luuea dally. Uoniiir uuoufb rrtclur. Second CUM POJI«I« VOL. 84, NO. 209 Paid M Red Bank ami w A*dttJon«l MaUlas Ollices. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1962 7c PfiRCOPY PAGE ONE Hughes' Hold 3 Robbery AskSllMillionAid Budget Suspects Pared Trio Charged To Protect Beaches Appropriations In Wednesday's Unit Makes Only Raritan Holdups RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Thanks 51 Towns Slight Changes to the good memory of a patrol- man and fast work by state and TRENTON (AP) — The Madison Township police, three Appropriations Committee men have been arrested In con- Submit nection with the holdups of a of the N. J. Legislature has confectionery store and dairy cut $550,000, only slightly here Wednesday. Requests more than one-tenth of one The trio face arraignment in per cent, from Gov. Rich- Municipal Court here this mprn- ard J. Hughes record half ing on charges of armed robbery. TOMS RIVER (AP) — State police, Keyport Barracks, The state has been asked billion dollar budget for 1962-63 identified the men as Victor P. for $11,604,322.25 to help The trimmed budget will be in- Volkert, 24, of 846 Summerfield corporated into an appropriations Ave., and Marvin G. Cooper, 26, finance the reconstruction bill arid introduced in the Legis- if 815 Forest Ave.. both Lau- of dunes and other shore lature April 30, Sen. William E. rence Harbor, and Frederick protection projects. .Ozzard, R-Somerset, said yester- AFLOAT AGAIN — The destroyer Monssan, center fore- Spinola, 26, of 56 Main St., Key- day. ground, blown ashore at Beach Haven, N. J., during the port. That was the total after Ozzard, chairman of the Ap- 51 coastal municipalities sub- big storm of early March, it ihown just after it had been Police said both Cooper and propriations Committee, said Spinola have admitted their parts mitted their requests to itate plans call for Senate passage of refloated by the Navy. In foreground is some 'of tiro in the thefts, which netted the Conservation Commissioner H. the bill May 7 and Assembly heavy equipment used to scoop out a channel in the rio $185 in cash. Mat Adams and other conser- passage May 14, the day the Police said the clerks in both vation officials at a meeting here Legislature hopes to adjourn for .six-week battle to free the ship. In background are the yesterday. the summer. tugs which put in final big tug at high tide April 19. stores have made positive iden- ifications of the three as the The money would be drawn Hughes originally proposec (AP Wirephoto) from a $15 million aid fund con- •pending $499,985,751, when he men who held them up. 2 Holdups sisting of a $1 million regular . submitted his budget in Febru state appropriation," $4 million ary. Ozzard said this was cul The trio are charged with hold- ing up Cornell Dairy Store, Rt. voted by the state Legislature as to $499,435,000. part of its relief package follow- The committee cut $680,000 35 at Paul St., about 8:30 p.m. Of ficial Tax Rates Wednesday, while Volkert and ing the March 6-T storm and $10 from Hughes' proposals and million pledged by the federal added $130,000. Ozzard said, wit Spinola are charged with holding up Keelen's Confectionery Store, | government. the bulk o' the savings due t( Shrewsbury Township Has Highest Under the scheme, which ap- the elimination of 98 new job; Palmer Ave., about 2:30 p.m. that day. THE GOODS — In top phpto, plies to public property only, the proposed by Hughes. The gov FREEHOLD — The Monmouth Neptune City 3.0055 money would be turned over on ernor's budget called for a tota County Board of Taxation yes- New Shrewsbury Boro 3.(465 a 50-50 state-municipality match- ef 762 new jobs. terday released tax rate figures Ocean Twp. 2.7578 State police said Patrolman (rate police at Keyport ex- ing basis. Rent Helicopter for the 53 county municipalities. Rarltan Twp J.7482 But some of the communities The committee approved $50, The rates are the first for all Red Bank 1.7858 revealed they have already ex- 000 to rent a helicopter for use municipalities since the 100 per Roosevelt 4.8144 descriptions as Cooper. "P when three men were ar. ceeded their bonded indebtedness In traffic control, beach patroli cent valuation has been placed Rumson , 2.8*37 When he spotted the suspect rested yesterday in connec- and cannot, by state law, borrow and fire fighting work. Hughes on all communities. Sea Bright : 1.4345 -valking Into a restaurant on Rt. tjon with two armed robber- additional money. This leaves askn.1 for $100,000 to buy and The highest tax rate in the Sea Girt 1.8054 35, Laurence Harbor, Wednesday . , . _ ,. . ., them uncertain of their ability to operate the helicopter. Ozzard county is listed for Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 2.7207 night, he immediately contacted ••* ln Karitan Townihip. Left undertake 50 per cent of the costs •aid the rental would allow the Township, with a figure of $8.31 Shrewsbury Twp. ... 8.3118 state police. to right ara Detective I/C for the reconstruction projects, state to see Just how much It for every $100 of assessed valua- South Belmar 2.RM9 Cooper was taken into custody William J. Kennedy and In- as called for by the aid plan. really needs a helicopter. tion. The lowest is for Spring Spring Lake 1.54M at the restaurant and police said .. , A • D u New Formula The committee added $40,000 Lake, with a figure of $1.54. Spring Lake Heights . 3.0834 he implicated the ©thertwo men vwfigator Andrew B. Man- George R. Swinton, city engi- to the budget to grant a pay raise The highest in The Register Union Beach : 3.811 after intensive questioning. ning, examining stolen trav- neer of Atlantic City, urged a to, the state's motor vehicle in- area, aside from Shrewsbury Upper Freehold - 2.WS5 Police said Volkert and Spinola e|er's cheques, Sgt. George change in the present matching spectors. Ozzard said the pay Township is Union Beach, with Wall Twp 3.0419 werej.rrested yesterday at their Qulnni Kayport barrack.com. funds program when municipali- hike was requested by Hughes $3.81; the lowest, Atlantic Town- Long Branch 2.9M5 (See SUSPECTS, Page 2)' ties qualify for direct federal aid. after the budget was submitted. ship with $1.89. ' • " ' " Harmi, with .32 calibre Swinton said that half the money He said the committee will also The following list shows the polica say was used in hold- should come from the state, one tubmtt a supplemental appropri tax rates for all municipalities in ups. Alto on the table ar* third from the federal govern- atlons bill for $2.8 million, most Monmouth County per $100 as BlameStudentDeath ment and one sixth from the mu- of it to cover unforeseen expenses sessed valuation. cartridge!, homemade hol- nicipalities themselves. • In tl}e present »nd previous fiscal ster and glovai. In photo, - , Commissioner Adams expressed years, Oxcartf said the commit- Municipality Tax Rate Interest in Swinton's plan and tee added $45,000 to Hughes' re- Allenhurst $2.3820 On Fall From Roof right, are two of the three sajd he would have the matter »n arrested, Marvin G. quest to pay damage claims Allentown 1.8781 Detective Sgt. William Walling studied. Asbury Park *... 3.5124 LONG BRANCH — The death agalrnt the state. of a 21-year old Jersey City man, said Davidson had been to the Cooper, Laurence Harbor, Adams reported that some mu- Included In the supplemental Atlantic Highlands 3.0048 a student at Monmouth College, Coast Bowling Alleys, here, stay- nicipal officials had advised him aoDropriations bill will be a new Atlantic Twp 1.8491 left, and Frederick Spinola, they, would be submitting addi- whose body was found yesterday Ing until about 2:30 a.m. He had Keyport. S284.C00 cafeteria for the State Avon MU7 on a tile porch of the Monmouth been drinking during the night, tional requests for funds in the House to replace the present Belmar 2.1813 Medical Center student nurses' though to what extent won't be next few Weeks. cafeteria In the basement of the Bradley Beach : S.KS4 residence, has been ruled acci- known until the results of a post Biggest requests came from Capitol. BrleUe - 2.7235 dental. mortem blood alchohol test are Long Beach Township, $1,230,000; (See BUDGET, Page 2) Sea Isle City, (836,110; Ocean Deal 3.1337 Police said the man, John received, Detective Walling said Eatontown 2.1572 Miss Diane McKinney, 19 of 34 Railroads' Freight Service City, $800,000; Harvey Cedars, Davidson, 27 Terhune Ave., Jer- $620,000; Cape May, $518,600, and Englishtown :. 3.8140 sey City, had plunged from a Rockview Ave., North Plainfield, Six Corners Fair Haven 3.5287 a student nurse, • was the only Atlantic City, $300,000. third floor roof where he had 10 Per Cent Farm Ingd ale 2.8811 climbed before dawn in a useless occupant of the residence during Freehold 2.7838 attempt to talk with a student the night. Aside from Miss Mey- To Shore To Be Curtailed Under the state's storm relief Overpass Highlands 3.4393 nurse whom he had been dating. er, all other students were away act, the conservation commis- RED BANK — A proposed cur as Congressman James dustry tracks and does not re- sioner is permitted to pay 90 per Holmdcl 2.2803 The girl. Miss Barbara Meyer, on Easter vacations. Howell Twp _ 2.4258 Detective Walling said Miss tailment of railroad freight serv C. Auchlncloss. quire freight house handling." cent of project costs where a Hearing Set 18, of 64 Rose St., Jersey City, Winters View municipality has lost at least 10 Interlakcn 2.4471 unknown to Davidson, was not in McKinney disclosed that at least ice in the North Jersey Shore He said tne messages asked TRENTON (AP) - The state Keansburg _ 2.9154 Mr. Wihtol pointed out that the per cent of Its ratables. Harvey Highway Department today her dormitory room at the Bath two times in the past Davidson area is due to go into effect that an investigation be held Keyport 2.8151 climed up to the third floor roof May 1 despite efforts of local soon, and advised that the cham- limited freight service could re- Cedars was the only community tcheduled a public hearing May and Third Aves. building but was sult in additional business for the Little Silver 2.8802 to talk through a heavy screen chambers of commerce to stall ber is continuing to receive com- revealed to have qualified under 18 to outline its plans for elimin- a patient at the Jersey City Medi- trucking Industry. He declared this scheme. Loch Arbour :.. 4.1818 cal Center undergoing minor with Miss Meyer. the cutback until an investiga- plaints from local businessmen ating the dangerous six corners about the railroads' proposals. that the public interest would be Adams said the New Jersey Intersection in Keyport Long Branch 3.1402 surgery. Miss McKinney said she had tion is completed. in peril should truck drivers hap- Manalapan :: 2.3394 Karl F. Wihtol, president of counties most severely damaged The plan would eliminate the Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- returned to the residence from a Both the New Jersey Central pen to strike. by the March storm — Atlantic, Manasquan 24092 ant Monmouth County physician, date at about 1:15 a.m. and heard Railroad and the Pennsylvania the Eatontown Chamber of Com- Intersection where Rt. 35, Broad- merce, said the Public Utilities In a letter to Mr. Auchincloss, Cape May, Ocean and Monmouth way and Maple Ave. cross. The Marlboro 1.8480 said Davidson died of head in- no unusual noises during the Railroad will stop carrying dated April 5, Rupert L. Murphy, Matawan 2.8860 Commission will take action only — qualified for aid under a short hearing was set for 10:30 a.m. at juries. He said the death proba- night. Her room is on the second freight shipments under 5,000 chairman of the ICC stated that term public works bill now be- Matawan Twp. 3.08*1 bly occurred about 3 a.m., about floor. when it receives formal com- the Liberty Hose Fire Company pounds. plaints. He said chambers in As- the Railway Labor Executives' fore the U.S Congress. Keyport. Mlddletown 2.8981 four hours before the body was Detective Walling said David- The two carriers also will re- Association protested Jersey Cen The bill. Involving $600 mil- 2.9635 discovered by the superintendent son apparently lost his footing bury Park and Long Branch also A department spokesman said Millstone quire that shipments over 5,000 are interested in the matter. tral's new tariff schedule. lion, would provide 100 per cent the Intersection would be elimin- Monmouth Beach 3.4448 of the nearby Lowden Court and crashed to the tile porch pounds, and less than carload The letter reads, "On April 3, grants for projects that could be ated by constructing an overpass Neptune 2.3524 apartments, Donald Watkins. floor about 20 feet below. size, be loaded by the shipper Council Studies 1962, the Commission's Board of completed within one year and •bout 300 feet west of the present and unloaded by the receiver The Long Branch City Council Suspension, after giving careful "ould meet the requirements of crossing and building a new road Tuesday is expected to consider (See FREIGHT. Page 2) the area redevelopment agency. to it. Chamber Protests filing a formal complaint with The plan also calls for dualiz- Francis J. Bolduc, executive the PUC. ing about a half-mile of Rt. 35 vice president of the Red Bank The new tariff schedule of the In the vicinity of the present in- Community Chamber of Com New Jersey Central Railroad will One Person A ttends tersection. merce, said last night his organ affect all stations south of South The department has set aside ization had sent telegrams to Sen Amboy. $1 million to help finance the ators Clifford P. Case and Har The Pennsylvania proposnl Dualization Hearing program. The federal govern rison A. Williams, Jr., as well will affect freight service at Point ment will share the cost. Pleasant, Asbury Park, Lonj; RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Only For the widening of the high- Branch, Red Bank, Matawan ami one person took advantage of an way ln the township, the state Killed by Truck South Amboy, according to Nor- invitation by chairman Gilbert will take a 20-foot strip on the man Hansen of Monmouth Beach, W. Bennett to attend last night's north side of the highway ex- BRICK TOWNSHIP (AP) - Index meeting of the Planning Board to tending to the Stone Rd. Inter- Ralph H. Woehr, 56, of Sally Ike district chairman of the Order Page of Railroad Telegraphers. gain information pertaining to the section and then a similar 20-foot Rd., Herbertsville, was found proposed dualization of Rt. 36. strip on the south side. Crushed to death yesterday be Allen-Scott Report 14 Mr. Hansen said the new sched- Amusements 18-19 ule will go into effect unless a Although no definite date has Mr. Bennett reported that it rween the body and the chassis been set by the stale Highway is planned to construct a total of his dump truck. Births ,.. 2 shipper protests to the PUC or Jim Bishop 6 the Interstate Commerce Com- Department, Mr. Dennett said > of eight Jughandlcs within the Police said the partially raised township. body of the dump truck apparent Hal Boyle 13 mission. No public notice is re- 's expected that construction will c u n d r v y l n y Or JunC It also was announced that ly collapsed and fell on Woehr, a Bridge 8 quired, he pointed out. !? l. . . 5. J .? _'!l.. ^. . - - Classified .22-24 the board will meet with Robert contractor. His wife, Jean, found He said the Jersey Central ._, . Smith of the tax assessor's office the body. Comics 28 schedule already is In effect on C{|1*8 dolllCIC Crossword Puzzle 9, IS to discuss the effect of the Rt. IS the railroad's Matawan-Freehold dualization on township ratables. Public Notice Editorials 6 line. A meeting of the Shorelnnd Me Hcrblock 6 Al Colts Neek Reduce Freight Agents morinl Gardens Cemetery Asso (Illy Kelly II COLTS NECK - Kenneth R. ciation of Hazlet, N. J.. will be Movie Timetable . 18 With the curtailment in service, Di , f amllic yesterday was Ferryboat Takes held at 7 p.m. on Saturday, May Obituaries 2 about five or six freight agents given a summons for failing to 5, 1962 at Absccon, N. J., in the Sylvia Porter 6 could do the work that 15 men keep right after his car collided Engines to Fire Smithville Inn. At that time trus- Radlo-Tcltvlilon 18-19 are now doing, lie said. on Rt. 34 here with another ve- tees will be elected to nny vn A note to the supplement of the NKW YORK (AP) - Fire en- Religious Services 12, 25 lilclo driven by Herman Coetze gines were rushtd by ferryboat cancies that may exist on the Social 10-11 Pennsylvania "List of Open and of 314 Carlton Ave., Neptune. Board of Trustees. Also, any Prepay Stations. No. 77 says: from Manhattan and Brooklyn George Sekolsky 6 State police at the Shrewsbury early today to help fight a four- other business relative to the as Sports 20-21 "Cnrload freight only will be Bocintion will be considered al handled, except that any less barracks said the accident hap- alarm fire on the Staten Island BACK TO THE FARM went Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown, where Monmouth Slock Market 3 pened south of the Colts Neck waterfront. this meeting and decided upor Successful Investing 3 than carload shipments weighing by the Board of Trustees. County 4-H Clubs this week are exhibiting and caring for domeitic animals. Anne 5,000 pounds or more will be traflic liKht. More than 100 firemen with 20 Shorelond Memorial Gnrdcnr Stich, 6, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Stich of Fair Haven, if an interested on Rummage Sale handled when to one consignee or Mr. Dietic lull! investigating pieces of lend equipment and two Cemetery Association looker at Sandy Davies, 13, left, thowi off her colt, Miss Hobby Hone, which was To be he-Id April 20-24. 68 from one consignor, provided this Troopers John Robinson and fi reboots fought the blaze which swept through a vacant factory By: VICTOR J. MEYER foaled March I. Her sitter, Joanne, 16, holds Balls, a mare. The girls and the horses Church St., Keansburg, by the shipment, is unloaded by con- George Wright he hail fallen Secretary-Treasure1 Musettes, a non-profit organiza signee or loaded by consignor on asleep at the wheel, police re- building in the Rosebank sec- -Adv. are from Wayside. ion. 9 «.m.-4 p.m.—Adv. public team track or private in- ported this morning. tion. %-Friday, April 20, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Mitchell Red Bank's New Jersey—Becoming mostly CounfyWHId cloudy with scattered (fewer* to- Frowns On FKEEHOLD-Araoog the Poster Contest Ends day, high In the mid 40s in north- Egg Hunt pobtted here recently by Sur- western bills to the low 50s over JUvervIew rogate Edward C. Broege were southern portions. Clearing to- JFK Action Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marrazzo, those for: RICHARD N. FISHER night, low from t 79 Tomorrow For RBC Boosters RL-.9 ' Wickatunk1 , son, yesterday. 1 HARRIET MERZ of Raritan the mid 30s to EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP)— / ' W^ ""™*. «>n, yesterday RED BANK - Ttts borough * RED BANK—Richard N. Fish- ames P. Mitchell Of Little Sil- Mr. and' Mrs" . "Michae" l Rusignu'~ - Township, who died Feb. 18, er, 51, of 132 South St., died yes- RED BANK — Final judging Bank, Grade HA, and Dominick low 40s. Satur- annual Easter Egg hunt will be *er, N. J., former secretary of lo, 917 Rt 36, Union Beach, held tomorrow- at Memorial rilled her heart to Dr. Alfred terday in Patterson Army Hoj- was completed last week in the fozloskie, 18 Grand Ave., Long day fair, high son, this morning branch, Grade 12C. 50 to 55. abor in the Eisenhower admui- •ield, off West Bergen PL Henderson for research and pital, Fort Monmouth. Red Bank Catholic High School startign, expressed concern to- Mr. and MM. William Nannar- experimental purposes. She Second prize winners in the MARINE Children between the ages of Born in Nashua, N. H., Mr. Booster Association poster con- iay over the power President llo, 17 Galewood Dr.. Hazlet, willed her estate to her children, Fisher was the son of the late test, conducted to create inter- high school were William Russo, Cape May to daughter, this monring. and 11-with-their parents- will Block Island — Cennedy displayed in the recent assemble at 10 a.m. to hunt 70 arriet Michaud and Charles-.G. George R. and Winifred Hunkins est In this year's "Musical Re- Meetinghouse Rd., Manasquan, iteel price skirmish. Mr. and Mrs. William Biller rlerz. Fisher. He had lived here five vue of 1962," which will be held arade 9G: Richard Cook, 15 Northeast t o dozen assorted eggs, 15 of which north winds at Meanwhile in Washington, Re- bick, 35 Edison Ave, New will be marked for grand prizes. EDWARD ADAMEC of Ocean years and previously had resided at St. James School auditorium {umson Rd., Rumson, Grade publican congressional leaders hrewsbury, daughter, this morn ownship, who died Sept. 24, at Fort Dix. May 11, 12 and 13 at 8 p.m., OB; J. J. Iazetta, 31 Cornell Dr., about 15 knots ng. The Recreation Committee has this morning, nave unloaded some of their stressed that both parents and willed $2,000 each to his grand- Mr. Fisher was sales manager •with a matinee Saturday, May 12. iazlet. Grade 11B, and Dominick sharpest criticism of President Monmouth Medical Center children, Shirley Eak and Ed- ^ozloskie, 18 Grand Ave., Long increasing to 15 children observe the following for E. R. Snyder & Co., realtors •t 2 p.m. to 25 knots this afternoon. Most- Cennedy since he took office, Long Branch regulations: ard La France; $1,000 to his in Atlantic Highlands and Middle- The show will feature well ranch. Grade 12C. claiming he used police state daughter Helen Sardinas, and The posters for the ninth and,'}; northerly at 15 to 25 knots to- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Penta, 466 1. The hunt starts promptly at town. He was a graduate of known songs from years past. methods to "blackjack" steel Hampton Ave., Long Branch, son, 10) a.m. 1,000 among the children of his Harvard Law School and was Approximately 200 posters 2th ggrade s were judgejg d by Rnighy t NtNorthh t o northwesrtht t at 115 companies into rescinding a, price esterday. 2. Children should not assemble grandchild, Doris Bagnell. The formerly associated with the were entered in the contest by freeman, 213 Crestview Dr., and'to 20 knots on Saturday. Visibili- increase. ty occasionally near 1 mile in Fitkin before 9:45 a.m. remainder he left to his great- Dunster Realty Co., Cambridge, students of Red Bank Catholic . A. Rogers Jr., 71 Crestview Mitchell, in a speech before la- Neptune randchildren. Mass., and the Fisher Credit In- r., Middletown; Gilbert T. Un- fog early this morning and 1 3. Children and parents will St. James Grammar School anf >or and industrial relations lead- Mr. and Mrs. Morton Merkin assemble on the-driveway Inside LESTER BAHRENBURG of vestigating Co., Montpeller, Vt. confraternity classes. All of the ;er, 51 Cloverdale Cir., New o 3 miles in a few showers to- day. Improving to better than ers at Michigan State University, R.D. 1 Hightstown, daughter, yes Memorial Field off of South Pearl aritan Township, who died Mr. Fisher retired from the posters have been placed in ihrewsbury, and Edward O. Mc- aid: •Cinney. 42 McLaren St. miles tonight. erday. St. .larch 23, willed the building and army after 27 years of service business establishments in Red "I believe that the ends Mr. and Mrs William Rue ol •remises known as the Bahren- as a chief warrant officer (W-2) The 10th and 11th grades were EXTENDED FORECAST 4. Children should bring small Bank and surrounding areas as chieved were good for the pub- 85 Rt 33, Freehold, daughter, paper bags in which to place the lurg Butcher Shop to his broth- in the Judge Advocate branch. well as in the high and gram- udged by Jack McGlynn. 20 In eastern Pennsylvania, south- astern New York, Connecticut lic interest, but I deplore the 'esterday. eggs. r, John Bahrenburg. The resl- He was a veteran of World War mar schools, to advertise the dison Ave., New Shrewsbury; means. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Ken- II and the Korean conflict, and William J. Lake, 170 Manor Dr., md New Jersey, temperatures 5. There will be three age lye of his estate he willed to his musical. "The lesson of recent events iett, R.D. 1, Freehold, son, yes jroups: S and under, 6 to 8-year- lister, Elsie D. Bahrenburg. had been awarded two French A first prize consisting of three ert Francy, 83 Monmouth St., luring the 5-day period Satur- lay through Wednesday are ex- is that unions and employers erday oMs, and 9 to 11-year-olds. WILMA J. FALLS of Little military decorations, the Croix adult tickets to "Musical Revue md Donald L. Wickline, 32 John must recognize that the public de Guerre and the Fourragiere. it., Red Bank. Dected to average near normal In event of rain, the hunt will iilver. who died March 25, willed of 1962" and a second prize of except 2 to 7 degrees above nor- interest of this country is para be held the following Monday- er estate in trust for her daugh- He was a member of the Red two adult tickets were awarded In St. James Grammar School mount, and if they don't meet it same time, same place. In event *r, Joyce S. Falls. md confraternity classes, a first mal in westernmost portions of Bertie Gets Bank Lodge, No. 277, F&AM: So- to each high school grade. the district. On the cool side someone else will," he added. of rain Monday, it will be re- HARRY SADLER of Little Sil- journers Club, Fort Monmouth; First prize winners in the hleh arize consisting of two adult scheduled for the next nice day. Ickets and one matinee ticket, hrough Saturday, moderating Mitchell called the President's er, who died March 18, left the Scottish Rite, Valley of ichool were Ellen White, 21 Cir- some on Sunday, turning cooler action a precedent-setting move 6 Months Parents in doubt as to whether verything to his daughter, Ruth Brooklyn: the Heroes of '76, Gov- cle Dr.. Rumson, Grade 9B; Pa- nd a second prize of two mat!- which he would "rather not see the hunt will be held may get ernor's Island, N. Y. Chapter 297, lee tickets were presented for again Monday and Tuesday. iclntosh. tricia Monohan, Majestic St. reoccur." information Saturday morning by HARRY LEWIS of Keansburg. and was a 32d degree Mason. tincroft, Grade 10A; Audrey !ach grade. TIDES [n Tax Case (Sandy Hook) "It's unfortunate that the calling Red Bank police head- /ho died April 1, left his estate Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Na- Crlspell, 155 Mechanic St., Red First prize winners were Fran- President had to take a stand. NEWARK (AP) — A forme quarters. thalie' Moulton Fisher, a teacher is Reiss, 7 Hendtfckson Ave., Today — High 8:13 p.m., low i a friend, Helen D. Mularchuk. The government should not ham- Army officer, who claimed his JAMES BASIL of Freehold, in Red Bank High School. Fair Haven, Grade 1C; Frank 2:11 p.m. dog and cat as income tax ex- Tomorrow — High 8:26 a.m. per one side and assist the to died Dec. 2, willed $1,000 Services will be held at J p.m. hanley, 11 Caro Ct., Red Bank, other," he said. emptions, will serve a six-month tomorrow In the Worden Funeral State Asks Grade 2C; Kevin Fitzpatrick, and 8:47 p.m. and loijir 2:40 a.m. SBA Field a daughter, Frieda Movroleon, Precedent Seen erm in federal prison. md the rest of his estate to his Home. Rev. James L. Ewalt, Grade 3C, and Joseph Fitzpatrick, and 2:45 p.m. James F. Bertie, 50, was sen Sunday — High 9:02 a.m. and Mitchell, now a business and hildren, Mrs. Movroleon and associate pastor of the Red Bank Male Suit irade 4A, both 65 Spruce Dr., enced yesterday after pleaL Presbyterian Church, will offici- ihrewsbury. 9:23 p.m., low 3:15 a.m. and 3:17 industry consultant, said the Office To •illiam J. Basil. President could use his power guilty to violating his probation, ate. Burial will be Monday In In addition, first prizes were p. ALPHONSE J. LUTHRINGER again, and the next time It might U.S. District Judge Thomas F >f Middletown, who died April Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, St. Johns- Dismissal won by Mary Ellen Baker, 12 (For Red Bank and Rumson Meaney had given Bertie a sus- Close Soon bury, Vt. bridge, add two hours; Sea be against the unions. left his estate to his children, TRENTON (AP) — The state Woodland Dr., Fair Haven, Mitchell reminded more than pended sentence April 6 and MIDDLETOWN - The Small Of New Jersey has asked the rade 5B; Marta Van Dyne, 99 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long .lfred Luthrlnger and Edith 250 labor and industrial leaders placed him on two years proba Business Administration has an- ideskovitz. THOMAS L FERGUS Federal District Court here to Madison Ave., Red Bank, Grade Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- ion when he pleaded guilty to lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) at the conference that the peo- nounced that receipt of disaster CLIFFWOOD BEACH — Issue aa injunction to stop the B; Peter Oddo, 97 Patterson ple's interest must be considered iling false Income tax certifi loan applications at its temporary BERTHA H. KRYMOWSKI of Ave., Shrewsbury, Grade IB, CHICAGO (AP)-It was a lit- ;eyport, who died March 21, Thomas L. Fergus, 76, of 77 Ro«e^ federal proceedings against Ray- when companies and unions bar cates. field office here has slowed down wood Dr., died yesterday In South mond F. Male, New Jersey's la- and Michael Kearney, 16 Parker tle wintry-like in parts of the rilled her property to her northeast today, after a month of gain. Bertie, of Brooklyn, had filed considerably. Amboy Hospital. bor commissioner. PI, Shrewsbury, Grade 8B Consequently, the federal agen- laughters, Helen Litwlnski and Larry Jackson, Grade 4A, won spring, with freezing weather "Management and labor must he certificates with his employ fera Krymowski. Born in Scotland, he had lived Mate bos been charged by the first prize In confraternity. and light snow in some areas. realize that there is a third par- rs, claiming the dog and cat a cy is contemplating closing the here 10 years. He was a mem- U.S. Civil Service Commission office, located at the municipal HARRY J. DEEDMEYER of ber of the Masons in Scotland. Showers and light rain damp- ty sitting at the bargaining ta- dependents. freehold, who died March 18, with violating the Hatch Act by Second place prizes were won ble," he said. building, in the near future. by Thomas Fuorry, 63 Trafford ended some Western sections, Bertie, who once served in villed his estate to his daughter, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. campaigning for Gov. Richard J but fairly pleasant weather pre- Mitchell's address was his first Korea as a paratroop captain Charles H. Kriger, regional di May Slater "Fergus; three sons, Hughes and by running for may- St., Shrewsbuny, Grade 1C; Car- rector of SBA at New York City, Catherine Allen. William R. Fergus, Air Force, ol Webber, HI Clinton Ave., New vailed In many parts of the coun- since he lost the New Jersey and was wounded, worked in th CARRIE SEAMAN of Freehold or of Princeton. try. gubernatorial race last fall on Long Branch area during 1951 announced that the office will be stationed in Spain; Charles Fer- State Attorney General Arthur ihrewsbury. Grade 2B; Kathleen continued as long as it Is 'ownship, who died Nov. 20, left gus of Mountain View and Daley, 55 Malda Ten, Red Bank, Light snow fell in the eastern the Republican ticket. He helped and 1958 when the tax viola ier estate to her son, Robert. J. Sills said in a suit filed yes- Ohio valley and the cool belt settle the record 116-day steel ions occurred. needed, depending on the number Thomas Fergus, Jr., of Long Is- terday that the commission has trade 3A; Richard Petrillo, 29 of applications that are received. EDNA M. KEEFER of Raritan land City, N. Y.; a sister, Mrs. Knollwood Dr., New Shrewsbury, covered Pennsylvania, the Great strike in 1959 when the unions 'ownship, who died Jan. 14: An no jurisdiction over Male and Lakes region, the northern Ohio received a 19.6 cent-an-hour wage Since the opening of the field William Russell of Long Island; asked for the Injunction to stop irade 4A; Joseph Grogan, 164 office March 12, 30 disaster loan ia J. Haslam of Sea Bright, who brother, William Fergus of Stateslr PI., Middbtown, Grade Valley and northern New Eng hike. lied April 6; Edna Ackerly of the proceedings. land. Temperatures were below In a formal statement released KNOW YOUR applications totaling $551,700 have Spring Lake, and two grandchil- 5B; Jean Chandler, 74 Hance eyport, who died March 20: Ma- dren. Sills charged that the commis- Rd., Fair Haven, Grade 7B, and freezing in most of northern New yesterday, GOP leaders charged been received. Half of these have GOVERNMENT been processed and approved. el Quackenbush of Marlboro, tlon'B accusations against Male Richard Shanley. 11 Caro Ct., England and in parts of the Kennedy with ordering or sup- ho died March 22, and Henri- The funeral will be tomorrow are both a violation of his con- Red Bank, Grade 8B. Great Lakes. porting nine actions last week Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers The office is accepting appll at 10:30 a.m. in the Bedle Fu- Association, 143 E. State St., itta Smith of Freehold, who died neral Home, Keyport, with Rev. stitutional rights and a violation Judges In the grammar schoo On the brighter side of the that "imperiled basic American cations for disaster loans in con- pril 1, left their estates to of states rights. weather map, temperatures were rights, went far beyond the law, Trenton 8. N. J. nection with damages to homes, Francis Osterstock, pastor of for {he first grade were Albert heir respective husbands. Bayview Presbyterian Church, Th« Hatch Act prohibits cer- Westerfleld, 106 Stateslr PI., Mid- mostly above 50 west of the Mis- and were more characteristic of :: businesses, and personal property ALBERT M. MORRIS of Mid- tain federal employees from sissippi River, except sections o a police state than a free govern- Chances for a balanced federa resulting from the storms of Clitfwood, officiating. Burial will dletown; Armand La Rocque, 165 [Ietown, who died March 28; be in Cloverleaf Park Cemetery, partisan political activity, Riveredge Rd., New Shrewsbury, the Pacific Northwest. Readings ment." budget next year appear to be a; March 6, 7 and 8. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily. rank I. Plunkett of West Long Woodbridge. Sills argued that Male is not and Carl Sohl, 225 Riveredge Rd. were In the 70s in most of Utah These "punitive, heavy handed doubtful as those of getting th< ranch, who died Feb. 26, and covered by the Hatch Act be- New Shrewsbury. southern New Mexico, central and frightening" actions amount staga coach strong box through Edmund M. Courier of Shrews- cause no part of his salary I Texas and the lower Rio Grande ed to "a display of naked politi hostile territory on a TV western The last three captains Of tha Judging the second, fourth and ury, who died March 29, left Columbia wrestling team have paid by federal funds and his seventh grades were William valley. cal power never before seen in thriller. Parade Set heir estates to their respective "principal employment" Is not Readings also were above 50 this nation," said the statement This is not to say that It can come from Teaneck, N. J. They Kane, 48 Devon Ct., New Shrews- ives. were Brien Milesi, Phil Suracl In activities financed by feder- bury; David Pheridan, 352 Broad south to the Ohio valley and in issued on behalf of Senate Re- be done, but here's the situation al funds. the 60s in Florida and along the publican Leader Everett M. Dirk- For Sunday and the current Lion leader, St., Red Bank, and'John Phillips, The budget submitted by the James Balquist;' He said that the Hatch Act is 135 Trafford St., Shrewsbury. Gulf coast. The morning's high sen of Illinois, House GOP Lead- President to Congress last Janu Center OKd mark was 81 in Gila Bend, Ariz. er Charles A. Halleck of Indiana ary called for spending $92 bil discriminatory in that it excludes The third, fifth, sixth and eighth In Raritan RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The The $7 million Lewiston-Queens- federal department heads "ex- grades were judged by John Gal One of the lowest readings was and other GOP leaders In Con- lion during the fiscal year starl 20 in Marquette, Mich. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The fanning Board last night ap- ton Bridge, being built by a steel pending vast sums of federal lo, 185 Navesink River Rd., Mid gress. ing July 1. With revenues est iroved a subdivision application Some other early morning tern It drew a quick reply from the mated at a record-high $93 bil Recreation Committee will spon- company over the Niagara River, moneys" but includes state of- dletown: John Queenan, 12 Salem 'hlch will permit construction will have the world's largest ficers and department heads La., Little Silver; Jack Haring, peratures and conditions: New senate's assistant Democratic lion this would leave a surplu; sor its second annual parade for township residents Easter Sun- if a Community Center off Mid hingeless steel arch. "whose salaries are paid ex- 9 Daniel Dr., Middletown, am York 43, clear; Chicago 35, clear leader, Sen. Hubert Humphrey of less than a half-billion dollars lie Rd., North Centerville. John Walker. 51 William St., New Boston 41, clear; Washington 46, of Minnesota. He said the GOP At the time the New Jersey Tax day at the Airport Plaza, Rt. 36 clusively by the states." starting at 2 p.m. No problem finding tenants' Shrewsbury. rain; Atlanta 46, clear; Miami 64, leaders had again shown "an in- payers Association observed that FREDERICK V. SCHRELL The ticket prizes are being dis- partly cloudy: Louisville 40, born, uncanny ability to get on in viaw of the nation's defens The selection of a king and when you advertise The Register tributed to the Winners. Tickets clear; Detroit 36, partly cloudy the wrong side of major issues. needs, "rentention of even thL queen from the teen-age group RUMSON - Frederick V. way—Advertisement. Freight chrell, 89, died at the home of have also gone on sale in th St. Louis 48, cloudy: Minneapolis hairline balance will depend upoi will highlight the affair. Prizes DEATH NOTICE (Continued) grammar and high schools a 38, clear; Kansas City 56, cloudy success of a fiscally-responsibli will be awarded for the best us daughter, Mrs. Ernest Bart- FISHER. RICHARD N. of US South Denver 55, clear; Dallas 68, clear Congress in deciding the nation's dressed boy and girl In the fol ett. 72 East River Rd., here St., Red Bulk, on April 1». B«. and objective consideration to th< well as after mass on Sundays. Suspects loved husband Nathalie H. Kliher. statement* of both parties, con Charles Donath, 88 East Bergen Phoenix 68, cloudy; Seattle 44, financial requirements on the bas lowing age groups: under (. yesterday. Services Saturday, 2 p.m. at Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank. Interment, eluded that the record before i PI., Red Bank, can be contacted rain; San Francisco 49, clear (Continued) is of reasonable, but tough years, 6 to 10, 10 to 12, and teen- Mr. Schrell was born In Phila- Monday. St. Johnsbury, Vt. Prlenda Los Angeles 57, clear; Anchoragi Police charged that Volkert and spending priorities." age. lelphia, son of the late George may visit funeral hom» Friday 7-9 did not support a conclusion o for ticket information. p.m. In lieu of flowera please make probable unlawfulness," in term! 38, cloudy, and Honolulu 74, clear. Spinola walked into Keelen's Prizes also will be awarded for and Helene F. Schrell. Until nine cnntrlbutlona to the American Cancer However, as Congress went ti months ago he resided at 246 Society. of the Interstate Commerce Act FIND LIVE SHELL store about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday work, revenue prospects appea. the best designed egg (limit one ICC Action DETROIT (AP) — A live 105 and ordered coffee. As the clerk, ed less rosy and liberal spendin: entry) and the best dressed bun- South Irving St., Ridgewood. "On appeal, Appellate Divisioi mm. artillery shell was found 1 Car Drags Mrs. Eleanor Beland, 33, of 13 demands dimmed surplus possi ny or chick (no live entries) Mr. Schrell was a dealer In i of the Commission reached th a scrap company's Junkyard yes Mill Rd., Holmdel, opened the bilities. irtist supplies and drawing ma same conclusion," Mr. Murph; terday. cash register to record the sale, erials In New York City. Tree 110 Feet The proposal for 46,000 mon Also surviving is another •ays. The shell, 15 Inches long am Spuiola pulled a -32 calibre auto- Federal employees would ralsi Budget He pointed out, however, the weighing 30 pounds, was turne HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Vin- matic belonging to Volkert and daughter, Mrs. Frank Ross of the civilian government payrol Hunting Valley, Pa.; two sons. action did not mean the com over by police to the Arm' cent Norman, Rt. 9, Freehold, moved in. to 2,538,390—an average of on< (Continued) mission approves the proposal Ordnance Disposal Unit at Fort was admitted to Fitkin Hospital Looted Register William E. Schrell of Cleveland Federal worker for every 28 priv Hughes had calculated the state and Frederick G. Schrell of Par- but that the facts at that tin* Wayne. last night with a back injury aft- Police said he scooped an es- ately employed. Pay raises foi would have a $2,672,214 surplus failed to support the warranting er he failed to make a turn. amus; two brothers, Charles The shell was found In the yard timated $125 in bills out of the "nearly all" were promised. Wei on July 1, 1963, but Ozzard said Schrell of Los Angeles and Paul of investigation and suspension of the Mt. Elliott Scrap Co. by Mr. Norman's car hit a tree, register along with three Amer- fare "reforms" have been the committee raised this esti- on Casino Dr., dragged it 110 Schrell of St. Petersburg, Fla., A similar protest had beer Louis Pearlman, company secre- ican Express book blanks. amended In the House of Repre- mate to more than $8 million and five grandchildren. filed with the ICC regarding the tary-treasurer. Pearlman notified feet, turned over several times Mrs. Beland was ordered Into sentatives to increase budgeted passed after the storm of March ixpert professional for another 150 feet and came ti Services will be held at 1 p.m. Pennsylvania proposed schedule, police. tbe back room and the pair made public assistance costs. A $3 6. 24-hr, nursing car* he advised. Police said the shell was Amer rest against a house. their escape in Volkert's car, po million increase in public works The storm relief package In- ;omorrow at the Adams Memo- ican-made and did not appear tc Barbara Grant, Bennett Rd., •ial Home. Red Bank. Rev. Har- The PUC has accepted the Cen lice said. is proposed. Instead of a prom cluded appropriations of $6.5 mil Licensed by the Dept. tral's new schedule on thi have been dismantled. It had Freehold, a passenger in the Nor- ised cut-back, the Lower Hous< lion to help repair damage at 'ey C. Douie, Jr., pastor of the Later that day. according to po- tumson Presbyterian Church, Of Institutions and Agencies grounds the change will reduce delayed action fuse. man car. also was admitted to lice. Cooper walked into the dairy has voted $58 million more fo the shore and revenue raising Of New Jersey uneconomic freight handling, ac Fitkin with head cuts. "impact" area school district orograms designed to bring In trill officiate. Burial will be in store alone armed with the auto- 'alleau Cemetery, Ridgewood. cording to Henry Freefield, Neptune has two satellites Trooper Matthew Compl inves- matic and held up Mrs. Anne Pending tax revisions could mea "1.8 million this year. PUC's chief tariff rate analys named Triton and Nereid. tigated and Issued Mr. Norman substantial revenue losses. The committee retained In the HILLTOP Havey, 43, of 2 Brookside Trailer PRIVATE Nljnsi.NO HOME, INC. reckless driving summons return Park. budget Hughes' proposal to con The mudskipper fish can re- In most TV westerns, the stag* main out of water for long pe Kings Hwy. MlddletowB able MP- "• - "wit They said Cooper ordered the coach strong box eventually tinue the seventh cent in the state igarette tax which was imposed riods of time, catching Insects in OS 1-0177 woman to hand over about $60 in saved by the citizen posse thai mangrove swamps. bills from the cash register. gallops up at the last moment last year and Is due to run out For Holidays While he was in the store, Volker Whether there will be a citizci June 30. and Spinola sat outside in Vol outcry to ,save the nation' Ozzard said the committee orlg- FOR ANY OCCASION NEWARK (AP)-Many New kert's car, police said. "strong box" and the value i inallv considered the elimination Jcrscyans got an early start Some of the money has been the American dollar remains "it 105 new lobs, but later agreed on the Easter week-end today, recovered, authorities said. doubt. The word from Washl^ in cutting 98 The seven restored HONEY BEE FLOWERS FUNERAL HOME with banks and a number of Capt. John Harms and Inves- ton is that important fiscal po lobs included a probation offi RUSSELL T. HODSKISS .85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank business establishments closed tigator Andrew B. Manning and icv issues are rolling along b eer In the judiciary budget, five for Good Friday, Del. I-C William J. Kennedy in- hind a curtain of citizen apath' new jobs in the state Construction 464 BROAD STREET, Christian churches through Congressmen report little budp Bureau, and a director for the vestigated the robberies and wer SHREWSBURY C. SIDUN, Mgr. SH 7-0332 nut the state scheduled serv- assisted by Madison Township et protest mail—and econom state scholarship program. ices for the day which com- police when mindpd members arc worrie The only high state officia memorates the death of Christ the arrests were SH 1-4020 Opposite Molly Pitcher Hotel made. about this as pressure from vai who did not get a pay raise on the cross. Ions groups for more spendin; recommended by Hughes was Ed- Reliable Since 1927 Resort cities anticipated a continues. The critical qucstio ward B. McConnell, administra heavy Influx of tourists. 'Hie Appalachian Trail, stretch ing from Maine to Georgia, i now, they say. is whether th tor of the court system. Ozzard BY WIRE ANYWHERE Shore resorts were prepared within a half day's drive for mon American people will rise as the; said the committee vetoed a raise to welcome visitors despite the than half the population of the did several years ago when from $17,500 a year to $19,500 storm which battered the coast United Slates. tremendous outpouring of mai recommended by Hughes. last month. The state Depart- telegrams, nnd telephone cal ment of Conservation and Ec- President Womlrow Wilson's slopped "budget-buster" legisln No problem finding tenants onomic Development reported administration paid Denmark $25 tion in Congress dead in It! when you advertise The Register Worden Funeral Home ample (acuities available to all million in cold for the Virjjin track: —Advertisement. The Adams Memorial Hpme v'"--- •">•! no curtailment In Islands, as a defense measure i 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK World War I. Succestor to Mount Memorial Horn* SHadysido 7-0557 K O II K It T A . It It A U N \ "HOME FOR FUNERALS" FUNERAL DIRECTORS \ modern, non-sectarinn funeral home, with a home- One of the county's most modern funeral u, k«ePinR with your most cher- like atmosphere nnd memorial chapel, dedicated to the, tonedthoughts. Visit our display homes with a completely homc-liko atmosphere. •r call us, without obligation. continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished 310 Broad Stmt R«d Bank, N. J. service and quiet dignity. 10« DROAD STREET EATONTOWN Liberty 2-031)3 JOHN VAN KIRK «>iK-r rd., MliMlrltmn Formerly of Hasl OrnnRo HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. HrAiirn'ft Cnrnrr MKHMKKMIS Convrnlrnt Trtn IttD BANK EEGISTEH Friday, April 20, 1962-3 Successful lavesting on Education A 14-Year-Old Wants To Try Common Stocks Helping Retarded at Home By ROGER E. SPEAR Many school systems have spe-far as the school is concerned, I school principal consider him im- Q) "My 14-year-old son has be-actioo of an individual stock of cial classes for children who can't suggest you help Tommy at mature, with a low threshold of come interested in common his choice. Personally, I'd let keep up with their classmates. home. concentration—but because of his very high I.Q. they decided to •locks, and I've given him per-him take the latter course. He'll But what can be done about Have him read books at his mission to take $100 from his most likely make some errors own reading level. This will help pass him on to third grade. savings account for the purpose doing so, but the experience those slow children who live in get him started at being suc- Now three weeks later, the ot making an ought to be well worth the price areas where cessful. principal has informed us he investment. Do paid. such classes Find tasks or skills that he canmust put Doug back into second you think this Q) "What's the going divided are not avail- do successfully. Then praise him grade. Doug's teacher says it was a wise rale on Texaco shares?" able? when he shows progress. wouid be bad to put him back move? L.R. I got this let- Dear Dr. Nason: —for one thing, it would create A teacher of A) The current indicated rate ter recently: I have a little girl 6 years old. an emotional problem to readjust his thinks high- is 40 cents quarterly plus a 10 Dear Dr. Na- She is our baby. She never wants to the younger playground. ly of Brunswick cent extra for a total of $1.70 son: to go to school. She seems nor- We are at a loss to know what and my boy per year. We live in a mal and bright enough, though is best for our child. thinks he'd (Mr. Spear cannot answer all small commu- her teacher says she puts forth Mrs. S. P., San Mateo, Calif. like to own mail personally but will answer nity with little effort to learn. We are wor- With a little help from home it some shares, all questions possible in his col- Dr. NOJOO school facilities ried but don't know what to do. should not be difficult for Doug SPEAR Would this be umn.) for the first six Mrs. H. T., Oxford, Mich. to adjust to the playground sit- • good stock to start with? My grades. Your daughter apparently is uation. The fact that the princi- pal has changed his mind after wife and I are mutual fund hold- COLOR PHOTO WORK — Edward J. Brennan, left, general manager, Monmouth Our 7-year-old Tommy, is a not taking enough responsibility ers ourselves. Would it be bet-Wodehouse slow learner. At the suggestion for her own actions. I suggest three weeks indicates that there ter for him to buy a fund?" Park Jockey Club, gets a look at tome of the color photography work performed at of the teacher we took him tothat you stop thinking of her asis some problem in the class- WJ. the Army Signal Research and Development Laboratories. Ted E. Catelli, right, chief the county health department for your "baby" and expect more room. A) Although your son is a bit Gets NJ Bell of the reproduction branch at the laboratories, explains tome of the steps taken as testing. He is a borderline re- of her. It is usually a happier situa- young to be buying stocks, I tarded case. There is no special Dear Dr. Nason: tion and easier on the child if think you were very wise to help Wilbur J. Daust, center, of the surplus property office, Fort Monmouth, looks on. Mr. school for these children in this Doug has been a fragile and ill the principal's recommendations him get started. The boy mayArea Post Brennan was guest of Col. C. H. Thurston, deputy post commander, on inspection area. child the first six years of his are followed. You can make up have some real latent financial NEWARK — E. Hornsby Was- tour. life, having allergy and asth- at home for any lack in oppor- president of New Jersey Tommy writes, and he draws matic attacks often. However, tunities for development at •Mlity, but if he doesn't, he will son, very well, though he seems to at least have learned anjmpor- Bell Telephone Co., today an- even after missing much school, school. stay about three paces behind he is according to his teachers, tant lesson in money manage- nounced a major change in the the class. ment. company's organization which "a very brilliant boy" and they (If you have a question for As for Brunswick, I still like will make Trenton the headquar- Shopping's Not The Same What can we do to help our promoted him to second grade. Dr. Nason, write him in care of the company as a longer-term ters city of a newly-created Cen boy before it is too late? We moved to a new school area this newspaper. He will discuss Investment. However, the marIra- l area. Mrs. I. A., Smlthvllle, Mo. and Doug seemed to have much j in his column those of most gen- ket has turned against the bowl- Until there is some change as difficulty. His new teacher nnrl eral interest.) Ing stocks in recent months, and, while I would hold the shares at —Since Trading Stamps present price levels, I wouldn't rcommend new purchases. Editor's note—In the new world timing. No more theater matin- tie stamp books can't be con- Many stocks with good ap- of trading stamps, the American ees for me! Wednesday is dou- verted into. Besides the old stand- preciation potentials are availa- mother has become a master of ble stamp day and I want to bys of toys, household items, ble today; Avco, Chas. Pfizer, logistics, a general surveying the be right on hand when they pass sporting goods, jewelry and hard- Korvette,, Zenith, Fleming Co., best battleground. In this article, out the bonus. ware—almost anything money American Heritage Life are Mrs. Joy Stiliey, wife of AP Of course filling the family can buy—stamps can get you among the many which I like. staffer Francis Stiliey, and moth- larder takes a lot more time free. After some study, your son may er ot two, tells of the new di- now. World Tours mension trading stamps have be able to find several more Making" out the various shop- Latest Inducement in one wish- from which to make his first se- added to the housewife's life. book is tours to glamorous places By JOY STIULEY ping lists and following them up lection. is only the beginning of my work. all over the globe. In the case of mutual funds, NEW YORK (AP) — Lots of Then there's the task of sorting New products have been strung there are two ways to look at the people collect stamps as a part- out the vari-colored prizes that up as a result of the stamp-past- matter. If he bought shares of a ime hobby. For me, collecting clutter up my purse and pasting ing craze. I am still a believer in good fund and watched how the stamps has become & full-time them in different books. the efficiency of the old-fashioned professionals manage money, Job—and a full-time headache. tongue method. But for those All my friends are in on the act who want a quicker licker all he'd undoubtedly learn some- I don't save plain old postage too, and stamp-trading is rapidly thing about investing. On the oth- stamps. That's easy. My kind sorts of water-filled gadgets with replacing mah jongg as an after- sponges attached are available. er hand, this approach may be of collecting takes planning, noon's diversion in our neighbor- • little slow for him, since he energy, concentration, cunning, Personally, I have my eye on hood. a "tidy trading stamp safe," just probably is eager to watch the Charles J. O. Wodehouse patience, strategy, footwork and time—mostly time. If I have my eye on a red introduced by a mail order house. number premium and I find my- At the same time, Was son an- You see, I collect trading It's a small wooden box to hang nounced the appointment ot self with a few purple pretties on a wall or stand on a shelf. stamps and ail of a sudden it has on my hands I'll trade even-Stev- A Moderate Charles J. 0. Wodehouse of 79become a way of life. There's a drawer for loose Grange Ave., Fair Haven, as area en with anyone who fancies the stamps and under its lid are fil More and more stores are enpurples- . If I'm anxious to finish ing compartments for full books general manager, effective May ticing me with sticky squares Day For 1. up the book and tote my prize and ones under way. in all colors of the rainbow. Re- home I'll even enter into a two- The organization change es- cently another nationwide gro- It costs $1.93, but I'm not go-WOMEN REWARDED — U. S. Savings Bonds wore the rewards yesterday for two for-one-deal. ing to be too quick with the cash. Wall Street tablishes four operating areas cery chain Joined the battle, women employees of the U. S. Army Signal Materiel Support Agency who found throughout the state, each ot brandishing a plaid sword, and Nowadays, if the family can In no time at all it will surely NEW YORK (AP) — The stock which will concentrate the direo just eat enough, there's very Ilt- be offered as a stamp premium. and returned a wallet lost at the agency by a visiting electronics firm visitor. Those market posted a moderate, selec- I surrendered meekly. tion of telephone operations local- I'm a prisoner of the stamp rewarded by Malvin Douglass, president of Bristol Dynamics, Inc., left, were Mrs. tive advance yesterday despite ly in order to best service the war. an irregular performance by needs of the area, he said. Dolores M. Weaver, center, and Mrs. Jennie L. Bungerz, who is convalescing after •teels. Trading was moderate. No longer am I content to hotpitalization. Her bond wai accepted by Mrs. Elizabeth Stines, right, supervisor Jones & Laughlin fell a point The area general manager In nurse one book of green, yellow Back Cancer Society Trenton will be responsible for red or blue stamps along, waiting of the tection in which Mrs. Bungert it em ployed. Republic Steei l'/4> Bethlehem >/, U.S. Steel was unchanged all telephone operations in the patiently for it to mature. Now Youngstown Sheet, however, re- newly established Central area I'm fiercely mothering six books by members of the sorority to assistance in the repair of radios bounded 1% from recent losses The boundary on the south wil and hoping some enterprising out OnKrebiozen Stand a needy family in the township. for the home. and Continental Steel advanced be a line running generally from fit will come out with polka-doi Beta Chi In addition, in accordance with The chapter is formulating 1%. Armco picked up 14. about 10 miles north of Camden pasteups. ALLENHURST — The execu- proponents...against the author custom, members also will pro- plans for a theater party in May. to Barnegat Inlet. The northern Simplicity Gone tive committee of the Monmouth of a book alleging it a useless vide fruit baskets, magazines and It was announced that the East- The Dow Jones industrial aver- boundary will run from north ol Chapter Sets age rose 3.24 to 694.25. Time was When I needed milk County Medical Society has taken drug against cancer. The court repaired radios for the Atlantic ern States Convention of Beta Lambertville to the Asbury Park a firm stand in support ot thedecision, and many of the pro Sigma Phi will be held July 6, 7, Or 1,278 issues traded, 655 ad- or bread or eggs I just trotted Highlands Nursing Home. Boy area. over to my friendly neighborhood county chapter of the American fessional world embroiled in this Dinner Date Scout Troop 146 of New Monan- d 8 in the Shoreham Hotel, vanced and 384 declined. New During the past five years the grocer. He gave me the food and Cancer Society In the growing controversy aro awaiting the re- mouth was commended for its Washington, C. D. highs for the year totaled 33 and number ot telephones in the area I gave him the money. It wascontroversy of the merits of Kre- sults of this careful survey. MIDDLETOWN — The Beta new lows 40. has grown from 312,342 to 444,692, a simpta transaction which I re-biozen as an anti-cancer agent. "Tho Medical Society of New Chi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, , Outboard Marine was the vol- an increase of 42 per cent. member with nostalgia. W. Daniel Williams, president Jersey has, In reply to numerous will hold its annual Founders' ume leader, losing yt at 20% on The area general manager wil These days, when I need gro- of the cancer society chapter, re- inquiries, advised its member Day dinner Saturday, April 28, in 64,500 shares. Atlas Corp. was be located in the company's of- cently announced that the soshi- p that it is neither illegal nor Investment Course ceries, I have to do some fancy Bahrs' Landing, Highlands. second. 70% at 2\>2 on 57,600 fices at 1490 Prospect St., Tren figuring that would make a com- ciety is in no way connected with unethical to administer Krebiozen •hares. Third was U.S. Steel, ton. puter flash its tubes in admir- the private sponsors of Kreblo- to 'patients requesting Its use. Two pledges to the sorority, unchanged at 63% on 51,600 Mr. Wodehouse, a graduate o ation. zen. asserting it had not been "The important rccommenda Mrs. Frank Friscla, Jr., and Mrs. (hares. Lafayette College and active in First, I study every ad andestablished as having merit and tion by the medical profession Robert Walsack, both of Mid- For Women Volume was 3.1 million shares its alumni affairs, joined New circular put out by all the stores warning that those producing it is that neither Krebiozen nor any dletown, will be installed as compared with 3.35 million Jersey Bell in 1937. In 1959 hein and out of the neighborhood did so for personal financial gain. unproven modality be adminis- members. Wednesday. accepted a position with the A Lecture Course for Women interested in stocks and If store A advertises butter at Dr. William J. D'EIia, presi- tered to a cancer patient until Mrs. Robert McLaughlin was In Yesterday's closing stocks: American Telephone & Telegraph bonds will be conducted by our Registered Repre- 74 cents a pound, but store B dent of the Medical Society, has all recognized therapeutic meth- charge of the program at a re- ACT Ind 73 ITS Cht Brk 19' Co. and in 1960 he returned to sells it for 79 cents a pound and written to Mr. Williams support- ods (surgery, radiation, hor- sentative, Mrs. Anita E. Slomber, every Tuesday eve- AdUM Xx .it Johns Man 52- New Jersey Bell as general traf- cent meeting of the chapter in Air m««c eitt Jonei ft L 60' throws In 20 stamps, logic tells ing his position when he said the mones, etc.) have been properly ning for six sessions, commencing May 1st, 1962. AMeg Cp ii Joy MfR 33' fic manager. me store C is the place to but it stand against the sponsors of the and adequately employed and the the home of Mrs. Emmet A1I«C Lud 42H KaJKt Al 36 li A1I«* Pw Kennecott 78 Mr. and Mrs. Wodehouse and because I can get 100 extra Krebiozen substance was in- results of such treatment careful- Cherne. Libby PI. Allied Ch 53 M Hoppers Aim ch»i 49 Kreage S3 their two children plan to move stamps by buying five dollars tended to maintain public con- ly followed. An Easter food basket and two A! c« S3H Kroge r to the Trenton vicinity as soon worth of stuff. And never mind fidence in established ethical candy baskets will be delivered Am Alrlln 20 ?i Lehlgh C41 "We only fear the emotional THOMPSON & McKINNON Am Brk Eh Leh Port c as hhousini g arrangements are what the price of butter is in standards for production and use ism and false hope that lead Am Can <6i Leh Val Ind i completed. much gas it of tested and proven drugs. tain public confidence in Its es- 9 Memorial Parkway, Long Branch CA 2-4310 Am Cyan 47 fi ben V«l nit 0% store C nor how desperate families to seek other Am Mot 18 LOF Glass \ 59 takes to get there. Writing to Mr. Williams. Dr. means of treatment than those tablished work of supervised, eth- Am M*F It'll be fan to eat at any of the restaurants or luncheonettes listed below. Eating out is a great American custom, and when you can get the madras |acktH $35 • tame modern electric cooking in a restaurant ... denim |ockth $29.»5 •B yon do in your own home the pleasure is all die greater. 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HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Maoiger This is the final leg of the Around-the-World trip. The Member ol the Associated Press Rockies are behind us. The Great Plains are ahead. n* JUaooUUd eitu I* mtltltd «xclu»vtlr 10 tba m for npubllcitton ol all tb> local ntwi prutMl Four hours and 20 minutes after leaving Los Angeles, • la tin umpapar u mil u 10 IP tnwi dlipatctiu. this jet—United Airlines Flight 816—will roll into New Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association York. We left there 29 days and 22 Member Audit Bureau of Circulation . hours ago. Tha Rtd Bank Atflfttr afjumai BO financial responsibilities tor typographical erron in advertisement* but «in reprint without charge, that part ol an advertisement in whlcb. tbe typographical error occurs. Ad* In that time, we have flown 22,775 •ertisers will please notify the manacama&t immediately of any error whicb may occui. miles. Ordinarily, statistics have no fas- Thla newspaper assumea DO responsibilities (or etatemanta of opinions In Utters from Its readers cination for me. But there is a point to Subscription Prices In Advance One year 115.00 SIi months. 18.00 •Iniie oooy at eansUr, T eenta Single COPT by mall, t cents be proved. The total time in flight was only 39 hours, 51 minutes. Thus, al- FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1962 though we have been gone from home only 30 days, it required less than two BISHOP of them to make the trip. The Ea§ter Message The rest of the time was spent in Paris, Beirut, Devout Christians today mourn believe in His corporeal Resurrec- Jerusalem, New Delhi, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Honolulu and Los Angeles. Nine stops spread over 27 the passion and crucifixion of Jesus tion. This is the content of the New days gave us an average of three days at each place. Christ and on Easter rejoice in HisTestament . . . We may accept or And three days is just enough to get around, see the' resurrection. It is faith in that hope refuse the message, but we may not sights, meet the people, do some shopping, and see that stands out foremost. For to have change it." some of the country. it gives the believer a new sense of Certainly, all who, through The weather was fair and the flights smooth all prayer and devotion, turn to this the way. The only rain we saw was one day in Hono- inner-courage in meeting the prob- lulu. The longest time in transit was six hours and 25 lems of tomorrow. age-old story for inspiration—and minutes—Pan-American Flight two, N.Y. to Paris. The millions have and do—gain an inner- distance was 3,661 miles. The trip from Tokyo to Hono- Followers of Christ, from the be-sense of peace and calm and well lulu was 3,900 miles and was completed in six hours ginning, have proclaimed that He being. The reaction is the same wit! and 20 minutes. Strange? Hardly. We flew east all the was, indeed, the Son of God, andJews of the world who are celebra way, with the jet stream. Sometimes you find it; some- that He, by dying for man's sins, ing Passover as a period of historj times you don't. reconciled the world to its Creator when their forbears were led out oiThese Pays: The highest we flew was between Teheran and and returned to life in His glory. bondage and into freedom. The im LETTERS New Delhi—38,000 feet The fastest was between New There are teachers such as the con- Delhi and Bangkok—750 miles per hour. There are portant factor is that faith kindle; The Expansion ol Power TRADE SCHOOL vast differences between the curiosity—or lack of it— troversial Protestant theologian, Karl hope and keeps it burning. 57 Concord Ave. in passengers. I have to know everything that is going Barth, who argue that man's only It can well be hoped that th< By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Leonardo, N. J. on. My friend Jack Sullivan, who is aboard the same pafli to understanding divine history To the Editor: plane, said: "Don't tell me what's going on up front. prayers and songs of these holy day! In retrospect, the only real significance of the case The Leonardo Taxpayers As- is through complete faith about this. will be heard around the world am sociation has recently gone on I don't \want to hear it." of Kennedy vs. Steel is that by a single act the Presi record as being unalterably op- We made one side trip which was not part of the Indeed, Barth writes: "Do youthat the faith they generate will ulti dent has expanded the power of his office withou posed to the granting of a vari- ance for the construction and op- global voyage. This was from Beirut to Jerusalem— want to believe in the Living Christ? mately succeed in furthering thi legislation. This was attempted by Franklin D. Roose 300 miles each way. It is worth it More than worth velt throughout his regime, but no matter where else eration of a trade school within We may believe in Him only if we brotherhood of men. the residential zone of Leonardo. it The Christian shrines are on the Jordan side of the Roosevelt succeeded, he never actually On investigation by the neigh- border rather than the Israel side. The airport is the gained complete control of the econ- bors, the trade school was to be only one I've ever seen which is on an incline. Fair Haven School Space omy. The National Recovery Act wasa welding school with classes an attempt in that direction but the from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. five nights It also has a sheep crossing gate in the middle of provements to the proposed class a week. This type of school is a the runway. Shepherds taking their flocks from one The Fair Haven Board of Educa- NRA Was declared unconstitutional in commercial venture and would tion hopes to meet an approaching rooms. the Sick Chicken Case. It was beyond disturb the peace and tranqullity pasture to another, walk them across the airport. If classroom space problem by using Fair Haven's board and Charle question a fascistic measure and it is of the neighborhood. a Middle East Airways Viscount is coming in, it is told In February, 1961, the Leonardo to wait until the sheep have departed. three rooms in the Fisk St. Youth E. Howard, superintenden interesting to note that its true nature Taxpayers Association recom- Center for the 1962-63 year- of schools, have gone to great ef- was not generally recognized until it mended to the Middletown Board The town directly below right now is Louisville, reached the Supreme Court of Education that they spearhead Kentucky. In an hour, the trip will be over. Walter The plan, as discussed by the forts in recent years to cope witr SOKOLSKY the movement in Monmouth Shea will meet us with a car. The trip from Sea Bright board, would be to use the rooms the tight classroom situation an President Kennedy has been able to gain control County for a high school of in- to Idlewild requires two hours, so he left home when of the economy because the government is the princi- dustrial trades. This suggestion for some 120 kindergarten pupils ex- avoid a building program, which i was dismissed curtly and prompt- we were over Oklahoma. Walter and United 816 should pal customer of manufactured goods. Roosevelt sought ly by the board members as be- pected to enroll this September. bound to come some day soon. In 1 arrive at the same time. to establish a similar control by creating "yardstick ing impossible. We have subse- I always marvel at the progress of flight, and I am They would be divided into several the meantime, the Youth Center wil businesses; that is, companies engaged in manufactur- quently heard from other persons, provide Fair Haven with the addi- with union affiliations, that they more than casually interested in safety features. When sections. ing heavy goods in competition with existing compa- have been advocating a trade I first flew, in an OX-9 at Newark in 1929, it was easy The board, endeavoring to avoid tional school space it needs. nies; At first it was contemplated that the government school in Monmouth County for to get killed. Now, you would have to fly scores of would own such companies, but wiser counsel pre- more than eight years. An inves- double sessions, believes the move tigation of the requests for skilled millions of miles before the law of averages would to the Youth Center is necessary if It is impossible to make any provailed and loans were made through the Reconstriic- workers In Monmouth County re- catch you. tian Finance Corporation and other agencies to ac- ceived by the local employment proper classroom size for the other found inquiry into natural cause! complish the same end. The various Kaiser enterprises offices, would substantiate the The airlines cannot afford negligence anymore. grades is to be maintained. The cost without being inclined thereby t started that way. facts that trade schooling for The price is too high, A pure jet costs from $3,500,000 of using the borough facility would believe there is one God eternal. welding, construction, electronics up, and the loss of one, with attendant lawsuits, can President Kennedy has developed' a different con- and other skilled crafts are sorely bankrupt a good airline. Matters are so strict that I be reasonable—possibly a $1 a year —Hobbes from cept. The government will neither own nor operate needed. There are adequate facilities saw Lew Diamond of National hold a DC-8 on the for rental and about $3,000 for im- Leviathan these enterprises, but it will control prices. The United for the trade school in the pres- ground because a small part of one generator wasn't States Steel Corporation precipitated this by its inept ent commercial zones of Leonar- unctioning. It had nothing to do with sustaining flight do and they are available at this Your Money's Worth: and inopportune announcement that it would raise Kelly is awake now. She comes out of sleep at prices. Good public relations indicated that such an time. Perhaps other people read- ing this in your paper will have about the same speed as a butterfly coming out of a announcement would only have been sound after the other ideas that they would like coccoon. "Where are we?" she says. I tell her Allen- to express. Wage Increases Are Smallest Since 1955 new wage agreement had been in operation some time town, Pennsylvania. We're starting to let down. At and the evidence was clear that the price was insuf- Very truly yours, By SYLVIA PORTER Arthur Weimer, once, she is off to the rest room armed with lipstick, ficent to maintain efficient plant and equipment. The Chairman of the Boan comb, powder and all the commercial deceptions wom- age Increases so far In 1962 settlement which also omits an: signed in 1961's last 'quarter. Thi President was able to ignore this question because the en use to be what they ain't. ! running at tbe smallest aver wage raise in 1962. Says Dona floor under future wage increase industry failed to make it clear to the people. Busi- UNION BEACH APARTMENTS •|e since 19S5. The "floor" un F. Farwell of the BNA, "Although Is weakening. In the steel con nessmen usually do not grasp the essence of public Union Beach, N. J. I sit back and watch the white fleece of clouds pay hikes is perceptlbl I doubt that the steel settlemen tract, deferred wage increase relations and therefore failed to prove their point or An open letter to Mayor an come up to meet us. There are a lot of thoughts to weakening for the first time in will set off a widespread 'zen have been eliminated for at leas' Council and the Planning Board think. Magellan's ship took three years to make this years. A "zero round"—mean- round,' of course it means there'] the next two years. The escalatoi to have any sense of timing. of Union Beach. clause' was dropped as well trip. Nelly Bly did it in 72 days. Dorothy Kllgallen was ing no cast be lots more zero settlements on Kennedy's Rock of Defense Gentlemen: pay increase probably a further decline in th meaning there'll be no cost-ol At the borough meeting of a child when she wrote herself into overnight fame by whatsoever — average settlement level. Th living adjustments in steel for th The President was able to mobilize his entire Cabi- April 12, 1962, a letter was reai flying around the world. Wiley Post, a one-eyed wizard, Is showing u; lack of a wage boost in steel can' next year or two either. net, particularly the Departments of Justice and De-with favorable recommendatlor In more am help but have this effect on othe made it in eight days in the Winnie Mae. Bread, Batter Importance fense to fight this battle which soon enough involved of the Planning Board for con- more con bargaining situations." traction of 11 garden apartments By the time Kelly comes back, the DC-8 is tracts. These facts about a tale of ma-the questions of inflation, of trusts, of cartels to control (5) Provisions for deferred pay jor bread-and-butter importanc houses, of five apartments each. whipping the froth off the clouds and the "Fasten Seat hikes—under which workers are The . w a g i to all of us and to the entire fre> prices, of defense contracts. It was on the rock of One of our councilmen was in- Belts" sign goes on. I want to say something monu- spiral which automatically guaranteed cas world. defense contracts that the steel industry split, for if stantly in favor of these, and foi has been part wage increases in future years- a few minutes It looked as if I mental, but there is nothing to say. So I grab her hand, In the crucial sphere of mam* some companies did not receive defense contracts, their of the Ameri- are being undercut too. Deferred facturlng particularly, the wag would be agreed noon, just Ilk and hold it tight can economic pay boosts have appeared in 4! production would be trivial. After all, the steel indus- taking a cigarette. Thanks to oui spiral is disappearing and this Two years ago, she made her first flight and was PORTER scene since per cent of the contracts signec helping to erase the backgroun try was hardest hit during the Depression and was mayor, at least it was tempor- World War II Is slowing to a in this year's first quarter againsi arily delayed, inasmuch as he for a price upswing. The reasoi rescued by government contracts and by war. terrified. She sat rigid and staring. Now she computes crawl, wage Inflation is being 53 per cent of the contract: is that the rise in the hourly oui first wanted a report from the brought under control—with al Board of Health regarding drain- flying time with a pencil. "This captain did all right," put of the average factory worke; A government contract is rarely beneficial for any she says. "He averaged 565 miles per hour, including file good this implies to the trend CARM1CHAEL Is ranging much higher than th business, what with shifting specifications, whimsical ing conditions. of prices and your cost of living rise in his hourly wage. Indus- Gentlemen, we assume we all slow climb and slow descent." In coming months, to tho integ try's Investments in modernlza- controls, and renegotiations long after the goods have know what the draining condition rity and buying power of the U.S. The ship comes in like a ballerina doing Swan ion of plants and equipment, Its been delivered. Nevertheless, when it is the best busi- are in Harris Gardens, more than Lake on marshmallows. The trip is over. Sullivan taps dollar, to our ability to meet com- tricter policing of costs, waste, ness available, it becomes prime. Today, the American poor. The last storm proved petition from foreign producers methods of production are paylnf igain it is not suitable for home me. "I can't wait," he says, "until somebody in my of goods at home and abroad. ff in savings in the timo em steel industry exports about as much steel as is im- milding at all. as it was com-joint says 'What's new?'"... * In view of the spectacular re- iloyees havo to work to turn out ported. The peril is that we shall import so much steel pletely inundated, isolated and treat steel has just been forced in item. In short, while cash pay as to endanger our home Industry. This the Department mpassable for fire engines, am- to make en a price hike, today's s still climbing and fringe benc- Milance and any other vehicles The Hopefnl Season report on what is happening on its are certainly becoming mor of Defense can hold over the head of the industry. 'or emergencies. It seems It will the wage front is of unusual sig xpensive, these costs are being Therefore, companies largely or wholly dependent on >e approved without even the nlficance. Here are tho facts to more than offset by the saving government must function on the principle that theI roper plans, drawings, variances, be disclosed this week-end by the production time. etc Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., customer is always right. According to newspaper reports a major Washington research or- It's not a wage "freeze" bu1 t's a pattern responsible indus The President has won n victory in the expansion it looks favorable, the speculators ganization in the labor market can go ahead, but we protest field. rlalists running modern factorie of presidential powers and has established the fact an tolerate and profit under. that his hold on his Cabinet and on Congress is com strongly against it, because as Down 7.4 Cents We're flashing the signal tha stated, 11 houses with five, three- plete, but he has frightened privately-owned enterprise room apartments each, each with (1) The average cosh pay hike e're into a period of relativi vaRe and price stability and wi md the private investor beyond anything that had here a bedroom, living room, and In 888 settlements signed so far kitchen, rumors have it there will giis year and analyzed by the Intend to stay In It. With thi toforo been experienced. This is a by-product of the cws coming on top of the can be no children allowed in said SNA is down to 7.4 cents, com- President's press conference and his implied attack on buildings, which of course will pared with 8.1 cents In the com- cellation of the steel price rise wd the non-Inflationary steel con irofits which did not go over well. never stand up in a court of law, parable period of last year and being tiiis is against every fed- an average of 7.8 cents in 13G1 rnct, we're tolling tho world that he integrity of the dollar is to be The President does not have Roosevelt's gift of eral, stale, religious and human as a whole. Not since the mid- law In the book. So, with 55 1950s has the average been this nnintaincd. arcasm. When Roosevelt employed this rhetorical de- Those trends have to ho If we're apartments, we will get at least •mall. ice, it was like a piercing rapier, president Kennedy 110 more children enrolled In our (2) In wage contracts signed in • stay a first-rate nation in ompetitive world. Hnppily, :an display, anger but not nastiness. Therefore, his school system. At the average manufacturing industries, the av- at eference to profits only frightened. This is unfortunate cost of $2-10 per child, this will erage wage increase has been ast they're developing. amount to $24,000 per year for even lower—seven cents, down al- it n time when the country requires unity of purpose school cost only, which will be most a cent from tho name per- There are moro thunderstorms n the face of our enemy. way above the total amount of iod In lDfil. i the interior of Florida than taxes coming in from this de- (3) In nine per cent of tho con- iy other locution in tho United It will take a great effort on the part of the Presi- elopment, not even to speak of tracts, there has been n» wage :atcs. lent to re-establish a sense of confidence in the busi- borough taxes and a loan for an- boost, almost double the "zero" ess world, particularly as his enemies now have a other new school. Simple arith- percentage In contracts settled In Tho Declaration of Imlepend- logan to use against him, namely, that he is opposed metic shows us instead of prog- the first few months of 1061. nco Is kept In a fireproof, shock- ress It will be slum creation. Our (4) Not included to th/s nine roof and bombproof stccl-and- > tho profit system. The alternative to the profit sys- :ode says. "A room for sleeping per cent Is th» basic steel wage 6—Friday, April 20, 1962 concrcte vault at night. m is Socialism. (Seo LETTERS, Page 7) •A TEA* UP people kaow al» that it U diffi- Phillips Takes RED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 20, 1962-7 NJ. cult to get industry without LETTERS FROM OUR READERS To The Editor; sewers and dtspott! pUnli In- Reserve Course ry, 1S43, H« *trved two yean.tad of the Society of Military From the dustrial owner i do not like to the European ttitttet T5> JAP"" V T33T about one hour and that the othe stead of in active participation at 11 firms, some out of state am nationally known, were anxious t forums where they can personal- •end representatives as soon ly express their feelings before an X possible. Is Mr. Kupper's firm Interested audience. What I am V Super Special co busy that he can't spend one going to tell about is in my hour for a potential $9 million thoughts an amusing incident of project? If so, then perhaps hi which I was a party. I believe won't have time to do the surve: that we could use a little more m Ru-Mer Spin Reels anyway. I don't believe thi true comedy stories these days. since Mr. Kupper is a busines. Well, here goes. man and he obviously is inter- The other day, in fact Income Your choice of ested in any potential business. tax day, (this is not the amusing Therefore, I conclude that fo: part) as I came out of the Centra! 4 models .... tome reason the committee ha: Jersey Bank and Trust Building been stalling in making the d in Eatontown, I noticed a little cision. The committee, in th< lad about five or six years old • Ru-Mer Super Model voice of Mayor Lawley can an headed for a large economy size noylngly state "that we won't be mail box In front of the bank. In • Ru-Mer M-201 pushed into anything," but I toe his hand he held a large piece of can annoyingly charge that th scrap paper which if rolled up • Ru-Mer Pacific problem has been inherent I would be about the size of a soft- Save! Reg. 10.98 Middletown since 1956 and man; ball. 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Keyport EngliiMown Atlantic Highland* adjusts to 90* right, left. polishing pad included. i—Friday, April 20, 1962 HED BANK MCI5TEB X-Ray Lecture t -tfsqAL letaa, tour ptea to uae U* cptrunttti u a summer home s Hall Mark ud winter retrwtt. At Fitkin NEPTUNE — The question When completed, the aound- "What Is X-ray?" was aiuwerad I Units Rented proofed units will be veiled from at a lecture on- basic principle* LONG BRANCH - Fifteen the ttreet with landscaped of radiation therapy Monday at •ptrtraentt in the Hall Mark grounds. They will have private Fitkin Hospital. It was the sec- Ranch apartments, Ocean Av«.,gardens with barbecue pits and ond in a series in the post grad- fcava been rented, according to tablet for the exclusive use of Mora* 8. IkokM. the resident!). j uate nursing program at the hos- «_M„ MattlioM»tll»2On ArATenutj , % pick *\Utts*. an announcement from The Ra- pital. Aabury Park. K. i. Attorney tor Petmonara bar Corp, Union, builders Construction features include Four more talks will be given, «rU a, to ». S7 S1J.M Don't let fancy words fool you— There are 44 units In the oneparquet flooring, separate dress- and are open to all nurses in these are unretouched photos! glory ranch apartment commun- ing rooms with vanitory and the area, graduate and practical, COUNTT Of HONMOBTH hamper, built-in TV antennae, STATE OF NEW «MUtY ity. active or inactive. Those inter- Notlca Is hereby flrea thai Haled Of the 15 families already slgn- phone outlets, blinds and screens. ested may call Mrs. Barbara blda will be received br tne Board of Ohoaien Vraenoldar* ol 1h« County Schmidt, director of nursing serv- of Honmouth, (or th* Fainting ol Bridge No. W-U, Ocean Attain artr ices at Fitkin Hospital. abafjc River, betwaan Avon and Bel- At the lecture Monday, the mii, New Jersey and opfned and read n publU at tna Ball at Records, Main technical aspects of X-ray were •treat, freehold, N. J.. on wadnea- described by Dr. George Green, ay. May J, IBB. nt 1:00 o'clock p.m. FREE INSTALLATION Eastern Daylight Saving Time an attending physician In the ra- Spaclflcatlona and form ol bid, ton- diology department at Fitkin. He raoi and bond tor the proposed work, jrepired by H. Leror Martin, lion- ALUMINUM said that electromagnetic wave mouth County Eniineer, h»va been Ued in me otflca of said Ksglneer COMBINATION radiations are produced by X- n tne Hall ox Records, aforementioned Beat bay! Ranch in beautiful condition! ray machines and delivered to a and may ba Impacted by prospective blddera during business hours. Bidders $16,900 specific body area. Treatment Is LAW OFFICES.— R«nov«tion« hava b«*n eomplatad en will be turnlahed with a copy of the designed to kill, or render Inert, Speciflc&tlona by the County Ungineer Bring your check book when you Inspect this ranch — It STORM thii property at 794 Broad St., Shrewsbury, for oceii- ^pon proper notlea., will be »old on sightl You get wall-to-w»U carpeting to hall, cancerous tissue. The objectives Bids must be mads on atandard living, and dining rooms! You get an electric rang* with 2 of X-ray are cure and relief. pancy by M. Raymond McGowan, attorney, whoia office iropos&l forms in tha manner deslg- »ted therein and required by the ovenal Best yet ... lavishly shrubbed lot, split rail tenet! WINDOWS Types of radiation therapy and wat formerly in Freehold. Mr. McGowan's new office for Ipeclfleailons, must be enclosed In sealed envelopes bearing the name and LAV/LEY AGENCY, Realtor* general principles of Its action the practice of law is th» dwelling formerly owned by address of the bidder fcnA name of IN State Hwy. 35, Red Bank SH 14M2 were described. Concurrent med- tha work, on the outside, addressed to the Board of Chosan Freeholders ical care was said to be mainly Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 6. Greenwood, Sr. The structure of tha County of Monmouth and must >• accompanied by a bonding cer- supportive, including proper nu- was renovated in the colonial style which the borough tlftcatt and a certified check, drawn trition and building up of pa. u> th« order of Uia Monmouth County Rumson home 6™*77 is trying to maintain along the business zone of Broad Treasurer, for not less than ten per tient's morale. St. Sale was negotiated by Dowstra Agency of Red ent (MM) of tha amount bid and ba The nursing care of patients delivered at the plaoa and on the with 4 bedrooms, Triple Insert • Weatherstripped hour named above. Tha atandard pro- receiving X-ray treatment was Bank. posal forma win be lurnlahed upon ap- Can be cleaned easily from Inside. Made of all ALCOA outlined. Special Instruction* >)!oat!os to the llonmoiath County £n- m«»r. 2 baths - value plus! Aluminum. Free installation by our own skilled crafts- were given for care of patients Tha right la reserved to reject any men. (WE SELL AT ADVERTISED PRICES.) BUY receiving radioactive isotopes. Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Hender- lead Golf and Country Club, or all bids If deemed to th* InteteM DIRECT — SHOWROOM ONLY! NO SALESMEN! NO Spring Lake Heights. ^ tha County of Monmouth to do so. $17,000 It was explained that the useson, Rt. 35. He has been pro- By order of the Board of Chosen COMMISSIONS! These are quality windows at lowest moted to the rank of fireman, Freeholders ol the County of Mon- prices anywhere—Shop! Compare! Save! of radioactive isotopes is mainly mouth. diagnostic, but there Is some and upon his termination of Mrs. Robert O. Thatcher, JOSEPH c. IBWIN, Director. leave will report to Norfolk, Va. hapel Hill Rd., has retumei IP.VINO B. BENNETT. Clerk. Imagine — a center hall home with 4 bedroom! at futt • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY therapeutic application, for ex- ample In thyroid disease. home from Rivervlew Hospital April M, W - $19.1 $17,000! Imagine — you get electric range, refrigerator, STORE HOURS: » AJM. TO • P.M. where she was a surgical patient, dishwasher, garbage disposal, all included at just 117.0001 WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO • The Post Graduate Nursing Mrs. Michael Stavola, Chapel COUNTY OF MONMOUTH And that's not all. There's a full basement with outside "Betweao YaakCa i Program Is under the auspices Hill Rd., and daughters Cindy STATE Of HEW JERSEY entrance, first floor den ... house opposite recreation area! of the Department of Medical Ed- and Lorraine have returned from Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, Notice Is hereby given that iealed blda will ba received by the Board of ELLEN S. HAZELTON, R««ltor ucation of Fitkin Hospital. It isa two-week vacation at Fort Gaylord Berth, Cooper Rd., wer %oten Freeholders of the County of their daughter, Mrs. Charles Stir- Monmouth for Furnieblng Ready IS W. River Rd.. Rumson PhOM SiMOM designed to broaden nursing Lauderdale, Fla. Mixed White Traffic Paint for tha P knowledge in various fields. The rup, and family, of Watchung. Highway Department of the County and opened and read In public In the Hall four other lectures will be held of Recordi. Main Street, Freehold, 32 Broad St. SHodyside 1-7WO Ktd *•* in the Ford Auditorium at theMrs. Steven Wood, Cooper Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reldcmeis N. J., on Wednesday May 3. 1903 a and sons Bret and Mark recently ter and family have moved t 2:00 o'clock, p.m., Eutern Daylight Extra-ordinary! hospital Mondays at 1:30 p.m. returned from a vacation trip to Saving or Standard Time, whichever .?•••••••••••••••••€* On April 30, "Theory of Blood Red Hill Rd. from their horn prevalle. Pompano Beach, Fla. on Tower Hill, Red Bank. Specifications and form of bids toi 4-bedroom Colonial Banking" is the subject'. Other the proposed work, prepared by Mr, lectures are "Laboratory Tests, ff. &eroy Martin, Monmoutli County Engineer and approved by the N, J. on double lot Their Use and Interpretation," Mrs. C.'W. Lyon, Sr., Beverly Mark Howard Wasserman, so State Highway Commtaaioner, hav Hills, Calif.', Is visiting her sonof Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wasser* been filed In the office of the etl> COMPLETE May 14; "Management of thhe Engineer In the Hall of Records, Free- $18,500 Thoracotomy Case," May 28, and daughter-in-law, Mr. anmand , Navesink River Rd., cele- hold, N, J.* and In tha office of thl Mrs. C. W Lyon, Jr, Lufborrow brated his third birthday April stile Highway Commissioner Trenton, and "Operative and Non-opera* N J., and may be Inspected by pros- HEARING HELP La. pective bidders during business hours. tlve Management of Herniated Bidder* will ha furnished with a cops Disc," June 18. of tha Specifications upon proper no- Mrs. Robert Park,, Coopep r Rd., John Cesar, son of Ma), amtice to tha County Engineer. Here Is one of the best values on the market today! Thli FOR ONLY $50.00 recentltl y spent a th' Blda must ba made on standard iro month's vaca Mrs. Charles Cesar, Victoria PI. poaal forma In tha manner deslgnatei , large, well-built Colonial haa 4 roomy bedrooms, 2 eneloaed tlon in Florida. was advanced to the rank o! la the Specifications; must be enclosed i sunrooms, living room fireplace. What's more, it haa new In sealed envelopes bearing the nami Fairview Eagle Scout Monday night ai and. address of the- bidder and nam< I roof, new paint Job, 2-car detached garage ., . double lot! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courten, the Court of Honor of Troop 17 o]or the worn to be bid on, on In I SWEENEY AGENCY, Realtors ^— -^- —-——-— Richard J. O'Shaughnessy, son outside; addressed to the Board y King's Hwy., Chapel Hill, recent' the Red Bank Methodist Church, Chosen Freeholders of the County o: ' P. 0. BIdg., Sea Bright Phone 842-14(2 Hearing Service involves more than Just a hearing of MrM . andMrs. RicharRihd ly returned from a trip to Nas- Monmouth and must be accompanied O'Shaughnessy, by a non-collusion affidavit and a cer< aid. To assure your complete satisfaction, you get gy, Monroe St.,, resau- . ELECTED TO 'KEY' tilled check for not lesej than ten pel cently celebrateb d his 12th birth- cent (10%) of the amount bid, prc all this from Zenith—at one low price! MADISON — Thirty-seven vtded enld check, need not be more e Zenith's powerful model 80 day. than J2O.00O.OO nor leas than $500.01 Mrs. Helen Menhennett, Wal- dents at Drew University haw payable to tne Treasurer of the Coun nut St., last week visited rela been elected to membership I ty of Monmouth and be delivered e Ztnith quality Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. the place on or before the hour abov< •arphon*. Charles Corcoran,'! Cooper Rd., tives in Delaware. "Green Key," a student organ named. The etandard propoeal form ft zation which will participate i attached to the supplementary epeclfl cord and were Mr. and Mrs. John Corco- cations, copies of which will be fui stock ••mold. George Butler, King's Hwy. Day at Drew activities, condui ntshed on apllcatlon to the Count: ran and Mr. and Mrs. George Er.yineer. Plager and son Vincent, all ofhas returned from a business trip campus tours to visitors am to the Far East. serve as hostesses and hosts fo The right Is reserved to reject am 10-Day Money-Back Guarantee—you must be satisfied New York City. special events held at the unlor all bids If deemed to the Interest or your money back. of the County of Monmouth to do so. : New! Ranch in wanted River Oaks section Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Smith, versity. By order of the Board of Chosen Ask to see and then compare one-year warranty and Mrs. Alan Bey, Wilson Clr., Freeholders of the county of lion- celebrated her birthday last week Ballock PI., celebrated their 25th New members, all juniors, li mouth. i $21,800 famous Five-Year Protection Service Plan. wedding anniversary March 31 cluda Susan Barnard of Lee JOSEPH C. IBWIN, Director. , Most homes in this coveted residential site are priced much at a family gathering in her IRVING* a BENNETT, Clerk. After purchase, assistance, guidance and instruction. with a dinner party at the Home- nardo, N. 3. April JO. 27 J21.' > higher! This is one of the most superb locations you hava home. ' ever seen! You'll love this meticulous ranch ... its lovely ! landscaped lot, its immaculate Interior, fireplace! Attached "LIVING SOUND" Mrs. Mildred Norton, Cobble i garage, patio, full basement, too! HEARING AIDS Close Farm, Cooper Rd., recent- ! CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor! ly returned from a vacation trip • 41 E. Front St., Red Bank SH MOM to Nassau. Com* in or call for a free demonstration. MONMOUTH HEARING AID CENTER Barclay "Bud" Henderson, who 15 White St. 1A1 AOOO MRS. LYDIA has been serving on the USS. English Tudor H Great Sit Kin on a cruise In the Red Bank * 11 U<£3«9 TURLEY Mediterranean, spent 10 days' tagged at a leave recently with his parents, look-again low! FLOWER $24,500 Usually this home would be priced many dollars mor» — FESTIVAL you profit because the owner is set to move out of statel EASTER Come see the sumptuous, tree-studded lot... at an address you'd be proud to give! Extras include 2-car garage, fire- place, porch, finished basement. Don't wait — call nowl LARGEST DISPLAY ON WALKER & WALKER, Realtors THE JERSEY COAST! Shrewsbury — SH 1-5212 Hazlet — OS 14121 CUT FLOWERS Corsages * Plants We feel we have the largest display of Easter flowers in this area. But don't take our word . . . Come see for yourself. ^ Newly decorated Colonial — 5 bedrooms! Lilies • Caladlum IS $32,500 Tulips • Oloxlnta ssaa Hera is a lot of house for the money! Check the 2 zon« ,_ heat, living and dining room carpeting, fireplace, 1*6 baths. Hyacinths • Cineraria* >*!! Check the large den, enclosed porch, aluminum storm-and-. Daffodils • Geraniums ^™ screens, abundance of closets. Finest residential area! "~ RUSSELL M. BORUS AGENCY, Realtors Hydrangeas • Gardenia* ^ 100 River Rd., Fair Haven SH 7-4M2 African Violets • Azaleas - Special! AZALEAS $ 00 4 for x1 j Owner transferred -*— home goes at low price LIME SO Ib. bar, [39* I $35,000 ...That's what mommy says! sha says that for a > Here is a Colonial in the luxury class ... but with a price ; that's down to earth! You'll indorse the large, woodland limited time only, you can get In on Eaton Crest's Special Family io JUST ARRIVED Membership plan, entitling everyone to the healthful benefits of the ; lot in finest home area, the lovely breezeway, cement pa' - •You'll approve the spotless interior, fireplace, lft baths! Jackson & Perkins exclusive club. Sha says it Include* a private swimming pool, sun I THE LOW AGENCY, Realtors "PRIZE WINNING ROSES" deck, championship tennis courts, shuffleboards, snack bar and • tM River Rd., Fair Haven SH 1-4477 separated children's wading pool and playground. She says It's ROSES exciting. She says It's relaxing. She says It's private. And my mommy Miniature Rose Trees - Bushes • Climbers knows everythingl • Religious Planters EATON .CRKT-NEW JERSEY'S NEW STANDARD MR SUMMERTIME FUN! Call Today— Complete Selection of Evergreen* • Peal MOMI - Fertilher Mimbtririfp ft Limited ZZ2 It's new! Big split-level tagged way-down REST Zm $23,500 MUSCLES WATERMELON BAR -^; You get the most for your dollar in this fine, new split- levcl! You get Tour bedrooms, Vfa baths, playroom with HWY. 36 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0613 »•• lidlng glass door.t — plus mahogany paneled den! And, •M 'ou get three-fifth aero of beautiful ground In a top resl- lential area! Call now, we're open every day! "EASY TO REACH I ROM ANY DIRECTION" PINE BAOOK ROAD, off Hope Road, EATONTOWN MAIL: P. 0. Box 374, Eitonlown, N.). M J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES, INC. URGE PARKING AREA—OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY MM Raaltort -•• SH Sarwrabury Av«., N«w Shrewf bury Phone 741-7741 BANK REGISTER ' Frufcy, April 20, 19«-* #A&Y CROSSWORD 'A 11. fat. f lfcltoaous S.l l]-.f\ comparison nils Eire* •.Bom •-•* 4.T-»xhth» niok- ctmtrtry of U.OBCoe>« toes B-Spun 21, Correct shoppers scoured the town •."-—wen aa.To eow U.leotd. tlisvt ends 2&Cluuigeji SLLitU* UUrikd well" 24* Sunshatde 83. Mine T.Bxclsv 3S.ai«uu entrtue. DISCOUNT CENTERS IT.Oepeit mation SS.Xove 34. Wicked UAMde 8. Pardoned smoothly 11 Room 9. Plant SO.TrouUUw 38. Harem tlah IDOBl and their report is... • 2 • r s » •I 15 IT 15" 6 to V is % tsA M. Hundredth 2b at aright •VILgle* BCUltil SALVATION ARMY ST. JAMES CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST BAPTIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL ST. GEORGE*S-BY.THE-RJVER LUTHER MEMORIAL Red Bank Red Bank Red Bask Red Bank Red B»nk Shrewsbury EPISCOPAL The Lutheran Church (Mo.) The Salvation Army will take Sunday masses are at 6, 7, S, Easter services will be held Easter will be observed at 8, Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, will The culmination of Holy Week Rumson New Shrewsbury part In the Easter sunrise serv- 10 11 and 12 (high mass) in Sunday at 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev, W. Gordon preach on the topic, "The Emp- will b« found' in the original re- There will be a service of Holy The Good Friday service will ice Sunday at 6 a.m. in Marine the church and 9, 10 and 11 Rev. James L. Ewalt, associate Lowden will preach on the sub- ty Tomb - The Risen Lord" at ligious exercises projected on Communion Sunday at 7:30 a.m. be at 7:45 p.m. at the Tinton Park. o'clock in the high school audi- minister, will preach at the 7:30 ject, "Can Evil Overcome the 8:45 and 11 a.m. services Easter morning, beginning with At 9 a.m. there will be a fes- Falls School. The sermon will be The ensuing Sunday schedule torium. service and Rev. Dr. Charles S. Good?" at the three services. Easter. At the 8:45 a.m. service the blessing of the paschal can- tival service of Holy Communion based upon the last word Of Our will be: Sunday school, 9:45 Confessions are heard Satur- Webster, will b« the preacher at Rev. Kerry Robb, associate min- he chapel choir will sing "This dle during the 8 a.m. celebration with an address by the rector. Lord from the cross, "Father, in- a.m.; Senior Soldiers preparation days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from the other services." William C. ister. Glad Easter Day." The chancel of Holy Eucharist. The lighting A carillon recital will be played to Thy Hands I Commend My class, 10 a.m.; Holiness meeting, 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- Wood, minister of music, will be All five choirs will participate choir will sing at 11 a.m. "Wor- of the candle by Rev. An- one half hour before this service. Spirit." The choir will sing a J. 11 a.m., and Junior Soldiers ing the 8 o'clock mass and after at the organ console. n the services. The intermediate thy Is the Lamb" and "Hallelu- selm Broburg will start afresh Marshall C. Bush, organist and S. Bach arrangement of "O Sa- meeting at 11 a.m. Novena services Monday. At the 7:30 a.m. service, Mr. choir will sing, "Thou Hallowed jah Chorus." Church School will the symbolization of the 40 days choirmaster, will play the "Chor- cred Head Now' Wounded." The Nursery care" will be provided Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 Ewalt's sermon topic will be Chosen Morn" and the youth and meet at 9:45 a.m. Christ remained on earth follow- le in E major" as a prelude, Junior Choir, under the direction during worship, under the direo p.m. in the church. A baptism "The Greatest News in the Intermediate choirs "Ye Sons The community sunrise service ing His resurrection, and the can- and the "Concerto in A minor" of Mrs. Ann Dassow, will sing tion of Louise Flannigan. blank must be obtained from the World." The organ meditation nd Daughters" at the 8 a.m. will be in Marine Park at 6 o'- dle will burn at every church for the organ postlude. The choir "Before the Cross o! Jesus" by An Easter play entitled, "The rectory and filled 'out before the will be "Choral in F Minor" ervice. clock. The BYF groups will meet service until the Feast of tht if men and boys will sing at the F. C. Maker. Gardener," directed by Edith Baptism takes place. and the postlude, "Toccata." The At 9:30 a.m., the junior choir at 6 p.m. followed by a presen- Ascension. Robert DeAdder, Paul offertory, "Sing We Triumphant The Resurrection of Our Lord Frazer will be presented Sunday Novena devotions In honor of ntroit, "Open the Gates of the 'ill sing "Thou Hallowed Chosen tation of "The Messiah" by the Lombard and Leonard Rogers Songs." Rev. Cyril Carrie will as- will be celebrated In a festival at 7:30 p.m. ihe church. Temple," will be played by Doug- Morn" and "That Easter Day chancel choir at 7 p.m. They will be acolytes. Ushers will be sist the rector at this service. service at 10:45 a.m. "Unbeliev- A prayer service will be held as Johnson, trumpeter. The With Joy Was Bright." will sing Parts II and III. Solo- Frederick E. Lombard and Paul At 11 a.m., there will be a fes- able — But True!" is the aermon Tuesday at 7 p.m. and ~tfie ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Westminster Fellowship choir will At the 9:30 and 11 a.m. serv- sts will be Miss Dorcas E. Diaz, P. Parker. ival service of morning prayer topic of Rev. Daniel D. Reinheim- Ladies' Home League will meet sing "Lo, the Earth Is Risen' ces, Ruth Bell, alto, and Robert Mrs. Francis Swartz, William The "Alleluia Mass" service at at which the rector will preach. er for Easter. The choir, under Red Bank Again" and "Christ Triumphant," Tuesday at 8 p.m. under the Masses are celebrated Sunday Spencer, tenor, will offer Magee and Joseph Moore. 9 a.m. will be the principal par- Robert D. McKee will play a re- the direction of Marvin Fichter, leadership of Mrs. Sylvia Chad- accompanied by a trumpet trio Handel's "O Death Where is Thy The community Good Friday ish Eucharist worship Easter cital on the Mary Owen Burden will sing "Christ is Arisen" by A. at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. consisting of Jay Blake, Les wick. Confessions are heard Saturdays Sting" from the Messiah. The service will be held in the church Day, with the children of Church carillon a half hour before this Gumpeltzhaimer and "Christ the The Sunday school teachers Blane and Corey Rich. Ushers chancel choir will sing "But from noon to 3 p.m., with the School joining their parents in service. The men and boys' choir Lord is Risen Today," by Robert from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from will be Henry G. Harley, assisted preparation class will be taught 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thanks Be To God" and "Worthy following speakers: Rev. A. A. the rites of Communion and in will sing "Christ,' Our Passover" Williams. The Junior Choir will by Miss Mary Evans Wednesday by Norman P. Bate, Hamilton Is The Lamb." Attenborough, Rev. William Mills, singing the traditional songs of and "Sing We Triumphant Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. Browne, John W. Kouba, Jr. and ing "Jesus Christ is Risen-To- at 7.30 p.m. Sundays. At the II a.m. service the car- Rev. Kerry Robb, Rev. Henry jubilation. The children will pre- Songs." day" under the direction of Mrs. 'aul R. Regan. Edwin F. Herr, Morgan, Capt. Harold Burgmay- sent their Lenten mite boxes.' The League of Mercy will visit The Miraculous Medal Novena il choir will sing, "Spring Song," At noon there will be a cele- Ann Dassow. A nursery is pro- Jr. and H. Ralph Pemmerl will 'The Growing Seed" and "East- er. Rev. Donald Higbee and Rev. Easter music will be sung by iration of Holy Communion. hospitals and nursing homes is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and comprise the welcoming commit- vided for small children during Wednesday beginning at 1:30 r Bells." James Ewalt. Soloists will be he congregation, led by an en- All of the flowers in the church the service. the Perpetual Novena to St. An- ee Mrs. Francis Swartz and Miss p.m. thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. There will be no Church School larged St. Gregory's choir under will be memorial flowers and will The Sunday school and Bible Sunbeams, Junior Legion, and At the 9 and 11 a.m. services, iessions at 9:30 or 11. a.m. Dorcas E. Diaz. the direction of Mrs. G. R. Wood be distributed to the sick and Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. Stan- classes meet at 9:30 a.m. A class Crusaders will meet in separate PILGRIM BAPTIST Dr. Webster will preach on the Altar flowers will be given by and instrumentation by Norman shut-Ins and the bereaved on for persons interested in learning groups Thursday at 4 p.m. A heme, "The Glory of Easter." Miss Emma Jane Lafetra; Miss ey Scheer, organist, will present Albert on the organ, David Monday morning. more about the Lutheran Church Red Bank a recital of music for meditation and Stuart Hammond on trum- Youth Fellowship family supper, Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will The Tower Hill choir will sing Lucy E. Woglom, in memory of Dr. James G. Van Nostrand is being conducted by the pastor with parents, will be held Thurs- "The World Is Blithe and Gay" her mother, Mrs. Harriet Wog- and prayer. pets and Charles Sheridan on the and Arnold Tulp, assisted by the at 9:30 a.m. each Sunday. conduct services Sunday at 11:30 trombone. Besides the anthem, day at 5:30 p.m. Corps Cadets a.m. and "Christ Conquereth." lom; Mrs. Vincent B. Smith, ' in The church library committee 'estrymen, will usher at the serv- The Evangelism and Steward- will meet Thursday at 6:45 p.m. At the 9 o'clock service the remembrance of her mother, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. The 'Alleluia Morn of Beauty," the ces. ship committee meets at 8 p.m. Sunday school will meet at 10 Mrs. Heinrich Charles; and the mid week service will be held a.m. ushers will be William J. Ryan, following hymns will be sung: At 4 p.m. there will be a fes- Monday at the home of John Mc- FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 2d, assisted by Gordon Forsyth, Warner family in memory of n the chapel Wednesday at 7.30, "Welcome, Happy Morning," "He ival Easter service for members Learen, Red Bank. A prayer meeting will be held Richard Warner. Easter bulletins followed by a meeting of the Va- Is Risen, He Is Risen," "Come, Shrewsbury Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Jr., Walter B. Gillette, Henry G. if the church school. The girls' Tuesday, the Lutfier Memorial The "Back To Pentecost Cru Harley, Ole A. Klady, George W. re presented in memory of Mr. :ation Bible School Committee. Ye Faithful, Raise The Strain" choir will sing and the rector will Women's Society meets at Christ Lansdowne, Charles C. Maute, The annual choir banquet will and "Jesus Christ Is Risen To- Mde" will begin at 8 p.m.tomor- ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL nd Mrs. Schenck S. Thompson, give a short address at this serv- Episcopal parish house at 8 p.m. row. The crusade will follow the Stanley Munger, Moses C. Mur- ->y their children. be held Thursday, April 26. day, Alleluia!" Joining the com- ice. An Easter plant will be giv- Red Bank Thursday, the choir rehearses revival pattern taken from the phey and Ira N. Sheppard. Rob- The executive committee of munion procession as cruclfer, en to each child. at the parsonage at 8 p.m. Book of Acts. The speaker will Holy Communion will be cele- ert W. Bennett and Wallace A. the Woman's Society of Christian PRESBYTERIAN orchbearers and servers will be The bishop of New Jersey will brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. Saturday, - the. confirmation be Rev. M. Handel Price of Eng Maginn will comprise the wel- Service will meet at 8 p.m. Mon- Romson Walter Deiss, Jr., Jack Jordan, Isit the parish at -4 o'clock on class meets at th* parsonage at land. Rev. Mr. Price has con- Holy Communion will be cele- coming committee. day in the Education building. The Easter sunrise service will Howard Steel, Robert Thomas Whitsunday. June 10, to confirm brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- 9 a.m. ducted crusades throughout Eu- At 11 o'clock, the ushers will The Alanon family group will be held in the grove at 6:30, and Robert Walker. Ushers will a class of adults and young rope, Canada and other parts of cept the fourth Sunday of each meet at 9 p.m. in Fellowship weather permitting. In case of be Alfred Allen, Lambert Bee- people. The rector will begin be Fred R. Daniels, assisted by CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL the United States. Each night of month, when there will be a serv- Richard K. BroWn, Edwin M. Hall. rain, the> service will be held in uwkes, Joseph Jordan and John classes for instruction of those to the crusade, he will pray for the ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. Close, Thomas S. Field, Jr., Ar- The Interdenominational pray- Fellowship Hall. A light break- Osborn. be confirmed on April 30 for the Rumson sick and afflicted. Prayer will al Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45 thur T. Holey, Karl B. Litzelman, er and study group will meet 10 fast will be served by the board As is the Easter custom, an boys and on May 1 for the girls. Services tonight wil] begin at so be offered for those seeking a.m. Benjamin R. Pickering, Thomas a.m. Tuesday. There will be a of deacons after the service. Easter egg hunt for children will These young people will .meet 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal for the baptism of the Holy Spir- At 9:30 and 11 a.m., services regularly for such instruction up will preach on the topic: "Why L. Shirley, Edward H. Urion and course in audio visual aids taught ake place immediately after the All This Fuss?" Cantor Sidney it. AME ZION Fred D. Wikoff 3d. The welcom- >y Philip Petersen. in room 112 will be held in the auditorium 9 a.m. service. The eggs will be to and including Monday and Red Bank of Fellowship Hall Rev. Harvey Tuesday, June 4 and 5. Scharff, assisted by the Bnai Is- The Sunday school topic will be, ing committee will consist of II at 8 p.m. and The Wesley Fel- blessed at the Eucharist and then rael choir under the direction of "He is Risen." The regular serv- Rev. Chatles E. Bourne will don R. Blackburn and Alfred W. lowship group will play volley- C. Douie, Jr., will preach on will b« hidden in the church preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday Leonard Schlosberg, will sing fes- tee will begin at 11 a.m. with Rev. Jones. ball in Fellowship Hail at 8 p.m. 'Jesus Christ Is Risen Today." yard. ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL tival songs. school will meet at 9:30 a.m. John H. Watson. 3d, minister Price as the speaker. The church At the 9 a.m. Church School On Wednesday, the women of When fhe "Alleluia Egg" is Belford Mrs. Sidney Hodas In observance choir will sing two selections. An Easter program will be session the drama group of the the church will attend the anni- of music, will play "Easter found the church bell will be presented by the Sunday school Today at 9 a.m. the mass of Candlelighting time will be 6:20 ( The evening service will begin junior department, under the di- versary day program at the Dea- Chimes," "Gwalshmai" and rung. the pre-sanctified will be offer- at 3:30 p.m. "Toccata." At the 9:30 service, Father Broburg will preach at p.m. The floral offering for the at 7 o'clock, with the young rection of Mrs. Chester Hough- coness Home and Community ed. At 1 p.m. Stations of the cue Ma &l p^iBuop sq HIM }|d|nd people presenting a pageant en Prayer services will be held taling and Miss Carol HouRh Center, Camden, New Jersey. the Westminster choir will sing the 9 and 11 a.nv Eucharist serv- Cross, address and evening Wednesday at 8 p.m. "The Strife Is O'er." John E. ices, his theme centering about of their wedding anniversary. An titled, "The Challenge Of The taling will present the play, "The The Married Couples Bible prayer will be held. From 7 to oneg shabbat will follow the serv- Cross." Music will be provided Living Christ," in Westminster Class will hold a dinner meeting Stebbins, Westminster choir di Easter, the Christian .Passover. 8 p.m. the sacrament of penance ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC rector, will sing the offertory ice. by the church orchestra. Rev Keansburg Hall. at 7 p.m. Thursday. Rev. Kerr At 11 a.m. his acolyte will be will be administered. John Deegan, pastor, will conduct Robb will speak on "The Future solo, "Rise Up, My Heart, With Wayne Edmunds. Serving as ush- Sabbath services will be at 10 Sunday maj.es will be at 7, 8, At 10:30 a.m. a coffee hour will Gladness." At the 11 o'clock serv Tomorrow, Holy Saturday from a.m. The junior congregation will the service and Rev. Mr. Price 9, 10, 11 and noon. be held for the church school of the Church in America." ers will be Douglas Downs, Ed- 1 a.m. until noon, and from 7 to ice, the chancel choir will sing ward Edmunds and Samuel No- join the senior congregation in will be the speaker. Daily masses will be celebrated staff. 8 p.m. the sacrament of penance conducting the services for the HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN •Alleluia" and the offertory an- well. The crusade will be held the en at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first At 12:15, p.m. the Geneva Fel- them, "Hail the Day That Sees will be administered. At 11 p.m. Sabbath of Passover. Cantor tire week. Fridays when the hours will be lowship will sponsor a "coffee Red Bank Easter Monday and Tuesday, the Holy Saturday liturgy will be Scharff will chant the service. Him Rise." the rector will conduct Holy Eu- 6:30 and 8 a.m. hour" for single young adults and Rev. Harold Hornberger will performed This consists of the Sunday morning services will FRIENDS MEETING On Holy Days, masses will be servicemen in the church parlor. reach Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 Sunday church school will meet charist services at 9 a.m. lighting of the new fire, the bless- at 9:30 a.m. in all departments c be 9:15 followed by a class in Shrewsbury offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Today: Noon to 3 p.m.—Three- "a.m. on the subject, "The Dif- Baptism was given Sunday to ing of the p"" hal candle, sing- Jewish law with Rabbi Rosenthal. except senior high. Kathleen Leigh Phillips, daugh- The Religious Society ot a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. hour service at the Red Bank ference Easter Should Make." ing of the Exultet, reading of the Services for the concluding Friends, (Quakers,) meets every Confessions will be heard Sat- Baptist Church. 8 p.m.—Good There will be a nursery dur- The Monmouth Presbytery will ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce prophecies, renewal of baptismal meet Tuesday in the Beverly Phillips of Old Mill Rd., Holm- days of Passover will be held Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. urdays, first Thursdays, and on Friday Communion service, at ng all services and church school vows, and at 12:01 a.m. the first Tuesday evening at 6:45. On Flrstday school for religious ed- the eves of Holy Daya, from 3:30 which Dr. Webster will present a for children three through six Presbyterian \Church. Rev. Mr. del. Serving as sponsors were Eucharist of Easter. Douie and Elder Thomas Warke Marjorie and George N. Ryser of Wednesday morning the Junior ucation of children meets at 10:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 brief Communion meditation, the years of age at 8 and 9:30 a.m. Easter Day at 7:40 a.m. the Congregation will meet at 9:15 t.m. All are welcome. p.m. Westminster Fellowship choir will The Church Council will meet will represent this church. Little Silver and Bessie P. Har- vicar. Rev. Ralph Edwards, will rison of Holmdel. and the senior services will be Baptisms will be administered sing the anthems and junior high Monday at 8 p.m. read matins; this to be followed at 10. Wednesday night services CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- graduates of the Communicants' REFORMED Next Friday, St. Elizabeth's by Holy Eucharist and sermon at will be at 6:45. Atlantic Highlands rangements should be made a classes will be recognized. NEW APOSTOLIC New Shrewsbury Guild will hold its spring food 8 a.m. "Sharing in Christ's Resurrec- Thursday morning the Junior Church service and Sunday week in advance of the baptism. Monday: 1 p.m.—Dorcas Circle Red Bank sale in the parish house from At 9:30 a.m. there will be Sung Congregation will meet at 9:15. school are held at 11 a.m. Rev. Edward A, Corrigan Is (Mrs. M. Joseph Mauer) will Rev. Werner Schneider will tion" is the topic of the sermon 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, Mrs. Edward Eucharist and sermon. There will to be delivered Sunday at 9:30 The senior services will begin at Wednesday testimony meeting is pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- Manuel Pouso) of the Women's conduct the service Sunday at Glendinning and Mrs. Harry not be any church school classes. 10. Rabbi Rosenthal will preach at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours dowskl and Rev. Anthony Luiaini Association will hold a post-East- and 11 a.m. by Rev. Isaac C. Crane are in charge. At 4 p.m. there will be the 10 a.m. Sunday school and eve- Rottenberg. on the subject: "When Shall We •re 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and are assistants. er dessert game party in- West- ning servicp will be omitted. children's Easter service at Sing?" Following the sermon Saturdays, except holidays. minster Hall. 8 p.m.—Meeting of A service will be held Wednea Music will include "Christ .BAPTIST which time they will offer their which will be at 11:15 a.m. the CHRIST CHURCH the Board of Stewards in the day at 8 p.m. Arose," "Easter Morn" and Leonardo Lenten envelopes, receive the Yizkor memorial -services will.be Middletown youth parlor. Easter Recessional." The choir The union Easter sunrise serv- Easter blessing, and receive their recited. Cantor Scharff will chant Baptism will be administered will sing "He is Risen, Alleluia" ice at Mount Mitchell will be held Embury Tuesday: 8:30 p.m.—Lois Circle ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Easter plants. the service. Holy Saturday at 3 p.m. The (Mrs. M. Jospeh Mauer) will and "Christ is Risen." Sunday at 6 a.m. No YPF meeting will be held Church School mite box offering Red Bank . Ushers will be Richard Mast, Methodist Church meet in the home of Mrs. Joseph Easter Even (Tomorrow) Said Easter breakfast for those with Sunday evening. BAYV1EW PRESBYTERIAN will be presented at a service F. Bryan, 254 Arnold St., Ocean Herbert Springer, Ernest reservations will be served from Celebrations of the Holy Eu- at 4 p.m. Eucharist Is at 7 a.m. Evening Limann, William Noyes, Fred 7:30 to 8.30. Cllffwood Beach Little Silver, N. J. port. Prayer and holy baptism is at 8 charist will be on Easter Mon- There will be a sunrise service Easter Day there will be a cele- Colmorgen, Jr., Paul Ralph, Church school will meet at 9:45 dav and Tuesday at 9 a.m. bration of Holy Communion with Wednesday: 10 a.m.—Prayer p.m. Those being received by Clyde Sabold and James Woods. in the sanctuary Sunday at 5:30 Ralph L. Barrett, pastor and study group will meet in the a.m. The women of the St. Clement's hymns at 8 a.m. The family Eu baptism are Carl Jonathan Sim Sunday School meets at 9:30. a.m./ Church school will meet at chapel. Rev. William Carr will preach iuild will hold a luncheon from 9.30 a.m. and morning worship Marian Tatem, organist and charist will begin at 9:30. The es, James Eric Brandon, and Youth Fellowship meetings and at 11 a.m. on the subject, "Fol- Thursday: 10 a.m.-3:00 p.m.— Tonia Renee Jackson. 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Tuesday. will be at 9:30 and II a.m. - choir director rector. Rev. Frederick C. Mc- 1 the Vesper Fellowship have been low Thou Me." Quade, will celebrate the Choral "Activities Day ' of the Women's Easter Sunday Said Eucharist Youth Fellowship will meet at Association In the youth parlor canceled for Easter. The senior Baptist Youth Fel- Eucharist and preach at 11 a.m. s at 6 and 8 a.m. Sung Euchar- Confirmation classes will meet ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC 6:30 p.m. On Friday and Saturday. April lowship will meet Sunday at 6 New Monmouth EASTER SERVICES: Music for all services is under ist is at 9:30 a.m. with sermon with the pastor on Wednesday at p.m. The Session will meet Wednes- the direction of W. Robert Mahns, 27 and 28, at 8:30 p.m. the Hath The Sunday school Easter pro- 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Masses will be celebrated In day at 7:30 p.m. organist and choirmaster. There omar club will present "Leave It gram follows the 9:30 a.m. serv- "Lessons from Gilgal," will be the church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, A work day for the men will be the sermon subject at the 7:30 Morning Worship — 9 and 11 will be no Sunday School Easter, To Lulu," an original musical :e. held Saturday at 9 a.m. under and 9:30 a.m. although child care for young written and directed by Mr. and p.m. service. A baptismal serv- Misses will be celebrated In Sermon: "My Living Christ: Easter Monday, Said Eucharist the sponsorship of the Men's ice will be. held at this hour. children will be provided in Mrs. John C. Antliff, In Westmln is at 8 a.m. Brotherhood. A luncheon will be the school building. Memorial My Living Faith- Leeds Hall during the 9:30 and ster Hall. Junior Baptist Youth Fellow- Hall, at 8: IS, 9:30, and 10:43 Easter Tuesday. Said Euchar- served. ship will meet Monday at 7 p.m. 11 o'clock services. ist, 8 a.m.; Y.P.F. party, at Sunday School — 9:45 a.m. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL On Tuesday the Women's Mis- owcun Annual parish meeting will be Keansburg the church. REFORMED sionary Society will meet at H Sr. MYF Program — 7:15 p.m. held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m in Sunday services will begin with Colt's Neck p.m. and the turstees at 8:30 in EASTER Leeds Hall. a celebration of the Holy Euchar- CENTRAL BAPTIST Rev. Samuel La Penta will the home of Donald Wagner. ||ist at 8 a.m. Atlantic Highlands preach on the subject, "Easter, Midweek prayer and Bible SUNRISE SERVICE I regain The family Eucharist and The Easter Sunrise Service wil Then and Now." study will be held Wednesday at :hurch school will begin at 9:30 be 6 a.m. on Mt. Mitchell. In The junior choir, directed by 8 p.m. 6:30 A.M. a.m. A nursery will be provided event of unfavorable weather, the Mrs. Earnest Orgo, and the youth my health? during this service. service will be held in the sanc- choir, directed by Mrs\ Robert ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL at At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- tuary of Central Baptist Church Buck, will sing at 9:30. At 11 Eatontown bration of the Eucharist and ser- Sunday school session is at o'clock, the senior choir will be Baptism will be administered Riverview Academy mon by the rector. Rev. John M. 9:45 a.m., and the worship Is 11 conducted by Mrs. Charles tomorrow at 4 p.m. Shark River Hills THE TRUTH Crum. i.m. Clowes, Miss Betty Ellis will be Easter there will be three serv- Every weekday except Tues- The youth groups will meet a orqanist. ices: 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9 SPEAKER: Rev. Wm. Lincoln IN THIS day, daily Morning Prayer will 6:30 p.m. followed by the evening There will be no Sunday School a.m., family Eucharist with choir Dean Northeastern Bible Inst. be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- worship service, which will In on Easter. and special music: 10:30 a.m. GREAT BOOK ning Prayer at 7 p.m. elude a baptismal service at 7:31 The spring conference meeting choral Eucharist with hymn, and B Come and Worship CAN HEAL YOU The Eucharist will be cele- p.m, of the South New Brunswick sermon by Rev. Philip Broburg brated Monday at 8 a.m., and Rev. Harry W. Kraft Is speak- Women's Missionary Guild wil Wednesday the Episcopa the. Risen Lord Yes, you can be healed—no ing at all of the services. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday be held in the church Tuesday Churchwomeri will meet at 8 p.m matter how sr riom the condi- and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at 7 p.m. will be at 10 a.m. Morning speaker i Holy Unction of the sick wil the "Praise Him" band meeting Mrs. Justin Vander Kolk, pres-' tion or how long it has con- be administered upon request aft and rcRular prayer meeting serv- ident of the Synodical Council of tin tied—if you will prayerfully er all services, and at other time. ice at 7:45 p.m. The church quar- New Jersey and the afternoon three opportunities for seek the truth contained in "Religion ii Ihe opiate of Ihe Would you prtftr Steulor/im? upon notification of the rector, terly business meeting will fol- speaker is Mrs. Andy Kamphius this great hook, Science and low the prayer service. people," laid Karl Marx. The sacrament of penance wi of WinnebaRo, Neb. Dessert and Health with Key to the Scrip- Every man for himiell and Ihe bo administered Saturday from Thursday, 8 p.m., the Senior beverage will be furnished. EASTER WORSHIP What's Ihe antidote? devil lake the hindmost — 4 to 4:30 p.m. Choir practices. In the tures by Mary Baker Eddy. You might try Anljreligi'on, and Ihe foremost, for thai You may read or borrow ll'i nol eaiy on Ihe people. mailer. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Science and Health free o{ It meant pertecutiom, concen- 247 Broad Street, Red Bank Is Ihe cure worse than Ihe THE RED BANK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St. QEORQFS charge at any Christian Sci- tration campi, children turned opiate? Harding Road Atop Tower Hill 8:00 A. M.—Anthami by the Youth and ence Reading Room. The against their parents. II cre- "Justified by faith, we have RKV. CHARLES S. WEBSTER. D.D., Minister By The River Intermediate Choirs book can be purchased in red, ates blotches on Ihe face of REV. JAMES L. EWALT, M. Ed., Associate Minister peace with God through our Waterman Ave., Rumson green, or blur binding at $J society: church buildings in lord Jesus Christ. ... The REV. SARGENT BUSH, D.D., Minister of Visitation 9:30 A. M.—Anthamt by th* Junior and ruins or uted as slablei. WILLIAM C. WOOD, M.A., Minister of Music and will he vnt postpaid on love of God Is shed abroad CHARLES E. AUTENRIETH, M.C.E.. Chancal Choirt receipt of rhrrk or money in our hearts by Ihe Holy Or lrr»ligion. Of course, there Director of Christian Education EASTER DAY order. are certain side effects: juve- Ghost which is given unto us." 11:00 A. M.—Anthemt by tha Carol and (Romans Jil, 5) 7:30—Holy Communion nile delinquency, teen-age THREE EASTER SERVICES ! ! ! Chancal Choirt crime waves, men spending lent fjives you God's good 7:30 A.M. 9,00—Festival Holy Christian Science lifetimes in prisons, malfea- medicine. Music by four trumpeters nnd Westminster Fellowship Choir Communion sance in office, corruption in Sermon by Mr. Ewalt: "The Greatest News in the World" Men and Boys Choir Sermon—"CAN EVIL OVERCOME GOOD7" READING buslnen. 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. 11:00—Festival Morning W. Gordon Lowdan and Ktrry Robb, Minittari ROOM Prayer Identical Worship Services Harbart Burtii, Minister of Muiic and Fin* Arti LUTHER MEMORIAL CHURCH- Anthems by Tower Hill Choir and trumpet solo by Men and Boys Choir (MISSOURI SYNOD) DOURIHS Johnson There are no Church School sessions on Easter . . . 209 BROAD ST. Sermon by Dr. Webster: "The Glory of Easter" 12 Noon—Hnly Communion Sunday Worship 10:45 A. M.—.Sunday School 9:30 A. M. but small children will be cared for In the Nursery. Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 Tlnton Falls Public .School, New Shrewsbury, N. J. The puhlir is invited to attend ihes* inspiring services Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 YOU ARE INVITED SSWM Sunday Afternoon 2-4 elected president, Thomw <*«**• RED BANK BEGISIZB Fndty, April Vk 196Z-U Plans urn. ensduttiaj the *exk». The orguizatkm't «antul din- OKN DAltY ner dkaOt witl tw htii la tJv« lull Poor Man's Philosopher: Activities '; with Alfred DeStutU atn*d 1040 u. OCEANPORT — Hans for iu< chairman of arrangements. Ber- WARD Tim. t Sot. 'HI tare activities were made when nard Silkworth heads the commit- •••* U 2-2150 the Oceanport Republican Clut tee for a barbecue, slated for Why Km Never Married met Tuesday night at the Com Aug. 5, at the home of Council- munity Center with the new! man and Mrs. Edward Urion. By HAL BOYLE Co-chairmen of the publicity NEW YORK (AP) — Hollywood's most eligible committee named by Mr. Gagli- LAWN and GARDEN NEEDS OyColOCYStX ano are Mrs. Jules Uzdilla and achelor girl says her state of single bliss has only Richard Gallo. It was announced me big problem. that a definite program, will be made for future sessions at the "It's the people who keep asking me why I haven't next regular meeting of the group married," said Kim Novak, the world's most lovely at the clubhouse May 15. lavender blonde. push-button starting! Two new members, Mrs. Ber- "They accept singleness in a man nard Silkworth and Mrs. Walter Gleckner, were welcomed by the but in the case of a woman look for 21" GARDEN MARK ROTARY group. some strange reason. The convention of the New Jer- "In my case it's quite simple. I MOWfR—3-HP INOIHI sey Federation of Republican haven't married—by choice. Women will be held at the Tray- more Hotel in Atlantic City May "I've met a lot men in my life, and ww "loiy tyta" 3 and 4. Representing the local I expect to meet a lot more, but I knpulii •tartar club at the conclave will be Mrs, haven't met an overwhelming one." Uzdilla and Mrs. Thomas Ross. CONVENIINTI BOYLE ' Kim, who recently completed "The It was noted that there has 69 WELCOME been an increasing Interest shown Notorious Landlady," isn't presently in the mood to be He money down The "welcome nut" if always in the growth and progress of overwhelmed by anything or anybody. In the wake of out at Roland Pierson (or the local organization. the most meteoric rise to fame since Hadacol, she is • %-2%" cutting heights folks who have property to Attending the meeting were Mr. aell. Our ides force U ready and Mrs. Thomas Gagliano, Mr. still engaged in that struggle that comes to all who • Visual gas and oil gauges to sell your property at a fair price. We have the experience and Mrs. Walter Gleckner, Mr. are new to renown—the struggle to retain one's own • Convenient leaf mulcher and knowledge of local values and Mrs. Bernard Silkworth, Mr. identity as a human being, that result in fast sales. and Mrs. Ernest Hoffman, May- or Edward C. Wilson, Sr., Coun- Rose Fast No more lawn chore problems—just fast, cilmen Felix Foggia, Edward easy trimming with this Garden Mark Urion and Clement Sommers, Just a few years ago she was an obscure model. John Birisicione, Bart Boyle, Al- Today she's a top star, has her own film company, two mower! Powr-Kraft engine by Briggs- fred DeSantis, Richard Gallo, homes, and presumably enough in the bank to tide Strattort; adjustable handle height; cast- Charles Guillaudeu, Mrs. Elea nora Biel, Mrs. Thomas Ross, her over a long lifetime of rainy days. aluminum deck; staggered wheels. Mrs. Milton Lamb and Mrs. Jules Such being the situation, Kim is in a good posi- Uzdilla. tion to fight against being destroyed by the whipsaw strains of success. She doesn't want to be possessed It payi to advertise In The SL^SSEJS. 1i Resistor.—-Advertisement or dominated by others. That is why she vigorously resents pressures on her to marry. "Above all I prize being an Individual," she re- marked. "People are always trying to change you. "I don't feel we have the right to destroy our lives I; COrtVINHMll by wrong compromises, by settling for less than we •II c«ntr*ll at believe in. But you can hold on to yourself—if you your llnatrtipi just do." While stardom has cost her much In terms of lost H i=^3 privacy, she said frankly that the money that goes M UW with it "has given me more freedom to stay myself. But it does get on my nerves—this constant ques- tioning about why I don't marry. "Being single has certain advantages. Everything 1L6 is simpler and less complicated. A Loner I've always been a loner. I adore privacy and eliminates pushingl fast, easy starting being alone. 22-INCH, SELF-PROPILUD ROTARY 22* ROTARY WITH UMHIUI STARTIR "The things I like most in life—painting and writ- :{t Easy to handle! Features 3-HP Mows large areas in a hurryl ing—are the. kind of things you don't do with someone Powr-Kraft engine, extended 3-HP engine, chrome-plated looking over your shoulder. | recoil starter, adjustable cut- loop handle. Has Lo-tone muf- "I'm far happier than if I were married to theh j ting heights and Lo-tone muf- fler, adjustable cutting heights, wrong person—or even a half-way wrong person. I v \ fler. Leaf mulcher ends raking, NO MONIT DOWN leaf mulcher, 7* steel wheels. PENNIES ADD TO DOLLARS don't want to get married just because it's the thing to do. A COMMON CENTS PRACTICE "I don't believe in compromising In that. There are too many other things in life you do have to com promise on." .' 3x4-ft. storage shed! A LARGE NEST EGG OF DOLLARS Kim believes happiness in marriage Is relatively IS YOURS IN YOUR*PENNIES . . . rare because marital partners too often try to change PIRFICT FOR each other. START SAVING TODAY WHERE ,• "If people realized that true love consists in a real GARDEN TOOLS, willingness to put up with each other's imperfections," PAINTS, PATIO she said, "only about 5 per cent would be married— YOUR MONEY GROWS . . . f and perhaps that would be better. Perhaps that's all fi FURNITURI that really should marry. "A good marriage should relieve tension. But most marriages cause tensions. Men go to work to escape home tensions. "Stupid marriages—and the frustrations resulting MAINSTAY 'from them—have much to do with juvenile crime, war Ne Money Dewn —all the restlessness In the world." FEDERAL SAYINGS So Kim intends to remain single until that over- SaikfacHon guaront—d GARDBNMARK2S" whelming man—with all his imperfections—comes or your money bade LAWN SWIIPIR AND LOAN ASSOCIATION along to bring her happiness. The extra storage space you ve wanted— Beats lawn raking by "It isn't so important to reach happiness," she i All-»teel—baked-enamel no more cluttered basement, attic, ga- farl Brushes adjust to said. "But it Is important that you try to find it, and 2Vi' depth; big, 5-bu. 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK finish inside and out rage 1 Panel J assemble with a screwdriver to feel that you may be approaching it." i Handy pegboard walls and pliers. Bolt-action lock. Roof slopes hamper. Folds AAH > All-steel flooring from 69 inches to 62 Inches. to 10' deep. l£r •Mf^m HEALTH CAPSULES mWIAPlHD IS THERE ANY EXERCISE THAT'S GOOD POB New. Homes in an Old Tradition FALLEN ARCHES 1 Shade Tree, Evergreens, Shrubbery SALE It's the time of the year to landscape your yard SPECIAL! fhis lovely home combines the fine points of CALIFORNIA * ''Colonial styling with the features of modern PRIVET 39 convenience. On half acre plots in lovely rolling SHRUBS Bundlts of 12 for 6 teg. 7.29 countryside, The Shelley is your opportunity for gracious, comfortable living in a settled community Ilex Comparta 99 Upright Yews C99 of custom-designed and built, superior homes. Reg. 4.6* 18" to 24" . 3 Ilex Bullata R«g. 6.2:9 18" to 20" jj VES IN YOUtfG PEOPLE, CEH- Rtg. e.29 18" to 24" 99 Norway Maple A 49 THE SHELLEY TA1N EXERCISES HELP, SUCH AS PICKING UP PENCILS OR 5 MARBLES WITH THE TOES. Japanese Pine R«a. 4.99 5' to 6" _ _..... «§i Hwllh CH»»I» glvai IKIPIUI inloiMlian Rtg. 6.29 24" to 30" 99 Sugar Maple A 99 5 1 1 Rea. 5.29 5 to 6 •# American Hybrid Arborvitae Tea Roses Other 3 and 4 bedroom Iwmes, Colonial, Ranch, Bi-Levels 3" 99 PRICES START AT 3for{ $22,500 Reg. 4.69 Fnwhold Township, N. J. Fragrant, colorful and nm rrraui a Aftocum. I Srowt to about 6 f««t. graceful. Bloom 7 to I rt l .Kow<«orT *J"^ ,r^"'fc™1j* Jj Bright green foliage. Ra- we«ki aftar planting. Letts h I* lul. SJ7. r.il •• UT lVl "ill" t«in« ihape without prun- from spring 'til froit. kllnl.r lltkl. T.m i.i.ch in.I bMi Ufl •« VmUnilon RMJ •/< lL M Mxltl Ham*. «Kirli ing. Fully guar*nt»«d. *"l K » « mill to •«•!• UTbla Hoi). Tan , April 20, 1962 THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE — To close EAC, wtott European dB Allen-Seott Report tut at 78 Count* Erysee*, Part*. Aptitude Test Mrs, Kennedy expresses concern over the effect living EA€ Elects •ad Ja Via fta, Rome, to as im- &r**4ty WW «t to* tchool In the White House may have on her son and daughter. portant sttpptier ** ctectrottc tad U to bf Ulkima to May by The First Lady tfresses she considers her role as moth- Feiner W equipment to the Maintenance For Students a conference tetwMS the New Caroline Rim the White Home Service Supply ol the North At- RED BANK — VM New Jer- Jersey Employment Service r first, and explains how difficult it is to raise children lantic Treaty Organization. sey Employment Service, in co- counselor and each student In- By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT in the executive mansion "because there is virtually no For Europe De-volved. Before joining EAC a year operation with ft* Guidance De- rivacy." Four-year-old Caroline has riot yet been in- RED BANK — Barry Feiner erf ago, Mr. Feiner was director partment of Red Bank High The testing and the conferences WASHINGTON — President Kennedy runs the Paris, France, has been elected are expected to supplement the of sales, Europe, of the Butova School, Is administering the gen- government and his beauteous wife is First Lady of the uenced by the White House spotlight because she is vice president in charge of Euro- Watch Company, and * principal eral aptitude test battery to. 40 aid given by high school coun- till too young. But Mrs. Kennedy has grave misgiv- pean operations of Electronic selors to those seniors who are land, but their blonde, vivacious 4-year-old daughter in the Continental Sales Corpo- non-college senior), according to Assistance Corporation. ration of Vaduz Liechtenstein. Willis M. Sisson, director of guid- not planning on continuing their Caroline is undisputed mistress of the White House. ings when the time comes for her to go to school. Said The announcement was made A native of Boston. Mr. Feiner ance. education and who need help In Completely self-possessed and irresistibly winning, the First Lady to a friend, "I dread what may happen here today by Robert Edwards, The testing ia being done over a vocational guidance. attended Syracuse University and Caroline apparently has full run of the her classmates should treat her differently." .,. An president of the firm, which man- Western Reserve University. He ufactures electronic, ultrasonic executive mansion and is apt to appear verage of 100 letters address to Caroline come to the has spent Ws entire business and electromechanical equip- career abroad. most anywhere. She will pop up sud- White House weekly; many with small gifts. Also it ment. denly and gaily, introduce herself is a regular occurrence for women to write Mrs. Ken- politely, and after a chatty visit, saunter edy with advice on how to raise her children. WOOLWORTH'S off as nonchalantly as she appeared. Basis for Reply to Critic On most of these adventurous wan- To a letter writer who complained to Speaker II derings, she is accompanied by an ador- Win McCormack, Mass.. that the President and his ing Secret Service guard — John dvisers are "too soft" in dealing, with Russia, the EASTER PLANTS 'Potted Allen ("Muggsy") O'Leary. A one-time Capi veteran Massachusetts lawmaker retorted, "Do you tol Hill policeman, he was shifted to the White House think for one moment that the President wants to see AZALEAS FROM $ I •10 Per Pot to keep an eye on Caroline. They get along famously. is daughter Caroline and son John grow up under A typical instance of her informal meandering was communism? That's ridiculous on its face. I have LILES FROM 2*50 P*rPor EASTER PLANTS the experience of a hat designer who came from; New complete faith in the President, and so does everyone York to display a number of her creations to Mrs. else who knows him and what he really stands for." HYACINTHS FROM «75 Per Pot foil wrapped FREE! Kennedy. .. Mrs. Kennedy buys some of her clothes from all Waiting for the First Lady in a pri- little-known ultra-fashionable shop in the historic || FROM 1*50 Per Pot vate room, the hat designer was firsts eorgetown section of Washington... President Ken- TULIPS startled by the President poking in his nedy is getting some new summer suits. They arell FROM «/5 Per Pot head and after a surprised pause inquir- made by his New York tailor of very light-weight cloth. GERANIUMS Glowing ing, "Hello. Am I supposed to knowj; who you are?" SOCIAL WHIRL — Mrs. "Polly" Guggenheim,)] "No," replied the equally surprised widow of the multi-millionaire ambassador to Cuba and | Azaleas visitor. "I brought some hats for your Portugal, "stunned" Washington socialites by her sur- PLANTING TIME wife. I am waiting for her." prise marriage to John Arthur 'Logan, former head ofII "In that case," grinned the Presi- Scott the National Association of Food Chains. There had|| EVERGREENS rSiSST dent, "perhaps it's better I don't know you." With thai been no hint they were planning to wed. The unan- he nodded, and disappeared. nounced ceremony took place quietly at noon in Arling-J Special 3 for $5.00 The hat designer had barely composed herself, ton, Va., across the Potomac from the Capital.. For- when she was again startled by Caroline skipping mer mer Connecticut Governor and one-time Ambassador AZALEAS White • Blue rily into the room. After politely scrutinizing the visi John Davis Lodge confided two secrets to a meeting tor, Caroline announced, "I'm Caroline. What's youi of Republican women: He was born in Washington, in 1.79 the house that is now the ritzy 1925 F Street Club. Special 6 for $5.00 name?" Mrs. JFK Gets Second-Hand Hat "But alas," related Lodge, "while I can visit the place Famous Sweetheart The hat designer introduced herself, -whereupon of my birth, I am unable to return to the room because RHODODENDRONS variety in assorted it now happens to be the ladies' powder room. At the iiades. 4" pot. Caroline inquired, "What's in those boxes? Somethin for me?" time of my birth, it was my mother's bedroom."... MAGNOLIAS "No," I'm afraid not They are hats for your moth Mrs. George Allen, wife of the former ambas- er. She is going to try them on." sador to Iran, attended the banquet the shah and em- EUONYMUS "Oh, goody," exclaimed Caroline, clapping he: press gave for the President and Mrs. Kennedy. Other hands and jumping up and down with delight. "Lei women curtsied to the empress, but not Mrs. Allan, VIBURNUM me try them on. Mother always lets me try on hei who explained, "I never curtsy to royalty visiting in Single hats to see how I look in them. Sometimes they lool the U.S. In their own countries, that is something else,| LILACS better on me than on her." but here at home we don't do that." At this point, "Muggsy," looking for his charge The President's Rented Suit FLOWERING Bloom appeared. Turning to the visitor, Caroline asked, "Dc The garden of the Netherlands embassy is a blaze you know who he is?" of breathtaking color with its annual tulip display. CHERRIES The hat designer shook her head. Beaming, Caro- Masses of the blooms are growing in soil imported es- AND MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS Hyacinth line replied, "He is 'Muggsy.' He takes care of me pecially from Holland for the tulips... Show-stoppers He's always looking for my things when I can't fine at the 21st annual convention of the National Associa- them. I leave them all over, and 'Muggsy' finds them tion of Practical Nurse Education and Services was the COME IN AND BROWSE He's very nice." little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.A. Khan, cultural at- Acceding to Caroline's pleas, the designer allowec tache of the Pakistan embassy. The tiny girl wowed her to try on several hats. Caroline appeared dubiou: the convention and more than 1,000 guests with an ex- Dckens Nursery Outlet 55 about them. Then just as abruptly as she had arrive quisite dance and flirtatious smile... At the annual she decided to leave. Bidding the visitor goodby, sh White House reception for members of Congress, the Newman Springs Road Lincroft took "Muggsy's" hand and departed. President laughingly revealed that at the first affair of (ACROSS LINCROFT ESSO STATION) 4" pot. Assorted at- Later, Mrs. Kennedy, after trying on a hat whid this kind he attended,-he wore a rented full-dress suit. tractive shades. she particularly liked, asked the designer, "Have yo Related the President, "My father's didn't fit me, and OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS seen anyone wearing this type of hat this year?" as I didn't own one, I rented one." The President got "No," she replied, "that is, no one but your daugh a big bipartisan hand from his guests by doing away 52 BROAD ST. RED BANK ter Caroline." with this traditional attire for the party and specifying SH 7-2269 TIL£ 9 &P.M. Both women laughed heartily. instead black tie and tuxedo. orating his two years as com- Install Scott mander by Mr. Sachs. Mr. Sachs was the first commander of the post and served the shortest Commander term of office. Mr. Rosato was the first to serve two years in a row in the post's nine years. Of VFW Guests included Emest Luman- SURFRIDER BEACH CIUB RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The oso. deputy chief of staff for the Veterans of Foreign Wars held Veterans of World War I, De- its installation of officers last partment of New. Jersey; George NORTH BEACH Saturday at the post home, Dav< Brenner, junior vice commander, ern Ave., West Keansburg. Monmouth County Council, VFW; SEA BRIGHT, N. J. Kenneth • Scott was installed as Mrs. Del Loihle, president of the commander: Raymond D. Bren- Ladies Auxiliary, and Mrs. Jo- Tel. 842-2358 or 842-1707 nan, Jr., senior vice commander; seph Borlo, president-elect of the Joseph Meier, junior vice com- Ladies' Auxiliary. mander; Robert Demgard, chap- lain; Harry Sachs, adjutant and Students and faculty at Michi- post advocate; Archie Pyburn, gan State University have con quartermaster; Gustino Rosato, tributed 1,500 books to the Uni three-year trustee, and James G. versitv of Nigeria, where Michi Crowley, officer of the day. The gan State conducts an advisory Hie Best to Be Had In a Family Type installing officer was William O. assistance program under finan McManus, past county command- cing by the Agency for Interna- i • Private Beach Club er. tional Development. The outgoing commander, Gus- 25 Mtftr Fresh Wafer Swimming Pool tino Rosato, was presented his It adds up! More and more past commander's jewel by the people use The Register ads each installing officer. Mr. Rosato also issue because results come fas Free group swimming instruction for your youngsters was presented a plaque commem ter.—Advertisement. by a qualified Red Cross swimming instructor. \at every lawn owner should know OPEN EVENINGS—WEATHER PERMITTING No more than one family occupancy MORTGAGE No soil's too poor! per unit per bathhouse. No charge for children four years of age or younger. MONEY AVAILABLE TURF BUILDER® supplies all the nutrition grass needs to thrive. That means you can easily have a greener, thicker lawn—no RATES: * Prompt Service matter how poor your soil (yes, even if it's subsoil). And don't Standard 4'x4' Bathhouse Unit—4 Persons $200 think it takes hard work! Clean, odorless TURF BUILDER goes on Cabana—1 Family Occupancy—5 Persons $400 • Immediate Closings easily and quickly, with the accurate Scotts Spreader. Half an 8'x8*—Includes Shower and Electric Supply hour is all it takes to feed 5000 sq ft to greener, prouder beauty. Cabana—Same as Above $500 MARINE VIEW SAVINGS 2 Family Occupancy, Six Persons S .0l)-Turf Buiider(rcg. 4.95) plus Daily Guest Admissions—13 Years or Older $ 2 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Scotts Spreader (rcg. 16.95) both only 16.90 Daily Guest Admissions—5 to 12 Years $ 1 MAIN OFFICE Or save $15 by buying a guest admission ticket $ 35 COAL (Good until used) 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLBTOWN LAWES COMPANY Inc. OS 1.2400 (Flvt Corners) Your inspection is cordially invited SHadyside 1-6300 BRANCH OFFICE SYCAMORE AVE. 584 RIVER ROAD DOUGLAS W. BURKHARDT 33 FIRST AVENUI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SHREWSBURY FAIR HAVEN MANAGER 291-0100 Dear George: BED BANK REGISTER Friday. April 20, 1962-15 My problem lx tatdwp. I fa* Athletic Field dAILY CROSSWORD Einstein Student tJ&r* U m everytiiing- «.C*ert« brtttj, dooaU, tnytbta*! my ftiaoeg the tour leading p CHANGE IN VOTE TOTAL frieadf *l«k tluct I'm out of my In Hut worldwide orgtaizagion. IC^Bufe Sough! Presents Talk The cssodattan U made up of SjiilEWSBl/RY TOWMSHIP _ Kiind because of this. How ctn I «. g Julius F. Frickel, Republican, re- convince them that I'm not? B-RowbuAt FORT MONMOUTH — Dr. military and civilian personnel (Don't let secret problems wor- 11. American at Fort Monmouth, and' repre- ceived 21 votes in Tuesday's pri- Rita By Regional Robert I. Sarbacher of New York, mary election in his bid for the ry you. Be big blabbermouth and 12. Shinto 6.1 president of General Scientific sentatives of industry with kin- foist them off on George.) Dear Rite: WEST LONG BRANCH - Bids 7. Gained Township Committee, it was re- for construction of athletic fields p Corporation and an authority on dred interests in communications gateway 8. JaaoD'a and electronics. ported by Township Clerk Mrs. The liking for condiments and a roadway and two footpaths at 13. By ontwlf •oip micro-powered radio transmis- Anne Switek yesterday. other relishes is often the sign the Shore Regional High Schoo! 14. Play S. Wharf sion, was guest-speaker last night of a true gourmet, so don't feel it the April dinner-meeting of An earlier report was that he which'is under construction, wi sponsor: si. 10. Fodder pit No problem finding tenants and the Democratic candidate, bad. Your friends merely don't be called for May 16, the Boar 15. Enclosure 17. Help 38. Stubborn Armed Forces Communications when you advertise The Register appreciate the added piquancy of 16. Loiter 19. Tumbles person: and Electronics Association at Wilfred F. Rafferzeder, each re- of Education decided last nigh way—Advertisement. ceived 13 votes. ketchup on such foods as eggs, The work will include construe 18. Gold (Sp.) 20. Uncivil coUoq. Gibbs Hall Officers Club. bread, donuts and so when—Do- tion of baseball, Softball and sex 1».Insect* 21. Homed M. Tract - A one-time student of the late nuts???!!! 21. Apprehen- viper 40. Writing cer fields, with an alternate spe sive 22. Enemy table Dr. Albert Einstein at Princeton You are nuts! They need Ta cification for tennis courts am (with "of) 23. Regret 42. Before University, Dr. Sarbacher later basco. a. paved handball area. 24. E Pluribua 25. Nothing 44. Vigor: «1. taught at Harvard and other Easter Construction of a roadway an American Colleges and served in two paved footpaths also will ' 38. Persons t 5 5 « various government agencies. greetings Dear George: 29. Recently a part of this contract. II 12 He is the author of the new Thomas R. wrote in that he The footpaths will provide ai married Encyclopedia Dictionary of Elec- to all our girl was looking for a girl who didn't cess to school grounds fron » tronics and Nuclear Engineering, smoke, drink, run around to night 30. To skin published by Prentice-Hall, Inc. friends and ^8 Lakeview Dr. and Franklin Part 31. Liquid clubs or fool around with boys. way for students walking to am measure is- He if 18 He was the final guest speaker customers Well, I'm an old fashioned girl from school. 32. Cheerful PA of the organization's current sea- just like that. How can I meet In action taken during 34. A wing re a* son. The May meeting will be a him? simultaneous meeting of th ST. Excla- % spring dinner-dance, preceded by 21 22 23 at 2k 123 BROAD STREET Mim Mayor and Council last night mation the annual election of officers. a 50-foot strip from the schoc 38. Angry % A nominating committee has pre- Dear Mim: 28 RED BANK to Franklin Pkwy. across boi 41. Structural sented a slate of officers and Why? Were you planning to ough land was deeded to tr bolt SO % board of directors, to be voted have him stuffed? school board for $1. 43. SJcy-bluo on. 45. Worship V 3Z WALKER & WALKER An easement also was grantee «.Capt_ — ii Col. Murray A. Little, deputy for a strip nine feet by 352 fee % A ^< president of the Army Signal REALTOR — TRADE SPECIALISTS 5S m from the school grounds to Lake Staxxdlsh 44 ft wi •A 47. Silly ^A % Board, Fort Monmouth, Is the Shrewsbury - SH 1-5212 — Hatlet - CO 4-5212 view Ave. This strip crosses blunder: »1. 41 V 44- current president of the Fort dam and therefore was r 48. Talk Monmouth Chapter, which Is deeded to the school board. Th 45" easement grants its perpetus DOWN use, however. J.Golf 4T ftU r The two strips of land will pn hazard vide places for the footpaths. 2. Skin mark 4-ZI Board president Peter Coopei Du Pont Turf Food reported last night that the new school, slated to open next fall Asbury Park Have you noticed swim suits are already in? is "about 65 per cent completed. Nominees In J. Kridel's Corner. The board voted to change regular meeting from May 17 Easter Egg To Address SPREAD FREE! May 16. At this time, a resoli tion for the sale of school bon TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS will be voted upon. Hunt Slated GOP Club Last night the board awardei ASBURY PARK — Plans to FAIR HAVEN — Republican Bright Acre Open Evenings - Sun. 8 to 5 P.M. bids for school supplies an the eighth annual "Hunt for the nominees for Mayor and Council, PARTY GOODS • FUGS* HOME SAFES equipment to 21 suppliers, for Golden Egg" were announced to- official after Tuesday's uncon- total of $25,211.17. day by Mayor Thomas F. She- tested primaries, will speak be- Free spreading will be at the recommended spring setting STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES bell. fore the Fair Haven Republican The event this year will fea- Club Tuesday night. off 2,500 square feet per bag. ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS Rent 19 Units ture merchandise and cash Peter deK. Duslnberre, candi- prizes, in addition to the hun- date for mayor and current- btaMish«d TetcphoiM At Eaton Crest dreds of prizes which have been ly president ot the Board of Ed- •within oar trading ana traditionally awarded. These will ucation, will make his first pub- 1884 SH 1-0001 EATONTOWN — More of th Eaton Crest apartments ha' be .presented by merchants co- lic remarks since declaring his operating in the program, staged 17 Brood St. RED BANK been rented, according to Mai candidacy. Malcolm Morton and Handler, builder and owner by the City of Asbury Park, City Jess* Mcllray, incumbent coun- the $3'/j million all-electric ga: Manager Kendall Lee announced. cilmen, will share the roster. den apartment community. Free tickets permitting any The 8:30 p.m. meeting will be youngster up to the age of 10 to ii' \i c.11 or old. j»i-t A total of 19 apartments wen held In the Parish House of Holy rented during the last 30-da; take part In the "Golden Egg Communion Episcopal Church. EXTRA LUBRICATION . .. period bringing the total numbei Hunt" will be distributed in many Refreshments will be served and of tenants to 69. downtown stores In Asbury Park all Republicans have been Invited through the Asbury Park Pro- to attend. SMOOTHER PERFORMANCE Each apartment at Eaton Cre motional Fund, said George Is equipped with electric kitchen Zuckerman, city publicity di- with ranges and frost-free re rector. Shapiro to Attend frigerators: Nameless automati with radiant heating with individui More than 1,000 gaily tinted Registrars* Convention room thermostats, and air coi plastic eggs containing prizes, in- WEST LONG BRANCH — Irv. MOTOR-MEDIC ditloning units. cluding two $25 U.S. Governmen Ing J. Shapiro of West Long Bonds, will be buried In the Branch, registrar at Monmouth sands south of Convention Hal College, will attend the 48th an- NO. 1— Stopi oil burning and Pre-Registration In time for the egg hunt, sched- nual meeting of the American •xhauir smoking. Increases oil Date is Set uled to take place between 10 Association or Collegiate Regis- pressure and compression for and U a.m. Saturday. Hundreds trars and Admissions Officers in better gat mileage, more RED BANK — Pre-registratioi of the' eggs will contain tickets Kansas City April 24-27. of children who plan to enter th entitling finders to free rides on More than 800 representatives power, lets wear. Mechanic Street School kinder- beachfront amusements, movie of 600 colleges and universities ' NO. 2-Ckans carburetor jets garten next fall will be held be- passes, salt water taffy, etc. of the nation are expected to at you drire. Remores car- tween 1 and 3 p.m. May attend. bon deposits, perks up To be eligible for registratlor Guest speakers featured on the 'Moke* Yo a child must be 5 years old oi program are Dr. Roger Finch, sluggish engines, gives Engine Si* Up or before Nov. 1, 1962. At registra 2 Teachers director ot University Relations Improved performance. And Sing!' tion, a birth certificate, record; of the Peace Corps, Mayor H. of smallpox vaccination and lm At Regional Roe Bartle of Kansas City; Dr. Another Quality Solder Seal Product munization against diphther B. Hopkins Moses, president, Wy- and polio must be presented, oming Seminary, and Dr. Louis At Service Stations, Auto physical examination and a dei Supply Stores everywhere. Are Hired T. Benezet. president, the Colo- tal examination are required bi WEST LONG BRANCH — Therado College. fore the chJM enters school. Board of Education of the Shore Receiving special attention In Regional High School last night the general sessions ot the meet- approved contracts for two teach- ing will be the adjustment prob- ers for next year. lems of foreign students, finan- Miss Nancy Peters, Manning cial assistance programs for stu- St., River Plaza, will teach Span dents and the professional growth ish at an annual salary of $5,600 of admissions officers and regis- SHIP AHOY trars. James Mack, Monmouth Ave. Port Monmouth, was engaged to teach science at a yearly salary Any-Sizo Finery Enjoy a lovelier lawn all season long of $4,800. He also will coach BEACH CLUB soccer for a $300 stipend. .652 NORTH BEACH SEA BRIGHT This completes the faculty with the exception of one teach Feed your lawn now, er remaining to be hired for the new school's first year of oper- ation. The staff will be composed of a superintendent, two guidance with Du Pont Turf Food directors, a librarian and 31 ONE REDHHI OF DU PONT TURF FOOD- 12 Reasons why Ship Ahoy is Traditionally teachers. rightnow—is all your lawn neoda until tho The contract of guidance di end of tho summer. Nourishes gross slowly rector Joseph Misklow, Cedar Sea Bright's Finest Beach Club: Ave., Long Branch, was renewed and gradually—that's tho difference! You last night, at $8,800 for the year. get a thick, rich green lawn all spring and John Welch, Oceanport, was summer long. Du Pont Turf Food givc3 hired as attendance officer for lawn grass a balanced diet of nitrogen, I. Family Type Memberships next year at annual stipend of phosphorus and potash, blended to feed $300. grass as grass wants to be fed. 2. New 25 Meter (82'6") Rectangular Pool Several posts on the mainte Turf Food nourishes your Inwn tho pro- nance staff and the cafeteria staff fessional way—it contains "Uramito'r* 3. Accessible Location remain to be filled, the superin ureaform fertilizer, tho favorite at leading tendent of schools, Elbert M golf clubs throughout the country. You can Hoppenstedt, said. have tho same professional results by using 4. Ample Parking ' . ; Du Pont Turf Food. Spread it soon and start enjoying tho nicest lawn you've over 5. Broad, Sandy Beach Twins' Mothers known. 6. Restaurant and Snack Bar Club Meets 0NLY$ HAZLET — The second annual 495 7. Spacious Lobby Installation dinner of the Twins' Mothers Club of the Raritan Bay 8. Evening Swimming Area was held at Kenny Acres. Bothered by dandelions or other broadlaaf Woodbridge, last week. weedsP Feed and wood at the same time— 9. Group Swimming Instruction Installed as president was Mrs. uso Du Pont Turf Food with Weed Killer— George Rosen. Parlin, president; i ra 1HMM n* Una u only $5.95* tot a 25-lb. bag. Covers 5,000 sq. ft. 10. Swimming Team Mrs. Henry Guentherof, Parlin, Lawn & Garden Products Oa all clitmltilj follow libdinj Instiuctiom and ice president; Mrs. Joseph Fin- dels. Hazlet, recording secretary; I I. Joint Occupancy Permitted Mrs. William Kirj>an, Hazlet. Double pleasurel Enjoy the treasurer, and Mrs. Stanley crocheting — enjoy compliments 12. No charge, children under 5 Gdula, Parlin, corresponding sec- from guests, retary. From mats to scarves — the BRIGHT ACRE OPEN EVENINGS Installing officer was Mrs. length If up to youl Ideal for INSURE YOUR MEMBERSHIP BY APPLYING Robert Durkee, past president for Rle to triple dressers, table, SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. two years. buffet. Pattern 652: charts; di- NOW. ALL FACILITIES WILL IIK HEADY FOR The executive board was pre- rections. lented. The program Included Thirty-five cents (coins) for THE CLUB OPENING ON JUNE 15. indentation of Mrs. Flmlels as this each pattern for lst-class BROAD STREET he "Mother of tlio Year" be- mail. Send to Laura Wheeler, :ause of her outstanding achieve- care of The Red Bank Register, SHREWSBURY OFFICE OPEN I TO 5 P.M. WEEKENDS ments of the year in the club, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 161, ind a skit entitled "The Roaring Old Chelsea Station, New York Phono SH 7-5555 AND 10 TO 4 P.M. WEEKDAYS ["wenties." 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern The club was formed for the number, name, address and zone. •mrpose of sharing problems In THE FIRST TIMEI 200 designs CARL P. FLEMMING TELEPHONE he raising of twins. Meetings In our 1962 Needlecraft Catalog, are held the first Monday of the —biggest everl PBRCS, pages, 30 Monmoulh Manager 842-0061 month In Hill Lanes. Sayrevllle. es—fashions, accessories to knit, crocliet, sew, weave, em- RED BANK U The Chicago Cubs have never broider, quilt. See jumbo-knlti, fhoii. SH 7-2222 Vi LAST SEASON'S RESERVATIONS WILL NOT BE HELD AFTER APRIL 15th played a night baseball game In cloths, spreads, toyi, llneni, at- their home Wrigley Field. ghans; frea pattern!, Only 23c. THOUSANDS OF FEET.. WILL BE WALKING. STAMPING, SHUFFLING ON A 11 ft. x 100 ft. WUNDA NYLON TWIST CARPET DURING THE 27th ANNUAL FASHION PROMENADE! We Want You to See it . . .Walk on it ... Easter Sunday. April 22nd On Hie Boardwalk at the South End of Convention HaH -— Asbury Park TOs U H» 4rt time we have put Wunda Nylon Twist on Hi« Asbury Park Boardwalk to prove It h the best money call buy. 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APRIL 20, 1962 ' 7c PER COPY Easter Parade Advisory Panel 9 On Sunday, a tqpttd «f 25 Army 'Grounds Walker's foreign officers now stationed •t Fort Monmoulh undergoing technical training will form an "advisory" committee to help i panel of Judges from the laablon and entertainment Ex-Aide for DAR Speech world award orchids to the SI best dressed ladles en the WASHINGTON (AT) — Boardwalk. Maj. Arch E. Roberts has It wUl be thU city's 27th an- been suspended by the Ar- nual Orchid Promenade. To my while it investigates a date M have been held on schedule and only one has been ipeech he made without washed out by bad weather. Pentagon clearance. The swift, stiff Pentagon action recalled that taken last year against his former boss, ex-Ma J. Duel Has Gen. Edwin A. Walker. Roberts, 46, got a standing ova- tion from the Daughters ol the American Revolution yesterday Guido In [or an off-the-cuff talk in which he charged some government of- ficials have "leftist leanings." He applied that label to G. Men- SNAGGED — Sea Bright Patrolman Gerald Cranmer and Richard Lordy of Parlin, Middle nen Williams, former governor of Michigan who is now assist- driver for the New York-Keansburg-Long Branch But Lines, look over the situation BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Ar- ant secretary of state for Afri- after Mr. Lordy't but snagged a utility pole guy wire, snapping the pole early today. gentina's tug-of-war between an- can affairs, and to Mayor Sam- Power service was disrupted momentarily. Patrolman Cranmer said the but was •Peronist military leaders and uel Yorty of Los Angeles. turning around in the Sea Bright borough parking lot when the accident happened. institution - minded politicans Yorty issued a statement In :ontinued today with President Los Angeles saying the charge Jose Maria Guido caught in the was ridiculous. He said it "serves middle. mightily the Communist objec- Guido was reported still reluo tive" by causing confusion which Eyesore ant to go along with the mill' aids subversives. New Jersey ary's anti-Peronlst demands un« Williams is traveling In Africa less the measures are approved and was unavailable for com* Removal by congress. He reportedly sought ment. assurances from leaders of the Gets Word News Briefs dominant Intransigent Radica' Party that congress would en- Last night, Roberts got "word By The Associated Press DISTINGUISHED GUEST — Ju»tice Haydn Proctor of the N. J. Supreme Court, from his commander at Fort TOMS RIVER — Patrick M. farm organizations, a spokesman dorse any moves the military Ordered might force him to make. seated, viiited Knollwood School in Fair Haven yesterday to deliver a lecture to 110 Lee, Va., Col. John B. Hlnes, that Gibley, 22, oj 25 Karen Ct., wasaids . Haines, a fruit grower, is •ighth grado youngitert about the operation of courts. The juitice is explaining a he "has been suspended from killed yesterday when the car ina director of the New Jersey WEST LONG BRANCH — The It appeared doubtful that thi performance of military duty which' she was riding, ran oft Truit Co-operative Association Borough Council is taking steps Intransigent Radicals of deposed lection of Constitution to Claudia Giacobbi and Thomas Vetterl. With them are John pending further investigation of Rt. 3T and struck a pole. The car nd a former state assemblyman to rid the borough of four of itsPresident Arturo Frondizi would Fraicatore, principal, and Mrs. Dorothy Harrison, eighth grada teacher. statements made In a public was being driven by Abbie L. rom Burlington County. William worst "eyesores." give such assurances. Other fac speech in Washington ..." Ahrens, 19, of the same address, Lauderdale, a Lambertville Resolutions adopted at last tions in congress were open- Roberts said he had not been who .was taken to , Community dairyman, was elected vice pres- ly conferring with the Peronists under orders to submit his speech Memorial Hospital here. She wasident and Alvah W. Severson of night's council meeting call for in an effort to stave off the mili Good Friday public hearings to be held May for Pentagon clearance. And he reported in serious condition. Ac- Haddon ' Heights is secretary- tary. told a reporter "An investigation cordieg to Trooper Joseph Wert, treasurer. 3 to condemn a burned-out bowl- ing alley, known as "the Vonella A meeting between Guido and to me means that they will hear Miss iAhrens lost control of her the military bosses scheduled for both sides. I hope that we will car when another vehicle travel- NEWARK-SecreUry of La- property," on Broadway and two early today was called off at the A Cross Marks the Day have the truth. I've made my Ing in the same direction bumped bor Arthur J. Goldberg has con- buildings at 1130 Broadway, for- last moment. A presidentii position clear." the front end in passing. The merly Dennis' ice cream store, gratulated International Tele- spokesman said Guido had asked A cross marks the day. At the time it occurred, three types He added "It has been said that drivel- of the second car wasphone and Telegraph Corp.'s According to 3. Russell Wool- that it be postponed until later in Identified as Thomas J. Wood, Sen. Stennls' investigation of Nutley division for completing ley, borough cleric, owners of the day because he was suffer- It was a large, sturdy cross, made of crosses were used for crucifixions military muzzling ls one of the Jr., 21, of 405 Willow St., take- bargaining talks with two unions both properties have been re- by the Romans. It was the cruelest hurst,' ing from the flu and fatigue of wood, on which a Man was hung last surviving freedom forums in six months before the contracts peatedly warned to improve or brought on by two virtually sleep- form of execution known, reserved for America. I hope to prove It" raze them. The building inspec- on another Friday 2,000 years ago un- concerned were due to expire. less nights of crisis conferences. . criminal slaves and insurrectionists. Sen. John Stennls, D-Miss., Ii NEWARK—A crowd that gath- The division signed a two-year tor, health inspector and fire til he was dead. chairman of the armed services contract with Locals 447 and The armed forces chiefs are de- ered In the street below thought chief have deemed them hazards, manding that Guido issue presi- Today, Christians around the earth The crosses were sometimes shaped subcommittee which ls Investigat- Leo,: Kelly, 46, was about to 1701 of the International Union Fire-Gutted House ing charges that the Pentagon of Electrical Workers late last dential decrees to (1) ban polit- commemorate that event in awe and like a capital X, what is now called the jump bom the flagpole atop A fire-gutted house at 12S ical activity by Peronists and and the State Department have the tt-ttory National Newark month. In a letter to corpora- penitence. St. Andrew's cross. Sometimes a silenced outspoken anti-Commun- tion President Harold S. Beechwood Ave., which was toother elements the military con- fc Essex Building. Police raced have been demolished by yester- "Have mercy upon us . . ." they straight-topped cross was used, shaped ist military men. Walker ap- to the scene. KeftrJuwkiight Geneen, Goldberg said he hoped siders subversive, (») nullify the day;,; has been partially tiis March 18 election results in which like a capital T, without the tip flanges. peared be/ore the Stennis group on ,. .working T'^jwmlna- the "early negotiating poftey murmur in the prayers of the church earlier this month and fired a ful of the commotion below. The put Into effect at ITT will be mantled. Because the deadline the Peronists scored sweeping services. But the third sort of cross in use, had not been met, council au- broadside of charges against sev- busy'steeplejack was repairing emulated In other industries.' victories (3) end the current erne This is "Good Friday," the ob- the presently termed Latin cross with eral government officials. a telephone company antenna. thorized advertisement of bids foi gency session of congress an removal of the house. A contracl (4) call new elections for pres servance of an interlude in history the overlapping vertical and hori- Censored NEWARK—The arraignment o: for such work will be awarded CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C—A 19- William C. Horley, a former dent and vice president. which to believers disclosed the ulti- zontal sections, apparently was .the Roberts delivered his off-the- at the next meeting if the owner, Backed by the Communists- cuff talk to the DAR after tha year-pld Marine, Pvr. Ronald b?jiker and convicted embezzler, Mrs. Eleanor Smith of Norwaik, mate devotion of God to arrant hu- type on which Jesus died. Papuizo, was wounded seriously on a charge of shoplifting has who already are banned from text of his originally planned ad- Conn., has not completed remov political activity—the Peronists man beings. Latin Cross dress was denied clearance by Wednesday when struck accl been postponed for a week by al. dentally in the head by a .30 cali- Magistrate Joseph F. Zeller. Hor- polled more than 2.5 million votes In the mystery of the day, He is Scripture mentions a sign placed the Pentagon. It was to have ber bullet as he was working a ley, 60, of 216 High St., Perth At a condemnation hearing and won nine provincial gover- believed to take their own guilt on above His head, and early Christian dealt with the "Pro-Blu" troop pull-up target on a rifle range Amboy, was arrested yesterday Feb. 15, Mrs. Smith was given norships and 43 congressional writers speak of the four extremities Information program which Rob- here, i The Marine, who was first for allegedly attempting to shop 30 days in which to repair, de- seats in the March 18 elections Himself. erts says he drafted for Gen. brought 20 miles by helicopter to ift goods worth $28.25 from Bam- molish or remove the house. They have threatened violenc« To Christians, their Lord suffered of the cross, thus indicating the so-Walker. the U>S. Naval Hospital here later berger's Department Store, Hor- Numerous complaints,from res unless they are allowed to tak —because of and for their own sin- called Latin cross. The program was used when was flown to the U.S. Naval Hos- lew had been vice president ol idents, and a certificate of fir< office on schedule May 1. According to early documents, the Walker commanded the 24th In- pital at Portsmouth, Va., for ad-First Bank and Trust Co.; Perth hazard, have moved council tc fulness—even to death. "Greater love fantry Division In Germany. ditional treatment. Marine of- Amboy. In 1952 he was convicted act upon property at 890 Broad has no man than this," the old ac- upright stake was fixed in the ground Stories in a publication called ficial! said Pvt. Papuzio was of embezzling $300,000 from the way owned by Joseph Caruso count reads, "than he lay down his at the place of execution. So it is like- "Overseas Weekly" — which al- struck by a .30 caliber armor bank's funds. Recently, he said, Council moved to obtain the Board Gives so drew Roberts' fire In the DAR he had sold political campaigr life for his friends." ly the condemned man carried only speech—led to a Pentagon Inves- piercing shell which apparently necessary condemnations from the crossbeam on the way to his death. ricocheted into the target pit. buttons and campaign signs ii the health Inspector and building A Variance It is a somber, yet strangely mag- tigation of Walker's program. Pvt. Papuzzo's mother is Mrs,Newark. But he reported his 1961 Inspector and proceed to con nanimous occasion, the great offering, This was the usual practice, con- Walker was later relieved of earnings as $500. When arrested, Carmella Papuzzo of 540 Marshall demn legally. A hearing for thai the sublime sacrifice on man's behalf. trary to later Christian art showing his command and admonished by Dr., Hoboken, N. J . he carried $1.98 In his pockets. purpose will be held May 17. For Porch the Army on grounds he tried Altars are bare. Vestments are dark. Jesus carrying the entire cross. At theto influence the votes of his men LITTLE SILVER — The Zon site of execution, His arms were in the I960 congressional election, MADISON—A seven-year-old ing Board of Adjustment lasl And heads bow low in meditation. boy was killed last night When and made derogatory remarks night granted a 12-foot sideyan Resurrection strapped to the crossbeam and His about prominent Americans. He be was hit by a car while cross- Bank Offers Display variance to Dr. and Mr». Ma hands nailed to it. ing i Park Ave. at North St., It is the prelude to another, more quit the Army last Nov. 2 and colm F. Brophy of Nottingham Then the crossbeam was raised to now seeks the Democratic nomi- here. The victim was Joseph Way to permit the constructio jubilant celebration two days hence— nation for governor of Texas. HeUhiann, Jr., son of Mr. and of a screened porch with dimen the amazing triumph over sin-wrought the upright by pulleys, and strapped Roberts, who was Walker's Mrs.! Joseph Hellmann of 4 Pine Of Coin, Currency sions about 15 by 15 feet. into a notch. The victim was put Tree Ter. Driver of the car death—the Resurrection, Easter, the public information officer, was Joseph B. Valant of Silversid astride a peg extending from the up- relieved of his overseas assign- was'Puthenpeedikail M. John, NEW SHREWSBURY The collection is being placed o; Ave. was granted a variance ti day of ringing bells and glad halle- 12, of India, a graduate student ment and made a supply officer branch office of The Monmouth display. Each note in the series build two houses near Sunny lujahs. right, and his feet nailed down. at Fort Lee. He's a native of at Drew University here. Police County National Bank, 33 Newalthoug- h a genuine reproductio lands Ct. and Silverside Ave. or But in the time before, sorrow Limits Breathing Denver and a 23-year Army vet- did not have his home town in man Springs Rd., will display a is engraved on one side only. lots with approximately 110 foo eran. India. threads the gratitude. Many churches In this position, modern studies collection of United States cur- Included among the early coin: frontage. rency and coin In its lobby for hold special three-hour services, mark- have shown,' the weight of the body No Army Mention is Wood's penny, made in Eng The requirement for the The Army notified Roberts last LIVINGSTON — A 21-year-oh one week, beginning Monday, is 150 feet. The variance carriei transfixes the rib cage, so that breath- horsewoman was critically injurei land and shipped to the coloni ing the hours of agony on the cross. Saturday that his original speech George L. Biolitz, president, has in an attempt to ease the coli the provision that the housi yesterday when she was thrown announced. The victim was Jesus, whom ing is possible only by muscles of the had been denied clearance say- shortage. Also of interest are th have setbacks similar to other, ing, among other things, that It from her mount in woods here. in the area. Christians regard as the man by diaphragm. Miss Joyce Valente, of 56 Ridge- The exhibit is made up of eight one-half cent piece, the firs would reflect adversely on the wood Ave., Irvington,1 was ad-frames of currency and three coin to be minted by the Unite The two lots are part of i whom divinity came directly to the Death comes slowly from exhaus- armed forces, and would tend to mitted to Orange Memorial Hos frames of coin, and includes States; the two-cent piece eight-house residential develo tion, cramps and paralyzing tension. revive the Walker controversy. ment which has received tent world out of concern for it, despite pital with head injuries. The hos- specimens of money issued or 1864, the first U. S. coin to bei its wanton aberrations. -* Before it came, He said, "Father Roberts did not seek further Pen- pital said her condition was poor, minted from colonial times to the inscription "In God W five subdivision approval froi tagon action, but the speech he Miss Valento was found uncon the present. Trust;" and the trade dollar, I; the Planning Board. He was considered a heretic by the forgive them for they know not what delivered did not mention the scious beside a path. The nation's earliest history Is sued from 1873 to 1883, the on! religious leaders of the day. The gov- they do." Somehow, in the torment of Army, the Pro-Blue program or reflected in specimens of (he cur- coin ever demonetized by th Walker. United States. Gold coins, witl- ernment found Him dangerous, and those hours, Christians believe this TRENTON — Trenton police rency issued by the Continental Council OKs faultless, just Man, this Son of God Roberts told the DAR annual estimated that a raid Wednes- Congress to help finance the Rev- drawn from circulation in 193; condemned Him. He was marched to meeting "We are at war today day may have broken up a olution. Overissue of this curren- are In the exhibit, too. the "Place of the Skull" outside Jeru- took on Himself the burden of man's and we are losing." $400,000 « year numbers racket. cy caused its rapid depreciation, The making of a quarter, Illu Variance On salem and hung. injustice—for man's sake. Ha said the military has no Three persons were charged and pflve rise to the expression trating each step in the proce: Grace—the divine clemency—was business in politics — but it with bookmaking, possession of "not worth a continental." The from silver bar to a finishi Various kinds of crosses symbolize becomes everybody's business lottery slips and maintaining problems of the Civil War period coin, also is shown in one of th Gas Station the event. bestowed. when the mayor of a big city a lottery on the premises aft- are reflected in the "shinplas- frames. Another has specimen WEST LONG BRANCH — Bo has leftvving leanings. Then ho er police broke In the door of- ters," or fractional currency of counterfeit notes, paired wi ough Council last night agree< nnmed Yorty. •n apartment which the three which had to be issued by thegenuine, and samples of raise to a Zoning Board of Adjustmen 1 Bus Crash He said Yorty once was occupied. Police said more North to replace coin, which hadnotes. recommendation to grant a va Slate Arraignment described to the House Commit- than 4,000 numbers bets totaling become scarce. Confederate cur- iance to Warren R. Babson, pe tee on Un-American Activities as $1,400 were seized with other rency issued in the South to help mining the building of a scrvici Victim Still one member of a "Communist evidence In the three-room finance the Confederacy's war ef- Man Injured station at the northeast corne faction In the California Legi»- apartment at 7300 South Broad fort also is displayed. of Linden Ave. and Broadway In Bookmaking Case lature." St., Hamilton Township. Of unusual interest l the col- In return, Mr. Babson will deei In Hospital Charged were Albert Pontanl, s Boro of Union Beach lection of Federal Reserve Cleaning Gun to the borough a five-foot trl PERTH AMBOY — Matthew MIDDLETOWN—Lester Smith, According to police. Detective 35, and his wife, Rachel, 38. of notes—of which more than $27 angle which will be used to widei There will be cleanup month Holly Knoll Dr., Mcrcervlllc, LITTLE SILVER-Police hei Verrone, 28, of 5 Monterey Dr., 40, of 26 Wallace St., Red Bank,Lt. Joseph McCarthy had to In the Borough of Union Beach billion are outstanding;—including re investigating an accident the north side of Linden Avi Hazlet. is in fair condition today commandeer a boat to retrieve and Mrs. Audrey June Cac- the seldom-seen $10,000 denomin- there. who was arrested Wednesday on in the following districts at the clahaudo, 28, of Genessee St. shooting which last night sc in Perth Amboy General Hospital papers Smith allegedly threw into ation. Tho set of notes was The variance, granted o a charge of bookmaking, will bo following time. Third and Fifth Frederick Hilfiker of 310 Prospe< with nose lnury suffered Compton's Creek. Districts on April 23 through April printed especially by the Bureau Ave to Monmouth Medical Ccr grounds of special circumstance Wednesday when two commuter arraigned Thursday in Municipal TRENTON—C. William Haines of Printing and Engraving in docs not, in the opinion of counc Police said the papers were 28. Second District on April 30 tcr, for surgery. buses collided at Gate 11 entrance Court. horso bets and "num* r" slips through May 5. Fourth District of Masonvillc. has been elected Washington, D.C., for the Fed- and zoning board, "deter from to the New Jersey Turnpike In chnlrhian of the newly-organized eral Reserve Bank of New York, Mr. Hilfiker is reported in fa the public good or impair the 1 He is under $5,000 bond pend- The chaso started after detec on May 7 through May 12. First condition this morning. Woodbridge. lives tried to approach Smith District on May 14 through M»y New Jersey Council of Farm Co- through whose coo-peration the tent of the zoning ordinance. Mitis Marie Malizia, 18, of 68 ing the hearing. operatives. Tho council joins Police Chief James E. Fix sa Police said Smith was captured when ho came out of a store in 19. Debris and trash must b« Forsylhla Plants Mr. Hilfiker apparently shot him Bayvlew Ave., Keansburg, was Belford. placed at the gutters. Those who similar councils in 37 other states Elsie's Sub Shop released from the hospital yes- by detectives after • wild chase all members of the National Coun Reduced prices V, to '/ retail self while examining a .32 calibei For a tasty Hoagy, Here at high speeds through Belford Police said Smith took off in do not comply will be issued sum- price. Freshly dug, boiled and pistol In his den. Mr. Hilflkei terday. She was treated for a mons and fined. cil of Farm Co-operatives. Forty- p Grinder, Torpedo, Poor Boy, Sul head and nose injury. and Port Monmoi^h. The chase his car, with the detectives in seven New Jersey Cooperatives four to seven feet. was wounded on the left side o LEONARD COLOGNA burlapped marine Sandwich, 74 Monmoutl The pair were two of 19 countyended when Detective Sgt. Robert pursuit. •re members of ttie new council. Blooming magnolia trees his abdomen, the chief said. Th Smith also has been charged Street Chairman accident happened at about St., near Maple Ave., Red Bank residents who were Injured in theLetts shot out one of the rear The council will initiate and exother flowering trees and shrubs. tires on. Smith'* car. with reckless driving. -Adv. pand self-help programs for these SH 1-0990.—Adv, o'clock last night. —Adv. collision. SATsKS ? SON. — Pinocehfo 3;M; tJfc 18—Friday, April 20, 1962 BED BANK BEGISTER Doc Robbia 24*, Utttert Hobo FRIDAY TV MOVIE TIMETABLE 2:1* BJ«* TigbU *«; 7:9ft *EKIH AKBOY TV Key fcSS, iam mm "' •• Aabty* Drt**4ft«*KL Ic SAT, WABC-TV SUN.-Bl»ck Ti«bts 3:38; 4:4S; WOR-TV C«rtos*-Wtlk on the Wild SkSe - Cartoon Cuntfvtl 7:89: Hell- 7:00; »:00. 7:00; 8:00. fons 7:22; Walk on the Wild WPDt-TV Mayfalr—State Fair 2:45; 7:15; Mailbag Chamd WWTA-TV SAT. — Kiddie Show: Cartoon* Side 9:19; Paratroop Commasd & Special Kiddie Feature-Tar- 9:35. 11:23. zan's Fight for Life 2:00; Walk By STEVEN H. SCHEUER FRIDAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING SAT. & SUN. — State Fair 2:25; SUN.—Cartoon Carnival 6:45; U:t»- (J) Love ot Ufa •:00- (4) News and Weather on the Wild Side 4:00; 6:00; 4:55; 7:25; 9:55. Hellions 7:08; 11:00; Walk m Question — I have noticed that (7) Camouflage (5) Sandy's Hour 8:15; 10:00. St. James — West Side Story the Wild Side 9:03. BC adds more and more color (8) Gift of Life (7) News SUN. — Carousel 2:00; 6:45; 8:30. Majestic—State Fair 2:25; 4: SI; programs to its schedule each (11) Merry Mailman The King and I 4:30; 9:00. (11) Popeye SAT. & SUN.—West Side Story 7:25; 9:55. year and yet CBS and ABC con- 6:15- (7) Local News SAT.—Kiddle Show: Enchanted 11: N - (2) Search For EATONTOWN 2:30; 8:30. tinue to avoid using color. NJany Tomorrow 1:20- (7) Weather Forest and Pied Piper of Hame- people, like myself, have bought l:2$- (7) Sports Drive-In — Kartoon Karnival MONTCLA1R (4) Truth or 7:00; The George Raft Story lin 1:30; State Fair 4:55; 7:25; expensive color sets and wonder Consequences <:M- (4) Local News Clalridge — Search for Para- why the other two major net- 7:55; Walk on the Wild Side 9;55. (5) Cartoons (7) Tallahasse 7000 dise 8:30. SUN. — State Fair 2:25; 4:55; works don't use color?—L. J., 10:00; The Joker is Wild 12:00: SAT.—Windjammer 2:00; 8:30, (7) Window Shopping (11) Sky King SAT. & SUN. — Walk on the 7:25! 9:55. Palatka, Fla. •:4«- (4) Weather SUN.—Windjammer 2:30; 7:30. (») Favorite Story ' Wild Side 7:05; 11:10; The WOODBRIDGE Answer — NBC, which has 1:45- (4) News George Raft Story 0:20. EDISON been promoting color program,s U:i»- (1) Guiding Light 7:0t— (2) News Drive-In — FRI. * SAT. — is a subsidiary of RCA, pioneer (U) Rocky and His (4) Biography 1AZLET Meolo Park Cinema — The Day Walk on the Wild Side 9:05; 6 manufactuer and until recently Friends (3) Assignment: Loew's Drive-in—Cartoon 7:00; the Earth Caught Fire 2:00; Black Horses 7:20; LH Abner the sole manufacturer of color U;K- (4) News Underwater Walk on the Wild Side 7; 07; 4:15; 8:10; 8:05; 9:40. 11:00. sets, This is the obvious reason 1:00- (2) Burns and AUen (7) King of Diamonds 10:45; The Hellions 9:15. SAT. — The Day the Earth SUN. — Walk on the Wild or the many color shows on (4) Dr. Hudson (I) rerrytoon Circus SAT. & SUN. — Cartoons 7:00; Caught Fire 2:00; 3:50; 5:45; Side 9:05; 6 Black Horses 7:20;' NBC. However, all signs now in- (5) Cartooni (11) News Walk on the Wild Side 7:20; 7:40; 9:35; 11:10. 11:00. CHEER FOR BATONEER — Paul Utvatle, bandmaster of th« dicate that ABC and CBS will (7) Day In Court 7:05— (2) Local News 11:001 The HeUions 9:30. 7:19— (2) Weather Band «f Amtrlea — which will perform on NBC-TV's "Cities ansmit in color as early as next (») Movie TLANTIC HIGHLANDS Service Highways of Melody" color broadcast EatUr 8unday> eason. (11) Local News (11) Movie Atlantic — Francis of Assisi April 22 — geti advance chance to admire Eaiter bonneti choien 7:15— (2) News 7:00; 9:00; Mysteries of the by 14-yaar-old daughter Suzanne and wife Murlil, tha former 1:25- (5) News Question — I have seen many 7:25—(11) Weather Deep 8:45. Muriel Anutlus, singer and actress. rrol Flynn movies on TV lately (7) Newi 7.30— (2) Rawhide • NOW PLAYING * and have become a fan all over (4) International SAT. — Francis of Assisi 2:30; 1:M- (2) As The World Tumi 7:00; 9:00: Mysteries of the •gain. It's a pity he is dead but (4) Dr. Joyce Brnthen Showtime understand his son Is going to (5) Peter Gunn Deep 2:00; 8:45. (5) Movie SUN.—The Outsider 2:00; 5:45; FREE IN-CAR HEATERS Heart Surgery Special make movies. Is this true?—M. (7) December Bride (7) Margie C, Beech Bluff, Tenn. (9) Movie 9:30; Thunder of Drums 4:00; Open Every Night 1:5*- (4) News 7:50. Continuous From 7:W P. M. Answer — Errol's son Sean has 2:00- (2) Password (11) Jeff's Collie 'inlshed his first film, "Captain (4) Jan Murray , 8:00- (5) Lock Up KEANSBURG Monday Night on TV Hood," a part that helped boost (7) Jane Wyman (7) Hathaways Casino — FRI. & SAT. — Satan his famous father to stardom 2 25- (4) News (11) Navy Log Never Sleeps 6:40; 9:00. The Hollywood producers hope 2tS»- (2) House Party 8:30— (2) Route 66 SUN.—The Outsider 2:20; 4:30; By HARVEY PACK her that only her neck would be that lightning will strike twice (4) Detectives een on camera. She's having a (4) Loretta Young 6:45; 9:00. ON THE Hospital fans and hypochon- in this case and launch Sean on (7) Seven Key* (5) Bat Masterson driacs have been having a ball ilg party on the night of the successful movie career. From (7) Flintstones LONG BRANCH ihow and it's really the ultimate (9) Star and Story on Monday nights thanks to pictures of the young actor, he (11) Atomic Age Physics (11) True Adventure Baronet — The Hustler 3:40; ABC's handsome and brilliant talking about one's opera- bears quite a resemblance to his 9:00— (5) Cimmarron City 9:45: The Mark 1:30; 7:30. ion." J:M- (S) News neurosurgeon, "Ben Casey." But landsome father. !:•»- (2) Millionaire (7) 77 Sunset Strip SAT. — Kiddie Show: Shaggy this Monday NBC is throwing in Lou Hazam, Charles Christen- (4) Young Dr. Malone (9) Other Walls 2:00; Tarzan the Ape Man 3:10; some ringers against the ficti- en and Leonard Engel, the pro- Question — Does Rod Serling (5) Waterfront (II) Bishop Fulton J. Guns of Navarone<4:30; 7:30; tious Ben, when they present a ducer-director and writer of write all the scripts on "Twilight Sheen 10:30. Breakthrough" have framed (7) Queen For A Day LAURENCE HARVEY Purex special entitled "Break- e" or does he have an as- (9) Movie 1:30— (2) Father of the Bride SUN. — Guns of Navarone 3:00; their show like a "Person to Per- ilstant?—Mrs. D. R., Jr., Hol- 6:00; 9:10. through: Heart and Artery Sur- son"' trip to an operating room. (11) Atomic Age Physics (4) Dinah Shore CAPUCINE gery-" land, Virginia. (9) Movie Host John Chancellor sits In a Answer — Even a writer with t:M- (2) Verdict Is Yourt ASBURY PARK Prior to attending a screening N York studio with noted car- 10:00— (2) Twilight Zone JANE FONDA of the "Breakthrough" show we Mr. Serling's talent would soon (4) Our Five Daughters (5) Yancy Derringer Lyric — Black Tights 8:30. diovascular surgeon Dr. Henry run out of ideas and gimmicks (5) Medic had lunch with its director, Swan and they attend the oper (7) Target: Corruptors ANNE BAXTER Charles F. Christensen. Before if he had to turn out a new (7) Who Do You Trust? (11) How to Marry a tions via a monitor. Dr. Swan "T.Z." script each week. Many we ordered, Mr. Christensen tact- and Mr. Chancellor provide (11) Abbott and Costello Millionaire VFW Asks: BARBARA STANWYCK fully explained that when they writers, not one, contribute to the 1:55- (2) News 10:30— (2) Eyewitness Also at Eatontown •elected cameramen to cover the running commentary and Dr. show. Mr. Serling does have a wan throws an occasional 4:»- (2) Brighter Day (4) Chet Huntley 'GEORGE RAFT STORY" operations seen on the program ay-so in the selection of scripts (5) Mr. Lucky Display Flag they subjected them to a brief ion at the operating surgeon. in his capacity as co-producer (4) Make Room For Chris assured me that this in Daddy (9) Movie RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A trip to the operating room. "It and program story consultant, (11) Mr. Adams and Eve campaign to have every home In SAT. AFTERNOON at 2 P.M. simply wouldn't do to have a no way interferes with the doc- and occasionally writes an epi- (5) Divorce Hearing or's efficiency as surgeons are (7) American Bandstand 11:00- (2) Newi the township display the Ameri- FOR THE CHILDREN camerman pass out when the doc- sode himself. (4) New* can Flag is being undertaken by tor makes an Incision. After all xained to converse during sur (11) Laurel-Hardy and Doors open at l:S0 p.m. Show over 3:50 p.m. gery as a prime'method of teach Chuck (5) New* the Veterans of Foreign Wars. . . . we're televising and as (For an answer to your ques- Admission (or children 25c ing others. "Surgery via closed 4; IS- (2) Secret Storm (7) New* The aim Is to revive and pro- you'll notice at the screening tion about any TV program or (11) Groucho mote the patriotic tradition of ircuit Is becoming a common 4:25- (9) Twist these operations are very real." practice in medicine and it's actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, 11:10— (2) Weather displaying the flag everywhere. The squeamish reporter had tea co this paper.) (11) Pinocchio (4) Weather Anyone interested in obtaining and toast for lunch. made it possible for students to ee the greatest medical names 4:11- (2) Edge of Night (5)PM a flag before Memorial Day, May "We are really very careful In perform operations." (4) Here's Hollywood 11:12— (7) Weather 30, should contact Kenneth Scott, our work," continued Mr. Chris- Ten years ago, according to (5) Mr. District Attorney 11:15— (2) Movie Ray Brennan, Joseph Meier or tensen. "Our cameras are ster- hris, none of the operations seen TV Highlights (9) Looney Tunes (4) Tonight James Crowley. ilized and our crew goes through on the show had progressed be- By CYNTHIA LOWRY (11) Bozo the Clown (7) Movie The cotton, 3x5-foot flag has a many of the preparations the yond the experimental stage. To- 4:50— (7) American Newistan 11:30—(II) New* two-piece pole, gilt ball, halyard AP Television-Radio Writer 11:40—(11) Movie medical personnel use. Naturally, day, thanks primarily to the de 4:55- (4) News and metal bracket packed In a STARTS SUNDAY at the CARLTON • our people wear surgical masks. velopment of the heart-lung ma- NEW YORK,— Television, in (11) Rocky and His 12:00— (9) Boston Blackie sturdy carton. The program is on tape and not chine, they are a part of every springtime mood, will be con 12:40- (5) News film but we 'rehearsed' by at dav surgery although still quite centrating on religious and on Friends 12:45— (4) Follow That Man Madre' and 'African Queen.' Also tending similar heart operations delicate. light-hearted aspects of life dur 5: BO- (2) Life of Rlley 1:00— (2) Movie 'Moby Dick'—I liked that one, and blocking out dur scenes nc ng the next few days. (4) Kukla and Ollle (4) News though some didn't. cordlngly." At the conclusion of the pro- Dinah Shore will lead the mel- (5) Felix and Diver Da (7) Movie "There were some good parts gram we see all the patient ody parade with' her NBC pro- (7) I Married loan of "Key Largo,' though Bogie was On "Breakthrough" four forms some weeks later and even the (9) Almanac Newsreel of heart surgery are demonstrat- gram tonight (9:30-10:30). with (11) Dick Tracy 1:05— (4) 13th Hour miscast as a good guy; Claire most dramatic "Ben Casey",nev 5:05- (4) Movie ed via actual operations in Wash' 1 excerpts from two foreign-made 5:25—(11) Rocky and His (9) News and Weather Trevor was great, and so was er moved this observer as muc shows of last season. Eddie Robinson. Ington, D. C, Houston, Texas as seeing a ten-year-old boy play Friends 1:15—(5) News San Francisco, Calif., and Min- Sunday morning and early aft- 5:10- (2) Movie 2:00— (7) Evening Prayer "I thought 'Heaven Knows, Mr. PAT BOONE ing football with his friends fivi Allison' was underrated. It was neapolis, Minn. We asked Chris weeks after heart surgery. ernoon will be devoted as usual (7) Highway Patrol 2:05— (4) Sermonette whether the patients were pleased to special Easter programs. CBS (S) Movie 3:25— (2) New* a damn good job, and Bob Mit- MAYFA1R "STATE FAIR" We asked the director how chum was wonderful in it. He is about having themselves cut open many patients are lost on the op will televise Protestant services (11) Three Stooges 1:30— (2) Give Us This Day In front ot millions of people. from Trinity Lutheran Church in one of our great actors, but gets 2 ACADEMY AWARDS erating table during heart sur* little credit." "For the most part they are de- gery and his'a'hswer summed up Long Island City from 11 a.m. "THE HUSTLER" BARONET lighted and, of course, they all the "Breakthrough" seen on th to noon, while, at the same time, Hollywood: That left some notable omis- "THE MARK" ilgned releases. The lady in program. "Frankly, I'm not fa NBC will show the Roman Cath- sions. How about his last out- Houston had her hair done for miliar with the mortality rate bul olic Mass at the cathedral In St. 9 ing, "The Misfits." Further Theatre Information Call SH 1 -9600 the occasion even though we told the figures are purely academi( Louis, Mo. Something lyent wrong," he because these patients would di Earlier (10-11), CBS will pre- John Huston s Plan admitted. "J think perhaps it was without it. Prior to the inventio sent a cantata, based on Fran- that too much affection was lav- ATLANTIC of the 'Pacemaker' which elec- cis Thompson's poem, "The HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Long, who don't provide a "full day' ished on Marilyn (Monroe)." THEATRE lean John Huston was in town work for a full day's pay." In the writing—by her then MUuillr HlKliluuds—Til. '.'IlKillH tronically prevents coronary ar- Hound of Heaven," with music by rest the patient's heart simpl Maurice Jaeobson. ABC has an this week with some comments "I'm glad the guild has seei husband, Arthur Miller? •VVt. T.e—M»T. SAT. a' stopped beating and that was 1 oratorio, "Revelation," in the on tardy actors, his past hits and fit to make official recognition "In the writing, and other re- SUNDAY CONTINUOUS And the Houston lady with th< afternoon (2:30-3:30). NBC's flops and future hopes. the situation," said Huston, wh spects, too." MATINUS has experienced his share of e Oddly he left out the hit "Mou- Wtd» Sat.. Sm. NOW THRU SATURDAY defective artery would have hai beautiful "The Way ol the Cross" The latter are wrapped up in a stroke. As for the ten-year-ol( will be repeated between 5 and "Freud," the reason for his ad- ratic actors of late. "This thin lin Rouge." His reasoning: "Pic- 2:30 "FRANCIS boy, who now has a normal lif 6 p.m. vent to these shores. Huston left has become intolerable. The torlally it was excellent, and Joe CVtNtNQt 8:30 OF ASSISI" ahead of him, his life expectancy In the evening, there is NBC's his Irish castle to direct the film of professionalism can ruin th Ferrer did a good job. But I" might have been about ten more special, "Marineland Carnival," in Vienna and Munich and came movie business." didn't like what we did to tau WALT DISNEY'S years. When you take all this in featuring Rosemary Clooney. here to show the finished product One of Huston's missions whil tree. We sentimentalized him, "Mysteries of the Daep" to account the risk of surgerj Lloyd Bridges and assorted deni- to the Universal boss before re- here is to get a print of his cla and he wasn't a sentimental seems quite minor." zens of the deep. And there's turning to Rome to dub and score sic crime film, "The Maltes man." SUN.-MON.-TUI*. 'Highways of Melody," also on t. Falcon," to keep with others The less said about "The Bar- (MATINIK MONDAY AT X) NBC (10-11), with Gordon and "I think It's very good," he re- his home in Ireland. That rals barian and the Geisha" the bet- TONY CURTIS Sheila MacRae, Hugh O'Brian marked with Hustonian under- the question of which of all hi ter. Commented Huston: "An babies he would like to ow ("Bonanza") Lan- statement. abominable title. I think I had a "The Outsider" and Michael copies of. beautiful picture. But then I left don. Good or bad, it's his baby. He Asphalt Jungle it, and John Wayne—for whom I SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE "Breakthrough.," first of a ser- directed and produced, and ended ' 'The Falcon' and 'Aspha have no love—went back for ies of recent forward strides in up writing it (with Wolfgang Jungle'," tie replied. "I've g added scenes and re-cut the whole On Monday, April 23. at 2:30 P.M. be seen Monday Reinhardt.) He originally conv prints of 'Treasure of the Slem thing until It was a shambles.' (10-11 ~p.m.) on NBC. It follows missioned Jean Paul Sartre to WALK OH THE in close-up four operations repair- compose the script. ing defective and diseased hearts "Sartre's finished product ran WILD SIDE and arteries. 1,100 pages, and it was in story Make your Easter reservation now Current problems of Great Brit- form; as a script, it would have NOW SHOWING HELLIONS ain—economic, political and so- been 2,000 pages," said Huston RESTAURANT (average film script length: 150 ISciv Jersey Premier Engagement pages.) LOUNGE New Start "Sartre said he had no interest OYO 0HARI9MC, In rewriting; he had done his HWY. 35 OS 1-2100 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. mOIRA SHEARER * writing on it. So we had to MIH JCAMMAIRE. DINE LEISURELY AT start anew." ROLAKO PETIT The director has been catching MAURICE OHEVAUER up on recent events in Hollywood after a year's absence. He was told of the Screen Actors Guild's ll«Rrtn of OUry Rip. ft Gr«.n Olivet recent statement spanking actors Kreih Fruit Cup Marinated Herring In Cream Two tiaun ol "vMd, who misbehaved on movie sets Chilled Tomato Juice Chilled Pineapple Juice turbuHnl thowmtnthlp..,' and warning of penalties for those Cl«nr Conaomme Cream of Chicken Thr*» tilinltd beiutlit, who Mtrpnl with vrv River House Inn —ENTREE— tnd Imtglntllon, four droll Sugar-cured Virginia Ham, Raisin Sauce 2.65 tnd drtmtilc ilorlti. til Roast Stuffed Vermont Turkey 2.85 ntrtthlnaly dlfftnnt. Giblet Gravy, Cranberry Sauce A plctur* dttlgnod to tnfrttln, tnlnnct, Roast Sirloin of Beef, Au Jus .1.00 tnlhnll... SPECIAL EASTER DINNER Broiled Filet Mignon, Mushroom Sauce ...... 5.00 SERVED FROM 12 NOON UNTIL 10 P. M. Prime Broiled Sirloin Steak 4.85 French Fried Onion Rings — VEGETABLES — Candied Sw«et Potato** or Whipped Potalo#« Garden (iretin Peas -:- O«ame Give Uf fhis Day 1:09- (2) News Tonight's top televison show til*— (4) Car 54 as previewed and selected b (S) Light Time 1:00- (2) Movie 7:2S- <2) Newt (4) Tri-State Education (7) Christopher! (4) International Zone (7) Movies (5) Movie TV Key's staff of experts wh (U) Best of Groucbo 7:Ja— (2) Sunrise Semester attend rehearsals, watch screen 8:00— (4) Church Service (I) Movie 7:M— (7) Morning Prayer (7) Movie (7) Cartoons (7) Movie I:H- (I) GE Theater (II) Abbott and Costello ings, and analyze scripts in New (4) Bonanza 8:00- (2) Basic Reading Skills JYork and Hollywood. 8:11- (2) Previews 1:10- (4) Frontiers of Faith (4) Crusader Rabbit 1:55-^11) Baseball 8:20- (2) Give Us This Day (11) Sportsman's Club (Si)Opea End (7) Cartoon* (11) Sportsmen's Club (I) News and Weather 1:40—(11) Red Barber (5) Peace Corps 1:30- (2) Between Two Worlds DINAH SHORE. Dinah has a (11) Honeymoonen 8:J0- (2) Breakthru new short introduction for her 8:15- (2) News 1:S5- (») Baseball (4) Andy's Gang (4) Movie (0) Christophers (11) Baseball «:M- (I) Jack Benny 1.4O-OD Red Barber :wo repeat segments tonight. (I) Mahatia Jackson (5) Cartoons First half deals with her 8:30- (2) Tottle 2:00— (4) Can We Afford t:M— (2) Captain Kangaroo 1:SS- (9) Baseball (1) Oral Roberts Tomorow (11) Mike Hammer 2:00- (2) Eye On New York visit to Copenhagen and its lfc«»- (2) Candid Camera (4) American Treasure I pretty Tivoll Gardens, where Di- S.-4J— (5) Wonderama 2.J0- (2) Movie Chest (5) Movie 0:00- (2) Wildlife (4) Story of Easter («) Highways of Melody 2: IS— (7) Movie nah and boxer Ingemar Johans- (») Championship Bridge (5) Just for Fun son listen to the Swe-Danes sing (S) Wonderama (7) Direction '62 9:«5- (9) News and Weather 2:30— (2) Young Worlds BREAKTHROUGH — Or. Henry Swan (left), a pioneer In open- (11) One Step Beyond with an American snap. Second Mart aurgcry, discusses a heart operation with NBC News ear- (7) Q.T. Hush 2:55— (5) News 1:10— (9) Almanac Newsreel J:00— (2) Touch of Fame (I) Triumphant Hour 1:00- (4) Movia JI.J»- (2) What's My line half takes place in Paris and the rnpondtnt John Chancellor on "Breakthrough: Heart and Artery (7) Lawman 1:15— <7) Davey and Goliath (4) Movie sequence is improved by the cut- Surgery" en th» NBC-TV Network Monday, April 2*. They ar« In (11) Let's Have Fun (I) Movie (9) Cartoons S:1S- (7) Movie an NBC studio In Naw York, dlacuaslng an operation on • TV (t) Movie ling. It's a pity viewers who 0:10- (2) Way To Go 1:10- (7) Editor's Choice (11) Encounter kW- (4) Pip the Piper 3:30— (2) Repertoire Theater can't see it in color lose some screen. The taped program will show open-htart operatlona In (4) Let's Talk About God 4:00— (7) Issues and Answer* (7) Animaland (5) Movie Washington, Minneapolis and San Franeleco and an artary oper- Him- (I) News of the impact of the show. (Col- ation In Houaton to Illustrate dramatio new advaneea in llte-eav- (7) Funny Mann* 4:10— (4) Afternoon with Rodin (9) Movie 4:00- (2) Movie lor). 9:30 p.m. NBC. «:«- (4) Jewish Poor* ft (4) News U:09- (2) Video Village Jr. ing eurgtry. Tne eurgeona will explain the operatlona ae they are (7) Milestones of the (5) Senate Report (9) Golf Tips performed and televised. This li the first of three "Breakthrough" 10:00- (2) Easter Special Century (4) Shari Lewis 4:15—(11) Red Barber (7) Newi 1 TWILIGHT ZONE. "The Trade- specials on Important new progress In tha fight againtt dlstati. (4) Conunonwetlth of (•) Movie <7) Cartoons 4:30- (4) Urban Politics Nations (11) Government Report 11:10- (2) Mighty Mouse , (5) Horse Race ins." Writer Serlin visualizes a S:00- (2) Amateur Hour 11:05- (S) Public Office time when we can exchange our Chicago- to retrain and rehabili- from McCormick Place/ in Chi (7) Builders Showcase (4) Way of the Crosj (4) King Leonardo (7) Pro Bowlers Tour 11:10— (4) Weather (7) Q. T. Hu>b old bodies for new ones yet re- tate them in the age of automa- cago. The message will be de- (0) Movie (5) Racket Squad 11: IS- (2) Movie (9) Cartoons tain our own personalities. Story tion. Though it poses as many livered by the Rev. Dr. Fred 10:10- (4) Inquiry (7) Wide World of Sports 11:09- (2) Allakazam (11) NFL Highlights (4) Movie (4) Fury concerns an old couple who would problems as it does answers, this Hoskins. 8 a.m. NBC. (7) Focus 5:19- (2) G-E College Bowl 3:00- (2) Life of Riley exploration of Cook Counties' ex- (7) Movie (7) Little Rascals like to buy themselves new bod- 11:00- (2) Church Service (5) Pony Express (U) New York (4) Ail Star Golf ies but can only afford to pay perience points up the need for SPECIAL. "The Hound of (4) Church Service ' SUNDAY EVENING (9) Cooking (5) Jim Bowie Confidential 11:1S—(lt> Adventures In Africa for one. Hoping to double his education along with a retraining Heaven." Francis Thompson's (7) Faith For Today 0:00— (2) Twentieth Century (9) Movie program for specific Jobs rather ll:S5— (3) Movie 11:90- (2) Roy Rogers money, the old man decides famous lyrical, soul - searching (0) Lets Look at (4) Meet the Press 11:4MU) Big Picture (4) Make Room for (11) Ramar to enter a poker game. It's a than in a vacuum. 10:30 p.m. poem about his flight from God Congress (5) Movie 5:30- (2) Movie NBC. 1Z:00- (t) World Artists Daddy fairly intriguing show aided by whose "strong Feet followed, 11:15— (0) State House (») Buccaneers " 12:30— (I) Almanac Newsraal (5) Just for Fun (5) Felix & Diver Dan a neat poker segment male view- followed after," is heard today, Conference •:W- (2) Mr. Ed 12:35- (S) News and Weather (11) Robin Hood ers should enjoy. 10 p.m. CBS. TONIGHT. From Hollywood, set to music by the contemporary 11:10— (7) This is the Answer (4) 1. 2, 3. Go l:0»- (4) Movie (7) Barney Bear English composer Maurice Ja • (11) Builders' Showcase SATURDAY EVENING Joey Bishop hosts his last show (II) Easter Parade (7) Msverick 1:15— (2) Movie EYEWITNESS. Unless some- this trip with James Garner, Pat cobson. After Donald Harron SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1:45- (7) Evening Prayer SATURDAY AFTERNOON 6:00— (4) News reads the poem as introduction, (I) Wonders of the World 12:90- (2) Sky King iS) Sandy's Hour thing hotter comes up as it did Harrington Jr., Paula Prentiss 12:00- (2) Robert Herridge 7:00- (2) Marineland Carnival 1:30— (3) News with the siwtch to the steel story and Don Williams along. We maythe Jacobson cantata is per- Theater 2.SJ- (2) Give Us This Day (4) Mr. Wizard (7) Two Faces West formed by the Peloquin Chorale (4) Bullwinkle (II) Rin Tin Tin last week, tonight's report fs an have heard it wrong, but his (4) Israel (I) Kingdom of the Sea (7) Bugs Bunny schedule calls for a "lingerie and tenor Donald Sullivan. An- MONDAY MOKNINa (9) Movie 6: IS— (4) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers up-to-the minute roundup of the (7) Cartoons 7:15-(Ii) Red Barber crisis in Algeria. The newsmen fashion show" too. (Color). 11:15 other tribute to Easter. 10 a.m. (0) Story of Easter 5:«— (2) Previews (11) Christophers 6:30— (4) Recital Hall CBS. 7.10- (4) Walt Disney's World . (7) Lone Ranger and camera crew responsible for p.m. NBC. 12:10— (2) Washington fcSO- (2) Give Us This Day 12:15—(11) Freedom Rings (7) Follow the Sun fcU— (2) New* 12:10- (2) My Friend Flicka (9) Terrytoons Circus the on-the-spot films made them Conversation (I) Movie (11) Supercar at gun point most of the time, TOMORROW CHURCH SERVICE. -Protes- 1:00- (2) College of The Air 6:4S- (2) News so tune in for their risky efforts. tant Easter Service is telecast I: SO— (2) Sunrise Semester ROOM FOR ONE MORE. primarily a place for fun and a acters pop up to harass Mr, I:»—(4> Sermonette 9:50- (2) Local News Also, an interview with a public live from the Trinity Lutheran world's fair Is only a itste or Benny and Rochester. 9:30 p.m. information officer In Paris, and "Two Many Parents." Adorable 7.00- (2) News 6:55— (2) Weather episode and very much in keep- Church In Long Island City, New county fair oa a (lightly higher CBS. 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt another with an FLN spokesman York. Dr. Oswald Hoffman will plane. Seattle's Space Needle Is (4) Today Jack in New York, fill in with perti ing with the theme of the series. (4) Local News Mrs. Rose takes on a foster child deliver the sermon. 11 a.m. an exciting sight, and New 7:11— (t) Call to Prayer nent reaction to the violence. CBS. HIGHWAYS OF MELODY.' 7:2*— (7) Morning Prayar Sullivan's (5) Circus Boy temporarily, hoping to place him York's trilOD and perlsphere may An archly charming, something- (7) Beany and Cecil 10:30 p.m. CBS. bring back memories for some 7: SO— (5) Columbia Lectures SPRING LAKE.N.J. with one of her friends. The some|for-everybody musicale, at Us (9) Championship child has a habit o f running CHURCH SERVICE. A Pontif- but, on the whole, the program 1$ (7) Early Bint CartMas ical High Mass Is telecast live """ "" best when it Just lets its singers 8:00- (2) Captain Kangaroo Bowling CHET HUNTLEY REPORTING. away, but she eventually finds just "fair." 6 p.m. CBS. (and an occasional cowboy) (11) Superman A study of a troublesome fact of two homes simultaneously, which from the St. Louis Cathedra] in sing. Oddly enough, Hugh (I) Sandy Backer 7:10- (4) Weather life, the unskilled unemployed, creates some pleasant confusion St. Louis, Mo. A newly discov- MEET THE PRESS. Senator O'Brlan come* off best of all (7> Tommy Seven AL KENNY 7: IS- (4) Financial News and the attempts being made in 8 p.m. ABC. ered version of Puccini's Mass Estes Kefauver, Chairman of the with his "Mademoiselle de 8:S9- (7) Little Rascals tauUiml Plwiltt 7:20— (4) Sports is included in the service. 11 Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Paris" number. We could have 8:45— (I) News and Weither Appxrlnr N Italy 7:39- (2) Perry Maion ' Tall Man a.m. NBC. Subcommittee engaged In plan- done with a little more of Gor- 8:S»— (I) Cartoon Tim* THE DEFENDERS. "Reunion »:00- (» Amos 'a' Andy Erv Bradley Dance Orch. (4) Wells Fargo Leave It to Beaver With Death." Good show. For ning an investigation on the don MacRae's singing, and a lit- (5) Waterfront WASHINGTON CONVERSA (4) SUmnsitlcs Frl. & Sat. Nites Movie about the third time this year, steel Industry, Is Interviewed by tle less of Janet Blair's "show- (7) Calvin and the •, ( Trouble Shooters Lawrence Preston finds himself TION. The Shah of Iran, Mo Jack Bell of t h e A.P., Hobart manship." Michael Landon of (7) Memory Lane accommodations for Colonel 9:00- (4) Movie acting as defense attorney in a hammed Rera Pahlevi, is inter- Rowen of Newsweek, Henry 'Bonanza" makes his singing de- 1:15- (4> Family Luncheon • Dinner (11) Jeff's Collie Wrestling kangaroo court. Tonight, it's tho viewed by correspondent Paul Gemmill of the Wall Street Jour- but and demonstrates that his 1:15- (S) News (S) Nlvan. 12:30 p.m. CBS. Weddings - Parties 8:00— (5) Night Court (7) Lawrence Welk crew of a bomber shot down dur- nal and Robert McCormick of western range Is far greater than •:S«- (1) My Little Margie Anniversaries (7) Room For On* More Californians ing the Korean War that feels NBC News. ( p.m. NBC (Color). his musics! range. Also heard (I) Toppt* (") DIRECTIONS '«2. "Revelation." PRIVATE ROOM (9) Wonders of the World 9: SO- (2) have Gun Will one of their men was a traitor. from are Juliet Prowse, Sheila (I) Movia Gibson 9-9000 (11) Invisible Man Travel The whole play takes place in a Pianist-composer Earl Wild con- MARINELAND CARNIVAL. MacRae and Mary Costa. •:S5- (4> News 8:30— (2) Defender San Francisco Beat hotel room and it's a tribute to ducts his own Easter Oratorio, (Color). 10 p.m. NBC. M:00— (!) Calender (U) commissioned especially for ABC. Another healthy show from 10:00- (2) Gun smoke writer, director and actors that Marineland tanks, mixing stars (4) Say Whe* Boxing it holds your interest from start Librettist William Lewis, who with whales and porpoises. Rose- (5> Movia (7) used the visions of St. John Several years' experimentation (9) Fiesta In Puerto Rico to finish. All the performances mary Clooney croons to wal- (7) Susie are quite good but Leonard from the book of "Revelations" ruses, Lloyd Bridges and diver on St. Crolx, largest of the Virgin 10: »0- (1) I Love Lucy (U) Movie for his elusive, majestic text, Islands, demonstrated that avo- SHAMROCK BAR Movie Stone as thf> plane's cantain is Zalo Parry do an underwater (4> Play Your Hoaek 10:50- (9) doubles as tenor in the role of cados are well adapted to the 11:90- (2) News the most believable. 8:30 p.m. home skit, and Jose Jimenez (7> Gale Storm ^ Beaehway Keansburg CBS. the apostle St. John. Soprano looks solemnly at fish and m»m Islands. Six trees are being of- 10:55- (I) Mahalia Jackso* <*> News Olivia Bonelli, bass John Ma- fered to each resident free ol Movie mall. Thanks to Jose, there's 11:09- (1) /ideo VUags '" 7/ \ \y Entertainment Every Wed., Frl., Sat. (5) curdy, baritone Robert Trehy, charge. «> Prica Is Right (7) News LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. some levity to this year's spe- and Bruce Zahariades sing the cial, but it's the Jumping mam (7) Ernie Ford Return by Popular 11:10- (2) Weather "Beaver's Tycewriter." No real roles of the archangel, the Proph- Weather mals who steal the show. 7 p.m. Some ' 19 tobacco-growing na- (I) Herb Sheldon (4) crisis here, just a normal inci- et, the 7lh Angel, and the sym- Demand . . . . the "LYRICS" Movie dent in a boy's life. Beaver gets CBS. tions have issued special postage 11:25- (5) News 11:15- (2) bolic voice of Christ, respeclive- stamps honoring tobacco. The 11:30— <2> Clear Horiwn Movie a new typewriter and hopes to ly, and a chorus of angels evoke SUNDAY AFTERNOON TWIST PARTY (4) Five Fingers make his schoolwork neater, but ED SULLIVAN. The Ringling United States Is one or the tew (4) Concentration the mystery and strength of the tobacco countries (tobacco is our (J) Romper Room WITH ALL DRINKS ONE PRICE (7) Dangerous he finds typing is hard to learn faith. 2:30 p.m. ABC. Brothers and Harry Belafonte 11:30—(11> Assignment and soon he's paying Eddie Has- share the honors tonight, and fourth largest agricultural caih (7) Yours For A Song 12.00- (9) Hy Gardner kell a dollar to type his work. each is given almost equal time. crop) that has not done so. 11:55— (1) News " Coachmen" 12:15- (7) Movie Things come to the point where ISSUES AND ANSWERS. Su- Representing the hocus-pocus of I2.-J0— (S) Senate Report he has to pay Eddie weekly or do preme Court Justice William O. the circus, equilibrist Unua doea Douglas and Secretary of the In- Starting Wednesday, April 25 12:35- (5) Movie the job himself. As usual, Ed- his famed balanclng-onone fin Movie die Haskell steals the show even terior Stewart L. Udall, are In- ger act, Stephenson's performing 1:00- (4) terviewed b y correspondents (9) Almanac Newsreel though he's only on for a few poodles take to center stage, and News and Weather moments. 8:30 p.m. ABC. Robert Clark and Peter Clapper. Mike Coco the clown gets a bit EL- "INK SPOTS" 1:05— (9) 4 p.m. ABC. 1:30- (2) Movie of help from newcomer circus 2:00- (7) Evening Prayer SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE clown Ed Sullivan. Belatonte's ENJOY YOUR Sermonette "WAY OF THE CROSS." (Re- troupe Includes the Ulents of 2:30- (4) MOVIES. "Soldier of Fortune." peat). An altogether beautiful 3:30- (2) News (1955). A handsomely mounted, Miriam Makeba and Harry' Give Us This Day Easter repeat, visually, con- songs Include "Crawdad," "Try EASTER DINJVER- S:S5- (2) sumptuously produced film with ceptually, and technically. a glamorous cast to suit, gives to Remember," "Baby Boy," and this routine siory a substantial Filmed in Jerusalem, this mag- "Michael Row the Boat," among EASTER DINNER nificent color documentary shows others. 8 p.m. CBS. at the boost. Clark Gable turns in a colorful performance as an the path followed by Jesus on the Served from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. FRANK & JOHN'S American adventurer In Hong day of His crucifixion. From the HOLLYWOOD SPECIAL. ALPINE MANOR Kong, nnd Susan FJayward is her opening vista of Mount of Olives, Shake Hands With the Devil." FROM... $1.90 glamorous self as a lady who through a striking montage se- (1959). An excellent cast headed Highlands 872.1773 Marina Inn seeks his aid in freeing her hus- quence, to the closing shots of a by James Csgney, Don Murray, band held cantive by thp r.hinese tomb, this moving and enlighten- Dana Wynter, Michael Red- Special Children's Menu ^i 33 LAUREL AVE. Reds. (Color). 9 p.m. NBC. ing offering will appeal equally grave, and Glynls Johns, makes FULL COURSE DINNERS to viewers of all faiths. You'll up for the shortcomings of the see no phony actors in this Lou KEANSBURG. N. J. GUNSMOKE. Some action In script in this fairly grim motion from O this leisurely series tonight when Hnznm production, and camera- picture on t h e Irish Rebellion. H gunman srts up an ambush man Joseph Vadala deserves a 8:30 p.m. ABC. for Marshal Dillon. One of the. special salute. (Color). 5 p.m. Special Children** Menu PIZZA ploys for the ambush is a girl, NBC. JACK BENNY. A pretty funny and the good Marshal bites. It's show evolves out of Benny's ad- a wonder this isn't the last show TWENTIETH CENTURY. vertisement for a boarder. Frank $2*oo PIES of the series but Dillon manages "Let's Go To The Fair." A his-Nelson scores as a telephone to get out of the scrape. 10 p.m. tory of world's fairs winding up man. little Maudie Prlckett li a CBS. in Seattle for a brief preview of secretary, and four oddball char-' Made from the their "Century 21." Thosp of us, Finest Imported who are unable to visit the big SUNDAY ones around the world, can take Cheeses & Sauces CHURCH SERVICE. Easter some consolation from these Sunrise Service is televised llvo films. They prove that a fair Is Try One — Be One of Our Customers HOWARDjOHIHOnj AMERICAN ROUTE 35 MIDDLETOWN Serving from 12 Noon to 10 P. M. LOU'S PIZZERIA 100% FURI BUT HAMBURGIIW-not made from frozen meat — but top quality baef ground freih dally. McDonald's .00 Hamburgers are served hot off the grill on toattsd buns — NOW! 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SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: Men needed with tech writing APARTMENTS Desirable Six Months' $23.88 Charming brick and frame rancti house with three bedroom*, two skill in electronics and related BtTiT* UVXHQ baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, den, garage, modest Jabs Anywhere fields. 3 ROOMS of FURNITURE InjUllaUon Optional NOW BXtlTBIO; PRbWN'S taxes, dishwasher, fireplace; priced to sell. $23,500. There's Big Money Selling 3^4^-5 ROOMS Long-term assignments in 32 Broad St. Hed Bank BH 1-750 America's Most Popular Monmouth County. ALL BRAND NEW! ELECTRIC FENDER BASS — An. Free Swimming Pool SHREWSBURY BORO plu«h blond hardatull case, »150. PA Send resume or call collect. ;i35 to $225 Monthly Three bedrooms, VA baths, large game room, living- room, din- ICE CREAM AT A PRICE PARED DOWN TO YOUR POCKETBOOK! Including All Utilities ing area—modem kitchen, two-car garage, nicely landscaped lot in good section of this charming Boro. All this with an asking MERCHANDISE WANTED EZU MODEL APARTMENTS price of $22,500. FAMOUS Boland & Boyce WESTWOOD AND BATH AVENUI PIANOS and musical insLruuien 358 W. 40TH 8T.. N.T.G OX 6-MMRenewed wanted. Highest prices paid, U. Tei IX3NO BRANCH. N. J. CAPIUU SWEEPING WATCR VIEW GOOD HUMOR (opposite Port Authority Bus GUARANTEED Pay only ur. 306 u*is St.. Lake wood or Vox $ cron 3-2190. High on a hill—No water ever comes up here! Panoramic vistai UNDER OUR LIBERAL. Terminal) REFRIGERATOR NEWLY DECORATED — Two an Hloa INCOME PERCENTAGE fU»6 $2.50 weekl WANTED from huge living room with massive fireplace, enclosed porch and 71 1IAIN ST.. MAIMSON. N. J. 288 USED ORIENTAL RVOB liuee-room apanments, nrat floor, • All expenses Paid FR 7-6700 At no extra cost! utlmica supplu-cl. Call mi 7-3730. formal dining room. Two first floor bedrooms and bath—up— • No Aja Limit CHINEaE AND P1SRBIAN FJUEUUAN QA1XKR1ES MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE two more plus tremendous billiard room. Basement with second • No Experience Needed PR 4-3143 Evrnlllfa CA 2-H82 Branch & Madison Ave. Out and two. • No Cask Bonds Required NOTHING ELSE TO BUY! badTPom apartments. Prom SH& ankitchen, bedroom and lavatory — two-car garage — covered patio. Apply Mondiy through Saturday—9 10 OLU HOUSE SHUTTEKS, plctur Tloase Call SH 1-9115. Wooded plot that gives privacy but is easily maintained. Asking fc. sm snrewatiury Ave., Bttrewabury HELP WANTED—Male • Femal frames, glassware, rocker, ?tc. Writ (across (mm Re4 B*nH Airport.) Wilkena, in Main St., Port Monmout TWO APARTilENTS — Unfurnished, $35,000. LIVING ROOM — Sweeping sofa or sofa bed, matching arm chair on Hwy. 35 between Red Bank and WE ARE PLEASED TO ANTIQUES - PalntlntB. N. J.AUas- MidUletown. 811 7-*3i)5 or 2ai-2050. ROUTE SALESMAN ror established ANNOUNCE THAT OUR TWO two limed oak step tables, cocktail table and two lamps. Estatea purehaseil and appraued. Bt TOE BIRDS SING laundry and dry cleaning route. Per- WEEKS OF OPERATION HAVE 1-2003. Tbo Hudson firiop Inc.. 61 KEANSBUKO — Duplex, (ouv rooms manent year round employment, guar- EXCEEDED OUR ESTIMATE. broad St. Shrewsbury. new, unfurnished. Two bedrooms, til on this attractive plot. Lovely three-bedroom home featuring anteed wage. Apply Donald'a Laundry. BEDROOM — Large dresser, tilting mirror, full site bookcasi bath, gas dryer. J100 per month. In 44 Marlon St.. lied Bank between 4-S. IT'S A STEINWAY 1 WANT—Or slmlla gracious entrance foyer, spacious living room, dining room, beau- bed, comfortable mattress and spring, two lamps, two bed pillow plauo. Writo "A.L.." Boi 511, » utlUUeB. Available May 15. Call 787-1003 EXPERIENCED PAINTERS — Call In WE NEED aank stating maker, age, price. tiful eat-in kitchen, 26' paneled family room, iwo ceramic tile raon, 5-8 p.m. <5 Hendrickjon PI.. EXPERIENCED AND and two throw rugs. baths, mint condition throughout. Close to shopping and schools. ,lr Haven. UASSAOE SQUIPUENT — For rei R INEXPERIENCED or aale. Fr«« deUvery. SOUTH JEBSE COMMERCIAL RENTALS Transferred owner asking $29,500. WAITRESSES DINETTE — Stunning five-piece set, latest nubian finish. Choici SURGICAL Sil 7-2614. FLOORS FOR KENT — Near rallroa BOAT YARD MEN o( decorator colors. OLD FURNI1UK11 — Autluuea. cUlna Btatlon, approximately 1.600 eq. tu PAINTERS • HANDYMEN Slassware, art objects and orlc-a-bra •ach door. Elevator. Call SH 7-1100. HAZLET OFICE OFFERING: MARtNB MECHANIC EXPERIENCED AND Immediate cash for anythlci and e OUTBOARD MECHANIC erythtng. Ruscil'a, 25 Bast Front Gt LOUQU KOOll lor rent. Center o LOOKING FOR CHARM INEXPERIENCED SH 1-1693, town, could bo used also lor otno kxc«Uent working condition!. 48 Hou space. Approximately 2,400 so, K. Wrlli Tliis three-bedroom ranch in one of Middletown's finest sections Week ' COOKS 1 Field Furniture IXJDQB - Bo» au. Red Bant will end your search. Large living room with fireplace. Dining APPLY IN PERSON LITTLE SILVER — All new air condl. COLONNADE WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT PETS AND LIVESTOCK tioned Btores or offices. Immediate oc. room, roomy kitchen, one-car garage. $900 down to qualified NAUVOO MARINA, INC. cupancy. Also build to suit. 200 caFHA buyer. Asking $17,500. 1410 Ocean Ave. ' Sea BrJgb RESTAURANT* Store Hours: COLui PUPS — Sable, and trl-colo: parkins. SH 7-2300. RETIRED HAN* — Interested In work- Kaisca wiui cbudreo. NEW BTORES — Or offices, 715 OlTRAD. E YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES ing 214-3 hour* per day locally, con- LI 2.2744 7-11 E. Front St. 9-b Mon. thru Sat. 8H 1-7710 715A Hwy. 38. Mtddletown. Amplo park- tacting proapect/ for old established ing. OS 1-0277. firm, laury plus bonus. Call Mr, Tay- Keyport, N. J. 9-9 Thurs. and Fri.DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC. read lor, PKWtttw lor appointment.. ACS EMPLOYMENT AOENCX for Easter. Bnrr order A applicant our specialty. SH 7-3108 WALKER & WALKER &RXVKR — Station -wagon, for steam 12 Broad St., Bed Bank SH T-StM •hip company, NYC. Transportation to COLLIES — AKC. six weeks, sablei HOUSES FOR RENT WANTED — For farm in Ulddletown. trts. Health and disposition guarantee* REALTORS Job furnlahftd. Retired police, postman. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Rea*onaDle. U 2-3663. fireman considered. Steady employ- man, woman, or couple to work with ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 661 Broad Street Routs 33 ment. Benefit*. Call WH 4-8528. chickens, erra anil vegetable garden. COLLIE PUP8 — AKC registered, gol. Nicely furnished three-bedroom horns, WrUe '•A.tV Box SU. Red Bank. en sable, permanent snots. Terms a Shrewsbury, N. J. Hazlet, N. J. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ccpled. OA 1M00S. $150 yearly rental. BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SALE Bummer rental, fabulmit home on SHadyside 1-5212 ^ COlftx 4-3313 BUS OPERATORS Qualified Personnel For Quality Order: 20 ACRES — LAKE —POOL Cellar combination windows (screei AKC illNIATORE POODLES, excel Scenic Dr. Three bedrooms, furnls! 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-474' 4H-*cr» deep water like iwlmmin, and (lass complete). 32111, 11.10 lent reputation. CA &-1720. week day f ULL TIME STEADY EMPLOYMENT $2,000 tor season. "» Member Multiple Listing Service " OSborne 1-2126 REAL ESTATE BALES PERSON—SM pool 34x84 three 3-room bungalows will 32115. UW; 32x2:2. »8.30. alter 8:30, weekends all day. time. Ella Wiltshire Agency, 1480 Ocea lake view, store building- equipped I Apply refreshment business, gas, water, elf MINIATURE 8CHNAUZERB — Mai F. A. GEHLHAUS 24-HOUR SERVICE Ave., 8ea Bright. 842-0004. Member o! PROWN'S and lerasle, AKC champion stock, aliuv IIEAL ESTATE Red Bank Multiple Listing. trie. Property fully equipped (or bui type. Call 2S4-M32. BORO BUSSES CO. nea* with deep wells, speaker syitec 31 Broad St. SU 1-7500 Red Ban' HWY. 3S LEONARDO SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP XI QLOBO COURT RED BANK OFFICE HELP — For small business. three-phase electric, ideal tor privai FRIOIDAJRE RANQE — «50. Call CA AKC COLLIE PUPPIES — Italsefl b 291-0483 COMMUTER — NYC, free trantporta Muat have eome knowledge o! parties, dubs, camps or Investment. 2-3738 or call at 13 Brown Fl., Oakchildre- n for children. House and leas 21-HOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE tton lrom Rumson In exchange (or drlv. bookkeeping and some typing. Age nomllea louth ot Freehold, short dr hurst. trained. 787-M14. handicap If physically able. Five-day WIDOW WITH SMALL DAUGHTER Ing servicea to and from NYC dolly. 1 from Highway 9. THE PRICE TOV POMKRANJAN PUPPIES—AK& WH 4-8928. week at W0 per week. Writ* "A.L RIGHT. Quick talo wsjittd. WE BUY AND SELL anything and will share home with retfred couple or ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY Box fill. Red Bank, giving experlenc ererythlnt. alva the highest prices. Just right for Easter. 5!>S ocean Ave., woman. References required. Writ and reference. Employment starts April MERIUTT R. LAM SON INC. Call William LeIJ Furniture. Inc.. Hwy. Sea Bright, N. J., after four. "B.D.". Boi 611, Red Bank. Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm 30. 35. Mlddlttown. SH 1-3213. Open eve- IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT Brokers DACHSHUNDS — AKC. Btu4 servlci BEAUTIFUUJY FURNISHED thre« nlngs till s p.m. Call after & 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 Men wasted to work wjlh (tneral LICENSED REAL ESTATE PERSON— ! West Mala St. Freebi SH 7-5903 bedroom split level. 1H baths. Middle •naoaicrlot power maintenance manu- Part-time or tun time. Paul P. Bora, ANTIQUE 8HOP — Boston rocker, »2S town area. Year'a lease, S1B5 month. aeta»T. Work locally. W» will train Realtor, OS 1-2544. HQ 2-OtfO Marble-lop coffee table, (30, etc. 11BOXE' R PUPPIES — Mal« and female, Call «7HMTI. Member Multiple Listing Service you. Call BH HO 18. FOR SALE OB LEASE — Soft sen Main fit., Port MonmouUi. seven weeks old, pedigreed, AKC res PAHT-TIMB LABORATORY technician Ice cream and snack bar. In operatic- Utered. Reasonable from private- breci *95 to J125 Per Month SALARY pa to work -week end* and holidays. Apply now. On busy Hwy 9. six miles soul DDTOTTE] BGT, »25 — Two roapla bee er. Visit pupplea and parent*. 01 6' TUB BGKO AOEPHJY NEED MORE ROOM-Look at this! Four-year-old large four-bed- In person to Klvervlow Hospital, Per- of Freehold. Phone HO 2-5136. room chairs, $9 each. Call G623. RX. ti uiddietown sonnel Department.. BH 7-3457 oa i-iooo room Cape Cod, two baths (one up and one down), full dry cellar MAN WANTED — Experience necea FILL that Easter basket wllli an AK with set up for laundry. Lots 100x122. Extras—cellar entrance to •ary, avrvtee atatlon work. Write atal- EVENING CLEAN UP WORK — Two cocker apanlel pup, 8 weeks old. BH 1VIDB HKUSCl'lON O1C IlENTALS — lng qualifications J. Tom»Im>. 80 River. to three hours* nightly, six nlghta MORTGAGES ALTENBURG PIANO HOUS 431& after 3 p.m. FurDlshed snd unfuralshtd. Immed- back yard, farm fence around front yard, basket weave fence in brook Ave., Llncroft, week. Apply In person Ralph's FamIOU>o , sts occupano. Samuel Telenor Agency 7 E. Front St., Red Bank. Rent A Piano $12 per Monti OKB MAJ.E — Ona female, diver gra Ocomport Ave.. Oceanport. Call or dial rear for privacy, large patio, concreted driveway, oVerslzed garage. TWO MECHANICS — One helper. Ap- HOMEOWNERS NEED MONE MIDDLB-AGSP COUPLE —» Work two Your credit Is good. First and secoc ICNAOB, MASON-HAML1N. SOHME toy French poodles. Keglslered AKC M t'-350U or LI 2JJ01 Price $17,900. ply In person, Dodge Dealer, 149 w, mortgages. SH 1-43H. or FO 3-2601. 2H months old. Very reasonable, sc front St., Bed Bank. Bee Jack Harder. days a week on small estate In ex- CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. 8TKCI 0360. UANV FURNISHED AND UNKUK- change for three-room apartment, all FIRST MORTGAGE WANTED on offli Cookman Ave. & Main BL. Aabury Pk. N1SHED RENTALS — In all prices NEW LISTING—LITTLE SILVER three-bedroom (on one floor) utilities. Man—gardening, general main, building with prime highway locatlo: POODLES — Black mlnlaturo, hnmi and sizes. Ella Wiltshire Agency, 14S0 Cape Cod, two baths (one not entirely completed), spacious living tenance: woman—housework. OS 1-0263. Valued at J35,0OO. want I23.O0O. 6 pi Open dally till B Bit, till 6:10 raised. Good disposition. Open «very Ocean AVC. Boa llrlcht. 612-001X. WANTED room with 8x20 ft. porch off it, full dining room, entirely new PART-TIME WAITRESS, days. Driver cent Interest, fifteen yeata month PR 6-8301 weekday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Keyport Open seven days. nsT CLASS amortization. Write P.O. Box 211, Ml Pet Suullcs, Koulo 35, Cllffwood. I. kitchen with pine cabinets, formica counters, pine paneled Dreak- and kitchen help. LAM Restaurant, 610 DESKS — 119 up, flics 115 up, chain, 6-5560. FIVE BOOMS and both, PDalnnx, ne«; ELECTRICIANS River Rd., Fair Haven. BH 7-9370. dletonn, N. 3. adding machines, typewriters manua Llncroft, Unfurnished, Call fast room with colonial pull-down lamp, full cellar, patio with pri- TINSMITHS and electric, office equipment etc. IN8TRUMENT MEN WOMAN OR COUPLE — Room and I30STONB AND PUOS — Champl. KH 7-0030 vacy, owner transferred. Price $19,900. bargain prices. New or used. AAC Dcsl lire*!. Stud service. Female on lense, Plant maintenance openings for those board and small aalary, lovely home Co. Rt. 33. Oaklmrst. KC 13S9O. 5100 MONTHLY — Two bcdrooin. ualified. Experience In craft required In West Keansburg* area, In exchange INSTRUCTION Satisfaction guaranteed. HO 2-395!). U'uccd yard, schools, shopping nearby, Qerraanent employment. Apply 8 a.m for light housekeeping and care ol WEST1NQHOUSE — Automatic wnBhoi 14 Liberty 8t., Mlduletown, OS 1-30*3, to 3 p.m. E. L Dupont Photo Products seml-lnvalld. SH 7-4381. Call arter 0 SKIN AND SCUBA DIVINO — Instrw HUo now, %Si. £H 7-2740 between 2 an Plant. Parlin. N. J. p.m. or weekends. & p.m. or after 9 p.m. COLONIAL HOJ1B -- Living riwm REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAtK tlon. all equipment furnished, tndoo REAL ESTATE FOR RENT fireplace, three bedrooms, two baths ARCHITBCTURAL CRAFTSMAN — heated pool, co-ed classes and prlvat IIOTl'OINT BLECTKIC STOVE — Gooi Experienced. Phone Oerard Barba, Instruction. Call Fit 4-7085. 5180. RED HANK — Six rooms, till HOUSES FOR SALE Architect. SH 7-1500, condition, 40 In., }so, call 03 i-m: APARTMENTS provernents, $125 per month. BCHANCK SITUATIONS WANTED, Female TONI'S RUU80N SEWINO 8ERVICE- after 0 p.m. UEALTOIt, s Lliulen VI.. Red llank. BERG HAN —Fop maintenance work around WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, Alteratlons, mending and repairs, cu: CARRIAGE—Btroller, playpen, walker, SH 7-0397. church, minor painting*, carpenter tain and drapes, zipper tnstallatlor Teeter-chalr.. car bed. rocking horse. UNFURNISHED — Five- room bunga- BEACH AGENCY QUALIFIED BUYERS work, clean up. Apply BH 1-8700, Mr. or other occasions. Call sewing Instructions, Help with knlttln Dowstra. 8H 1-8881. typewriter, desk type. Boy'» three-speed THIS IS YOUR LIFE low, two miles north ot Red Hank, and crocheting, use ot machine English racer. All In excellent comll nice location, 5S3 monthly. SH 7-2253 Qualified VHs — No Down P»ymenl Short of Cash? Use Our MIDDLETOWN — Excellent weekly small coat. 842-3330. tlon. 7S7-35S7. AU Other Approximate Down care for child In private home. Rea- All tho ingredients of prestige liv LOCUST — l'art of larfio entale. Foui Layaway Plan GARDENER VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS — Prlvat Payments as Shown sonable. OS 1-0176. John Hrlczko. Telephone ing in a magnificant waterfrow bedroomfl. thrre baths, fireplace in llv With flower and lawn experience. VA 6-0249 TUPPERWARE Infi room, washing mnchlne, dryer and All Down and Monthly Payments Stead/ year-round employment in EXPERIENCED TYPIST — Desires setting on the lovely Navesinl refrigerator Included. f200 monthly. This cute two-bedroom Cape Coil tea- home typing. Will pick up and deliver. Contact your local Tupperware deale John L. illnujih llealtora, Phone 842 turns gas Heat ana a one-cur carafe. are Approximate Kuroaon-Qood pay-Only man with ref- Red Bank area. 872-0268. Helen AmbrozlaK — OS 1-2949 River can now be yours. Ret Priced rliht at erences and real experience connldered. Madallne QuacKenbush — SIS Bank offers an enviable uppei 3500. VETERANS Telephone collect, Mrs. Jone*, New RELIABLE WOMEN slshej to take Boverly Wlison — S42-0S6J $10,000 York. HAnover 2-2000. care ot children In her home. 15*" MERCHANDISE income environment and Colon NO DOWN PAYMENT Maple Ave. BH 7.2809. Will board. House keeps pace with a glowin NON VETS $300 DOWN BXPBRIBNCKD SPRAY PAINTER FOR SALE EASTER HAMS WANTED TO RENT $89 Per Month Steady work with overtlmp. Apply In assortment of luxury feature: It you ftrv running on a close hudgrt Xot a five-room house but * five-bed- person: Estey Metal Products. 1 Fully Cooked "Esakay". Buperb Hi that are true keynotes of c COUl'LQ wishes apartment o this tliree-beiUoom Capo Coil will til" CtUfierlm* St., Red Bank, SITUATIONS WANTED, Male vor; delicious. Half or whole. Lano' Ke n t-sttvtv. Will provide property tho bin at ooly room hous« with astra larc* Uvlng HAMMOND llarkct. 10 White 8L 8H 1-017J. egance. protection In exchango for rent. Ref- room, knotty pine kitchen, basement. ROUTS SALESMEN with route selling ilQU SCHOOL BOY — -Reliable, ei erences supplied. CHI KH 1-StyO be^ and lovely U acre tulty landscaped perlenced, desires work alter school ORGAN STUDIO 4'/4-room apartment will be avai $10,500 lot Immediate poueulon «t clatlw. experience to run beverage routes in and week-ends. Call evenings. SU 7 ANT1UUES — Furniture, glass, china. twen S and 7 p.m. Monmotith and Ocean Counties. Apply OP ASBURY PARK Dresden egg. Ironstone. CoUector'i able at $235 per month as of Apri NON VETS $350 DOWN a.m. Coca Cola Bottling Co., Asbury 1803. Hammond Cord Organ $ Items. SH 1-2573. TIlAN8FERRED~TO~AlVEA — KamiT $11,990 Full Price Circle, Asbury Park, EXPERIENCED GARDENER Hammond Sxiravoice organ 590 1, as well as one sumptuous pent of flv« would , Mho to rent three-bed For those who like a ranch hoifte, «* Non Vet $360 Down References Wurutzer Spinet organ 64 HEARING! AIDS SERVICED and rehouse apartment. We advise room house, vicinity flt. Mary's school. have a nicely located thrt*>b*droom EXECUTIVE TRAINEE Call SH 1-1289 Conn Spinet Organ 74 paired, all makes. Audlograms m»tle lr Call W. T. Orant Co., OS 1-2020. ranch with pa« hunt, a full basement, Monmouth County Office Age 21-35, nhould havo some sales ex- Hammond M3 Splnet/bloml ^our home. BKLTONE hearing aids. prompt action. science kitchen with dining nrca, com- perience. High achoot graduate, college ELECTRICIAN AND CABLE SPLICER Located Bt Beldlns Jewlers. 43 liming fliitEE OR FOUR ^~B"BDR6OM bination dtorms and icreens plus more. ?referred. Top lalary to those selected, Hammond M3 Splnet/w reverb 10& HOUSE, central location Red Bank. Re- (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) —DeBlres extra work evenings or week Wurlltzer Console Organ 100! St., Red Bank, BH 1-1618 or SH 7-9294 spect tul of property. SH 7-37S0. A rait buy at n tares tint; work, advancement assured. ends will work for contractor. SH 1Pl¬a Player Piano (new) 901 COME AND SEE Sfiut b* resident of Atlantic Highlands 42S3. FAMILY OP THREH (Hoy aie 14)— $15,900 area. See J. Clark, Bell Finance Co.. Used Spinet Piano 46 SALE CARETAKER-GARDENER — All year SALES AND SERVICE Wants house Juao 13. /urnlshed or un* THE BERG AGENCY Atlantic Highlanda. round. Reliable, eober, married. Living BATH TUB ENCLOSURES FULLY AIR CONDITIONED furnished. Dealro three bedroomn.two NON VETS $600 DOWN quarters, preferably unfurnished house, RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION Anodlud. Kecular 119.96. For aUin, two-car garage. Top references Real Estate as part compensation. References- Open Dally TU1 s — Saturday Tin 8: limited time l3).\a. Phone today. ON-SITE PARKINS vallablp to assume rcspohslhlllty, etc. "Personalized Service" TRAIN FOR Write "AT," Box 611. Red Bank. COOKMAN A VS. AND MAIN 8T PROWN'S mono 842-1529. BEACH AGENCY YOUNG MAN — Married, aggressive, PR 6-8300 Daily to 8 p.m. OSborne 1-1000 MANAGEMENT wlahes to assist builder In construc- 32 Broad St. Red Bank BH 179OC COLONY HOUSE EMERALD CUT — One carat dlamon FURNISHED ROOMS tion work. Previous experience as ring. Call MOVINQ — It cu. It. chest freezer, IN RED BANK Sat., Sun., to S p.m. Rt. #35 Middletown N.J. ON FULL SALARY laborer. Call 787-5393. 787-63G) electric ilryer, klng-slzo roto-broll. 10' VUHNmlFKb IIOOMH — Eatontown. gray drapes, camera. OS 1-1B04. 122 N, Riverside Avc. Flcaaant location, walKltij; dlatanc* Fort 1400 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown Daily 9-9 Sat-Sun. 10-7 Salary If one of the many features ENOLISH BABY CARRIAGE — «1 Monmouth West HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR 8ALE THE KING'S MJEM MARCHED BV THIS NICE FARM HOUSE , J. it;)u.t.T uoux WIK. I»JXJ:KT fp . . . »M it is M UtirAy tod ttrong w ihe d»y it wti built The RUSSELL M. 8ORUS REALTORS grounds are perfectly btt.uUJ.ul. LUKC trees, fruit tret* of every Sea Tim IM War* description. Roses, lilacs and flowering shrubs. On the first floor 600 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J. JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR is a fine square living room with fireplace, sunny dining room, a TEN-ROOM MINIATURE MANSION 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON. N. J. farm kitchen that has been modernized, four roomy bedrooms on SHadyside 7-4532 Ami The. "N«w Orieaaa" the second floor. An excellent barn in perfect condition. Three 842-0444 fourths of an acre. Asking $23,000. Member Multiple Listing Service COUNTRY CLUB COLONIAL THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER Tei, t* many u nve bedroomi. completely lioiibed it NO EXTRA TRIED AND TRUE TWO-STORY COLONIAL DESIGN WANT MORE FOR LESS? This property offers much more- COST. From $30,990. A community you will bt prow} of todaj . . . 36 YEARS EXPERIENCE Situated on a beautifully landscaped lot amid excellent surround- true, the only thing less is the tax (J496). This pretty six-rooir tomorrow *.nd future yean. ings. A spacious living room, a full sized dining room, modern ranch is in the Rumson Road and Ave. of Two Rivers area II LOCUST. BRAND NEW BRICK AND FRAME RANCHER. Coun- kitchen, den, powder room, three bedrooms, tile bath plus an features fireplace, paneled family room, powder room and at try living personified. Excellent neighbors and off beaten path forenclosed porch and full basement with tile floor. Listed at a real- tached two-car garage. You'll like the fact that there's just a SILYERBROOK PARK children's safety but very accessible. Large bright rooms. Center short walk to the river and to the parochial school. You'll like At We.t Long Branch, N. J. hall. living room, dining room, den, three bedrooms, two tiled istic $31,500. the shady setting, small plot and the /act that the house is MICKEY MOUSE By MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY " TWOSETV TEACHERS MV /VOI7BKM ARE COINS A IS TOO HISM, AMCKEV- LOT OF ©OOP! -„ CAMVOU FIX IT? THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK DIANA-WITH THAT MEWfAL A MESSENGER JIT IS MUG'S SON.' LADY NURSE-SHOT CHEEP-CHEEP I WHAT PID YOU TEAM «T WAMBESI -.'THE FROM THE ^TERRIBLE NEWS OF THE ARROW AJ MOO6OO-.' NOTE'S OVER A MONTH UVTE.' RIOT- WITCHMAM DEMANDS --CHEE" /BRINe ME, BOBO? WAMBESl.'^R DOCTORMEN AT DEATH FOR AIL--.' A CABLEGRAM"? WAMBESI.' -WHAT «< HAS HAPPENED TOTHE DOCTORAHEN AT WAMBESI? MARK TRAIL By ED DODD MARK TRAIL By ED DODD T COULPNT GET M/ IT"3 A PLACE \VL. LET YOU THO6E OLD COVOTES \,,, J^'^'f/yA THIS IS THE PLACE THEY MIND OFF VDU.-CUT 1 OF ©ORROW FOLKS CLEAN UP THE DISHEj WAV BE GIVING ME I' •*"* f HANS OUT AND I WANT T( APtaJOKTFUU HERE IN THIS TERRIBLE IF YOO PONT MIND-.l JHAVE I SEE XMHAT'S INSIDE THOSE 6URPRI9E/ PLACE/ A LITTLE TRIP I V CAVERNS, IF AK/THINS/ WANT TO MAKE/ WHy, AAAC.THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE... ITS MAGNIFICENT/ NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT md GEORGE CRANDALL NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL NOTHIN1 QUITE UKByOUROWN VDUWOHTIEEP. P£e50NAL TV 5BT7 PIPN'T M3U SLEEP POGO By KELLI POGO By KELLY KHANP,lf»I40TfA, / rp^A«NNy! P&HT/H0 N A PUfc, WHIM ONE AldHTy ffZOUP C'MERe. 60 PO J n*HT? WHICH ONtKN r566 AMVTMNS . C0U5IM , AN' i.\*Str/Mr. A piHH&Pf MARY WORTH By /ltLEiV SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST IAMMUWL!»SO I INTEND TO JURWPATII, PERHAPS NO 5UCH DRASTIC STEP '~ THANK yOU SO MUCHi-THAT THAT WA5 LARRY'S MOTHER!- DUFIY THAT I UNO fT WIIL BE NECESSARY, MV SON!-BRINQ WILL BE-'MOST ENJOVABLE, I'M nmw—w you RUUSE TO ME TO COME OVER THIS EVENING !~AND IMFOOBIE ID THINK HER HERE THIS EVENING'"AND WE WM.ll FINISH VOUR 5UPPER, KITTEN! JURE!—AKOUND EI&HT?—VERV . SHE SOUNDED ALMOST FRIENDLY! . I WVt SOMETMHS ACCEPT HlR.l SHALL GIVE U? ABOUT MUMC—0& 5EE-WHAT CAN BE WORKED OUT! •••AND MAMA WILL TUCK.YOU IN TO SW. MOTHERl-YOU L MV MUSIC AND-TAKE A POSITION WHIBEAHSW-BUT BED AND .READ A LONG. LONG WITH FATHER-TO SUPPORT 4T0RY! KEUE LET M F1NKH! HER AND KITTEN! RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA -RIGHT UNPER VOURVERy WHY DIDNT VA SAY SOAAETHltf ? THE RYAnS «v CAL ALLEY THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY ^ITS TOR GRAM'MUHS SAID J05'5EMD OV£R 3IRTMDAY//AOMMV45KE HER WHAT SHE W4WTED- Chapeaux From Paris RED BA.NK RLGlSTfcR Friday. April 20, 1962-27 MAYOR'S SOLUTION — Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink drove a borrowed horse and CITED — John J. Maletto, 116 Harding Rd., Red Bank, buggy to work in New Castlt, Pa., after loting hit driver's license for 30 days for receives Department of the Army's Sustained Superior speeding. Sign he holds says: "Drive slow. I didn't. It could happen to you." Performance Award from Cot. James 0, Peterson, com' minding officer of the Raritan Arsenal, Ediion Township. Parade, Egg Hunt Feature Passover Seder Maletto was cited for 'achievements at budget officer at the base. Week-end at Asbury Park This Night TV and Radio ASBURY PARK — Easter held from 10 to 11 a.m. Easte week-end In this resort boms up Saturday. large for youngsters and grown- Climax of the Easter festlvi Is Different A Time for Children ups. ties will be the 27th annual The eighth annual "Hunt lor thi fashion promenade on the board- By CYNTHIA LOWRY next season will be pegged to 1 "Why i this night differenl GoMen Egg ' will open the activ- walk Easter Sunday afternoon, s current events . . . NBC's "The {ties on the beaches south of Con- when corsages will be awardec from all other nights?" NEW YORK (AP) - The pres- 1 With this question, Jewish chil- Outlaws" will be dropped next vention Hal! tomorrow morning,the 50 most smartly dressed sure keep calling for them and season and one of those westerns with 1000 eggs, each containing strollers, of ait ages, chosen from dren have opened the traditional the networks keep trying to Passover Seder celebrations the in a contemporary setting, "The a prize, ready to be uncovered the influx of holiday visitors. oblige, but television children's Wide Country" substituted . . . by throngs of youngsters up to past two nights as Jewish fam shows of superior quality have < A committee of fashion Judges ilies here began observance ol CBS news insists that it does not the age of 10. from TV, the stage and thi hard time keeping alive. have any plans to team up Wal- Passover. Most recent casualty is NBC'i Free tickets admitting any boyworld of fashion will ride aloni From the Haggadah, the Sede ter Cronfdte and David Schoen- or girl, regardless of place of the boardwalk making selection! "1, 2, 3—Go," whose early Sun- brua in Huntiey-Brinkley fashion, book, comes the answer: The day everting time-spot will be residence, to take part in the Judges include Bob Kennedy familiar story of the Exodus from contrary to some rumors fn the bunt are available at almost all host of ABC's Monday through filled next month with a news trade. Egypt. program. Asbury Park stores cc-operatlng Friday "Window Shopping" pro- Recommended Sunday view- with the Egg Hunt, sponsored The gtory Is read by the fa- gram; Jan Crockett, Channel 7'i ther and children and relatives 1 A toy manufacturer once con ing: by the City of Asbury Park, or ukulele-playing weather girl; THE BRETON PLAYS AN important role for aummer In this hauto-couturo version. tided that parents did 80 per cen •t beachfront establishments. gathered around the family ta- tha bat la made- of fancy pierced straw In poroelaln blue. It features a tamed-up brim. "The Hound of Heaven." CBS, Frank Carrington, producer al ble. On the table are placed a of the buying, so that a success- No purchase is required to ob-Papermill Playhbuse; Rosemarj ful children's toy was one that at- 10-11 a.m.—cantata based on variety of symbolic items: pars- Francis Thompson's poem; tain the tickets, which are being McLoughlin, fashion director ol ley, salt water, matzoh, egg. tracted grown-ups. Perhaps this issued through co-operation with Kate Greenaway; David Malo- "Revelation," ABC, 2:30-3:30 The tears of bitterness of thi rule is reversed in television, for the Asbury Park Promotion vany, dean of Wilfred School of it seems that the high-level, ed p.m.—oratorio on the Easter Fund. Hair Styling, and others to be enslaved are recalled by dippinj theme; "Marineland Carnival," parlsey into salted water, and bj ucational-type television pro Top prizes in the hunt are $25announced. ;rams, so beloved by the "better NBC, 7-8-holiday special with the tasting of bitter herbs. Dry Rosemary Clooney and Lloyd U. S. government bonds. Other matzoh is eaten to remember the broadcast" groups and serious- . prizes include free movie tickets, minded parents, just don't seem Bridges; "Highways of Melody," "bread of affliction" of a hunted NBC, 10-11—musical special with free rides on most beach froni and wandering people. to attract the small fry. And amusements, salt water taffy Retardation Talk Sheila and Gordon MacR««, Oppression In Egypt, thei alas, many of the frowned-upon and the like. The hunt will be programs keep them glued to the Hugh O'Brinn, Michael Landon flight, and finally freedom, an and Janet Blair. Next Thursday recounted. sets. But,, fathers point out to won- Television, incidentally, has RED BANK — Research i most difficulty interesting the — —LEGAL NOTICE- Nominations Mental Retardation will be the dering children, many times i history oppression has challenged high school student audience, NOTICE subject of the second annual partly because it is, along with MONMOUTH COBNTT meeting of Monmouth Unit, N. J. Hebrew existence. WJUROdATE'S OOVBT By B&PW Association for Retarded Chil A humorous problem to parents the college-age group, more like- HIGHLANDS — The Red Bankdren, next Thursday at 8 p.m has been the nodding, sleep) ly to be listening to radio than Business and Professional Worn in Memorial School, Grant Ave, heads of young children. Ga> ivatchlng TV. SSiSn . songs and matzon-hunt games Two notable exceptions to the Puriuant to tha order of HOWARD en's Club met Wednesday in Eatontown. c. nrtOEQE. Burroeiio oj tha County Cedar Inn. keep most of them happy through igh mortality rate among chil- of Monmoum, mil day mad*, on tha Three papers will be presented dinner and the service. But some replication of tha und«n!Knr COMPANY ASlUltY PARK IID IANB Caldwell's Spring-budding Sheers 9.98 "Let'» us take a stroll, too, Tommy. Tha moon's just right for hunting frogs!" Our figura-flattering wonders of Bemb«rg'» -LEGAL NOTICE Lavoie Reports rayon thaar.in washable wonderful prints .aglow NOTICE With Spring-freshness! Caldwell brings .you MONMOUTH COUNTY htttllUUATES COl HI fashion and a carefully proportioned fit. Noil re to Creditors to ITrsent To Stockholders Claims Atalnst Estate MORGANVILLE — At the an- rSTATE OP HORACE O. FOWLER, nual meeting of stockholders of Pursuant to the order o[ EDWARD •.Lovely tucked scoop bodice above a buttoned C BROEOE. Surrogate-of the County Lavoie Laboratories, Inc., last of Monraouth, this day made, on the week, Stephen D. Lavoie, presi-' gore skirt. Lilac, Blue or Green. 14'/]- application of the undersigned, Harold VL Seeley and The Monmouth County dent, made reference to his report 26'/i, 38-44. National Banlt, Red Bank, Executor! 01 the citate of the Bald Horace Q. to the stockholders on the prog- Fowler, deceased, notice Is hereby giv- ress of the company during the en to die creditor* or said deceases b. The. coatdress in a lace-accented monotone to present to the said Eiecutoru their fiscal year and the six months claims under oalh within at* months ending Jan. 31, 1962. print. Navy, Powder or ©ray. l'6/a -26-%, from thts date. Dated: March 30th, 1M2 Net sales for the year totaled HAROLD M. SEELEY 38-44. SO Seeley Avenue, $4,509,677 with a net income of Keansburg, New Jersey THE MONMOUTH COUNTY $215,008. This amounted to earn- NATIONAL BANK. Red Bank ings of $.52 per share. Sales for By: THEODORE i. STEUL, Trust Officer the seven months ending Feb. 28, STEINBACH'S WOMEN'S QRpSSES 53 Broad Stret, 1962 were $2,781,722 with a net in Ked Bank, New Jersey Bxecutors come of $199,379. Mezzanine and Asbury Park Alston Beekman. Jr., Esq. JO Broad Street. Mr. Lavoie detailed advances Bed Bank, New 3eney made by the company during the Attorney. AprU e, U, 20, 37 tU.il last fiscal year. He pointed out an Increase in sales of catalogue NOTICE items, as well as a substantial in- Pocket No. M-3T40 «1 crease in the backlog of govern- •DFEBIOR COURT OF NEW JEKSE1" CHANCERY DIVISION ment prime contracts. He ex- MONMOUTH COUNTY pressed satisfaction with the re- Civil Action ception of new catalogue items by NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION- the electronic industry. MATRIMONIAL Sales of the catalogue items JANET LAVERNH SHARPE Plaintiff, -vs. CLARENCE BHARPK. Defendant. registered a high of $1,895,000 in World Famous Masterpieces To' CLARENCE SHARPE, Defendant: $9.50* By virtue of an Order ol the Su-fiscal 1961 and already have ad- perior Court of New Jersey, Chancery vanced beyond $1,600,000 in the $13* Division, made on the 8th day of April, 1662. In a civil action wherein Janet first seven months of the current Laverne Sharpe l» the plaintiff and year. Sales of catalogue equip, you an Hie defendant, you are here- in 14 kt* Gold Charms by required to answer the complaint ment in excess of $2,250,000 is an- of the plaintiff on or before the 11th day of June, 1962, hy serving an an-ticipated for the current year. swer on Norman J. Currle. Enquire, plaintiff's attorney, whoso addresn Is The backlog of government con- NO. 0 Bast Front Street, Keyport, N. J. tracts is at its highest point in and In default thereof such Judgment recent years with the current :: $5 26*50* •*••'•»•-$10 to $43* shall be rendered against you as the to Court shall think equitable and. Just. amount double that of last year at $9*- You shall file your answer and proof of service In duplicate with the Clerk this date. The company antici- of tile Superior Court State House An- nex. Trenton, New Jersey. In accord- pates that substantial additional Carefully detailed little mementos designed and made by Americas' top ance with the rules of civil practice procurements will be firmed by and procedure. The object of laid action Is to obtain the end of this fiscal year. _ Judgment of divorce between the said craftsmen! Start someone (or yourself) on one for Easter, Birthdays or any plaintiff and you. -LEGAL NOTICE Dated: April 11, 1962 $13* NORMAN J. CURRIE, NOTICE Special Occasion . .. give them memories to keep in 14 kt. goldl Attorney for Plaintiff MONMOUTII COUNTY fl E. Front Street. RURROGATE'S COURT Keyport, N. J. Notice to Credltori to Freienl April 13, 20, S7, May i 128.98 Claim* Aghast Estate ESTATE OP JOHN ALBERT Me- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS DONOUQH, DECEASED. •Plus Tax SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Pursuant to the order of EDWARD C. BR0S.G1B, Surrogate of the County CHANCERY DIVISION of Monmouti). this day rnadt, on the MONMOIITH COUNTY application ol tin undersigned, W*U#r $10? DOCKET NO. F-27M-4I McDoooufh, Admlnlatrator with Will STEINBACITS JEWELRY, Street Floor and Atbury Park STATE OF NEW JERSEY annexed of the eitite of th» iitd John TO Albert McDonough, deceased, notice li $11.50 OEOROE B. COLLTN8, SR. hereby given to the creditors of aald RUTH CQLLINB deceased to present to the aatd Ad* FRANRANK C.CO COLLINL S mtnlBtr&tor With Will annexed their You Te herebyhb summoned and re-clalmi under oath within ilx months quired to serve upon REUSBILLEREUSBIL, from toll date. CCORNWELLELL . MAUSNEMAUSNER * CAROTENCAROTEN- Dated: April 9th. 1062 TJTO, ESQS., plaintiffs' attorneys, WALTEK MC DONOUOH, whosa address Is 34 Broad Btreet, Red 63 Welt River Road, Bank, New Jersey, an answer to the Rum ion. New Jersey complaint filed In n civil action In Administrator with Will/annexed. which HELEN PRICE and HILDA Mpniri Abrnmoff A Apy BTONEHAH are* plaintiffs and Cleota 193 Broad Street, Dunn, et ats.. are defendants, pending Red Bank. New Jergey In the Superior Court of New Jersey within 35 days otter May 4, 1062, ex- Attorneys. cluslre of such date. 2f you fall to doApril 13, 20, 27, May * so, judsment by default may be ren- NOTICE Belle Sharmeer with more dered against you for the relief de- manded In the complaint. You shall MONMOUTII COUNTY file your answer and proof of service SUKROOATE'9 COURT In duplicate with the clerk of the Su- perior Court. State House Annex, Tren- Notice to Creditors to Present ton, New Jersey. In accordance with Claims Atalnst Estate the rules of Civil practice and pro- ESTATE OP HARRY LEWIS, DE- stitches for more strength cedure. CEASED. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD • • *• The action has been Instituted for C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County the purpose of foreclosing a tax sale of Monmouth. this day made on the certificate dated March 11, 1957, made application of the undersigned, Helen by Ruth B. Crawford, Collector of Bade Sharmeer adds strength to exquisite sheerness to give you added Taxes of the Borough of New shrews* D. Mularchuk. Acting Executor of ths bury. County of Monmouth and stale estate of the said Harry Lewis, de Dt New Jersey to C.A.B. Corporation ceased, notice Is hereby given to the and covers real estate located In thecreditors of said deceased to present Borough of New Shrewsbury. County of to the said Acting Executor their firmness, more shape-holding strength. For long wearing, yet sheer beauty, Monmouth and State of New Jersey claims under oath within six months known aa Block 14 Lot S4 being Na from this date. 82 Pesch Street as shown on the Tnx Dated: Anrll 12th. 19K2. Assessment Map and Tax Duplicate of HELEN D. MULARCHUK, choose Balle Sharmeer, in proportioned'leg liiet. the Borough of New Shrewsbury. 71 Manning Place, You and each of you are made de- Keaniburr, N. J. fendants In 'the above entitled action Acting Executor. because you have or may claim to J. Frank Welgand, E«q., have some right, title, lien or other 36 West Front Street, Keyport, N. J. Interes1 t affecting the real estate be- Heel and toe, Ins foreclosed, by virtue of owner- Attorney. Chip. Inheritance, descent. Intestacy, devise, dower, curtesy, mortgage, deed April 20, 27. May 4, 11 120.11 1*50 -* or conveyance, entry of Judgment or other legal or lawful right. Th« na. NOTICE ture of which and the reason that you MONMOUTH COUNTY and each of you are Joined as de- SURROGATE'S COURT fendants is set forth with particularity STEINBACH'S HOSIERY In the complaint, a copy of which will Notice, to Creditors! to Present be furnished you on request addressed Claims Against Estate Street Floor and Asbury Park to the attorney of the plaintiff at the ESTATE OF HARRY SADLER, DE- above mentioned address. ' CEASED. Sated: April 13. 1!W2 Pursusnt to the 'order of EDWARD C. IlROEfiE, Surrogate of the County I. GRANT SCOTT, of Monmouth, this day made, on the Clerk of the Superior Court. application of the undersigned,- Ruth April IS. 20, 27, May 4 113.99 . Mclntosh, one of the Executors of the estate of the said Harry Sadler, deceased, notice Is hereby given tc NOTICE the creditors of said deceased to pre- sent to the said Executrix their claims MONMOUTII COflXTV under oath within six months from SURROGATE'S COUIIT lhl« date. Notice to Creditors to I'rrnrnt Dated: April 11th, 1962. Claims Against Estate RUTH S. MC 1NTOBII. ESTATE OF WALTER A. HULL- V6 sllverton Avenue, VAN, DECEASED. IJtllB silver, N. J. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD qne of the Executors. C. BROBQE, Surrogate of the county Mem*. Crowcll A Crowell of Monmouth, this day maele, on the 54 Broad street, application of the undrrslenrd. Mar- Reel Bnnk. New Jersey, garet B. Rullman and Edwards F. Attorney. Hullman, Executors ol the estnte of the said Walter A. Rullman, deceanril. April 2(1. 27. May 4. 11 120. li notice Is hereby given to the crrdltnrs COUNTY OF MON.MOUTII In spring keep patent of SBld deceased to present to the NTATE OF NEW JKHSKY said Executors their claims under oath within six months from this date. Notice is hereby given that sealed Pated: Marc!* .10th, 1982. bldit will l)p received hy the Hoard o Chosen Freeholders of the County c MAROARET B. KULLMAN. Monmntith at Its place of meetlni 58 West Front Bt., the 11 nil of RecnnlH, Main Btree Iteel Bunk, N. J. Freehold. Nrw Jersey nn Wednesday In hand EDWAItDB F. rtULLMAN, 111 Cranberry Street, May 2. 10(12 Enntrrn Daylight Savlni Brooklyn 3, N. Y. Time nt 2:
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