke Johnson Policeman Wi Incinerator AP News IttD JJA.SK REGISTER. Wed., Mw). 13, 1963-21 BOWLING $2 750 Award Om Tonight's FREEHOL' D — Det. Sgt. Mar- iPlan to Get vin Fowler of 44 Maple Ave., Ea- Digest Garden Card tontown, was awarded $2,750 by a More Study jury before Superior Court Judge National NEW YORK- David "Duke' Gene R. Mariano yesterday in LONG BRANCH - City Coun- The floods and tornadoes in the AIRPORT PLAZA 810 "Y" BOWLING LEAGUE Johnson, Red Bank, will meet an auto accident suit. cil tabled last night (or mure W L LOOK Branch South leave 17 persons known P. I. I. School &t 27 A DIVISION Ray Patterson, younger brother Sgl. Fowler's auto was thstude y a proposal that a profes- Sportsmen M 27 W L of ex-heavyweight champion dead, more than 30,000 homeless Teacher's-Scotchmen .. 49 29 Tenser*! Shoes -..49 23 middle vehicle in a three-car sional study be made to deter- Tom's Ford Inc. ™_ 4Bft 291& Jerry Yankow's ~ 43 29 Floyd Patterson, in a four-round Magnolia Inn —_. 45 3"* traffic pileup on Rt. 35, Eaton- mine whether the city incinera and property damage in the mil- Top Hat Cleaners 3B 34 preliminary bout on tonight's 1 Becker Realty My, 35!Branci h Fuel „ 37 35 town, March 18, 1961. He sued tor on Jolirie Ave. is worthy of lions. Water rationing begins in The Jokers 41 37 Union Distributors _ .-._ M 38 closed circuit TV boxing card Baronet Realty _.^.—__jl 40 Nit's Jewelers 33. 39 tot injuries and damages, claim- rehabilitating and putting back Harlan, Ky. Plaza Lanes - J&l 41 Ace Drugs - .27 45 which features the Cassius Clay- ing negligence—and the jury to general use. Hilltop Cllles Service .3554 42! S. P. Harris .._ -.27 45 Doug Jones 10-round heavyweight Washington Mlddletown Gen. Tire 33 45 200 Club — Marty Grossman 205, agreed—by Herbert J. Gaestel Acting City Manager John 0. Port Monmouth First Aid ...28 60 Jerry Yankow 202, 208, Ken Bret scrap^ Secretary of the Navy Fred tskevlew • Five 2i. O'Brien . 66 Perpetual Monument 41 37 ground to prevent vandalism. He 717 Ocean Ave., to modernize thejl F. Qlovla 60 140.25 J. Zinc 78 147.31 Pan-Ams 41 37 Cassius Rests reported that the community front of its pavilion, replace 16 145.2! Mlddletown Delicatessen 40 38 I* Herman . 75 M. T. T. Maion 40 38 has budgeted $2,000 this year cabanas, add a laundry room, V. Filed - - '5 145.23 Jack's Inn .39 39 Weary Mouth V. Cernun ••• 69 139.49 and received $1,000 from the add a utility room, and refurbish 130.4! Lawton Bros. Taverni^4..i^*18:. 40 f B. Bchwelkert 60 G 4 W Lumber »ni37, . ,41 NEW YORK>(AP) •* Having county last year. He reported Less Thin H ' - Jay Bee Auto Repairs _.--_..!3«1' 42 the kitchen. W. Oso'wskl 27 183.19 sold out Madison Square Gar. that two years ago' the commun 174.8 Emmons Market ^...i ^w:3V • 43 4. Tabled a variance request J. Pocaijl . 12 Abbott * Lester .:—._.,.,3J!i 4t(4 den with his one-man ballyhoo ity had to remove quite a number B. Ward W 171.8 American Letlon ...i..J...-.33 45 far the Colony Surf Club, Inc., D Hunt «. • 47 167.25 Casey's Real Estate ...... 31 47 campaign, Casilus Clay took of "dangerous trees." F. Van Pelt -«' 162.27 p 787 Ocean Ave. for more study. G. Valanzaiio V 160.26 ATLANTIC HIr.llI.AM)S :i things easy yesterday. A report from Atlantic High, The corporation wants to build B. Kullberg « 159.25 35 BUSINESSMEN'S.. . A friend called him at his R. Hohtnsee - 159.13 - W L lands noted that vandalism is sjx classroom units for a day T. Page 20 ISM Brook's Insurance 40 39 hotel room add asked him, problem there. J. Forse , •« 167.7 Ed's Auto -.38 31 camp, relocate 20 bathhouses, R. Oray - 5 166.5 "Are you resting your old Neal Munch, a county shade and build a children's wading 1541 Crate's Beverage . 38 31 15 E. Petit 18 Julian's - .35 34 bones?" tree member, as well as Free- pool. 18 21 J. Martini « 153.15 Brile'l Cleaners ..-.34 35 MONTH MONTH J. PtaPestann o .. ° 153.3 Geo. Koeppel ft Son ..: 32 37 "No," replied Cassius. "I'm hold Borough member, reported 5. Granted a variance to James MONTH B. WWagne r _, .. 3 153.1) Mccue's Plumbing —.32 37resting my mouth." Roil Hazard ludRusnl Mbani A. Thomson MM Siegfried's Hardware 27 42 that the borough would begin a and Rhoda Peters, 805 Ocean Eouutn F. Short 146.3 200 Club - N. MacLaurhlln J10; J, Knew K. Prezlosl , 144.6 Rathbum 200; A, Range 210; T. Fran- program of beautifying the ap- AVe., to permit construction of a - 139.16 T. Chevalier ... .2" clsconl 234. J. McKay 212. W. Batterly pearance of the entrances to the swimming pool on their property T>. Jrmsneau 135.22 201. o. Shlnn 201. 213: B. Conzen 201: NYLONAIRE 51 135.0 community. CHAMPION NYLON SftFEIY CHAMPION NYLON B. Clayton' 12 211; T. Garrison 211. w. Hladun 221, Woman, 58, east of Ocean Ave. L. Moon ._; IJT.4 W. Devereaux 203, 11. Rubley-258, D. At the conclusion of the dis 9 Marchettl J46, J. Flynn 202, D. Worth BOtY NAME SOCIETY BCHYUNG 202. cussion, Mr. Munch showed $-•!-• 75 • LEAGUE Is Described slides portraying problems 9" Plus lax and Plus tax and Sbor« Lsnei WOMEN'S COMMCMTV CHURCH Babysitter Plus tax and American Division LEAGUE created by conflicts between the ecappable Tire tiro oil your car Sycamore Lanes tire offyourca W 1, W L light companies and local com- 6.70-15, Tube-type. Blackmail 6.70-15, Tube-type, Blnxkwull St.. Dents 52||i i SJJi As Suicide 6.7O-I5. Tube-type, Blaclcwall Star of the Sea _ 4!H4 Red Bank Methodist 2 _ /48 27 missions. St. Rose-Lima 1 49 26 Shrewsbury Presbyterian 46 29 MfDDLETOWN - Police re- Says Boy St. Rose 2 « L. s. Embury amnodiit .43 32 Municipalities represented at TUBELESS TUBELESS TUBELESS St. JeromB 1 47. Trinity Episcopal - 43 32 ported today that a 58-year-old the meeting were Colts Neck, St. James 1 *' 8a.t« Anthony .40 36 Hillside area woman, desponden 6.70-15 or 6,70-15 or Plus tax 6.70-15 or« Holy Spirit 2 « Red Bank Methodist 1 ..J36 39 Atlantic Highlands, Red Bank, Tackled Her 7.90-14 7.S0-14 7.50-14 * Congregation Betli Shalom ....36 39 and tire oft end lire oil Holy Trinity 2 —.40 over ill health, apparently hung Rumson, Raritan Township, Free- Blackwall and Blackwall Ho!v Trinity 1 — ....—...... 38 Saint Jimes 2 _..—"B 40 FREEHOLD — A Little Silver Buvnnpable Tire 15™ your car Blackwall your car Pair Haven Nativity ...33 42 herself yesterday in her home. St 'cuhartea ~... MH hold, Freehold Township, Little woman, who says she was Holy Spirit 4 36 Saint James 1 —38 42 Police said the body of MrsSilver, Manalapan, Neptune, Al- Tubeless WHIIEWALLS $3 MORE WHITEWALLS $3 MORE WHITEWAIXS $4 MORE Bt. Anthony M Red Bank Presbyterian 2 30 45 tackled and thrown to the ground Red Bank Presbyterian 1 ...JZI 48 Mary Ogden, 57, of Seventh Ave. lentown, Asbury Park and Farm- Holy Spirit 3 '1 JJ ISO oames — Jean Horton 137, F.ef by a 4-year-old boy while baby- Bt. Rose 1 -.._. '2 53 was found by her husband in eingdale. High scores — James Convery (St. Brophy 180. sitting, brought suit for injuries Denial 226. 211. 233—«70: Bdw. SOO Serits — Helen Brmey 173, 194, spare room of the couple's apart YuiOial: (Holy Bp. 21 234. 197, 189170-807- ; and expenses yesterday in the elO; Steve Bhedlack (St. Denli ) 211 ment. 177, 210—608. „. EL.M LANE BOWI.ERETTES Police said the woman had Monmouth County Court. 200 Club — Anthony Ambroslno 222, Elm Lanes Mrs. Eunice N.. Gu z y, Byd. DelNejro 219, Jos. Messtr 210, W taken the sash from a bathrobe, Trailer Hits Wra. Walker 216. 214. Jos. Homlck 2H Weit End Cleaners .45 tied it around her neck and then Queens Dr., Little Silver, and her Henry Btelnes 212, Henry Cnle««lo 208 Harold's Radio A Etec .39 husband, Lt. Col. Stephen Guzy, Every new Firestone tire it Ray Shalloo 202, 204. Anth. De8tetano Professional Pharmacy .32 attached it to ornamental wood- GUARANTEED 203, John Loboda 203, Robt. Perry Eat-N-Donuts 314 work surrounding a mirror on filed suit through attorney Thom- 202. Jos. Kerkes 200, Wm. McMahon Natural das Appliance MV, Truck At I. Against defects in workman- 200 Perry's Bowling Supply ..27 top of a dresser. as F. Shebell of Asbury Park, ship anil materials for the National Dlvlllon Sorield Service Station .26',i against Mr. and Mrs. Herbert life of the original tread. 50c Pkg. W Monmouth Queens -Slli According to police, the woman SL Leo 1 <2 Traffic Light iandel of 52 Winding Way, Little 2. Against normal rood hazards ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS WOMENS stood on a stool, bent, relaxed (except repairable punctures) Burpeeana Bt. Dorothea « Silver, and the boy, Carl. St. Jerome 2 41 COMMERCIAL her legs and hung herself. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A trac- encountered in everyday St. Michael 2 •« • W L The suit said Mrs. Guzy had passenger car use for tho GIANT Grand Plata ..£1 50 She was pronounced dead by tor-trailer truck crashed into the number of months specified, Holy Spirit 1 - " Dwlshts 4» 32 been engaged as a babysitter Mount Carmel •••'• Parkway Shell - .47 34 Dr. RJBert S. McTague. rear of an Army pick-up truck Replacements prorated on tread ZINNIAS St. Michael 1 35 White Crystal 43 38 June 3, 1961, and that while walk- wear and based on list prices St. Jerome 3 M' Police said the husband found stopped for a traffic light at Rt. current at time of adjustment. Bt. Rose-Lima 2 M Tumens - ...42 39 ing with then 15-monthold Pris- St. Ro« 3 23 AtUntlo Recreation 41'.1 3!)'.4the body about 4 p.m. It wa13s5 and Sunset Ave. yesterday Ilomeo's ..._ .-39 42 na cilia Gandel in her arms, to quiet No Cost or Obligation St.' Gabriel 18 estimated that the woman d morning, police said. High scrores — Wm. Coleman (Holy Atlantic Hardware 38Vi 42 crying spell, she was tackled in. tl 19«. 199. 20S-605. Caruso Esso 38 42 been dead since noon. The tractor-trailer owned by Al- Atlantic Bakery — -2W K'i by Carl. She suffered injuries to 200 Club — Pele Avallone 217, John Ocean View Bar ...-..; —3314 4614 According to police, this was ia P. Thompson of 170 Long- Vlzlnho • 206. Ralph Llone !03, John her head and body, the suit as- Homllsh 201. Julians . -.30 49 the third attempt by the woman wood Ave., Middletown, was serts. ALL JUST C< to take her own life. driven by William Becker of 24 WONMOUTH COUNTY CATHOLIC Negligence is charged In al- SAY... Harmony Bowl ^ There was no evidence of foulSherman Ave., West Long TIRES L Rider Whipped legedly not providing adequate Eayihore CaUi, Men 1 .461S 31'4 play, police said. Branch, police said. They identi- 33 safeguards so that the incident, TAKE MONTHS TO PAY C. W. V. -f~ 45 Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- fied the driver of the Army vehi- MOUNTED Bt. Ann's 1 -XZ 44 '4 33 >4 would not have occurred. St. Catherine's 2 ...C.. -...44'« 33'i In Tournament ant county physician, is expected cle as Warren J. Whiting of 25 St. Benedict's 3 ...-..: 4414 33H to give a ruling later today. Bt. Joseph'! <3H KANSAS CITY (AP)— Gerald Center St., Rumson. Bt. Mary's 2 -..- -Wi Mrs. Ogden is survived by her Whiting and a passenger, Rich- Holy Family 2 42 36 Ellington's 30 points paced ninth- husband, Roman Ogden, and a St. Mary's 1 « ard Wolinsky of 379 Pacific St., Discussion 37 seeded Carson-Newman of Jef- St. Ann's 3 - *' sister, Mrs. Helen Comms, both Long Branch, complained of in- St. Agnes 1 *0'« 37H ferson City, Tenn., to an 83-57 of this place. Bt. Agnes 2 - «»i victory over Rider College of juries and said they would seek Holy family 1 _ <" Born in Newark, she had lived On Rt. 36 Trenton, N.J., in the opening treatment from their physicians, St. .James 2 ...- *" here four months. fit. James I «> game of second day play in the according to police. St. Benedict's 1 -3811 The Posten FUneral Home, At- Bayihore Cath. Men 3 3R 40' week-long National Intercollegi- Patrtflman Donald Dispango is Plan Asked Bayshoro KHC1 ...JS'S lantic Highlands, is in charge of ate NAIA Basketball Tournament investigating. St. Ann's 2 - "'S arrangements. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Front and Rear Bavshore Cath. Men 2 13H 4 yesterday. Holy Pamllv 2 _ J3 35 Mayor Russell W. Morgan last Bt. Benedict'! 2 - MH 4BH Three more day games and night urged local residents to at- Rt. Catherine's 1 .... _...J7'4 BavBrrore K ol C 1 27 w61. four night conclude first round tend a meeting Saturday at 10 fflO Series — Ed Moore in. 220. 1»3play and cut the starting field of Plan Board New? a.m. in borough hall to discuss -643: Pete Brady 189. 234, 191-814: Car Floor Pr-t Muresca 107. 186. 221—604.. 32 teams to 16. the state Highway Department's 200 Club — Ed Moore 241. 220. Pete Brady 234. Johi Waldmnnn t?32, Pat Ellington poured 23 points proposed diialization of Rt. 36 Marceaca 221, Wait O»t>wsW Ml. R'i«s through the hoop in the first Has a New Shrewsbury from First Ave. to the Highlands Ptroupe 221, Bob Strauch 719, 2nn. Duke- Sweenev 215. Opo Bossa 212. half as Carson-Newman, left the NEW SHREWSflURY-Stephen bridge, and the installation of a Hot) Eckert 5", Bob Fimlletll 211. court-with a 42-24 lead at inter- 32-inch concrete barrier along the Bill Klrgan 20B. Rav Janoko 201!. Meeting Date Wolosonovich, Linden, today pre- 2f>6, Joe Madiiskl 20?. Jo° Bertoncln mission. sented violin concerts at Swim- strip. MAT 201, Gco. DeStelano 201, Kon owl! Doug Enures was high for RED BANK - The Planning ming River and Sycamore 1 201. Bob HohmMt 201. "W0. Tom Hlg Board last night, agreed to "We want to hear the public's gins 200,* Jim Malley 200. Rider with 17 points. Schools. iews on the proposal, and per- change its meeting night to the Mr. Wolosonovich, a graduate haps get some ideas in prepara- LINCROFT RECREATION WOMEN'S fourth Tuesday of each month. Set Mlddletown Lanes of the Juilliard Schoql of Music tion for the state's hearing on Previously meetings have been Holmdel Esio 40 28 Drag Races in New York City, was formerly the project," the mayor said. Frank'* Barber Shop 39 33 on the second Tuesday. The ses- associated with the Rochester The Highway Department has Brlgadoon - H> 33 sions begin at 8 p.m. Unorort Inn .... - 3714 34 Open Sunday 'hilharmonic Orchestra. He preschedule- d a formal hearing on Keanibg.Mld. Nat'l Bank ...-.30 36 The board last night discussed Wasserman's .... —-M 3" sents violin concerts and makjs the proposal March 26 in High- LANGHORNE, Pa. - The 1963 possible revisions in the sign or- Brlnk'B Klne Meats - .55 37 talks about composers and their lands borough hall. Llncrort Oulf 33 39 drag race season starts at Lang- dinance. The existing ordinance, Llncroft Esso -32S4 39 works, especially for children. Both governing bodies have in- Heavy-duty rubber mats in Lincroft Pharmacy ...... 20 46 horne Speedway Sunday. The St.83 well as a suggested version 500 Scries — Dot Penny 149. 182, dicated opposition to the state's choice of colors. Patrick's Day opening will raise contained in the new master 1T1-502; 154. 102, 181-627: 208, 155, Buying or selling? Use thplane . In addition, petitions 1»5—618; 200, 150, HO—600: Pec Bud-the curtain on many innovations, plan, were examined. The review long 188, 151, ITS—517; Alice Aizman Register Classified for quick re- against the proposal are being 197. 151. 174—525. both physical and procedural, all was initiated at tie request of 180 Club — Dot Penny 199, 192, 189, iults.—Advertisement. circulated in both towns. ZOO. 185, 200: Allen Aszman 201, 185, designed to streamline the com- Borough Council. U7. 107, 191: Eleanor Menzzopane U7, 1\ SEE US 193, 187, 185 i Pee Budlong 200, 1Mpetitio. n program. The board referred a major 188; Bobble I/awrence 211. 189; HueThe 1963 classifying system will subdivision affecting the proper- FOR TIRES Dlaa 185, IBS; Carolyn Benson 186. Warc-lla Oaasldy 197, Virginia Wolf offer 21 different classes of stock ty of the late Mrs. Viola Jardine, 180, Wllma Allen 188, Marge VanPelt car competition, seven classes of Alston Ct., to the borough engp 1S5, Mary Hopkins 190. SAVE AND EARN ff*# sports car competition and 17neer with requests to examine where your dollar buys MILES more IIOMDEL Mtfrs MSAfiUE modified and dragster classes. the maps for conformity to the Current Airport Plain Lanes Registration of cars will com- zoning and planning codes and Dividend A. Montone sanitary Service 00V4 Jlayshore Hardware ...a.. 53 mence at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, time recommending if new houses on Per Annum hilltop ClUea Service M\4 trials will get under way at noon, the property should be tied to the 4 '1 DOWN Haxlet Bwcet Shop 5114 STORES Keyport Wine * Liquor .- 60 and the round robin of drag races sanitary sewer system. .airport Plaaa Lanes —48',i Maple Ave. at White St., "| A WEEK »wlngton Tllo - 44 will start at 2 p.m. and continue The maps were resubmitted by Crate's Beverages ; ..._:..:...4SMi until one over-all stock Car win-the applicant, Thomas V. Jar- Red Bank—SH 7-5700 ^rmBlrong - 3 ner and one over-all modified dine, Rumson, after revisions .Uonmouth Sign Co 38 1000 Asbury Ave. Asbury Pork I 200 Club — Palmer neth.»n 211. winner have survived the comwer- e made which show topo- RoBcr Donnells' 235, Moe Sasao 211, Long Branch • Keyport • Holmdel PR 5.8700 Walter Ertl Mil, Ralph Sarno 21S, petition for top eliminator honors graphical changes and proposed O&khurst • Middletown ' Sal Vlacual 2(1),. Ben DeRIll 201, Beonf the day. slorni slswers. Donaruna 201. I O. Howie Huskies /..The Register Classified Ad Says...'W* Get Acquainted"' During NATIONAL WANT AD MARCH 10 thru

RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS & TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-Male - Femtli APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 22—Wed., March 13, 1963 1931 GMC panel truck, one ton, SECRETARY—To personnel manager AC* BHPLOYUillCl AQENCY MOBILE HOMES CHARLES HOWER — Mason Col HUh s)v«ry older A appUctnt our sptct<y. (ISO Used • 1D% down tractor. No lob too •mall. BH 7-447* 12 Broad St.. Red Bank BH 7-3(1 SU 1-7587 SH 1-0172. CLERK-TYPIST • *65 TYPIST — 65 words a mlml« M5 MANOR EAST ANNOUNCEMENTS New • 7-year financing EDWAflDS EMPLOYMENT AQENC 1959 MERCURY — Four-door hardtop P.OBBIN8VILLE A-l QUALITY TV SERVICE IBM 024 OPERATOR »65 Extcullve-Salei-Otllce-Domejllo Full power. Call Expert repairs OD all makes BURROUGHS MACHINE OPERATOR Sincerity and ability wltn him IUIC NEW FOUR AND FIVE ROOM LOST AND FOUND OS 1-2706 TRAILER SALES. INC. Specialist jn color. Call 842-3285 High Broad St. SH 1-0971 Red Bin! Routs 130 RoHbtnivlili, N. J BOOKKEEPER J100. APARTMENTS LOST — Lady's gold wTlBlwatch. pos- PART-TIME TYPIST — Evening hours. 1S62 RAMBLER CUSTOM CONVERTI- JU 7-1320 T. WALLING * SON — General CO BOOKKEEPER-TRAINEE $65 slbly on Asbury Park-New York bus BLE — lied, like new. low iiilleaK*. tractor, masonry, painting, all repalri EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Several nights a week. Teletype ex- line March fi. lnsrripllon on back. Re- manual shift. Original cost. J2.800. sell Free estimate, 787-1218. 60 Broad St. " " perience . very helpful. Call BH 1-009! SUPERIOR MANAGEMENT — QUIET , ward. C»1I 741C234. fur Slfist), or laku civcr payments. 787- between 5 and\6 p.m. 4B33, 5-7 p.m. week days. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE WOMAN WANTED — For general BLUE LADVR WALLET - Initials INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared Housekeeping. On farm (or couple. Tele- PIANO TEACHER — Good ichedtlli PRIVATE STREET IN FINEST J.C, Lost Mlddletnwn Shopping Center qualified accountant. Call 29MB00 phone EH 1.1309 or OS 1-2010. MUSIC TOWN 1955 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Four TOM'S FORD INC. PR 66199. ESTATE SECTION Call O8 1-33O0. Reward. floor hardtop. Red and white, radio, FILE CLERK-TYPIST — Permanent nil dealer. Show room condttlon. Foil WE PAY CASH FOR USED CARS LAWN MAINTENANCE — Groum position, five-day week. ew white wall tires. 23,000 mllea, I Main St. 1.0 6-1500 Matawan leaned. Call after 6 p.m. SH 1-430O TRAVEL . TRANSPORTATION IWS-7S2?. < 150 yds. from Matawan RR Station! BH 7-0873 SITUATIONS WANTED, Female UNITS START AT $140 PER MONTH BABYSITTER wanted from 1:30 ur'B WANTED — Car pool drivers. Man- BONGARZONE'S 25TH YEAR - '961 OLDSMOB1LE CONVERTIBLE — landscape design, gardening and la' p.m.. In my home. 12ft weeta. Inquire WASHING AND IRONINO — Done FULL DINING ROOMS hattan fl a.m. to 5 n.m. Call White, power steering and brakes. Rei 36 Salem PI., CHIfwood. my home or yours. CO 4-8S60 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES maintenance. Call LI 2-0718 for (r and white leather Interior, tmmaculati Illustrated planting guide, BONGA1 SH 7-3?»4 AIR-CONDITIONING imlltlon. Private owner. Call 532-2185, ZONE'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY, Wi; TYPING — Done at home, thoroughly H-i p.m. 17' GUY LOMBARDO Fiberglu boat. HELP WANTE&-MALE 12' REFRIGERATORS 50 h.p. Evinrude electric and acces- side Rd., New Shrewsbury. experienced, reliable. Will pick up. AUTOMOTIVE CO 4-45(7. •1958 OLDSMORILE S8 — Convertible, Ties. 291-2607. DRYERS VENTED — Gas or electrl KITCHEN EXHAUST FANS AUTOS & TRUCKS white, new white top, good condition, K< MIIN Any ooai you wud .. Eliminate heat, lint and moisture. O BABY SITTING — Winled by muun 842-2113. day service. 741-3227 or PR 5-5784. nwn; Uw bank rates. Fin uncle g ar- omAn. Call INDIVIDUAL THERMOSTATS U99 FORD RANCH WAGON - Oreen, range menu completed la one call at 291-0698 U58 PLYMOUTH, 1957 Dodge, both HOUSE MOVING and raising. Gene automatic transmission, heater. Good r any o( our offices. THE MONUOUTH contractor. Mason work. Complete Jol RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to care lot STORAGE ROOMS condition. 1950. SU I-«324 or EH 7- "•7.)il. Call evenings and mornings. 787- GOUNTV NATIONAL BANK. 8H " Call day or night, 787.0626. 4886. 0192. 1000 ASSEMBLERS pre-schoot children In my home. 787- INCOME TAX RETURNS 3659 after 4. OCEAN NEARBY 185J PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON, 11)58 P0NT1AC CHIEFTAIN IMS 10b LYMAN - 100 h.p. Gray Pick up and deliver. Fifteen yeai MEDICAL ASSISTANT In doctor'B Nine, passenger. Automatic transmis- door good condition. $875. marine. This boat Is fully equipped, experience. *f-10 p.m. .SH 1-1466. & WIREMEN dentist's olllce, Presentame. age 20, RIVER NEARBY alon, radio and heater. Excellent condi- SH 1-643I excellent condition. Jiust sell. 787-2273, FALCO BROS — Complete auto two years pre-med college background. tion. SH 7-9569. or 787-1666. SH 1-8406 alter 0 p.nl^ SHOPPING NEARBY .958 VOLKSWACEN — Radio, heater truck repairs. Generator and regul: 2-5 years commercial wiring A-l condition, private, owner. $650. Call HAULING to 85'. boat repara on any repairs. Ignition tune ups, complei experience on aasembly and WOMAN WANTB — Position full MODEL 0PEN7 DAYS HOUSES FOR SALE 291-1609. type of vessel. Flying bridges, galley auto and truck re-wlrlng. WE Wlf wiring ol electronics cir- part-time, supervisory capacity. rec«P' units dinettes Installed. Free estimates, BEAT ALL PRICES ANYWHERE, Al 24 hour service. FLOYD CLAYTON cuits. Must be able to work Uonlst, sales, experienced In the build- 1958 KARMANN GHIA — Excellenl WORK FULLY GUARANTEED. 26 from schematics md wiring ing and development trade. No domes- SHIP YARD. Inc., 16 Bay Ave., High- 8322. condition. $995. Call after 5. " lands. ^, diagrams. tic. Write "A.L.," Box 511, Red Bant. SH 7-5626 LAWN MAINTENANCE — IilKht hi PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. ROWBOATS — Two, large, high aides, APPL.Y OR PHONE 1960 RENAULT DAUPHINE — Pour- Ing, painting, odd jobs. Reasons SITUATIONS WANTED, Male SINCE 1894 door. Clean within and oul. One owngoo- d condition; also 3.6 outboard as. Call anytime 787-4661. MON.-FRI. 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. er. New Flrcntonp llrpfl. good buy. Gasmotor. 787-6174. MR. D. A. BAILEY, 60 WHITE ST. RED BANK, N. J. DOMENICO PRIMERANO — Carpi M9-6420 HOME IMPROVEMENTS — Rooting saver. 35 mll'-s t:> the gallon. Price la 22' TROJAN — 109 Grey. 80 houts. ter, contractor. All kinds of carpenl and siding. Finished rooms, small Jobs. reasonable. 842-20fifl. [lead, sink, life preservers, compass, work. (Iterations. SH 1-C763. 74J-7200 741-1900 747-5424 top condition. Ready to go. S1.350. 671- 741-2109. • INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared IB60 '.- TON CHEVROLET — Panel 3O50. HANDY MAN with pick-up truck, see] Directions: Broad St., Red Buk, turn cut *t MonmouUi County Bank* truck. Excellent condition. Call MAB 'our home or mine. 25 years expei dally or weekly work. Also cleans 8' PLYWOOD PRAM — And 1982 3.6 nee. J. Murtha 747-5759. BELL Wallace fit. to McLnren St., ri|bt on WilUun fit. to model •.ptrtmtnt. COMPANY. 924 Sprlngwood Ave., As- h.p. Scott motor. Excellent condition. cellars, garages, yards, attics. 8H 7-2357 LOWEST PRICES liury Park. Prt 4-1774. Will sell separately. CA 2-1690. CARPENTRY — Alterations, addition: OAnPENTER — Eight years experl free estimates. Call day or night, ence, wood and power machine, ANYWHERE! 1954 CHEVROLET—With power-glide. 26' CABIN HULL — Two bunks, head. 0626. TELEPHONE Nice shflpe, $155. Call Call 2294745 FOR SALE FOR SALE ONE YEAR WARRANTY* SH 7-9624 SH 1-9184 EMPLOYMENT LABORATORIES •'eBCorvalr Coupe, Ilk* new LINCOLN — 1!)6H, two-iloor hardtop, BLITZ KRAFT — What Is It? Loads Ilotmdel, N. J. (near Hed Bank) , FINANCIAL Pick up and Pay ••IJ Ca«vy 4-dr. full power, exceptionally line condition. or racing fun. Only S659 complete. SALE Call PR 4-3878 after 6 p.m. HELP WAMTED-FEMALE Everett Rd.-Crawtord's Comer Rd. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES UNPAID BALANCE ONLY ON 7 •'tl ilcmii, like rev CO 4-4578 after 6 p.m. week days, Alcoa Aluminum Gutters 'S3 Nova (-dr. sea. B&tuidRy all day. MARINE SUPPLIES- * BRAND NEW '63 Founwheel dr. pick-up An Equal Opportunity Erafcloyw IniUMed by experti. Fret citlm&tef. Everything for the Boatman. New Jer- FLOWER Three Room Outfits "81 Impala convertible - 1962 HII-LMAN — Four-door sedan, sey's largest marine supply house. MEN WANTED for career opportunit •'90 Cadillac 62 4dr. Hardtop black white. Fully equipped, radio, Instru- Evlnrude Sales and Service ARRANGER Ln professional real estate counsel In PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. Purchased . .. PROWN'S •'WChtvy 9-pass. Wagon ments, whitewalls, etc. Like a new THE BOATMAN'S SHOP throughout Middlesex and Monmout "SO Impala ConverUbla car. Asking $1,400 or nearest offer. Call X Broad St. SH 1-75(0 Red Bank •'SO Valiant 4-dr. 24 Wharf Ave. SH 1-5780. Red Bank. Somfi experience needed: Fart-tl: Counties. Applicants must ba at leas OUR «8TH YEAR Stored ... HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC WASHER — after 6 p.m. 542-0546. Open Sundays and Holidays 9 am-1 pm ftemonstrailom. Salary plus 'bonus, 21 years of age, neat, personable am Two-speed. Excellent condition. Call SH ••«0 Ch«vy Bel Air 2-dr. terviewa, Saturday, March 16, betwe< desirous of attaining greater f inane J a And Never Delivered! 1-2H4 ••80 Corvalr 700 Coupe, 1954 BU1CK HARDTOP — Good con- SMITH-VALSPAR MARINE PAINT at noon &nd 3 p.m. and professional status. No experlem oilers complete well rounded "60 Dodge Dart 4-dr. dition. Call after 5 p.m. ilg discounts. KLARIN'S, 26 Monmouth .Real Estate service. "8» Chevy Impala Hdtp. FAMILY CIRCLE STORES necessary. Financial assistance aval Selling. , leasing, homes, apartment!, OUTFIT #84631 "KELLY" TWO AIR . CONDITIONERS — Kllchen 787-5753 St... Red Bank. 811 7-3838. Rt. 36 Keyport, N. al>! e wh He we train you. Full hqi set, six chairs; maple bed, spring, mat- •'» Chevy %-ton panel pitallzatlon plus fringe benefits. Exce (sad and commercial properties. Moderne—Orignally •'59 Old! SI Hardtop I960 THUNDERBIRD — Ice blue, full THOMPSON SEACOASTER — 16' with 4 VON SEiXS ITSELF—Fun or pai Red Bank and Uc-nmouth County are: Uen. 261-1063 alter 6:30. heavy duty trailer and 40 h.p. Evln- lent opportunity Tor advancement wit 5498 •'59 Chevy Impala, Convertible power, excellent condition throughout. dme. Several territories upeo ft rapidly expanding firm. Remembe "5» Chivy Impala 4-dr. J2.100. Cnl! 229-0750 alter 5 p.m. rude. electric starter and generator. women Interested In having a goo Unpaid Balance CASTRO CONVERTIBLE - Sleeps two. Navy top, boat cover, over sized gaf career minded men only! For Inti PHILIP J., BOWERS & CO. lounge chair. Bom slip covered in good •'SB Ford Falrlane, 8-cyl. Heady Income. Experience unnecei lew call Mr. Cuevas, OS 1-2531. $296 "59 Plymouth Wagon 1961 COMET — Delux. two-door st-dnn, tank and many extras. Excellent. con- aary. SH 1-4343 or write. Mr*. Mnrgi WALTER 8. OVERTON condition. 160. CA 2-79(3. •'59 Fold Squire, 9-pasi. automatic, fully equipped, whitewalls. dition. Priced for immediate sale. SHOO. ret Gulotta, P. O. Box ISO, Red Ban! DIAL 741-7200 Terms-$3 Weekly BEAUTIFUL USED LIVING ROOK "58 Fold Oalaxlt 2-dr. 9000 miles. Will sacrifice. LI 2-3636 Call 842-1886 after 6:30 p.m.. or week- MEN IUa; Emti Since 1651 FURNITURE — Good coalition, priced •'59 Cfcevy Conv., like new alter 5 p.m. ends. MEDICAL SECRETARY — Matu White St. Red Ban1 OUTFIT #92641 "ELLIS" to sell. S42-3B3S, "59 Chivy 2-dr. experienced, good salary. VVri Janitorial work in office buildings, M Danish—Originally •'58 Chivy Wagon, two-tone 1M3 MONZA COUPE CORVAIR—Fully 1«' SKIFF — 100 h.p. Gray Marine In- B.M.," Box Ml, Hed Bank. die town-Red Bank area, eight houi MODERN BLEACHED blond mahogany equipped. $1,995 or take over pay board engine. 14' Flberglas hull. KE 1- a night, five nights a week, Must ha $785 bedroom suite. Full size ted, chest, •56 Fold Convertible 0994. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS •54 Ford Victoria Hdtp. menu. 2(4-8162 after'6 p.m. WANTED — On dresses and gull own car and birth or baptismal cei LUNCH TRUCK fully equipped. 1956 Unpaid Balance vanity, dresser. SH 7-1498. MERCURY — 15 h.p. A-l condition. Will pay good salary. 787-0516. tlflcatc Paid holidays and vacation ^ i IIoo n Ford pppickup,, eelectlectrir c ve '55 caclllao 62 Coupe 1957 DODGE — Four-door, eight cylin- Interview Saturday, 9-12 noon, HAS ndin $483 ri raWrtlTKKS, AOlUNCi mictunes. MOldl 9S Sedan $165. 15Va' open boat with outboard Ice cream, trucktk . AApply 9-12, 14 Smltl Ail makes new or used. OuuuMed. der. Best . offer. well. ?125. Must sell, have larger boat CHOCOLATE DIPPER — Part-tlmi MONY BQWL,. Rt. 35, Middletow P)., across from K, Keansburg Schoo NO' OTHER .TIM# Ok I)AY. ,N A Terms-J5 Weekly Loir u J2A Serplco's, in llonmoutli QUICK BALX CO 4-1090 (H2-2675 after 7 p.m. New shop. Rei Bank area. Call SH St Next to theater. SB T-M8&. - "95 Blep-In Van J595 H12. "HONE CAU£ OUTFIT #76320 "OTTO" 1058 EDSEL — Two-door hardtop. Cf- MORTGAGES 'M Plymouth Wagon H93 latlon. Fully automatic. Full price. RECEPTIONIST — Secretarial abillt; A FIVE FIGURE' INCOME EAS1L Colonial—Originally BUSINESS NOTICES Tor doctor'a office. Experience pr< J/RNED -*- foe.a heat, •ambitioxu am •tfFoii Wagon 4395 5495. SINCLAIR STATION, 120 Mon- MACHINERY FOR SALE mouth St., Red Bank. B42-O3O0. ferred: Write Box 728, Red Bank. aggressive real estate salesman. Ei $621 '5S Cnevy Wagon, needs work..J395 perlence not necessary. THE BSR< Unpaid Balance BANTAM TRACTOR _ Three h.p. Home Decorating Service COUNTER GIRL — Experience nei AGENCY., Sllddletown, OS M000. CA 2-8700 '5T Plymouth 2-dr. l^ct 1953 PONTIAC — Four-door. Hydra- casary. Call $392 Gang mowera and anow plow. Call matlc. Full price, *125. SINCLAIR STA- SH 1-3M0 WANTED EXPERIENCED boat built 'M Chevy l&-ton panel 3395 U> 6-0J57 CO 1-1717 1 PR 4.J220 Terms—$4 Weekly •S3 Ford Wagon 8-cyl., auto. .-4395 nON, 120 Monmouth St., Red Bank. fer, experlended boat painter." ploy 842-0300. COUNTTEIt GIRL — 40-hour wtek. Clayton Ship Yard. In'el 16 Bay Avi '5« Plymouth S190 PftlnunR In and out. nights, permanent. Windsor 5 & 1 DEBT FREE. .. NOW 'M Gbavy .. 1195 "'aper hanging-remodeling. Highlands. And More—Lots More . . . MERCHANDISE WANTED 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON — 179 Newman Spring! Rd., Shrewsbui Save on Individual Rooms also Four-door, six-cylinder, standard trans- HOMEOWNERS ONLY WANTED Free estimates GENERAL HOUSEWOHKER — Slee] MR. SOFTEE mission, fully air conditioned, owner In, 514 days. USBU ORIENTAL RUOS must sacrifice, excellent condition, 'IREPLACE SCREENS repaired and O8 1-1302 :ntervlewlng drlver-salesmen. Oppo $1,000 - $10,000 FIELD FURNITURE CHUOCSS AND PERSIAN | 11,395, LI 2-3109. lade to order. Bright Acre, SH 7-555J. .unity for excellent earnings and fl UP TO 7 YRS. TO PAY FRISDUAN 0ALLBRLE8 Bright Store, SH 7-22I2. :uie with world's largest sotF Ice creai WAREHOUSE DEPT. 4-3143 Evenmi. CA 37481 1959 OLDSMOBILE - Tan ftnd white, GENERAL OFFICE WORK BONDED REPRESENTATIVES LAWN MAINTENANCE Cleaning store on wheels. Call for appolntmet LARGE FISH GRINDER — four-door hardtop, 88 Holiday sports 'yplng and shorthand required. N< CO <-13O9. ' EMPIRE JERSEY icdnn. Call 201-2(1(12. tnd, etc. anil landscaping. Full in- lookkeeplng. For interview call CO 7-U East Front St. Reasonable lurance coverage. 8H 1-2^84 after 8 MOHTGAGE CORP. CA 34490 >.m. and all day Saturday. 3022; ask for Mr. Arthur. FIELD FUR Keyport, New Jersey 1949 CHEVROLET — Good running NITURE. Keyport. MEN-r-(FOUR) State Licensed Brokers PLEASE — Pianos in good condition condition, 550. LNCOMffi TAX RETURNS—Individuals, Clean cut, neat appearing, betweei Home Office ... 203 Washington St. Free Storage Free Delivery needed for patient* at Marlboro Hospi- 946-4822 itnall Dullness. BARB SERVICES, 310 20 and 40 years of age, to work Newark tal. Donation appreciated or will pay 3dwy,, CA 9-3500. Long Branch. SALESGIRLS — Experienced preferrei local area, Must be able to gel nominal price. Call Mrs. Cogan, 8-1 I9B1 WILLIS JEEP — Six cylinder Sylvette'a children's department, Mid lions on S!»5 per week for the fir. Open Thursday and Friday p.m. Except Wednesday, SH 7*82:'. SAVE NCOME TAX RETURNS prepared, at CA 2-8700 ith 7' snow plow. Call SH 1-1433 or dletown Shopping Center. See Mr jonth. Joos are permsnent. No ex- 9 A.M to 9 P.M. 'our homo or business. OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china.' SH 7-3234. Green, Friday or Saturday. }erlence receasary. Report to Trtv other days 9 to S IH 7-2662 Mu 1-O0U toom at The Molly Pitcher Inn, Red PR 4-1220 glassware, an object! and bric-a-brac, THIS WEEKEND AT HO ME MAKER — Experience nece* 1957 DODGE SUBURBAN WAGON — .NCOME TAX RETURNS — Buslneiaj Jank, TliurBday, March 14 at 2 p.m. CAU- DAY OR NIGHT immediate cash for anything and every- 5109 firm. Call isary. Must love children. Tak ih&rp. For Information — CO 4-3020 Otolj i^Ru«cli'«, 25 East Front St. SH 1-1901 _: Individual. Established twelve years! charge of modern home, four dill HOHEOWNKR6 NEKD MONEY? CIRCLE — BIS • BIG In this area. Margery Trovato, trading I dren, Tor two months, mother ill. Your credit Is good. First and second 1962 FOUR-DOOR AMERICAN RAM- as Reliable Tax Service Call 67M2S9 must sleep in. Salary open. Call 566' IBRVICE STATION ATTENDANT — mortgages, SH M344 or FO 3-269L TftAUf! IN your old turaimrs wltb no BLER STATION WAGON — Excellent or appointment. ______- 7360. xperlenced. Married. Wilh references. dawa payment and Itt • new parlor condition. Call 8)2-2850. S7-9610. or dlotni room let n lait prices, Wll PETS & LIVESTOCK VEUCREEN landscaping, planting, ROOKKEEPER-GENERAL CLERK — Ham L*tt Purniturt lac, HW7 S3. SALE 1058 8TUPBBAKER STATION WAGON pruning, sodding and lawn mainte- Reply stating experience and sala: EXPERIENCED — Body man wante MERCHANDISE Ulddlstown. 8H 1-3313, opin •rtnl BEAUTIFUL AKC German shepherd — Conventional slx-cyllnder, 5150. Call nance. F. Intermesoli and V. Wells, expected. PO Box 952. Red Bank. Apply at BURDGtf'S GARAGE, 59' uil B p. no. 787-4965.' proprietors. Call 787-32)0 or 542-0911. FOR SALE pups, excellent temperament S5O and EXPERIENCED CLERK TYPIST iranch Ave., Little Silver. ^UUNUUlUZINa KQUiPMENT — Foiup. Call 787-6340. NOW GOING ON. Familiar with mlmeOKraph and sten VCCOUNTANT — Decree, to train fo rent or a≤ 1TC» delivery BouUa Je^AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD FUPP1B8 AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS ells. Red Bank area. Write "B.D." latlonal organization, ' advancement SALE sey SURGICAL SH 1-2811. — Nine weeks old. Innoculated. Box 511. Red Bank. .'1AN0S — Save (100 or more oft 111 2U-14U JOAN ANALYSIS $7,00 LUMINUU COMBINATION DOORS , OK USED CARS!— EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — Ap Two glass Inserts, one screen, weath. price, brand new 8S nol« consols pi- AKC MINIATURE POODLE PUPPIES ply in person. SHORE POINT IN? 5AEJSSMEN - Oegreo prpferrfrt Opei erslrlpped, complete. Read to hans. anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see, — Call Hwy. 35 Hazlet. 'O0L AND DIE MAKER—Machlnis Nothing extra to buy. Call today, save. Rent, option to buy. Tenter's '61 FORD. Music Store. 306 Mam 8t_, Lakewoofl, CA 8-1720 MOTHERS — Part-time work, full •DWAR.DS EMPLOYMENT AGENC ASSORTED TROPICAL FISH — For time pay, demonstrating new produci Broad St. Red Ban $23.88 Convertible, radio, heater, thren evenings a week. No dellverlni Installation Optional WE HELP YOU 1 A W K collecting, investment. SH 7-0319. SHORT ORDER COOK — kxcellen Si ZSS " position for right person. Steady year- Select the correct curtain rods. There EXPERT AMD PROFE8SI0NAI- POO- whitewalls. PS, V-8 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS — $1.25 pel und emploympnl. Good salary and PROWN"S ire ail kinds. Klrsch rods In a larcei DLE CUPPINGS — Toys and mlfila- hour plus commission. Company rep- enelitn. ilunt apply In person only. Do 32 Broad St. Red Bank SU 1-1(00 variety. Call BH 1-7S00 now. Get last turen, $6, •tandards, IS. Bath Included. with Fordomatic. resentative will Interview 1-2:30 p.m. mt phone. HOWARD JOHNSON'S RES- ASBESTOS BOAIiD— PUPS - Pure Foam Rubber and Polvloam. J1.0O bai.bred. Wonderful pets for children. And opened Red Bank oTflce, 9:30 to 12:31 MEN PART-TIME GRAY METAL olllce desk with swivel Foamirt, Hwy. 3i, Ettontown. U 3-Mll Monza, radio, heater, •(•dr. Bel Air Sedan, Silver Two- dr. Bfdan, fully i. or 6 to 9 p.m. Experience not good watch dogs. Phone CA 9-1573. necessary, age no barrier. Call Mr. chair. Very good condition. Call 291 Blue finish and matching equipped, black finish. An Janitorial work in office buildings, Ml' 1565. WK BUS AND SKLX anytbins arid GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES — Powerglide transmission. Blue Interior. This car Is automobile that, you will be Jomo Thursday and Friday. 9 tq Iletown-Red Bank area, four noun everythine. Oiv« tn« nlcheit prices. Females, AKC, champion stock, paper equipped with radio, heater proud to drive and own. a.m. or 6 to 9 p.m. 842-0133. light, five nights a week. Must hav ACCORDION — Uclas. 120 bass, black Call WlUlim Lett Furniture, Inc., Hwj.trained, shots. SO 2-8310. and w/w tires, Just ready iwn car and birth or baptismal ce and white with nine treble shifts, and 5 MIddletown SH 1-3213. Open er«- to give you the best. NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER — Fo Tlcate. Paid holidays and vacation hrce bass shirts. (255. Call 251-0535. Bs till g p.m. SEE OUR NEW ASSORTMENT ot ar- '61 Olds $2295 September. State age, marital atatui [ntervlew Saturday, 9 to 12 noon, HAR tificial plants for aquariums. Colorful •60 CHEVROLET training, experience, and salary ex t,IONY BOWL. Rt. 35, MIddletown. N iTICKLEY HARVEST TABLE - Fin- and non-loxlc. KEYPORT PET 8UP- '62 Chev. 2 $2195 "PI" Holiday Sedan. Im- pected for H day session. "A.U., JTHER TIME OR DAY. NO PHOME est cherry wood. 6' long:, two drop BIG PAINT DISCOUNTS PL1E8, Hwy. 35. Clllfwood. LO 6-5560. pressive tan finish with 2- Jox 511. Red Bank. leaves each 11", center section 24". * Bel Air, 4-dr., radio, A beautiful belRe Nova con- tone tan Interior. Full pow- ALLS. Table pads and table doth ilao avalV 1500 dtcoraAor colots. Special: Kal. PART BASSET HOUND PUPPIES — DEALERSHIP OPEN — Representln •vhitfi H.9S. Lattx white ^.49. Wall- verilble with dark interior, er. Your closf.it Inspection 1 UTTER — Experience!, in ladies able. Ktcellent condition. BH 7-4062 Call features automatic, radio, Is Invited on this desirable Fresh Silks, Inc. Guaranteed menu rear. Steady work all year. Excelled rter 3 p.m. paper discounts. S 4 H Starnpa. OS 1-0828 heater, power steering, women's and children*!! fashion ap heater. This beauty la mode). alary and working conditions. 3!>J "Rainbow" TV & Hardware 6-cyl., Powerglide. priced to cell quickly. parel. No Investment, collections or de VTiarburton St.. Long Branch, 222-0375. HAMMOND liveries. Call CO 4-B637, 10-12 a.m. across Acme lot> Broad Red Bank REAL ESTATE FOR RENT "60 Ford $995 4-5 p.m. itEN WANTED — Full-time days. Meaaant surroundings. Call In person, '61 Ford $1295 SALESWOMEN AND CASHIERS— Ful ORGAN. STUDIO KITCHEN TABLE-SIx chairs, formica APARTMENTS Falrlane 2-dr. Sedan. Im- or part-time. Apply Mr. Weiss, LER- 3S 1 -0925, MCDONALD'S. Hwy. " p, best ofttr. 1 Branch Ave., Red Fairlane 500. 4-dr. sedan. maculate white finish with Jiddletowr. OF ASBURY PARK Bank. Fully equipped. Luxury and beautiful Blue interior, Fully NER SHOPS. MONMOUTH SHOPPING USED ORGANS RED BANK-3'i and five-room apart- Just a partial listing. 1 value are combined In this Equipped. Thla car la low IENTER, Eatontown. HAN — Sniarlcd, J90 to start, ac JR-20 Tone Cabinet ..._ -JJ2S. DINETTE SETS at lowest prices. Also ments. Available now and March' 1. gleaming white beauty. priced and ready to roll. to 35. MiiBt be well spoken, wor! HaUet A Davis Spinet Flano 485. Kitchen chain recovered, MONMOUTH MOLLX PJTCHER VILLAGE, Brand Follow Your Friendi to :otiatstn o( checking orders in Inca Hammond ExLravolce Organ (new) 495. DINETTE CO., 116 Wonmbuth 81., Redand Madison Aves., 3H 1-9115. irefl. Car necessary. Call 442-4539. Many Other Top Quality Cars to Choose From Hammond Chord Organ S-6 — 595.Bank. SH 1-8833. _____ LONG BRANCH — Furnished apart- LATHE HANDS Conn Spinet Organ _ 695. IASY top loader, spin-dry washer. ;ents. Four rooms and bath. Heat Open Daily 9 "til 9 P. M., Saturday 'til 6 P. M. DRILL PRESS OPERATORS Lowrey Spinet Organ - 750. Reasonable oHers accepted. W 2- net water supplied. CA 8-1953. PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS Baldwin Spinet Organ 750. CIRCLE Hammond M-3 Spinet Organ 79S 3725. WO ROOMS FURNISHED - All utlll- LAB TECHNICIAN TRAINEES es, parlilng space. 83 Shrewsbury TESTER TRAINEES SALES AND SERVICE PAINT & WALLPAPER RIOT \ve., Red Bank. . , CHEVROLET CO. 7e have many openings for youn, REKTAL AND INSTRUCTION len who are mechanically Inclined fo; Wallpaper 50% oir. Gal Latex psint In THREE-KOOX unfurnished apartmenta. icse trainee positions. Open Daily Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 white and colors JS.95. Oal. turpentine Excellent location, Atlantic Highlands. 69c. 6' aluminum stepladder $9.05. D (84 to 189, all utilities. 291-14&. 325 Maple Are., Red Bank FREE ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY COOKMAN AVE. AND MAW ST. nylon brush &»c. Professional know how 12 Broad SH 7-34Q4 Red Bank = 363 MAPLE AVE. * RED BANK * SH 1-5255= PR 5-9300 jervlce quality and low, low prices at •HNEE ROOMS — Balh. first floor, Wheel Alignment check LIVING ON A PENSION? Could yo 'ACTORY CLEARANCE SALE—Men' will decorate to suit. Phone SH 1-3130 it* up tr» ;5O n werlc for just a. ft>w socks, bargain prices. MONMOUTH KLARIN'S SH 7-4365 jura easy work? Choose your owi HOSIERY MILLS, 457 Broad St., 26 Monmoulh St. SH 7-3838 Red Bank _'HRBE ROOMS FURNISHED - utili- and. brakes relined on all lours. Call Mr. Smock, OS 1-205G, 7- Shrewsbury, Mon.-Frl., 8 a.m.-4 |).m ses, parking, adults, no pets, Phone) ELECTRIC RANGE — (2". $25. Also 141-2688 after 5 or weekends. WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR — 4 wheels. Reg. $35.00 — Ol'NG MAN WANTED — To help 01 100 amp,, batlery charger. 6 and 12 Two-door, excellent condition, J75. Play, >lt. Reasonable. Phone 787-3770. FOUR-ROOM unfurnished apartment, irm, no experience necessary. Tele pen, 58. Call 787-3438. II utilities. Call 767-2127 after 4:30 NOW ONLY lone SH 7-1300 or OS 1-2070. LAWSON ARM CHAIR with two slip- i.m. IONR0E ELECTRIC CALCULATOR— covers, 515; droplcaf table. (0x6«, *25; ANAGER — To malntHin pasteurlc- ighest offer. WEST RED BANK — Furnished, three IE nf dairy farm oncratlon Hiph »val collee table, (lass top. M5: &«»• room*, couple only. Inquire at 282 South CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY IDVVARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY eE table, $15; old liquor cabinet, |15 Bridge Ave.. Red BanK. SH 7-O4T7. $ Bronrt St. Red Bark jr best otfer. Call SH 7-1641. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! TV HI Fl DISCOUNTS RED BANK — l',i room apartment. LIKE NEW - Black leather sola, Centraly located. SH 7-0205. A.M. and converts Into bed. »3S. evenings. 19.95 HELP WANTED-Male - Female 3" portable $189.95, yours $139.1)5, 671-3052 iterro HI Fl console, haa AM/FM 'IV•B ROO' M APARTMENT Port BAKB EMPLOYMENT AQKNUX radio, $220.05 reduced S1TO.9& Big AUTOMATIC CLOTHES WASHER — Monmouth. Call Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating Installed uallfied Peraonnef For Quality Order .rade-in. Easy term*. SH 1-7008. oood condition. Call alter 6. 787-1144 10 B*-oad Iy>ng Branch CA 2-474' SH 1-2411 "Rainbow" TV & Hardware 'IVE ROOM UNFURNISHED APART. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, rtry wells serviced. TOM SLATE — Pnlnttng mid Deco^ 1DDLE AOBP COUPLE — Tf> nhfire VENETIAN BLINDS «- MENT. Heat,.lights, water. Adults only. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's HU LoechinR Held nfldecl. Hackhoo work. atlng. General Contracting, fully In- For Most Popular Can. line with Bemi-lnvfllld lady. Husband across Acme lot) Broad Red Bank 11 Sizes 17" to 36" wide. 64" 10 Phone LI 2-1735. Monmouttl St.. Red Bank. SH 7-0485. C. H. Wilson. SH I-J8I6. sured. Twenty years experience Fren my work out. Stntr a CP nnd refer- estimates. SH 1-0101 after 6 p.m. ices. Writp "A.J." Box 511, Tied BanK. OUTH BED — While, two chest! UNFURN18HED — 4!i room modern 1. Only new, bonded irawera, black hutch. Call anytime. 2 for $5 apartment In fine section. 6 Third Electrical Contracting Antiques Wanted PA1NTINO AND PAPER HA.VGING- HELP WANTED-FEMALE IH 1-8275. Ave. Atlantic Highlands. 291-9237. TOT a good clean lob, reasonable. brake linings are used. HX-P1ECE MAPLE PAIILOR SET — PROWN'S CO.MMKRCIAL anil residential n-|r- Call SH 7-3491, Ed Zlnser. tjed Bans BH 1-7S00 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — First floor, Old Dolls. Runs. Jewelry, cut class, 165. Call before 5. three large unfurnished rooms. (90 in. Inp New construction, remodeling, 787-9640 furniture. Civil War bonks. Appraisals altcra ,tina; adrnuatf service Inslnlla- 2. We bleed and adjust MATTRESjsBB eluding utilities. 291-0807. mad«. GUtnan, stl 7-1141. UoTin uncl lipallug. Gaydlck Electric. Piano—Organ Tuning SPECIAL PRICE — For month of Foam Rubber FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Fur- March. Combination storm windows And Wln-Full-Queen-KIng sizes. Founatt- 767-M03. • for full contact Iwy, 35, Eatontown. LI 2-0177. nished or unfurnished. All utilities sup. Appliance Repalra PIANOS—ORGANS PERSONNEL iloar. Call now, day or night, 787- piled. 140 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. NBfl. United 8. Silverrioor Co. ALNUT SPINET PIANO — Exeellenl Home Improvements Tuned — Repaired — Begulated No calls please. Raymond Bosworth BH 1-7S53 3. Check lines and master mndlUon. Write "AF", Box 511, Hed APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- SWIMMING POOLS LEONARDO — 3(4 rooms, private, tion. ResidfnllEl and commercial vvlr- FINISHED BASEMENTS, rerao.lel- bath, entrance, all utilities furnished. Int. Allen Electric 8H 7-0812. In,,, piuinbink'. electric wiring, ma- Plumbing and Heating cylinder for leaks AND' SUPPLIES JESTINOHOUSB DRYPR — J10. Pesk Business couple. 2D1-0317 afler S. sonry anil piunlltig. For tree estlmale DIRECTOR ( 5; living room chairs, lamps, ma- cull SH 7-1S72 •re-season prices on above and" be- tioKflny tables. Chinese cabinet, two 'ERRACE APARTMENT—Five rooms, KEEGAN'S irst floor, rent $130. Immediate occu* Auto Body Repair LIMITED OFFER Quality department store. jw ground poola find accessories. 100% bars, gilt mirror, French doors, oak WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- 2t Hour Service. All tieatlng units Inancing. Trained nervlce department. dlnlnc table nnd chairs, drapes. Very lancy. SH 1-4850. ations Additions. palntlnR, mnsmiry, lorvlccd. SH 7-1627. SH 1-7B75. ?ree delivery. SWIMMING RIVER reasonable. SH 1-1501. IEA BRIGHT — Unfurnished five-room EXPIHT PAINTING and body re- and nil those little lobs. Sventngs LO Must have thorough experi- POOL. SALE3. LI 2-1777, Hwy. 3JS, Ea- ipartment. Heat and hot water, spa- «17l4 l pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy Roofing, Siding and Insulation Get thii special d«al at on town, i mile louih ot Monmouth IACRIFICE — Beautinil new 21-plece ilous, reasonable. 842-0525. ChsvrolBt, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0305 ence in all phases of personnel Ihopplng Center. let o( heavy duly waterless cookware. Lawn Mower Repairs Sacrifice, S13. Will deliver. 548-63M. HIGHLANDS — Three rooms furnished, ALUMINUM SIDING — 14 colors, management. >ESKd — $13 up. i^l lea, chain, ill Improvements. S55. Call Auto and Truck Rental one week delivery, low low prices, LdtUng tnachioet, typewrttert mnauu SHOP BY PHONE 872.1OS3 ALL KINDS OF LAWN IIOWBKS- free estimates. PnOWN'S. 32 Broad ind cifietric, offlc* equipment, etc. AVIS—Rent -a new car or truck Ljaw Hand and circular saws, sharpened, St., Red Bank. SH 1-7500. als prices. New or uica. AAC Oeik ree quick dally delivery In Red Bank STUDIO APARTMENT — Beautifully rites. Maple Ave.. Red Bank. SU 7- repaired. Free pick up. 291-2437. F&H MOTORS Send complete resume to : Co. R1..35. OakliuraL KB 1-3900. irea. Outlying districts Wednesdays situated and nicely lurnlihed. Private 0308. PH 4-8214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Insulation A Sklmg Corp Certified md Saturdays. Discount p r I c • I. entrance, CA 2-9191. Johns-Manvlllt contractor. PR 6-8407 ANTIQUE SHOP — Marble top waah- 'ROVTO'B, 33 Broad St. BH 1-7HQ0. RED BANK — Two furnished apart- Painting and Decorating Our mechanics are M. A. SLOVAK lUtiu) *26i ..early nine cheats, house Building Contractor or Adam Ltnzmayer 291-OJO2. ihutten, etc. 117 M&in St., Port Mon- OVERHEAV D DOUBLE OAOARAGA E DOOR ments, three rooms; 2% rooms. A11 LOUIS CAE9AN, — Painter, decorator, Tk and (Ittlno(Ittlo . |4B|4B. utilities Included. SH 7-5320 after 11:30 OLSUN CO. INC.-Roofing. <>Jldlrg * nouth. • • — Track BUILDER ~ New homes, room ad- paperhancer. -5 yenrs eipfrlence. « Insulation. Installed and guaranteed factory trained. weekends. Chapln Ave. 811 1.1701 alter 6 p.m. STEINBACH 1EKRIGERATOR — Apartment size, ditions, bstsement and attic ruoms. tot 10 years. PR 50705 20] 084(1. reezer toi» Two ahotgunn. Bet of golf THREE ROOMS and balh, furnished. kltcbtnB. canfe, repairs and alter L H. H1LI, — Pamler .Interior and ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE unities Included, 1(0 Bridgi e . , Red atlona, Herbert Elgenrauch. SH 1-62U1. Hwy. 35, Eatonfown lubs. TV tube tester with cue. Buy, exterior. No Joh too large or too Tel. Answering Service COMPANY I anyihlnc 787-6174. ent A Piano $12 par Month lank after 5. k. 1. PIOONE — Ceiamlc till con- sma'l. Very reasonable. Call 747.9S3Q. UNABE MAHONHAMljN, IOHMIR tractor for quality, price, and prompt /I8IT OUR ELECTRONIC BARGAIN CARL a JONKS - Palnllns and LET US BE your secretary. No need ASBURY PARK . ABLE — First come, flrnt served. ABLE-NELSON. EVBRBTT BTBCK (Mote Classified Ads nrvlce. Prte ••timaU. Call I9M120 decornttnf. Full insurance coverage. to miss calls. 24 hour answering LI 2-1 Ml Beat ansortnifnt of electronic parti ^lcman'Av*. k Main Vui Asbury JPk. or U1-M77. . Far tree estimate call 7t7,3Oil. irvlc*. SH I-470O. n th» short. DISCOUNT Er*ECTRON- Open dally till D Bsj. till (IN i On The Next Page) CS, 60 Birch Ave., Little Sliver. nt Mm ••••' ">• APAsmmm HOUSES SOK SALE BOUSES FOR SALE - LEGAL NOTICE- and Hong Kong Wed,, Much 13, 1963—23 BED BANK REGISTER "fromrtima occupaocr. Hear ' IMTfftfOft DECORATOR Wbo*a aUo a m**** crt&amaa, J WHETHER YOU UK tfont over (bit attractive, fin* tw< -f Hut .loom*. Atalf •tory lud Bask btfme. W«wJ« canen « Hut, hot wutf tun- de»crlbde»crlbe H. R&R&omo i *r» IIvge , briiHbrt i YOUR HOUSE'. and aunny, tutranet porch, living CHARUerWlMM^iN/'ruinllft v: Book Pirates Walk the Plank 4a«oi»t«A, Asula room, arepjace. dinLag rotm. modern FRAME 1. ROM and JOAN P. KOM, Defanoanls on thi loekt.. . kitchen, powdar room on tint nooi By G. K. HODENFIELD payment of royalties to either the Colony, does belong to the UCC. Hong Kong, as a British Crown Threa> bediixinu, dxevslng room, bat By virtue of a writ of alaeuthm TWO 8MALL furnished apartment*;' on second. L*uadry, (till dry baw tie abovt stated action to me d AP Education Writer author or the original publishers, However, the grievance proced- few pirated books now are bttng Mnar*' reeled, I shall upose tor sala at trab Ideal for couples, % block from bus In with w*t«r ... tnent, stotag« att^e, tvo-oar garagt shipped directly from Formosa Rumaut. Rant 170 and ISO with utlll- Now hetttnf fyitem. ntw wiring, ne lie vendue. at the Court House By staying out of the UCC, the ure Is so costly and so emeshed the Borough ot TreMoid, County WASHINGTON (AP) - Thos lles.uPrione IU-&M. If n. answer, ««. long , . . kitchen. Bug near by. V*w minut Republic ot China insures that its in red tape that few U. S. pub- to the United States. J18O. • • wtllt to shopping centtr. A terrl MonmouUi, New Jeraey, on Honda; book pirates in Formosa uii buy at 121,500. the am day of April, IMS, at students can buy books which lishers bothered to protest. One of the exhibits on Long'* TWO-ROOM apartment completely fur- or strong ,,, o'clock, P, M. Prevailing Time. Hong Kong are walking the ecc nished private kitchen, wlvat* bath, otherwise would be much too ex- Long said the Formosan pub- desk provides a good example ot THE All the defendants' right, Utle and nomic plank. all utilities Included, Mwly f Customs THRSE-ROOM unfurnished apartment odds art gooo. that wt ein build y REA1.TORI premises, hereinafter psrtlcularly d< Shek government responded to there, (hey may have shipped by Guiseppe di Lampedusa. The Brldgl Ave.. Red Bank. Heat and watte scribed, situate, lying and being choking off a once-thriving trad supplied. CIO month. Available March on* (eustom-dcllgntd In all but prl n &. Front Si.. KM Bus the Township or Raman, In tha Cou pressure by the U, S. State De- large quantities of books them- Formosan publisher reproduced thanks to Techbullt'i lamous modul PHONE FOB CATALOO ly of MonmouUi, and State of Ne' in college textbooks, copyrighted 1?. Call Joe. 7<1»1»1. Jersey, and designated as Jjai 126 ti partment «nd banned the ship- selves to Hong Kong before the it exactly, including the notation eonstraettoi)) to meet ail your in this country but reproduced BPI'.INaVIEW GARDENS SH 1-8700 Block o. as shown and laid dewn 01 ment of pirated books from For- government ban, or the enlire that it was "printed in the United S83 8[rrln| St. Red Bank qulreraents. map entitled: "Map or Section Two abroad and sold here at a frac Immediate and (utura occupancy. Four Garden Parkway Homes, Inc., Ran mosa to the United States. process of photographing and States." And—delicious irony— *nd five, r«ro jerSey City, ga» masks, and NOTICK Physics," regularly $3.50 in co Crime Aces nEDBANK—Three rooms unfurnished, Scout week. Leaders of the local Deputy Chiefs Joseph Drew, Bath. All utilities, good location, 1 STILLWELL Take notice that THE COLTJMBU lege bookstores, was available f( Oakland It. UI-30M. C1.UB OF RSD BANK, NEW JEBSE NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - "'•Gir'l pScou—•*t troop -wil1l atten" Jd -as Newark, ladders and rescue, PRICE JUST REDUCED h»s applied to the Mayor and Coun $1.25 Encyclopedias normal lasoNABDOUnfurnished tour rooms, Aiai 'EiUU and Inturtnct of the Borouih ol Fair Haven for New Jersey has "certain people ;uests. •nlnporch, pay (rwn utilities, all Im- !1*-H0*"" '"' »»mlsse situated costing several hundred dolla: James Mulligan, Jersey City, Corner of Crawford'! Comer Rd. who are higher yp in the so- provemenU. aflalta. I81-01P1. Two-story OotonlsJ on Quiet street, m TTMTi Street, rut Haven, Ki could be purchased for less tha tools and equipment, and Theo- and Rob*rti Rd. vement to schools, tr&nsport&tlor Jerseyey. called underworld." says Stat JJ!ONAJUX» — Two rooms, fcatn. fur- shoppLrtK oentsr. intludes thr*t bed The names and residences o« Ui $50. dore McLachlen, Montclair, hoiei nished or unfurnished, tor business HOLMDEL rooms. or» b»lh, rnodsrn kltehtn wi Oifleerft and Truateei of THE » CO (-494T. Imately fU8 ptr mortUt OU now. •Antlio OrlUI, tM BraJch Avenue, UI alone the pirated books sold acan't answer," he added. TWIN QABUG APARTMENTS — S» NAVESLNK ASB00U1W, 11KAUTOW lie Silver, N. J., PtMiaent Plans Made each place. KSi Hwy. 99, Mlddletown. OS 1<«JO«. Josaph p, Arabraslno. 3AS Prosper rate of $600 a week. Mr. Sills, who spoke on thi Itlverildt Ave,, Red Bank. Pour-room BEST IN RED BANK UEMBDR MULTIPLE LISTING Aysnue. Littl. tiliii. New Jer»j Monmouth Fire College il ut unfurnished apartment. HBO per month. Perhaps the unkindest cut o Rutgers University Forum, said: LONG BRANCH — The Mon- 8H 1-33M Colonial. V«ty convenient arei. N VJce President up to give volunteer fireman les- leorf• Wlsmar. 10a Manor Drive. K all was administered on the cam "We do have some 'people In mouth County Firemen's Associa- UNFURNISHED —THree rooms an crowded, Modern living room und Hi ATONTOIOOplTe apartmei pisxe, dining room, kltohan, 17' pu tour rooms. Can Mrs. Janda. IA Bank, New Jeraey, Becretary pus ot the Massachusetts Institu the gambling world who are tion, meeting here, ha* decided sons on the latest methods that bath, heat, hot water supplied. Busi- dto, t>reatfut room, thna »xtr» lar use. Joa«ph K«ain. 23 CreUvlew Drlv ness couple preferred. 291-0531. 89 Had Bant, N. J., Treasurer above tiie others and act as boss that spring sessions of the Mon- have proved lucceuful In firt Ocean Blfd.. Atlantic Hlthlandi. bedrooms, Jine bath, ftlio powdtr root of Technology (MIT). msenumt, rlajrroora, JMUIO, faraf LONG BRANCH — UTtnt room, dlnlni Trustees es in particular gambling areas." mouth Fire College will be held fighting. Extra well-built horn* on Mtremel room, modern OE Kltonen, d*n ani Offleers above. Student agents for a Formos attractive, lot VERY COUFORTABLi hilfull bath on first floor. Second flooi Robwt Dudley, «» Hance Road, Fa publisher took orders for the texi The attorney general said h COMMERCIAL RENTALS Price J26.900. Four bedrooms - and full bith. Coul Haven. New Jersey, Trustee OROWBU4 AQKNCY, Reanor bo converted to two-famlljr homa. ^ William Tluyer, 10 Third street, Rui book, "Electromagnetic Theory was opposed to the use of wire- U X. Front Bt, RmX Bank BH 1- agents. 694 Irvine ft., Long Sranc: son, New Jeraey, Trusts* tapping to obtain evidence bul C3A 2-9130. John Tlllelll. J75 Everett Road, R by Julius Adams Stratton. Thi that only one oi the state's 21 RED BANK HOUJC — Szetllcot Ioc I Bardtl eB , New Jersey, Trustee quoted price was $2.50, compare! RENT! Uon, 14x21 Uving room, 10x16 dinl: LINCROFT — Split level. Thres bsd *. E .i "' Mlnogue, S Nlles Avenu county prosecutors agreed with room, fireplace, four bedroorai, ti rooms, large recreation room. Aval] Mlddlatown, N. J., Trustee with the bookstore price of $12. Attractive Southern Colonial. New bLth m 'HMAdnK IITMO able May 1. Assume FHA mortug Eugene Carrol, «07 Prospect Avenu him. The one, he said, is Som REGISTER bi-level business building 2000 with n.iD down. Total prlee tlT.iOO Little Silver, New Jersey, Trustee The author. Dr. Stratton, als< Oerald McDonald, l«» Crestvlaw Drlv erset County's Arthur Meredith. feet, Highway 36, Atlantic High NO AOBNT8. H7-1O3B. happens to be the president Schanck Agency Red Banl, N. J,, Trustee "I do believe it may be a lit lands-Leonardo.* Suitable for of- WANAUA8SA — Tour-bedrooms 1! Objections if any should tie msd< MIT. baths spilt. living room, wait-to nmaduuelr in writing lo Boy W tie more expensive to got th fices, retail outlet, salesroom. wall carpet, dining room, kitchen* rei Now, through t little know CLASSIFIED ADS S li&dct. V\, Red B nation room, •.ttadiQd gtragt, utllli ! Pair Haven, New Jersey. evidence against certain Individ- TUB COLUMBUS law, the Customs Bureau is blocJi 30-CAR PARKING SH 7-OGOT room, baseboard bot water heat, TUB COLUMBUS CLUB ua1s without wiretapping," Mr. Uembfr MulUpl* Ustlng storms and screens. Patio, city sewers. OP RED BANK, Ing Importation of such books. $250 monthly Include, all utilities, 117,900, 154% GI morttaie. Call ownei NEW JERSEY, SIHs said, "But I don't lilce th T74-01H9, J90 Third Street The law says that books copy rOUR-YEAR-OL0 COLONIAL — Foi idea of a police officer listening Serve People in All Walks of Life! roomy btdrooms, V,k balhi, ipacloi March u, righted by «n American citizen BOWTELL living room, duiinj room, modei NEW RANCH — W lor.(. threa bed to anything and everything that' kitchen. Baseoavot and ktUchid g rooms, large) Uvtng room, good loca- or a person domiciled In the tion, 113,1100. CAUaTrB AOENCY, B going on everywhere." Real Estate rak«. Walking dUtanca to bus, icbooi Mr, Hwy »• Maalet. CO iaui 1-U7 United States, may not be Im and ibopplng. $l».»0. s«« it today SBEKirril BAUB Mr. Sills also said he thought State Hwy 36 'Leonardo UOL8TON WATS.RBUR7 Ht<ort. TMO-FAH1L.1 HOUSE — Near ghrewl ported from abroad. WMt rront Bt,. Rtd Bank. BH T-3flOO, bury River development, Long Brand the county prosecutors were do- 291-2100 IV, roomi, path, Bva rooms, ba Customs agents, particularly or THE 30 yean in tbe Bayshore THBIK - MOrtOOM co-operative, 178 Oas beat, two-car garage, bot WrsJO ing everything possible in sup- tnonUi taoludei fa*, electric, w*l Nice shrubbery. Write "A.M.", 8 the West Coast, are concentrat pressing bookies and number, Deposit requlrad. Ttrma arrann 511. Red Bank. SOCIATION OP IA8T FATKRSON ing on packages from Formosa Oilldren welcome., U 1-37W, rackets. "But the only way to BUSINESSMAN MATAWAN — RancH, three bedroom; N. J.. a Corporation of the Stale o and Hong Kong which appear t OFFICE SPACE RE1J BANK HOMB—Just off Broa large kitchen, large garage, all uutlttei New Jeraey, Plaintiff vs: CARL HEN come to grips with this particu- RY LAWBON, U 111 et al, Defenda contain books. Any books seize< "Heat furnished, will redecorate to smi SL Seven roorni, two baths, flreplaci I14.JQ0. STERUNO McCANN, Re By virtue ef a writ of elocution lar problem is to get the support your requlrnenti. Bast' location, will mnporch. In excellent condition, Quit Bstate, 253 Broad St., Kfjport. CO the above stated action to me d under the law are destroyed .sub-divide If necessary. Be* and com-ttreet. Walking distance to ahopplnj 1371. reeled, I aball expose for sale at pu of the ohiefs of police of the ichooli and trains. 117.850. Call us "We think we have this thin finds top-notch •mploy- pare. 8H M10O. • day. ROLSTON WATBRBURY, Re VAIL HOHK8 » Four-room co-opers lie vendus, at tha Court 'House various municipalities, boroughs live bungalow. Small down payment the Borough ot Freehold, County 1. LODGE ROOM for rent. Center. of ton, 16 W. Vront. St., Bad Banl choked off," said George Long o! and townships," he added. •es and uses Classified town. Could ha uses also tor office 8H 7-3500. te».M> per month. Includes all utllltl Monmouth. New Jersey, on Honda "J 2-3357. ay ol Apr 1M3 the Customs Bureau in an Inter- •pace. Approximately ],40O so. ft. Writ S*.'." $ "' ' •' ' °'*hdltion. Thre< Dedroom ranch., ft: 'acre.. -4H% ( ALL thai tract or parcel or lain Lincroit STORES btdrooma, tile bath, yrtft boai iltuste. lying and being. In the Tow 'We won't know for sure unt or even the equipment pegged floors. Walking^ distance mortgage. Full basement, carpetlni ship ot Rarltan, in the County of Mj While St. — Beit location, tedecara. ocean, ichoots, churahfft' jtnd ihd. Immedlau ocAjpiKtv-'MtclnE 510.5ft mouth. In the State' or New Jersey spring, when the college student: Kathleen Lennert, daughter of he no longer needs or tlon computed, small or larje space to Only $16,000. Call tor' •ppolntmen SH 7-3S30. BBINO ^11 of Lot number «- ai placevtheir orders for fall deliv Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Lennert, suit your requirement. SH T-110O, ROLSTON-WATEBBURT, JUaltora, 1 MIDDLETOWN -fw Asjiunae mortgage shown on map entitled: "Revised Mai 1 ery. And we can't be sure thi Parkview Ter., celebrated her usei. OFFICE SPACE In Tuller Bttlldln West Front St., Red flank. 8H 7-35OC Four bedrootils, .xecreauon room. I ot lou 3T to 48 Showing Easomer.ts baths, wall-to-wali carpeting and lot San Fernando Park" Rariun Tow books aren't being sent to som ninth birthday Friday at 'available Phone during business hours. FIAZLKT - Sacrifice. Th»t btdroon or extras. £xcelle>t condition. Occup ship, Wonrnouui County, New Jerae «H T-WO. •plit, mult sell or rent In one week. '$2,700 down. Must \] dated November 10, 13S6. Craig Vlnne other country first, for trans- French dinner party at home. 767-6892 O3 1-1878. , • • : tan, Kngln«er.A Surveyor, filed In thi 6,000 Sq. Ft. COWS NBCK -•»• HOLMPIL shipment here." The guests, who attend St. Leo's RUMSON — River rights lat boatlj Monmouth County clerk's Office < Factory space for rent. Ground Poor 3. D. Roche Agency This four-year old, three-bedroom ran April », 1«8T In Case 60 Hie It. Until the government cracke Catholic School in Lincroft, are truck loading platform. Excellent con- Long Bridge Rd.. Colts Neck SUBJECT to Ihe ten foot wide dral 946-1955 has fireplace In living room, dindn taking third grade French. At- dition and location. SH 7-110O. urea, modern kitchen. Mled bath, cfti age easement running across the real down, the trade in pirated books ot the above premises, and subject tending were Roseanne Onorato, STORE FOR RENT — Natt to Maytalr THREE-BEDROOM ranch style hous< porL Big back yard and low taxps. restrictions and easements of recon was most profitable. Super Market, Nowman Springs Rd., Large den. Appi«brook II, 209 Html Asking 117.500. McALISTER AOENCT. if sny. Barbara Albert, Jan Stewart Red Bank. Cill days IH 1-M9& eveIonia. n Dr., Hlddletomi. 10B ifut River Rd., Rumson. 8l21kB< Production Costs THE nlngs SH 1-5013. . Belnf commonly known and deal Karen Colao, Nina Ward, Peggy 13,500 PRICES REDUCTION MIDDLETOWN — Colonial split-level nated aa Ho. 36 Craig Btreet, Rar The book pirates keep their SO'xJO' STORE In five store unit on Owner means business and Is tot Well-shrubbed, U acre with trees, foui tan Township, New Jersey. McDonald, Patty Reale, Mary Hwy 35, Mlddtetown, one mile north to sell, even If at » sacrifice, th! bedrooms, Wt baths, large recreatio Tbe approximate amount ot the lud production costs to a minimum Frances Budjik of Lincroft, Cin- HOUSEWIFE of Reil Bank. Suitable for professional three-bedroom, large center hall au room, wall-to-wall carpeting. Baaemenl ment to be satisfied by said sale by photographing the pages fee* commercial use. SH T-373& thentlo colonial with 24" living room, Urge patlo-porch. many extras. Ca: Ihe sum of 114,000.00 together wlUi llv dy Persson of River Plaza, Lin- native stone fireplace, dining room, assume OI mortgage. S21.90O. oa M5 costs of this sala. the original work and print^g da Resca of Middletown and JiN heated sun room, all electric kltch Dated February u. tK3 hem on high-speed offset press HOUSES FOR RENT with rafrlteratof, freezer, dlabvasric RSTI1UBK — Owner will sacrifice ne' JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. Madigan of New Shrewsbury. full basement, four-room guest cotta two-bedroom house, . completely fu Samuel Sleber, Mty. »s. They use an Inferior grade ol 'finds th* Classified ads KANY FURBISHED and unfurnished rented will more than' pay the loi nlabed In Pompano Beach, Florid March 6, U, 20, n «e. rentals In all sizes and prices. Ella taxes. River rights add to this al Stores, churches, etc. $2,000 cash. I locally-produced paper. Their la offer a convenient way traction. Call for further details GLAZ month Includes tales. Homesick. Wri Mrs. Jack Fowler of Spring Wiltshire Arency Realtors, 1180 Ocean B.E". Box 911. Red Bank. in: bor costs are as low as $10 pel Ave.. Sea Bright. N. J. 842-WXH. Open BROOK AGENCY. Realtors, Ave. Garden Rd. has returned home to get extra cash by sell- seven days. • Two Elvers. Rumsoiu. 842.1700. RED BANK — Income property. Wesl SHEBIFF'.N SALE employee per month. side. Two apartments. Can ba seen b SuriUUOB CODKT UP NEW IEWUC' from Riverview Hospital where OCEAN QROVK — Tfeuly. swan REDUCED UtMO — Subutb&n »r Nationalist China on Formos; ing such things as appli- rooms, two baths, hot water heat, flexl. Mid diet own. 107 Murphy Rd. Gorged appointment. SH 1-S243. CHANI'BBV nrvisiorf she was a surgical patient. ble two apartments. PR B-4780. split home includes three large bei MtnDLETOWN—Three-bedroom rancl MONMOUTH OOBNTV does not belong to the Universa ances, furniture, etc., rooms, den or. fourth bedroom, 1^ NOT A DEVELOPMENT, formal dli Docket Ne. P 437S-S1 ' J95 to S125 Per Month CARTERKT BAVINOS AND LOA Copyright Convention. Thus, the baths, recreation room, formal dinln Inir. unusual brick fireplace, * science Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toop that she no longer has THE BERQ AOENCX room, center'ball entrance, 25' livi kitchen, full basement with recreation ASSOCIATION, a corporation ot New is nothing to prevent a Formos Kt. 35 UlddletowQ room with eaVhedral ceiling, sto room and 'workshop, built-in garage. Jeraey. Plaintiff vs: JAMEi A LACY, Phalanx Rd., have returned from us* for. et ale., Defendants publisher from reproducing an; oa t-iooe windows and screens1 , finished bast S70O down to qualified buyer. $17,800. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — ment, bar. 40 semi circular pttu SNYDER REALTORS. Five Corners, By virtue ot a writ of siacutlon In book printed «nd copyrightei Florida, where they spent Furnished and unfurnished. Immedl. Lot 220x185. $23,500. Call owner. OS Mlddletown. OS 1-2SM. he above slated action to me directed, month on vacation. They visited ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency 2|1«. Principal! only. ___ . shall eipose Ear sale at public ven- abroad, and selling It withou IMMACULATE — Today's best bu lue, at the Court House In the Borough their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Les- Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial COLONIAL MINDED? See tola home; Rpacloua nine-roam home, four bed f Freehold, County of Monmouth, New LI 2-35M or U 2-J501. three-bedroom ranch with old fash rooms, two tiled baths, separate dl Jersey, on Monday the 1st day of LEGAL. NOTICE ter Emery at Fort Myers and BEAUTIFUL FOUR-ROOM HOUSE •— loned relaxing room featuring beame< Ing room, living room with Colonl April, 1M3. at I o'clock, P. M, Pre . Adults only, no pets. celling and New England fireplace Ireplace. Deluxe electric kltche vailing Time. spent a week there during Edison CO 4-9716 Full dining room, modern eat-in kltcb breakfast room. 17x24 knotty pine Jam ALL that tract or parcel of land, NOTICE Week. They also stopped at West en, oversized garage, 1% baths, tul Uy room, work shop area, encloae< iltuate. lying and being In the Town- *» OBMNANOE AUTHOTUZtNO TH K>NO BRANCH — Three-bedroom spll dry basement and gas lit lamp. Lota 0 porch, hot water oil heat, attached ship of MlddleUwrn, In the County of Palm Beach. . Toms River, two-oedroom ranch, wa extra*. Asking J2G.500. LAWLX' mil. Nice Irees, on Wide deep plot lonmouth and la the BtAte of New THE amassa, three bedrooms, LI MSM. AG-ENCY Itealtorn, 100 Hwy. S3. Re transferred owner asking tM.SOO. EL Jersey: raoPRLMjNQ THI SUM OF |1»( UrJFUR.'-nflHIJD — Seven-room home tank. SH 1-6262. WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY, Known and designated as lot (Ml William Toop, son of Mr. and tii (reeshaddd plot Three bedrooms, Realtor. S55 Prospect Ave., Little Bl nlnety-tlvs, on map enutled "Mas ot BI IT ORDAINED by the Mayo: LITTLE SILVER — Cozy four-root Country Club Estates, Red Bank. New and Council of the Borough of Ne Mrs. Charles Toop, who has been LANDLORD .l!.j baths, family room, carport. J140 bungalow, modern convenience*]. Suit var. BH 1-4500. nonth. year's lease, available April 1. Jeraey, properly ol Shrewsbury River Shrewsbury: * in New Zealand for a year, has ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, abte tor senior citizen or builne $11,000 , Holding Company, Red Bank, New Jer Section 1. That purchase be made i Realtor. SH 1-4300. couple. 100x120' lot. High. dry. u TVo-atory older home on comer loci sey, drawn by Oeorge D. Cooper, clvl a truck and necessary equipment an received his masters Mason de- beautifully landscaped. Priced 19,000. tlon In Ulrtdletown. Two-car garag engineer dated January ' 19, IMS," approfjrletlne; the sum of 11550 out < finds tenants for hfs No brokers. Call LI 2-4256. tull. dry basement, plaster walls. Thr< which map Is duly filed In the Mon. laptta! Improvement provided for In gree. Tomorrow, he is leaving apartment, his houi* or WANTED TO RENT FAIR HAVEN — Four-bed room Cap bedrooms, two baths. Low tsxei mouth County Clerk's Office as Cai oudiet or burlaeta previously sdopteShrew, tomorrow at Lincroft Elementary FURNISHED ROOMS corner Bergen PL, Red Bank. 3H 1 DON'T DREAM menti of record, If any, zoning and hury held on March 7, 1963 and sal 9100. Member Multiple Listing. Call 0 TMa Is not the TajHahll. It la municipal ordinances, and such facti ordinance will be further considers School. A regular membership write for a complete brochure. tome you can afford. Good size Uvln as an accurate survey and Mamma- or final passage at a regular mee TWO F1TRNIBBED ROOMS — Newly room with wood-burning fireplace, H: Ion of the premises would disclose; Ing ol said governing body to be hH meeting will be held March 26. decorated. ParKing space. Call on April 4, 1D63, at 8:19 P.M. at th SH 7-3724 VTTRACTIVE CAPE COD ON ELE-12 up-to-date mtchen. two finished bed Together with all futures now at- VATED ACRE PLUS. Country location, rooms, room tor two more, tlte bath lathed to or used in connection wit Bycamore School, New Shrewabun NIOELY FURNISHED — Room. Neai five minutes to Mlddletown station. rood neighborhood, W00 down. Low Jie aforementioned premises and an New Jersey, «t which tlrna and plac The Lincroft Newcomers Olub Paneled living room, beamed celling, monthly payments subject lo FHA ap all persons desiring to be heard then transportation, shopping, Red Bank. SH lousehold appliances. m will be given full opportunity. will hold a ladies luncheon and 7-0045 after S p.m. fireplace, pegged 'floor, dining room nroval. Down to tarth price of 512.900 The approximate amount of the Judg- wllh a view, ent-ln Icltchen, two bed-WALKER & WALKER. Realtors. Hwy, ment to be aatlelferi by said sale II spring fashion show Saturday at IIIIIIIIIMIHIll THE SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and com-rooms, tiled bath. Two bedrooms, > JEROME B. REED, fortable. Reasonable rates. Oentleman 35. 1000 feet smith of Lily-Tulip Co., ihe sum of IM.1BO.O0 together with th Borough Cler. preferred. 81 Wallace Bt 8H 15391. bath tip, .basement HDt water bas< Mlddletown. PHOME SU-3311. Mulllpli costs of this sale. Msrch 13 J8.5 Crystal Brook Inn. Fashion will iiiitiitiiiiiiiiiim board heat, attached garage. Fenced Listings and trade-ins. Open 7 days Dated February 14. 1963 JI••!••••••••!•••••••••• In play yard, patio. $21500. LAW be by Flora. ••••I•••«••••••••••••••• SPORTSMAN FURNI8HED ROOMS — For gentle- FOUR BEDROOMS — NBED SPACE JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. •••••••••••••••••••••III rjifl-i. $8 per week and up. 21B Branch. RENCE J. BCHILUNa, REALTOR. 1( Levy. McCloskey. Schleslnger 131 11•••••«••••••••••••••••• Spring Street. Red Bank. SH T-41J1 Here Is an attractive slT-yenr oil •^••••••••••••••••••"* yon Aye., Long Branch. CA 2-9783. •anch home with tull dry basemen ft Tlschler, Attys. SHERIFFS SALE Miss Mary Jane Gialanella and LARGE ~ Comfortable room on quiet CALIFORNIA RANCH — ANXIOUS ittached garage, sheltered entranci March 6, 13, 20, 27 1914. IliPKRIOIt COURT OF NKW JERSEY dead-end street In Fair Haven, call FOR QUICK SALE wo baths and aluminum storm win I-AW IUVIS1OT4 Miss Kathleen Warneker spent MONMOUTH COUNTY after 5 p.m. SH 1-9204. Three bedrooms, large eat-In kltchei lows. Nice neighborhood convenient tc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS last weekend at Killington, Vt. living room, full basement, storm wi everything. Owner SHIsalsslppI bound. Docket No. I,-llL»80-6l finds that boat anrJ fish- dows, screens and storm doors. Net Full price $M.»oa This could he thi Sealed Proposals will be received b MANZO CONTRACTING CO., INC where they went skiing. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE public and parochial schools. WALKEI one you've been waiting for. RUSSEL1 the Borough Council of the Borough ol Plaintiff VB: JAMBS HUNDLEY, De ing equipment he's been ft WALKER, Realtors. Hwy. 33, 1(XK Fair Haven, in the County of Mon- it. BORUB Realtors. 600 River Rd. mouth, snd State of New Jeraey, al [end ant HOUSES FOR SALE feel aouth of Llly-Tullp Co.. Middle ?alr Havtn. BH 7-4531. Member Mulll By virtu* of a writ of execution (. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rosen, New- looking for or sells his own. PHONE 671-3311. Multiple Lilt lie Listing Service. Its meeting place. In the Fire House, the abova stated action to me dl Ings and trade-Ins. Open 7 days. River Road, Fair Haven. N. J.. al reeled, I ahall expose lor aale at pub man Springs Rd., attended a dint golf clubs, shotgun or WATERFRONT jINCROFT — Seven acres, four bed ;30 p.™., March 25th, 1863. tor thi " vendue, at the Court House it It you can if ford between (65,000 and DIRECT SALE, ONE PRICE ONLY— ooms, family room, modern kitchen, construction or Bite Work >t the Bor -- Borough of Freehold, County oner at the Lambs Club in New bowling equipment with $13,500. West End. Dutch Colonial newly lining area, spacious living room. Ex- ugh Hall and Library, all In accord $70,000 for a real good river-water IT ont painted, seven rooms, oil hot watei Monmouth, New Jemy, on Monday tht York City last Saturday. The din- home with loadi of extras, call Joe :ellent farming. SH 1-2811. ince with plans and speclflcatlona 18th dny ot March, 1983, al 2 o'clock, result producing Classi- lest, full cellar, garage and playhoui* herefor on [lie in the offlce of the P. M. Prevailing Time. ner was in honor of movie star Mulligan, in rear, porch and patio, fine ntlghbnr 'AIR HAVEN RIVER OAKS — Thru Sorough Clerk. ' CROWELL AGENCY, Realtori lood. Walking distance to beach, sta- tearooms Colonial, large wooded lot All the dei>ndtnt's right, Utle am 'oan Crawford. fied ads. Sealed proposals will be received en Intereat, If any. In and (o the follow 41 E. Front St., Red Bank BH 1-4030 lon. schools, New York bus. call CA >en and screened porch. 14 baths. the rollowlng work: Multiple Listing Service 7523 before & a.m. or after 3. Principals only. $30.000. 8H 1-1893. Ing: Site Work BEGINNING at a point on the we it Borough Hall and Library ;ly tldft ot LelgMon Avenue, which Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kay, Leeds- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LOTS AND ACERAGE Borough of Fair Haven, N. J. •aid point is diltant 221.33 feet south- ille Dr., gave a birthday party II In accordance with the aforesaid erly from the point ol Intersection ATERFItONT ACRE—Wooded, none )lans < and aptoiticatlons. ' the loutherly iide or Went 8i north 81 Plans and Specifications may be ob- legree., 33 mlnutci Weit 150 feet to i Theater Puppeteers, Gucsls were ned at the Oftlce of the Borough point* thence Ol north 3 dcgreoi ] Debra Kay, Chrissie Bertram, houses and acreage, and tell you vyhare to find a HEAL ESTATfe WANTED frk. 601 Rlrer Road, Fair Haven mlnutei East 30 feet to a point; thenci (4) louth 8fl degreei 36 minutes Eaa Nancy Bentsen, Dianna and Nan- reliable firm to do those needed house repairs. All bide must ba submitted in sealed 150 feet to point or plact ot BEGIN :y Dtibel, Leigh and Scott Ford, envelope bearing on the outelde the NING. LIST YOUR HOME Susan Heidt, Matty Hoie, Joanne Ith ui for prompt tervlce. Memhei lame of the bidder and his address IUG8ERVINQ to the granton, thel If forwarded by mall, the sealed en ielr« tnd assigns, perpetual cane men {aney, Kim Kelly, Donald Neil, "ultiple Listing Service. R0L9T0N 'elope containing the proposal and >r right of way for the purpose o ATERBURY. Reftltora iince 1925. 1« Roseanne Palumbo, Lauren Star- V. Front St., Red Bank. 8H 7-3SDO. narked as directed above,' must be nireas rind egresi to the garage ovei You'll find that Register Classified Ads reach many inclosed In another envelope addressed :he following deaeribel premlBen, rett, Lisa VanDorn, Laurie and OUR HOMfi WANTKU - Why lint LS specified In the Proposal Form, BKaiNNlNQ tt the northeast cor- Ith ui? Wi aiWertlM eitBniively li md nvisl be lent by registered mall.) er of the above rieRcrlbed lot anrl Thomas Varian and Patty Walk- prospective buyers and sellers . . . are result-produc- ho newipapttrt, radio tnd publish i Each Md must be accompanied by rom ihence (1) gouth 3 degrees 11 atilox for home taekert. W» trt mem- ash, by the certified check of the limit PI Wont fl.ft feet to a polnl thence ing , . . and inexpensive tool Call today and place en of tha TWR, t national real estate ildder, or by a bid bond, duly exe- 2) North it degrees V> minutes Went eferrai lervlce. W« art "Horn* Trad :uted by Ihe bidder as principal and OS feet to ft point; thence (3) north your Classified Ad. srs" — two olficeri, U full time salei laving as surety a Company approved degree* 11 minutes East fl.fi feet Lincroft-Holmdel Kiwanis Club people. Call WALKER A WALKER, ly the Borough of Fair Haven, In an •* a point tnence (4) south 80 de- lealton Membati Red Bank Area mount not less than ten per cent reea 35 mlnutei East IDS feet to ield a dinner meeting Wednes- I*our-year-old brick and shingle house On over an acre of ifultlpls Listing Service, Shrnwibury. 10%) of the amount o[ the base bill. Dint of beginning, I 1-5313 and Ulddlfltown, OS 1-2128. nd made payable to the Borough of TOOETHEH with an easement to tin iay night at Lincroft Inn. Miss ground, sloping down to brook in fear. Twenty-eight foot ^lr Haven, N. J. Such cash, checks, VE NEED GOOD HOMES for aerloua rnnteea, their htin and assigns to lharon Stewart, Colts Neck, a living room, dining room, kitchen, with built-in gas range Mil bonds will t>e relurntu to all is purpoift of ing re us and egrcn* tu myen, The powitra Agency, nealtorn. ixcept the three lowest formal bid- ie garage over the following deacrlhed epresentative of the Lincroit 4-H and dishwasher. Three bedrooms; master bedroom air-con- E. Froht St. Red Bank. BH l-8tO0. len within three days after the for- remtsu; iub, was guest speaker. Miss ditioned. Two tiled baths. Large basement opens onto lal opening ol bids, and the remain- BEGINNING al the northeasterly IR cash, checks or Ud bonds will tip trner of premises .herein conveyed ;tewart is a 17-year-old high planned patio in rear. Washer and dryer included. Two-car iturned to the three lowest bidders » In* granteei and from tlipncp 111 REGISTER chool student. Miss Stewart garage, hardtop driveway. Excellent financing available. For Fast Ithln eight hours alter Ihe Boroimh .5 Jeet to a point; thenr* (2) north id accepted bidder have executed the deRreefl 35 mlntitei Went 100 feet mentioned that some of her sew- $31,600 ntracl. or II no enntract has brim A point thence (3) south 3 degrees executed, within 4S days after the minutes West 1.5 feet to point; ing accomplishments, along with Results te of the opening of bids, upon e*n noli- JKalNNINO. ihown in a 4-H week display in d of the acceptance e>f his bid. BEING commonly known and dealg- "Where People In All Walks Of Life Me.t" RED BANK AREA Use The The Borough Council reserves the ited as No. 260 Lefghton Avenue, ilontgomery Ward's window in ght to reject sny and all bids, waive [cii Bank, New Jeraey. donmouth Shopping Center, Ea- iy informalities and award contracts Th« approximate amount of lh« Judg- may be deemed best for Ihe In. ient to he Bfttlslft!i) by said sale !• the mtown. At the completion of 40 BROAD ST. t RED BANK MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Register est o( the Korollgh o! Fan Haven. im of .MfW.OO togehier wllh tht costs er talk, she received a standing By order ol the Borough Council. f thla aale. Ll«t»d on pagt 168 of th« Yellow Page Directory BOY W. NELSON. EHltd January 29, 1M3 vation 'rom the entira audience, SH I -0010 OS 1-0525 SH 1-1110 Evenings Classified , • .. Borough Clerk, leuier, Heuser A ptMftio, Jkttys. was awarded a certificate :e.reh 1) * IIT.U b. 30, 27, March «. 1J |T3.t» 24_W«L, March 13, $53 \ RED. BANK REGISTER Tax Deductions Average fVE* HAPrtN T0 YOU? ByBWc 1,750 in Monmouth CLEAN RUGS ALUMINUM AWNINGS 1 sweezep Sw INTO HOT; (Special to The Register) When a normal amount is listed LAST LONGER NEW YORK — How do income in a return, the chances are that ' UNCOMFORTABLE CLOTHES tax deductions claimed by Mon- it will go through without be- jnouth County residents compare ing questioned. However, when and look lovelier too! with the amounts claimed by tax- it is higher than usual for a par- payers in other areas? ticular income, It is lively to be CALL TODAY How closely will, returns bi caught by the gimlet eye of an scanned this year for excessive examiner. deductions? More closely than be- In that case, the entire report fore, according to information may be set aside for a thorough WINDOWS - PATIOS - DOORS trickling out of the Treasury De- review and the taxpayer called Choose from a variety of styles and colors in partment. Up-to-date electron^ upon to support his claims with maintenance-free permanent finish. computers and a larger staff ol proper records. GET OUR NEW. LOW 1963 PRICES examiners will make it possible. What are these critical amounts SloctDU With .approximately 25 million that may not be exceeded with FUa) FREE ESTIMATES taxpayers itemizing their deduc- impunity? The totals, as they Dry dewing;- t»ua*y tions, the government has comconcer- n Monmouth County and ASK ABOUT OUR piled tables to show the average other communities, are detailed amounts that are claimed in each by the Commerce Clearing House, ALUMINUM SIDING INSTALLATIONS income bracket. which reports on matters of tax » BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY and business law. Its figures are Dally & Saturday S A.M.-5:30 P.M. based on Treasury Department Wed. and Frl. 'til 9 P.M. Four Fined findings. "Between Yanko's & Remsllles" /JJJ| For the javerage Monmouth BEGORRAH! County family, whose gross in- . , . even the Irish are singing u For Speeding come is approximately $9,331 a praises to the wonderful food © Kfat Fnfana Srndittb, toe, 1968. World rights rewrved. served at the Caramel Sweet lUWIlo had -ewM/tmuji SHREWSBURY - Four motor- year, according to the most re- cent data, the deductions should Shop! Come in and see {or ists each paid $15 fines, yester- yourself, you'll be pleased with not be more than $1,750 to con- 32 Broad St. SHadyside 1-7500 Red Bank day for speeding here. our thrifty prices as well as Lester G. Nelson, Jr., Camp- form to the national. our generous portions. bell Ave., Port Monmouth paid Making up this amount are con- a fine for traveling 46 mph in a tributions, $301, interest charges, G RAMAN'S Lunch & Dinner 40-mile zone; Catherine McGow- $557, tax payments, $529, and VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. an, Johnson La., Keansburg, foi medical costs, $359. Specials driving 41 mph in a 35-mile zone For those with family incomes 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. THURSDAY: P. Bruce Barerra, Harrison Ave. as high as $12,500 the normal PHONE SH 7-5623 BAKED VIRGINIA HAM, pine- OPEN 3 DAYS driving 47 mph.in a 40-mile zone deduction is considerably greater, apple sauce, potatoes, vegetable, and Harry M. Hetrick, Wexford $2,138. It consists of $385 in con- coffee, dessert Than, and Fri. 10 A.M. 'til 9 P.M.; Sat. 'til 6 P.M. Pa., 49 mph in a 40-mile zone. tributions, $630 in Interest, $670 AUTHORIZED FRIDAY: Magistrate Whitney Crowel in taxes and $453 in medical ex- FILET OF FLOUNDER, tartar HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE sauce, mashed potatoes, vegetable, fined Warren Wyckoff, Main St. penses. Served coffee, dessert Keyport $10 for the overdue in- The Treasury Department NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS 11 A.M. spection of his car and James SATURDAY: warns, however, against using • REPAIRS ON • ROAST CHICKEN, dressing, to Paddack, Reynolds Ave., Eaton these standards as absolute mashed potatoes, vegetable, 7 PM. town, .$10, for failing to keep guides. It points out that a tax- GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. 'coffee, dessert BARGAINLAND right. • payer might be assessed an ad- IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS Try our home made pies and apple cobbler with lemon sauct Twenty other traffic summons- ditional amount in taxes even if COMPLETE STORE BUYERS es were processed through the his deductions are average, if he PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. violations bureau here over the couldn't produce proof. PARTS FOR H-A MAIN STREET IX 1-9747 EATONTOWN past week. On the other hand, deductions CARAMEL SWEET SHOPPE I mile North nf Eatnntotvn Circle • In The Center at Katontuivn VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS STANDING ON THE RIM of larger size may be safely RANGES TOASTERS M!XER$ LAMPS, etc. H9 IROAD ST. RED BANK GRAND CANYON, Ariz. (AP)— claimed if properly substantiated. SELLING OUT OUR WAREHOUSE The Grand Canyon had a record 1,446,453 visitors during 1962. - LADIES' SHOE STOCK Records show that 20,052,521 per You Can Count on I sons have visited the canyon Costs >o More a LADIES' FASHION STYLED since its establishment as a na tional park in 1919. HEELS - MID HEELS and FLATS "Rivani," "FraMagini," "Andre," HEALTH CAPSULES TODAY "Italian Modes" - some "B Brown" styles. by Michael A. Petti, M.D. PAINT NOW.. THURSDAY 10 A. M. SELECTION IF YOU HAVE GALLSTONES, THURSDAY • POES THIS ALWAYS MEAN SO YOU CAN YOU'LL HAVE GALL BLAPPER. and ALL ATTACKS ? '00 FRIDAY Sizes 4-10 AAA-B PLAY LATER t : - 3 Values to $18.95 There's Summer frun Ahead ... Have Time for Your Favorite Sport NONE HIGHER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SELECTION Once Over Does It!... Guaranteed to Cover Any Color LADIES' HEELS CHILDREN'S SHOES OO EVEN BLACK—IN JUST ONE COAT 00 NO. 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