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Says Education Aid f[Ye Fires Strike Area; MtMust BBe ExpandedErted TRENTON (AP)—State aid to local school income tax to keep up state services. At his districts must be expanded, Gov. Richard J. news conference today, Hughes said he had Hughes said yesterday. no intention of going beyond his campaign Loss He added that he hoped to finance in- pledge "to do everything I can to avoid a creased state aid to education without resort- ' broad-based tax, but not to have any qualms Ing to a broad-based tax. if and when the time comes. The remarks came at a news conference HOLDS DECISION 300 Battle Blazes when Hughes announced the appointment of In effect, Hughes left the decision on the David L. Yunich of Newark, president of L. broad-based tax just where, he left it Wednes- Bamberger & Co., to the state Tax Policy day, up in the air. Commission, succeeding W. Paul Stillman of He said Wednesday he does not plan to In Bitter Weather Cooney Ter., Fair Haven. call for a broad-based tax in his first budget message next month, but said this does not The commission is making a study of Fires claimed heavy losses in Monmouth County's ways to increase state aid to education. Most preclude consideration of such a tax later in advocates of expanded state aid favor adop- the year's "legislative session. sub-freezing weather last night as upward of 300 fire- tion of a broad-based tax. Advocates of the broad-based tax to sup- fighters battled blazes in Marlboro, Asbury Park, Mana- port increased aid to education point out that SHARES CONCERN lapan, Raritan Townshipand Long Branch. Hughes said he does not believe Yunich the state now provides about $100 million of has any preconceived views on the tax prob- the $500-million-a-year cost of running local At Marlboro, Julia's Drive-In Restaurant and Bar, schools. lem. , Rt. - 9, Robertsville, was But the governor added: Any increase would have to come from "He shares my concern that we have to the state, they say, probably from a new tax. destroyed in an estimated do some thinking and planning for the future. Nebraska is now the only other state in' the $75,000 loss. Supports He shares one of. the themes of my campaign, nation without a broad-based tax. Four stores on Cookman that in the normal course there would have Hughes said he plans to appoint a com- Ave., Asbury Park, in the heart to be an expansion of state aid to education." mittee to study the whole tax situation, but of the business district, were In his Inaugural address Tuesday, Hughes only after he has had a chance to meet with damaged with probably a, bet- 19 More hinted he might call for a sales or personal the Tax Policy Commission. ter than $30,000 loss valuation. In Manalapan, a former cold storage warehouse on the Kane RaceDays In Little Silver Brothers Farm was lost; at Rari- tan, a bam was destroyed in the TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rich- Hazlet area, and in.Long Branch ard J. Hughes said yesterday he a house was damaged. favors 19 additional days of horse Flames shooting up from a racing in the state but is cool Deny Variance basement French fryer were toward other extensions of gam: blamed for the virtual destruc- bling. tion of Julia's Drive-in. "1 don't conceive that the ad DEMOLISHED — Thi» is «|| that remains of a car which collidflcAwith a Budd Jer- ISO Volunteers dition of 19 days of racing is a sey Central Railroad ear train last night at the Church St. croiiing, Belford. Driver John Christgoulou, manager so-called foot in the door for an For Apartments of the car, Mist Lois A. Smith, 26, of 195 Church St., was killed in the crash. and one member of a corpora- extension of gambling," the gov tion which acquired the one-story ernor said. LITTLE SILVER - The Zon Drazin, 25 Reckless PI.- Red brick, glass-fronted property last ing Board of Adjustment last Bank, had asked the board to The 19 additional days of rac year, said several employees and Car, Train Collide night denied a variance applica- continue the hearing until his Ing were recommended by the customers escaped uninjured. tion to build luxury garden clients were able to produce state Racing Commission, which As the first of 15 pieces of fire apartments on the Slotkin tract, architectural drawings end said it would bring in an addi- apparatus, and of more than 150 Seven Bridge Rd. sketches oi the proposed apart' tional $3 million a year in reve- firemen, reached the scene the nue. The present 150 days of rac- More than 100 people crowded ment project. Woman Killed in Crash building was enveloped in flames ing in New Jersey add $25 mil- Into Borough Hall to comment The applicants are Samuel and and smoke, Chief Al Storer of lion annually to the state's cof- BELFORD—A 26-year-old wom- on the proposal. They applauded Fannie Slotkin of Elberon and The train was on a dead-end That crash involved a township Edward W. McFeely of 524 the Robertsville Fire Company fers. an was killed last night when her (non-stop) run to Matawan. truck and a Budd train. the board's decision. reported. car collided with a Jersey Cen- Branch Ave., a real estate bro- Opposed Increase Miss Smith becomes the first There are no gates or signals The board ruled the applicants Fire burned through the floor tral Railroad Budd car at the ker. Mr. McFeely is identified David L. Yunich Governor Robert B. Meyner, traffic accident victim of the at the Eighth St. crossing, scene had not presented 'proof" on under the lunch counter and that Hughes' predecessor, had opposed Church St. crossing, here. which the board members could in the application as contracting year in the township. jot that crash. segment collapsed into the base- the increase. Police identified the victim as act. The applicants' attorney, purchaser. The scene of crash was near ment. In his farewell message to the Miss Lois A. Smith of 195 Church The body was removed to the Thomas T. Warshaw, represent Mr. Warshaw declined to com- another crossing where tvajp town- Scott Funeral Home. Favor Firemen drafted water from an Legislature, M « y n e r cautioned 1 ment publicly as to whether his St. ing the law olfice of Louis M ship road employees we e killed Patrolman Robert Lanno is clients intended to re-apply. irrigation pond and relayed against legalising «ny more gam- Misi Smith was pronounced last March. conducting the investigation. Near Point Rd. through a half-mile host circuit. bling, on groundis it could easily dead at the scene by Dr. C. Water froze almost as quickly lead to more extensions. He said The Slptkin property lies about State Aid Malcolm B. Gilman, Navesinfc as it poured out and made for he was not refeVrirtg to the Rac- 305 feet* southeast of Point Rd. River Rd. Budget, extremely slippery conditions un ing CommisstW proposal. The 29-acre tract has 420 feet of Saw Car der foot. Chief Storer said, how- Hughes said no saw no need Officials to Confer frontage on 'Seven Bridge Rd., Change for an increase in the number of Thomas Cobley, Hazlet, eng, and borders the Shrewsbury Riv- ever, that no firemen were in- Educator jured in fighting the fire, which flat tracks. There are three now, neer on the two-car Budd train, er Branch, (Middle Creek). The PRINCETON (AP) — Most o each limited to 50 days. told police ho was approaching area has a low level and is fre- broke out at 8:30 p.m. and kept the members of the New Jersey Hughes said he had not thought the crossing from the east when On Payroll Probe quently inundated during high the volunteers on the spot until Tax Policy Commission favor much about the Issue of legalized he saw Miss Smith's car heading tides and storms. The area is in 12:30 a.m. KEANSBURG- Borough Coun- A spokesman in the counly change in the state school aid night harness racing, but added, for the intersection. a top residential zone where only Bought for $125,000 cil and superior officers of the prosecutor's office said that the formula to provide more money "certainly I'm not warm toward He said he blew his horn and one-family dwellings are allowed. The Drive-In was acquired by police department will meet to- prosecutor has not been advised RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Three for fast growing communities tho new owners last year for it." tried to stop the train but that candidates for the Board of Ed- Milton Kosene, Fair Haven at- according to Commission .chair- It was too late to avoid the crash. day at 1 p.m. to determine the of the details of the probe. ucation, O. John Reed, Mrs. torney and mayor of the same (See FIRES, Page 2) (See HUGHES, page 3) course of action lo be taken in He said the prosecutor is wait- man Dr. John F. Sly. Both Mr. Cobley and the fire- Jeanne McDonough and Calvin borough, told the board he rep- the probe of alleged payroll pad- ing to see what develops before Sly, who has submitted his men, John Goewey, Manasquan, C. Hart, yesterday took a stand resented six Point Rd. residents ding by members of the depart- taking any action. resignation from the commission told police the signal lights at the against the proposed $1,926,513 who objected to the apartment ment. after 17 years as a member, said crossing were working. Khool budget for 1962-63, and a p/an. He also presented to the Mayor Louis T. Collichio said yesterday that tho group has no Defends Property Police said there are no gates the same time denied that the board a petition which, he said, hat Councilman Martin C. Loh- made any decision on whether stand was induced by political outlined the objections of about at the crossing. sen has reviewed evidence un- Says Builders there should be a substantial in- considerations. 300 borough residents. Crash Impact :ovcred in the probe by George crease in state school aid and Another attorney, Philip L. E. Ostrov, borough attorney, and The candidates also rapped R whether a broad-based tax will be Price in Proposal The impact of the crash drove Are Harassed Thomas Jannarone, school super- Nadler of Red Bank, declared he 'has agreed that the charges are recommended. :he car into a nearby ditch. intendent, for his "role" in the represented four objectors to the RED BANK - The attorney The board has said funds for the The car was demolished. ustified." Sly was to meet today with election campaign. variance application. for two physicians whose proper- purchase can be appropriated According to police, Dr. Gil- Records Impounded By Officials Gov. Richard J. Hughes to dis- The slate declared: Mr. Warshaw said his clients ty is being sought by the Board from' surplus. man said the victim died of a Mr. Collichio had police records ! cuss his resignation from the ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-Gov- 'We feel that this (proposed) plan to build a series of two- of Education for $22,000 yesterday The board has said it will use compound skull fracture and impounded after Councilman T. commission, which has not yet ernmcntal bodies constantly budget is far too high and that it story luxury-type garden apart- said the doctors "have been very the property at 76 Branch Ave. broken neck. Edward Kinlin reported that harass the home building in- may be reduced in many areas ments. Twenty-five per cent of been formally accepted. co-operative with the school board for an administration building. there was evidence some mem- Mr. Goewey told police he saw dustry, says Leo Chmil of without affecting the further im- the units would have two bed- A change in formula, Sly indi- in their negotiations." The present administration build- )ers of the department were paid the car coming from the right. Somcrville, president of the provement of the educational sys rooms, he said. The remaining cated, would necessitate an in- ing at 55 Branch Ave. would be or overtime work not performed. The statement was issued by New Jersey Home Builders As- tern and plant in Raritan. units would have only one bed- crease in the amount of state aid, Benedict R. Nicosia. He spoke demolished to provide additional The mayor said the records 1 sociation. "We came to this conclusion room. Each room would rent for which now is about $100 million for Dr. Robert B. Robertson and playground area. The doctors Pick Buckley vere impounded to prevent "al- without the aid or support of an estimated $50, he said. Each a year and covers one-fifth of Dr. William L. Wood, whose of- property has 77 feet of frontage cration." Chmll, in a speech at (he any organized political party or apartment building would be sit- the cost of running schools. Lo- fices are at 76 Branch Ave. on Branch Ave. and 148 feet of He ordered a preliminary audit group's annual convention yes- pressure group. The conclusion uated on no less than one acre cal property taxes covet the A question Dn the Feb. 13 frontage on Tower Hill Ave. Again as Plan vhich he said shows that there terday, apparently alluded to was made after many hours' re- of ground, and would house no other four-fifths. school election ballot will ask 'was evidence of payroll pad- planning and zoning laws but Price 'Too High' did not specifically identify iearch fnto the school budget (See VARIANCE, Page 3) (See TAX, Page 2) •oter approval of the proposal. ing." what he called "road blocks and the catastrophic effect it Board member Stuart A. Ed- Board Head No Specific Details ington is opposing the purchase. . . . being thrown up before will have on the taxpayer." FAIR HAVEN-James Buckley Ho said he did not want to go He contends the $22,000 purchase builders purely and solely to last night was re-elected chair- nto specific details on the inves- i Incumbents - price is too high. slow down or halt new home man of the Planning Board. igation at this time. ' The slate is opposing Robert construction." Voters last year rejected the Charles Moeller was elected Tuesday night, a meeting was J. Corbliss, Robert Morris and purchase plan. At that time the "The tendency7 of govern- Joseph E. Walsh, all school board vice chairman, replacing William icld with superior officers in the purchase price was $23,500. Mr. Rue who has resigned. !epartment. mental and municipal control, incumbents. Mr. Corbliss is the Ellington also opposed the board's A. Fred Maffeo and William Details of the meeting were which grows stronger with. board president. plan last year. Zieman were sworn in lo three- iot disclosed. each passing year, may seem The incumbents are support™, Mr. Nicosia said the doctors year terms on the board. At that time. Mayor Collichio innocent lo many." Chmil said, the proposed new spending sched- "tried to be as co-operative and Joseph Hunter was named ;aid that Councilman Lohsen "but these are all sign posts ule and have termed it a "mini- realistic as possible" in negotia- 'hairman of the minor subdivi- anted to meet with Mr. Ostrov on the road to socialism, a (See BUDGET, Page 3) ting a new purchase price after sion committee. On the commit- i discuss details of the investi- road we have been traveling last year's price was rejected by tee with him arc Philip Bowers, alioi). far too long." the voters. Councilman William Rooney, Mr. Mr. Ostrov said Mr. Lohseni Chmil called on builders to "Considerable expense has been Riverview Buckley and Mr. Moeller. met with him (or over a houri co-operate with others in the undertaken by the doctors in pur- No other business was con- yesterday to discuss the results! industry to fight "these sombre chasing property in another area ducted by the board. of the investigation to date. and stifling trends." Gets Bequest of Red Bank in order to re- locate their offices," Mr. Nicosia said. Regional Voters May Decide Of $98,004 The doctors last year purchased RED BANK—Riverview Hospi- property at 258 Broad St. for tal has received a gift of S (See PROPERTY, Page 2) 004.16 from the estate of Charles L. Denison, a mining executive Football's Future Fought who died in 1930. Previously the estate donated NEW SHREWSBURY - Vo- "But when the public heard Shrewsbury the temper of the ' 9326,679 to United Hospitals of Indpx ters in the Monmouth Regional our proposal lo have only in- people is very sensitive to costs Newark. Mr. Denison's will stip- Page school elections Feb. 6 may be tra-mural athletics, the reac- that come out of taxes." ulated that after the death of Amusements 14-15 asked if they are willing to tion was violeni," he said. For Football his wife, one half of his remain- Births 2 support the cost of inter-scho- "People threatened lo move He asked how scientific a ing estate should go to charitable Jim Bishop : r lastic football. away from this school district, sampling of public opinion had Institutions selected by trustees Bridge II The high cost of football was if we had no football teams," been taken before deciding for of the estate, and the other half Classified 20-21 brought up by Bernard Ross, the former board president football. to Wesleyan University. Comics _ ...17 a New Shrewsbury resident, at stated. Board members conceded W. Paul Stillman of Fair Ha- Crossword, Punle * i, 11 last night's public hearing on He said that when the school that the polling had not been ven, chairman of the board of SUPERVISORS MEET — Swimming River School, New Shrewsbury, was the lite yes- Editorials 6 the proposed school burlget. was being planned he had ad- "scientific," but Vice President lirectors of National State Bank terday for the Monmouth County Supervisors' Round Table. Members discussed aid Herblock 6 "I would like to vote for this dressed groups from the com- Joseph D. Liga said opinion »f Newark, and of the Mutual Kitty Kelly f budget," he said, "I approve of munities in the school district had seemed to run "10 to one Benefit Life Insurance Company, to children with emotional problems. Because of the panel's topic, police chiefs Movie Timetable \> it. except for the moncv that is night aficr night for months, for football." i s supervising the distribution of and school nurses were among the guests. On the panel, left to right, seated, wor« Obituaries goinc to be laid out for n"w and thai the "overwhelming A. John Hrlacher of New Z'Z 2 1 :he estate as the "Surviving trus- Jack Weinheimer, chief county probation officer; Mrs. Rosemary McGrath, direc- Radio-Television 1415 athletic fields and for oilier majority" had "insisted on in- Shrewsbury asked if the budget :ee. Religious-Services .16, 21 costs of football." ter-scholastic ootball in the item."; for football could be Mr. Denison, who lived in tor of the Turrell Residential Group Center, Farmingdale, and Douglas A. Bessie, Social . . 8-9 Reaction Violent new high scr ml program. made a separate ^item on 'the "addle. River, was president of social worker at Brisbane Child Treatment Center. Standing are Charles Howard, George Sokalsky E Board member Gordon W. "Mayb;" t'.cy felt that way ballot. 1 reek-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd., superintendent of Fair Haven schools, panel chairman, left, and Dr. Ralph Brancale, Sports 18-19 Bartle explained that the school then." Mr. Soss said, "bu . they Board attorney Milton Maus- '..\d a trustee of Wesleyan. His Stock Market J board is not in favor of inter- may have changed their minds ner said that (he budget could vii'aw died in March, 1960. director of the Diagnostic Center at Menlo Park. Successful Investing scholastic football. by now. At least in New (See FOOTBALL, Page 3) 2—Friday, J»nuary 19, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Weother |Elect Guiney Would New Jersey - Mostly Matawan Adopts Budget Board Of Settle Row OBITUARIES Rlvervlew Mr. and Mrs. Robert -Wood, FRITZ GISSEL providing adequate school facili-'for the new high school are View With Mayor o MATAWAN — The Board i ably ending West School Ri, Marlboro, son, FREEHOLD - Fritz Gissel, ties at the same time. transportation, $9,000; five jam Saturda; mor*). WGHMNDS'- Mayor Cornel RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Education last night adapted i Sd y yesterday. ' 91, of 6 Barkakrw Ave., died ye* He pointed out that present en- tors, $.17,500,' and insurance, hea * . .11 iuIII* s LIJT (MM.r^l nail T^ 2*)1tt KTmiaavesinf nkt Kathryn U. McHugh, township proposed $1,575,150 budget fo ing. High today] "f »- }*•• '« " Mr. and Mrs. Car! Kowalskl, terday morning at the Mt Fleas- rollment, in relation to classroom and utilities, $15,000. clerk, last night declared her 198243, by unanimous vote, fo] lil the middle £«•• '»" unanimously elected to 333 Lorillard Ave., Union Beach, ant Manor Nursing Home, Mata- space, is already high and em- Total enrollment for next yea the Board of Directors of Marine willingness to "work out 8 solu- lowing a public hearing in (hi 20s to low 30s daughter, yesterday. wan, where he bed been a patient phasized that the enrollment has been estimated at 3,200. View Savings and Loan Associa- tion to the problems" bet-veen high school auditorium. and low tonight Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kane, 11 two days. The figure represents an in- problem, with the present rate of Tuition Income from Madiso in the. teens tion Wednesday in the main of Laurelhurst Dr., Cliffwood Beach, her and Mayor Philip J. Blanda, house construction, will become Township pupils will drop from (ices in Middletown. Jr. Mr. Gissel, a native of Ger- crease of $269,966 over the cu and low 20s. son, yesterday. many, was a retired baker. His even more critical within the $58,058 to an estimated $27,000. rent year's $1,305,184 budget. High Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wimer, "I'm always ready to do so"wife was the late Elise Howald near future. School Superintendent Luthe: The board anticipates, how- 25 to 30. 171 Oak PI, Fair Haven, son, she said, "but I've been shut Gissel. A. Foster told an audience of 1! The largest increases for theever, that because of conver- out." MARINE .this morning. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. persons that every appropriatioi 1962-63 spending schedule are for sion to the regional system, stat Mrs. McHugh stated that Cape May to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ierubino, Neal Munch, with whom he lived; In the budget had been cut t family. The sudden end ot two days i Ronald Emmons, West Lon pected to average two to 10 de Cornelius J. Gulney, Jr. ton, 24 Beech Blvd., Highland The debt service total woul sky, who presided at en ad- military - dominated Junta ru Branch, English teacher, at $5,- grees below normal. Continued daughter, yesterday. have been higher except for.thi 000 annually. cold for most of the. period ex Mayor Guiney was engaged as Mr. and Mrs. John Antinozzi journed meeting of the governing Mr. and Mrs. George Gerghty touched off one of this anclcn fact that the bond on the existinp The board went into execute cept for some moderation aboul a U. S. Treasury Agent for 12212 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank body last night. of Gordon Ct. are moving this city's wildest celebrations. high school building will be re session after last night's meet- Sunday and Tuesday. years, covering - an area from daughter, yesterday. week to Newark. Rafael Bonnclly, 57-year-olt tired in 1S62, eliminating the an- ing to interview other applicant New England to Florida. Patterson Army Hospital lawyer professor, was sworn I nual $76,000, debt service pay- for faculty posts. TIDES He entered the real estate busi Fort Monmouth Chery Lee Hohensee, daughter as president almost exactly 4 ment on that structure. Property of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hohen- In other business tho board ap- (Sandy Hook) ness in 1946 and in 1055 pur- Capt. and Mrs. James R. Wil- hours after he and three othei Capital outlay is listed at $17, (Continued) proved the purchase of art equip chased the Frank J. Hall In- liams, Jr., 4 Helms Dr., Fort see, Gordon Ct., celebrated her members of the all-civilian state 500, as compared to $14,178 foi Today — High 7:07 p.m., lov $22,003. The owners were David- ment from Atkins and Co,, Sunv surance Agency here. He is com- Monmouth, son, Tuesday. ninth birthday Jan. 9 at a fam- council were led out of the na-tho current year. 1:11 p.m. son Brothers, Inc., and Nespro, mit, for $5,860. pleting six years as mayor and is Specialist Filth Class and Mrs, ily party. tlona! palace as prisoners c Other 1962-63 budget expense Saturday — High 7:21 a.m. an Inc., of Little Silver. The doctors would-be military dictator Rodr 7:48 p.m., low 1:10 a.m. an a former member of the Board Edward C. Weber, 1B6 Chelsea Rounding out election officials received a variance from the Members of the Silver Tea guez Echavarria and a civilian 1:55 p.m. of Education. Ave., Long Branch, daughter, for school board balloting Feb. 6, Zoning Board of Adjustment to luncheon met at the home of military Junta Installed in theh Sunday — High 7:58 a.m. an Wednesday. the board named H. Dan Hicks ti locate their offices at 258 Broad Mrs. Vincent McNally, Beacon place. Auchincloss 8:26 p.m., low 1:54 a.m. an Specialist Fifth Class and Mrs. serve as chairman ami judge in St'. Blvd., Keansburg. Six of the seven members o District 3 and Robert Cosentino, 2:36 p.m. Jackie R. Lacey, 244 Sevenft Fires In 1952, the doctors bought the the state council—most of them secretary. Miss Grace Utz wa (For Red Bank and Rumso Ave., Long Branch, son, Wednes Is Backed (Continued) property at 76 Branch Ave. for The second birthday of Janice long-time opponents of the Trnjil- named teller in District 2. bridge, add two hours; Se day. Kiernan, daughter of Mr. and lo dictatorship—emerged from In- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Lon $125,000, Chief Storer said. Al Specialist Fifth Class and Mrs. for $19,500 from William and The board agreed to pay $65 Evelyn Adam, Miami, Fla. Mrs. John Kiernan, Campbell carceration or embassy refuge monthly rental for temporary of- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High lowing for the value of the li Thomas DeCarlo, 39 Helms Dr. By Young GOP Last year the property was re- Ave., was celebrated Jan. 10 with and resumed control of the gov- ice space in the Frank Antonides ands bridge, add A0 minutes.) cense and possible salvage o Fort Monmouth, son, Wednesday NEPTUNE - The Monmouth ported to be valued at $17,500. members of the family and Car- ernment they first took up on School, West Long Branch. KANSAS CITY (AP) - A mas some parts of the building and The doctors now own both prop- olyn Comerford, Belford. Jan. 1. lounty Young Republican Club sive snowstorm plodded across stock, the chief put the loss a has endorsed the candidacy of erties in the name of Briarcliff The state council's first act aft- lie Midwest toward the Ohic $75,000. Cook Starts 'ongrcssman James C. Auchin- Realty, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drake en- er returning to the national pal- River valley and the southeast- Fire apparatus and volunteers closs of Rumson, who has an-Lake Search Two Figures tertained last week-end for Mr.' ace was to,accept trie resignation ern states today. responded from Robertsville, two nounced that he will seek re Mr. Nicosia pointed out that and Mrs. Robert Drake, Jr., and of Joaquin Balaguer, a Trujillo It piled up record-breakin; Morganville companies, English- 4th Term election to the House of Repre- last year the property at 76 family and Mr. and, Mrs. Wil- amounts of snow in eastern Kan- town, Freehold and Marlboro. A holdover who was president until sentatives this fall. Halts For Branch Ave. was appraised at liam Wilgocki, and family, Jer- the junta deposed the seven-man sas and western Missouri — anrig equipped to draft smoke was Kenneth Kirgin, club chairman, supplied by firemen from the As President $26,500 by the appraisers for thesey City, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- council Tuesday night. area that has taken:, a heavy made the announcement follow- Marlboro State Hospital. doctors, and at $22,500 by the liam Farwell and family, Atlan- Tlvat cleared the way for Bon- Missing Man pounding all winter. It also RED BANK — Stewart Cool ing a unanimous voice vote taken was elected to his fourth term appraisers for the Board of Edu- tic Highlands. nelly to step up to the presi caused five deaths. Members of the Ladies' Aux- at a club meeting In Pefersen's MATAWAN - After a second as president of the Mainstay Fed- cation. dency in accordance with an A cold wave was expected to iliaries from Robertsville, Marl- Restaurant here. day of searching, without suc- eral Savings and Ix>an Associa- "It is felt by the doctors," Mr. Annie Thome, daughter of Mr. agreement last month between :hrust down across the Midwcs boro and Morganville served cof- Mr. Auchincloss is serving his cess, police and rescue units iast tion, 36 Monmouth St., Wednes Nicosia said, "That experts In and Mrs. Glenn Thorne, cele- Balaguer and the leading nntl- lehind tho snowfall today, drop- ee and sandwiches to the badly- 20th year as representative in light temporarily halted efforts day. the real estate business are besbrated her 13th birthday last Fri- Trujillo faction, the National Civ- iing temperatures to below zero chilled firemen through the night. Washington of New Jersey's o find a man police believe may suited to determine the value of day. ic Union. in Kansas and Missouri and Mr. Cook succeeded his late Third Congressional District. Asbury Park Stores the property sought by the board Young businessman Donald ave drowned in Lake Lefferts ringing near-zero readings into brother, Thorns Cook, as presi- Mr. Kirgin told the club's mem- At Asbury Park, a lire which and their judgment when passed Read was named to fll Sunday. Oklahoma, parts of Texas, Ar- dent in 1958. The first birthday of Elizabeth lership last night that "an ex caused extensive damage in two on by the voters will assure the Balapier's council seat. The man has been identified kansas and southern Missouri. Two new directors were elected. Foxworth, daughter of Mr. and ;mination of the Congressman's stores and less in two others in taxpayers of Red Bank of the Radio Caribe said Balaguer's s James Murray, 31, of Locust Wichita, in south central Kan- They are Carl F. Clark, Jr., and Mrs. Howard Foxworth, Garrett •oting record during the past 20 t,, Cliffwood, son of Mr. and the "600" block of Cookman Ave. Richard M. Matthews. proper handling of the tax dollar. PI., was celebrated Saturday. whereabouts were not known. ;as, measured 15 inches of new The bickering now going on be- ears Is proof he Is one ot theMrs. Marlin F. Murray, 196 now through last night, on topwas attributed to a faulty gas Other officers re-elected aro nation's strongest advocates of Washington St., Keyport. heater suspended from tho ceil- Theodore A. Doremus and Vic- tween some of the members of A group of members of the Two Girls Hurt if two Inches of old snow. he Red Bank Board of Educa- individual freedom." On Wednesday, the man's shoes Kansas City had 14 Inches o ing. tor P, Satter, vice presidents Past Matrons of the Amaranth, Club members expressed the me found on the bank of the The fire broke out at 5:50 p.m. Raymond H. Hurley, executive tion can only result in detracting Red Bank, attended a social at Slightly in Crash ew snow and a total cover of 21 from the efforts and good inten- rope the county Republican or- ake by his brother, Thomas inches. The city has had 30 as stores were closing and shop-vice president and secretary; Wil- the home of Mrs. Mao Eather, ASBURY PARK (AP) Two sanitation also would support Mr. Murray. pers, clerks, and others in the liam T. Jones, treasurer, and tions of the board and the doctors, Rumson. teen-age girls suffered only minor inches this month, eight Inches who are only seeking to accom- Uichincloss. The man had gone Ice skating business community were scurry- Benjarfiin A. Parker, assistant bruises Wednesday when their more than any.-, previous entire plish something lor the public Dr. C. Byron Blalsdell, prin- unday, and was last seen in the ing for their cars and buses. secretary and assistant treasurer, -1EGAL NOTIC car was struck by a Pennsylvan- anuary. Since^Cec. 8, Kansas welfare." :ipal speaker, said President /icinity of the lake about 6 p.m. Police said the traffic was The other directors, all re-elec- ia Railroad engine. City has had 47 inches of snow MONMOETII COCKTY (ennedy's program for medical hat day. In the slightly warmer air ir snarled for mnre than a half ted, are Mr. Cook, Mr. Doremus, sunuofiATE's rounr Police said Miss Cheryl Kan- :are of the aged would easily Police Chief John E. Melna he southeast, skies were over- hour. Mr. Satter, Mr. Jones, E. Allain Tt'oticf* To Crfdlforfl Tn Preitat tor, 17, of 34 Roseld Ave. and Claims AKAtnst E(tt»t* lead to a system of socialized aid the search has been halted :ast and rains were general over Cornwell, Thomas P. Doremu, ESTATE OP CHANT BURHUSS, DE. Miss Joan Weiner, 15, of 52 Run- Starts In Men's Shop Car Hits Tree, medicine which would result in emporarily because a large part ast Texas, Louisiana, Mississip- and Clyde E. Swanneil. CEASED. yon Ave., both of Deal, were on The blaze started in Al Mills Pursuant to the order of EDWARD deterioration of the quality and )f the lake is still covered with ii, Arkansas, Georgia, Alabama - BROEGE, Surrogate qt the- County their way to school when the ac den's Wear Shop, 649 Cookman o[ Monmoutli. this d»y made, on tha .vallability of medical care. ind the Carolines. Army Lt. Hurt cldent occurred at the Sixth Ave- ppllcatlon of tha unfleralKned, Daniel Warmest weather again was In Ave., and caused the most se- 9. WelRanrt, sola Executor of the *•• JCP&L Meets OCEANPORT - A Fort Mon- Ute ot the B3ld Grant Burruss, de> nue crossing. vers loss there and In Leed's ceased, notice Is hereby L Ivan to the he Florida peninsula, with read- mouth officer was trapped in hiscreditor* of said deceased to prelent Police said Miss Kantor, the ;ngs in the 60s, with 69 in Miam .uggage & Gift Shop, 647 Cook- to the nid Sole Executor ttelr claims driver waited at the crossing \in- Tax Candidates man Ave. automobile for more than hour under oath within air months Irom thli nd 71 In Key West and Home- Union Today and a half last night after it hitdate. til a northbound train had passed (Continued) tead. Smoke damage was reported Dated! January I7th, 1M2. and then, thinking the tracks He said If fast growing com- in Herbert's Greeting Card store, NElWARK — Representatives o a tree on Wolfhlll Ave., near the DANrBI. B. WSIOAND, For Collector school. 46 flllverton Avenus, were clear, started across. The munities are given more school Some early morning tempera- 343 Cnokman Ave., and the Reach an electrical union and the man- Little Silver, N, J. agement of Jersey Central Power Police said Lt. Bruce Petty, 24, Sol* Executor engine was coming from the op-aid, it would be politically im- ures and conditions: New York nd Country Shop, 645 Cookman DnnM S. Woiuflim, E«q., posite direction and collided with practical to provide the aid from Numerous !7, cloudy; Chicago 6, light snow; Avf. and Light Co., will meet hsre to lost control of his car as it round- 77 Broarl Street. the front of Miss Kantor's car oston 18, partly' cloudy; Wash- day at 11 a.m. with state labor ed a curve. . Rprl B»nk. New Jersey, money now going to other com' MARLBORO - The Township Fire officials said the loss was Attorneyy , police said. ington 29, cloudy; Atlanta 32, mediators in an attempt to re First Aidmen used a wrecker Jan. 19, 26, Febb . . 9 I1S.S7 munition. Committee at last night's special mt at $30,000 tentative^ with the rain; Miami 69, partly cloudy, solve union and management dif- and acetylene torches to pull the The state distributes Its $100 meeting failed to name a tax probabillw that It will be in- .ouisville 27, cloudy; Detroit 9, ferences in the face of a strike ifficer from the wreckage. million In aid on the basis of a collector because, as Mayor Paul creased after examination today. :lear; St. Louis 12, snow; Minne- threat. Patrolman William Morris, who formula that takes Into account E. Chester explained it, "We had ipolis -10, cloudy; Kansas City Country Club Structure The company has offered the Investigated, said Lt. Petty was he number of pupils in each dis- far mora candidates for the post ), snow; Denver -7, snow; Dal- In Manalapan, a large building workers a 4.2 per cent pay raise issued a summons lor careless rlct and the district's tax rata- than we deemed possible." ls. las 31, rain; Phoenix 44, clear; m the Millhurst Country Club a pay differential for shift work- driving. The mayor said the appoint- ers and 11 guaranteed holidays a Cites Communities eattle 25, clear; San Francisco iroperty, Millhurst-Rue's Corner Patterson Army Hospital ment would be made at the regu- year. • sources reported this morning Sly said the formula, devised 52, partly cloudy; Los Angeles Rd., was destroyed by fire of lar meeting next Thursday. Ha 1, cloudy;' Anchorage -4, clear, undetermined origin. Tha union says Job security that Lt. Petty was In satisfactory by the commission In 1354, does added that the committee did not md Honolulu 70, clear. Firemen from Millhurst, Eng- with regard to automation is one condition. They said he suffered not take Into account some dis- want to hasten into making the lishtown and Freehold depart- of the unresolved issues. bruises on his left arm, chin and parities that exist between muni- appointment before it gave all r ments fought the blaze" for nearly scalp. > We always carry a wide selec- cipalities. interested persons due considera- MEETING SET six hours after the first alarm tion of monuments and markers He cited North Brunswick and tion. NEW YORK (AP)-Presiden . . . beautiful, permanent and Expert professional Stops to Aid was sounded, about 5:30 p.m. its neighbor, East Brunswick, as Mayor Chester said that they Kennedy gets acquainted with expertly carved. All are guaran- The building, firemen said, 'vas Fort Dix to Get 24-hr, nursing ear* an example. North Brunswick, were "all good candidates." acting UN Secretary-General U teed. Consult us without obliga- a former cold storage warehouse tion. with large industrial tax ratables, The vacancy arose when Col- Motorist; Man Thant today at a luncheon de- Licensed by the Dept. on the Kane Brothers Farm. Aft- New Commander has a relatively low school tax, lector Frank J, Dugan submitted signed to demonstrate the confi "Tfc< languaie of truth 01 Institutions and Agencies acquiring the property, the WASHINGTON (AP) - Maj, he said. Fast growing East his resignation at the last regu- dence the 0. S. government has Of New Jersey Beaten, Robbed country club had started to re- Gen. Charles E. Beauchamp, Brunswick, which houses many of lar meeting. Mr. Dugan, a Demo- in the United Nations. J£±l move most of the farm build;ngs commanding general o! the 20th the workers from North Brans crat, resigned because of ill SAYREVILLE (AP) — A The President and Dag Ham to gain additional space for its Army Corps at Ft. Hayes, Ohio, HILLTOP •ick's plants, has a relatively health from the $2,800 salaried trucker, who stopped his car marskjold's successor were to home- Wall St., CApital 2-0300, West Long Branch One of tho county's most modern funeral like iitmosplicre and memorial chapel, dedicated to the r.;::;.,.-.::::::.:.:::-:".::::~::..:.::::::::x'v..::;:.::.;:7: .::::;:::::F::ii2^ : homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished BRANCH OFFICE and DISPLAY H service and quiet dignily. : MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. •* 310 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. 106 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN i MEADDEN'S CORNER 1 Liberty 2-0383 i MIDDLETOWN, N. J. SHadyside 7-3810 ij Formerly of East Oranga HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. \ \ * ..... '* Budget See 7D-Cent Tax Increase RED BA.VK RECISTER Friday, January 19, 1962-3 (Continued) jourament they ihodld have re- Variance quested it prior to the opening Successful Investing mum" budget for school needs of the hearing, he said. (Continued) If the board is to go torward Board Adopts School Budget "The plaintiff is entitled to a with its long-range program fo more than eight units, he told the ment, $2,500; supplies, $1,500, and verdict," he said. Mr. Kosene Middle Course for Two Ideas eliminating double sessions. FAIR HAVEN — The Board of school system this year. board. asked the matter be terminated maintenance, S3.000. By ROGER E. SPEAR The R e e d-McDonough-H a r i Education last night adopted its In a 40-minute review of the 150 Foot Yards "here and no*" and requested slate Is also on record againsi proposed 1962-63 budget calling budget, Mr. Roy said revenue Mr. Roy said the board has He said the buildings would not the board dismiss the applica- double sessions but has stated for an increase of $42,000 in the other than by taxation is expected budgeted $3,000,to provide three be erected closer than 150 feet tion. Mr. Nadler said, he was in Q-'Xast fall, I took $500 of my I'm carrying a 30 per cent pape: that the best way to eliminate school purposes tax levy. The cur- to total $133,000. Trie only in- more classrooms, No decision has from the boundary lines of the complete accord with Mr. extra money, bought a specula- loss. Should I sell?-M.M. the condition is to trim the budg- rent tax levy is $377,000. crease in revenue is in state aid, been made on how, or where, to tract. A maximum area of the Kosenc's remarks. tive stock at 8'^, and sold it a A—I advise you to hold. Earn et of "marginal or unnecessary The total budget is $552,138, an up $2,000 to $110,000. The board acquire the additional classrooms, land would be left for lawns Following a short discussion 11%. Of the proceeds I put $500 ings of the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio items." " increase of $44,369 over the cur- is anticipating $10,000 in federal but the board indicated it proba- Robert Bainton, a tward member into another speculation and th< (NYSE) slipped badly in I960 In regards to the budget's a rent budget. aid and $3,000 in tuition, and is and shrubbery. There would bo bly will rent the space. and former chairman, moved tha profits into because of the business reces- feet on taxes, Mr. Reed, Mrs appropriating $10,000 from sur- t'/2 parking spaces for each The increased tax levy is ex- Mr. Roy said that addition of application he denied. General Tele- sion, but final results for 1981 McDonough and Mr. Hart said: pected to add 70 cents to plus. Voters will decide on the apartment he said. three classrooms would mean that The board's ruling read as fol- phone. How- should show- considerable im- "According to the most ac- the school tax. That tax now is budget at the Feb. 13 school elec- "We hope to provide a com- in 1962-63, only 250 pupils would pletely self-sustaining unit.'.' Mr. lows: ever, my wife provement. I look for furthei curate figures we have availabl $6.73 per $100 of assessed valua- tion. be in classes with 25 or more Warshaw said. He said an individ- "There is no prnof presented on doesn't care gains this year. the effect of the state forcing the tion. II Attend Hearing pupils. for my plan (Mr. Spear cannot answer a] township on to the 100 per ceni Philip Roy, finance committee Eleven persons attended the ual sewage treatment plant serv- which the board can act and She believes mail personally but will answei valuation figure, will amount tc chairman, said 70 per cent of the public hearing on the budget. If the number of classrooms is icing the entire project would be whereas, many members of tlia the only place all questions possible in hii an increase in school taxes fo budget is for salaries' for instruc- Most of those in attendance were not increased, he said, 678 pupils installed. The estimated cost o( public have appeared in responsa for money is column.) the veteran who owns an average tors. The board plans to add three teachers. will be in classes of 25 or more the plant is 550,000, he said. If, in to notices served by the applica- pupils. the event the borough decides to in the mattress $14,000 home of $16.73 per year, classroom teachers and a' girls' The major increases in the tion, it is the board's;opinion it where you can "The proposed school budget physical education instructor. budget are: Anticipated enrollment next install sewers, an equitable will be unfair to those in attend- count it every will then add another $26.05 pei There are 48 teachers in the Teacher salaries, $33,000; equip- year is 1,145. amount of the estimated cost ance to hold a continuation of the SPEAR night. Which Stocks Down year to this man's taxes. Further, would be contributed to the bor- meeting therefore be it resolved Of Us do you think has the righ providing we do not have anoth- ough, he claimed. the application for a use vari- ldea?"-R.S. Despite A er increase in the school budgel Roads in the park-like project ance be and the same i3 here- A—I'm afraid I can't side with next year, and providing oui Regional Budget Explained would bo maintained by the own by denied." either one of you in this instance. gross evaluations and exemptions ers, he said. Garbage would be The Point Rd. residents rep- Putting money in the mattress Late Rally increase during the coming year collected at a central location on resented by Mr. Kosene. and NEW SHREWSBURY — The Also brought out at the hear- among other services performed the property to facilitate its re- deprives you of aH earning NEW YORK (AP) - Presides he will then pay an additional amount to be raised by taxation ing: by counselors, their testing pro- those who sponsored the- object- power and isn't even safe. $13.23 next year. moval, he said. ing petition were Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy's budget message helpee for the Monmouth Regional High Tha $63,210 increase in the gram is very important. On the other hand, the busi- "Thus the sum total increasi Also in the plans is the con- Douglas C. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. space age issues but the stocl School will go down by an esti- teachers' salary budget is ac- "Without that," he explained, ness of making speculative pro- for a veteran owning an averagi struction of a marina. Each Thomas Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. market closed irregularly lower mated $10,923 in New Shrewsbury counted for not only by raises, "we would have many students fits and channeling them into one $14,000 home will amount t< apartment would be allocated one Charles Rogers, Mr. and Mrs^ yesterday despite a strong re- this year, and by $471 in Shrews- but also by the fact that new performing at less than their quality stock may be rather dif- $56.01 per year or $4.67 pei slip. Donald MacConnell, Mr. and covery drive in late dealings. bury Township, if the proposed teachers will have to be hired capabilities. This would be bad ficult to accomplish. This plan 1 month. Would Fill tand Mrs. Frank Cahill and Dr. and More stocks in the over-all lis budget is adopted, the Board 0 for the 300 additional students for the students and their par- presupposes that you will turn in "This we feel will place a; Mrs. Leonard Danzig declined than advanced but th< Education told the public at las the school will have next year. ents, and it would be a loss to He nlso pointed out that due to profits consistently on high-risk late revival of buying intcresl extreme burden on a great man night's budget hearing. our nation, which needs well edu- the low level of the properly a people and in more cases thai The number of new teachers stocks. While this sounds like a was enough to put nine of the 15 They estimated that Eatontown cated people." considerable amount of fill would we like to think would be thi is not yet known, but the board pretty good idea, I've a hunch most active stocks into plus ter- taxes to support the new high Victor F." Peters, an Eatontown have to be dumped before any straw that breaks the camel': expects the maximum needed it won't work out too well in ritory, with five declining and school will rise by about $5,304 resident, asked when an addition construction proceeds there. He Hughes back." will be 17. actual practice. one unchanged, Reynolds Tobac or "not enough to change the tax said this factor would cause the The rise in the number of stu- to the high school is planned. (Continued) My suggestion is that you and CO. Mr. Reed, Mrs.' McDonoug construction costs of one-family rate." "Next year you will have near- Night harness racing is pres- your wife compromise a little The Dow Jones' Industrial Av and Mr. Hart said they would b( dents Is due to the fact that this dwellings to be exorbinant. Use Visual Aids ly 1,000 students in a school built ently illegal in New Jersey. Last aiid begin to invest the bulk of erage dipped 1.38 to 696.03 a: glad to furnish "proof" of theii year there were no seniors here. Mr. Warshaw said his clients high for 830," he pointed out. "This year, Meyner helped kill a move your extra money in better-grade chart followers looked for it tc tax figures by meeting with an The school board used Next year, to balance things "do not intend to create any type thing has cost a fortune so far, for an added harness track in issues. You already have a stake find "support" at the 690 level interested groups of citizens, o school visual aid equipment to off, there will be no $93,000 tuition of building to detract from the and now aren't we running the Hudson County, on grounds it in General Telephone, a stock or somewhat above. request. provide instant and complete an paid to Red Bank and Long esthetic nature of Little Silver. risk of having a sub-standard was a disguised move leading to- which I think has a good future Of 1,267 issues traded, 478 ad- . Rap Superintendent swers to questions from the 40 Branch for this year's seniors. The apartmenls would be He. school?" ward a night harness track. Later, as more money is avail vanced and 536 declined. New The three candidates went o citizens present. The school will have two nurses signed in a colonial motif and Mr. Bartle replied that the There is only one trotting track able, I would consider other highs for 19GK62 totaled 8 ant to criticize Mr. Jannarone for When Joseph Walko, an Eaton- because each teaches health and have overhanging roofs. The town resident, asked what the hygiene classes for half of each school has been planned so that now, in Freehold. growth situations, such as Amer- new lows 25. "becoming involved" in the rooms may be economically architect is William Chirgotis of ican Distilling (NYSE) and Mag- Brunswick, which pace school election race. new teachers salary guide will be, day. Springfield, he said. State Referendum for example, the complete guide added, but that exact plans for navox (NYSE). Wednesday's selloff, was the mos In regards to the superintend- There will be four guidance 'He said that unfortunately the Meyncr said at the lime he was was immediately flashed on the the time of doing so have not I believe that over a period active stock yesterday, more tha ent, they commented: counselors next year, but no guid- drawings were incomplete. He willing to let the people decide w.all of the classroom in which been made. of time you will fare much better erasing its loss of the previou; "Is not the tail wagging the ance director to replace Dr. Al- had intended to present them to the question of night racing in the hearing took place. "We will be on double sessions owning a list of strong issues session as it rebounded 2 point; dog? How can Mr. Jannarone, a ton Lewis, who resigned. the board last night, he Indicated. a statewide referendum. The proposed guide showed hero within the next three years," rather than by sticking to either to 41% on 154,100 shares. Sec- paid employee of the Boan In answer to a question by A. He asked the board to con- Hughes said he has received a teachers' salaries increased at al he said. "If wo can keep our ex- "the mattress" or the hit-or-miss ond was its running mate in th of Education be presumptiou John Erlacher, board member tinue the hearing. lot of mail advocating a state levels by $400 a year in addition cellent teaching staff we can •peculative approach. bowling equipment field, Ameri- nough to supply the newspaper: Andrew Shepard said that the manage with double sessions for Mr. Nadler declared that the lottery. with a list of qualifications for to the $200 annual increment Q—"I have 340 shares of Gulf, can Machine & Foundry, whic per capita cost of education in two or threa years. After that, board could not declare a two- Although there may be only a board candidates? Since when The new minimum for a begin- Mobile & Ohio Railroad on which bounced up l'/i at 37% on 56.50C the high school will bo about we will have to build." session hearing on the applica- thin line between .a lottery and does he determine what qual- ning teacher with a bachelor's shares. Third was South Puertc $706 next year. This, it was He said that in time the school tion. He said the applicants had the present race track betting, ifications a board member shouli degree will be $4,700, and the Rico Sugar riown another 3J4 al pointed out, means that the new is expected to accommodate some presented no findings on which he said, he does not think a lot- have? We are always of thi maximum for this degree, $7,500. 28% on 46,600 shares as it con- high school is costing about what 1,600 students. the board could proceed. tery is feasible in New Jersey In Charge opinion that that was up to thi At the PhD. level the scale tinued to react to political tur tuition to Red Bank and Long The school board took no of- •Not Legal' now. moil in the Dominican Republii public to decide, when they cas ;oes from $5,300 to $8,100, in 14 Branch would cost, or less. steps. ficial action on the budget last Mr. Koscne called the proce- "I think there would 1M a tre- where it has about two thirds ol their ballots on Feb. 13." Monroe Deutsch, New Shrews- Of Loew's The- increase was necessary, night. The president explained dure "unusual and illegal." If mendous citizen opposition to It," its operations. Mrs. McDonough, personally, in bury, asked if the school couldn't Vincent Festa, board president that the board intends to study the applicants wanted an ad- he said. reply to statements published re- get along without counselors, and Yesterday's closing stocks: said, to keep this school com- all the comments made, and to Real Estate I-T-E Ckt Brk cently in a local newspaper, ha> the answer was "no." vote on the tentative budget next Johns Man 581 this to say: petitive with other regional high NEW YORK-The directors of C5% Jones & U 69 schools in the area. Mr. Weinheimer said that Tuesday at a special meeting. Loew's Theatres, Inc., have Allejr Cp ll-'i, Joy Mfg 38 Called 'Ridiculous' 4l'i KaJscr Al 33" The board members said after PFANSTIEHL FINEST QUALITY "The accusation of politica elected Arthur J. Raporte as vice 4914 Kennecott 8* the meeting that they had tried The answer was that this would 53'i Kopncra 41 backing as far as I am con president in charge of real estate, 21»i Kresge, B8 35 to anticipate all questions and "tear up the football field." 60 Kroner 28 cerned is so ridiculous it is a Football DIAMOND It was announced by Laurence Mr. Ross maintained that in Am Alrlln 2314 Lchlgh C*K 14 most funny, since it is a wel have complete answers ready. (Continued) Alan Tisch, president and chair- Am Erk Sh 487i Leli Port C 22>, view of this answer, the out- man of the board. Am Can <)% Lch Val Ind known, fact to everyone in the Question Budget not be separated, to be voted PHONO-NEEDLES Am Cyan 41 Leh Val RR . lay for new fields should be Am M&Fdy 37;i LOB1 Glass 66s, township that I resigned from The presidents of two Taxpay- on piece by piece. regarded as, indirectly, a foot- Am Mot 18 Lib McNALi " political office under the present ers Associations. Edward Stashak Regular 9.95 to 19.95 Am Bmtlt H UBS * Ms- : He stated, however, that it ball expense. Am Std 17H Lukeni stl 62« Democratic administration, am of New Shrewsbury and Charle Am Tcl&Tcl 13011 Mack Trk 41 Is possibla that the question Favors Football Am Tob 91 Martin II 26 could hardly expect party baci J. Resch of Eatontown, wen of whether or not to have an With this *i 88 Am Viscose 65 Merck sr. "Personally, I like football," Amp Inc IlO'i MGM 47", ing, even if I were foolish enougi present with a number of ques inter-scholastlc football pro- Advertisement Anaconda. 5O7g he said. "But in this case it 1 Minn MftJI CHi to seek it. tions. Armco Btl GS ^ Mo Pac A 46 gram might be submitted to 3 seems to me it is the whipped k Co 52>i "I have very carefully avoide Mr. Resch asked that the op- Mont Wanl 32'; voters. cream on the cake. If the budg- 21 BROAD ST. Armst Ck 67 Nat Bijc Sl-!i any mention of my position a crating surplus will be this year, Ashl Oil 2o?l N Cash Reg 122 Mr. Mausner stressed that et, is to be pared anywhere, it RED BANK Atclilson 27*i Nat Dairy 6S tax collector in this township in and was told: LEWMIL'S cfln 53'i Nat Distill 27' further research is necessary seems to me football is the my statements of qualification si "We will be lucky if we come Typewriters • HI-FI • Pholo Supplies • Radio • Stereo . Corp 24 Nat Oyp3 54' before he can give a definite thing that should go." Appliances • Records • Television e Tape Recorders Hancock & W 51' t Nat Steel RS as to avoid even a hint of po- out with $10,000 left over." BaM Limn 15-% NY Central 19' opinion on this matter. Board In the group of 40 people 3alt * Oh 29% Nla M Ptv •fl'-i litical inference. The $13,000 earned by short Eayuk CIg No Am AV members said they Intend to present at the budget hearing, 31% 65'4 "Now it becomes apparent tha term investment of the bond is- Bell & How 41 Nor Pac 41-1] look into this matter before only one voice was raised In Bendlx 67 Nwat Alrlln 32 any public spirited citizen seek- sue money has been appropriated Beth Rteel 4U1 Norwich Ph. ss their special meeting next favor of football. BoelnB 60% Ohio Oil •10'.' ing election, to the Board of Ed- against debt service costs, Mr. Borden 61H Outb Mar Tuesday. William D. Matthews or New Brunswick Owens 111 Ol 21 "L ucation who is not hand-picked by Festa said. 41»d 97',; Athletic Costs Shrewsbury asked that the foot- Horg Warn 43'4 Pan A W Air 22>4 the existing board must be a Mr. Resch also questioned sal- Buckeye PI «Sft Param Plct 53 A figure for the cost of foot- ball program be maintained. lucy Erie Penney. JO political patsy. This insinuation ary increases of $700 for the lB'.i ball was not immediately He said that football helps to Btilova mi Pa PwiLt 3« is entirely untrue. board secretary and $1,500 for Hurl Ind 23H Pa RH IT available, since sums spent for send students to college by pro- Case, JI Pepfll Cola f>2 "I shall not withdraw from the he superintendent of schools. Cater Trac Petkln Elm K all athletic activities are viding scholarships. Celaneflc Phil El 3: election, nor shall I further sub- "Do you call these modest?" grouped together in the budget. Clips * Oh 50'i Phlll Pet 57 he asked. Arthur J. Raporte Chrysler 51'i Pit Steel 11 ject myself to the embavrassmen A total of $30,527 is slated Cities Svc Pull Sv Eta 62 of appearing before so-called Par- When Joseph Liga, board vice Mr. Raporte, who joined Loew's Coca Cola Ol'k Pullm.m to be spent for athletics in next Colg Palm Pure on ent-Teacher groups which have president, tried to explain how year's budget, compared to in 1960 as real estate director, Colum Gal RCA proved to be no more than gath- much money Ralph Keevil, the Two Citations Coml flolv 31H Reading Co $24,703 in the current year. This was previously supervising di- Can *5H Rp.pub Stl erings of board members and oth board secretary, had saved by rector of real estate for Laurence Con Edls 79 Ftevlon does not include regular gym Corn Pd S1K Reyn Met completely prejudiced people wise purchasing, the audience classes. For Legion Post A. Wien and Associates. crown zell Rey Tob whose only interest is to dis replied by cries of: "That's his 20' Rob Fulton In addition $750 is budgeted Following his graduation from 1714 St Joa UmJ credit and embarrass any candi job." MARLBORO — The American 19'A St Ree Pap to cover deficits in the "Stu- Legion Post here has received the University of Michigan, Mr. 26 Sears Roeh date who is not of their own •Deserves Raise' Shell Oil dent Body Activities Funds." two citations for its achievements Raporte attended Harvard Law Doug Airc 3«.V> Sinclair choosing. "Well, he has done his job well, Dow Chem 6814 A proposed capital outlay of in a membership drive. School, from which he received nil Pont 223'i Smith, AO> "I shall conduct the balance 0 and deserves his raise," Mr. Liga Duq Lt 30S Socony $45,000 for site improvement The citations are from the na- his law degree in 1941. He was East Knrt J03'.i Bolt Pao . my campaign in the only way replied. admitted to the Bar of New "York End John 21''. Sou Tly 55 will cover additional parking tional American Legion and from Erie. Luck 4H Std Brand 73 » now possible, by direct appea Board member Robert E. Bill- State the same year and subse- "•'Irestono K'i Sperry Rd 22 to the people of the township." space, and also construction of Ihe county organization. rMC Cp m Std Oil Cal 54 ings said the superintendent, new fields for field hockey and quently served as an officer of rord Mot Std Oil NJ The post received the citations 105 f 8tu:i Clear Tei G Prod The board was asked last new memberships for 1962, 421-j Textron 44 1J at the $13,500 annual salary set two children. He is a member of Gen'Dynajn 321-1 Tldewat Oil 26 night why the football field Victor Kelly, county command- l Motors 53-H Tran3amer 20 N. Shrewsbury in the new budget. Phi Beta Kappa, the Harvard Gel Fds SS'i Un Carbide 4B cannot be used for these sports, :r, presented the county certifi- Ocn Elec 7115 "And we are lucky to have, Club, and the New York County Gci\ Pub V\ Un Pnc J17\ since the seasons are different. :ate Wednesday night. Unit Alrc 33V him," he added. Lawyers Association and served c, Tel A El trnlted Cp 451 Property Sold 10'xl4' ROOM Completely Prepared -n Tire US Lines SI A series of questions by Mr. on the association's membership 33' O Planned and designed by Monmouth Slllotte 46'i US Plywd NEW SHREWSBURY — Jo- Stashak brought out the follow- committee. ",lcn Aid l^Tn US Rul> 47 Construction • Sill • floor beams O Good rich 651i US Pmtlt 57» seph F. Hunter, sales manager ing information: Loew's Theatres, Inc., has real Goodyctir 411s US Steel plate o studs • ceiling beams • rafters Grace & Co SI. Van Al stl 751 of the Ray Van Horn Agency, Federal aid of $105,000 has been $ estate holdings in New York City Gt A&P 53 Walworth 3(1» Fair Haven, was the broker in anticipated in the new budget. $100,000 • ridge • door o window and closet snd in other key cities through- Greyhound 27>4 Warn H Pic Ti "lulf Oil 38V4 Wn Un Tel 70 the sale of a modern ranch house, None was anticipated in the openings prepared. out the U.S. and Canada, includ- iramer Fap 31 Wcatc El :l«Ti Icrc Prtr 05'i White Mot with three acres of ground, lo- mdget for the first year of oper- FAMILY INVESTMENT TRUST ing Newark, Jersey City, North Wonlworth 36% II Cent Wi cated on Cloverdale Cir., in this ation. This accounts for the fact Bergen and Harlet, all of which ill nun Mch 553 Yngat Eh*T $100 per month, at age 35, will provide an immedi- nt Harv 51'i borough. hat although the budget total are under Mr. Raporte's admin- nt Nick 7fl'i ate estate of $100,000, PLUS an investment in T Purchasers were Mr. and Mrs. ose by about $93,000, the lotal istration. rt Paper 33 » America's future. nt Tel A TiM 54U Curtis Colby, Jr., of Leominester, mount to be raised by local Mass. :axes is less. For information, write to "Family Trusts," 33 Willow The residence was built about Capital Outlay Drive, Little Silver. N. J. or call SH 7-3128, after LOCAL SECURITIES ive years ago. The major item in the 565,80 7 p.m. or on week-ends. . The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- Mr. Colby is associated • with ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- he Gulf Oil Company in the sales mdgeted for capital outlay tions. They are a-guide to the range within which these securities iffice of their petro chemical [45,000 for new intramural ath could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated lepartment. etic fields and parking space by the "asked") at the time of completion. This will probably be the las BANKS me money is spent for nev Div. Bid Ashed laying fields, according to boan Asbury Park-Ocean Grove (adj.) .50 42 •47 Egg Market member Gordon W. Bartle, be want FAST ACTION An old fashioned kitchen If your family needs a new Belmar-Wall National 2.50 85 cause there is no room for mon makes more work. Let us bathroom our low price Central Jersey Bank .60 31 34 NEW YORK (AP)—(USDA)- them. ON remodel your kitchen inlo makes It opportune In add Farmers & Merchants l.OO 60 Wholesale egg offerings ample a beautiful, work-saving one now. Old bathrooms First Merchants National Bank .25 • 12'/£ 13'/j n large and light on balance. dream kitchen. Call now. modernlied and enlarged. First National, Freehold (XX) 37 41 Demand quiet on lar,",e and good Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 300 REAL ESTATE SALES?; Long Branch Trust 20.00 620 n smaller sizes yesterday. • FIRST PAYMENT APRIL Matawan Bank .30 15 New York spot quotations fol- Monmouth County National .12 H% ow: • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY . New Jersey Trust »• 1.00 65 Mixed Colors > Residential © Business ® Commercial Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 75 Extras (47 lbs. min.) 37>/ -38'/j; Sea Bright National 1.00 50 2 EGGS We have clients who want to buy or rent a house, buy «tras medium (40 lbs. average) INDUSTRIAL Any Quantity! business or commercial properties. The only restriction NO MONEY L 36^; smalls (35 lbs. aver- Is that these properties must be in Monmouth County. Alkon Industries 6 7 ige) 30-31; standards 35-37; Brockway Glass , (x) .80 28/2-39'/j; HIGHWAY 33 AT HEDDONS CORNER-MIDDLETOWN U.S. Homes and Development Corp. 2 2% top quality (47 lbs. min.) 40-42; ROUTE 35 EATONTOWN (x) Plus 2% stock dividend (xx) .25 Cash mediums (41 lbs. average) 37-39; SH 7-2008 PRosptct 3-1333 SHadyside 1-SMO (xxx) 5 per cent stock div. 1961 smalls (35 lbs. average) 31-32. 4-Fridar. Jarftjary 1$. 1962 BED BANK REGISTER lagovern Gets • DAILY CROSSWORD YEAR-ROUND fi. Father 20.Bomb*d State Position New Weather LDivwt * (eonoo.) . Jap- ' Carrier > WEATHER-MAKER Weekly 8. Garden tool (.BSMtKll, TRENTON (AP) -^.John Ma- Keport U.Boiton Tvern, Jr. of Summit was sworn SYSTEMS Service -Set Garden, 7. Good for one friend 21. HI*- as a member of the state In- Htots and Cook Your Horns to Keep liBIWletl I. To TfitM- Itutlou Board Wednesday by Fqbd kt Rutgers name augment 5ov. Richard J. Hughes. You Comfortable the Year-Round J3.Fuel 8. Step 22. To flirt It was Hughes' first act on his NEW BRUNSWICK — You M. Italian leading- 23. Clearly rst full day in office. He was 24.Aben NOEL R. NILSON Review can't change the weather but you coin 110111 augurated yesterday. can make the most of it. 19. A. dlaa«ml- outer or lMter*»y'» JUm Air Conditioning and Refrigeration- nator •plrltual 37. French MaGovern, executive vice pres- By The Associated Presi That's the idea behind i new door 17. Music not* 10. Half mother river lent of the Mutual Benefit Life 40 BIRCH AYE. SH 1-3454 LITTLE SILVER weather service to begin this -Housewives who found the re- an em 2T. Filled vrtth 39. Narrow hsurance Co., Newark, has been iprlng at Rutgers University's solemn Inlet cent extreme cold registered i: 22. Some 14. of member of the Board of Man- College of Agriculture. Tailored modern Galileo wonder 40. Anglo- ners of Marlboro State Hospital. higher fuel bills now will find its 31. Lawn . Baxon to meet the special needs of the •hoes 16. Rebecca effects in their grocery bills. 25. Branch of 32. Guided letter state's varied agricultural inter- The northern two fifths of New The increases may not he a: ests, it is expected to help home learning author 35. To lease 42. Music not« ross, Inc. 36, Three Wl»» 43. Excl«- ersey lies in the Appalachian p marked as some early reports in gardeners, too, and in fact a 26. Boundary 18. S-shaped worms Men mation 'rovince, with the peak eleva- Plumbing & Heating dicated. One large regional gro one whose plans depend on 2T. To consent eery chain said it will mean twi 28. Ammuni- ion of 1,803 feet at High Point 59 Newman Springs Rd. weather conditions. Z. 5 f*Z7 of budget - stretching bargain: weather nerve center at the col- (N.Z.) despite some limited supplies. lege with Lawrence C. Raniere 42. Moves 28 29 Despite the freeze "shopper: quickly You can reserve and pick up airline, iteamihip, in charge., Mr. Raniere holds '3 % will still find plenty of carrots joint appointment by the U. S 43. Door Joint 90 31 onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes 44. Oriental ''//< YA but and tour tickets, hotel and retort area Weather Bureau and the College nurses 35 S7 broccoli, celery and lettuce," of Agriculture. reported. (0, Up and % % reiervationt at our offices. The effectiveness of the sys- about Good buys at fruit counters, thi sa W tem will depend upon an elabor- DOWN ^ ^//( IT COSTS NO MORE department said, will continue t< ate system of communication 1, Weakens include apples, oranges am Here's how it will work: 2. Waste % SAVE NOW grapefruits. Weather observers throughou! allowance K TO BOOK THROUGH At the meat counter, when New Jersey will phone informa- 3. Back % 4, Aim M9 most housewives will be purcha tion to the U. S. Weather Bu- FOR THE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT ing the main course,'beef will b reau offices in New York, New a feature, with lamb and porl Brunswick, Trenton, and Atlantic good regional buys. Broilei City. East Keansburg fryers and turkey are still to; RAINY DAYS Stationed In New York will be The Auxiliary of the America meat buys, three weathermen trained in ag- He's a Beef Prices Drop Keansburg Legion post will meet the fourt ricultural and public service fore- Tuesday of each month. The dat< \ One nationwide chain is hold casting. They will be in constan' Mrs. John Shaw was electee AHEAD ing a beef sale, and has droppei was changed after a vote at ; touch with Raniere'j office by >resident of the Brownle-Gir! recent, joint meeting of the aux- prices on a number of cuts. A teletype machine. Jcout Mothers' Club recently., ii It gives you a wonderful New York, sirloin steak is dowi iliary and post. Plans were madf After receiving forecasts from ;he Bayshore Community Church for a barn dajjee in the pos feeling to know that, coma 10 cents to 85 cents a pound, aro the team in New York, Ranien )thers elected were Mrs. Charle man... rib roast down four cents to 61 home, Manning PI., Jan. 27. what may, your savings will get from experiment station Jimpson, vice president; Mr: cents a pound. researchers information on cur- >o Hemhauser; secretary, an The annual installation danci will ttancT by you. Thote Other selected beef cuts at thi rent farming activities. He wil! ilrs. Robert Evans, treasurer. of the fire company was held Sa raady, steady tavingt dol- are you? same chain include Tound roas then prepare a daily agricultura urday night in the Manning Placi at 8!) cents, boneless chuck po weather summary interpreting lars ara mighty handy in Mrs. Bessie Evans was electei fire house. Fred Kalkoff am roast at 60 cenls, Californi: the weather forecast in terms o >rcsident of the Women's Re Louis Memmolo were in charge, tima of need. Open or add roast at 65 cents, rump roast am current operational problems and mblican club last week. Mr Guests included Rev. Edward A to your account now and top sirloin roast at 95 cents. send it over a teletype network Jharles Brown is vica,president Corrigan, pastor St. Ann's Catho- be ready for tomorrow. The frigid weather and heavj to newspapers and radio stations, vlrs. Joseph Simons, secretarj snows have held back some vea lic Church; Rev. John M. Crum, In addition to three daily ag- and Mrs. William Brunt, Sr shipments, resulting in a genera Jr., pastor St. Mark's Eplscopa ricultural weather forecasts, five- xcasurer. A theater party in th< price rise. Choice veal calve: Church; Councilman T. Edwar day interpretations three times spring'is planned. The recent at were reported bringing $38 a nun Kinlin and Martin C. Lohsen weekly, and 30-day semi-monthly tendance to the Wagon Wheel: dred pounds at St. Louis, up $' municipal manager C. Bernari outlooks, there will be many oth "'layhouse, Middletown, was we' a hundred pounds since last No Blum; Horace G. Fowler, an< er services. Among these will be ittended. vember. Thomas W. Foley, president, an local observations, radar report Frank Christian, captain of th< Fish continues to be influence: summaries and severe weather Mrs, Bessie Evans, Mrs. Wi Keansburg First Aid Squad. Rob by regional tastes and availabi forecasts, warnings, and sum iam Krueger and Mrs. Charles ert Schwing, fire chief, was in ity. maries of interest to everyone MAINSTAY :rown will attend a luncheon i traduced and presented a gil In general, however, the Agri Jld Orchard Country Club, Ea from the members. culture Department advise: According to the new Rutgers intown, Feb. 14. A covered disl housewives to look to cannec weatherman, the service is de FEDERAL SAVINGS jupper was held at the meetin tuna, crabs, fish sticks and fisl signed to help satisfy the genera! The Rosary-Altar Society of S in the First Aid hall. Installatio portions. desire for more specialized local Ann's Catholic Church, meetini weather forecasts throughout the if officers will be held in Febru last week, made plans for a can AND LOAN ASSOCIATION GLENN TO RUN AGAIN state. iry. party next Tuesday. Mrs Thoma ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — Rep Marshall was named chairman o 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Socials for the benefit of th the affair, to be held in the schoo Milton W. Glenn, R-N.J., has a: "irst Aid Squad are being heli nounced that he would be a can Union Beach hall. Mrs. Walter Benduga Insured Savings - Mortgage Loans it's never too cold outdoors for >y the squad's auxiliary from chairman of the recent Chriatmai didatc (or re-election in Novem James Norris, son of Mr. am .1:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. the thirJ him. Hc"s all man with a man's party, reported on Its success. ber. Mrs. Edward Norris, Park Ave. Thursday of each month. Mr lastc—for Krucgcr. It's beer the Glenn, 58, of Margate City, is a surgical patient in Presby Donald Young is chairman. Mr Construction of the Linco! way it used to be—the way it currently serving his fifth yea terian Hospital, Newark. William Hansen and Mrs. Harol as congressman from New Jei Memorial began in 1915. (t Pays to Advertise in The Register should be. Brewed for :ruse were hostesses at th sey's Second District. Christine Chomic, daughter oi aK-Man'staste. 1 meeting last week. He was first elected in No Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chomic, Try it today. ember, 1956, to finish one yea Park Ave., spent the week-em Catherine • Mary Preston ot the unexpired term of the lal in the home of Mr. and Mrs ^aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erne Rep. T. Millet Hand of Cap Raymond Bareis, Eagle Point Preston, Creek Rd., was baptized May. Week-end guests also of Mr. am recently in St. Ann's Cathol uegerBeer Glenn has a law office hen Mrs. Bareis were Mr. and Mrs C. KfiUlQtft BRtWlNO CO.. CRANSTON, R, I. Church, Keansburg, and an open with his brother, Albert. Clifford Evans, Morningside Ave iouse party was held. The spon sors were Thomas Barba ani Louis Gross, Lorrilard Ave ilrs. Arthur Stover. has returned after being a sur gical patient In Monmouth Med- Mrs. Terrence Cruse, Esse: ical Center, Long Branch. t., entertained members of h SALE 1/3 OFF Jecret Eight Club Sunday. Mem Mrs. Margaret Donnelly. Pros bers exchanged gifts and playec DISCONTINUED PATTERNS OF SERIES 7000 pect Ave., spent a few days las games. Mrs. Sam Capalbo wif week in the home of her son je hostess at the next meeting in-law and daughter, Mr. am Mrs. Patrick O'Connell, Livings It pays to advertise in Th AMERICAN TOURISTER TRI-TAPER LUGGAGE ton. Register.—Advertisement.

The Democratic Club of Unio Beach will hold its annual dinne: tomorrow night in Buck Smith': Restaurant, East Keansburg. Thi affair, to start at 7 o'clock, be in charge of Alfred Wilson Committee aides are Mrs. Jon NOW! McGreevey and Angelo Sica Guests will include Charles Get All The Save up to 33Vi% on Howell, Maurice Brady, Pau Kiernan and Mrs. Katharine E White. Heat Your Mrs. David Wilson, Union Ave- FINE FURNITURE and RUGS nue, is spending a three-mont! Fuel Can visit with her son-in-law am GENUINE DISCOUNTS ON LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, DINING daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Give —With Sarvis, Gastonia, N. C. ROOM SUITES, SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, LAMPS, KITCHEN SETS, Amazing New TABLES, FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT, PICTURES, DESKS, CARD TABLE Belford SETS, MIRRORS, HASSOCKS, BEDDING, AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER Rev. William Hodgdon of thi ITEMS OF OUTSTANDING QUALITY AND BEAUTY. Methodist Church led in a tall about Art in Religion at the Chris- CHIMNEY tian Couples Club meeting Mon Nothing Added For Sales Purposes! Original Price Tags! Here's an opportunity to purchase fine luggage at substantial savingi . . . be- day In the church hall. Jay Whit, There aro salos and thoro are tales, but thii it the trustworthy event home cause this famous manufacturer is closing out I96l's No. 7000 series. Now's presided at the business meeting A guest speaker from Monmoutl lovers wait for! No suparlativesl No screaming headlines! No "below cost" the time to buy that matched set you've always wanted or complet* your SWEEP College, will speak about the palaver. No "100% off" stuff! Just honest-to-goodnoss discounts on origi- present set. Hurry to take advantage of this outstanding sale. Amish people in Pennsylvanii • END HEAT PROBLEMS nal pricas that were truly low before this lalo! And remember, thit mer- For Ladies - Train, Weekend and Pullman Cases. Colors: Blue, Gray, White at the next meeting. Mrs. Haroli AUTOMATICALLY Foulks was chairman of refresh chandise comet from America's finest makers or it wouldn't be here in the • POURS INTO YOUR For Men • Weekenders and Suiters. Colors: Brown, Gray ments. firit place. Look over our values. Of courts, we won't pester you to buy. FUEL TANK The lOlh birthday of Elwooc Reg. SALE Sec-Icy. Jr.. son of Nfr. and Mrs • DESTROYS HEAT ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS IN GULISTAN CARPET Train Case 24.95 16.60 Ulwood Seeley, was celebratec STEALING SOOT Sunday by members of the fam- ACCUMULATION SAVE HANDSOMELY ON ALL WOOL. NYLON AND WOOL, AND 21" Weekender 24.95 16.60 Iv and other relatives. Presem NYLON CARPET DURING OUR BIG 41st ANNIVERSARY SALE!. .. were Sit. and Mrs. Henrv Hutch • FOR OIL OR 24" Junior Pullman 29.95 "' 19.95 inson, Keitli, William and Waltei Ilutchinson, Phyliss and Misi KEROSENE FURNACES ALSO AMERICAN ORIENTALS, BRAIDED RUGS, REMNANTS AND 27" Pullman 39.95 26.60 Frances Walling and Miss Doi AND HEATERS RUNNERS. SCORES OF ROOM-SIZE RUGS. Men's Weekender 24.95 16.60 Seeley. Two-Suiter 42.95 28.60 .Toan Urhine. daughter of Mr. Now 149 Always remember to and Mrs. Stanley Urbine, Brook- side Dr., celebrated her 12th ONLY 1 Pir,r bring room birthday Sunday at a roller skat McKELVEY'S measurements >ng party at the Belvedere Arena, EASY CHARGE AND BUDGET PAYMENTS ARRANGED 't- er. Miss Dorothy Ann SelUer of Aviation navigation meteorology and FAA Keyport Gas Co,,, South Aniboy At WisconsinTo Office Staff Trenton, assistant secretary, will JR£D BANK - For the first regulations are given by a ground Rd., Cliffwood, • agreed Wednes- TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich- FORT MONMOUTH-br. Georg hold the post temporarily. time, the public has an opportu- and flight instructor. day to pay $10v,tfM to *;mqthe ard J. Hughes I] beginning to Gouba'u, a scientist at the V. S, Stephano hails from Gardner, nity to broaden its interest in Persons interested may enroll and daughter who claimed Army Signal Research and De- fill out his office staff. • •viatfon without actually flying. Mass., «nd is a graduate of the either at the school or Red Bank faulty gas heater caused the deal! velopment Laboratory, has ac- Wednesday he named four per- | University of Massachusetts and An aviation course will be con- cepted a .guest professorship for sons to his immediate stalf. Head-'! Princeton' University. He was re- ducted by the Red Bank Airport Airport. Registrations begin to- of the daughter's husband am the spring semester at the Univer- ing the list is former newsmanjMarch djrcctnr of HuRhM. cam. through the Red Bank Adult night. They also will be accepted poisoned the mother. • sity of Wisconsin in Madison. Joseph W. Katz of South Orange.lpajgn. He will get $11 000 a year ichool. Monday night and next Thursday. The settlement was announo Dr. JJoubau, who lives at 18 appointed as special assistant in| Hughes said Wednesday in Middlesex Counl Stirrup La., Eatontown, will lec- charge of information and.de-! Mrs. Sarosky his been Hughes' Court by Judge Samuel V. Co: ture to graduate students on spe- partment affairs. jsecretary fur 21 years. very Just before the case was to cial topics in electro-magnetic Katz, who was 35 yesterday, — go ,fo a jury, which had heard "/ bank at First Merchants National theory from Monday through will get $15,000 a year in the post. BIRTHDAY PARTY five days of testimony. May 3D. He will return to the Hughes also named C. Charles HAZLET - Terry Mongiello, 'cause it's etuiert . , . Mrs.'Sarah Jackson, 65, of 33 Signal Laboratory after the se- Catherine St., South Amboy, am mester ends. Stephano, 36. of 1100 Edgewoodiim Middle Rd , celebrated her one stop takes care of all my her daughter, Mrs. Sadie Thomas <0r. Goubau is a principal physi- Ave., Trenton, as executive as- f,fth birthday Tuesday. Attending 32, of 82 Manchester St., Key cist in one of the divisions of the sistant In charge of research. Terry's party were Judy Allen, banking needs" port, claimed the gas -compare laboratory's Institute for Explora- Mrs. Judy Sarosky of Trcnton|Dawn and "Michael Poosikian, was negligent in the insta! tory Research. A former profes- was named the governor's per-|Ron,,je am| LCO Hroutanian, lation and repair of a gas heate sor and head of Ihc department sonal secretary. Illeidi Kreuter. Michael Gagliano, in Mrs. Jackson's former homi of applied physics at the Univer- Katz, a graduate of Rutgers GrCRory Stcpkowski, Gary Lat- Albert W. Seaman, a Pert! sity of Jena, he came to the Sig- University, holds a master's de- avala and Anne Marie Do Ger.- Ajbnry Park • Bid Amboy attorney representing gree in journalism from North- Bank • Mknaiquin nal Laboratory in 1947. Dr. Gou- • North Albir; Turk Mrs. Jackson, said after the set bau received his academic de- western University. He worked • Fair Haren tlement was arrived at that grees at the Munich Institute of for the Newark Evening News for New Jersey is tha most urban- • Holmdel • BrltHt was not yet decided how f Technology in Germany. 10 years before bediming ized state in the nation with 88,6 $100,000 would be divided, t Hughes' campaign publicity man per cent of the state so classified. unlh Ceontj'i Beilonil Bink-50 Inn of Canilnuoua genii* said, however, that Mrs. Thom , Member Federal Dtpoiit InsuTanct' Corp. mm—mmmmmmm would get a larger share. * SlIRB I'M SURE WE CAU SELL WATER" fit? GST Hazlet scm ttoRB eucKErs/Dewey j* Word has been received here ALL ALUMINUM Mri. Albert S. Carlstrom and by friends of tho death of George F. Giese, age 75 years, husband daughters of Bay Ave. Combination Highlands of Elsie Scully Giese, Jan. 2 in St. Petersburg, Fla. Th| Gieses more The Ladies' Democratic Social ' Mr. and Mrs. Anton J. Kornek, are former residents of Hazlet, STORM & SCREEN Club held its first meeting of the 89 Washington Ave., celebrated moving to Florida about six years year recently at the home of Mrs. their wedding anniversary and ago. ' F. J. McCorry, Huron Ave., Hil- Mrs. Kornek's birthday Sunday, ton Park. Mrs. Peter Sigmund, MONEY Mr. and Mrs, Alfonso Iaderosa, WINDOWS who was re-elected president of Stephen H. Faller and Bertram Beers St., celebrated their 48th the group at a recent meeting, Perry, past commanders of Twin- wedding anniversary Jan. 8 at conducted the session. Other of- light Post, American Legion, the home of their son-in-law and ficers re-elected were Mrs. Emiel and Jude A. Durstewitz, com- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aufieri, vice president; Mrs. Al- mander, and Frank J. Durste- for you!... Piscitelli, Bethany Rd., with a ton Parker, treasurer, and Mrs. witz, sergeant-at-arms, attended family gathering. Harry B. Beyer, secretary. Mrs. a meeting of the county executive 6 ,.'55 John L. Opfermann, Navesink committee recently at the Mata- Raymond Kerry Frye has re- • Up to Riant J6"x65" • No Ave., Hilton Park, will entertain wan post home. A YEAR turned to the U. S. Coast Guard the group Wednesday, Feb. 7. salesmen! • No commissions! Recruiting center at Cape May, Miss Carole Fahrer, Portland • We sell what wo advertise after spending a 15-day leave Rd,, was guest of honor at a • Triple Insert! • Triple tilt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. birthday dinner party held recent- action! Made of quality heat- ON ALL SAVINGS! 85 Washington Ave., had as din- Raymond D. Frye 4nd family, ly at Bahrs' Restaurant. Attend- hardened extruded aluminum ner guests Sunday Mrs. Faller's Bethany Rd. son-in-law' and daughter, Mr. and ing- were Mr. and Mrs. Wade to give rugged wear with mini- Compounded and Paid Quarterly. Mrs. Raymond J. Bossinger, Clin- Davis, Highlands; Fritz Will, Mrs. Charles Poole, Holmdel mum of maintenance. Screen ton Ave., Belford. Mrs. Bossin- Florida, and Mrs. Martha Church, Rd., is a patient in Riverview and two glass panels move, up Anticipated from Jan, 1st, 1962. ger's birthday was celebrated. Monmouth Hills. Hospital, Red Bank. and down, tilt Inward for sim- Other dinner guests were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Hentlrick- ple cleaning . , . Installation Faller's mother, Mrs. Helen Kor- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Horay, son, Jr., Kings Hwy. Middletown, optional. nek, Miss Betty Kehoe, Miss Ruth Scadrift Ave, recently left for a left by automobile Friday to visit Anne Faller and Jim Kehoe, vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hendrick- • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY The Highlands. After dinner, Mrs. Fal-, son, Sr., in West Palm Beach, STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO J P.M. ___ ler's brother-in-law and sister, Plans for the Feb. 17 Valentine Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eggin- WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 8 ^JJJJfc Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wood dance at Alpine Manor will be son of Westfield will fly on Fri- "Between Yanko'i & Remsllle»" ~~ and children of Red Bank were furthered at a meeting of the day to Florida and join the Hen- 9 guests. Business, Professional and Crafts dricksons. The two couples will FREEHOLD SAVINGS & LOAN Association at Alpine Manor, then fly to Puerto Rico. They S.Sgt. and Mrs. Bernard S. Plans for forthcoming activities, will return to West Palm Beach Jundberg and children Ann Ei- including a card party, will be and on their return by automo- 32 Broad St. SHady.ide 1-7500 Red Bank ASSOCIATION leen and Bernard returned to Otis discussed. bile will visit Florida's west Air Force Base in Massachusetts coast. after visiting for the holidays Organized September 12, 18SS with Mrs. Sundberg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith. Oceanport 16 W. MAIN STREET FREEHOLD Sr., New Rd. While here, they Airman Second Class David also visited Mrs. Sundberg's Mason, son of Capt, (Ret.) and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mason, 18 Maple Ave., left Saturday from Idle- wild Airport for Germany after spending the holidays with hi f mily. open daily 'til 9, saturelay 'fil 9 Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Datemasch and daughters, Nan- iv and Donna, 98 Main St., Sat- irday was Mr. Datemasch's brother, Lt. Edward Datemasch, stationed at tho Brooklyn Navy Y*rd.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Croydon New Flavor-Protection Can pre- and daughter, Sharon, 102 Main St., were accomapnied by Mrs. serves all the natural goodness of Harvey Johnston and son Ralph, Borden's Ready Diet7 without re- Robertsville, and Reinke Janssen, Matawan, on a recent visit to frigeratjon. Store it anywhere... Mr, and Mrs, Stephen Trojak in take anyplace... drink any time. Gloucester Heights. Mrs. William Ohst, 12 Spring Lake Ave., has returned to her home after an extended visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jack Phinney and Store it in cupboard, desk drawer, family in Arlington, Va. glove compartment, locker. Stick Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heliker ;; Single-drink cans are to your diet any time, anyplace. and sons Johnny and Gus, 92 sale! Main St., were Sunday dinner la! ' r*a' proportioned meal. Reach the weight set by you and guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Heliker Each gives 225 calories, and Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Stiles, with hours' worth of your doctor... this pleasant and 66 Highland Ave., Highlands. The . . . from our convenient new way. family also visited Mr. and Mrs. nourishment. Enjoy the LIQUID DIETARY Samuel Wright. Wardell Ave., Country Clothes dairy-delicious fresh- OR WEIGHT and Mr. and Mrs. Ensley Wright and infant son David. ness and flavor of milk- Shop based Ready Diet. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Date- a quality event masch and daughters Donna and Nancy, 98 Main St., entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips of Long This ii the tale you've been Branch. waiting for . . . afternoon Union Beach dresses, after five cocktail The Auxiliary of Fire Com- dresses, outerwear, sweaters, pany 1, meeling last week in daiiy-delicious dieting suits, ikirts, blouses ... all the fire house, accepted Mrs. Robert Krill as a new member. from our regular itock. A Plans for a dinner to be held n February to mark the anni- wonderful assortment at really any time, anyplace versary of the auxiliary was discussed. Mrs. Raymond Mengcs worthwhile saving,. . . .truly was presented a gift from the HANDY FOUR-PACK. A full day's bal- group for her new born son. Host- a quality avantl esses serving refreshments fol- anced nutrition. So high in complete milk lowing the business session were protein, just four 8-oz. servings provide Mrs. James Haggerty and Mrs. twice the minimum amount required daily Herbert Klein. Plans for a Valentine social 33'/3to 40% off for adult maintenance.* were made last week at a meet- aNalianal RaiaarcK Coinc I Pub 711 (1050) Paja 14. ing of the Auxiliary of the Italian American Club. It will be held in regular prices! NEW ECONOMY he clubhouse Feb. 13. Miss Mary Corrado, Mrs..Philip BeliRrie and QUART. Thrifty equiva- Mrs. Peter Walker were accepted lent of the Four-Pack as new members. The will at- tend their first meeting Jan. 2.1. ... a day's 900-calorie A party to welcome them will diet. Needs no refriger- follow in the Anchor Inn, Flor- ence Ave. Hostess was Mrs. Leo ation till opened. Ready La Conte, 'Mrs. Anthony I.a Diet comes in choice of Conte, Mrs. Adrian Schaap, Mrs race De Gesa, Mrs. Frank Rac- the fair university shop favorite flavors. cioppi, Mrs. Anthony Bodtman, Miss Agnes O'Leary, Mrs, Nicho- ± las Delia Vnlpe and Mrs. Nicho- for men, women and boys las De Giora. Rt. 35. Wanamassa (1 mile north of Asbury Park Circle) KE 1-4949 It adds up! More and more

- £ 1961, Tha Bordan Cs. people use The Register ads each At food, drug and department storm... A Borden's Milk and Ice Cream Co. product Trademark, Th« lord.n Co. ssue because results come fas- ter.—Advertisement. STRONG, SILENT VOICE Ked Uauk KegMer JIM BISHOP: n IMl Brad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Sute Highway 13, Mlddtetovn . Reporter £*tebliabed 1878 by Jobs a Cook .pd Henry day THOMAS IKVING BROWN, Publisher 1KS-UM Science of Psychiatry JAMES JT. ROGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Pioductloo Manager There are drawings in ancient caves showing a man chipping a piece from the skull of another man. These Member ol the Associated Preis Th» Awocnua mu U intitiel eicluiivny ID Uit in or reputmcitloa ot HI tn* locU trnri prtnud date from the Stone Age and represent the first form la thli newspaper as w«U u all AP nsw* dispatches. of psychiatry, opening the skull to let evil out From Member Audit Bureau of Circulation that time until the 1880's, when Dr. Emil Kraepelln Th» n«l Binlc Hteiiur mumes no financial rcspomllJlllllts 'nr lypourtnhlcil trrors In adv«rtliemsnti, began to classify types of mental illness, bul «'il reprint without charge, that part ol an nrtvfrtlspmpnt In winch th* typographical trror occurs, hi- vortiscn W1U pleas* noufy tue manasomem immediately ol any error which may occur. there was no enlightenment, just dark- ThU tuwnwxr «i»umei no relponilblllim tor natemtnts «1 opinions In utters Irora Its reaileri. ness.

aubsorlptlon Prices In Advsnca One year 115 00 Sll months, IS.( From 1880 until 1951, psychiatry, BIC£1» woy at counter, t emu single copy by mall. 9 cenl which is 70 per cent profession, 30 per FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1962 cent art, couldn't even agree on'descrip- tive terminology for the several groups of illnesses and the many sub-divisions. Here We Go, Again It is the youngest and most complex of BISHOP the branches of healing, making giant President Kennedy's budget under the new program. Mr. Ken strides and, in its hurry, falling, picking itself up and swings the natiort's course into more nedy has asked that $3.9 billion'b moving forward. heavy spending. Earmarked for out- spent in various forms of foreign aid Still, no science in the field of human knowledge go is $92.5 billion, up about $3.5 bil- —or $200 million more than is on tap has moved so far so fast. Mental illnesses are now cate- lion from the present fiscal year end- for the current year,. But it doesn't gorized into two main groups: Those with brain dam- age are called organogenic; those with psychological ing next July 1. Asked for in receipts stop right there. Counting military adjustment difficulties are psychogenic. Each of these is about $93 billion, or about $11 bil- aid, the total for use abroad come: s further divided into "disorders," and disorders are lion more tban the federal govern- to $4,897,000,000 — $1 billion mon splintered into types of "reaction." ment is now taking in. The sum re- than this year's appropriations. This That is why diagnosis—even tentative—is slow. sult is that the average taxpayer will will be the 16th year that other coun- A broken, limb can be seen, felt and X-rayed. An as- find small reason for comfort in the tries have been cushioned at our ex sortment of fears cannot. The initial work of a psychia- Kennedy fiscal policy. pense. It will be up to Congress to trist is to probe a resistant mind while, at the same time, cultivating the confidence of the patient. It isn't see if all of this spending is in the It will be remembered that in Mr. easy. In time he will establish that the patient is—let Kennedy's inaugural address, he interests of American security and us say—psychogenic. His disorder is manic depression spoke about sacrifices Americans economy. Certainly we have been These Pays: and the reaction type is circular, or mixed. would have to share in order to put getting little thanks for our outpour Science Treatments the Ship of State on course, in the ing of wealth. Need for Management Treatment may be shock therapy, chemo-therapy, direction he wanted to sail it. It is At Work psycho-therapy or analysis, or a combination of any of Mr. Kennedy is asking Congress them. Shock, briefly, is achieved by.a 10-volt field of clear that he meant what he said. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSK to set up a $2.6 billion spending pro- By The Associated Press electricity between the temples, or by an overdose of Promised in the budget message is gram by civilian agencies to step up Government is weak when men are appointed t< Mother earth taking a "breath nsulin, which Induces coma. Chemo-therapy is the use that tax loopholes that exist are to er" from earthquakes; the pos, our efforts to achieve "mastery of administrative jobs who have had little or no admin sibla magic of souped-up light; of tranquilizers, such as Thorazine or Librium or per- istrative experience. The politician can serve to he haps Marplan. be plugged up, meaning that the gov- space," an area in which this nation and .aerial "typewriting" are ernment will make a new effort to someone be elected but that does not mean that h among the latest subjects for Sci Psycho-therapy is what the layman calls the "talk- has been considered lacking in essen- ence at Work. have certain it gets every dollar to nows how to manage an important office or that h ng doctor." It consists of listening, reassuring and tial skills. Of this, $25 million would has a breadth of view which serves thi Bushcd-Out Earth which it feels entitled. establishing confidence and control in the patient finance purchase of four "Nimbus" country. Although plenty of major po litical rumblings occurred on it Analysis is the deep Freudian probe of the unconscious. Yet, it appears, many will find weather-eye spacecraft, the nucleus . To cite a case, Salvatore Anthonj surface during 1961, the earth The latter is akin to untangling a fish net beached after certain relief in some of the Bontempo was appointed to be admin last year was comparatively a hurricane. of a proposed worldwide meteorogi- quiet from tho standpoint of pro- budgetary provisions. Proposed is cal satellite program. The Atomic En- istrator of the Bureau of Security anc ducing internal rumblings—earth- All of these are important for us to know because, Consular Affairs of the State Depart quakes, that is. m an average day, 725 patients are admitted to psychi- an eight per cent tax credit to in- ergy Commission also said it wanted dustry for new investment. Given ment, a position of outstanding signif U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur- tric hospital service. Almost 800,000 persons are being $742 million for nuclear weapons— cance, A man appointed to such a pos vey seismologists told a reporter treated in hospitals for emotional disorders. According this advantage, industry may move the year was a "weak" one $112 million more than it had thii tion should have a broad view of thi o Covelle, Costello and Rouke, in their book Abnormal ahead toward new horizons. They earthquakewlse—with only a few year. SOKOLSKY world, a knowledge of geography and o: really big tremblors occurring, 'sychology, an additional 120,000 persons are in insti- will mean more jobs for the jobless. :ommerce, an understanding of espionage and the tech and these at widely separated :utions for the care of mental defectives.' Another Yet another effort is suggested to places on the earth's surface. The budget would remove 10 per cent liques of security. It turned out that Bontempo, befori As in other years, there were 00,000 are under treatment as convalescents. passenger tax on trains and buses put the Post Office Department on he was appointed and resigned, had no such experienc numerous small quakes. But ev- This does not take into account a million chronic en so, earthquake activity for th next July 1, and trimming it to five its feet. President Kennedy is asking He was a lawyer who had not practiced law; he ha' ilcoholics, 60,000 narcotics addicts, and 5,000,000 neu- een a welfare worker and a store inspector in Newarl year was happily below average, per cent on planes, making travel a for rate increases of $492 million- Their explanation: otics who alternate between trying to live with their and managed a company of his own, Miller and Bon Mother Earth was, in effect, bit easier to afford. But the air car- necessary if the budget is to balance. ears, and seeking help. It does not count the millions tempo, Inc. in Dayton, Ohio, which dealt in surplui pretty "bushed" after rumbling vhose cases are mistakenly diagnosed as medical by riers are facing new taxes for fuel, Observers believe the idea is to push in real tough fashion the year be- var materials. fore—when she loosed such ma- hysicians who should know better. which could lead the way to higher up first class postage from four to In May 1953, Bontempo, after returning to Newark jor quakes as the Chilean one In World War II, the United States rejected 2,620,- prices for tickets. five cents an ounce. that spawned a great tidal wavt became a city commissioner and eventually director o in the Pacific Ocean. IOO men for military service for psychiatric reasons. The old bugaboo, the debt limit Appearing as a real choker is the Division of Veteran Services, New Jersey Depar There's plenty of precedent 'his represents the entire population of the State of the seismologists say, for such —always high above the American $48.3 billion for military spending ment of Conservation and Economic Development. It outh Carolina. America spends $5 billion a year on "quiet" years immediately fol- mental illness, and yet the cost of treatment is beyond head like an unpaid charge account Add related programs and the de- 1958, he became commissioner of the New Jersey De lowing a year wherein much o lartment of Conservation and Economic Developmen the planet's pent-up stresses and he means of most families. —is proposed to be lifted another $10 fense total comes to $52.7 billion strains are loosed. For example What all these political jobs have to do with train What Is Normal? billion, to a new high of $308 billion President Kennedy forecast that, be- 1907, the year following the year ing for the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs o of San Francisco's great quake, This leads to a question. Who is normal? Who is yond this, he will ask more a year to accommodate a record debt load. the State Department, it is hard to say. If a top FB was a pretty calm one. So were ibnormal? There is no pat answer. A head hunter in hence to give America the ability to 1924 and 1935, both of which fol Looked for at the fiscal year's end, or Secret Service or long-experienced consular service lowed big - league earthquake ew Guinea may be normal in his village, but he July 1,1963, is a slim surplus of $463 fight a nuclear war or a conventional man were appointed to this position, it could be under years. ouldn't be normal here. The index to normalcy is held million, replacing this year's $7 bil- one. It is indeed one of the tragedies stood. That position has to" do with immigration, pi Keep the name "LASER" un- iy the society in which we live. It lays down rules and der your hat. Some day, devices ny chronic departure is regarded as abnormal. lion deficit. In short, the budget of the day and era that so much has jorts, the proper conduct of consular offices, the opera bearing that monicker may vast- Society also alters the rules. A century ago, a would "contain itself." to be pumped into armaments. There ;ions of foreign spies against the United States. ly increase the range of space communication; make possible man could walk the streets with a pistol on his hip. is little reason for comfort or apathy Bontempo was apparently appointed because hi Uncle Sam plans to keep his "knifeless" surgery; allow he did it today, he'd be arrested. If a woman appeared as an active and effective politician in Newark. Bi ransmisslon of 100 million sim- pocketbook opened to other nations in a budget like this. oday in the hats and gowns of a hundred years ago, hat as it may, he had no prior training to serve in thi ultaneous telephone calls; and even provide a new form of ihe'd be put away for examination. rffice. It is further reported that Bontempo was "death ray." The normal person does not obey all the rules all Allen-Scott Report jointed because he is an Italo-American. It is verj Navy and other scientists say langerous for this country for men to be appointe such possibilities are envisioned he time. The abnormal person can be described as one jecause of racial or religious relationships. There ha: from still highly experimental re- vho lacks control most of the time. His impulses or his Nuclear Arms for West Germany? search on the "LASER" tech- ears enslave him. Most of the people who require seen too much of this in municipal, state and local ap nique, more formally known is By ROBERT S. AIXEN and Chiefs of Staff, vigorously They argue that the U.S. has jointments and the time has come to oppose this be "Light Amplification by Stimu- sychiatric help—ironically—have good minds and PAUL SCOTT contend that the U.S. can no given assurances to West Ger- lated Emission of Radiation.1 arped emotions. They are not insane. They think Well • many's Chancellor Adenauer that :ause it is definitely antagonistic to America WASHINGTON - An explosive discriminate against the Bundes "LASER" is a system for am- n objective matters, but fail in the subjective. policy dispute, which could hreak wehr in providing a nuclear ca the Bonn forces will be given a irinciples. plifying and sharpening weak out in the open at any time, has pability to North Atlantic Treat) nuclear capability and that this waves of light to produce a very There is no shame, no stigma, attached to emo- pledge must be honored to The purpose of this account is not particularly ti developed within the Kennedy ad- Organization forces. narrow, powerful beam—and the ional illness. It does not imply that the patient is ministration over how far tie strengthen and unify NATO in :all attention to Bontempo but rather to emphasize th ultimate hope is to employ opti- U.S. should go in the rearming the face of growing Soviet nil- cal waves in much the same .way nuts." He just needs new mental brake lining. This clear military forces. teed for a reorganization not only of the State Depart of West rn Germany with a nu CARMICHAEL lent but of the entire federal organization which ha radiowaves are now used. ear, one out of every five families will send a relative clear capability. Its secret is based on the fact Strong Ally rown in size and character since the beginning ol or psychiatric care. If they are as patient with the This has been going on pt the The position of those officials hat if certain chemicals, gase- sychiatrist as the psychiatrist is with the patient, the very top of government, with orld War II and which requires immediate reorganiza^ >us or solid, are "exited" to emit is that West Germany Is a strong suit is bound to be good. President Kennedy getting con and dependable ally of the U.S.,ion. Two Presidents have appointed Herbert Hoover light—for example, under the in- fluence of an electric current— fllctlng advice during the past while, at best, Communist Yugo- ind very effective commissions to accomplish such a Me? I'm all right. I think ... three weeks from his principal slavia is an "unaligned Com the weak light produced will fur- advisers in the State and De- munist nation that usually follows eorganization. President Kennedy's father was a mem- her interact with atoms of the "My Ma Expects Me To Help Support Her fense Departments. Soviet foreign policy." >er of such a commission and the attorney general natori.il. Under proper condi- The argument against giving ions, the original waves of light What A Square" They point out that mere obert Kennedy, served on one of the commissions, ire thereby intensified. Bonn's armed forces atomic knowledge that West German weapons is being pushed by a troops, which will soon be the is about time that the executive branch of govern- Now we have "skytyping" by group of State Department of- largest European force under lent be reorganized so that it functions efficiently and lirplanes as well as the more ficials headed by George Kennan, NATO, have an atomic capability the best interest of the American people. 'amiliar "skywriting." U.S. ambassador to Yugoslavia, will be a powerful delerrent As described in "Ethyl News," now In the capital for consulta- against future Soviet pressure on It is clear that the Civil Service, the Foreign Serv- ive airplanes fly parallel courses tions, and Charles E. Bohlen. spe- West Berlin or any other area Officers and tenure, while intended to safeguard :i tight formation and shoot out elal adviser to Secretary of State taccato smoke bursts electroni St :ally. Tho idea is to get a sky- Dean Rusk on Soviet affairs. °Th?y diL™t°the dangers oft public servants from politicians, have not served to They contend that the atomic ritten advertisement out fasl West Germany's acting on its safeguard the people against improper appointments. efore poor weather sets In. armament of West German forces own, since nil nuclear warheads, will greatly Increase tensions be- Once a fellow gets himself on the Civil Service or the In tho "typing" technique, one under the NATO arms plans now -cntral-control pilot in the squad tween Russia and the NATO na- under discussion, would remain Foreign Service the interest of the people may be sacri tions and will make it impossible on operates a radio transmitter under joint control of U.S. and] ficed to his selfish purposes. This then is the real peri vhich sends impulses to rcceiv to reach any political settlement NATO officers. on West Berlin nr ihe Germany of political appointments. It is not so much that those •rs in the other planes—trigger- There is an element of urgency ig smoke valves. question with Soviet Premier n ttic current policy debate be- persons are put on jobs but that it becomes increasingly Khrushchev. Westingliouse and other scien- cause, of new pressure *rom difficult to get rid of them. After a while, it is impos- sts are using water "bullets"— Force Tito's Hand NATO members, including West Ambassador Kennan ROCS even sible to get rid of them because they have established ny droplets of water traveling •jennany, to set up an inde supersonic speeds in a new in- further. He warns that this nu- icndent nuclear force wjthin that tenure. clear move could force Coni- ustrial testing technique. munM Yugoslavia into a new Alliance during 1962. I have heard for many months that the Eastland The test is designed to provide military alliance with the Soviet Also, the deadline is approach- Committee was engaged in investigating this question. possible improved means of se- ing if the President plans to seek Union. Time after time, it is suggested that on a certain date, cting erosion-resistant mater- :onRrcssional approval of its ;ls for use in steam turbine He nrsucs that Tilo's fears of ATO nuclear plan before offer- public hearings will be held by that committee. Each n rearmed West Germany are so !ades. inp it at next May's meeting of time, the date is postponed. In its stead, there is a se The "bullets" shoot from preai that ho would take this the organization's forcipn min- drastic move. i cret hearing, but the so-called executive session passes >ecial air pressure gun, and isters. rike solid blocks of steel and Agiiiiril. these surprise argu- At present. U.S. law leaves con' ike a whisper in the wind. The latest news is that the ments a group of Defense De- her metals at a speedy or near- trol of atomic weapons exclusive- iastland Committee fears the very great power of Sen. 3.-100 miles an hour. Even a partment officials,, headed by ly in the hands of the President. Deputy Secretary of Defense Fulbright. This may not be so at all. It may simply be ngle droplet. can cause a siz- It forbids giving them to any lor- ble dent in thick samples of Roswcll L. Cilpatric and the' 6—Friday, January 19, 1962 passing the buck. . 4 etal. 1 * daik Sttardty- night Is more Friday, January 19,1963-7 frightening this uy trip around Two Join ; RED BANK REGISTER Ohio Village is Agog theeartk"^ Young Glenn haj pot New Con- Refreshments were strved by cord on the map arid the people Fire Auxiliary the hostejie*. Mri. George C D. HURRY! HY*Wml tt are getting quite a kick out of OCEANPORT - Member* of Hurley;, Sr., Mrs, Franklin In- it, according to Mayor Taylor. Over Glenn's Flight the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Hook ?ram Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. "John's a hero especially to the Amerino DelVecchio. , By ADRIENNE BLOCK \ capitalize on John Glenn," ex- younger children." and Ladder Company met this A1«o attending were Mrs. Floyd NEW CONCORP, Ohio (AP) - plains Everett G. Thompson, week in the fire house and wel At the high school, the stu- Coriell, Mrs. RtSbert Rosch, Mrs. Lots of borne towns have boys prinicpal of New Concord High dents, many of them sons and corned two members, Mrs, Jo Jack Welch, Mrs. Frank Christo- Mm *25,i who make good. But New Con- School. daughters of John Glenn's seph MIcell and Mrs. Rose Mt- pher, Mrs. William Mleth snd cord. Ohio, will match its home- Another villager suggested tha friends, keep plying his fanner celi. Mrs. Benjamin Dziedzic. town boy against any in the uni- if a vendor selling missile ra> teachers' with questions. "They verse. plicas'came to town, he'd prob- are proud that someone from their Mrs. Ivins Voorbees, 12 Lake He Is Marine Lt. Col. John H. ably be asked to leave. high school is making history," Ave., presided at the business AW New Fontifxfiw One Glenn, Jr., • Mercury astronaut "There used to be some mod said H. A. Steele, teacher and session and named committee ap- scheduled to orbit the earth. els of the Atlas missile on the former principal at New Concord pointments: Mrs. C. J. Canepa, On the outside New Concord highway signs," Mayor James K. HiRh. ' chairman, Mrs. Robert Beiry, doesn't look any different from Taylor said, "but somebody stole The village council has been Mrs. Amerino DelVecchio, Mrs. what it did before "Johnny" was them last week." thinking of John Glenn, too. fiiey Raymond Nilz, Mrs, Joseph Mi- selected as one of the seven 'I notice that a lot more of our want to do something to honor cell, Mrs. William Rellly and astronauts two years ago. boys are trying to get into the him. Mrs. Voorhees, ways and means; The only outward sign is the Marines than before, but thoso High School's name Mrs. George Webb and Mrs, highway poster on U.S. 40 at are the only changes I've seen,' Daniel O'Connell, sunshine; Mrs. $40,000 There's been talk of naming the each end of the village, 70 miles he added. Nilz, representative to the Com- new high school John H. Glenn, east of Columbus and 61 miles munity Center and publicity Reporters Keep Coming Jr., High School. Some suggest west of Wheeling, W. Va. The chairman, and Mrs. Sal Gentile, "The only thing that's really renaming the street on which the ilgns read: "New Concord, Ohio, Mrs. Carl Christiansen, Mrs. changed our daily routine is thi Glenns live. Others think the Home of John H. Glenn, Jr., Frank Callahan and Mrs. O'Con- reporters who keep coming to name of the village park should Malcit " Mercury Astronaut." nell, telephone. Gam! the house," explained Glenn's be changed to Glenn. But they've IT TOOK A" MEAN CUT on my Picture On Calendar mother, "but we've been at it two decided to wait until John comes The public relations committee Glenn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. arm before I realized how nec- You stin have tune to enter the Journal-American's new family years now and I guess we're used home after the orbital flight be- of the Board of Education, with John H. Glenn, Sr., have lived essary a Flrst-Aid Kit is. For- fun game that can send $25,000 cash your way! $40,000 total to it. fore they make a decision. Al Weigel, chairman, assisted by here 38 years, and the Marine of- tunately for me, our foreman cash prizes. Simple and easy to play! Each puzzle shows frar "Just imagine, people coming The villagers' pllkns for the day Glen Whtchello and Richard Mor- ficer spent his grade, high school had taken a Red Cross Flrst- objects, just as yousee themin reallife. AHyoa doiamntcathfl into my living room to take pic- of the orbital flight are not elab gan, explained the land purchase and college years here. The fa- pair that go together.Nothingig4iBtcgted>aK)ttangiiHteM» tures to be sent all over the orate. proposal to be voted upon at the Aid course, too. ther-is a retired plumbing con- iito!Th'fliMthinBtowrte€verLJiirtii^the|HipaBd world. It's amazing for quie referendum Feb. 13 at the I'm enrolled now, and there's tractor. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn will be at grammar school. winafortraotThinkofwmt th?25flOt)5Soin folks like us," Mrs. Glenn re- home watching their television a new well-stocked Kit In my The only publicly displayed pic- marked. Arrangements were made by basement workshop — just in lwdymustTrin-whynotyoap MatchVJfatein ture of the astronaut is a small set with intimate friends. They've With it all, the mother and fa- the group for the anniversary case. this Sunday's N.Y. JounuO-Americau. one on the calendar published by asked for privacy oa flight day. ther maintain a calm and con- The high school Student Coun- dinner of the auxiliary to be held We sell complete Kits and the East Muskingum Music Spon- fident attitude. in March. sors, a group of parents whose cil has agreed to finance the will be glad to recommend the Though the neighbors and the The First Aid Squad will re- children study music in the area installation of a few sets in the supplies you need to make your newsmen keep Mrs. Glenn on thi ceive a donation of $100 from own. When you visit our show- last Chance to Get All Back Puzzles Free ichools. The calendar is an ad- gymnasium. telephone much of the day, thi Mayor Taylor wilt take off auxiliary members. rooms you'll also see the many vertisement for the local booster Glenns try to keep up with their other things we carry to speed Club, inn, bank and pharmacy. - from his Job in nearby Zanes- usual activities. ville to stay in New Concord and recovery and make illness at in SUNDAY'S The excitement and enthusiasm LIKE THE UNIFORM home less unpleasant. We serve Meeting Comes First watch the shot. FORT MC CLELLAN, Ala Is inside New Concord. It's in A newsman's telephone call to your doctor — and we'd like to the comfortable way the peonle $250,000 For TV (AP) — The Army life seems to serve you. the father for a Wednesday ap- be more attractive than ever to «ay "sub-orbital," "orbital," "re- pointment brought the comment Creating more excitement than JOURNAL-AMERICAN entry." John Glenn's flight are the tele- members of the fair sex. The SOUTH JERSEY'SURGICAL from his wife: "I have a club U.S. WAC center here reported Missile Models Stolen meeting Wednesday afternoon and vision antennas being constructed SUPPLY COMPANY "We've made no attempt to in order to broadcast Mr. and that 3,759 enlistees took basic I'm going no matter how many training last year — a record 33 East Front St. Red Bank reporters come here." Mrs. Glenn's press conference SH 7-2814 It Pays to Advertise in The Register after the capsule recovery. number. STAMPS AND COINS, When John is home everything ALBUMS. CATALO&S. breaks loose, his family ex- The town's rural telephone AND ALL ACCESSORIES plained. "It takes us at least an service will be stretched to the Open9:30to9t30,Satunlay*iinta6 hour to get out of church after limit by the more than 100 news- services," said Mrs. Glenn. "All men expected to set up head Scott the children stop him on the quarters at the Muskingum Col- Minkus street." lege gymnasium in the village. Grossman Mr. Glenn recalled attending The only one In New Concord the state fair in Columbus last who's nervous and upset is the Wh»» Ace August. "If he didn't keep his college's public relations man Harrii dark glasses on, all the kids who has to handle and somehow Whitman swarmed all over him. I bet he satisfy all the reporters and signed over a thousand auto- photographers. Library of Coins graphs that day." "You know," said Mrs. Glenn, All other major linei The Glenns have accepted "I told those television men that their son's flight next week with they were spending an awful lot "Since 1952" the calm that governs thei of money on us. Something like lives. "He's sold us on the pro- $250,000. MONMOUTH STAMP gram," Mrs. Glenn said. "But they just said it wasn't AND COIN SHOP 'Rt. 40 More Dangerous' too much for such a big show.1 n Monmouth St., Red Bank Her husband explained, "John SHadyslde 14626 says the drive from Washington over Rt. 40 to New Concord on Leonardo A hat sale with styles from Stephen's Millinery, Red Bank, will be held March 13 after a meeting of the Community Fire OUT Company auxiliary. Scheduled are a card party April 27 in LAUNDRY the fire house; a bus trip to New York City, Saturday, May 19, and COSTS a cake sale May 30. Mrs. Carl Wilson and Mrs. Charles Riley are on the committee. The host- HERE! esses were Mrs. Carl Wilson and Miss Irene Zentar. A clam chow- der sale will be held in the Amer- ican Legion hall Jan. 26 by mem- bers of the auxiliary. A past com- mander and past president din ner will be held in Alpine Man- or, Highlands, Saturday. John Al- DO IT YOURSELF onso from the post invited the auxiliary to attend. Hostesses at YOU'LL SAVE MONEY the meeting Jan. 10 were Mrs. Leona Fisher and Mrs. Ru- If laundry bills are getting you down, give your budg- by Castle. et a break by doing your laundry here the easy, economical way! Just drop in a coin, lit back and Judy Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Myers, Glen- relax. Our automatic washers do the rest. wood Ave., celebrated her 15th brithday Jan. 10. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Myers, Fair NOW TWO LOCATIONS! Haven; Mrs. Mary Noll, Atlan- tic Highlands, and Jean Myeri. A week-end guest was Miss Gayl DONALD'S COIN-0-MATIC Stryker of Llncrof t. 54 N. Bridge Ava. Newman Springs Rd. Gail Friedmann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Fried- RED 1ANK RED BANK mann, Washington Ave., cele- brated her 13th birthday at a piz- za party with a group of friends in Paul's Restaurant, Atlantic Highlands, and a movie there He's a Jan. 10. TODAY & SATURDAY JAN. 19th & 20th Members of the Grace Hatch Circle cleaned the kitchen of the Baptist Church in place of the business meeting last week. They man were served refreshments later Bedrooms, dining rooms, sofas, chairs, sectionals. at the home of Miss Inez Leon- ard. Mrs. Edward Greeley will are you entertain the members at the meeting in February. Mattresses, boxsprings, studios, sleep-sofas, lamps, The second birthday of Karen Hueston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hueston, Oakwood gifts. Broadloom, rugs. • Tables, desks, dinettes. Rd., was celebrated Monday by members of her family. Just twice yearly, Hoffman & Boyle lias a storewide clearance event. Fine home furnishings from some of Members of the Beacon Light Auxiliary, Daughters of America, America's foremost makers are included! You can fornish a room or complete home. The savings are attended an official visit of state spectacular. The selection? Storewide, with Modern, Traditional, Provincial, and Contemporary styles officers at the Pride of Mon mouth Council, Union Beach, represented! You may budget your purchase i£ yauvrisli, up to 18 months. Be early for the choice items! Monday. Birthdays and wedding anniversaries of members of Bea- con- Light Council will be cele- brated at the meeting Feb. 8. •All items sold as shown. We must ask • AHitems subject to prior sale; all sales Mr. and Mrs. Walter Belke, Appleton Ave., recently celebrat- that delivery be accepted within 30 days. final. Note convenient store hours! ed their I6lh wedding anniver- sary at a dinner with friends at Ya Cottage Inn, Keyport. The day after they entertained Mr. and Open 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM, Saturdays to 6 Mrs. Bernard Leber, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bernauer and Mr. and Stores at • He craves the action of rugged Mrs. Robert Kugelman of New sports. Aman'smanwithaman's Monmouth. EATONTOWN taste—for Krueger. It's beer the way it used to be—the way it Barbara Parker, daughter of SPRINGFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parker, Budget your purchase if you wish. Use should be. Brewed for a K-Man's celebrated her seventh birthday our 90 Day No Carrying Charge Plan taste. Try it today. , Monday with members of her HUFFMAN family and Maryanne Sabankus, (Small Service Charge) or our Extended 18 Month Plan, fully insured /or your POMPTON PLAINS It adds up! More and more1 protection. raeger Beer people use The Register ads each ROUTE 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN—Liberty 24010 O. KMJCOER BREWIHfl CO, CRANSTON. K. L issue because results come fas- OppoiiU Monmouth Shopping Center ter.—Advertisement. &-Friday. January 19. 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Projects iand Program! " I Director's Annual Report Rariian Woman's Club Big Year for Family Service Hears History of Linen KEYPORT.— "The History of president, announced "Gifts by LONG BRANCH - The year gage, training and supervision of sonnel practices which allow us Irish Linen" was outlined at athe Yard" will be a special fea- 1961 was marked by major prog- four graduate students from Rut-1t'o- provid'••'-e qualifie-—>•••--•d professiona—.-——-l. meeting of the Raritan Township ture of the February general ress for. the Family and Chil- gcrs University School of Social services." Woman's Club held recently in meeting. Members were asked to dren's Service of Monmouth Coun- Work, establishment of a library, "These are a few of our major St. Mary's Episcopal Church Hall. bring one or more yards cf ma- ty, James M. Long, executive di- and establishment of the nev accomplishments," he said. "The A program on the growth, pro terial for shipment to North Af- rector, told members here recent- Homemaker Service, program. agency's main achievement for duction, care and use of linen rica. The fabric will be used by ly. Mr. Long also reported that the the past year, however, was in Algerian refugee mothers in the agency had applied for member was presented by John A. Scott At the group's January meet- serving the largest number of in- of Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. Al- American Friends Service Com- ing in service headquarters, Mr. ship in Ihe Family Service As dividuals and families in our his- mittee sewing centers to make sociation of America and pointed tory." wyn C. Dodge, first vice presi- Long reported the largest, budget dent and program chairman, was clothes for their children and in the agency's hislory, progress to "the establishment of modern themselves. service policies as well as per- Mr. Long presented the follow- in charge of arrangements. In retiring the building mort- ing 1961 statistics: 41 babies Mrs. Robert Wilkenloh, Ameri- Mta. Earnest Fred Foster, dra- placed in adoptive homes, 73 chil- can home chairman, announced ma department chairman, report- 'Continuing Responsibilities' dren in fo6ter homes, 24 requests that plans are under way for the ed that Mrs. William Noonan has for investigation of child neglect, third annual Vogue Sewing Con- been selected to direct a one-act service for 105 unmarried moth- play for presentation at the fifth ers, and through Homemaker test to be held in February. Nee- dlework and handicraft of mem- district spring drama festival League Unit Meetings Service, 111 families (involving April 18. 292 children) were served. Ten bers also will be displayed. A requests were made tor Travel- membership tea arranged by Creative writing contests spon- ers Aid. Mrs. Albert Ammerman will be sored by the New Jersey State Scheduled for Tuesday held in conjunction with the con- Federation of Women's Clubs will Mr. Long praised the leader- LINING UP for their first meeting of 1962 are the new officers of the Mid-Mon- test- Mrs. Warren Baumgartner be entered by the literature de- ship of the board of directors, is contest chairman. Waiting list NEW SHREWSBURY — Plansjsustained attention by the league, mouth Auxiliary of Family and Children's Service. Meeting in the home of Mrs. partment. Contest details may be and'on which members feel that the work of the six auxiliaries, members are invited to attend. obtained from Mrs. Noonan. for forthcoming unit meeting! and of members of the staff. Richard Kezer, Shadowbroolc Rd., Shrewsbury, are, left to right, Mrs. Edmund Burke, were discussed at a meeting ol future action will be needed. "New Rooms for Old" will be Mrs. Frank Turock was intro- League stands on such subjects He added, "We can appreciate president; Mrs. John Purcell, secretary; Mrs. George Schuetz, vice president; Mrs. the program at the next Ameri- duced as the newly named edu- the board of directors of thaes state taxes, higher education League of Women Voters, Red our success of last year, but moro Joan Dillon, treasurer, and Mrs. Richard Williams, corresponding secretary. can home department meeting to cation department chairman. An in New Jersey, water resources, important is our realization that be held in thehome of Mrs. educational trip to the United Bank Region, held recently in the the Loyalty-Security Program home of Mrs. Sidney Ruda, 855 we face important issues in tho Frank Lanzara, 1 Stephen PI., Nations is being planned by Mrs. and the United Nations will, be Turock in conjunction with the Sycamore Ave. year of 1962. Last November, for Hazlet, Jan. 31. The program will explained and discussed. the first time in the history of this include color slides of 50 room international relations depart- Two unit meetings will be held Mrs. Lloyd Peskoe, former pres- organization, we had to imple- Dinner Honors Bank Officers settings offering how-to-do-it ideas ment. Tuesday for review and discus- 1 ident of the local league, will ment a waiting list for service. FAIR HAVEN - Edgar N. Me- for giving old rooms a new look Beaut! fication lion of the league's "Continuing conduct a meeting at 9:15 a.m. [This meant that families with se-j career covered a span of 56iAngelina Pimpinella, Walton Cul !lees, retiring vice president and years. He joined the Spring Lake lington, Mrs. Eleanore M. Mu Gifts for Refugees Support of the "Buds for Beers Responsibilities." in the home of Mrs. Warren Saw. rious problems had to wait the secretary of the First Merchant: Street," a beautification program "Continuing Responsibilities" yer, 129 Rumson Rd., Little Sil- availability of interview hours, Bank in 1905 and the Merchants chall, Mrs. Marie B. Russell, Ar Mrs. William McLane, club National Bank, was honored by Trust Company in 1924. In addi- thur G. Jones, Frederick H. Da for the Beers Street School are items which have received ver. Miss Josephine Lang, Red n 1962 we will be facing the bank employees Tuesday at a tes grounds, was asked by Mrs. Nel- Bank, state league board mem- task of raising more than $100,000 tion to the offices of vice presi. vidson, Mrs. Ann Doerflein, Miss imonial dinner in Willowbrook dent and secretary, he also served Faith L. Dermond, and Mrs. Eth- son Miller, garden and conserva- ber, and Mrs. Culbert McGay, 'or the normal operation of our nn. Give tion chairman. Mrs. Robert Tre- Eatontown, will conduct the meet- service. We must build a perma- as director. el M. Rooney. Party Education Mr. McClees, who also cele- Mr. McClees lives with his wife, maine, art department chairman, ing, which convenes at 8:15 p.m. nent financial foundation of sup- Others were Miss Dorothy reported mosaic ash trays were in the home of Mrs. Max Singer, port from the residents of our •rated his birthday Tuesday, was Marion, at 12Westwood Ct., Lit- Burns, Miss Barbara C. Christer, resented a' radio. tle Silver. He has two married For Couple completed during the last depart- Unit Invites 24 Wyckham Rd., New Shrews- county." Miss Judith Roemer, Miss Rob ment meeting. bury. The retiring officer's banking children, Alexander McClees and erta Pisani, Mrs. Jane N. Smock, LEONARDO - Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Barbara Powell, both living Mrs. Rita M. Menkens, Mrs. Glor- Charles Allen, Sr., Concord Ave., A party for retarded children Candidates Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Oceanport, in Arizona. ia Collier, Mrs. Lillian Wiles, Mrs. were hosts at an engagement par- is being planned by the welfare president of the local league, an- Church Hall Calendar Mrs. Ronald Kennedy of Red Genevieve Olson, Mrs. Katherine ty recently for Miss Cari Meyer department. Mrs. Kenneth Schroll HAZLET-Mrs. Frank Turock, nounced the resignation of Mrs Bank, a former employee, enter- Baum, Mrs. Barbara Larsen of Evanstown, 111., and their son, is temporary department chair- recently named chairman of thoWilliam Miller, New Shrewsbury, tained at the dinner with tradi- Miss Linda Borland, Mrs. Ruth Alan Allen. man substituting for Mrs. Sam'- as secretary. Mrs. H, E. Sut- Woman's Club education depart tional Scottish dances. Brewerton, and Mrs. Marjorie Attending were Mr. and Mrs. uel Costello, who is a hospital • went, has announced plans to sup- cliffe, Rumson, will assume the Harney. patient. Mrs. William Windrow office. Mrs. John Randall, Ocean Attending were Cecil C. Craw- William K. Megill, Robert Me- port the New Jersey State Feder- Spring Planning gill, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lein- announced that all club members ation of Women's Clubs' concern port, has accepted the post of ford, Harry Greenwood, Robert Also, Miss Gayle Paterson, are eligible to enter a contest membership chairman, Mrs. E. Van Brunt, William E. Allen, Mrs. Virginia Howat, Mrs. Karen onen and daughter Peggy, Mr. with the future of education and A St. Patrick's Day social will of Mrs. William McCormick and and Mrs. Graham Elliott and Ed- to create a musical setting for higher education in this country. Charles Kroll, Shrewsbury, will be held by Court Marian, Catholic! Mrs. Edward C. Wilson, Sr., with Ray Rice, Paul Patterson, El- Rowell, Mrs. Catherine Quacken- the clubwoman's collect. serve as budget chairman, and mer Ralph, August Bahr, Doug- bush, Mrs. Gertrude Stiles, Miss ward Thomas, this place, Mr. and At a meeting held recently in Daughters of America, the eve-l a box luncheon. Mrs. Sanford Roeser, Hightstown; The third annual fashion show Mrs. Singer, will head the nomi- ning of March 17 in the Atlantic las J. Schotte, Howard J. Ken- Jane Louise Nicholas, Mrs. Vir- Mrs. Turock's home, 24 Cornell A quilting session followed the nedy, Charles L. Conover, Fred Miss Mary Howell and Mr. and and dinner is being planned by nating committee. Township School. A covered dish luncheon and business meeting. ginia A. Schneider, Miss Janet Mrs. Alfred Schrang, ways and Dr., Hazlet, plans were made to Comstock, and David Wood. S. Schmidt, Mrs. Magdalene H. Mrs. Joseph Wajtowicz and Invite candidates for the Board Mrs. Philip Nadler. Rumson, :upper will be served. Miss means chairman. Introduced as Also, Mrs. Dorothy Grant, Mrs. Olson, Miss Mona Schlagentweith, daughter Karen, Union; Mr. and of Education to speak at the Feb- chairman of a committee study- Helen Smith, grand regent, is WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP cir- Mrs. Ernest Dodd and children new members were Mrs. War- chairman. Sophie E. Sarn, Miss Dolores!James R. Barclay, Miss Barbara ruary meeting. ing regional planning, announced cles of the Red Bank Baptist L itlle Mr Ma r M La Ernest and Donna, Clifton; Mr. ren Van Nosdall, Mrs. William hat she and members of her The annual card parly will be Greco, Mrs. Nancy Citarella, Har-! . '_ ?-. . y_ - mberson, Evans, Mrs. Rocco Dimeo *nd The proposed 1962-63 school Church met last week in the Mrs. Patricia J. Brown and Mrs. and Mrs. John Kane and daugh- study group had attended a state held April 28 under the chair- church and in member's homes. ry Patterson, Mrs. Elinor Con- Mrs. Edward Murphy. budget will be presented and ex- over, Mrs. Peggy A. Forrest, Mrs. Frances Pitcher. ters Michele and Sharon and Rob- league workshop in Montclair last manship of Mrs. Fr&d Perrotti Circles 1 and 2 held a covered ert and Jack Mayes, Hillside; plained by Robert J. Corbliss, and Mrs. Victor Reynolds. president of the Board of Edu- month, at which Herbert H. dish luncheon in the church. A Mr. and Mrs. John Mirman and cation and a candidate for re- Imith, planning consultant, West Blue Cross unit of Court Marian film strip, "We've a Story to Kitty Kelly: son Jack, East Brunswick; Gus election to the board. R. Thomas Trenton, was the speaker. vill hold its second meeting of Tell," was presented by Mrs. Johnson, Rahway, and Mr. and Jannarone, superintendent of he month Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. inFrancis Swartz, program chair- Mrs. Albert Lowell, Belford. The SHERMAN'S schools, will discuss the enrich- he home of Mrs. Victor Rey- man of Circle 1, assisted by Mrs. couple will be married in Febru- ment and physical fitness pro- Director Lists nolds, Montrose Rd., Colts Neck. Stanley Mugridge, Mrs. Walter Problem Mother ary. A white elephant sale followed Canfield, Mrs. George Hooper grams and private nursery school Dear Kitty: participation for children. :he court's recent meeting. Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Clayton. Mrs. harshly now. Encourage her to Acting Tricks John Bajcar was in charge, and Swartz was soloist, accompanied How do you handle an.erring confide in you. In this way you mother? I am 17, engaged to Legion Group RED BANK — Robert Way- refreshments were served by by Mrs. Mugridge. may get at the root of her Draperies man, director of the New Jersey Mrs. Thomas Cammarata, Mrs. marry a 22-year-old boy as con- problem and help her as well Thomas McKnight, Mrs. Benito Mrs. William Graves was co- servative as myself. Everybody as your father. Children are Slippovers Academy of Dramatic Art at the hostess with Mrs. Thomas Wilson, To Aid Drives I De Fedele, Mrs. Ferdinand Manx, approves but Mother, who has somelimes more mature than Old Mill, Tinton Falls, was guest River Plaza, at a Circle 3 meet HIGHLANDS — Donations were Upholstering speaker Monday at a meeting of Mrs. Fred Mitschele and Miss suddenly become as wild as can their parents. Play Little Moth- approved for the Heart Fund and Elizabeth Kain ing in Mrs. Wilson's home. Mrs. be. er to yours. Iho Woman's Club in the club- Melvin King was in charge of a Sister Kenny drives at the first Bedspreads house. Until recently she and I were meeting of the new year of the program entitled "Periodicals on real close. She knew everything Dear Kitty: Curtains Mr. Wayman, formerly associat A TURKEY DINNER will beParade." She was assisted by Ladies' Auxiliary of Twinlight ed with the American Academy I did, said and thought. I re- Shon-at-Home Service served by the Ladies' Aid Far Mrs. John Ryder, Mrs. David I fibbed to my husband about Post, American Legion, held re- Phone SH 1-2848 Have your of Arts in New York, spoke on and Near Society of the Keyport Lambertson, Mrs. Albert Dore- spected her advice^somethingljsmoking. Now he won't believe cently in the post home. "Dramatic Principles Applied to can no longer do because, to Sherman's carpets Reformed Church March 1 atmus and Mrs. R. G. Baxter. t .. anything I say. We are married Plans for a Valentine Dance Every Day Life" and "Actors f:30 p.m. In the church house. everybody's consternation, includ- seven years, have three lovely Decorators proffljsi'onoJ/y Mrs. Elmer Cottrell showed ing father's, she has suddnely be- Feb. 10 in the post home were Tricks and You." He expanded Mrs. William Hitchcock and Mrs. children and should be happy but discussed. MS Broad St., Shrewsbury cleaned on his ideas on voice control, pos- slides of her recent trip to Ber- come Giddy Gertie. FREE PARKING ue—a valuable guide to lop jobs. When you buy something cheaply, vou net some- RANT •»'•»„ lUMi thing CHEAP." ll.lt. CLEARANCE I STUART SCHOOL M. SILBERSTEIN RIMERS Rt. 35 ('/2 mile north of Asbury Circle) Wanamassa OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION '0MMI«cm MINTIHO Interior Designs • furniture Draperies - >'/i'/irni <•/•.» AMPLE FREE PARKING SOI GRAND AVE., ASBURY PARK, PR S-584S plenty of 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK Free Parking Available HHHMMHNHHHNC Service Unit RED BA.VK REGISTER s. Ja,,usn V), 1962—9 Picons April French Artists to Appear in Concert Style Show RUMSON .— Navarumsuoh Auxiliary of the Family Mi'Music Sponsors to Present Violinist, Pianist Children's Service of Monmoutr RUMSON — Parisian violinist) the concert will be held in two if Paderewski, Mrs. Florian re- Rd., Little Silver, toured Europe County, has set April 5 for it Miss Chantal Beylier will join afternoon performances at 2 :ently was photographed with for eight years with the Pro Arts annual fashion show to he helc Florian, pianist, in a special con- o'clock Saturday, Feb. 3, and conductor Eugene Ormandy who Quartette which twice won first in Deal Country Club. cert of "Golden European Clas- Sunday, Feb. 4. was interested in her rare musi- place in international competi- cal documents which include an tions in Europe. At yesterday's meeting of th sics" to be presented by Hi- Mrs. Florian, in private lifi unpublished Chopin original. She auxiliary here in the home o Music Sponsors of Rumson-Fair Mrs. Brian Thomas of Eatontown, Miss Bpylier alsn won a gold won the gold medal at the Paris Mrs. -Wallace Barrett, newl; Haven Regional High School. gained attention recently with he medal at the Paris Conserva- Conservatory of Music. for her elected president, 182 Rumso'r, Directed to young audiences, practicing sessions at Bamberg tory for her violin accomplish- brilliance at the piano, and is Rd., Mrs. William Ryan, Fai with adults welcome to attend, er's, Eatonto'vn. A former pupil ments. She uses an 18th Century :redited with the ability to play Haven, ways and means chair Italian instrument. he entire works of Chopin from man and chairman of the benc The piano and violin concert fit luncheon, named her commit- cmory. This includes the rarely j will include works by Chopin, tees. leard "Left Hand Etude," played Beethoven. Schubert, Brahms, Announce Engagements mtirely with the left hand. They are Mrs. George Mont' Liszt and Prokofiev. Miss Beylier. who will be re- gomery, New Shrewsbury, deco- urning to Paris Feb. 13 after Mrs. William Blair, Jr., pres- rations, Mrs. John Stewarl ipending a year here as the guest ident of the North Monmouth luncheon; Mrs. Ernest Thompson if Mrs. Henri Aymonier, Point County Council ol Girl Scouts, reservations; Mrs. Charles Kun will present the commentary at kle, tickets, and Mrs. Richard both performances. Dahlrrfan, special project, all o Dinner Marks Part of the proceeds from the Fair Haven. concert will go to underwrite Hi- A $400 check representing pro- 75th Birthday Music Sponsors music events for ceeds from a Christmas project, SHREWSBURY - The 75th students. will be presented by the auxiliary irthday of Harold H. Baynton, There will be a special reduced to Mrs. Charles Schock, Sea Girt, Elm PI., Red Bank, executive price for students. Tickets are president of Family and Chil director of Red Bank Public being distributed through the dren's board of directors. Housing, was marked here Tues- music departments of schools in day at a dinner parly in the the area. Tickets also may be CONCERT ARTISTS Chantal Beylier at the violin, and Vivian Florian in rehearsal SCOUT CAKE SALE lome of his son and daughter-in- obtained from Anderson's Music aw, Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Store, Red Bank. MATAWAN — Senior Girl Scou for their forthcoming concert at the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School, Baynton, 25 Queen Anne Dr. Troop 312 will conduct a cake Saturday, Feb. 3 and Sunday, Feb. 4 at 2 p.m. Works will include Chopin, Beetho- Guests were Mrs. Baynton, the sale tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. in ven, Schubert, Brahms, and Lisit. front of the Martinizing store lonored guest's wife; Mr. and Church Group Main St., Matawan. Mrs. Adrian McChesney, Mr. and drs. William Madden, Mr. and Holds Meeting Rome Looks to Egypt ilrs. Harold Baynton, Jr., Mrs. KF.ANSBURG - Group Four DOROTHY TOLAND lalph Armitage and Mr. and Mrs. of (he Church Improvement As- Jasper, all of Freehold: Mr, sociation of the Keansburg ind Mrs. Ed,;ar Maghan, Marl- Methodist Church met Tuesday DANCE STUDIO Miss Marcla A. Cloffl Miss Evelyn P. Pryor boro; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bayn- in the church lounge. Mrs. Har- Capes and the Cleopatra Look FAIR HAVEN — Mr. and Mrs. RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Roc ton, Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. ris McConnell, wife of the pas- Luke Pryor, 67 Willow St., an- co V. Cioffi, 10 Edgewood Rd., William Sims, Red Bank; Mr. tor, led the prayer. By LOUISE HICKMAN throughout the Florence col- The Mingolini-Gugenheim suits nounce the engagement of their have made known the engage- and Mrs. Robert Jones, Little Sil- Hostess was Mrs. Charles Mer- lections. had short cutaway or bolero Associated Press Fashion Writer daughter, Miss Evelyn Patricia ment of their daughter, Mis 'er, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ken, 56 Twilight Ave. The next Cocoon Capes jackets and narrow skirts with Pryor, to Joseph Francis Lintott, Marcia Annette Cioffi, to Chris- "rey of Fair Haven, and baby meeting will be held Tuesday at FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — Hal The Mingolini-Gugenheim col- a single front fold. Under the ian fashion showings for spring Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph topher Bernard Blum, Jr., son Harol Lee Frey, great-grand- 8 p. m. in the home nf Mrs. lection evolved from cocoon to Jackets were crisp silk blouses 1 Severage, 23 Lakewood Ave., of&Mr. and Mrs. C. Bernard laughter of Mr. Bayntnn. Harold Sias, 5 Horner PI.. " and summer yesterday entered butterfly design, largely through with butterfly bows or jabots. their last day with capes and a Keansburg. Blum, 15 Maple Ave., Keans- the use of capes. Cocoon capes Essentially, the Mingolini-Gu- Cleopatra influence definitely es- burg. and coats wrapped the models for genheim models made up a cus- Miss Pryor, a graduate of Rum- tablished as parts of the new Miss Cioffi, an alumna of. Red street wear- and folded butter- tomers' collection with lots of ap- son-Fair Haven Regional. High season's look. Bank Catholic High School an fly-wing capes enfolded them by peal for individual private client; School, attended Glassbord State STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE Latin American Institute, New Capes were shown in Rome, night. but much too lush to be a pace College and Red Bank Business York City, is a secretary at In- and at the historic Pitti Palace. Many evening dresses had side setter for mass-produced fash- Institute. She is employed in the ternational Crane and Excavato SAVINGS TO 50% Simonetta, Fabiani and Mingolini- juttings, or one-shoulder capes, or ions. office of Donald's Deluxe Laun- Gugenheim gave them a big play. Corp., Red Bank. back-jutting rippling godet skirts. Beaded Sheaths dry, Inc., Red Bank. Only De Luca ignored them. Mr. Blum is an alumnus ol Examples of this appeal to in- Mr. Lintott, a graduate of Mid- Red Bank Catholic High Schoo: Mingolini-Gugenheim and De dividual customers were beauti- Luca also featured versions of Barn's to Hold dletown Township High School, and Stevens Institute of Techno! ful beaded sheaths, providing ex- served four years in the U. S. ogy where he was a member ol high Nefertiti hats, named for the quisite backgrounds for many of Junior Bazaar Marine Corps and also is em Tau Beta Pi. He is a highway Classical Ballet Technique stiff crown worn by Queen Nefer- Charm Classes the butterfly-wing capes. titi in ancient Egypt. ployed by Donald's Deluxe Laun- engineer with the New Jersey Contemporary Jazz EATONTOWN - The Starlet De Luca presented a "fleur-de- Tap - Acrobatic - Toe dry. State Highway Department. The Elizabeth Taylor movie Circle Finishing School will begin lis collection" in homage to Flor- A fall wedding is planned. A summer wedding is nlanned New Classes "Cleopatra," now being filmed in classes at 10:30 a.m. and the ence, which has that as its sym- Start in January Rome, obviously has influenced Academy of Charm-at 2:30 p.m. bol, and provided a novelty for the shows here. Houses have 201 East Bergen Place tomorrow in the Community couture collection—knits. The shown Egyptian makeup, Egypt- e SH 1-2208 Room of Bamberger's, Mon- De Luca show opened with a an hairdos and Egyptian hats moulh. small group of boutique knits Pre-teen girls aged 10 to 13 are mostly pants and overblouses eligible for the Academy of and then presented knit dresses CILQItf/ Charm and girls 14 to 17 for the and blouses under coats and Starlet Circle school. suits. Each girl will receive a hatbox His silhouette was a high ris SANDY'S filled with beauty needs and will ing empire princess with unfitted receive expert hair styling advice waist. It was seamed under the ' casual wear for discriminating women Italian-American from the Chantrey Beauty Salon. bosom with a fold on each side The girls also will participate in of the bodice. The fold rose in an MARKET a fashion show. outward curve toward the shoul SHREWSBURY SHOPS 54 Carr Avenue Registrations will be accepted der, like the side petal of the through Saturday. fleur-de-lis. KEANSBURG BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY. N. J. 787-1589 OPEN ALL OF JANUARY SPECIALS! IMPORTED PKOVOLETTE SEMI-ANNUAL IMPORTED ROMANO CHEESE 95v $1.00 TUNA FISH 5 cans LaPERLA MINESTRONE SOUP—8 cans 99 CANTADINA ROASTED PEPPERS—5 jars 95' Hours: Tues.-Thurs. it-6; Fri. and Sat, 8-7 Sunday 8-6 Closed All Day Monday

WORLD'S FAIR! SPEAKER AND LEADER — Assemblywoman Marion Weit Higgini of Bergen County, left, was th* speaker SEATTLE yesterday at a dessert meeting of the Monmouth County Fedaration of Republican Women in the Old Orchard OPENS APRIL 17TH Country Club, Eatontown, At right is Mrs. Joseph DON'T MISS IT! Conway, federation president. 3-DAY TOUR—ONLY $21.00* • per person—two In a room .... AND YOU'RE INVITED! Includes transfers, two nights in hotel, two admission QUALITY This spectacular semi- tickets to the fair, one ticket for monorail ride, and Gray Line sightseeing tour, annual SALE is surely one that QUALITY it NOT a stata of mind, you won't want to pass up! FOUR DAY TOUR - S38.75 but a STANDARD which may ba ob- We have a fabulous array of (Same basis as above) tained in varying degrees, graded exquisite Town & Country Includes same features as above plus one additional night at hotel and full day Mr. Ranier tour. quits similarly to your child's report wear...... AND WHAT Meals and Air Fare extra. card. SAVINQS! Round-Trip Jet Tourist Fare from New York to Seattle Make the HONOR ROLL in your $290.20 plus tax horn* with draperies, bedspreads,

COMBINE EITHER TOUR WITH slip covers and reuphqlstery super- A TRIP TO ALASKA, HAWAII REDUCTIONS or CALIFORNIA bly custom made by the FINEST craftimen obtainable. For Free Brochure Contact . . . 20% to 50% Allen Petersen Travel Service ERNEST C. H. VOIGTLANDER ^ 36 Harding Rd. Red Bank INTERIORS FOR ANY BUDGET SHOWROOM AT CARPET CENTER SH 1-5550 29 EAST FRONT ST. SH 7-0567 RED BANK 10—Friday, January 19, 1962 RED BAVK REGISTER New Leader GINGER By Getternumn Red Cross Algerians in France Today's Business Mirror; For Troop Workers At Given 1-Way Tickets Tariff Cuts: Bargain or Burden?Is Announced Bloodmobile NEW SHREWSBURY — Mr« SHREWSBURY - Red Cross By JOSEPH E. DYNAN hours, subject to certain exten- By SAM DAWSON limitations. Sugar Is in exam- John Bullwinkle will be the leader trained blood program volunteers sions under orders from the ex- ple. The United State« regulate* served twice at bloodmobile oper- PARIS (AP) — An Algerian imining magistrate. NEW YORK (AP) - Th of the new senior Girl Scout troop country by country, Just how ations at Fort Monmouth, Mrs. caught in a police raid in France For certain cases this period United States' fifth major tari being started in this borough. many pounds can come In. This Bernard B, White, chairman of these days can usually count on IOW can be stretched to 15 days cutting since World War II w This was announced by Mrs effectively sets the price, since the office of volunteers for thea one-way ticket back to hibefors e the person under arrest affect individual American indui Robert M, Wagner, chairman, al the quota is changed from time county Red Cross reports. mountain village in Algeria, must be charged, brought befora tries and companies first — an a recent neighborhood committee to time to fit consumer demand, Last week, 37 volunteers' gave whether he likes it or not. a tribunal, or released, consumer meeting in White Hall of the Re- In many products the United 161 hours of service on the donor Most of the time he doesn't. This is where administrative probably mucl formed Church. Details of the States is much more liberal than belt line at the field house, and It means' enforced residence in [etainment comes in. The Surete later. formation of the troop will bi are the European nations. Take announced later.. 34 volunteers served 153 hours at his native vilage and a poverty- National (state police) or other The tariff cu autos. The U.S. rate Is 8.5 per Plans were made to attend thi the Hexagon when the unit set stricken existence. Usually he mblic authorities can act with- are in the form cent on foreign made cars. Theannual meeting of the Northen up to receive donors at the cafe- came to France in the first place mt explanation, and there is no of a bargai English rate on American made Monmouth County Council of Girl eria. for a job and the chance to send •ecoursc. just struck be cars Is 30 per cent and the Ital Scouts Wednesday at 8:15 p.m The blood program aides as- money to the family. Acquitted, Arrested tween the Unit inn 40 per cent. in Carpenters' Hall. sisted the unit doctor and the In some cases, a person ac- cd States an An Algerian can avoid this de- Cuts in these rates under the Delegates to the meeting an nurses in non-professional and luitted on a specific" charge, or I the six-natioi portation by ' holding a labor new agreement could lower the Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Emerson non-technical duties. There were •eleased on a suspended sentence, European Com card showing he is gainfully em- price here on some foreign made Plalto, Mrs. Bernard Schwartz, 325 pints of blood donated last las walked out of Hie courtroom ' mon Market ployed and thus has a visible cars but whether enough to .af- Mrs. S. A. Voelker, Mrs. Robert "For the lajt time, Singer, I will NOT grow a beard! Thursday, and 120 pints Friday. inly to meet police with an or- DAWSON We cut som means of support in France. But fect sales is another question. Parkans and Mrs. M. K. Deutsch. Serving as volunteers were: der for his detention in adminis- of our levies on their goods on Now where did you hide my razor?" even then, if the authorities sus- Cost of Autos Mrs. Herman Ebert, Mrs. Clydf Mrs. Harry S. Craver, Middle- trative internment centers. they cut some of theirs on our pect him of nationalist rebel ac- „ If England and the six Com- Sabold, Mrs. Earl McCartney town, and Mrs. Frank Barron, The official explanation is that - The tariff agreement will b' tivity, he can be whisked back to mon Market nations (France, Mrs. Bryce McMullen and Mr Fair Haven, captains of the day; experience has shown that such come general under the policy o his Algerian village. Germany, Italy, Belgium, The William E. Anderson are altci 3 Regional Miss Julie F. Stecker, Asbury persons quickly take up subver- allowing all 40 nations in lh< This is so even though Algeri Netherlands, Luxembourg) lower nates. Park, volunteer registered nurse; sive activity. Officials say that General Agreement on Tariff ans are legally French nationals heir tariffs on our cars, It mlgh At the neighborhood meeting Mrs. Patricia Barthle, Mrs. Mor- >uch activity, even where bla- and Trade (GATT) to {hare i In theory, they have as much let more in, but there could stll Mrs. John Hamilton, chairman Posts Filled ton Elliott, Mrs. Laurence G. ant, is extremely difficult to the fruits of such bargains,- i right to be here as any other be the stumbling blocks of high reported that the recent func Forbes, Mrs. J. M: Johnson, Mrs. prove in court under normal they happen to make any of th Frenchman. In the present situa sales taxes, quota limitations, drive was successful in this bo James Kimbrough, Jr., Mrs. judicial processes, Items involved. For Bendix tion, the Algerian has no re- taxes based on horsepower which ough. Dorothy S. Kussmaul, Mrs. John In theory, there is some check HOLMDEL — Three regional course. Caught in these circum And Britain, for one, is re-could keep U.S. car makers a Mrs. Schwartz, cookie chai W. Schroder and Mrs. George M. against abuses of administrative sales managers have been ap- stances, he is first interned while ported ready to cut some of he a disadvantage. man, reported that every browni Snead, Fort Monmouth. internment. A commission of in- pointed by the Semiconductor di- his case is examined. Then, un duties in line with the U.S. troop received a bonus for gel Miss Audrey A. Hulit and Mrs. dividual rights and liberties is And however the new tariff vision of the Bendix Corporation. less he can show some reason Common Market deal. ting its money in on time. , J. Aksomiatas, Eatontown; leaded by a member of the coun- cutting finally affects U.S. in- The appointments are as fol- for remaining in France, he is Since European tariffs tend ti Tentative plans for a neighbor Mrs. William B. Bogue, Hazlet; :il of state, which is roughly dustries there Is still the bigger lows: V. T, Melin, Eastern area; shipped back. be higher than ours, the lower hood field day also were made Mrs. Russell G. Canfield, Mrs. squivalent to the Supreme Court. problem. This new agreement is Richard D. MacKowak, Midwest- Ing in their barriers just ar This will be held May 12 at the J. C. Davenport, Mrs. Leo A. Last year, a total of 4,967 Al reported virtually to have used ern area; and William R, Cordon, Active Opponents ranged is expected to aid Ameri Iwimming River School. Gi: Deitrich, Mrs. William R. Ger gerians were rounded up and up all of the President's powers Western area. A file on each person held un- can companies sell their good! icout and Brownie troops wil hardt, Mrs. John Heckle and sent back, according to official to cut tariffs granted by Con- Melin was district sales mana- der administrative internment is in the growing markets of pros compete against each other i Mrs. Martin Ryan, New Shrews- figures. At the end of the year, gress In 1958. He is asking for ger in the Long Island-New York sent to the commission. It is pering Europe. outdoor activities. bury; Mrs. Graham Ashmead, 3,500 others were interned in much wider tariff cutting pow- state region before his new ap- rapposed to draft a recommenda- Other Factors Troop 4 made 30 snowmen fo: Mrs. Kay Johnson, Mrs. Anthony France, awaiting a government- ers to use as a bargaining too' pointment. MacKowak was dis- tion on the case within two The lowering of our tariffs, in the Bodman Health Center am J. Perrotta and Mrs. Gifford L. al decision, probably of deporta- to get still more concessions for trict sales manager for the Chica- months—either release or pub- turn, will let some foreign goods 18 puppets for Monmouth Med; Weston, Middletown; Mrs. W. W. tion. American goods seeking to enter go area; Cordon was district sales lic trial. The recommendations enter here at a cheaper price cal Center's pediatrics Chris Boeswetter, Mrs. Philip B. Coan, or hold world markets. manager for the West Coast and This can be done legally under are secret. . But just how much more will mas party. Mrs. E. J. Hoffman, Mrs. Noe: This request already has set before that was a sales engineer. JCPL SALES CADET — Rus- special legislation and under the Such measures, according to come in as a result of the new Troop 391 made candle holders J. Lartaud and Mrs. John M. special powers the government iff one of the bitterest congres- The appointments represent an official sources, are taken only tariff pact remains to be seen— caroled and worked on tenderfoo: sell J. Hibbets, 762 Green Tucker, Fair Haven; Mrs, assumed last April when Presi- sional battles in many years. As expansion of (he division's mar- against persons who are actively ether factors (tastes, quality requirements. Ave., Long Branch,' has been Thomas Boynton and Mrs. John dent Charles de Gaulle invoked maintenance) enter In. ndlvldual American industries keting program and customer opposing the government with Troop 390 decorated the librarj H. Tack, Red Bank. Article 16 of the constitution to :landestine terrorism of the Se- Also still up in the air are th( issess the latest agreement and service. appointed a cadet sales rep- loubtless find in It further threats and planned and decorated theii Mrs. Alfred E. Tonne, Sea Girt; cope with the general's revolt cret Army type, or who are open- companion questions: Will lower wn Christmas party. resentative by Jersey Cen- Mrs. Eric Geores, Allenhurst; in Algiers. ly advocating such illegal vio- duties be passed along In lower if increased competition at home rom cheaper foreign goods, the In addition to bowling am tral Power and Light Com- Mrs. Frank Schiro and Mrs. Rule By Decree lence. They do not apply to po- consumer prices? Or will there camping at Nomoco, troop 2GI Woodrow W. Terry, Little Silver; :lamor against the President's pany. He will servo in the This article, designed for grave litical opponents of the regime just be more varieties of foreign jacketed books for the library McGraw-Hill Mrs. John DeSheplo and Miss rade policy proposals will mount. national emergencies, empowers who are free to hold public meet- goods available at the stores or utility's Coast Division which Caroline M. Nilson, Long Branch; Troop 393 worked on tenderfoo the president to rule by decree. ings indoors, make speeches and in the Industrial materials mar Mrs. B. O. Benjamin and Mrs. requirements and had a part; Manager Post covers the area from the De Gaulle relinquished the pow- adopt resolutions. kets? John W. McCormack, Elberon; with a Boy Scout troop. ers in October, but the laws he This, however, can be an ex- Both the American and the Eu Navesink River south to Sea-Mrs. Charles L. Vaux, Mrs. Brownie Troop 76 decorated thi issued in the interim remain in ;remely thin line. Dides was ropean tariff schedules are so To Halverson side Park. Mr. Hibbets re- George O. Tamblen, Jr., and Mrs. Firm Fined outside of the library and madi effect. placed in the camp following a complex as to defy generaliza- Christmas corsages for thei; Oscar K. Irgens, Rumson. NEW YORK - The appoint- ceived a bachelor of science De Gaulle maintains the state fiery speech he made at an anti- tions. Each product tends to mothers. Students from Matawan High ment of Jared C. Halverson, of and bachelor of arts degree of national "urgency." The effect jaullist meeting. He was first »tand In a class by itself. Many For Contempt Jigsaw puzzles for Brisbam School assisted canteen service Shrewsbury, N.J., as sales man- is to continue the suspension of iccused of having advocated as- come Into the United States duty Child Treatment Centers was from MuMenbcrg College. volunteers in serving refresh- EATONT0WN - Walton Mov- ager of the Encyclopedia pivision certain normal constitutional sassination of the chief of state. free. Coffee is an obvious ex project for Troop 112. ments to donors Thursday. Serv- ng & Express Co., Bloomfield, of the McGraw-Hill Book Com- He is married to the former guarantees for metropolitan When the transcript did not bear ample. ing were Misses Nancy Crom yesterday drew a $25 fine for Troop 264 made wreaths fo pany has been announced. Barbara Jean Stilwell of Frenchmen as well as for the Al- aut this charge, the government Quota Limitations well, Gloria Fariello, Carol Sari, contempt of court for failing to their homes. gerians. ;imply sent him to camp. Others are subject to duties Troop 337 made Christma: Oakhurst. Pat Lavoie, Steff Erdman, Tina answer a motor vehicle summons A Frenchman, who obviously but are affected more by quota cards for their parents and shu Shields and Linda Jaskiewicz. last Aug. 24. can not be sent back to some ins in addition to decorating thi On Friday, the following eight The firm also was fined $15 obscure Algerian village, can be library. students from Red Bank High 'or a violation of interstate reg- held without trial almost indef- Brownies in 181 made Chrisl Assembly School assisted in the canteen in istration requirements. initely under what is called ad- mas trees and did special Chrisl the Hexagon: Misses Virginia Magistrate Peter J. Edwardsen ministrative internment, a sort mas chores for their mother; Berglund, Anne Taylor, Carole DON'T also fined: Programs of preventative arrest. Public Troop 375 made ceramics an Cook, Susan Jaffe, Marilyn Crab- Officials try to play this down, Paul J. Hurault, 125 Park Ave. filled stockings lor Christmas Ur, tree, Marilyn Daggatt, Elaine Accounting and say that less than 70 per- Shrewsbury, $15, and Ovestei limited, the Woman's Club Chrisl Listed Honkonen and Lynn Nilson. Services! Prultt, Hendrickson Ave., Long sons are held in this manner in mas store. RUMSON - Howell George, MISS... Branch, $9, both for careless all France. Troop 362 gave a Christma: faculty advisor to the Assembly driving; Bonl A. Siciliano, Broad Also In Algeria . . . our January Are your business party for an orphan child am Committee at the Rumson-Fair Retires From St., Eatontown, $15, and Gilbert Similar powers exist for Al- records a headache each gave her a gift. Haven Regional High School, an- J. Weisman, Wanamassa, $10, geria, however, and there the to you? If so, let us A walk guided by Mrs. Kar nounced today the lisjs of as-Gulf Oil Corp. CLEARANCE both for speeding; Marie McCoy, number of Europeans under ad- give you a helping Leistner, naturalist, was the high sembly programs platlned for 145 Hudson Ave., West Keans RED BANK — Morris B ministrative internment was said hand. light of recent activities of Trooj the near future at the school. burg, Gelco Modernizing Co. Brown of 17 Marion St., retired to be 121 at the end of 1961. 232. Students who viewed the from the Gulf Oil Corp. the early SALE! Wanamassa, and James Scalzi Those interned in France in The next neighborhood meeting "Watchmakers of Switzerland" part of December, after complet- Bradley Beach, $10, disregard of elude a former Paris police com- will be held Monday, Feb. 5, al program in December, which ing 32 years with the firm. a traffic sign. missioner, Jean Dides. He is held WEST END White Hall. featured lecture by H. E. Cordts, on suspicion of links with the •will be treated to what has been extremist secret army organiza- VARIETY • LEGAL NOTICE* called one of the highlights of tion. the school year on Feb. 16 when RIVER ROAD NOTICE OP PROPOSED Field Trips Dides was among 52 internees CONSOLIDATION Jared C. Halverson David Paul presents "Eye Wit- Fair Haven Shopping Center Notice !• Mrtby liven Uiit ippllcs- ness to the Soviet", his color recently moved to a camp at Ion has been marie to the Comptrollei Saint-Maurice-1' Ardoise near )t Ihn Currency, Washington 25, D.d Scheduled Mr. Halverson joined McGraw- motion picture and lecture on or till consent to a. consolidation o! Hill as a salesman in the College life in Russia today. Nimes, in Southern France. This he Monmouth County National Bank. former training camp for French Itnl Hanlt IUG2, unless otherwise ordered by thetudies instructor, will travel tt bathroom. The accident left Red Bank, treasurer. EATONTOWN - Councilmen nuired to build on the 100 by AUTOMOBILE Of ,1 INSUGANCE Board of Directors. Mew York, stopping en route a Linda paralyzed from the waist Hy Order of thn Board of Director! Elected to the board were John ,eon B. Smock, Jr., and Dr. 150-foot lots. Ranch and split- flffiSU MOQTGAG£S » RICllAlin II. IIAMILL, :he General Motors plant dawn, Tilelli, Red Bank; John Thayer, Anthony F. DeVito will be evel homes are contemplated. INSURANCE Cnsliler inden. After lunch in the city cu 1.7575 Red rinnlt. Nsw Jeraey Rumson; Gerald McDonald, Jr., honored at a victory dance of The project has been divided OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SH.I-7S76 December 19. 1901 [hey will visit the New Yorl" Middletown; Eugene Carroll, the Republican Club tomorrow at Dec. 20, 21, 13, 20. 37, 2«. 39, into three sections. The bond 1300 HAlf Mllf RDVrdBank.NJ Jan. 2. 3. 4, 5, 8. ». 10. 11. II. Stock Exchange nnd the Federal Guess Who . . . Little Silver, and James Minogue, ':30 p.m. in Crystal Brook Inn. agreement covers only the first. IS, 16. 17. Id, 19. » 1173. Grossinger & Heller 3.18 Reseiirve Bank. New Monmouth. Mr. Smock and Dr. DeVito were In other business at last night's At an earlier Knights of Co- elected to council last November. council meeting, Mrs. Betty D. Broad and Mechanic Sts. NEW lumbus meeting this month, liil- Also expected to attend are As- Midgley of 38 Laurel St. was lied Bank, N. J. HAMMOND ward Healy, Sr.. Red Bank, was semblymen Alfred N, Beadleston, named clerk of municipal court SHadyside 1-2100 made an honorary life member. Clifton T. Barkalow and Irving and violations clerk. INSURE CONSTANT Exfravoice William Lake, Red Bank. Joseph Keith, Sen. Richard R. Stout, ORGAN Pryor. Fair Haven, and Carl Freeholder Abram D. Voorhees Munch, Reel Hank, were named' and County Republican leader J. Hard of Hearing? HEATING COMFORT! $595* hinorarv members. Russell w'oolley. 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'i (poet.) vlt ol UllS G 18-OuJer Of CD to Take leadquarttrs «ad in mobile units.\ J V for one deyUon bound- Bookshops avid Discqunterf >oHce auxiliaries on patrol du- rp ». Forest DOWN ary es; Fire Company and equip- 13X d S 1. Apparent of an Part in Drill nent dispersal; First Aid Squad ( PR,NrFTnN ,APWl,r ,„,,„ 10. 2.Otherw&» ire* - Editors Note. Booksellers in In Sao Francsco, John Scopaz- y? You hive to stand Is line. itndling practice cases; Medical'; ™NCET0N (AP)-Dr. Joha 21. Neuter some lections of the country are lU manager of Newbegin's Book You want to browse, you go FAIR.HAVEN - Nine Civil De ind Nursing on standby' alert; Sly ot . Princeton . disclosed Gaurdnrf harbor) pronoun B being haunted by the shadow Shop on Union Square, says someplace else.") and hints of fense divisions will undergo a bor Velfare housing and feeding; "'Wednesda- y that he has resigned U.TMt,U 4. To place 12. De- of the discount houses. They "Book selling is more than just social disservice ('People can ough-wide silent drill between from the state Tax Policy Com- 8. Monetary poalts Transportation by vehicles under ore claim the individual bookseller merchandising. It's a cultural in- toy two, three times as many a.m. and noon tomorrow, Melvii >4-ton capacity; Radiological mission.- 13, Silk' 6Blh a TMterlur* Aumr stitution." books. If that isn't doing good P. Stout, CD director, announcet may be driven out of business iersonnel measuring radiation Sly was on* of the original . cotton cries new stake 31. Foreign tor civilization, what is?") today. . 7. Choice (Loo) —as has already happened to sev- William Targ, president of afety; Control Center at CD members of the commission tree 32. Proclaim Co lo Court "The public will not partic H.Rocllns group 25. Right loudly eral in New York City-by the World Publishing Co. in New leadquarters in Fire House. formed in 1945. The former pate," he1 said, "but people wi 15.Gloss 8. Italian Guard 56. "Bus Stop" price-cutting tactics of the dis- York, asks "Who would there be To fight discounting, publishers "This operation covers CD Re-Princeton University professor 16. Russian river (abtar.) author counter. But the discounter sees to give the good book of poetry have sometimes gone to court, see the Fire Company and aux lion II in central New Jersey." said he mailed his resignation to river 9. Ship's 26. Boring 37. Sioux his role in making books avail- the showing it deserves?" but find this expensive and cum- iliary police on the streets to taki ; aid director Stout. Similar exer- former Gov. Robert B. Meyner 17, Door social 27. Consecrate Indian ' abe at lower prices as a boon In Boston, H. 0. Baker of Book- jersome. * part in Operation Readiness." :ises already have been held in J Dec. 8 in order to devote full Policy cabin ivlth oil 39. Baseball to culture. The following article shelf, Inc., says "The American Targ, whose company has suc- The CD exercise will give he State's two other regions. time to a study he hSs undertak- 18. Epoch. 11. Girl's name 29. Little child club shows what is going on today, people and publishers will both essfully protected the fair trade readiness workout to the follow 20. Salad- en for the Ford foundation. 15. Constel- 30. Projecting *0. "Honest be sorry" if price cutting de- irice on its dictionary, says "We ing nine CD divisions: dressing lation parts ,, " No proiilem finding tenants! ingredient By DARDEN CHAMBL1SS stroys traditions' outlets. Boston mve to get actions in every hen you advertise The Register! Calico was originally a plain 5 5 * 7 8 J3. Weight AP Business News Writer book sellers say that for the first itate. By that time, the bestseller personal services. Some shop: vay—Advertisement. white cotton cloth from Calcutta. (Abyss.) time, customers are asking price is no longer a bestseller and no over the country have added tei 0 It 24. Heart NEW YORK — Bye-bye book- cuts, leaving when they don't get jne cares anymore." or coffee corners. California' shops? artery V them. The Book Sellers Association is Books, Inc., has open fireplace 38. Four- 15 That's the question being raised WARDROBE /A Disputed looking to Washington lor feder- and leather lounge chairs. fifths of these days by many booksellers 15 al fair trade legislation. Mean- The Book Sellers Associatioi atmosphere w- watching the growth of the dis- There are those who dispute, SO. Poke while, it is promoting defensive says the bookshops may fim DRY CLEANING Ib 17 18 count houses into their field. both the facts and conclusions of sharply action on two fronts. their salvation encountering thi They claim the discounter is this concern. SALE ENDS FEB. 3 S3. Baseball Y/< One is diversification, building situation described in this cur 2D threatening one of civilized man's James Albright, head of the player, ip other lines to 30 per cent rent tale about discount houses: Willie . most blessed sanctuaries, the giant Cokesbury Book Store chain <3 Z4- 25" 24. 27 ir more of volume. , A grandmother asked a clerl 84. Perform restful little bookshop, with the headquartered in Dallas, says ( Tro Harper, with two stores in if such-and-such a book would bi 88. Confeder- same price-cutting, stack 'em up book sellers are tough enough to 21 lowntown San Francisco, handles okay for a nine-year-old. ate* and move 'em out merchandis- withstand an interloper. ^ ;ood music records, paintings, "Look, lady," he was told. "A S7. Mutton- 50 31 5Z. ing techniques that have worked "The old browser's corner store bird prints, bar equipment and luxury f know is that book lists foi % so well with frying pans. with a musty bookseller who is a 88."Jackta 56 Sfe 37 literature prof hasn't existed for licthen ware, $5.98 and we're selling it foi thoBean- By cutting prices the individual ^ 40 years. Discount houses didn't Another weapon is to elaborate $2.65." •talk" 5b bookseller can't meet, they Victim claim, the discounter is driving knock these guys out of business 89. Corduo •Ui them out of business. —business did. Result: Only top fictional best- "It's always been that kind of • Dresses « ''ft«• sellers available to the public business and God help the sis- RUG CLEANING • Suits sies." !2.AiuUnd Yt Y/t while books of poetry, geography • Overcoats o o Off and other noncommercial suc- S. C. Sheldon, manager of Vro- AT ITS cesses find themselves frozen out. man's Book Store in Pasadena, • Furniture REGULAR Not so, counters the discount- Calif., said "The book-buying Covers public wants more than low er. By cutting prices, we make • Quilts PRICES Bridge Column more books available to more prices. They want a complete and FINEST and FASTEST people and therefore contribute outstanding selection of books. • Curtains ON ALL By ALFRED SHEINW0LD to the nation's culture. They also want competent serv- • Spreads DRY CLEANING Impact Felt ice from people who really know PLUS A bridge expert with egg a • Drapes Whatever the situation, the dis- books." • FREE PICKUP over his face is one of the counter has already made his Boston booksellers predict that • Rugs most entertaining sfghts you car THE HANDS Shirts • Dry Cleaning AND DELIVERY impact known in New York discount houses may find books Imagine. Here's a hand that ha (3x5) North dealer where several well-known book an unsuccessful line. They point everybody but one player i SAME DAY SERVICE Both sides vulnerable; shops have gone out of business, to the short life of bestsellers stitches.. NORTH and the rough treatment books • KQI9 and has invaded Boston, and It was the last' hand of thi raised concern. Some Wes receive on self-service racks. evening, which may account foi <5> Q 7 4 UNION-IMPERIAL 0 9 6 Coast book shops say it may be J. Korvette, a big New York North's flighty jump to six hearts AKQ4 just a matter of time before discount company, contests both DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY But it shouldn't have caused Easl WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK WEST EAST they're hit. he threat to the small shop 500 BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY to double. 474 32 Said one Manhattan book shop "Yon hnneht book hern late- When you double a volunlaril •9952 66 per cent markup bookshop effrontery of the bid. And Opening lead — • 2 say they need to keep going. East hadn't doubled, West migh Take a 5-mmute L. . A. . "... But the bookseller clings ten- /have led a diamond or a spad( aciously to the hope that no eco- and the contract would be c*ow three good spades allowed him nomic grim reaper is poised foi Fairlam Fw two before South could ge to discard three diamonds. a nationwide sweep. started. "Sorry, partner," South p As hopeful signs net points tc Prove i Leads Club gized. "I should have redou a 10 per cent rise in1' total na- bled." to yoursel West obediently led a club, tional book sales, the fact inde- thinking his partner's double DAILY QUESTION pendent shops in other parts ol called for this lead. As dealer, you hold: S—A 8 5 the country report little dlfficu ty and to his thesis that boo South won the first trick wit! H—8 3, D-A Q 8 7 3, C-9 6 5 selling Is different, after all, from the jack of clubs, drew twc What do you say? selling frypans. rounds of trumps with the ac Answer: Pass. You have ai 1 Concern is, however, wide- and king and then ran the res old-fashioned opening bid — 2 , spread. of the clubs to get rid of twc tricks and a rebiddable suit, bu spades. West had to follow sui the hand is not quite worth Best Literature and East was out of trumps, st bid. You would bid if the dia In Atlanta, Mrs. Erva Black- these tricks got by. monds were bolstered up b; stock, manager of the Baptist changing a small card to thj Bookstore, says "The bookstore Having discarded his spades jack. lifts the professional level of th declarer led the king of spade people. When I ooks are put on a from dummy. East put up the mass merchandising level, people •ce, and South ruffed. He then are not exposed to the bet- got back to dummy by leading a New ter class of literature." trump to the queen, and dummy's Joseph Duffy, executive direo Monmouth tor of the Book Sellers Assooi* tion, says in New York "If they Styled-to-Slim The Nibble and Quibble Club go, the discount houses are not met last week in the home o going to pick up the torch." Mrs. Ludolph Von Tangen, Pauls Printed Pattern PI., lo plan a theater party to New York this winter. Mrs. Ray- Toaster "House" mond Meyer, Port Monmouth will be hostess at the next meet- 692 ing. Present were Mrs. Thomas Kedersha, Mrs. John Ward, Mrs ^h Batton, Mrs. Vincent Ma- lone and Mrs. Ray Vogel.

The ninth, birthday of Mary Schink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schink, Melrose Ter., was celebrated Sunday in Button- wood Manor, Matawan, with her Only Ford Eaidane has family and Monday with school friends.

Miss Maureen Maloney, Donald I., celebrated her 21st birthday with her family, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maloney, Sr., and Mr. the right combination of both ind Mrs. John J. Maloney, Jr., d family, Toms River; Peter /IcGough, Highlands, and Karen baloney. '

Barbara Cavanaugli, daughter if Mr. and Mrs. William Cavan- laugh. Melrose Ter., celebrated ler ninth birthday last week at family dinner and also enter- tained, friends. Present were anet Brown, Mary Checton and tfary Schink.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Werner ,nd daughter, formerly of Wal- ing Ave., Bellord, have moved FAIBUNE S0O -> their new residence on Pauls '1.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vigiletti, Turn your toaster into a "con Voodridge Ave., entertained 32 'ersation piece" with this clever PLUS-Falrlane frees you forever from the •uests from Kinnelon, Wana- :over. Easiest embroidery! nassa, Long Branch and Middle- Pretty way to protect a toaster expense and bother of frequent routine service 1 A most slimming side-line — own at an open house party —easy-sew cover is fun to dec- Do yourself a favor. the result of stitched pleats from Saturday. rate with simplest embroidery. Ford Fairlane—the newest new car on the road today—cuts shoulder to hem. It's just the Pattern 692: two 9xl7-inch mo- dress a smart, younfi, half-sizer Kevin Craig, son of Mr. and lts; directions for toaster cover. most of the time, trouble and expense out of taking care of your Drive a Ford Fairlane would design for herself. virs. Thomas Craig, Tindall Rd., Send 35 cents (coins) for this car! It needs routine service—an oil change and minor lubrication Printed Pattern 9311: Half :elcbrated his sixth birthday last lattern—add 10 cents for each at your Sizes 12'/2, M'/j, 16'/,, 1814. 2Q',2. .veck with classmates of Middle- lattern for lst-class mailing. —only twice a year, or every 6,000 miles. Major hibe3 are on a own Village school. A family p.p.** 221/j. Size W/2 takes three yards end to Laura Wheeler, care of 30,000-mile schedule. Brakes adjust automatically. The finish 35-inch fabric. larty was held at his home that he Red Bank Register, Needle- Send 35 cents (coins) for this light. :raft Dept, P. O. Box 161, Old never needs waxing. You sai?e the money more frequent service pattern—add 10 cents for each iielsea Station, New York 11, would costl now! pattern for first-class mailing. Rev. Vincent Casale, mission- ••I. Y. Print plainly pattern num- FORD DEALERS Send to Marian Martin, Red Bank ry lo Italy, was a Sunday guest )er, name, address and zone. Register, Pattern Dopt., 232 West the home of Rev. and Mrs. FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. William Bisgrove. !00 designs in our new, 1962 Print plainly name, address with ••Jeedlecraft Catalog — biggest zone, size and style number. Susanne Bnyd, daughter of Mr. •ver! Pages, pages, pages ol Extra! Extra! ' Extra Big and Mrs. Walter Bnyd, Trtiex ashions, home accessories lo MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog PI., was given an informal party nit, crochet, sew, weave, cm- —over 106 styles for all sizes, for her third birthday Sunday. iroider, quilt. See' jumbo-knit occasions. Misses, Half-Size. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- its, cloths, spreads, toys, linens, 90 MonmouHi Street SHadyside 1-6000 Red Bank Women's Wardrobes. Send 35| liam Lyons and daughter Nancy, fghans plus free patterns, Send cents,! Red Bank and Bonnie Boyd. 25 cents. 12-Frirhy, January 19, 1962 RED BANK RECISTER

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Cornwall of Little and friend, Martion T. Woodland. Silver, who died Dec. 21. left Pauline C. Woolston of Inter- • $1,000 to a nephew, Charles W. laken, who died Nov. 2, be- Curchin; a diamond ring to her queathed $2,000 each to the Metlv Enhance any bed with daughter, Bertha B. Ploplis; a odist Home for the Aged of New this lovely 100% cot- gold chatelaine to son, Clancy D. Jersey and St. Paul's Methodist ton spread! Complete- Boynton, the remaining jewelry Church, Ocean Grove. The rest ly washable with con- to be divided among her children; was left in trust to a daughter, trolled shrinkage! Red, and $30,000 in trust for her moth- Florence W. Ward. blue or brown! er, Rose F. Curchin. The re- Elizabeth F. Little of Fair Ha- mainder of her estate was to be And you get 49 Ivan who died Nov. 29 left her divided between Bertha B. Ploplis estate to Julia Day and Mary E. Triple-S Blue Stampi and Clancy D. Boynton. Cooper. Eva W. Hayes of Fair Have who died Dec. 22, willed $10,0C Helen F. Flynn, of Middletown, who died June 7, willed her pos- sessions to nephew, John Brun- ner, and cousin, Catherine Reilly Michael J. Buono of Long Branch, who died Dec. 5, left half his estate to his wife Jennie; the rest to his children Linda, Bar- bara and Michael Buono. (So you have seemingly impo Herman Asendorf of Fair Ha- sible problems? Send them t ven, who died Jan. 1, willed his George, c/o this newspaper, fo estate to his children, Eunice A •eemingly Impossible solutions.) Conrad, Lois A. Knott, and Ruth A. Farlow.' Dear George: LouisKonnyer of Marlboro I have been working on m Township, who died Dec. 28, job for seven years. I am willed his eslate to his children, night watchman in an offic Margaret Lesko, Elizabeth Han- building. The foreman who hirei sen and Louis Konnyer, Jr. me showed me wlnt round Lydia Elff, of Marlboro Town- make every night. He said In ship, who died Dec. 26, left her would show me the rest of m possessions to her sons, Peter and duties the following night. Th George Elff. next day he got fired. Nobody ever told me what to do. Sarah A. Skcldlng of Freehold who died Dec. 31, willed h«r es- Time dragged on. Each nlghl tate to her daughter Mildred 100% DACRON-FILLED I make my rounds. Each week ikclding. PURPOSE get paid. It's not a bad job. I've gotten three raises. However, my Helen V. Gehlbach of Atlantic BACKED COMFORTERS problem is this, and I'm ashamed Highlands, who died Dec. 17, left to ask anybody: What the heck $5 to her husband, Joseph, and am I supposed to be watching? the rest to her daughter, Marga- ret. SCREEN PRINT So warm, yet to light! Fu Curioui size with lovely percale Dear Curious: Marie Gaffey or Atlantic High- TABLECLOTHS cover! Washable...resilient! 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Use Our Want Ad$ Home Delivery For Quick Results BED BANK SH I -0010 DAY 7 Independent Daily f Dial' SH J-l 110 NI&HT t mmtr max* ma-artm J BEGISTER SECtlON TWO FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1962 7c PER COPY New Jersey News Briefs By The Associated Press WINSLOW-A 48-year-old wom- restrain the comptroller of the an was shot to death last night currency from issuing a charter by two men who held up th< to the Delaware National Bank Farm Tavern here and made of of Delaware Township, at Ellis with between $70 and $80, state burg Circle in New Jersey. The police said. The victim was iden- ruling was by 2 to 1 decision tified as Mrs. Mary Isabel Ca Chartering of the new bank was : hill, who is co owner of the tav- opposed by the Camden Trust ern with her husband, Edward, Co., which besides its main office 18. Two masked men entered the at Camden, operates a branch tavern shortly before midnigh at Erlton in Delaware County according to Lt. Harry Aimanc only one mile from Ellisburg of the Hammonton state police, Circle. One of them was armed with sawed off shotgun, the other wit a claw hammer, he said. The NEWARK-The Port of New man with the shotgun fired al York Authority has returned to Mrs. Cahill when she couldn't Newark its tax bill for $330,353, produce more money, said Ar- not with a check but with a mano. The woman was hit in th letter. The bills were for taxes chest and died almost instantly Newark claims the port author- WINNERS — Richard Dorer of Belmar, left, and Arnold L. Bennett of Shrewsbury, ity owes them for 12 properties it leases from the city and second from left, receive citations of merit for safety records compiled by the sub- CLARK—The principal of Ar- leases to private industry. The REPORTS ON THE CONGO — Secretary of State Dean Rusk stands at a map of divisions they supervise at the U. S. Army Signal Research and Development Lab- thur L. Johnson Regional High letter, signed by Matthias E. The Congo with Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tennl, conter, and Assistant Secretary of oratory, Fort Monmouth. Making the presentations are F. Leland Burr of Ocean School says things were nor- Lukens, deputy executive di- mal in the school cafeteria rector of the PA, expressed the Stata G. Mennen Williams at executive sestion of the Senate African Affairs tub- Township, the laboratory's safety officer, and Stanley Weaver of Shrewsbury, right, where more than 100 students bi-state agency's position in one committee in Washington, Rusk told senators that if Katanga's Moisa Tshombi kaept ehairman of the safety awards subcommittee. Mr. Dorer is chief of the lab's Con- refused to buy food In protest sentence. "Since the properties hit agreements, Congo'i political crisii "may be moving toward an end." sumer Supply Branch, which provides scientists and engineers with expandable elac- over a school rule forbidding in queslion are owned by the them to leave the building dur- city and not by the port au- (AP Wir«photo) tronie components and other items. Mr. Bennett heads the Incoming Material Unit. ing lunch.hour. Some students thority, we are returning the Both subdivisions are part of Logistics Division. • said they would bring their bills to you." Newark's deci- lunches In paper sacks as long sion lo assess the port author- as the ruling Is In effect. One ity was prompted In large de- To Study Tax Proposal of the main student objections gree by a recent court ruling Far Above Average to the rule was that student? giving the Borough of Moona- were not allowed to go outside chie the right to tax PA in- for a smoke. Other students stallations at Teterboro Airport said the/ were not only object- which are leased to private In- dustry. Homework for Sills Safety Record Is Cited Ing to the lunch-time lock-In but also to the school's code of FORT MONMOUTH - The ployee safety record that is far Colonial Ter,, Ocean Township, dress. The code prohibits girls' TRENTON (AP) — Slate At- residents working In New York New Jerseyans who work In at least lfie same deductions New above average. who is safety officer for the elec- hem lines from rising above the FRANKLIN-A blaze.destroyed torney Gen. Arthur J. Sills plans New York have protested for U. S. Army Signal Research and York residents are granted when A recent safety audit made by tronic center. knees and boys from wearing the Pfister Aluminum Corp. plant to study this week-end a long- years that they not only must Development Laboratory, which they pay New York State income pay taxes to another state, but the office ,of -the chief signal of- Meantime, 2\ separate units 0 tight pants. and an adjoining warehouse of sought proposal to grant both is engaged in hundreds of sepa- taxes, they are also not allowed as ficer in the Pentagon gave the the laboratory, which employ the Stauffer Hewitt Corp. yes- New York and New Jersey com- "Whether this Instrument fol- much in deductions. as New rate experimental activities. Is laboratory an "excellent" rating, 1,100 persons in industrial-type terday, causing an estimated 'oss muters the same income tax de- lows the intent Is another matter, Yorkers get. continuing to maintain an em-'according to F. Leland Burt, of work, have been given citations WASHINGTON - The U.S in excess of $100,000. Stauffer ductions. of merit for completing a yea: Court of Appeals has refused t Hewitt is a plastic manufacturer. Sills said. He added that he would Under the new agreement New New Jersey received the agree- study the agreement over the Jerseyans could save up to M without a disabling injury. The ment from New York yesterday. citations, newly awarded aftei week-end to see if New Jersey million a year in taxes, Gov. Restore Collector's compilation of figures throughou TRENTON — Hudson County Sills said the intent of the residents are to receive fair Richard J. Hughes said. the state for 1960, are sponsored Sheriff William J. Flanagan agreement is to give New Jersey treatment. Sills and Hughes, who look of- by the New Jersey Departmen Is Gov. Richard J. Hughes' fice Tuesday, met for three hours of Labor and Industry and the choice for the post of executive yesterday to discuss problems Aide Post in Raritan director of the N. J. Turnpike state Industrial Safety Commit- ranging from personnel to traffic Authority, the Newark Evening safety and law enforcement. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The collector and tax. assessor are re: tee. Forneshurg Indicted News said yesterday. The News Township Committee at an ad- questing a new machine to mod- Sills said no decisions had been The awards are limited to sub said Flanagan would succeed journed meeting last night re- ernize their offices. made, hut that commuter tax divisions which employ 15 o W. W. Wanamaker In the $29,- stored the full-time appointive Mr. Lennon said he was ob- problems had occupied much of, more persons. Were it not foi 500 a year job. Wanamakcr's In Death of Sister position of assistant tax collector. jecting to the restoring of the the time. ' this requirement, the laboratory' contract expires April 12 and position with "some hesitation" The agreement stems from * Mrs. Robert Templeton, 51 safety record would be even his state-paid salary is second FREEHOLD — The Monmouth charged with committing the act because Mrs. Templeton "is a clause In a New York law bar- Coral Dr., Hazlet, was appointed more apparent. However, special only to Hughes' $35,000 a year. County Grand Jury yesterday in- with a patient at the hospita! neighbor only three houses ring New Jersey from recaptur- to the position at an annual sal' citations have been drawn up by During his campaign, Hughes dicted Carl Fornesberg fif 18th in December. ary of-45,500. It will be subject away." : Ave., South, Belmar, on a'charge ing $30 million of its residents' 1 far. Burt and Col. James M. Kim expressed regard for Flanagan : Joseph Campbell, Avenue A tax money. to Civil Service tests at a' later The move was called "in the brough, Jr., laboratory command and had said he hoped to find of murder. date. best interests of the township" Freehold, was indicted on charges er, and presented to 16 small a place for him In the admin- The indictment, which was of sodomy and carnal indecency Regain Money The position was abolished on by Committeeman Marvin Olin- units. istration. Flanagan Is the chief handed up to Superior Court New Jersey enacted the com- the recommendation of the form- sky. He said that all the "the Mr. Keuper said Campbell is Mr. Burt believes the labora- political lieutenant of John V. Judge J. Edward Knight, charges charged with committing sodomy muter tax last year to regain the er tax collector, Mrs. Jeanne. C. elected officials have full-time Kenny's Hudson County Demo- Foraesberg with the murder of money its residents pay in New McDonough, following the resig- assistants. tory's safety record is especially with a 15-year-old boy in Freehold notable because of the diversity cratic organization. his sister, Mrs. Alice White, on Nov. 22, and carnal indecency York income taxes. New York nation of Fred A. Nice as assist- The committee also established of work and the special hazards Tuesday, Jan, 16. Sept. 22, also in Freehold. changed its law to prevent this. ant tax collector. His salary wai an administrative clerk-typis inherent in many of the experi- Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper Under the new amendment, pool and hired Mrs. Paul Duszik $5,775 per year. ments conducted for national de- NEWARK - Harold (Kayo) said Mrs. White, who lived with New Jersey will only be able to of Hazlet at J1.50 per hour. With the abolishment of the po- fense. John A. Flood, Jr. Konigsberg and four other men her brother, died after being keep the $8 to $12 million It col- sition, Mrs. McDonough's salary Mr. Lennon also voted "no" on PA Budget "I can think of hardly a trade have been indicted by the Fed- beaten and shot with a .30 caliber lects from New Yorkers working for the elected part-time tax col- this resolution, explaining it 'NEW YORK (AP) — The Port or profession that is not repre- eral Grand Jury on five counts rifle by Fornesberg. !n New Jersey. lector's post was raised from would mean an Increase in ex- sented in the laboratory," Mr. Flood Joins of receiving $125,000 worth of He was vice president and Mrs. of New York Authority has Sills said he discussed with $1,500 to $2,500 per year. penditures and was "not neces- Burt comments. "Unremitting clothing hijacked from a truck. White was president of a corpor- adopted a budget of $272, 328,200 Hughes and former Attorney Gen. The recommendation to restore sarily a solution to the problem." caution must be taken with such Konigsberg, 34, of 506 Avenue A, ation that operates the Savoy Bar for 1962 of which more than $136 David D. Furman the legal possi- the position was made by the! He said, "we have two compe- Red Bank Bayonne, and the other men were things as extremely high volt- and Grill, 1108 Springwood Ave., million will go for capital expen- bilities of recovering the full $30 pfesent tax collector, Robert R.'tent people in Mrs. McHugh and ages, a wide variety of chemi- arrested by the FBI last Friday Asbury Park. He was bartender. million for 1961. in a raid on a Bayonne garage ditures. Brady, "for greater efficiency in;Mrs. Smith" (Mrs. Kathryn Me- cals and with radioactive mate- Fornesberg is to be arraigned He said no decision was made Law Firm where the goods were stored. The the department." Hugh, township clerk, and Mrs. rials. To give you an idea of our before County Court Judge Ed- The budget was presented to on whether New Jersey would other men indicted were Joseph Salary Cut Margaret C. Smith, assistant diversity: we even have glass- RED BANK — John A. Flood ward J. Ascher today. the authority commissioners yes- file suit against New York. Mr. Brady also requested that township clerk) and called lor a Jr., former assistant counsel to Juliano, 57, Nutley; Joseph Nala- blowers." Daniel Forbes, an employee at terday by the agency's executive Sills said he's still on a fact- the tax collector's salary be re- re-examination of job duties. former Gov. Robert B. Meyner wajka, 58, Jersey City; John Ja- Mr. Burt believes that a prop- Marlboro State Hospital, was In- director, Austin J. Tobin. The finding mission. He said Furman duced to the original $1,500. For All Offices and a former state deputy attor- cob Zax, 56, Bayonne, and Jo erly administered safety award dicted on a charge of sodomy. total is $3,960,400 higher than the has agreed to help in the trans- * Committeeman Robert E. Len- ney general, has become associ seph Celso, Jackson, Ocean Coun- Mr. Olinsky was quick to point system is an effective way to The prosecutor said Forbes Is 1961 budget. action. non called the move "prema- ated with the law firm of Reus out that the pool was being promote sensible caution. Be- ture," particularly when the tax Hie, Cornwell, Mausner anc formed for all the offices of the sides money, savings are meas- Carotenuto, 34 Broad St. township and "not specifically ured in time, efficiency, and a for the township clerk's office." Mr. Flood lives at 39 Gillespie DUNELLEN-Mrs. Wladysla- Mayor's Car reduction in personal discomfort, wa Jakubowski, 68, died yes- In other business the governing or even tragedy, resulting from Ave., Fair Haven, and had been Truman Defends Budget terday when her clothing caught body: avoidable accidents, he says. practicing law in his home. He Is Ticketed Approved Adolph Schnecken- was admitted to law practice in fire as she worked at the kitch- en stove. Police said she ap- Gives Views On NEW" YORK (AP) — Mayor berger, West Keansburg and Mrs. June, 1960. parently ran Into her living Robert F. Wagner's official car Mary Lynch, Hazlet, as substitute He received a bachelor of room when her clothes started Many Topics got ticketed yesterday but the school crossings guards at $1.25 New Commander cience degree from St. Peter's to burn. She was found mayor says he's going to let his per hour. WASHINGTON (AP) - Ma). Allege, Jersey City, and his law sprawled on a living room WASHINGTON (AP)-Swing- driver pay the $15 fine. Referred to the township attor- Gen. Andrew R. Lolli has been degree from St. John's Law couch, dead of burns and suf- ing along on his dawn patrol, ney a request by Mr. and Mrs. assigned as new commander of School, Brooklyn. The driver, Peter Kenny, said focation. Her husband, a tav- Harry S. Truman waved his William Hill, Middle Rd., North the Army's 20th Corps at Fort he parked the Cadillac, replete Mr. Flood was law clerk to ern owner, was at work at the cane yesterday and defended Centerville, for a warm beer li Hayes, Ohio. with official seals, in a no-park- Judge Gerald McLaughlin, U.S. time. president Kennedy's big budget. Lolli, 54-years old is a native ing zone, Court of Appeals, Third District, When one of the accompany- of Seatonsville, 111., and entered after his graduation from St. ing newsmen asked whether military service in 1935 as a New ohn's. NEWTON - For this Sussex budgets are getting too large, Jersey National Guard Lieuten- Mr. Flood served in the Air bounty town it is a matter of the former President responded ant. Force from 1950 to 1954. He at- he heart—the impaired heart of with some heat: He succeeds Maj. Gen. Charles tained the rank of sergeant. iix-year-old Edward C. Rzonca. "Is the country getting too E. Beauchamp who has been re- Three years of his tour were "he town has launched a cam- big? The country grows and so assigned as commander of the spent in the Far East and South laign to raise $3,500 to psy for does the budget. Some people Fort Dix, N.J., training center. Pacilic areas. ipen heart surgery necessary to wnnt to go back to 1890. ave the boy's life. To date, SI,- Truman is in town to speak 00 has been collected from fire- at an inauguration anniversary men, officials, organizations and tribute to Kennedy tomorrow townspeople. Edward, the son of, 'Doodlebug 'Appeals night. It's a $!00-a-plate dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rzonca of to raise money for the Demo- 69 High St., is scheduled to he ad- crats. Towns, Slate Seek lo Keep Train mitted to New York University Medical Cenlcr Monday. Police Emerging from the May- flower Hotel soon after day- FREEHOLD — The ruling by ties represented by Mr. Barka- . Joseph Mussolini, chairman break, Truman stepped out the Interstate Commerce Com- low. of the drive, said he expects to briskly on his customary walk, mission earlier this month per- William Gural, deputy attorney have $2,500 ready to post with the mitting the Pennsylvania Rail- hospital by that time. Thursday lasting about 15 minutes. Some Reneral representing the state of his comments enroute: road to terminate service on the Board of Public Utility Commis- s the date set for the operation 'Doodlebug" after Jan. 31 will sioners, will also file a petition! lo close a hole in Edward's heart. Weather's Fine be appealed by Clifton T. Barka- of appeal on the federal agency) Tho wnnihrr - "it's line. low, attorney for several munici- ruling. (The temperature was 25, the palities served by the line. The railroad has stated that HIP air clear.) Back home in Inde- The commission had made its Doodlebug operated at a loss of Birth Defects pendence it's been below zero, decision on the basis of lack of $54,503 in 1960. and sometimes I couldn't walk patronage, high cost of operalion The train leaves Red Bank because of the ice." and losses. daily except Saturdays and Sun- Center OKd Kennedy's first year — "A Last year ICC Examiner Clar days at 6:25 a.m. and arrives in NEWARK (AP) - The Nation- grand start. Of course, you VISIT BY TRUMAN — Former President Harry S. Truman ence K. Young ruled that tho Trenton at 8:42. It leaves Tren- al Foundation has approved the can't judge a man on one- loaves the White House, background, after a visit with train service, between Red L'ank ton for its return trip at 5:05 establishment of the first birth eighth of his period in the President Kennedy. Truman is in the nation's capital io and Trenton, be continued. Mr. p.m. and returns to Red Bank at defects special treatment center White House. The recent State Barkalow said that his petition 7:12. in New Jersey to be supported of the Union message was one attend a dinnor in honor of President Kennedy on Jan. 20. for reconsideration will be based The route between the two! bY the March of Dime's, of the best ever." (AP Wirephoto) on the ruling of Examiner points covers 66 miles and the) The center, to be located in Government financing—"The WIFE DIDN'T STAY HOME — Wave Lt. Marcia Vivian Young. train stops at Long Branch, Al-'the babies' unit; United Hospitals most confusing thing there is. rrever hope to. Will the Commu- three types, cracker box. hogpen didn't stay home in San Diego, Calif., this week whon Mr. Barkalow represents the lenhurst, North Asbury Park, As-:of Newark, was expected to bf- Remember, I used to have you nist bloc split? I don't know, and ehicken coop. See that her husband, Lt. Jack Vivian wont to sea. She was given Boroughs of Freehold and Eng- bury Park, Bradley Beach, Avon,;gin functioning on Fcb 15. It fellows in every year al budget but expect so. They split with building (pointing to j inoder- ishtown, and Marlboro and Ho- Belmar, Spring Lake, Sea rSirt,'will service Northern New Jer- time and explain it to you. i everybody else. Russia had IS nistii- office- building), That's temporary duty on his ship for cruise to Hawaii. "My well Townships. Manasquan, Allenwond, Farming-! sey. j You always ended up more con- solemn agreements'with this crackerbov Due to the Frank shipmates will never let me off the hook for not being Most of the users of the 74-pas- dale, Freehold, Englishtnwn.i Announcement of the approval fused." country and Great Britain, and Lloyd Wright infhitm'C. Did able to go to sea without my wife," he said. senger train are students who "at- Jamesburg, Monmouth Junction, came yesterday from the Kssex Internal trouble in the broke them all. you ever see his horribla end Catholic high schools in Plainsboro and Princeton June- County Chapter of the National Kremlin? — "Ask Molotov. Three Types Guggenheim Museum in New [AP Wirephotc) Trenton and Jive in the communi- tion. Foundation. I've never been to Russia and Architecture — "There are York?" Isoff of New Shrewsbury, first vice • 14—Friday, January 19, 1962 RED fiANK REGISTER Walsky Talks;president of the unit. TV Key FRIDAY TV MOVIE TIMETABLE The meeting is scheduled for RED BAMS Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at unit Chaaodl. -WCBS-TV Ousel 7 WABOTV headquarters building, 2} River- Cartton — Flower Drum Song Wednesday ! Channel* -WNBC-TV Ournd » side Kit.. Red Bank. Vx.,pt\-- Previews Channel 11 WTOMV 2:00; 7:09. PREVIEW 9:30. . , sky'* subject will be "Work Ex- ChtnoeJS -WNEW'TV Chaaad U WNTMV SAT. - Pocketful at Miracles On Retarded perience Programs for the Re. 2:00; 4:60; 7:20; «:«.'' Today'* top television thvut as tarried in the Public Schools," niCAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING SUN. '-^Pocketful of Miracles RED BANK — Lee Walsky, spe- previewed and selected by TV U:M~ (2) Love at Lift 1:00- (4) Newi and Wsather 2:00; 4:60; 7:40; 10:00. STAGE cial teacher at Red Bank High The county unit Is •charitable, Key's staff of experts who attend (4) Your First (5) Sandy's Hour 7:10. School, will speak at the next non-profit organization, which (rehearsals, watch screenings and Impression (7) News meeting of the Monmouth County seeks to develop programs for ' analyze scripts in New York and (7) Camouflage (11) Popeye EATOOTOWN ' Unit, New Jersey Association for the care, training and treatment Hollywood. (9) Understanding Our 6:15- (7) Local News Drive-In — Kartoon Kamlval Retarded Children, it was en-, of all mentally retarded children World 1:20- (7) Weather 7:00; Blue Denim 7:55;'Pocket- nounced by Mrs. Sanford Em- and adults in Monmouth County. RAWHIDE, "The- Peddler.11 (11) Merry Mailman «:25- (7) Sports ful of Miracles 9:40; Horror Comic Shelley Berman is quite 1:10- (4) Local Newi Feature 12:10. charming playing a peddler with II: N - (1) Search For (7) Tallahasse 7000 SAT. — Pocketful of Miracles money on his hip. It seems trail Tomorrow (11) Sky King 7:03; 11:20; Blue Denim 9:40. boss Gil Favor can't make hi. (4) Truth or 1:40- (4) Weather SUN. — Can Can 6:05; 9:40; payroll and may have to sell hi Consequences 1:45- (4) News Walk Tall 8:33. cattle but Sorkin, the peddler, (5) Cartoom 7:00- (2) Newa RED BANK comes through like a man. Good (7) Make A Face HAZLET (4) Dialogue Sh.1-96OO show. 7:30 p.m. CBS (9) Favorite Story Loew'i Drive-In — Stranger (5) Assignment: B:tt- (1) Guiding Light Wore a Gun 7:05; 11:05; Underwater (11) Rocky and his Pocketful of Miracles 8:45. .MUSIC FOR THE YOUNG (7) King of Diamond! Friends SAT. — Stranger Wore a Gun Two talented young artist (*) Terrytoon Circus LAST TIMES TODAY 12: SI- (4) Newi 7:20; 11:30; Pocketful of Mira- you've hwrd here before turn up (11) News for the last of the series tonight. 1:00- (2) Burns and Alter. cles 9:05. MOiHWAY'8 JOYOUS MUSICAL LOVE STOWY U) Dr. Hudson 7:05- (2) Local New, Pianist Pamela Paul (12 years 7:10- (2) Weather SUN. — Wonders of Aladdin old) plays Mendelssohn's "Cap (5) Cartoons 6:20; 9:40; Secret of Monte (7) Day In Court (11) Local News riccio Brillante," violinists James 7:15- (2) News Cristo 8:20. Bus well (15 years old) plays the (9) Movie (11) Fun At On« 7:25—(Jl) Weather ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS rondo from Wieniawskl'g "Con- 7: JO- (2) Rawhide certo in K Sharp Minor," and 1:25— (5) News Atlantic — Pit and Pendulum <7) News (4) International 7:00; 9:40; House of Fright 8:25 the orchestra ranges wide ove Showtime such light familiar tunes aj "71 (11) Parlons Francais SAT.— Pit and Pendulum 3:25; IN 'FOCUS' - PullU«r Pr!«-wlnnln playwright Arthur Mllltr (5) Peter Gunn B Trombones." 7:30 p.m. ABC 1:11- (2) As The World Turni 7:00; 9:40; House of Fright (right) lootd on <• Jamta Whltmor* and Collttn Oawhurat r« (4) Dr. Joyce Brotheri (7) Music for ths Young 2:00; 8:25. httrtt a team from "Focui," hla only publlihad novel, to b« (9) Movie SUN. — Everything's Ducky tjramatlied ai a full-hour NBC-TV ipiclal Sunday, Jan. 21. With BELL TELEPHONE HOUR (5) Movie (7) December Bride (11) Jeff's Collie 1:45; 4:50; 7:50; Mysterious them art Fltldar Cook, directing, and 8. Lee Pogoatln (rear), "Measure of Music." A delight- 8:00- (5) Riverboat who hn made tha TV adaptation of this atory about antl-8eml 1:40—(11) Honor Mathematics Island 3:10; 6:10; 9:20. ful roster of musical styles and (7) Hathawavi tlam In a mlddleclaaa New York City neighborhood. An NBC 1:55- (4) News KEANSBURG STARTS TOMORROW performers. The most unique i Public Affiiri preientatlon, It la produced In cooperation with 2:00— (2) Password (11) World of Giants American Jewish Commlttae'a Inatltute of Human Relation famed guitarist Andres Segovia 8:30— (2) Route 65 Casino — FRI. & SAT. — Susan PREVIEW TONITE 9:30 P. M. playing "Danza Espanola" b; (4) Jan Murray (4) Detectives Sladc 6:45; 9:00. Granados, "Prelude" by Scria (7) Jane Wyman (7) Flintstones SUN. — Teenage Millionaire bin, and part of a concerto b; (11) Atomic Age Physics (11) Wyatt Earp 3:30; 6:30; 9:30; Explosive Gen- Castelnuovo-Tedesco. The mosl 2:25— (4) News 9:00— (5) Bat Masterson eration 2:05; 5:05; 8:05. (9) Mahalia Jackson YOU HAVE TO SE IT TO BELDVLm unusual is Maria Tallchief's bal (7) 77 Sunset Strip Leona Gage Starts LONG BRANCH let partner, Rudolf. Noureye 2:10— (2) House Party (11) Trackdown (the Leningrad Ballet dancer who (4) Loretta Young 9:20— (9) Playback Baronet—Splendor In the Grass Working on Career defected from his group end (7) Seven Keyt 9:25— (9) News 2:10: 7:10; 9:30. sought asylum in Paris), doing a (9) Bowling 9:30— (2) Father of the Bride SAT.-Kiddie Show 2:00; Little pas de deux from the "Flowe (11) Driver Education (4) Bell Telephone Hour Shepherd of Kingdom Come By JAMES BACON at the Moulin Rouge here where Festival Ballet." And in'the pop 1:51— (S) Newt (5) Miami Undercover 2:40; Splendor in the Grass ular mode, there's folk musl 5:05; 7:20; 9:40. AP Movie-TV Writer she met her third husband, She I:M- (2) Millionaire (9) Mantovanl sines has divorced him. from the Chad Mitchell Trio, am (4) Young Dr Malone (11) Seven League Boots SUN. — Wonders of Aladdin HOLLYWOOD — Leona Gag! "Wonderful Sons" songs by Sally Ann Howes, Ear] (5) Theater Five 10:00— (2) Twilight Zone 3:35; 6:50; 10:05; Hippodrome with as many husbands and a! Wrlghtson, "and Jane Powell 2:00; 5:15; 8:30. "All I've got to show forjtij (7) Queen. For A Day (5) Yancy Derringer most as much publicity as som (Color) 9:38 p.m. NBC (9) Movie (7) Target Corruptors FREEHOLD stars, Is embarked on what sh marriages are three wonder/u sons," she says, "I've got tc (11) School for Adults (9) Kingdom of the Sea Strand — Wonders of Aladdin GLENN FORD BETTE DAVIS e>" calls her first serious attempt TWILIGHT ZONE. "D e a COLOR make good for them." }:!*-'(2) Verdict Is Yours (11) How To Marry a 7:00; 10:00: The Mask 8:30. make It as an actress. Man's Shoes." Here's an engag' Millionaire SAT. — Wonders of Aladdin HOPtLANGE ARTHUR 0D0NNEU Only 22 and strikingly beaul She says she Is in no hurry Ing story that suits the adage (4) Our Five Daughters to get married again. (7) Who Do You Trust? 10:30— (2) Eyewitness 3:40; 6:50; 9:50; The Mask fill, the onetime Miss U.S.A. fo "If the shoe fits." A bum put (4) Chet Huntley 2:15; 5:20; 8:25. a-day is studying drama nigl "Marriage is an emotional ex- on a pair of fancy shoes heistei (11) Abbott and Costello perience and so Is an acting ca J:3!— (2) Mews (5) Mr. Lucky SUN. — Teenage Millionaire and working before tha came from a corpse and promptly be (9) Movie rcer. The two don't mix verj 4:00— (2) Brighter Day 3:45; 6:45; 9:45; Explosive Gen- days with Vincent Price, Ba comes the dead man. Of course (11) Mr. Adams and Eve well. (4) Make Room For eration 2:15; 5:15;-8:15. Rathbone and Peter Lorre he gets into a pack of trouble, 11:00- (2) News "Poc's Tales of Terror," a triloi "Besides, I spent my teens mar but he can't help himself, The •* Daddy ASBURY PARK ricd, I'm not blaming anyone but (4) News Pockstftil ef Edgar Allan Poe's works. story has a humorous ring de- (5) Divorce Hearing Lyric—Twer Women 8:30. myself. I married the first boj (5) News The tall brunette plays the til spite its gangster overtones, ,'7) American Bandstand SAT. - Two Women 2:00; 3:45; I ever dated when I was 13 (7) Newa 5:45; 7:30; 9:30. of Miracles role In the "Morella" segmei p.m. CBS (11) Laurel-Hardy and (11) Groucho of the horror movie. mainly to get away from an un Chuck SUN,—Pure Hell of St. Trinians happy home life. That's not th; 11:10-(2) Weather Miss Maryland at 18 4:15— (2) Secret Storm 2:00; 3:40; 5:20; 7:20; 9:20. greatest reason In the world t TARGET: CORRUPTERS (4) Weather In 1957, at 18, Leona was Mis "Play It Blue." Very good epl 4:25—(11) Flnocchio Mayfalr—The Roman Spring of WS THE FUNNIEST CAPER FRANK CAPRA EVER PUUUEOI get married." (5) PM East Mrs. Stone 2:45; 7:20; 9:30. Maryland In the Miss Unlvers sode. A popular storyline for ex- 4:30- (2) Edge of Night . . . PM West Texas Born SAT. - Kiddie Show 2:00; The "- PETER FALK THOMAS MITCHELL contest at nearby Long Beach pose-type shows—the Juke box (4) Here's Hollywood 11:12— (7) Weather "I hid the fact that I ws Leona, Texas-born, first mar- and record racket — gets a top- (5) Mr. District Attorney Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone EDWARD EVERETT HORTON MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY 11:15— (2) Movie 5:45; 7:55; 10:00. married because I was leavi ried Airman Edward Thacker in notch, fast paced treatment to- (9) Space Station Si , (4) Jack Paar SUN—The Roman Spring of my husband," she recalls. "I wa Oklahoma but that was annulled. night. Harold J. Stone gives his (11) Bozo the Clown EXTRA SUNDAY—7:00 P. M. (7) Movie Mrs. Stone 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; Just hoping to get a job to su] Then she married Airman Gent usual competent performance a 4:50— (7) American Newsstand 11:30—(11) News 8:00; 10:00. port my sons. 1 never figure Ennis the same year In Wichlti the "big man"; Dean Jones i 4:55- (4) Newi 11:40—(11) Movie "TWIST" CONTEST lihad any chance of winning Falls, Tex. excellent as the young singer who (11) Fractured Fairy 12.20- (9) Boston Blackie St. James—Exodus 2:00; 3:30. IN COOPERATION WITH But her beauty and figure wei Ennis was from Baltimore am signs himself away; and Ton; Tales 12:40- (5) News SAT—Exodus 2:00; 5:50; 9:40. so outstanding that she eas that explains How she becami Monaco turns in the best job of SUN.-Exodus 2:00; 8:30. RAINBOW ROOM, ASBURY PARK 5:00- (2) Life of Riley 12:45- (5) Mr. and Mrs. North beat out the other American ei Miss Maryland. She had two son; all as Jones' buddy. 10 p.m. ABC 12:50- (2) Movie MONTCLAIR tries for the right to represei by Ennis and a third by Nlcl (4) Kukla and Ollie (5) Felix and Diver Dan 1:00- (4) News Ctalrldge — Search For Para- the United States against beai Covacevich, a dancer. EYEWITNESS. All things be , FREE CM HEATERS (7) I Married Joan (7) Movie dise 8:30. ties from the rest of the wor She lives with her sons in ing equal, the story for tonight (9) Looney Tunes 1:05- (4) 13th Hour SAT. — Search For Paradise Mother-In-Law Tells big house and comments: will be built around Lt. Col. John NOW thru SAT. (11) Dick Tracy 1:15-(5) News 2:00; 8:30. Then her mother-in-law ble 'I have enough men In my lif( H. Glenn, Jr., whose orbit shoo S:05~ (4) Movie 1:20— (9) Alamac Newsreel SUN. — Search For Paradise ths whistle on her—and she w with them." has been delayed from Tuesday, .*• FRANK CAPRAS V CO-HIT 5:2S—(11) Rocky and His 1:25— (9) News and Weather 2:30; 7:30. dethroned after 24 hours. She ha Jan. 23, to Wednesday, Jan, 24, CAROL Friends 1:35- (4) News PRINCETON been married not once but twice UNFINISHED O'NEILL PLAY Astronaut Glenn's persona 1:40- (4) Sermonette LYNLEY As the most famous beauty co NEW YORK (AP)—The Royal drives, the attitude of his par- 3:10- (2) Movie 2:55- (2) News McCarter—(Live Performance) IN test loser in the country, she wa: FRI.—From Paris With Love Dramatic Theater of Stockholm ents and friends, Cape Canaver (5) Felix and Diver Dan (7) Evening Praer "BLUE iwamped with show business of 8:30. expects to stage the world pre- al's on-the-spot status regarding (9) Movie 2:40- (2) Give Us Thyis Day DENIM" fers. miere of another posthumou the shoot, and some technical in- (11) Three Stooges SUN. — Concert Julian Bream, mmi "I was so green that I couldn Eugene O'Neill play in January. formation the layman can under- guitarist & lutist 3:00. take advantage of my publicil "More Stately Mansions," an stand, arc all Involved In the re- I remember throwing away on> unfinished work by the Nobel port. 10:30 p.m. CBS STARTS SUNDAY offer from Mike Todd because TV Highlights prize dramatist, originally wa had never even heard of him scheduled for presentation by the CHET HUNTLEY REPORT- AMTIC HIGHLANDS 1-0141 TAN fAN" , "DESERT then," she recalls. Swedish company two years ago. ING. Interesting half hour in a By CYNTHIA LOWRY night (10-10:30). Ths show was Mat. Sat 2—Eve. 7 and 9 She did became a showgirl a Karl Ragnar Gierow, troupe di- slum in Mexico City sheds some taped two weeks before the come- ALL-STAUN R MUSICAUNL ius ,, tas Vegas' Tropicana and latei NEW YORK (AP) - The big NOW-ENDS SATURDAY P ATTACK rector, has culled the stage ver light on the validity and the event in TV programming dur dian's fataI a«'°m°bi!e crash, meaning behind our "Alliance for * ,i . . _t__. »___.J DAU I_I*"I rt »•»' *" ft* ••• «* *u«_ ^*U VINCENT PRICE lion from the author's mana ing the next seven days is net Bob Hope's Christmas show, Progress" program. There's dig- "THE PIT AND THE ASBURY icript. work coverage of the nation's performed live for Arctic-bound nity in the old man who hoards PENDULUM" —COLOR first attempt to put a man into American servicemen, will be MAYFAIR PARK tin cans, beats them down and DRIVE-I orbit around thfi earth. broadcast Wednesday night PLUS SECOND HIT! travels for miles to sell them for (NBC, 9-10), followed by a David "HOUSE OF FRIGHT" The launching Is scheduled for WiikbAri OPEN A aoT^JovTTiAT — RADIO scrap; there's family harmony Brinkley Special, "Our Man in Now Showing * Motinee Daily 2:30 SUNDAYS ONIV-OUN S JO-MOVliS AT * 00 in a ditchdigger's home despite next Wednesday and will be i SUN. - MON. - TUES. Vienna" (NBC, 10-11). (Sunday continuous from 2) the squalid surroundings; and the en intensive coverage. Any reg- GUNK FORD BHK MAS ularly scheduled programs are "CBS Reports" on Thursday JULES VERNES EHHESSEE W1UJAHS' REVEALING STORY! youngsters pay a penny to watch "MYSTERIOUS ISLAND" imuw«AKnuura»ai TV in someone's home, but the likely to be bumped at any mo (10-11 p.m.) is "Death in the PLUS SECOND HIT! leighborihg school is too over ment. City Room," about the problems ^PodotfUI of of today's urban newspapers, par- MICKEY ROONEY crowded to admit them. 10:30 Almost everything else seems BUDDY HACKETT Miracles nti-climactic, but there are some ticularly focusing upon the re- p.m. NBC "EVERYTHINGS DUCKY" terns worth a special look. cent demise of two Los Angeles journals. FREE Saturday Afternoon Tonight, for instance, there's STARTS WEDNESDAY CHILDREN UNDCR 1? FREE I ACCENT. A special treat for NBC's Telephone Hour (9:30-10:- "FLOWER DRUM The aurora borealis is seldom myone with a flair for the un- 30 EST) with classical Spanish SONG" —COLOR seen in central Europe. VIVIEN LEIGH • WARREN BEATTY isual and an interest in an orig- guitarist Andres Segovia, singers A HUM U«. BOTH inal drama, beautifully played. ane Powell. Sally Ann Howes Currently appearing on Broad- and Ear| Wrightson. way, the stars of the three-char- NBC's Saturday night motion acter play "The Caretaker" by picture (9-11) is "Five Fingers," RCA VICTOR ASBURY British playwirght Harold Pinter, the superior spy thriller with give you a pivotal taste of the de- James Mason and Michael Ren ST. JAMES PARK ceptively simple tale about a nle. COLOR TV tramp, his somber and withdrawn PERFORMANCES AT Sunday schedules are full and Regular Prices! benefactor, and the latters vola- 'aried. There's Bing Crosby's an- is 7 Years Ahead 2:00-8:30 P.M. tile, highly imaginative brother. mal pro-amateur golf tourna Tune in for brilliant perform ment on ABC (5-6:30 p.m.) There of all other makes! inces by Donnld Pleasance, Rob- is, at the same time (5-6) 1410 AM 105.S FM ert Shaw and Alex Davion, dramatiiation of Arthur Miller's PAUL NEWMAN Monmouth County and National Newt spcctivcly. 1:30 p.m. CBS novel, "Focus," on NBC, starring EVA MARIE SAINT ames Whitmore and Colleen That's why RALPH RICHARDSON on ths Hour and Half-Hour Daytime. PETER LAWFORO INGE DESCRIBES PLAY Dewhurst, Secretary of the Treas- LEE J. COBB • SAL MINEO NEW YORK (APi-PlnywrigM ury C. Dou&las Dillon is the Ruest William Inge describes his latest n "Meet the Press" (NBC, 6- I'm buying Howard Johnson's work as "the closest I've written 1:301 and "Twentieth Century" HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN to a tragedy." ' [CBS, 6-6:30) will take a look at EXODUS "Natural Affection," scheduled 'The Airport Jam." 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Further Theatre Information Call SH 1-9400 RED BANK REGISTER Friday, January 19, 1962-13 SATURDAY TV Slaw Start, Fast Finish SATURDAY MORNING Movie SUNDAY TV »:»- (4) Sennoaett* =45-(7) Movie For 'Blow Your Horn' 7:«- (4) Modern Fame* 3:5ft- (») Playback SUNDAY MORNINO (11) Brave Stallion 7:U-i (2> Previewi Golf Tipt .NEW YORK (AP)—Broadway's and then dropped the acript by 7:41— (4) Serroonetu l:«- (2) Mr. Ed 7:2»- (2) Give Us ThU Day Movie - longest-running comedy fa the Neil Simon, a 33-year-old TV 7:41— (4) Modem Farmer (4) American In Orbit 7:2J-(2)New» 4J0-(4) Ask Washington season's surprise hit. riter. (7) Christopher] (7) Maverick 7J0— (2) Peoples Choice (5) Horse Race 'Come Blow Your Horn" neat- Rum Stock 7:5J— (5) Off to Adveture (I) Mahalia Jackson TsK- (7) Morning Prayer (U) Jeff > Collie ly upsets the general belief in The venture was the lirst joint «:«•- (5) The Way (U) Troubleshooten 1:W-(1) Movi* ^' Life of Riley show business these days that indertaking of Ellis, who runs (7) Cartoons 7:00-1(2) Lassie (4) Crusader Rabbit (4) Ail-Star Golf smash hits only can survive. summer theater in Bucks Coun- &1S- (2) Previews (9) Championship Bridge (7) Cartoon* (5) Jim Bowie Although it has yet to have a y, Pa., and Hammerstein, the 8:20— (2) Give Us This Day (II) Whirlybirds 8:30— (5) Cartoon (7) Bing Crosby Golf leek o! sell-but business, ^ the burth generation oj his family (9) News and Weather 7:30— (2) Dennis the Menact • 1:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo (") Ramar of the Jungle play celebrates its first anniver- :o be active in the theater. His 8:25— (2) News (4) Disney's World (4) Andy's Gang 5:30- (2) Movie sary Feb. 23 and thus far has 'ather was Oscar Hammerstein (9) Christophers (7) Follow the Sun (5) Just lor Fun (5) Felix and Diver Dan earned a profit of over 90 per II. 8:39— (2) Amos 'n' Andy (9) Golden World of 9:05— (9) News and Weather (11) Robin Hood :ent on a (120,000 investment. Both partners got experience ,(5) Light Time (II) Main Event 9:10—(9) Mmanac Newsreel 5:50- (9) Playback The run, which producers Mi- is stage managers, and Ihey (9) Oral Roberts ' Opera 9:15— (9) Cartoons 5:55- (9) Golf Tips :hael Ellis and William Hammer- igree the training was invaluable 8:45— (4) Library Lions 7:55- (5) Senate Report itein expect to continue into June, 9:30- (4) Pip the Piper avoiding many of the fiscal (5) Cartoons 8:00- (2) Ed Sullivan SATURDAY EVENING ill be followed by a national (7) Anlmaland isks that imperil newcomers. 9:09— (2) My Little Margie (5) Award Theater our. (9) Movie 6:00- (4) News "Too many producers give In (5) Wondarama (9) 12 Star Salute 10:00- (2) Video Village Jr. (5) Cartoons Among the oddities involved in :co easily on money matters," (7) Q.T. Hush (11) NFL Highlight! (4) Shari Lewis (7) Two Faces West the comedy's career, one of the says Hammerstein. A factor in (9) Faraway Places 8:30- (4) Car 54 (7) Cartoons (B) Tcrrytoons Circus most impressive has been its con- the show's run is its weekly (II) Let's Have Fun (5) Opinion in the Capital 10:30- (2) Mighty Mouse (11)-Broken Arrow trary box office behavior. Most break-even cost of $18,000, one of I: IJ-(4) Protestant Fourth R (7) Lawman ($) King Leonardo 6:15- (4) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers productions gradually decline in ihe lowest in town. (9) Christian Science (II) Victory At Sea (7) Q. T. Hush 6:30- (4) Recital Hall :icket demand the longer they Ellis stresses the importance ol I:J»- (2) Way To Go 9:00- (2) GE Theater 11:00— (2) Allakazam (7) Lone Ranger run, but "Come Blow Your Horn" a summer tryout that preceded (4) Let'J Talk About God . (4) Bonanza (4) Fury (9) Championship keeps increasing. In its first full main stem presentation. (7) Funny Manns (5) Open End (7) Little Rascals Bowling week it grossed $19,523. In its "Writers hate to accept such (9) Russia (7) Bus Stop (9) Cooking (11) Supercar 36th week the take was $30,162. ryouts once a script has been 1:45— (4) Jewish Fourth R (») Movie Before Ellis and Hammerstein 11:10- <2) Roy Rogers 8:45- (2) News :onsidered in town, and we had 10:00— (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (11) Groucho UNDER THE BIG TOP — Exploring the perennial appeal of the jbtained the property, nine estab- (4) Make Room for 6:50- (2) Local News to win approval of the test in (4) Eastern Wisdom and 9:30- (2) Jack Beany 6:55- (2) Weather Big Top, NBCi "Project 10" hu captured on iound-fllm both lished production offices optioned, Daddy the clamour and th« grubby reality of life under cinvaa. Ita full- stead ot booking it directly for Modern Life (11) Explore The World 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt (5) Just for Fun hour "Circus" will be the "Du Pont Show o( the Week" on NBC- Broadway," says Ellis. (7) Builders Showcase 10:00- (2) Candid Camera (7) Barney Bear (4) News TV Sunday) Jan. 21, with famous clown Emmett Kelly ai story "Actually we made a few hun (9) Report to the People (4) Du Pont Show teller. It It a tale told chiefly from the viewpoint of clrcm folk 10:10— (2) Look Up and Live (7) Adventures In (11) Builders' Showcase (5) Circus Boy Mrs. Linley dred dollars on the two-week try (7) Matty's Funday themaelvea, concentrating on the real life of the "backyard," and out besides .finding out what (4) Inquiry Paradise SATURDAY AFTERNOON featuring on-Btage performances as well. The clown aoaking tired Funnies :hanges might be desirable." (7) Focus (II) Bold Venture Sky King feet In the water-bucket Is Gene Lewis. 12: H- (2) (11) Superman All Flopped (9) Senate News 0:30- (2) What's My Lln« Update Tells of Trip (4) 7:10- (4) Weather Conference (II) De Gaulle and the Texan Ellis five times previously has (7) 7:15— (4) Financial News 10:45— (9) Congressional Six Year War Movie been involved in Broadway offer- (9) 7:20- (4) Sports To Detroit Conference 1:00- (2) News (H) High School ings—"None had a try out and all 1:00— (2) Camera Three 7: J0~ (2) Perry Mason LONG BRANCH — Members (4) Newg Basketball TV Key Mailbag Hopped," he notes. (4) Searchlight (4) Wells Fargo (5) N«ws 12:15- (5) Learn to Draw of the Women of St. James Epis- Star of "Come Blow Your (5) Jungle Jim (7) Faith For Today (7) News 12:30- (2) My Friend Flicka copal Church met Tuesday and Horn" ij Hal March, best known (7) Roaring 20's Answer—Allan is Jack's fathe (9) Kingdom of the Sea (11) Inner Sanctum Mr. Wizard By STEVEN H. SCHEUER heard Mrs. Herbert L. Linley re- irevlously as a master of cere- (9) Great Music . and actress Irene Hervey is hi 1:30— (2) American Musical 1:05- (5) Crusade In th. Pacific Follow that Man late her experiences at the tri- mony on TV quiz programs. (11) Sergeant Preston QUESTION-Is Loretta Young mother. Jack'* dad was very Theater 1:10- (4) Weather Funny Manns ennial convention In Detroit last "Who thought of him (or the <> 8:00— (5) Night Court retired from show business? Ex- popular in the M-G-M musicals (4) 12 Star Salute 1:15— (2) Movie News cept for reruns ot her old show fall. part?" mused Hammerstein. "He 1:00- (2) (11) Invisible Man of the late thirties and early for- (7) Thli li the Anvwer (4) Movie Tri-State Education guest Mrs. Linley, wife of the rector did. He kept pushing for the role 8:50- (2) Defenders I haven't seen her as a ties, such as "The Firefly" in (9) High Road to Danger (7) Movie Movie Most of St. James, and custodian of —and he was' right." March por. () (4) Tall Man on any other TV series. which he sang "The Donkey Ser- SUNDAY AFTERNOON (9) Playback Movie stars whose series are no longer the United Thsnk Offering of the trays a suave bachelor showing (7) (7) Leave It to Beaver enade" (which later became hi 1:20- (9) Movie Accent on show up sooner or later as diocese of New Jersey, presented a younger brother how to live it 12:00— (7) Cartoons 1:10- (2) (9) Movie theme song) to Jeanette MacDon- 12:05- (5) Movie Cameo Theater a check" for $89,000 from the par- up. (9) Movie (4) guests on other shows and that's aid. Jack was recently release 2:15— (9) Almanac Newsreel Playback (11) Boots and Saddles ishes in this diocese at the con- Raising the money for the show .2:15— (2) WCBS-TV Views the 1:50- (9) what started me wondering from the service and is hoping 8:20- (9) News and Weather Golf Tips 9:00- (4) Movie clave. was difficult. Big backers weren't Press 1-.S5— (9) whether Loretta was retired.— to become a big singing star lik 12:50- (2) Movie 2:00- (2) New York Forum (5) Wrestling Mrs. George Parker, West Long interested in the fledgling spon 2:30— (2) Washington Mrs. E. H-, Bogalusa, La. his dad. 1:00- (4) Movie Movie (7) Lawrence Welk Branch, presided. Miss Ruth sors. The necessary cash was col- Conversation (5) Answer—Miss Young is cur- 1:05- (5) News Movie (11) 26 Men rently planning a return to week- Van Dusen led the opening pray lected from 167 angels, 93 of (4) Youth Forums (9) Question—T recently saw th 2:30- (2) News Christophers 8:J0- (2) Have Gun Will ly TV with a new series tenta- ers. Officers' reports were heard whom dared only $3D0 each. (7) Youth Wants to Know (11) movie "It Happened One Night" (4) Sermonette Famous Artists Travel tively called "Christene's Chil- rom Mrs. John M. Barnes, Fair After that there was a long (11) Encounter ") on TV and thought I recognized 2:33— (2) Give Us This Day Living Word dren." There is also a chance Haven, and Mrs. James Nudd, struggle to get a theater. 12:55- (2) News (11) (11) Global Zobel Roscoe Karns as the man who Movie she may make a movie. Her last Jr., Eatontown. On tryout tour, the comedy 1:00- (2) Movie MONDAY MORNINa 2:25- (7) [0:00— (2) Gunsmoke threatened to expose Claudett Eye on New York movie was "It Happens Every A hat sale party has been opened In Philadelphia to rave (4) A Moment With 5:45- (2) Preview* 2:50- (2) (7) Boxing Colbert to the police. Am I right, (4) Pro Basketball Thursday" in 1953. scheduled by the group to take notices and in the midst of a Wiz- (5) Movie 5:5»- (2) Give Ut Thli Day (9) Movie and, if so, is Karns currently (7) Movie (») This Is The Life place Tues., Feb. 27, in the par- ard that temporarily paralyzed 5:55- (2) Newa (11) Movie playing a part In the Jacki (11) Continental Minia- 1:00- (2) Young Worlds Question—Is the singer Jack ish hall on Broadway at 8 p.m he box office. (4) Sermonette 10:45- (7) Make That Sare Cooper TV show, "Hennesey"?— Mrs. Morton A. Barnes, Ocean tures (ID Abbott and Costello Jones, who appeared with Gor- The production premiered with 1:00- (2) College of The Air 11:00- (2) News Mrs. E.M.F., Tacoma, Wash. port, is chairman of the affair 1:30- (4) Catholic Hour 3:J0- (2) Movie don and Sheila MacRae in the a negligible advance ticket sale. (4) Continental Classroom (5) Movie which will be open to the public (11) Dangerous Movie TV New Year's Eve special, the Answer—You have a keen ey( Only after six of ihe seven New J:SO— (2) People's Choice (5) (7) News Assisting on the committee wil Assignment son of Allan Jones, who used to for faces. It was a much youngei York newspaper reviewers . (4) Continental Classroom be volunteers from the four 1:50— (9) Playback 11:10- (2) Weather be a singer in movies?-L. S. Roscoe Karns in the Clark Ga praised the show did party 1:40- (5) Call to Prayer guilds, with Mrs. Nudd as re- 1:55- (9) Golf Tips (4) News Albany, N. Y. ble - Claudette Colbert movie, agents get busy and brokers come 1:45- (5) Educational Film 11:15- (2) Movie Karns plays the bewildered Ad freshment chairman for this calling. 2:00— (4) Space Log BLACK (9) Movie 7:«O- (J) Newt event. (7) Hong Kong miral Shafer in the weekly TV Before the opening, the movie (4) Today 11:20- (4) Weather series, "Hennesey." Mrs. John M. Barnes and Mrs, rights were sold, but under an (II) Public Defender Houses Sold 2:30— (2) Sports Spectacular 7:15- (5) Newa 11:25- (4) Movie Edward C. Wilson, Sr., Ocean, arrangement whereby the longer 7:28— (7) Morning Prayer POINT INN 11:30— (9) Seekers Question—Could you please tel port, are chairmen of a commit the play runs on Broadway, the (4) Direct Line 7:30— (5) English for American j me if Anthony Quinn is married? (7) Meet The Professor Formerly Frank's (11) Jalopy Races By Walker tee to make inquiries about thi higher goes the payment, to a (7) Early Bird Cartooni If so, to whom?—M. K., Claumel (II) City Detective 12.00- (9) Hy Gardner cost and materials suitable for maximum of $250,000. 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo SHREWSBURY — Walker & City, 111. 3:00— (4) Open Mind DANCING 12:15- (7) Movie the flooring of the newly con- "We should make that easily," (5) Sandy Becker Walter, realtors with offices hen (5) Movie 12:30- (5) Movie Answer—Quinn is married t structed kitchen in the education says Ellis. (7) Tommy Seven and in Hazlet, have announced (7) Directions '62 Every Friday and 1:00- (4) Movie Katherine DeMille, daughter o al wing. 8:30— (7) Little Rascals the sale of several houses in this (11) Front Page Story (9) Almanac Newsrecl the late motion picture produce Mrs. Parker announced tha 8:50— (9) News and Weather vicinity. 3:30— (7) Adlai Stevenson Saturday Night 1:05- (9) News and Weather C. B. DeMille. World Day of Prayer of the Lon 8:55— (9) Almanac Newsree! To Enroll (II) Decoy 1:25- (2) Movie Former residents of Illinois, Mr. (For an answer to your que! Branch Council of Churches wil 9:00— (2) A,mos' 'n Andy Your Congenial Hosts: J:50- (9) Playback 2:30— (4) Sermonctte and Mrs. Walter Komorowski, tion about any TV program or ac be held March 9 at the First Bap (4) Slimnastics • b|.f| I •i*XM Formerly of 3:55- (9) Golf Tips • Phil LUCia union Horn, 3:0»- (2) News have purchased a New Shrews- tor, write to TV Key Mailbag tist Church on Bath Ave. Quiel 1,000 New (7) Memory Lane 4:00- (2) World of Golf 3:05- (2) Give Us This Day bury ranch home with marble c-o The Register.) Day wil be observed in Keyport (9) Movie (4) Invitation To Art • Vincent Patton <"«•""">" fireplace from William Bennett. March 14 at St. Mary's Episcopa 9:15— (4) Family (7) Issues and Answers Mr. Komorowski is an engineer Church for the Monmouth Dis Boy Scouts 9:25- (5) News HEALTH CAPSULES (9) Movie Pizza Served or Take Out with Bell Telephone Laboratories trict. OAKHURST-About 1,000 boys 1:30- (2) My Little Marglt by Michael A. Fetli, M.D. To Show (II) National Pro Bowling 113 E. RIVER RD., RUMSON in New York. Refreshments were served by may joint the Boy Scouts this (5) Topper 4:30— (4) Voice of Democracy HOW OFTEN POES A 'STREP' A Cape Cod on James St. members of St. Mary's Guild. year If plans for the organization 10:00- (2) Calender TEL. 842-S838 (7) American Civil War THROAT PROPUCE Shrewsbury, was sold by Mr. and Film On Others present were Mrs Ed of 25 new scouting units in the (4) Say When RHEUMATIC FEVER ? 5:00— (2) Amatuer Hour Mrs. William Addie to Mr. and ward Getchell, Elberon; Mrs. county materialize, according to (5) Movie (4) Focus Mrs. Carl Jensen. The Addies Oonald Donaldson, Wanamassa; Dale B. Otto of Little Silver, who (7) Susie (5) Racket Squad have moved to North Jersey. Missions Mrs. Milton Ging, Mrs, Donald heads the Monmouth Counci 10:05-(ll) Time For Science (7) Bing Crosby Coif N A four-bedroom ranch at Timo- SHREWSBURY — The film Rogers, Mrs. John Frey, Mrs. 'new unit" program. 10:20—(11) Adelante en Espanol (11) Superman Jack thy La., New Shrewsbury, was "Through These Hands," illus- Michael Mellone, Mrs. Russel Mr. Otto said 18 institutions in 10:SO— (2) I Love Lucy 5:30- (2) G. E. College Bowl sold by Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm trating the work of Presbyteriar Bodine, Mrs. Robert Peterson, he county have accepted an in (4) Play Your Hunch (5) Dial 999 Sullivan's Colton to the Rcinhard Baars. medical missionaries, will tx Mrs. Fred Behlmer and Mrs, vitationto add the scout program (7) Gale Storm Mr. Baars is a microwave pro* (II) Casey Jonei SPRING LAKE, N.J.' shown at Thursday's meeting o: Roy Thorpe, all of this city. to youth activities and would par- 5; (9) Jack LaLanne ect engineer with John Gombos, the Women's Association of thf ticipate in a special meeting! 50- (') Playback 5:55-(9) Golf Tips 10:40-(H) Places In The Newt Inc., Clifton. Presbyterian Church at 8 p.m Wednesday at the Georgian 11:00- (2) /idea Vilage James Anderson, Jr., of An in the lounge of the churcr House in Ocean Township. SUNDAY EVENINO (4) Price Is Right derson Bros, Movers, has pur New house. Those who plan to attend the «:00— (2) Twentieth Century (7) Texan AL KENNY chased the home of Mr. and Mrs. Officers elected in December meeting will represent: Keans- (4) Meet The Press (9) Herb Sheldon ftnntloiul Planltl Angelo Scaho at 37 Silverwhite are: President, Mrs. Joseph Me Shrewsbury burp Methodist Church; Holy (5) Movie (11) Music Wherever You Appearing Nlttly Rd., Little Silver. The Scalzo fam Cann; first vice president, Mrs Family Catholic Church, Union (9) Zoorama Go ily plans to move South. JoAnn Walwark, daughter ol Erv Bradley Dance Orch, Robert Bruguiere; second vice Beach; First Baptist Church, 1:20—(1I> Modern Math The James Campbells of Stirl Mr. and Mrs. Roger Walwark Fri. & Sat. Nites president, Mrs. John Simpson Matawan; Cove Road School 11:30— (2) Your Surprise ing, are getting settled in their 18 Kent PL, celebrated her 11th accommodations for recording secretary, Mrs. Lawtoi PTA, Hazlet: St. James Episco- Package YOU HAVE ABOUT THREE brand new ranch on Birch Dr., birthday at a dinner party Jan. CD Test Cox; corresponding secretary pal Church, Bradley Beach; Red (4) Concentration Luncheon - Dinner CHANCES IN IOO OF PEVEL- Shrewsbury. This three-bedroom 9. Attending were Nancy Knauff Mrs. John Montgomery, an Bank Men's Club; River Street (5) Romper Room Weddings - Parties OPING RHEUMATIC FEVER house was built by Sam Kleiner. Susan Miller, Robin Steckhahn, treasurer, Mrs. John Newbon. School PTA, Red Bank; Har- Is Saturday (7) Yours For A Song Anniversaries UNLESS VOU RECEIVE Mr. Campbell is associated with Judy Thomson, Beth Morris, PRIVATE ROOM ADEQUATE TREATMENT. Mrs. McCann announced the mony School PTA, Middletown; 11:40—(11) Places In The Newi Bell Telephone Laboratories in Janet Curatalo, Dottie Jean Heg- TRENTON (AP) - - Acting H.illh C»piul« giv« htlpliil information. following chairmen: Morning Cir- St. Mary's Church, Middletown; 11:55- (2) News Gibson 9-9000 Holmdel. gie and Gale Balaban. State Civil Defense . Director ,11 tinol intandtd to b* OT m diagnostic niturr cle 1, Mrs. Herbert Mayes; Morn- Trinity Episcopal Church, Asbury New owners of 11 Kent PL, New Park; Keyport BaDtist Church; Thomas S. Dignan has announced Shrewsbury, are Mr. and Mrs ing Circle 2, Mrs. John Collins; Mrs. Robert Wayt and son Kev- race Methodist Church, Union plans for a mobilization-type ex John Britton, formerly of Long Afternoon Circle, Miss Nettii i, Los Angeles, Calif., were week Beach; Calvary Baptist Church, ercise tomorrow for CD units in Branch. The E. W. Szelewas, who Stout; Evening Circle Mrs. Glen end guests at the home of Mr The Oceanport; Star of the Sea Cath- seven Central New Jersey coun- lived there, have moved to Chi- Appleyard; Mission Belles, Mrs and Mrs. Philip Hartung, i) olic Church, Long Branch; St. ties. Gregory; Devotion, Mrs. Williar Fairfleld Dr. J cago. Catherine's Catholic Church, East No sirens will sound during A MEASURE OF MUSIC and Mrs. Alex McClees Crome. Mr. Keansburg; Wanamassa Chris- the test. The public will not be UNION have sold their ranch home on Presbyterian Homes, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. John Linney and tian Reformed Church; Red Bank required to take part, Dignan three acres in Rumson to Cmdr. Frank Bonden and Mrs. Richarc daughters Christine and Jean Methodist Church and Oceanport said. and Mrs. Alexander Gorski, for- Nichols; hospitality, Mrs. Charles anne, 7 Fairfield Dr., have' re- Lions Club. The drill plan assumes state merly of Lincroft. Cmdr. Gorski Olin and Mrs. Sidney Kodama, turned from five days at Lake CD headquarters alerts the '•nun HOUSE is a stock broker, associated with house chairman, Mrs. Herbert Placid. They were attending thi lies at 8 a.m. to an attack which Carrcau & Co. The McClees fam- Downes; key woman, Mrs. James Eastern Figure Skating Cham might occur four, hours later The ily moved to Arizona. Wolcott; membership, Mrs. Wil pionships. Welfare Board movement nf CD vehicles and RESTAURANT A new bi-level at Heather Hill, iiam Pliifer; missionary, Mrs personnel will begin at 8 a.m. and Lincroft, was sold to Mr. and Frank Storck; missionary sewing Mr. and Mis. Eric Luster, 30; Elects VanMater continue until noon, Monmouth COCKTAIL LOUNGE Mrs. Kermit Whitcman. The four- Mrs. Charles W. Thorne. Riveredge Rd., spent eight day. and Ocean are among the coun- bedroom house was built by Sto- Publicity, Mrs. Hugh Boyd recently on the West Coast. Whili FREEHOLD —The Monmouth ties participating. loff and Shane. Mr. Whiteman is telephone, Mrs. Theophilus Speck; there they visited Mr. and Mrs County Board Wednesday elected WHARF AVENUE Pierre VanMater of Marlboro manager of the cafeteria at Du- nominating, Mrs. Charles Pom Fred Pickerell, Encino, Calif., In the United States last year president to succeed Wayne D. Pont de Nemours of Parlin. anowski; outside activities, Mrs former residents of New Shrews- enough shirts were laundered by RED BANK McMurray of Asbury Park, who Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Boll Allan Wallace, Mrs. David Row bury. professional laundries to provide resigned. SH 1-1500 have sold their four-bedroom land and Mrs. Richard Nevius: one for every human being on ranch house at 69 Stratford Rd., strawberry festival, Mrs, Frei Tom Wilderspin, Monmouth Tha former president was re- earth—2,852,000,000 of them. New Shrewsbury, to Mr. and Mrs, Billott and Mrs. Thomas Dunlap Beach, showed rocks from his placed on the board by Ernest Allan Wikmnn, who spent I1/ and Christmas fair, Mrs. Williarr collection and talked about them S. Lass of Interlaken, When Mr. years in South America. Mr. Wik Keller and Mrs. Robert Brug recently for the third grade class Lass was appointed by the Board of Freeholders last month, Free- man is a marketing counselo mere. es of Mrs. Kathleen Dallon am with' Robert Brogarnick, Inc. Mrs. Mary Doherty at Sycamon holder Director Joseph C. Irwln said lie believed Mr. Lass would STARRING SALLY ANN HOWES N.Y. ARRIVES IN GERMANY School. Mr. Wiklcrspin. a retire! A colonial split level with water lieating engineer, collects rock be named chairman. ANDRES SEGOVIA • EARL WRIGHTSON rights at 5 Wardell Ave., Rum- WORMS, Germany — Army as a hobby. At its organization session, son, was sold by Mr. and Mrs. Pvt. Ignacio Durand, son of Mrs. however, the Welfare Board CHAD MITCHELL TRIO Albert Reining to Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Garcia, 44 Nottingham John Heggie and daughters, 92 choso Mr. VanMater, a member MARIE TALLCHIEF • RUDOLPH NOUREYEV John Willms, formerly of Lake Way, Middletown, N. J., recently Willow Dr., have returned from for many years. It was reported (1% (Georgian Bluff, III. Mr. Willms Is an en- arrived in Germany and is now a two-week holiday vacation with that Mr. Lass asked not to be AND SPECIAL GUEST STAR JANE POWELL gineer with Bell Telephone Labo- assigned to the 48th Infantry. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- named chairman because he was Announces Banquet Prices ratory in New York. The Rein- A rifleman in the infantry's ert Heggie, St. Petersburg, Fla. undertaking the board responsl WITH DONALD VOORHEES AND THE ings have left for Texas. Headquarters Co. in Worms, bility for the first time. He was Fresh Fruit Cup - Soup • Salad - Rolls - Crackers - Butter Pvt, Durand entered the Army Nancy Elliott, daughter of Mr, elected vice chairman. • I/J Broiled Chicken $2.50 • Pot Roast $2.50 Mr. and Mrs. M. Theodore Tay- • Turkey $3.00 • Roasl Beef (Top Sirloin) J3.00 BELL TELEPHONE ORCHESTRA lor of Connecticut have purchased last July and completed basic ind Mrs. J. Richard Elliott, Both Mr. McMurray and Mr. Lass are executives of the Asbury • Prime Rib $4.00 from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. training at Fort Dix, N. J. Surry La., ^elehratcd .her lOtl Potatoes • Vegetable - Dessert and Colfcc LIVE AND IN COLOR ON NBC-TV Park Press. Laird a split level on a larsci The 19-year-old soldier, whose birthday with a party Saturday Facilities Up to 2S0 Persons nlot complete with brook at 150 father, Ignacio Durand, lives in Her guests incduded Susan Mill TONIGHT 9:30 CHANNEL 4 ,loverdale Cir., New Shrewsbury. Brooklyn, is a 1961 graduate of er, Charlcne Rapp, Leslie Guise, I More vessels pass through the ALSO SPECIAL LUNCH PRICES! —— BELL TELEPHONE HOUR Mr. Taylor is associated with Union Hill High School, Union Renee Mecelli, Karen Deotula, Kiel Canal between the North and Prentiss Hall. City, N. J., and was employed by Jeannie Norris, Cindy Littman, Baltic Seas than travel through! RT. 35 WEST DEAL, N. J. "PRESENTED BV THE BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM Mrs. Gloria Nilson represented Avon Decorator in New York be- Kathy Rose, Patty Reynolds and either the Panama or Suez (3 miles south of Eatontown Circle) KE 1-4113 Walker and Walker on the sales, fora entering the. Army. Maria Brown. Canals. ' 16—Friday, January 19. I%2 R£D BA.NK REGISTER Schedule of Religious Services

1 METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN TRINITY EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION BETH HOLY TRINITY EV. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Red Bank 1 Red Bank Red Bank SHALOM LUTHERAN Red Bank .". "The Purpose Beyond Salva- Rev. James L. Ewalt, associ- The Holy Eucharist will be ce! Americans Combine Red Bank Red Bank The lesson-sermon. entitled tion" will be the sermon subject ate minister, will preach on the ebrated Sunday at 8 a.m. Th The Sabbsth Candles will b Morning worship will be hel "Life" will Le read tii ,»ervlce» of Rev. Kerry Robb, associate theme, "How To Be Content," family service and church scho lighted today at 4:28 p.m. Minchi Sunday it 9:20 a.m. There wi Sunday at 11 a.m. ' minister, Sunday at the 9:30 andSunday at the 9:15 ajid 11 a.m. will begin at 9:15 a.m. Travel With Religion services will start at 4:45 p.m be no 11 a.m. service. Selections from the Bible will 11 a.m. services. services in the absence of Rev. "Why Does God Allow Hun followed by Traditional Kabbola; The annual congregation! include this verse from Psalm The sacrament of baptism will Dr. Charles S. Webster, who will canes?" will be the subject of By MARY CAMPBELL ITourism Information Eervi Shabbos services and Maariv. meeting will be held Sunday, 40: "I delight to do thy will, O be administered at both services.!be the guest preacher in the ca- family service talk by Georg AP Newsfeatures Writer notes that in Jordan, most vi Junior Congregation will mei two parts. The iirst will beg my God: yea, thy law' is within Rev. W. Gordon Lowden, minis-idct chapel of the United States Smith-Winnes. Saturday at 9:15 a.m. Adult Sab- at 10:10 a.m., and will adjou my heart." NEW YORK (AP) - More and itors are interested primarily tcr, will assist in the services, j Military Academy at West Point. Morning prayer and sermon b bath Services will begin at 9:3 by 11:15 a.m. The second po From "Science and Health with more Americans are combin the holy places. However, a Mgi The prelude will be "Ye Fair William C. Wood, minister of (he rector. Rev. Canon Charli percentage don't stay more thai a.m, tion will begin at 6:30 p.m. Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Green Hills" by Stella. The music, will play "Prelude, Fu- ing travel with religion. If. Best, will be at 11 a.m. two or three days in the coun The Torah reading is "Beshs Sunday school has been planm Baker Eddy this citation will be Youth Choir will sins, "Fight gue and Variation," C. Franck, They are going, Bible and cam- There will be no Wednesda; try because they are on worl lach" from the Book of Exodus to last until 11:15, while tl read: "Truth, Life, and Lave are the Good Fight" by Rhodes at land "Toccata," M. Monniken- era in hand, to old Jerusalem services this week. tours. The prophetic Hoftdroh portioi morning meeting is in progres the only, legitimate and eternal 9:30 a.m. and the Chancel Choir dam. and Bethlehm in Jordan, to Gali- The Deltas will meet Sunda; "When we book a tour in th will be chanted from Judges 4. There will be a dinner fi demands on man, and they are will sing "Kyrie Elcison" by! At, 9:15 a.m. Mrs. John Mad- lee and Nazareth in Israel. And at 7:3d p.m. Bible lands," Lee says, "We a! A Kiddush by Sisterhood wi: adults and the confirmation cla spiritual lawgivers, enforcing they are going to Europe as well Francesco Durante at 11 a.m dus will be the soprano soloist. Alcoholics Anonymous and th ways have to arrange for a meei follow the Musof service. Sunday at 5:30 p.m., but it is ni obedience through divine stat- Both choirs are under the direo Her selections will be "Adore and Al-Anon Group will meet Moi —to see the shrines of Lourdes, ing room in the hotel. The Prot necessary to attend the dinn utes." Be Still," C. Gounod, and "Hear Fatima, Rome, Assist, Padua, Sabbath will end at 5:36 p.m tion of Herbert Burtis, orjjanlst. day at 9 p.m. estant minister or Catholic prie: to participate in the evening sei The golden text is from John Yc Israel,." F. Mendelssohn. The Parray le Monial. Pre-Hebrew ichool class Alter flowers will be given by The Acolytes Guild will mei who is leading the tour briei sion. (17): "This is life eternal, that ushers will be Woodrow Francis, Approximately 20,000 Ameri- meet Sunday at 9:30 a.m. the McCoach family in rc- Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the people every night on whi The church council will mei they might know thee the only Walter B. Gillette,. Warren Hub cans went to the Holy Land in Sunday school classes will mee memberance of their parents, The Triangle Club will mei they will see the next day." Monday at 8 p.m. true God, and Jesus Christ, whom bard, Moses C. Murphey and Wil- 1960 and 21,000 in 1961. David at 10 a.m. Mr. . and Mrs. Alexander J. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Americans go on religious pi thou hast sent." liam J. Ryan. Frank D. Shaw Lee, director of religious travel Post Bar-Mitzvah class wi: McCoach. The chancel [lowers grimages in diverse ways—alon CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAE and David W. • Woodward will for American Express Travel meet with the rabbi Sunday will be given by Mrs. Edgar C. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES in couples, in groups from on CONSERVATIVE CHURCH OF CHRIST comprise the welcoming commit Service, reports: "1 think it 10:30 a.m. Hebrew classes meei Cook, Miss Hilda Johnson, and Red Bank church congregation or organiza- Rumson tee. would be conservative to say daily from 3:45 to 6:05 p.m. Red Bank Raymond C. Johnson in memory "Why Are There So Many R( tion, in groups made up of pec Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal wi there will be between and 8 to Regular meeting of Bnal Britr Bible classes will begin at 10 of their parents; Mr. and Mrs, At 11 a.m., the Tower Hill llgions?" will be answered in pie who don't know each othe: preach tonight at 8:30 on the sul 10 per cent Increase over 1961 Women will be held Tuesday ai a.m. Sunday. C. H. Johnson and Mrs. Cook's Choir will sing "Fight the Good discourse by local minister, Cla: and may not all be on the sam ject, "The Lesson, of the Trees, this year." 8:30 p.m. Charles L. Brown, minister, husband, Edgar C. Cook. Fight," W, G. Darst, and "Fa ence Dean; Sunday at 6 p.m. Fol faith. Cantor Sidney Scharff will chai The Sisterhood board meetini will present the lesson at the Lloyd Pathe of the Monmouth ther. Once More Wilhin Thy Holy lowing, the Watchtower artic Interest Expands Small Town Travelers the liturgy, assisted by the Bni 11 a.m. hour of worship. James will take place Thursday at 8:3 Israel Choir under the directlo Ski Club will speak to the Wesley Place," H. A. Matthews. The ush- "Courageous in the Face of th Tom Broderick, director of the Studies indicate that most Elliott will direct the congrega- p.m. of Leonard Schlosberg. Fellowship Sunday at 8:30 p.m. ers will be Fred R. Darnels, Hu- World's Armageddon" will h Guild of Catholic Travel, says, the religious travelers are from tiona! singing. John Kondrup will The parents of children to be bert M. Farrow, Jr., Thomas S. studied at 7:15 p.m. Nancy and Susan Barna, tw. "There are no official figures of small towns, are women, and an EMBURY METHODIST read scripture and lead in prayer. baptized Sunday will meet with Field, Richard E. Kramer and Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Bibli over 50 years of age. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harr Each .first day at this hour com- [ho number of Catholics travel- Little Silver Rev. Mr. Lowdon tonight at 8| Charles C.'Maiite. The welcoming study will be held at 69 Lincoli But of course there are man; Barna, will celebrate their Ba munion is served. ing. But interest in Catholic pil- Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, o'clock. committee will consist of Nor- St., Fairvlew; 60 Cedar Ave, exceptions. "On your shorte; Mitsvah and will chant th grimages and Catholic-interest will preach Sunday at 11 a.m The minister will present anoth- There will be fulh' dancing man C. Gardner and Kudolph W. Fair Haven; 82 Pear St., Ne ours to Europe and the Holy tours—three weeks for examp! prophetic portion and part of th er lesson at the 6:30 p.m. wor- ! on the theme "The Baptism o the youth room tomorrow at -Moy. Shrewsbury; 10 St. Mary's PI, -we get younger people, ofte; service. Candle lighting tim Land have expanded considerab- Christ." Mrs. L. C. Tatem, or ship. p.m. under the. direction of M and 220 Pearl St., Red Bank. from offices," Lee says. will be 4:37 p.m. Mrs. Barm At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church ly over the past few years. ganist and choir director, will d A men's training class for and Mrs. Robert Boykin. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. the Min will recite the candle blessin; school will meet, and nursery "I would say they're increas- "And one time I went out t rect the junior choir anthem Christian leadership will meet The executive board of Istry School will study the sub The floral arrangement for th< care will be provided with a reg- ing at a greater fate than gen the airport to see a group off t< 'Holy Spirit, Guide Us," by Hea Monday evening at 7:30. Woman's Society of Christia ject, "The English Bible ii pulpit and the refreshments fo istered nurse in attendance. eral-interest travel is. Jordan. And there stood a slen ey Willan and the Senior Choir', A period of Bible study from Service will meet Monday at Print." The service meetini der young man in a pair of tigh the Oneg Shabbat, to which th At 10:30 a.m. a coffee hour will "We had a very, very active anthem, "Brother James Air" b; the Old Testament will be con- p.m. In room 112 ol the educa theme will be "A Foundation i: pants. He told me he was a cow entire congregation is invite' be held for the church school year in 1960—with the Passion Gordon Jacob. ducted Thursday at 7:30 p.m. tion building. staff. laid—let each one watch how b boy from Montana and he'd reai will be donated by Mr. and Mn Play at Oberammergau, an in- Barna. The nursery school will be hel At 12:15 p.m. tha Geneva Fel- Is building on it." about the tour in a Catholic week The Sunday school teachen ternational Eucharistic Congress AMEZION Tuesday at 9:15 until 11,30 a.rr lowship will sponsor a coffee hour ]y magazine one night In th will meet in the sanctuary Sun- Junior Congregation service: in Munich and the Olympic Red Bank The Interdenominational praye for all single young adults of the ST. JAMES CATHOLIC bunkhouse. day at 9:30 a.m. for prayer. Sun- will be tomorrow at 9:15 a.m fames in Rome. There's always Rev. Charles E. Bourne will and study group will meet Tue congregation, and servicemen. Red Bank "He said when he wasn't read day school classes will meet al Adult services will be at 10 a.m an anti-climax in Catholic travel 9:45 a.m. in the church hall. preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sun- day at 10 a.m. "A Guide to Mon At 5:30 p.m. the executive com- Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, ing that magazine, he read th Rabbi Rosenthal will speak oi day school will meet at 9:30 a.m. : after a big year. I think '62 will The evening program of th the portion of the week. Canto; Effective Praying." the stud miltec of the Westminster Fel- 9. 10 11 and 12 (high mass) I Bible, and he had a great cur- There will be a prayer meet- be almost as good as '60." Methodist Youth Fellowship wil! Scharff will chant the service, course being conducted eac lowship ninth graders will meet the church and 9, 10 and 1 iosity to see the places in it! ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. Tuesday night in January 1 in the Combs-De Voe Memorial o'clock in the high school aud Cultural Interest "I don't know how much cow begin at 7.30 in the church hall kiddush will follow the service The subject will center on var- The third quarterly missionary Rev. Mr. Lowden, will be at Room, torlum. Broderick adds that most boys make, but he told me he ha Sunday morning services wi mass meeting will be held at the p.m. Confessions are heard Satui American Catholics touring Eu- borrowed $800 from the ranchei ious Protestant denominations. be held at 9:15, followed by At 7 p.m. the Westminster Fel- William Reisen will preside al church Thursday at 11 a.m. The Plus Forty Club will mce lowship for seventh graders will days from A to 6 p.m. and from rope combine their visits to he worked for in order to go an. class in Jewish law. The reli^ioui the meeting. school will hold Tu Blsheva Wednesday at 1:30 p.m, In room meet in Primary 3 classroom. 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- :hrines with stops of historic, see- he'd promised to pay back th ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL celebration in honor of Jewisl 112. At 7 p.m. the Westminster Fe! ing the 8 o'clock mass and afte; lie and cultural interest. money from his wages when h Members of the church will Little Silver Arbor Day. The Sisterhood wi The nursery school will con lowship for eighth graders will Novena services Monday. A study done for the Jordan came back." meet with members of Uie Red Sunday is the third Sunday af- provide fruits from Israel foi vene at 9:15 a.m. Thursday fo meet in the youth parlor. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:31 Bank Methodist Church for the '.er Epiphany. The services will each student and the children wi 2-3 and 4-year-olds. The marrle At 7 p.m. the youth seminar p.m, in the church. A baptism MONMOUTH REFORM BAPTIST :hird session of the Commission be as follows: 8 a.m., Holy Com- iymbolically plant trees in thi couples' Bible class will nice classes for high school students blank must bo obtained from thi TEMPLE Middletown in Missions program Sunday at munion; 9:30 -#m., children's Holy Land through the purchasi Thursday at 7:15 p.m, for dinner will be held. rectory and filled out before the Shrewsbury Rev. John E. Bates will speak :45 p.m. Dr. John Kulesz will church for grades 1-3 in the par- af tree certificates. The program will include th At 8 p.m. the Westminster Fel- Baptism takes place. Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrin' Sunday at 10:50 a.m. on the top- ipeak on the refugee situation in 'sh house, Richard C. Wilson, lay ibowing of a film, "Pressure, lowship for ninth graders will Novena devotions in honor o: ill conduct services tonight ic, "Do Wo Really Believe in Re- he United States. The meeting Daily services will be held eac; reader, conducting; 9:30 a.m., which portrays the commo meet in the Combs-De Voe Me- the church. 1:30, honoring the Sisterhood. demption?" vill be held in the fellowship hall ivening at 7:30. 'amily service: Holy Communion pressures o[ family living. A dis morial Room. The Sabbath candles will Ushers will be Edward Stine: if the Red Bank church. Registration for the sprin, and sermon; 11 a.m., Holy Com- Cussion period will follow. At 8 p.m. the Westminster Fel- ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC ighted by Mrs. Albert Goldstein and George Hoffmire, Jr. Flow- iemester of the Adult Institute oi munion and sermon. The rector, lowship for 10th, 11th and 12th Red Bank iresident of the Sisterhood. ers will be placed by Mr. and PRESBYTERIAN ewish Studies is now in progress, Rev. A. Allen Attenborough, will PRESBYTERIAN graders meet in Westminster Masses are celebrated Sunday The pulpit flowers will be giv Mrs. Thomas Morford, Sr. There Shrewsbury The first session will be Thurs- preach at 9:30 and 11 a.m. lay evening, Feb. 1. Courses i Rumson Hall. at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock :n by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Futer will be a nursery during the Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. St. John's vestry will meet onversational Hebrew and cus- Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m The Hathomar Club will hold a Confessions are heard Saturdays 'as in honor of the naming o service. Jev. John R. Collins, pastor, will Monday at 8:15 p.m. in the par- oms and ceremonies will be of- Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr. wi covered dish supper tonight at from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from heir baby, Ric Adam. The church school will meet a leliver the meditation "The Fra- ish house. ernity of Responsibility," based ered. continue his series of sermon 7:30 In Westminster Hall, The 7:30 to 9 p.m. Participants in the service wi 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary. The Altar Guild will hold Its •n the text Ephesians 4:16. on the eight Beatitudes with program will include brief skits Baptims are at 12:30 p.m nclude Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs The board of deacons will mee 'irst monthly meeting Wednesday message entitled, "The Inhcri and discussions, with the Rev. Sundays. Chester Levy. Mrs. Blanch Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the pas Parents will join their children LUTHER MEMORIAL at 8:15 p.m. in the parish house, gnce of the Meek." The insta and Mrs. James L. Ewalt, Wil- The Miraculous Medal Novena tlarx, Mrs. Milton Mausner, Mrs tor's study under the leadership in their church school classes at New Shrewsbury Thursday is the Feast of the lation of newly elected deacon liam C. Wood and Charles E. Is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. andLouis Popper. Mrs. Rlchan of Edward Stines, chairman. 0 a.m. Sunday. At that time: "A Miracle of Mercy" will be Conversion of St. Paul. There will :he teachers will preview the cur-: »nd trustees will take placo v Autenrielh as discussion leaders. the Perpetual Novena to St An Iteiner .and M,rs. Milton Ycsler, On Thursday, the church wil he sermon topic of Rev, Danie be a celebration of Holy Com; the 9:30 services, and the insta Monday: 8 p.m. — Monthly Ihony is held Tuesday at 7:30. 'he guest speaker at the servio hold its quarterly congregationa iculum for January, February 3. Reinheimer Sunday at th( munion at 10 a.m. lation of elders, at the 11 o'cloc. meeting of Session in Combs-De ill be Mrs, David Zeweben business meeting in Fellowship nd March With special emphasis 10:45 a.m. service. There will ipon what parents can do at jervice. Voo Memorial Room. ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL ^akewood, who is a member o Hall at 8:15 p.m. Edwin Parsells be a nursery during the service. EMMANUEL BAPTIST lome. Parents are asked to at- At both services, John H. Wot Tuesday: 8 p.m.—Weekly adult Red Bank he executive committee of th will preside as moderator. The Sunday school and Bible class- Atlantic Highlands end the 9.30 service and depart son, 3d, minister of music and Bible class taught by Rev. Mr. Holy Communion will be cele- ational Federation of Temple 1962 church budget will be is will meet at 9:30 a.m. The annual business meeting of luring the second hymn at 9:55 organist, will play. At the 9.3' )walt in the church parlor. brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. isterhoods. The title of her talk adopted at this time. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the he church will be held tonight at' o go to their children's classes. service, Mrs. Thomas Jerman Wednesday: 10 a.m.—The p Holy Communion will be cele- ill be "Our Future In Reform The Youth Fellowship will meei parsonage, the pastor will offei o'clock. will be guest soloist and the er and study group will meet in brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- udaism." at the home of Edward Baily During both services,, nursery !he second In a series of inform Sunday worship services will Westminster Choir will sing. A he chapel; 8 p.m.—Annual con- cept the fourth Sunday of each An Oneg Shabbat will follow Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The discuss- care for pre-school children will il discussions of Christian doc- be at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The the 11 o'clock service the chance tregalional and corporate meet month, when there will be a serv- ie services and the hostesses on will be led by Rae Fetterol be provided in the church house rine to persons interested in pastor, Rev. Howard M. Ervin, choir will sing, ings in Westminster Hall. ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. ill be Mrs. Jack Futerfas, Mrs, and William Stobo. Refreshments nder the direction of Mrs. Rich- nowing more about the Luther- ill preach at both. The evening rd W. Child. Church school will meet a Thursday: 10 a.m.-3p.m.—Ac- Sunday acnool will meet at 9:45 :anley Lenox, Mrs. Sidney Ru will follow. n Church before committing :ervice will be preceded by a 9:30 a.m, in all departments ex ivities day of Women's Associ- a.m. la and Mrs. Martin Wachtel. The general meeting of the The church school classes will hemselves to membership. prayer meeting at 7 p.m. cept senior high, which will meet tion in Combs-Do Voe Memorial Mrs. John Schoening, the new Women's Fellowship will be held Include: kindergarten, primary The confirmation class will Sunday school will meet at 9:45 at 10:30 a.m. In the auditorium *oom; 8 p.m.—The nursery de CHRIST EPISCOPAL rector of organ music, will play Monday, Jan. 29, at 8:15 p.m. in nd junior departments at 9:30| meet in the parsonage tomorrow m. Senior High Fellowship will meet jartment teachers of the church Shrewsbury ie organ. The choir will be un Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Robert .m. only, junior-highs at both it 9 a.m. Boys' Stockade will meet at the In the lounge, and Junior Higl' chool will meet In the nursery There will be corporate Com- ler the direction of Mrs. Vanetta Hutchinson will preside. 30 and 11 a.m., and the senior- hurch Monday at 6:15 p.m., and Fellowship in the auditorium, at lassroom. anonico and William Shopwell igh department at 11 o'clock EPISCOPAL munion Sunday at 9 a.m., when BAPTIST he Battalion Wednesday at 6:30 7:15 p.m. Officers and members of board mly. Rumson the newly elected warden and New Monmouth i.m. On Tuesday, Monmouth Prcs ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC ' trustees of the temple wil! at There will be a celebration of vestrymen will be installed in Bible School will meet Sunday The Junior-High Fellowship, un- Mid-week prayer service will bytery will meet at the Man Keansburg :nd a Leadership Institute [oly Communion Sunday at their church offices by Rev. An- at 9:30 a.m. er the leadership of George R. je held Wednesday at 8 p.m. asquan Presbyterian Church, at Sunday ma: es will be at 7, 8, eeting at the House of Living .m. in the chantry. selm Broburg. Col, Arthur E. Rev. William E. Bisgrove will 'eller, will meet Sunday at 6 The Pioneer Girls will meet at 9:45 a.m. Rev. M. T, Doule and 10, 11 and noon. udaism, New York City, Sun/ Family service and address by James will be installed warden; speak at the 10:45 a.m. service m. in the church house. The he Church Thursday, the Pil- Elder Mrs. Arthur P. Pauels wil Dally masses will be celebrated lay. he rector, Rev. Canon George and Norman W, Albert, Percy on "Fulfilling God's Purpose." enior-High Westminster Fellow- grims at 3:30 p.m. and the Col- represent the church. Session wil t 7 and 8 a.m., except on first L. Clark, Frederick E. Lombard, hip will meet at 6:30 p.m. in ' Robertshaw, will be at 9:30 nists at 7 p.m. Monday at 12:30 p.m. the Sis The anthem will be "Praise, My meet in the lounge Tuesday at Fridays when the hours will be John Osborn and Frank L. Rog- he church house with Rev. Mr. m. The girls' choir will sing. rhood will hold the yearly Soul, the King of Heaven" under 8 p.m. <:30 and 8 a.m. ers as vestrymen, :ollins presiding. At 10 a.m. Robert D. McKee ncheon for members in the au :he direction of Donald E. Bis The Inquirers' Class will meet On Holy Days, masses will be The regular 8 a.m. Holy Com- ...... „ , i will play a recital on the Mary ffered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 torium of the school building. ;rove, organist. A nursery will be In the pastor's study Thursday munion will be conducted by Fa- provided for the small children, 'resbytery meetinCollinsg :wl!.attendat the _ a|Owen Borden Memorial Carillon .m., and at 7:30 p.m. Tie guest speaker will be Miss i g p j sermon by at 8 p.m. ther Broburg, who will have as and a children's church for those lyterian Church in Manasquan Morn n raver an Confessions will be heard Sat- race Stanistreet, director of the rector will be at 11 a.m. his acolytes Melvin Ford and Paul 'rom 5 to 8 years old. The ushers "uesday at 9 a.m. ow can ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL .days, first Thursdays, and on Lombard. At the 11 a.m. prayer hildren's Center of Creative The men and boys' choir, under James Will!, Albert Griggs, The annual congregational H he eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 ,rts, Adelphi College, Garden Keansburg service David Bishop will be the George Acker, Larry Scott, Jr., the direction of Marshall C. Bush, o 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 ity, N. Y. Her subject will be eeting will be held in the Sunday services will begin with rector's aide. and Thomas Roberts. organist and choirmaster will m. Concepts of Creativity." • hurch Wednesday at 8 p.m. sing, "Jesus, Who Didst Ever • celebration of the Holy Euchar For the corporate Communion At the evening service, the pas- I learn 1st at 8 a.m. Baptisms will be administered at 9 a.m., Father Broburg ha The temple uses the facilities The Women's Association will Guide Me" by Bach. very Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian ;or will speak on "How to Know eet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the The family Eucharist and named Walter Deiss, Jr., Joseph he Things of God." On Tuesday at 5 p.m. Mr, church school will begin at 9:30 angements should be made a Fedorko, Richard Swenson, Kit Church. hurch lounge. McKee will play a recital on the The mid-week prayer service a.m. A nursery will be provided •eek In advance of the baptism. son Walton and John Yorg to Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct Mary Owen Borden Memorial to pray? will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. during this service. Rev. Edwa-d A. Corrigan Is function as crucifer, torchbear- REFORMED ie communicants' class this af- The young people will meet Carillon. aslor and Rev. Stanley Levan- ers and servers, with seminar Middletown rnoon at 3:30 for juniors and At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- Thursday at 7:30 p.m. THE TRUTH bration of the Eucharist and ser- iowski and Rev. Anthony Luisini ian David Mason. "I Will Build My Church" will 30 for seniors. FAITH REFORMED The Amico Bible Class will IN THIS mon by the rector, Rev. John M. re assistants. be Rev. Harry A. Olson's ser- Hazlet Sunday is the deadline [or res- meet Tuesday in Fellowship Hall Crum. ervations to attend the annual mon subject Sunday at 10:50 a.m. FIRST REFORMED A program of slides of the an- GREATBOOK t 8 p.m. Mrs. William E. Bis- Every weekday except Tues- CALVARY BAPTIST Bishop's Ball in Trenton next Sunday school and adult Bible New Shrewsbury niversary fair and refreshments rove will have charge of the de- CAN TEACH day, daily Morning Prayer will Oceanport Friday night. The rector or any class will meet at 9:30 a.m. "Did You Receive the Holy will be presented tonight at 8 'otions and Mrs. Anton Krumel Pdvilc e member of the Episcopal Young Dorcas Circle will meet Spirit When You Believed?" is o'clock. be'read a't 9 aVm. and daily Eve-!,._"?!.": « he program. The hostesses are YOU TO PRAY ning Prayer at 7 p.m. be the scrmnn subject of Rev churchmen will make arrange- Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Fellow- the topic of the sermon to be de- Sunday school classes will be f au| /Irs. Francis Rauch, Miss Nana livered Sunday at the 9:30 and EFFECTIVELY The Eucharist will be ccle-j r Smith Sunday at II a.m. ments, ship Hall. ' held at 9:30 and II a.m. wn lelwig, Mrs. Howard Chamber- 11 a.m. services by Rev. Isaac brated Monday at 8 a.m., andK nurseries will be available The annual congregational din- Sunday at 9:30 and II a.m. Rev. cll rln lhc ian and Mrs. John Bennett. C. Rottenberg. You can learn how to pray, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday j ' K service, EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY ner will be held Thursday at 7 Theodore C. Muller will have at h wl mcct a liow to commune with God, and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. L ^day f ?° » , OF GOD p.m. in the Howard Johnson res- ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL Roy Buser will offer a tenor his sermon topic, "God in our Holy Unction of the sick wil!I9;45 ?'m' An !"f?nt n"rSery W1" Keansburg :aurant, Rt. 35. Yearly reports Bclford solo during the first service. The Suffering." liow to listen for His guid- aIso be be administered upon request att-i available al this time. Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- will be presented, and there will Rev. Ralph Edwards, vicar, choir will sing during the second The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship ance, if you will read with an er all services, and at other times The youth groups will meet tor, will conduct services Sun- be an election of elders and will read Matins Sunday at 7:40 service. will moet Sunday at 6:30 p.m., unprejudiced, receptive Sunday al 6:30 p.m. and the Senior Youth Fellowship upon notification of the rector. day at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. deacons. a.m. Holy Eucharist, sermon and Ushers will be Frank Rogers, hougln the truth contained The sacrament of penance will The Sunday evening service The Sunday school will meet Roger Severin, Elmer Ralph, at 8:15 p.m. blessing of the new superfrontal n thisgreal 6ooA,Science and be administered Saturday from will be held at 7:30. at 9:45 a.m PRESBYTERIAN made by Mrs. Mildred Kaiser John Ciuchta, Joseph Zetkullc, The Adult Bible Class will meet i to 4:30 p.m. Prayer meeting will be Thurs- A young people's service will Lincroft will be at 8 o'clock. The servers Lester Shibla, Russell McQueen, at 8 p.m. health with Key to the Scrip day at 7:30 p.m. followed by be held tonight at 7:30. and Thomas Brereton. "Th* Fine Art of Making En- will be James Marvin and Rich- urcs by Mary Baker Eddy. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL choir rehearsal at 8:30, Bible study will be held Wednes- Sunday School will meet at emies" will be the topic of the ard Smithson. Navcsink The Women's Missionary Fel- 9:30 a.m. You may read or borrow day nt 7:45 p.m. There will be a sermon by Rev. William J. Mills, The sung Eucharist, sermon Holy Communion will be cele- lowship will meet tonight nt special service Wednesday at 1 and church school will be at 9 The Vesper Fellowship will POKING Science and Health free oE brated Sundoy at 8:3(1 a.m.; n m. at the homo of Mrs. C, E. minister, Sunday at the 11 a.m. p.m. ervice. Mrs. Charles Rolph will o'clock. The servers will be Rob-meet for the first time Sunday for a charge at any Christian Sci- :hurch school meets at 9:30; thejKrause. The filmstrip, "Which Communion will be adminis- at 6:30 p.m. in the pastor's ing "He Was Despised" from ert Kaiser, Robert Krueger and BIBLE TEACHING ence Reading Room. The lervicc for parents and children jWa" y To Taiwan," will be tered the first Sunday of each Norman Severs. study. The Messiah. CHURCH? book can be purchased in red, 3 at 10:15, and the morning pray- featured. month. The Women's Missionary The Y.P.F. will meet in the The Junior Youth Fellowship Sunday school will meet at 9:30 green, or blue binding at $S er and sermon Is at 11:15 excepl Council will meet the third Tues- undercroft at 7 p.m. will meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. (he first Sunday of each month, i.m. Worship at REFORMED day of each month at 7:30 p.m. There will be a celebration of In White Hall under the guidance and will be sent postpaid on when Holy Communion is also Nursery and 3-year olds will Colts Neck the Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. of Robert Pope, Kathy Benson Bible Baptist Church receipt of check or money celebrated at the 11:15 service. meet during the church service. Rev. Samuel La Pcnta will ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL every day during the week. will be the leader of the pro- The Young People's Westmin- "The Friendly Church" order. Rev. Charles P. Johnson is rec- j preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the Highlands The Sacrament of Penance will gram, called "Bargaitt Day." tor. = topic:. "Faith and the Power of ster Group will meet Sunday at Middle Rd., Hazlet Holy Communion will be cele- be administered from 11 a.m. un- The Senior Youth Fellowship, bet. Union & Laurel Aves. j God," basing his sermon brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th 7 p.m. for election of officers and NEW APOSTOLIC on til noon tomorrow. under the guidance of Mr. and Christian Science Matthew 8:1-13. The Youth Fcl Sunday of each month at 8 a.m., a business meeting. SERVICES: Red Bank The sanctuary lamp candle and Mrs. Richard Bast, will meet at 'lowship will participate in the and there will be a service of Mrs. William, Mills will attend the flowers this week are given 7:15 p.m. in Beekman House. Sunday— READING Rev. Albert A. Stitr of Clifton;service and'the Youth Choir will' Morning Prayer and sermon at a mcetinc of the Hightstown will preach Sunday at the 10 a.m by Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Miller The confirmation classes will 9:45 a.m.—Bible School |9 a.m. Presbyterian Church Monday, ROOM »ervice, and Rev, and Mrs. John Euler. meet Wednesday evening in the 11:00 a.m.—Morning Sunday school will be nt

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1 GOSH, I MET A , SHE'S S/KO-OOTH. SHE WHEW; FORA 'MOM WILL BE . WONDERFUL GI1?L SHOWEP MB HOW TO /MOMENT 1 WELL TOMORROW'. * . TODAY.' "PITCH AN IN-CUBVE; THOUGHT... SHE'S OUST GOT THE^ ^4-HOUR VIRUS. 18—Friday, January 19,1962 RED BAMC REGISTER Bing Crosby Tournament New Bomber Roberts Just In Three-Way Deadlock PEBBLE BEACH. Calif. (AP) 'ieid chases two youngster* tod 9 —Anything can happen and sharp-shooting old tuner. probably will today in the second Farmer national collegiate Wants 'To Make This Club round of Bing Crosby's $50,000 champions Joe Campbell and Golf Tournament. as the hugr Phil Rodger* bad the lead to NEW YORK (AP) — Robin "I Just want to make this the two new teams (Houston and themselves at 67 until 82-year-old Roberts thrust hU right »rm Into dub," Roberts s»id after the New York Meti) didn't pick me Chuck Congdoa came along to p I wai a little shocked. Bui • pin-striped New York YankeYa e Vanki announced yesterday he Roadsters On equal it and wrap the first round ihlrt for the first tisie. Ho grin' had signed his contract. "I just he deal with the Yankees put a if this 72-hole event in a three- ned like « man who h«s spent -the wanit to be a part of it. I am tlffcrent light oa things. way deadlock. „„<> excited about it. Roberts, 34. tame to ths Yanks winter dreaming about pitchlni^g quite TQ Midget All three fired over the Mon- for a team with hitters named "Last fall I had a good idea I 3ct. 16 after wining 234 games was leaving (the Phillies). When or the Phillies in 14 years. The terey Peninsula Country Club Mickey Mantle and Roger Marls. iijrchase price was believed to Race Program course. Today they tee off at lave been about $22,000 ($:,000 Pebble Beach, a layout consid- iver the waiver limit), but the TEANECK — Latest rage ered two to three strokes alary was at the $30,000 .'evel. imong race cars, roadsters in tougher. The contract with the Yanks is •ecord numbers will mingle with Rodgers of San Diego, the 1958 elieved to call {or (30,000 give conventional entries tomorrow NCAA champ while at the Uni- ir take $1,000. night when the season's third TQversity of Houston, continued the 'At one stage I got close tfl (three-quarter) midget auto spectaculair golf that won him the 160,000," Roberts admitted, ng program is unreeled at North Los Angeles Open by nine strokes jot more than $50,000, hut never Jersey's Teaneck Armory, start- two weeks ago. Campbell, the luite $60,000. I got tut and «ent Ing at 8:30 p.m. collegiate tltlist at Purdue in again. The last two years 1 PIERSALL MAKES A POINT — Washington Senators outfielder Jim Pieriall shakes The $4,000 machines, under 1955, fired five birdies in the was cut. hit fist at he talks with three members of the Minnesota Twint team at banquet in pans but two inches above the ;inal nine holes to put himself "Last year I just.didn't have peedway surface, will be chauf- on the top rung. St. Paul-Minneapolis. Listening, from left: Twins manager Sam Mele; Harmon Kille- eured by New Yorkers Jim Hen- . In spring training I had a Then Congdon, of Tacoma, run of scoreless innings,. using brow and Bob Allison. Piersall was the main speaker at ths dinner. (AP Wirephoto) drickson, Tony Bonadles, Stan Disbrow and Jim Lacy, also by Wash., who was playing tourna- soft stuff. But when the chips ment golf before the other co- were down in the regular season hiladelphia's Len Duncan and leaders were born, blazed In with couldn't sell myself on the slow Jerseyans Don Stumpf, Ridgefield his 67 that included birdie putts stuff. I still think my best pitch Spahn Becomes Highest Paid Park and Tony fcarcone, Gar- of 40, 29 and 18 feet. is the controlled fast ball. Sure ield. All will see action in the 8-event speed bill. Even with their five-under par the fast ball isn't nearly what it rounds, the leading trio could was, but it still Is pretty good. 1 This represents a national rec- )rd high for the cars, which are count only a one-stroke lead over ammed my shoulder last year Pitcher in History of Baseball Jackie Cupit, Bill Casper, Mason forcing. Then J hurt my leg and dentical miniatures of the fam us and expensive ($25,000) In- Rudolph and Harry Umbinetti, went on the disabled list. MILWAUKEE (AP) - Base- So yesterday he walked into the year when when the Cleve the latter a pro from North Bend, Roberts was asked if he wanted dianapolis Speedway roadsters; iall's greatest lefthander also be-president John McHale's office nd Indians modestly allowed designed expressly for indoor Wash., who was invited by Cros- o be a starter or a relief man :ame the highest salaried pitcher and the two of them walked out at rapid Robert had signed a by himself. with the world champs. acing such as the armory fea- in the game's history yesterday together. locument that might pay him aslures every Saturday night "I would like to think I am Cupit and Rudolph both played —if he wasn't beforehand. We came to terms," McHala uch as $80,000, providing he through March 17, the cars at- at Monterey Peninsula but Casper starter," ho said. "I haven't Specifically, Warren Spahn said dryly, "rather quickly." as fortunate on bank night, the tract wide attention due to their and Umbinetti played at more Siven much thought to relief. 1 signed for his 18th season with Spahn looked extraordinarily rard was that prince Hal New-'low-down" silhouettes. rugged Cypress Point. By Satur- eel this way. It is up to me to louser's genuine $55,000 at De- :he Braves, and it Is safe to saypleased. He admitted to being Hendrickson and Lacy alter- day night all players will have make this club. I would like to is got a raise. 'very happy" with the contract. olt topped Feller's salary. And toured each of the three par 72 ave confidence enough to say tobin Roberts Tecently allowed nated last year In the car Lacy And if he did, that did it. In the game today, it Is possi- sports at the armory and won a ourses. RING MEETING NEXT? World heavyweight king 'I've got it made', but not after ble that Mickey Mantle of the ristfully that In his best year, A year ago, the nonpareil combined total of feature races At Cypress yesterday PGA Floyd Patrerion, right, and the No. I challenger, Sonny he year I had. I never could signed a contract that called for Yankees and Willis Mays of tho e didn't quite get $60,000, but hi ;ot more than $50,000. hat topped all other wins turned champion Jerry Barber and explain my successful years so 1lust about $75,000. Giants accumulate more money in by rivals. Litton, meet outsid* the ring at the recent N. Y. Box- an't explain the bad ones. Al After yesterday's signing, South Africa's Gary Player were During the intervening season, by contract. Neither is employed Ironically, though more costly Ing Writers dinner. Biggest question was when will can say Is that I feel strong especially for his throwing abil- rhich took place so quickly the soaring to 79's there while Ar- in addition to extending a variety han conventional entries much nold Palmer had a 76. Jack ihyslcally." of personal records, he led theity. And today's second ranking raves had no opportunity to call they meet in the ring? in photographers to record the higher mechanically, not one ofNicklaus, the 1961 National Ama- For years they have been say-National League with an earned hurler, Whltey Ford of the Yanks, the five roadsters in last. Satur- Ing Roberts had to change his signed for what is reliably re- historical event, Spahn and Me teur champ and now a pro, had run average of 3.01, with the day's speed duels managed a 71. style of pitching to win. He said most complete games, and with ported to be about $50,000. ale hastened to a sports lunch on. From here, Spahn plans t "make" the feature race. Acci- Defending champion Bob Ros- CBA Indoor Track Team e was willing to listen. the longest winning streak — 10 And in the past, only the great dents and stubborn opposition "If anybody comes up with games — while tying Joey Jay Bob Feller's gross approached xavel to Columbus, Ohio, for a burg shot only a 75, the same ouchdown Club dinner to raisi shut out the unique creations as Art Doering who carded a something that will work, I'll tryof Cincinnati for the most victor- Spahn's, and his contracted sal- though they fared well the pre- Beats Perth Amboy, 42-26 It," he said. "I have made some ies and the most shutouts, four. ary was far short. In fact, in money for the Olympic fund, then hole-in-one on the 110-yard sev- ack to Milwaukee for the Base ceding week, qualifying for theenth at Pebble Beach In the first slight adjustments, but I stil 35-lap feature. LINCROFT — The Christian Perth Amboy's only sweep hink the controlled fast ball i: iall Writers' annual dinner Sun- foursome to play it. my best pitch. Last year I los ay night. There he will receiv The 38 entries will be workei Left-handed Alble Pearson, the Brothers Academy indoor track came In the 69-yard hurdle evenl out in warmups beginning a squad, after absorbing setbacks where Ernie Pellgerlo was first sight of the value of the control." Croydon Hall's 2d Half he Fraternal Order of Eagles pint-sized Los Angeles outfielder iward as 1961's veteran athlet 7:30 p.m. The box-office opens with a golf handicap of 10, shot from Seton Hall and Essex Catho- across the line In 7.7 followed by Would pitching to new hitters at 7 o'clock. lic, found local area competltiqn eammates Jim Nurse and Ty ,n a new league bother him? if the year, selected in the Asso- a 74 and helped his partner Bob more to their liking and defeated Nelson. "I don't think so. I have more Bombs Wardlaw, 7646 lated Press poll, and as the McCallister with 14 strokes at Perth Amboy High by a 42-26 or less the same way of handling hapter's choice for most valu Pebble Beach to lead the pro- Other CBA winners included ble player of the Braves. There •core yesterday on the Academy nil hitters once you get ahead o PLA1NFIELD - Croydon Hall Buc Cridders amateur division with a best ball he four-lap (1,200-yard) relay \\ be one more dinner at Tulsa 59. That's the lowest recorded course. quartet of Joe McGulnness, Joe them. The big thing is how toAcademy, Leonardo, scored its 1 Ma. handla them when you get bchln sixth basketball victory in eight in Pro-Am play over Pebble Denny Germano led the Colts Hylton, Charley Dippel and Terry Peru Olympians To Be Honored Beach. to a sweep of the mile rr.n, fin- Broderlck; Augle Zllincar in the (on balls and strikes). My prob- games yesterday with a 76-46 ishing 30 yards ahead of team- ihot put with a toss of 44'5" and lem is what to do when you an decision over the Wardlaw School RED BANK-Dads of the Rei mates Tom McKnlght and Ed Ed Mulvlhill in the high jump behind and have no exceptional on the losers' court. To Play Two Bank High School football team Kelsey in the good time of 5:03. with an excellent leap of 5'9". fast ball." It was he second setback In will toss a dinner for the grid- Over 100 Cagers ders tomorrow night at th NBA Standings This was Germano's best time Other-victories by Perth Amboy Did Roberts think the large five tilts for the Rams. Games In State over the distance and climaxed ball park at Yankee Stadium Wardlaw scored the first four school cafeteria. ASSOCIATED PRESS other than the hurdle event wcr UNION (AP) — Peru's 1960 Along with the usual speakers his continuing improvement at turned in by Ed Garetson In thi would help? points of the contest, but coach Take Part In EASTERN DIVISION the distance events since a dis- 'I know I have to be a lo Bill Carr's Croydon Hall quintet Olympic basketball team gifts will be presented to mem W I Pet. 60-yard dash In a 6.8 clockin bers of the squad. appointing cross country season and Sam Mitchell In the 600-yar better than I was last year, batted back and took a 15-8 ad- coached by globetrotting Jim Mc- Boston ...35 8 .814 Art DeFazIo, CBA speedster think I can do better, Things vaintage in the opening quarter. F. H. Program Following the dinner there wi Philadelphia ...» 21 .563 run with a 1:23 flat performance, Gregor, plays Newark State Col' be a dance which will be opei tied the school record In the 300-Mitchell copped the 600 ove couldn't be as tough as I wa Wardlaw pulled within a point FAIR HAVEN - For the sec Syracuse 23 23 .500 trying to make them last year. of Croydon Hall at one point in lege tomorrow right in the first to the public. yard dash with a 319 clocking CBA's George Jackson who fin ond consecutive week the Fai: New York .'. 15 2« .341 with Bob Reynolds and Lew Sau- The ones they hit off me las the second half, but Croydon Hall of a two game stand in New Jer- Izzy Breslow will be in chargi Ished second by ono yard. Haven basketball program helc of the kitchen duties for the roas WESTERN DIVISION ter finishing second and third for year, no park was big enough. led at halftime, 34-24. sey. Los Angeles 34 IS .TO the Colts' second sweep of the The Colls" next effort will be Roberts had a 1-10 record las Croydon Hall turned into a each Saturday at the Willov beef dinner. ;omorrow when they compete in Monday night, the Peruvians Cincinnati 33 21 .5*3 meet. year for the Phillies, by far hi:rout in the second half when it itreet School gymnasium ha he Cardinal Hayes meet in New play the town team at Livingston All-America Bob Ferguson of Detroit 20 2t .435 worst year In the majors. Th outscored the Rams, 42-22. iver 100 participants. Ohio State went 137 yards in 3 St. Louis .... 15 York City. Charley Dippel is ex- best part of the year was Tucker O'Keefe paced the vic- The 11-man team was broughl pected to do well in the open two- carries against TCU. Chicago K .220 streak of 24 or 2 scoreless Inning; tory with 24 points, a pair coming lo this country under the aus In the fifth to eighth gradi Signaleers Trip milo event and perhaps qualify boys group held from 9 to 11 a.m in spring training. from, the free throw line. Tony pices of the people to people for the Eastern Inter-Scholastic "When you had a year like Brennan and Bruce Heath hit 18 46 boys took part in 10 games Eustis, 88-83, at Madison Square Garden late had," said Roberts with a grin and 17 markers, respectively. committee, sports division. The Outstanding players and tota He's a this year. Frank Ragan in the Bob McNamara sparked the team represented Peru at the points scored included Pete John 60O and Joe McGulnness in the "all you can talk about is spring training." losers with 15 while George 1960 Olympics in Rome and pres son, 19 points; Lou Nannini, \'i In Overtime novice 1,000 are also rated as po- joints; James Davanough, H Stock had 12. ently is on a tour of the United FORT MONMOUTH - Fort tential scorers for the Colts. Wardlmr (J8> Crwdon Ilnll (IS) points; Gregg Brown, 14 points; O P P O fP States and Canada. Monmouth scored an upset vln In — RESULTS — Collins 10 2 Harlan 3 o i Fred Keyes, 14 points; Tom Man Cincinnati Rios Lane 12 4 Thompson 2 0 • ley, 12 points; Peter Jakubecy overtime as the Signaleer cagers riiA « — 1'ivtti Ambor •' McNamara 7 1 35 Cavanaugh 3 1 1 The Peruvians are scheduled edged the Fort Eustis "Wheels", GO-ynrd .Usli: Won by Ed OaretK' Block «U Blackburn 0 0 I 12 points; Mike Nannini, t»A\ 2. J/ilin llnnson ICHM, 3, Ernli Pratl Heath 8 for 25 games. They began the 83-83, in an East Coast Interser- PelHero (I>A>. Time: :06.8 0 3 1 V Mints; Walter Harrison, GO-yard linrdlM: Wnn by Pi>!lg«rli Philly, 151-133; Rltctila 0 2 OKoole 11 2 2' tour Jan. 6. vice Conference game last night (PA), 2. Jim Nurm IPA). S. Ty No Sell Brennan 8 2 18 Mints; and Chris Olsen, eighi ion (PA). Time: :O7.7 Anderson 1 2 Kelderllnc 0 0 0 Tomorrow's schedule calls for Mints. at the victor's Post Field House. 300-yard danh: Won by Art naFazl Wallcy 0 Kelly 0 0 0 Accuracy lrom the free throw , 2. Bod ItejnoliU (OHA), " Syracuse Wins Walt 0 2 2 % p.m. luncheon, followed by a Beginning tomorrow this grou] Lew Hauler (CBA), Time: :3I.B practice session and a buffet din line was the determining factor GOO-ynnl dnsh: Won by Sam Mitchel 17 12 16 33 6 70 Wardlaw I 1« 10 12—10 will be divided into teams an as Monmouth converted 20 foul tPA), 2. Oeorfe Jackson (CBA), 3, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Wi ner at 6 p.m. After the game, league play will get under wa: Rutland H«hr (CHA), Tlm«! 1:13 Chamberlain scored more than 51 Croydon Hall , 15 19 20 22—76 there will be a reception and tosses in 22 attempts, including Ono-rnllo run: Won by l)enny fie Offlclali-IIubka £ Oaub. 'or a seven week period. munn (CRA\, 2. Tom McKntRtU I Sclmv.M sparred with Inpamar .Tohansscy Bellamy's 2? was high for Chi cariivrig.it o < n when "Inp.o" was training fo capo, which dropped its ' BtudHianl, one of liis three fights with Tloy game in a row and 32nd in 4 i Officials— Duniin & Cariiart, Patterson. games this season. NEW TREADS Syracuse led the loosely-playec Our Neto Tieais, identified iy game from the start. Tho Nats' M(daUicm and shop mark, are ' APPU£D ON SOUND TIKI BODIES OK ON TOUR OWN TOES advantage ranged from foui OUARANTEKD f.Antast dttscta la TOiamnn- COMPLETE SET OF points midway in the first perio ibk>apil matauib tfaiinf lit* TUBELESS WHITEWAIE.S RENT A CAR or to 12. On several occasions tin iAtfOntt nonul raw! baud* fans hooted when they seemed ti (acept rtpaJrall* punctilio) regarcTas lackadaisical defensiv •ncobniCKdin «wryday pal- Banger car «•• ior 12 months. ANY SIZE TRUCK from HERTZ play by both sides. Repairs siadtt without charge. replaocmectii pronte^cn tread 4.Q49 U-DRIVE . , . Call Dolph Schayes, veteran Syrn wear and baaed oa,,Jiat prices Plus tax and 4 jcuse star, played only 19 minute current at iinw ot •djratrnent. ™^B" *m**& Plutrade-Is taxn an tireds and scored 10 points. He wore a 7A'S ///&/¥ PR 5-1515. CA 2-3299. SH 7-2121 mask to protect his cheekbom WILL. (YCUlP£ TrfRSE /- MAPLE AVE. (at White St.) fractured last month In a gami l RED BANK — SH 7-5700 RENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER at Boston against Philadelphia. STORES The Nats" victory was their fifth OpeFIRESTONn 8:30 'til 6:00 p.m. EDoily 1000 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park—PR 5-8700 without a loss over the Packers. \T KJQfi Frth.fCT ftftf folfr Three Tie For RED BANK REGISTER Friday, J«no*ry 19, ifcfc—19 Lead In Crosby Bradley Braves Whooping It GoHWithifs PEBBLE BEACH, Calil. (AP) Up In M.V. Cage Conference — Former national collegiate champions Phil Rodgers and Joe AssoctaUd Pitts in 19 first half points In leading Duke* hid 21 field goals to 10 for Campbell toot Into a three-way Bradley to a 4344 edge. Hie Jet the Bearcats, but Cincinnati de- This doesn't come under the deadlock for the first round lead ended the evening with 26 points. cHed it on foal (hooting, 23 to Wading of earthshaking news in in Bing Crosby's $50,000 goll Tulsa slipped through, over and 12. Thacker acorsd IT for tlie, llege basketball circles, but— around Wichita's heralded zone 'Cats, Ron Bonham had 15 and tournament with 52-year-olc le Bradley Braves are whoop- defense with some clever floor Paul Hogue 14. Chuck Congdon yesterday as ai: ig it up as if they meant to play and fast breaking in its up- Gary Marriott's blaring finish fired scores of 67. lake their runnerup role ia the set of the Wheatshockers, The paced fourth-ranked Kansas Stata iissourl Valley Conference. Hurricane steamed Into an early (13-2) to a 69-66 Big Eight de- Each carded his five-under-pai That's been said of the Braves round over the Monterey Penin- lead and never let Wichita catch cision over Missouri, The 6-3 other years, of course, and up. junior fired In the Wildcats' last sula Country Club course, a 6,246 ey still have a way to go before Third-ranked Cincinnati (13-2) 14 points, breaking a tie with a yard layout with a par 35-37. mting a happier ending for spent most of the night chasing jumper and then clicking on two Action for the field of 324 golf- hemselves this time around. But Duquesne's fifth-ranked Dukes field gods and straight foul shots. ers was spread over three pai ere's no doubt they're in the (12-2) at Pittsburgh, then cap- Marriott wound up with 17 pdntj, 72 courses. Cypress Point anc [river's seat as of now. italized on its chances from the matching teammate Mike Wro- Pebble Beach were the other two. Last night the nationally nlnth- foul Line nad pulled away in the blewskl. The weather was overcast with inked Braves rapped Drake, final 10 minutes. Duquesne had little wind in the morning and M>5, giving them 10 straight vie- the Bearcats down by 12 In the sunny In the afternoon. ries and running their confer- first half, by three at intermis- ince record to 4-0. Meanwhile, McGill Paces The 26-year-old Campbell, whe sion and twice by 10 in the sec- rulsa upended second-place Wich- won the NCAA crown while ai ond half. But a 19-7 spurt put :a, 86-77, and defending Mis- Purdue in 1955, finished first an Cincinnati ahead, with Tom ouri Valley champion Cincinnati Utah Victory hustled off to nurse a case c: Thacker sparking the attack. The the flu. He shot an even par 3! Kit Duquesne, 62-54, In a non- M1SS0ULA. Mont. (AP) -Bill going out, but sizzled with a 32 in eague game between two of the McGill, the nation's leading col- eluding five birdies on the back Muntry's top 10. Wichita is « LADIES PAY lege scorer, reeled off 14 points nine. the conference and Cincinnati In the last 10 minutes to lead 3-2. Utah to an uphill 68-68 Skylir.a Rogers, a chunky 23-year-olde Conference victory over Montana from San Diego who won the Los Bradley finished second in the last night. Angeles open by nine strokes two Missouri Valley the past five weeks ago, shot a 34-33. He won 'ears, the last four to Cincinnati, McGill finished with 26 points, his collegiate title in 1958 whik ind didn't exactly open up the his lowest point total this season. at the University of Houston. rrent season like a whirlwind. He has been averaging nearly ut after losing two of their first 40 points a game. tongdon, of Tacoma, Wash ree, the Braves took off on Utah trailed th« lot-shooting had 33-34, including birdie putts THE KINGS AND THEIR COURT — The nation's No. I cage team, Ohio State, led by the Ail-American Jerry eir present streak and hit their Montanans, 42-30, at half time, of 40, 20 and 18 feet. A club pro Lucas, continues on its undefeated way, favorite once again to capture the Big Ten crown. The Bucks play their eak by trimming Cincinnati and as McGill was held to but eight who made only an occasional home games at St. John Arena in Columbus, Ohio, a $4,000,000 structure which seats 13,497 and generally plays rtchlta in back-to-back games, points by Montana'* 6-7 Stev« tournament appearance, the sen- low they ara 11-2. Lowry. ior missed going into the lead to a full house, the same as the football team does in fhe nearby Ohio Stadium. About Bradley's chances here With 10 minutes left and Mon- alone when a poor chip shot cosl In. Tho Braves hava eight tana in (rout 51-39, Lowry touted him « probable birdie on the final arts left In the conference, the out and McGill went to wo:lc hole. Cincinnati Rally Ig ones at Wichita tomorrow Utah caught the Grluiiei it Even with their fine shooting, NCAA-AAU Controversy Still Ight and at Cincinnati one 64-all on a McGill Jumper. Fi- the trio held only a one-stroke lonth from tonight, "Don't get out of die way! nally a set up by Utah'i 6-9 Jun- lead over a foursome et 68—Jack- Chet Walker again played a ior John Allen with 20 seconds ie Cupit, Bill Casper, Mason ;ey role for the Braves In last Stay tight there — don't left decided the contest before- Rudolph and Harry Umbinetti. In Battle While NAIA Stands By ight's victory at Drake, pumping get out of the Tray!" 6,000 Montana fam. In the pro-amateur division, the lead went to a pair from PITTSBURGH (AP) - Third- Southern California—pro Bob Mc- KANSAS CITY (AP)-The Na- ganization "is Intensely con- fornia and Whitworth of Oregon ranked Cincinnati came from be- tlonal Association of Intercollegi Cailister from Yorba Linda anc cerned that a strong and Dem- for playing in the NAIA football hind in the final 10 minutes last ale Athletics is standing on th' the Los Angeles Angels little out- ocratic national administration Ol playoffs last December. The night and scored a 62-54 victory sidelines for the moment in the fielder, Albie Pearson. sports bedeveloped which will as- NCAA does not sanction the over fifth-ranked Duquesne. controversy between the National sure that we uphold national NAIA playoffs and viewed the They had a best-ball of 59 as 1 Collegiate Athletic Association The Dukes, who had suffered Pearson, with a 10-stroke hand prestige in all international com- two schools' participation as a and the Amateur Athletic Union only one previous loss in 13 cap, fired a 74 on his own al petition." breach of its athletic code. Both But AI Duer, executive secre The NCAA, rebuffed in effort! colleges have dual memberships. ;ames, had the game under con Pebble Beach while McCallistei trol through most of the, game tary of the NAIA with its 46i to gain a greater voice in gov "The right of our athletes to had 73. until the Bearcats slowly closed member colleges, says his or- erning the AAU, voted last Sa participate in Olympic trials on Thirty pros broke par, Includ- the gap midway in tho second urday to set up new federation! an equitable basi3 is important ing Jack Nicklaus, the 1961 na- half. in track and field, gymnastic; to us regardless of the fact that tional amateur champion, whe Tom Thacker, the game's high carried a 71 at Cypress Point. Bradley Beats and basketball. a relatively small number of The NAIA has had its ditficul NAIA athletes qualify for the scorer, hit two key shots for the Drake, 77-65 ties with the NCAA, which als< Olympics in a given year," Duet Bearcats in the drive. His first, has an organization of small col said. layup, put the twice-beaten Bearcats ahead for the first time Three U.S. Stars DES MOINES (AP) - Bradley leges. Some colleges belong t "We are not concerned with since early in the game, 42-41. remained the only undefeatec both the NCAA and the NAIA. having a major influence in these In Tokyo Meet team in the Missouri Valley Con- Earlier this month the NCJM inter-organizational matters but After Bill Stromple tied fhe ference chase last night, turning placed one year football bow! do strongly feel we have a right 8ame- 44-44, on a push shot, TOKYO (AP) — Three Amer back Drake, 77-65, with a 25 bans on Humboldt State of Call to direct representation on these Thacker tossed in a jump, put- cans — broad jumper Ralph Bos point shooting job from All Amei bodies, not through another or- ting Cincinnati ahead to stay. ton, hurdler Hayes Jones an ica Chet (The Jet) Walker. ganization. Representation Cincinnati's winning drive came pole vaulter John Uelses — wi Walker got 19 of his points i through another organization is after the Dukes had built up a CAN YOU BELIEVE compete in the second Interna- Bruins Dump the first half and moved the unacceptable." 10-point lead at 35-25 and 37-27. In tional Indoor Track and Fiel Braves to a 43-34 lead at tha in- Duer said the NAIA's major the first half the Dukes had THESE PRICES? Meet March 17-18. termission. Hawks, 5-3 aim "is the building of. a sound much as a 12-point margin, 241-2, ALL TIRES ARE Boston, of Laurel, Miss., Is program for our 465 member col- Thacker tallied 17 points Bradley, ranked No. 9 national BOSTON (AP) —The revampec holder of the world broad jum leges below the major competi- Ron Bonham had 15 and Paul TAGGED AT ly, racked up its ninth straighl Boston Bruins jelled behind Dor record and was a gold meda: tion level and the opportunity to Hogue 14 for Cincinnati. Willie victory and its fourth in the con- McKenney's two goals and d COST. winner in the Rome Olympics ference. out athletes to participate in the Somerset paced Duquesne with Jones, of Pontiac, Mich., place feated Detroit, 5-3, last night de Drake got good scoring from Olympics, even though very im- 15. third In the 110-meter hurdles i pite the scoring magic of Oord all of its starters in the first portant, is still secondary to this The Bearcats have won 13 the 1960 Olympics. Uelses, o: Howe. half, but the Bulldogs cooled ol aim." games. Philadelphia, won the pole vauli Howe reached the 20-goal mill with a sagging defense as the In the United States - Russl stone for the 13th consecutiv Braves displayed their power un- track and field meet in Moscow season and raised his Nationi der ths boards. last July. Hockey League career total t( Bradley couldn't get the leai 489. The Red Wing ace also se In the early scramble until E( up ex-Bruin Vic Stasiuk for twe LING COMPLETE Wodka put them ahead, 12-10, anc more tallies. then sophomore Joe Strawdei BATTERY SERVICE But with newly-recalled goalif started hitting for the Braves. H( N««—H.dUli—Rtctiargo Bruce Gamble playing his flrsl ended with 29 points. major league game of the season, DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Billy Hahn led the Bulldog! the Bruins staged a three-goal SI EAST MONT STREET with 22 points. The loss gave HARMONY BOttXLN'U LR.UILE RED BANK Tel. SH 7-012* second period rally which spelled SUNDAY MGHT MIXED LEAGUE Drake a 2-3 conference record, W L KINDS AND QUEENS victory. Team 10 ,29',i I8',i ToUl Bloopers .29 IB Point! While McKenney scored hi; Standard Roofing 29 19 & II Greco Blamji . 85 18th and 19th Boston goals, team American United Lilt ~~~" ~ " Team 2 . . .—M STOP IN AND Four Splits Ace. 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SH 7-2144- •57 MERCURY Voyager Sta. Wag., Full Power 850. • LOW ECONOMY ^ IVATEI'vPROOFlNO — Ssclallit in aterproo!ing cellari. Interior and «- FOR A REAL TREAT, BUY FROM CIRCLE CHEVROLET— •57 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE, MOM, Power Steering 895. :erlor. CO 4-0503 (or inapcciion. '57 FORD Country Squire, FOM, Power Steering 850.- • ALL COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM OH TREE WORK. C40 tres service. •57 LINCOLN Capri Hardtop 4-dr., Full Power 1095. oppInK, trimming, removal. Call LI •SEE OUR PARTIAL LISTING OF FINE FOREIGN -42:0 (or ties estimates. Full Insurance •58 FORD 6-cyl. Custom 300 Tudor, R&H 693. overage. AND DOMESTIC USED CARS UNLNG ROOM SPACE for alt OCca- STOP SPINNING AROUND "58 FORD Custom "300" Fordor, Fordomatic 850. loni, Asbury Park. CHII "58 MERCURY Park Lane 4-dr. HT,' Full Power 1095. PR 6-9611 '60 MGA, beige, wire wheels $1495 INCOME TAX RKTUR.N8—Individuals '59 FORD Fairlane Fordor. Fordomatic 1095. KI jrnali bunlnoasea. B\RB S_RV- AND SEE THE FABULOUS DEALS ON ALL BB. ':\Q Bdwy.. CA 9-3500. L. Sranr.h, •59 FORD Country Sedan.Sta. Wag., FOM, PS 1350. "60 OPEL 2-dr., equipped, R/H $ 995 MCOMK TAX - Individual returns, '5!) FORD F250 % Ton Express Pick-up 895. ick up ami deliver. 25 j'rars fxpen- '59 FORD Galaxie, 4-dr., FOM, Power Steering 1295. "60 RENAULT 4VC, one owner $ 595 pner. Nominal lee. 5H I-14C6 .V9 p.m. ICHARD J. PONZINI — General con" '59 MERCURY Monterey 4-dr,, Full Power 1395, •acior. Attirji, garngps, bdsempniB, ad- "59 PEUGEOT 4-dr. ita. wgn., limousine $1650 .nlons. KlLclien cabinrt5. All work OK USED CARS! •59 THUNDERBIRD. White, FOM, Power Steering 2195. ;uarantfipd. Free rfliinatca. Up to five '59 FORD Ranch Wagon, Power Steering 1095. '58 RENAULT Dauphine, black $ 495 t-aw to pay. 78T-S322. ODD JOBS and light "hauii^ '59 MERCURY 9-pass. Colony Park, Full Power 1695. Call '57 MORGAN plus 4, top condition $1050 '59 CONTINENTAL Mark IV. Beautiful - 2795. ' Sll 7-5M.V 1961 CHEVROLET 1956 CADILLAC NCOME TAX RETIMINS — Prcparprl •60 FORD Fairlane. 2-dr., FOM 1295. '57 TR-3, fully equipped •. $ 995 y competent atallfltlcian, Individual, Impala sport coupe. Radio and heater. •l-dr. sedan, R&H, full power. Must he "opricmr, p;trititi BanK, N J. '61 FORD 9-pa5S. Country Sedan, FOM, PS 2195. l/LU OR PART-TIME — Several tpr- '61 FORD Galaxie Victoria. FOM. Power Steering 2150. , lons open lor women who are in- DICK and BOB MATTHEWS crl in a Roori steady lncomf. Ex- '61 FOflD Convertible, Full Power, Low Mileage 2250. LTlencfl unnpi-.PBsary. AVON nrlls II- CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. •lf. riion** SH 1-^13 or writ*: Mm. '61 MERCURY 4-dr. Hardtop, Fully Equipped 2350. Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph rircaret Gulolta, P, o. Box 190, Red ,nk. 'SI CONTINENTAL, Air Conditioned 325 MAPLE AVE. SH 1-3130 RED BANK AHT-TIME COUNTER GIRL — Ap- 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK " in pernon: Colonial Doughnut Shop, Newman,Springs Rcai. Rfd Rank. GMAC TERMS—OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 OVER 100 NEW 1962's IN STOCK LKSLADY —Experiencoil for notion, OPEN EVES. "TIL 9 SH 1-5886 rt needl« work, and acceimory depart- icnl. Five dsy wetk, employee din- )unL CtrtuA Co., Broad St., Red Bank. RKD BANK RUilSTKR Friday. January 19, 1962—21 MACHINERY FOR SALE APARTMENTS HEtP WAKTED-FEMALE HELP W^NTED^MALE HELP WAWED-MALE FOR SALE KTTCKEN HELPER clttncr. Ap- OFFSET PRESS - 20x2« futntrforii. Red Bank r CM be Ken In opersaloa B.XM. Com- - HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ply In t«r«on lfllfl-33 p.ijL RiT»rcr«Ri»rcr«tt tlU.ES— UVTU ALJUKDi' mercUl Preja. IS Mechanic SL Fuusv NnNunini g HHorn* . CChipih a ATC, Red SUofc. SSSIBKH. ?"" £"«..m WIFE WAS EVERYBODY'S wrsoo Personnel Olflce. Moaaioatij CWCCTWC A 0 T i PBJNT1SO PRESS - Uttlt Gliot CREDIT BECRETABY — One who U model S. «c- wnltBon. Rons jurftM SHREWSBURY OFRC^ OFFERINGS: (tinlUir with credit and eollecttorj icfllcU Center, latg BraactL j>WfcfcintAKI on ill xpteds. liltx-iti dryer, n*w SUTTON PARK MEN T>art-tijne for night offie* clean- «.rwl capable of handling euh. U.u«t be SUCCESS Eie bouttit lafOSnt and uoiti Motor luit oveiasulefl. Replaclos ComWmr-.g Ixixary tn4 Conveo'ence HOME OJ* *n4 accurate typirt, «« 21-S5, ing, Monday lo frSAty icciwve. ftoim- . IUh «/»«. Call HlTiul 1-572IV 4i area, BttaAy emptoyraTit, Apjal* Hubby relumi rtunoloa;' 3- Room Outfit >ae*t tppe»ic« anl pipajaot perwn- [U-POOM til5 Monl Plenty of room for Dad's study ipi Sr.'s trains ,in this four-bed- iiity. Excellent ttXtrj pplu* mtoy bene- f.W.C.A., P,«l Bun neontf floor, 40 UicliKlti »-tc. sectional living fit* found only Ux * »m*il py Uyer*Mc Av*. interview!! SSatwdayja , 4-ROOM '- - .JIST Mwit room, three bath home with two rec.-roojns! . Large entranOMialf, January 2Wh. 2 p.m. to * p.m. ana oom, He ContenuwriDr.tearoom * MERCHANDISE WANTED This pOBRion U lor one who wU to BREEDS to * p.m. lLDEfi^AJE. COWWTXONIKG spacious living room, dining room, up-to-minute kitchen. Many Moodty ulcht Jumury imar£ e-pc,.dinette. All your* -* for Ko other DKIA'XS •partmeati work, uium*, responsibility and Inter. 22nd 1 p.m. tAKOs tad olullcli instrumvou , «ted to bitter than average ecrnioci. B p.m. spal'd balance of |SW. riyments only offer so much (or sucKe. extras. Just one year young. $31,900, vuitecL Highest pnets ptld. ft. Tsn- low monthly rentsl! Hust be retidcnt of Red Bank. area. 12.79 a week. Orlflnal cost W78! A wr 900 Hiin BU Lakawood or Vot AH rcpUei strictly confideDtiaJ, Enclott crofl JnM • FEBRUARY l.l OCCUPAKCV' ' „ 1 SUCCESS! inner I BRAND SPANK1N NEW tnUU pnapahot xhit will be returned HELP WANTED-Male - Female AIR CONDITIONING r " Writ* "ClfgDIT" Box 151. Red Bank. WANTED . Modern "dlne.in" kitchen Roman brick and frame home jet amidst more expensive neigh- BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY UBKli OIUEN'lAl* RUOfl »Built-in oven and ranee In color JtfVB IN HBLP — To do upitairs The gnat forward motion CHINESE; AND PKrtSIAN bors. Four bedrooms, entrance foyer, 23' living room with lovely eleaninr, babynlttlny and prepare meali Outlined Personnel For Quality Ordeu Hotpolnl rUrlrjerator-lrtezor FIELD FURNITURE FRIEDMAN GALLEUiaS Over-abundant closets for two. |35 a week. Call alter 7 p.m. 210 Broadway Lonn Branch. CA 2*741. bow window, dining room, rec. room, l'/2 baths, basement, two-car 82U66 of our Mutual Funds Division 4-3143 Kvejiicgs CA 2-7482. Individual control hot water heat MEN. WOMEN Private orr.strcel parkins, garage, % Here, free lined street. Many custom features. $27,300. - Falntinja. N, J.Atlas'. . WOMAN WAnTJED~To care for Ihrefl has created openings for— Opportunity knocks for you. Foil or Warehouse Department SlnraRe spate year old child in my house. Five day part-time openings, Car necessary. Call estates purchased and appraised. SH . to 5. 7 to H. OS 1-1582. 7-2Q03. Tbe Hudaon Shop Inc, 8J1 Snort wall; lir i-r-nter of '•>«•[! . . . week, tteferencen, Call SII 7-1549- 7-H East Front St., Keyport, N.J. rotd 81.. Shrewsbury. than one lioLir to N.Y.O. iK.Ulroul RED RANCH STENOGRAPHER — Good typist, short- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY nation five minuses «.»ayj . . .- All Every order & applicant our specialty. LU FUHNl'J-UilK — AJitlquc*. china,, s. lit. r»5 an,! Oartlfn Slate Park Beautiful setting on large lot with many shade trees, charming tiand . quick, to learn. Intercatlng work. FULL TIME for appointment dial CO 4-3020 S-5. five days, Red Bank office. Call 12 Broad St., Red Bank SH 7-3iM rlatiware. art objecti and btlc-n.-brRC- way minutes away. threc-bedrooms, l'/J baths, immaculate home having spacious liv- mnedUte-eaib for anylhlnf »nd nv- flH 7-9574. ing room, formal dining room, cheerful modern kitchen with wail STORE HOURS: erythlng. P.uscll'a. 25 Kait Front 8c. SUTTON PARK WOMEN for part-time work in laundry. SALESMEN BH 1-2603. oven, attached garage, hot water heat. Excellent condition. Ask- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Exper- SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. BRANCH AVENl'K BED BANK ience not required. Apply Donald's 6COUTMABTEK urgently nteds unl- Open rvfiy rlay U"l 11 a p.m. ing $21,900. Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Red Bank, With or Without WILL HKLP WITH PARTIES, dinnari to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri- formi tor hoys. Will ptck up all rurtma,' utilities, one-air KSU Thiir'dftyit off and additional day «vnry position 787-0CH9 i hut kind handing. Obedience nt with trfps and shrubs. Fine residential area. Offered ot training-by Bayshor« Companion JD^i couple, nc pets, lense, $11') mni.tti. oilier WRPI<. Permanent position, Pleas- Here li a chance to move upward at a aa housekeeper to elderly lady or gen- Klirntfllitd . two rooms, iitl!ilic."«, cauplc, $15,950. ant surroundings. Call 812-1166 after 7 full-time Registered Representative o tleman. Living In the country pre TWO &LECTIUC RANGES — Frigid- Club, Experienced trainers. Phone C an old, established and respected N, Y 'erred, Willing to manage household anrt e and Hut Point, full oize, good con- 1-2679. 10 pctn, unt;l May 10M, {?5 month. dition, sell cheap. OS 10122. Dennis K Byrne, fi W. lllver Ka_ ___ HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: RELIABLE WOMEN wishes to take MAGIC CHEF gas stove, six burner*, 10 weeks. AKC reRlnlpred, alrons «'"J area. Own room and bath. Small (tin- two ovens, each with thermostat; THK"EE~IIOOMS. very attrftcltvp. On lly. Reference, Call BH 7-9011 T-9 p.m. Training Program care ot children In her home, 1S7 healthy, JM to (75. Locited in Holmdel IDEAL Maple Ave. SH 7-26119. Will board. wanning oven; also utensil ttorifgc D46-15SO. bus line, All mflltirs, fiarafie. Kxcd- ior. Excellent condition. Not ntw, ent locntidi). 7:( Hrsni-h Ave-, Rod Starting February 19 LADY WISHES — Days work, or iron- ng only because kitchen being com FOODLES" The new vitaminized Fiank or call S1-M.M. Three-bedroom, two bath ranch home in most desirable area. Two- ing to do at home. Chocolate treats for dogs. Now aval! plctely inorlernizi'il. 145. Phone eve KGANSBUiTr. - - "l*oiir romna, unfur- car garage, finished recreation room and large roofed and HELP WANTED-MALE BH 1-5323. 741-3207 inga appointment 842-1024. Rumson. able at Keyport Pet Supplies, Rt. 35, (Experienced Men Eligible CliKwooil. LO 6-5569. apartment. Ailtiltv, Cmiplo. Call scrcened-in patio. Unusual buy. Asking $22,500. REFINED LADY WISHES TO DO WOOD — I?tr«place. slove, (urnace. ;s or weok-enils. S^^PojiSurest, BABYSITTING. BEAGLE PUPPIES — Eight weekc Tlilnl tloor, Uirce-roiiin for Advanced Program! McGuirft'a Market, Rt 34. Colti N SH 71203 B46H323. Evenings 4H33. old, temporary shot*, wormed, Rood hunt Inc stock, exc»Mltnt pttn, AKC ., iitifurnislic'l. one l»iisiti-f*. DRAFTING We want ten career representatives to WATUFtE LADY wlshPS haby or elder THIS WEEKS BEST BUYS! Three-piecfe Malo and (fmale, 1*3. LJ 2-O3*». woman, good location, McLnren St. |."J$- WALKER & WALKER sell Mutual' Fund programs In North silting. Clerical, good at (IBurei d set. $19.AO.' TV tfthlt, 54.75. Ward ~ valr. l,|Kht__lioiiM-l.cfpinK. 741-fi. Lron;iriln. *JH1- thft time to go into IN HOLMDEL, R J. ping, practically naw. best offer takes available at $175 per month as of BTORJE FOR RENT - On White St. ON ROBERTS ROAD •' " dry clranlng bualneia.. It. ail MKO. GOLF STREET, - WEST LONG BRANCH, N. J. Small Investment required. March 1st. One 4t/,-room apart- Call your own broker or Call SH T- BACHE & CO. 1100.* Wonderful opportunity in ex- ment will bs available at $235 OR PHONE CODE 9*9 Membtr N>w York Stock Exchange panding field. Many locution! and other leading exchanges EXHAUST HOODS RED HANK • 4 BEDROOMS • PANELED REC. ROOM THEN EXTENSION 2315 or 2310 Available, Call or writs per month as of April 1st. Also Threa room' office «uite. Parking, rra- • 2 BATHS • FULL BASEMENT 38 WALL ST., NEW YORK 8, IS Y. UNIVERSAL MACHINERY Special Sals a sublet efficiency can be iiad lonable. Call 291-1669 after afx p.m. DISTRIBUTORS at 5110 per month as well as one itKD RANK — !>5 Union M. Spacious Plus a host oi other fins feftlurcs IN SEARCH OF A CAREER 200 Bouth Grovft St. EaBt Oranji $9.95 sumptious penthouse apartment two-room office on rlvrr, adjacent Itiv* BELL A vacy progressive financial instttutlor OR 1-0171 ripw Hospital, Reasonable terms. Call hai to fill In lta Red Bank office Stainless Steel We advise prompt action. SH 7-1HH. (rora Above average earnings and chances BHhZhh SKIIVICK STATION - For 30" . . . 36" ... 42" $19,990 TELEPHONE for advancement!. The man wa are lease. Hwy 35 at Six Corners, Keyport ItED BANK STOUE — 100 !'0r (Tin looking for must be between 25 and N. J, Excellent opportunity for own COME AND SEE location, motlcrn. nlr conditioned, Sacri- DIRECTIONS: Ganlen Stata Parkway louth to Eilt 105. Procftti itraliht 45 years old. Superior Intelligence. business EX G-S537, 8:30-5:15 week days fice rontaljJsaOi^CalMMt 5-fllBL_ _ ihoad to Kutontown traffic circle, Thon continue itralgtit about 1*7 mllii tc Sales experience In banking, account CROWN eronii traffic iiK'it fAcme Sii|)crinarHeti and right turn onto' Broiawiy. Weil LABORATORIES FULLY AIR CONDITIONED 7^00 8Q. FT. yard, enclosed by 10' Ing oi finance Is an advantage. These NEW SHELL service atnlion for lease. clndor block wnll. Suituble (or boat Long liraiu'ii. Continue on Broadway about .7 at a ml'• to Oakwood Ave, vacancies must be filled immediately, Leonardvllle, Hri\, Bel ford. Excellent KITCHEN CENTER and ma It ft right turn. Continue on Oakwond Ave, to Orchard Ro«A turn right An Equal Opportunity Employer please send rtanma of your experience business opportunity. For Information ON-SITE PARKING torage, equipment. 78M)5I9. HWY. 35. SH 7-2552 M1DDLETOW." r tm orcha.nl Ruaa and continue for one block to Golf BtriM and maiti right and qualifications to P.O. Box 428, Hei .11 Export 6-5537, 8:30 to 5 p.m. n ppEVrtmoA7rs'r~s'i'tiitE — •25'ximi". lurn to models. Bank, N.J. CHItOMALOX FAN HEATER $15, Air ConriitlnnlnK. $150 P?r month. Call TOUNG MAN — For itock. Good WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ROUTE — co sound system, records, mik«, two portuntty. Write "Foodi," Box 511, f Bli 1-0073 or any broker, For sale. Call loud speakers, a a Is $25.873-0158. COLONY HOUSE Office Phone: 747-9700 Bank. SQ. l-'T. SPACE - Hwy Model Phone:: 229-982? BABY CARRIAGE — Crib, dreaier IN RED BANK , parking. Very reasonable. 946- AUTO MECHANIC—Dodge dealer. Ful INDUSTRIAL act. Hollywood slngls bed, odd dresier ly experienced only, preterablo o Call 787-6537. SHadyside 1-5556 Chrysler producti. Must hava own ham tools. Excellent working condition!. Call ENGINEER SHOREWAY NEW RUGS — Wnll-lo-wall wltu LI 2-1117. salt for Bob Long. Methods and time study work. and room sizes. Oxl^ irum 53 Adjacent to the delightfully HOUSES FOR RENT WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY REALTY CO. • colors. Principal! only. 842-0518. ROUTE SALESMAN — For «stabllali«! Cost analyst, modernized exist- charming Molly Pitcher Hotel. JS5 to $\2b Per Month dry cleaning anil laundry route. Per- ing factory methods, advise on LIKE-NEW VACUUM CLEANER al THE BSJItQ AOKNCy REALTORS manent year-round employment. Guar- COMBINATION DELICATESSEN attachments, vibrator loutife, Mite naw THANK H. TAYLOR J BON, INC, Rt SS Middletown anteed weekly salary plui commlialon. mechanization, revise wage sched- lady s electric shaver. Call after 6 p.m. AND GROCERY — With new, REALTORS OS 1-1000 Apply Donald's Laundry, H Mario ules, important position, report- SH 7--33O7. Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. Bt.. RM Bank, between 8-9 a.m. or 4- modern fountain. 40x60' store on FtJHNITUKE SALE — Condition Wanijlng Agents •VILiii aKUJ2CilON Of KJCN'i'ALS - p.m. ing directly to president. New FurnlsneJ and unturniihed. immed busy, corner. Price $11,000. articles excellent. Two wins chairs SH 1-0804—77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK management needs accurate costs 525 each, Mahopany end tahles rose MODERN—Prlvato entrance aparlm ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agtincy SALESMAN — Life insurance sales. Oce&npon Ave.. uceanport Ca.il or diai Salary to 9500 monthly while irnlnin and improved production meth •ood Insets §15 each, small Mahogany Two rooms, kltchcnetta nnri full li«.ilath. stpp tah]e leather toppe't $10, Vic- nerrlgerator and stovi. Hent. utilities ,1 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE for two years, plus con>mlSBlon, l ods quickly, as vital tool for im- Hwy. 35 Holmdel ualified man between age 25-40. Writ torian chairs, couch, rugs and other and parking. Essentially [urnislirtl 5'.'0 MANY FURNISHED AND UNKUK- mediate modernization and prof- articled all reasonably priced. 135 lift unturnlsneit $75. One block Iroin rai lEi RENTALS — . In all prices RUMSON WATERFRONT ON DEEP WATER — Five bedrooms, Sox 112, Red Bank or call SH 7-4616. (Off Union Avenue) CO 4-7010 pie Ave., Red Bank. BJI 1-7691, and bus. Business persons preferred itable long range expansion. An illtl I^Uiir nd alzci. Ella WiU»tifre Agency, 1480 three baths, living room 15x25 with fireplace. Fireplace in master Call 741-4009. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-0004. exceptionally good man is wanted. NEW SHELL service station for Isasc, MEAT SHOW CASK — Meat illcer, bedroom. Low taxes. Asking $22,500. piiza. oven. Call UNFURNISHED —' Three and four Open seven days. ^ DRAFTSMEN OLD ESTABLISHED husines* opportunity For Information 7S7-082R room apartment!, rieanant lillifllii J — FouTT P A • CERAMICS MANUFACTURER. call Export .6-5537. 5 i areH, Atlantic HlRlilands. SS5 to JD7 pc RUMSON ON Yt ACRE IN TOP LOCATION — Beautiful, spacious FROM AN ESTATE — Oriental throw .Ij.uujtry 1J. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL M0 EMPLOYEES month. All utilities. S9M4S4. split level. Three bedrooms, V/ baths, living room with fireplace; LAYOUT. DETAINERS. INKERS. EX- _5, Victorian -trames, three-piece lb'J Hudaon Ave. C«IIJSll_7-41fcT. t PERIENCED ON WIRING DIAGRAMS. WRITE OR PHONE Reed stt, Fru|twood dresser, large car- PORT MONMOUTH — Kurnlahed apart' SMALL HUNCJALQW — Kurnl mtn. dining room, kitchen, den, large enclosed porch. Asking $42,500. SCHEMATICS. CABLING AND PRINT- MORTGAGES pet, Victorian brass andirons, solid jntm. All utilities, Private entrance. Kor liilorination, call after Jio'.t, SH i Ell CIRCUITS. ROBERT K. MULTER, Rock filaplo cheat, 16x20 gold Iraines, Adults only. 787-41MJ. etc., etc. Ruacil's, 25 E. Front St. 0530. RUMSON — REMODELED CARRIAGE HOUSE on 2.9 acres. Cen- TOP IIATES PRESIDENT THREE-ROOM APARTMENT and bat MONEY 111VKR PLAZA—Tlirea liPdrooma, base ter hall, 36x23 living room, 18x13 dining room, 18xU library, spa- Eventually to work In Red Bank area. HOTPOINT washer, 550; Zenith console unfurnished. Call 2M.-205D or SH 7-43 evenings. Owner. ATCO $i; Strnto-R*8lo reclininB cha Lonj Branch, hrat supplied. 106 Lclg third floor Which may be closed off. $45,500. JR. EXECUTIVE Call BARONET REALTV, CO <-Z010. $25; meat nliccr. 94; nortnbla Motorola -116 O M ~l" I o"l J i tan Ave., Bed Bank, or phone CA rooms, ttirci1 ruunn radio, 54; portable TV Htanrl, Jl; pole 0408. Wf are looking for a younc man-with; CERAMICS CORP. lamp, $4; two 28" lamps, |8 pair; two locntcd. Sl[ executive ability to train in the con-'ifun, « nw di) Keyport, N. J, 18" lamps. |ft pair; three blond living FOUR-ROOM—Unfurnished apartment. 1VH3-ROOM HLTNGAL(JUr lumitr finance business. Age 21 to J INSTRUCTION room tables, J15 each; baby crib, «J10 FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE 35. High school graduate, good salary, West End, Long Branch. Al! utilities HOT AIR HEAT jumper. $2; rocker, $3; car bed, (3 paid, Call C\ 9 o853, or CA 0-0657. with many company benefits, plu» reg- RED BANK BUSINESS INSTITUTE. EH 7-9450. CALL O3 J-16T5 or O3 ular Increases and assured fulurr. Must 1962 Jpilng clans oiH-nn Feb. 5. Keclatra RED BAiNK — 32 Oakland St. Three FOR RENT O3t SALE — Jlouafl. funr ALPINE MANOR have car. Apply.Mr. Clossey, Bell Fi- now. Florence O'Shea, 123 Broad DISAPPEARING STAIRWAYS — Sold, , oora apartment, second floor, just dec nance Co., 77 Broad St.. Red Bank. WE ARE STARTING THIS NSW bed rooms, two baths, Inter rut: nil, Kati BERG YEAK WITH AN INCREASE IN SH 1.0683. Installed. Ladders and acafroid for rent jorated. Call BH 1-1144 after 5 p.n Haven. $135 per month. SH 1-4921, MOTEL-HOTEL All Qualified Buyen J'JLKWAN—For route In Union n*nch- PRODUCTION AND AN EXPAN- PRIVATE TUTOKlNti — Algebra, cheap. Newark Ladder antl Bracket Co., FURNISHED — Three rooms and balli SION PROGRAM THAT MAKE8 1516 Corlies Ave.. Neptune. PR 6-8540. f 1 IRBB^B B15 ho OM~iani S~in~8h ttwi • Roomi, winter raim. Malrt aervlre. Hazlet-Keyporf-MRtawan. Write "MILK- Chemistry, Geometry, Physics. Private entrance. Utilities Included, hury, mo. Restaurant. Cocktail loung*. Hotp! Short of Cash? Use Our* MAN" Rot fill. Red Hank. NECESSAKY AN INCREASE IN 7871832 IH 1-1611- PERSONNEL. TWO-BEDROOM Dutch Colonial In rooms, J15 \>PV week. Motel room' IJCENSED INSURANCE MAN — To BRING YOUR ROLLERS ONE ROOM. — Furnished apartment Jountry Clut. Estates, J125, overlooking river am! ocean. TV, %'Jt LAYAWAY PLAN . rnanage general Insurance department NEW WINDOW SHADES full kttcnen, bath, private rntrance. :NTIL JULY l, lour-bed room Cape per week, Itt. 36, Hlntilanili. 67:-1773. Of active real estate and Insurance FACTORY BRANCH Put on while you wait, Any size up rentlnc until April 1, B1I 7-0537. ;oil In Shrewsbury, |UO. (AH Down Payments and Monthly Need) MEN for lobs In several de- MERCHANDISE to largest picture window*. Free rust- WEART-NE1IETH AGKNCY, Kealton. SINGLE ftOOMfi — Clean uid com micency In Red Bank. Salary plua cum- ortable, Reaioriabls ratta. Garage Payments are Approximate) mission and overwrite, Excellent oppor- partments. These are permanent po- less eyelet, free CTOcliet ihade pull. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Kitchen SJi l-224'.l sitions with an opportunity for rapid FOR SALE Custom mad* shades, icailop or fringe. Jlvlnjc room, nodroom, prlvato bath aeniitmnn prcrerred. 92 Wtliact st tunity (or someone seeking a career in COMPLETELY FURNISHED split BH 1-5392. VETERANS Insurance. Bend resume to "In!iur*nc«." advancement. No experience. n< any type. Prompt delivery. Free entrance. Located Hwy 35. Coupls pre- measuring lervlce. Convenient terms. fcrrrd. SH 19131. i V'u rooms, three batiisi excellent Box 311. Red Bank. All replies held hhnrhonri. No agents. SH 7-M48. ,ENARDO MOTEL — Efficiencies No Down Payment CALL BH 11019 HAMMOND and rooms available, Seasonal, flail/. confidential. PROWN'S SPKINGVXEW GARDENS ORGAN STUDIO 2S3-B Spring St, Deluxe four mid five, TWO-BEDKOOM HOUSE — Enclosed weekly ratei, Open all yp*r, TV, nlr 514,990 Full Price MAN — Wanted for commercial main- 32 Broad St. BH 1-7500 Red Bank porch. One-car garage, adulti only, no SALARY $95.50 OF ABBURV PARK lwo-b fed room ap&rtmenta. Spncloui condllionlnj. Centrally located for tsnance work, steady position for r!{ht pots. Cftll CO 4-485R. butfit and shop*. Hwy 38, Leonardo. F alwayi say, IF the owner of a res- ' mnn. Call OS 1-1032 alter 0 p.m. HEATERS—Portabls. Used 350,000 BTU room». closctd, tile bathi. Four rootni MEN lor office cleaning, 5 p.m. _ Hammond Extravolce I 555. S6n. Construction or warehouses. New tvall»b1« February 1. Five rooms 201-2120. taurant will cat till own loort tlien it Wurlltzer Spinet Organ ... UNFURNISHED — Four-bedroom, two Is good enough for me. Tills appllei In l:.io a.m., Monday to Friday Inclusive, 69S. {430. Zouliek Associates, Inc. SH 7-4131. March l. Adulta oiilv. For appointmen bath ranch. Largo living room, dining SHOE SALESMAN Wurlltzer Spinel Organ 700. FURNISHED — One romn. Near bui almost anything. I own i houjo Ju.is Holm del area. Steady employment, ad- SIX PIECE — Chrome kitchen «t. lie call SH 1-5672, area, deluxe kitchen, basement. At- tnrt •hopping, Sb 7-D&53 or BH 7 like this en the next block, and I wilt fPART-TlMEl vancement. Apply Y.M.C.A., Red Bank, Conn Bplnet Organ „ 790. Hammond M3 with reverb .'..1050. Asking $30. HED BANK — llnfurnlshed [our-room laclif-rl guragu. Lcaia required. El wood 27-10. recommend It to an) on P. Thli .• a Experienced, betttr urade fam- second floor, 40 nivrrnlde Ave. Inter apartment, on bus line. Tllfi bath, A. Armstrong Agency, Realtor, flH 1- ihree-hfriromn ranch with, a l*S car ily ahoM. Call for appointment, views Saturday, Jammry 20th, 3 p.m. Krsnlrh * Rach Grand Piano 650. 81! 1-0516 Rftrr Pianola Player Piano (new) 605. private entrance. All utilities, JU 4500, detached Kara go, on A 'i aero lot. It U 2-1066, 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. lo i p.m. and Monday night Januar} SHOWCASES — Like ntw, per month. 5H 7-.T00I. has a lovely Inrgn klichan. plenty n[ 22nd 7 p.m. tn flp.m . SALES AND SERVICE Ben offer. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, off lsl Ave. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE room lor dlnlnc /acilitlBa. larjie living Seven rooms, half double houee. Untilr- BAKEH — Al! 'round man. 707-9697, RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION PR 69S11 THREE-KOOM APARTMENT — Ilnfur- room, tile bath, attic and basement. Ke»niburjc Bakery, 191 Main St., It pays to advertlie ticd. nil raodorn Improvements. Ci nlRhMl. J55. Apply 117 lit Ave., Atlantic HOUSES FOR SALE Including range, combination itortn KeanBburj. Bank Kejlster ! Open naily Till s — Saturday Till 5:30 TV — 21" table moticl, fxcellent ilia HlRhlant.it. »»nh nnrt doors and a lot more extra*. aid a portable record player. Call SH 1-0987. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. NEW SHREWBBIJR.Y — Kour-beilroiim Just wait til you «fp It! Convenient to 1-0901. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — J»t Aven' COMING SOON •hopping, transportation, achnols nml Pit 59300 Modern five rooms, iinfurnlslifil with ranch house, unrurnlsheci, two full AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS LARGE STOCK of steel wood (crews httlhfl, newly cfrcorated throughout, $16& church***. Very nice location. Im- MJAM CUSHIONS - In homs lerv. heat, Adults. 1110. Apply 117 1st Ave. medlftte poispsslon at closing. and bolt*, all slzo. ;W% under ccit. Atlantic Hi|r.liii.t1a. month. BH 7-2211. "OLD ORCHARD In. Phone LI 2-0477 FOAMART. RTE BuUt sales only. 8«-O*72. r.5 EATONTOWN RED BANK — Thrtc-room aparlment. FIVE ROOMS - Tll« bath, full bail- ESTATES" RTOVE — Electric four-burner G,E. nic«ly decor»t«rt. heat anil lint wfttfi ment. Expansion attic, M i 1 m a r k Non-Vet $450 Down A LARGE SELECTION OF TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. Good condition. Cairort Tripl-Oven, thrift Agency. Hroltcr, dial 3n- Over \y2 acres. Water view andl aj?e plus extras. Either one a NOW RENTING: % rar CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE I'prtcil carriage lioiisc. estate ar' ;i right-of-way to river. Living room e bargain at JANUARY 15 OCCUPANCY farming large livinR-dinlng arm. den, fAcrons Ac ma lot, Broad, Rtd Bank) two bedrooms -and nurarry, country Ht- has cathedral ceiling and brick A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! 3-4-41/a ROOMS noaphere. Rcfercncea. $200 per mrmth. fireplace. Den. Three bedrooms. $12,50,0 New Ventless Typyp e Hood Kllrn ft. Hnzclton, Tlrnltor, 11 Welt Free Swimming Pool Two baths. $34,900. NO DUCTD S NECCNECCESSARE Y Mrr»r>LETOWN~Three-br(lnmHd.. Rumson. m2-3KJ0. m ho Subject To Satisfactory Credit SPECIAL $135 to $175 Monthly Unfurnished, children wrlcnme, J113 n|im utllltln. F. A. Geliihnu-i. Itfnl Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating USUALLY 1B0.95 Including All Utilities Kstatf. M Hwy 36, L*nnarrlo. 20MHRfi. ELLEN S. BEACH AGENCY ADDING MACHINES - Typewriter* BilPTlO 1'ANKS, dry well* serviced. rOR ONLY 8KB MODEL APARTMENTS RUMSON — Three b«drooms*, nne l>«tli. CAItL 8. JONES—Palming and dec modern kitchen, dfnlnp room, UvinR •old. rented, repaired. Strplco'i, 101 Leeching field aided, Sickboa work. oratlnc Qen«ra) contrscttne. Pre« $49.95 WISTIVOOD AND BATH AVENCEB HAZELTON Daily to 8 p.m. Monmouth St., Red Bank. EH T-IHS9. C a Wilson BH 1-IS4ft eitlmalti Call SII 1-4343. 24 honra. LONG BRANCH. N. J, room, porch, fiuinmatic hcRt. FurnUhru jnTurnlsried. |l-5, fJarrlnon Agency, CApltai 2-2030 REALTOR Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. CROWN SH 1-fW4. China and Glass Repair TtiftEE-ROOM apsrtnifnt, «hir« latli. 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletowo Antiques Wanted Public Stenographer 'yCA'RT — Part nf lurce e.-Ulr*. I-'.i'.ir 13 West River Road Rumson XRi MUNLUNU - Uriina. fclass KITCHEN CENTER .Near rullroarl and bui. Can be ' " DolU, juns, ]o< cuitt Eglasl as:s il.shrd. 8H 1-B281. OS 1-2727 •liver rennlimng and plattnf. Tharm- BARB SERVICES HWY. 35. SH T-2552 MIHDLKTOW.N' C ronin.' waphlnc machine, dryer am) 8-12-3200 furniture, Civi_ lvil War lbook's_ . ApppraUali o9 Duckets. China A Glass Bhoy, 14? JN IIOOM3 Turnlsrifd, two-I«rnlly hi TYPINQ - Publicity; Booktteeplni ,'IA.NOJ - Save $.'00 or mon oil till Licensed Real EiUt» Broker made. Gilmsn. 011 7-1U1. Servlcs. MiracograpMng WIU pickup stall shower, oil hot water heat, rea- >hn L. MlniiRh, Realtor. Phone fi!2' Member of Red Bank irlc:e on branDrinda nrntw 6u8s nonotin Bplneupineti fi72ior2 and rfallver. CA 93S0O ilano._.108s . Ten year fjarnntieriarnntte. Com* leicrt Multiple Listing Service LOVELn^flEfci-BKUROOM - Two^ tjairi ranch, linir acre, 23' living room, Fuel Oil - Heating ind iave. W« service what w« ««tl THIIEE-HOOM unfurnished apanmrnr, Appliance Repairs 't-iiiei-* MUBIU at»re. JOD Main BStl . I (itjur. tilt; balli. MIOWI-I*. Hem. liol ttijCl recreation room. RfirftKr, pdtio, HUATINO Call SH 1* Radio-Television Repair id FO 3-21&O water aupplled. Call jaftcr 6 weehd WANTED TO RENT full basement, 4',a per cent Gl mort- APPLIANCE HEPAIK ami Insttvllft- gage, many more features. Owner leav- tloa Reildentlai and commercial wir- 0610. Oil Deltvory. Inc., Cervlc* Sit 7-012(1. Available. WANTKD — Twrj-bcilronin aiiartiiiertt In EDNA M. NETTER Sales. J Herbert St., Red Bank. A. a RADIO * rtiUKVISlON CO- SPKCIALS — Nlnf-plcce Cherry Colo- iiS I-'.H., jsking $19,SOU. To »e\i, caJ mi. Allan Electric. SH 7-0612. nial dlnlnf room S308. Three-piece Colo- TJIREK ROOMS — Unfurnished, Kpt Ban'K arra, April 1 occupancy. LICENSED HEAL ESTATE BROKER 113 Shrewibury Ave, flH 1-47CS. SERV- ndullo, nn petn. fifi 1-2S:G. U 2-3U44 for appointment. . __ ICE WHILE VOU WAIT. nial sectional J160, Thren-plccF maple trally located. Heat. Private. ?00. for livlnc room aat. *159. Bunkbeds, 550. blneis couple. 311 1-2(iT(J, i-'AHMS— HOMES-INDUSTRIAL SITES DKLFOIU> — 8pUt level, three~b«d^ Auctioneer Homo Improvements Maplo rockero, %20. Pntilsh living room HOLMUKL—COI.TS NECK nis, litree kltchon, living rtv three pieces. $215. Swivel rockers, 181. FIV1C nOOMS MAKUJOKO—FREEHOLD AIIEAB Ing room, recreation room. I!i balhl. WORKING MAN'B contractor—Alter- Roofing, Siding and Insulation FURNISHED ROOMS Attucheil Birag,'. 85x141) lot. Assume B. o. COATS — AD essential Auction atlona. addition!, patnttne, maionry. Albert Rurdge A Ron, 1M Clay St.. Redly decorate!. Heat aupjiiifil. Near Dutch Lanf Rd.. RH 1, Mtirltkoro Appraisal Berries "anywhere." 288 Rank (rear or Steinbach'a parking lot). ichools ontl buien. Call 7S7-1030. REDSHANK '-~LarK9~rurn!8hed room, 1\% (J.I. rnortg.iKP. ASfil.i* J17.0UC all those little lobs LO 6-1714. Icaulatlon ft Stilmg Corp. Cortlfled ^hT.'. No HroKfis. Norwood Avt,, D««L Phon* KJQllOBK Johns.Manvills contractor Pit 3 8(07 FURNISHED — Three rooms and hath, Ijnili Uc.M nvff Irtc.Ttlni). PritfcsstOMll JIO M1SI _ _ 1-3*61. or Adam Unzmayer 291-OJ01 Private entrance. Apply \1 Washington or tiusim-sfl Rcntlcinan. till 1-0078. - ••- - ,.- L. , IWOMiKiU-VI, HOME for young exveu- 111 INSURANCE SALE St.. Red Bank. \' (il.HH!: i; ><•- in an inVji-r |i.iU(iV.-. Country t'luli K.itatea. O!'cri:;g OLBOM CO BIC - Roormg, Blcilnj * KCI'.NI.^HKl) J'.OfJMH -~ K,itonlown. ALUMINI'M COMFU.NATION P1C;IS;IM1 Iric.tticm W.tlking (.IMii:ic- \n ilnjiv Auto and Truck Rental DISSATISFIED with pre i em imur* Insulation instHlled and uuaraniccri TWO — 4-room Rparlincni?'. 5101. h^«i. mil f tnett Want a Detter rtaai? Call Dunn STORM WINDOWS hot water Included; five room*, SU7.5n, Fort MfintiKiutti west gatr. Ktaionalilc y tor 10 jean. PR 5-0705—33105(0. V.V.-KK lalcr Ciill 1,1 •: :\^> I ,i.i m. Iff, Initurancf Agency BH • t-8533. ft. hot wdtrr inctudf'J i itirp» r>e>t- . r.uiiiiui. ;i.,, , SH ? AVIS Rent t nan cat or truck. Low rooniBl. CA f»-2019. W.'ll ts JJ7, ratei Mnpir wt. Red Banh, BH 7- 6 for $55 i'i IK AS A :< i M" "'•"-' "i n "V^n ~v, • •.' >\~<- .Uifc.VY. it I-!--' runs PR 4 52K Daily 7 a.m.-to p.m. Tel. Answering Service '• Itlvrrs I — Odd Jobs Tiiree-clinnne! tilt, tripl* Insert. TIIREK ROOMS - Aivl both fi nonic, ronin ami Inin! !')T BL'KINK.HH 4R7 Bnth AVP., LOUR Branch. Mf'mljf LET US BE your aecrctary No need iriple till sctlnn! 1 ItKPAIIta. ODDS AND ENDS to miss falls :t dour aniwurlns. ", CA 8-OHiG. I. s Stltrlyslila I-'5M 1 nil l).it Building Contractor PA1.NT1NO service 81] 1-4700 (J^FICIKKC. APARTMENTS *nd . bath. Heart of . nished apartment for one or lw". Hf"l- 311 7-9623 after 8:30 p.m. until 8:r.« th ;mg flrr l . tiv Salei 8ervlCB Buppnu nlnRi till 9 p. m. rttlRl iccllon. 8 TMrrt Ave, 2!>1-923T.P in. [..ith.i, rccrfnvtlnti rnniru. Over (lireft 07fifl. RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS LOUIH CABSAN • Palmer, dscorator, SOS Proipoct Avfl.. Llttla Sliver. For acres. All till* unit lirnvpn, Ion, for rap«rn»n««r. 25 yean ncerlincs. 41 on your Elactrolux, call PR fi-0661o r DIKING ROOM BKT 7011 SALE OCEAKPOIIT — Attractive extra Urn* LATRGB fiTRNifiHEii rfrioM — in (More Classified Adi Storm wlndowi, ildlct awnlnga town. Huslntfli gpntlpmnn preferred. nz.Dun Finlay HPHI Estate Agency, Cbipla Ava. 8U 1-1701 Ut»r « p.m.3U 1-3070. CALL. ne-foom apartment, near hlni On The Not Page) SH 7-2603 or 8H 1-482A. 191-2(10 c en ten. 717-15*1. Call alter 9 p.m. SH i-oiP5. 270 Day Ave., Highlands. 872-01U2. HOUSES FOR SALE 22—Friday, January 19, t%2 RED BANK REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSB9 FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MATTHEW J. SILL J. Lester Rigby Associates, Inc. STANLEY K. DOWNS "The Broker Who Knows Middletown" 658 TINTON AVENUE REALTOR . HALL BROS. HlGHWAt 35 • MIDDLETOWN -.- NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. "Hornet of Charm end Value" OS 1-3200 OS 1-291* REALTORS, SHadyside M017 TINTOK FALLS — Ready for occupancy. Four-bedroom split, re- Member Multiple Listing Service BUILT TO ENDURE-GI-NO DOWN . plete with wall-to-wall carpeting on three levels, screens, storm SYCAMORE AVENUE SHREWSBURY No one can deny the livability and quality construction of this older, sasb, large screened porch, 2% baths, living room has fireplace; 813 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVE* MAGNIFICENT EVERGREENS Mid largtf'tree* add to the b«Uty SHadyside 1-7688 four-bedroom home. Living room and dining room with fireplaces. full dining room, kitchen has built-in oven, dishwasher and break' Modern kitchen, lavatory, sun porches front and rear, four bed- fast area, family room, den, laundry room, basement, two-car ga- of this charming colonial home. The spacious living room nai a FOUR-BEDROOM VALUE — Foyer, living room, dining room rooms and modern bath up. Full basement with separate laundry rage. Excellent neighborhood, privacy, good schools. Many othei log burning fireplace. Bay window in the dining roSm. Science modem kitchen, two full baths, den, full basement. City sewers room. Walk to shopping, schools and buses. Call today—tomorrow features. Only $29,900. kitchen. Powder room. Three sunny bedrooms, tile bath. Glass Only four years young. May be purchased FHA with 10 per ceni may be too late. and screened porch. Full basement. Attached garage. Finest down. Hurry for this one! Asking $17,759. APPROXIMATELY $88 PAYS AL NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom split level, three bath neighborhood in Rumson. Outstanding value! $28,800. 25x15 den, living room, kitchen with wall oven and dishwashei EIGHT-ROOM COLONIAL — Only 18 months old. Belter tha breakfast area, dining room, cellar, two-car garage, flagston CHARM AND COMFORT in this lovely split level home. Artistic APPEALING THREE-BEDROOM HOME in every detail. Paneled wall in the 22-ft. living room. .Family new. Four spacious bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, two-car Karate, panele; Conveniently located Cape Cod with fireplace. Fresh inside anc screened porch. Screens, storm sash, wall-to-wall carpetine den, oversized living room with fireplace. Full basement, alum $24,900. dining room. Deluxe kitchen. Four double bedrooms, three tiled out. Living room, separate dining room, eat-in kitchen, bedroom baths. Mellow pine family room 25'xl5' with fireplace. Screened num. storm sash. Well landscaped. Owner's transfer offers exce full tile bath down. Two large bedrooms, excellent closets anc lent buy at $31,850. MIDDLETOWN — Frame and brick ranch on >/t acre with ta porch. Hobby shop basement. Base panel hot water heat. Two- storage; space for second bath up. Full', dry basement; screenei shade trees. Three large bedrooms, two ceramic baths, large liv car garage. Exceptional at $26,750. patio, fenced rear yard and garage. NEW RUMSON CAPE COD — Three excellent bedrooms, V/2 bath; ing room, dining room, den with fireplace; kitchen equipped with den, latest kitchen with built-in range. Living room with fire •Asking $15,501 Caloric built-ins and dishwasher, baseboard heat, cellar with fa' BRICK AND FRAME modern colonial home near river. Five bed- place, full basement, opening to rear yard. Occupancy about Jum out shelter, two-car garage. Builder's pride at $32,500. rooms, three tiled baths. Living room 24'xl4'. Fireplace, formal WE COULDN'T BELIEVE OUR EYES dining room. Deluxe kitchen, electric range, dishwasher, refrig- I Convenient to schools and transportation. Low taxes. Price At this price; a four-bedroom split level so carefully maintained, LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom ranch on % sere lot. Orn at $21,000. erator, washer and dryer. Cedar paneled den. Pine paneled family so. tastefully decorated. Spacious living room, dining area, science mental trees, barbecue, patio, lovely gardens. Living room wi room 24'xl2'. fireplace. Screened porch 21". Full basement. Two- WALK TO FAIR HAVEN SCHOOL - Attractive four-bedroom cot kitchen with Tappin range; also built-in breakfast counter. Recre- fireplace; dining room, kitchen with special range, dishwasher car garage. This is a luxury home for the most discriminating. tage Two tiled baths, fireplace, carpeting, 16'xl6' den with ad ation room with built-in TV. Laundry, V/j baths, basement. New utility room, screened porch. Attached garage. $25,900. Asking $47,500. joining screened porch, low taxes. Immediate occupancy. Tran- hot water heater, large lot, excellent landscaping. $700 down buy: ferrra owner offers at $18,900. this at below FHA appraisal. "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES FOR YOUR SELECTION" A REAL STEAL AT $17,00' J. Lester Rigby Associates, Inc. FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL — Quiet, established neighborhood. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Near Little Silver grammar scJiool. Three exposure living room SPACIOUS AND GOOD LOOKING 658 TINTON AVENUE with fireplace, separate dining room, hot water heat; large, dr, Well designed three or four-bedroom Middletown home. Entranci SHadyside I-I0I7 basement. Screened porch, attached garage. Immaculate condi hall, large airy living room with lovely planters. Dining room NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. tion. Shade trees. Asking $22,000. efficient modern kitchen. Recreation room, don or fourth bed Members of fhe Red Bank Multiple Listing Service room, I'/j baths, laundry basement. Garage, patio, fenced yard STANLEY K. DOWNS PRICED BELOW VALUE — Four bedrooms, two tiled baths. Din Immediate occupancy. Owner moving toj Florida. Ten per cen: SHadysids 1-7741 ette alcove, paneled fireplace wall with bookcases. Fenced yard down, FHA. ASKING $19,501 with 12'xl6" playhouso for hobbies or storage. Attached garage. Immediate occupnnry. Ten per cent down payment, FHA. A real RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS bargain at $111,100. 1962's FINEST OFFERINGI JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR 600 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J.^ , 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON, N. ALLAIRE • FARROW AGENCY FOREST HOMES AT MIDDLETOWN SHadyside 7-4532 842-0444 Monmoufh County's Oldest Real Estate Firm (River Plaia) OUR STAFF 199 Broad Street, Red Bank, SH 1-3450 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER Russell M. Borus Mary Margaret Rich Fingsr Tip Location to Red Bank Tony E. Hunting Ruth H. Spoerl Member Multiple Listing Service It'i luxury living In tlie finest of custom " 36 YEARS EXPERIENCE homes In the most desirable established' J. Robert Hensler Theresa S. Bonnema residential Klver Plaza section of Middle- RUMSON — TWO-STORY COLONIAL — COUNTRY SETTING - GET THE HOME YOU ALWAYS WANTED In LITTLE SILVER— town. Forest Homes Is a community by Member Multiple Listing Service Constructed by a builder who was an artist—four attractive bed- Itself whnr« dreams of true suburban llv- ', Heart of estate area. Over V/2 acres, many fruit trees. Five bed- rooms, 2'/2 baths. Center hall, living and dining rooms, sun room, rooms (one has picture window and paneling), living room with In* coma true. Lovely tree-shaded es- RIVER VISTA — Excellent retirement home with enclosed porch colonial fireplace, wainscoted dining room with colonial picture tates, beautiful landscaping—everjrthlni li den, delightful kitchen, breakfast and laundry room, basemen here to fee seen and chosen. In modeli two-car attached garage. Offered at $49,500. for sitting and watching the world go by—"boat". Living room, window, large kitchen with country style pine paneled cabinets, RANCH, COLONIAL and SPLIT LEVEL. dining room, family kitchen, dry basement, three bedrooms and large screened porch, cellar, garage, two blocks from school and bath in Rumson at $10,000. jtore!. Asking $22,000. MAJESTICALLY DESIGNED! LIBERAL FtNANCTNO LITTLE SILVER - OLDER COLONIAL ON WATERFRONT - MINIMUM H-ACRE ESTATES! "LOW 3O'«" THREE ACRES — Four bedrooms 2% baths. If you want room OWNER MOVED AWAY - Offers this attractive home o! real ROOM TO BREATHE—on dead end street In LITTLE SILVER— for your boat or dogs or safety for your children to play, see about this one. Boat house and work shop. Asking $41,500. value. Four bedrooms, two full tiled baths, living room, fireplace three-bedroom ranch with screened porch, garage, approximately FOREST HOMES dining room, modern kitchen, lovely 28x14 ft. family room. Full three acres of land. Asking price $18,900. Nut Swamp Road, , Middletown, N. J RUMSON — SPIC AND SPAN - CHARMING GOOD TASTE -basement, two-car attached garage, location of unusual privacy. ] Asking $24,900. RED BANK—AWAY FROM TRAFFIC—Five-year-old split-level DIRECTIONS: Garden Btata Park- DIRECTIONS: Garden State Park- l /2 story ranch house with basement and two-car attached garagi three bedrooms, recreation room 20x22 feet, patio 15x28, garage, way south to exit W9 (Itcd Bnnlo way south to exit 117 (Matawan* Beautifully landscaped plot 1>/I acres. Combination living and din onto Newman BprlnKS ltd. Left on Keyport) Into Itt. 35: south, on Kt. ing-rooms (31x22). Four bedrooms, three baths, modern kitchen FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS ON THE STREET — Immaculate execu- taxes only $438. Price $20,500, Newman Springs ltd., then first Mt 35, • approximately nine miles to tive's like new ranch. Excellent parochial grade and high school on Half Mile IW. timtjor> Atormn, •creens, blinds. Pri- Asking $22,500. \ ful family room. Birch Formic Member Multiple Listing vacy i>r woods behind. O/f Broad kitchen. Formal dining room. Big HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ted Brink. $13,800. After 5 p.m. 81Hwy. 35 Holmdi BHREWSBUKK—A 1 locution. Six-room.. •7G10. iving room. Garage. Hot watet HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE •two-bath ranch. Largo screened porch, VETS NO $ DOWN one-car garage, lircplnce, completely PRICKU FOR QUICK HALE — 919,81)0, (Off Union Avenue) CO 4-7010 heat. $29,500. NON VET $400 DOWN REDDEN AGENCY Undflcnped. JIJ months old. Lot lMJx Three-bedruoui ranch Just norih of R RUMSON—Brick faced, center 150. JM,t>o6. Call tor awuiiitinrnt SH Uank. blstiwufthrr, haflemnit, giia li FAIR HAVEN FOUR BEDROOM Young Cape Cod not in a de- Realtors - Insurors FAIR HAVEN •Mtt», wnlcr heat, attach eil carn^e. 10Dx2(K LINCROFT—Three-bedroom si hall colonial. Near bus, ocean pxceptloimlly well laattatiitpcc. lot, patio, COLONIAL. 160 feet frontage 01 velopment. Living room, large QUIET LOCATION IN RED INTERRACIAL RIVER PLAZA—Spollesi ihrpobp^Troom May itfliiumo VA 4>i prr cent mortKane, level home. On large corner I secluded- street. Eight rooms, and river. Five bedrooms, i'/j Cape Cod. Banemont, f^ptnio room, low Monthly payments Jin. Immedinte oe kitchen, two bedrooms with room BANK — Well constructed older $12,000 tiled baths, living room with fire- down payment, Imineillnlo prsBPMlon. cupancy. leaving itnlP. 8H 7-5641 V/2 baths, attached garag Fireplace. Large family room for two more. Full basement SH 1-768B, CA 2-9180 evenings. Asking Several extras included. Wall-t< home in good condition. Six Immaculate five-room cottage o; place, dining room, kitchen and 914,000. Owner. LrpT Basement. Two-car garage. Ask- $96 per month pays all. $12,900, rooms, cellar, fireplace. Wonder- lovely landscaped king size lol ant neighborhood surrounded by white wall carpet on first floor. Pri ing $24,900. sunroom. Two-car garage. $37,- A RAMBLING RANCH — Newly dec birch and evergreens, '22' living room ful buy at $11,900. FHA financing, $400 down foi 500. oratfd. In excellent condition. Living with fireplace, leparata dining room, $18,900. VETS NO $ DOWN qualified buyer. . roam with fireplace, dining area, kitch- kitchen, two urn room a. full linsfment, 804 River Road, Fair Haven, N.J en, three bed rooms, tiki bit in, ntttirtitM garage, Perfect (or larga family, Price* Immaculate five-room home, al 3-BEDROOM RANCH HOME - RUMSON — Four-bedroom, two- Sarsg*. Priced at |lft.2OO. Call TI1OMP- tit only 123,500. El wood A. Armstrong WEART NEMETH Perfect for growing family. Near NAVESINK bath Cape Cod offered at $1,500 ON & BAKTELL, RUALTOR. SH 7-Agency, Realtor, BS5 Prospect Ave., SHadyside 7-4100 on one floor. Living room, ful »80O. Llttlu Hllver. SH 14BQ0. dining room, modern kitchen with schools and transportation. Ful INTERRACIAL below FHA appraisal. Living AGENCY dry basement, garage, one-ha room, den with fireplace, screened breakfast nook, ceramic tile bath, $15,900 wall-to-wall carpeting throughout acre landscaped plot with trees porch, cheerful kitchen, garage. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE REALTOR TOMORROW'S Lovely older type two-story com $94 per month. Price $13,500. Situated in one of Middletown $19,000. 102 WEST FRONT STREE' HOME—TODAY! good neighborhoods. $16,800. G fortable home, exceptional^ clean throughout. Large lot. ExLITTLE SILVER-Charming co- AWAY FROM NOISE — Three-bedroom ranch. Fireplace, VETS NO $ DOWN mortgage may be assumed bj SHadyside 1-2240 ... the ultimate qualified purchaser. cellent financing available. lonial, near school and shopping attached garage. Open and jalousied porch. Lot 120x148. NON VET $550 DOWN 24-HOUR SERVICE in interior design . . . center. Living room, fireplace, Immediate occupancy. $18,000. Custom built brick front Cape A REAL CENTER HALL colonia RUMSON dining room, pine kitchen with Cod. Large living room with Member Red Bank Area THE STUDIO SPLIT built about I860. Good conditior $18,900 range and refrigerator, screened fireplace, dining room, kitchen, but needs some modernizing, Multiple Listing Service Canopy styled balcony overlooking Three-bedroom Cape Cod, conporch- , four bedrooms, tiled bath, BliOAU ST. - Frainti noiinc, nar<1 ( floors, hlichcn, two baths, full tached garage. Many other at hood. 10% down. All for $16,900. SHREWSBURY—Cape Cod •llh just merit. Payments under 5110 fo Multiple Listing Service. Once listed, a committee of i\n(lnl)le second door. Stairway fr^... svcrythlnjc. Full juice tractive features. Priced at only Evorything in Real Estate vlnp room. Kitchen with dinlnt: nrea Stop in our office for FREE MAP qualified real estate appraisers will throufihly inspect $23,000. Call now for appoint MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Two hedramns. Hnsemont. Storm s;i3h, NO DOWN PAYMENT ment. of Middletown Township your home. An average of their evaluntinns will be en-ens. I.arKe- plot. WalkhiK distance >r mi'nt, landscaped plot. Newly painted liviiiR ::ir,iRt\ larfio. lot In fine nciRlitiorliood room and kitchen, lull basement, nl 8 Comanche Drive Oceanport VEST LONO BRANCH — Eight-year the result! All this service comes to you at no extra cost! Don't wait ... for the best ''ml Price j 17,Dill). Qu.iMNiul buyer with ready FHA. nppmlscd and npproved •Id ranch, excellent condition, /our Ded- inun down. I'aymmt only JUS month- Lawrence J. Schilling Quick occupuncy. Only JU.O0O and CA 2-1602 H, two full bathB, eat-In kitchen, return on your investment . . . call your nearest MLS Realtor today! *. (.'nil r.il Olilsen Kealiy, New Jinn- terms less thnn rent. leparate dining room. 13x21 living PEALTOBP.EALTOBS EW MONMOUTH — Threo-bodroom room, playroom and workshop In base- loiitti. os i-nsii. spring Btrret Ked Bank ncli Five years old, excellent condl- ncnt, walk-In closet, attic stairway, hot 1 I i-: A T1 if A K1N 'iflnv ElTv IKW^Fnmi Sliadyilile 7-4121 in. Dining room, screened porch, vater baseboard heat, refrigerator, air ramie tllrs Dflth, tutl dry basement, :ondltloner, wanner and dryer, aluml- s nldcr aoven-ruom house on Ire- Multiple Listing Service M. KRONE RED BANK AREA nrtoiis jot Tiled t.;iih, nuiiiurn, sunny ttached garage. Walk to churches, mm awnlnss. Completely [enccd land- (cllcn witli an nbi ndanro of i>lne- ASSOCIATES, INC. irochhil nnd p'lbllc, Newark and New leaped lot with Irult trees and berries, noleil C;iDin*-is o|>n. JKHTH eurrmiiuls WIDE VISTA! (REALTORS) ork buses, you may acquire your oot house, attached gurage. Near pub- J slilffl nt liaitic witii enclDspj porch mortgagf or assume i'i^n VA ic and parochial nchooln, shopping nntt lull Htm- im.i l».is'-im-iit. Iliiii.»t' Rt. 35 • Eatontown ortgage ot J12.B00. Payments only ranHpnrlntlon. Priced for quick onla Kr'trkll 13 Cash needed $f>.00l! lull nncp 517 ;21,(IUO. Principals only. Call CA l)-173;i. in fxceUrnt rntnlltlon. On ima line. , cilnli 'in, rci mliimoii U 2-2133 O. OS 1-25C5 after C p.m. No brokers >;i. Only Jl'I.MM. ('ill! us liwlnv. ROI^I . • • „ 'OLONIAL Risr II-APPI.EimoOK, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cd SI iil(1 (i(inwnl , JI'JT monthly l\KT7~BANK AUKA — Four bedrooms'. <).\ U'ATKKBriTKHinn . H.illHi-.-illut n . H"Hii W.^r " '"'^ - fourth hedn IECT1ON 31. CMKIIH.L AREA. Three 'roiilSI., I!cilnank. KII J.3HI0. fiays all. Act now. Call C;il Olilsen IPIIJXP. Eight ronrns, twn bntli, (Inlslscd crcntu room, husc leflro.iuiH, I ,-', li'UhH, LMxH living rumn Kralty, New .Monmoutlh OS \-;v.\22. laaemcnt, parngc, attic, a ewers, side re. Air ( mlitloi mh i:i' bay window and fireplace Din- 30 LINDEN PLACE RED BANK valhs. L'FirprlinR. air' condttinner, Extras. S'Jl.OOO. lifi room. Kitchen with built-in counter s. orfer.i HK1) HANK AREA -- Truly n rinr Irnrrs, clorm and screened. Freezer, i 1-24.1S. •atifie and wall oven. Wall-to-wall car- lu'tlr ''. but)] find. Two hlaeKfi to Ncwmun SpriiiRs wnslier, dryer, refrigerator, rU\. Chcjire .S3UIIB O.I. — MortgBKO Newly mlnp. Oversized one-car garage. Patio. SH 7-9567 t:l m. Hd. «nd Hhreivflbnry AVP. in years old. location, next to p»rk, schools, etc. ecorntert «plll. Dear] end Street. Wnll- .Veil landscaped 175x125 corner lot on iHfltM buyer. Aslilnc , Two bedrooma, expansion alt It1. 52.(100 in minutes to Hell Labs. Low tnxea. j-wall carpeting, paneled recreation ;wo dead-end streets. Bit years old. down. Jll.OOO mortgage, fill Mill alter 4!4%moTtgagfl. Trnnaferred. $20,IKK) {or oom, patio. No brokers. 119,200. SH 133,800 FITtM. Call OS 1-0332 after I •OMPSON & BAHTELL HEALTOR. Q p.m. •8102. m. 7-MOd. ' quick Bale. OWNER; 741-64S2. BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY , LEGAL KOtlCE T>/|7 A V responsibility and recognizing the Friday, January 19,1962—23 RED BANK REGISTER rights of others. TTOWrf - Double bwtder. Two- CHARTEB NO.JOrJI wb.cn til t±i« wort it done, net ftZSZBVC DISTRICT >O. 3 The superintendent .discussed n,tw pec yts.i. A ttcai a.i 3X4,SOQ. THE LOW AGENCY Shoppie^ arei. cc« block. Itortriie REPORT OF CONDITION the carrying out of his philosophy dUbU MH 1-1141 ttltr 4 p.m. Or tfefl K>LTJburrMid<±](rt.5Wli KtllOB- ii Buik of UMdletowii in ifae BUM ofAddressed under four major headings: Vat REALTORS RZD BArfK IKCOME PROPERTY Hew Jeri*y.' at tht clow of bu*ioei school plant, the teaching «taff, Religious News , BRICK: BWWVSG tn,tm on Dec 30, 1MI, publiihed la reiponi the pupils aad the curriculum. M6 ftlYER ROAD FAIR HAVEN to call ias44 c byy complrotlcp r off {b{ e TRINnV EPISCOPAL BAPTIST Perfect 1OCK.UOD. Corner ftor*; 1300 n, f Stl ttiX VV. I. Member Multiple LUtlng Service ft. plui tuxurtcrtji (wjr-roorn tptrtrnent untfer Stctloc By Malone The Swirdmlng River School M«Uwan Leonardo upiuJrc. ConvB«i*Dt to til (jtruifporta- Uon, immedU-te occupancy. DIAL 212- AS3CT8 NEW SHREWSBURY - "The when completed, will be the Matins Sunday at 7:45 a.m. will The annual business meeting of WATERFRONT CHATEAU-A street out of Old Europe leads to LA 7-1101, Ownfr, K*ufman. L Cash, balance* with township's most adequate facil this one of a kind ivy covered masonry home, located on the bank other banki, and cash Shrewsbury Township Schools be followed by Holy Communion the church will be held tonight - Items io procett or col- are dedicated to the belief that ity, he said. Sycamore School at 8 a.m. at 8 o'clock in the education of (he beautiful Navesink River. Features include spacious cathe- REAL ESTATE VIANTED , lection „ ,....• ,..,$ has reached its ultimate size, he dral ceiling, living room with distinctive fireplace, full dining room, 3, United States Govern- it is our duty to provide educ* The family service and church building. ment obligations, direct added. modern kitchen, five bedrooms, 2"4 baths, sunken den, full base- and guaranteed ; :._. tional facilities -and opportuni- school will be held at 9:30 a.m. Rev. William Carr will preach ment, two-car garage and your own sandy beach. $40,000. LISTINGS WANTED 3. ObJifiahDHs of atatei ties for every pupil In accord- The next step in meelin^ the There will be a celebration of Sunday at 11 a.m. on the lub- For the Red Ba.uk Area • anrl political iubdlv]. need for more classrooms wil Blons M , ance with the specific n'eds and the Eucharist and sermon at 11 ject "A Message of Encourage- SMALL WATERFRONT ESTATE-Comprising three acres with MuitlplB Listing System 0*11: HOLSTON WATBRBUR? 5. (Corporate Mocks (In- abilities of each individual be to add to the Tinton Falls a.m. A nursery will be available ment." beautiful trees and a charming colonial home. Attractive living 13 West Front BL. Red Bask cluding $30,000,00 Hock School, he said. 8H 7-3500 of federal Rcserva that society is best served when during this service. Church school will meet at room with fireplace and new bow shaped windows, full dining .back) „;_ Ov«r 53.000,000 toll by MLS i (89 S differences are recognized and In discussing the teaching The office of admission and.ad- 9:45 a.m. room, family room, modern kitchen with dining area, powder room, in seven months tf. Loans and discounts .... staff, Mr. Malone said that nex four bedrooms, small study, two baths. Boathouse and separate 7. Banlt premises owned fostered." vancement of acolytes will be in- The sermon subject at the 7:30 NOT A MEMBER OF ANY 180,001.00, furniture and year the system will have 61 workshop in rear. Property may be sub-divided. Asking $41,500. MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM. J fixtures $67,001.00 This was the basic theme cluded in the 11 o'clock service. p.m. service will be "The Thistle SELL YOUR HOME THROUGH 8. Real estate owned other classroom teachers, an Increase and the Cedar." than bank premises . Wednesday night advanced by Holy Communion will be cele- GRACIOUS FAMILY HOME-Ideally located within two blocks of McGowan Ryan Agency 11. Other assets _ ioiio£n George C. Malone, supcrintenden of two. For the past several brated Tuesday at 8 a.m., Junior Baptist Youth Fellow- ocean and near transportation. Newly decorated interior includes Red Bank e 1-3000 of schools, in his annual report years all of the teachers hired Wednesday at 10 a.m.. and Thurs- ship will meet Monday at 6:30 large living room with fireplace, dining room 16x20; with fireplace, 12, TOTAL A8SETS .__419.* 21,071.35 have had degrees, and some ad- den, kitchen measures about 18x18, modern with aluminum wains If OUR HOKB WANTED — Wtiy list to the Parent-Teacher Associa day, the Conversion of St. Paul, p.m. with tifl7 Wa adverting «ittnaively In vanced degrees. The Women's Missionary So-' coting, gas range, oversize refrigerator and dishwasher, playroom the newspapers, radio and publish & LIABILITIES tion. at 8 a.m. for the children, five bedrooms, three baths, sleeping porch, base- catalog tor home leckers. We ata mem-13, Demand deposit! of in- Mr. Malone said that, on the According to Mr. Malone th- The Junior Young Churchmen ciety will meet Tuesday at S ben ol tna TWlt. a national real estate dividuals, pfirtnershljie, schools are growing at a rate o! ment, three-car garage. $42,500. referral lervlce. WB are "Homo Trad and corporations other hand, young people mus will meet tonight at 7:30, and p.m. The trustees will meet ere" - two olllcea, 11 lull tlm» fales 14. Time ami savings de- match opportunities by accepting about 100 pupils per year. Th Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at the people. Call WALKER & WALKER, posit?! of Individuals, the Young Churchmen will meet EXECUTIVE'S WATERFRONT-On about three acres of tree cov- Realtors. Members Red Bank Area partnerships, and cor- nredicted enrollment next yea: Sunday at 7:30 p.m. home of Donald Wagner. ered land on the beautiful Navesink River, this almost new brick Multiple Listing Service. Shrewsbury, porations _. -LEGAL NOTICE will be 1,725 pupils. This figun Prayer and Bible study will be and frame residence of colonial design is the last word in luxurious SI! t-5212 and llazlct, OS 1-2126. 15. Deposits of United Slates The Sewing Guild will meet Government (including does not allow for pupils result Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. and the held Wednesday at 8 p.m. living. There are four lovely bedrooms, two on the first floor, 3U postal savings) „. ing -from houses that will b -LEGAL NOTICE 16, Deposits or .States and vestry will meet Wednesday at baths, a paneled family room with fireplace, living room with fire- political subdivisions .... NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MIUTAIIY built. Unless there is a large COUNTY OF JIIONMOUTH SERVICE OR PATIENTS IN VET- 8 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST place, full dining room, separate study, delightful modern kitchen 18. Certified anu oMcen housing program, the school pop- with eating area overlooking water. Two-car garage and filtered STATE OF, NEW JERSEY checks, «tc 134,376.39 ERANS' HOSPITALS AND TO Acolyte training school will be Ealontown Notice 1* hereby given that le 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS THRin ItElJ\TIVES AND FRIENDS ulation could level off in threi modem swimming pool Asking $82,000. bids will be received by the Board of .._ J17.fiO3.455.29 K you are in the military service or held Thursday at 7 p.m. Bible study classes will meet Chosen Freeholders o( the County of (a) Total demand de- are a patient In a veterans' hospital or four years to between 2,000- Sunday at 9:30 a.m. William N. • Monmouth for Furnishing Tires and posits J S.B79.83S.30 and desire to vott, or if you are a rel- 2,200 pupils, he predicted. Tubes for Monmouth County Equip- (b) Total time and ative or friend of a person who Is in ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Scott, the minister, will deliver HOUSES FOR SALE ment for tho Road and Bridge Depart' savings- deposits the military servlc* fir Is a patient The superintendent said the HOUSES FOR SALE ments and opened nnd read In public J 8,723,618.63 In a veterans' hospital who, you he Keyport the sermon at the 10:30 a.m. Jn the Meeting Room of the Hall ol lleve, will denlrft to vote In the spe boys and girls of this community Records. Main Street, Freehold, N. J., 23. Other llabllltlei .... 4S2.379.I0 Morning Prayer Sunday at 7:30 service and following the sermon clal School District mpetlnp or election are better than average. The REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES on Wednesday, February 7. 1962 ' 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES -118,085,834.69 to be held In Tho Freehold Regioni a.m. will be followed by Holy the Lord's Supper will be served. A. FRED MAFFEO 2:00 o'clock p.m., Eastern Dny lig Hlfcli School Pletrlot In tin* County < median I.Q. is 110, he explained. RED BANK S&ving- or Standard Time, whichever tfonmouth and State of New Jerspy, Communion at 8 a.m. The sermon by William Scott REALTORS rrnvajls. on March 13, lOfii. kindly write to tlie Eighty per cent of pupils *re ai at the evening service will be the CAPITAL* ACCOUNTS undersigned at onro making appllca- Holy Communion will be cele- Three bedrooms, two-story older Specifications and form of bid, con- 25. Capital Stock $ 500,00(1.00 grade level or above in perform- home—within walking distance of 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY tract and bond for the proposed work for a military service ballot to brated at the family service at first in a series on "Church Gov- prepared by H, Leroy Lfurlln, Mori 'IS. Surplus sooowifl: be voted In said election to bn for- ance as compared with the norm ernment" as found in the 1st cen- Broad Street. SHadyside 1-9333 moutn County Engineer, have beet 27. Undivided profits 336,138.61 warded to you. If you are !n the milt 9:30 a.m., at which time the $13,509 (lied in the otlice of Irving S. HPIV tary service or are a patient In a vet of 50 per cent. church school meets. Morning tury church. Wallace Goutman Member- Multiple Listing Service neit, Clerk of the Hoard uf Chosen TOTAL TAP1TAI. erans' hospital, ntaiing your name, BEP Freeholders In the Hall of Records, ACCOUNTS ; 1,336,138.61 serial number, home address and the The three R's remain the foun prayer will be conducted at 11 will direct the singing. FAIR HAVEN Main Street, Freehold, N, J., and may address at which you are stationed or dation of the elementary schoo o'clock. On Wednesday evening the Bi- Three-bedroom older home In THINKING OF RUMSON ? be inspected by prospective blddera can be found, or If you desire the during business hours. Bidders will be 30. TOTAL IJABIUTIES military uruvicft hftllnt (or a rrlative or curriculum* Mr. Malone main There will be a celebration of We class will study "The Resur- choice residential neighborhood. Consider this ten-room, brick and furnished with, a copy of tlio specifica- AND CAPITAL friftnd then maka an application under tions by the Cleric upon proper notice- tained. Holy Communion Wednesday at rection and Great Commission" $15,000 frame colonial with center hall, Bids must be mado on standard pro- Accou.-rra — (i».(zi,wi.39 oath for a military service ballot to posal forms In the manner designated no forwarded to him, stating in your Grouping, the use of a wide 9 a.m.; Thursday, Conversion of and Thursday night the Ladies' 3>4 baths, basement, two-car at- therein and required by the specifica- application that he la over the ftge o SHREWSBURY tached garage. Excellent loca- MEMORANDA twenty>one yearf nnd etftttnjf h!« tiRtne variety of materials and differ- St. Paul, at 9 a.m., and Friday Bible Class will meet In the an- tions; must be enclosed in sealed en- 31 Assets pledged or as- serial number, home afldress and the Small ranch house with three tion, close to all conveniences. A velopes bearing the name and address signed to secure llablli* ent methods of teaching help chil at 6:30 a.m. nex at 7:30. of the bidder and name of the .work address at whl tlea and for other pur- CBH be found. dren of varying abilities to reach bedrooms, excellent neighbor- real family home on tree-shaded on the outside, addressed to the Eoard poses _., | 140,000.00 Alcoholics Anonymous will lot. $37,500. of Chosen Freeholders ot the County Korm§ of application can b« obtained their potential, he added. hood, low taxes. ol Monmouth, N. J., and must be ac- from the unrierslKnH. meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. HOLY COMMUNION $13,509 companied by a bonding certificate and 1. William C. Johnson, Preildent Dated: January IP, 1B63 A frequent suggestion is plac- EPISCOPAL MIDDLETOWtf-Bi-level four-bed rooir a certified check, drawn to the order ot the above-named bank do hereby IRA O. TILTON. home, two full baths. Living room of tho Treasurer of the Cnunty of Mon- declare that tills report of condition Secretary of Tlid Board of ing subjects historically belong- BAPTIST Fair Haven separate dining room, extra Bpecla mouth for not leas than Ten Per Cent Is true and correct to tin best or my KtltlcBtlon nf The Freehold ing in the high schools in the eie- REAL ESTATE kitchen, jarage, recreation room larce (109o) of the amount bid and be de- knowledge and belief Jlepional HlEh School District Matawan Communion will be celebrated lot. Jlay be purchased FHA. $23,000. livered at the place and on the hour WILLIAlf C. JOHNSON, In thn County of Jfonmnuth mentary school, he continued. Sunday at 8 a.m. Morning prayer ASSOCIATES above named. The itandnrrl proposal President. nnd State of New Jersey Donald Raker, a representative ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-ScenlC Dr forms will bi* furnished upon applica- We, the undersigned directors attest TtobfrtsvjJI* Rosd. Mr. Malone pointed out thai of the New Jersey Council on AI- and sermon by the rector. Rev. Magnificent home. View of New York tion tD the Clerk of the Board. 127 Oakland Street Red Bank from open dt;ck the correctness of this report of con- Treehold, New Jersey when the elementary school as- Charles R. Lawrence, will be at .?i ?. ' Living rooir dition and declare that It has been Jan. *fU8 cholic Problems, will speak Sun- vitti fireplace, dining room, two bed The rlRht la reserved to reject any examined by us and to the best ot our sumes this responsibility, some- day at the 9:45 and 11 a.m. serv the family service at 9:15, and at SHadyside 7-3445 rooms, two batha, tarre utlllly room or all bids if deemed to the Interest knowledge and belief Is true and cor- unfinished playroom. &7.W0. of the County »o to do. thing must either go or be ne icej. the 11 o'clock service. 24-Hour Service By order of the Board of Chosen H. IV. EOBEIiTS NOTICK TO PERSONS DESHUNO AB- glected. He said he believes the The Hour or Power will be con- Coffee will be served In the Freeholders of the County of Mori THOH. j. aimoun SENTEE BALLOTS F. A. Gehlhaus mouth. If you are a qualified-and registered elementary school can do more ducted by Rev. Rober W. Addiss, parish house between these two J. HAROLD COLLINS * voter of the Btata who expectB to be JOPETir C. IRW1N. nirectnr. Directors by studying in depth those sub Real Estate IRVING B. BENNETT, Clerlt. Jan. 19 absent outside the State on March 111, pastor, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. services. LAWLEY AGENCY Jan. 19. 26 J19.47 120.52 19G2 or a qualified and TPRlstered vot- jects for which it is responsible, 56 Hwy. 36 Leonarac er who will he within the fitata on in the church. The E.Y.C. will meet tonight REALTORS 291-0188 NOTICE March 13. 1W52 but because of mtic He added: "Education is no The Couples Club will meet to- at 6 o'clock at the parish house. 21-Hour Telephone Service COUNTY OF MONMOUTII or physical disability, or becauae lOOSWHwy. 35 Red Bank STATE OF NEW JKIISEY JIOXMOUTir COIIKTY the ohflervnnee. of a rcllplous holld „ something that is done for the morrow at 8 p.m. in Fellowship The regular mid-week Euchar- MTCHEN Four-Dedrooma, dlnln Notice is hereby given that B< SUItHOGATES COUHT pursuant to thn tenets of your rellR- )om, livin p tenets you elig student or to the student... i Hall. ist will be celebrated Wednesday • SHadyside 1-6262 room, oill he/itheit. Storm bids will be received by-the Board of Notion m Credlors to Present in, o Iecaiin ! firr resienresidentt attendanattendancc e windo s, garage, ImprovementsI , BH 1- Chosen Freeholdern ot tlic County of Claim. Agalnsl Estate ion, or I lies with the student, himself." Ho'iS. at a schoolh , collegll e or universityit , wilill at 9:30 a.m. Member o( Monmouth for tho Reconstruction of AT0INA c C0KN he unable to cast your ballot at th Mrs. Max Klein, program FAIR HAVEN — Seven yeara old, flve- Bridge No. MT-30 n.t Shadow Lake on polling place In your district on ealrl ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL On Thursday, Feast of St. Paul, Multiple Listing Service County Road No: 12, Middletown Town- £ - - date, and you denlrn to vote in tht roorn Cape Cod on Va acre. Lindacaped. ship, Monmoulh County and opened chairman, introduced the candi Eatontown Holy Communion will be cele- Full dormer, upstairs completely in- C. imOEGE, Surrogate of the County special.School District meeting or elec atiiatctl, ready to bo finished off. Ideal and rend In public in tho Hall oE Rec- tion to be held In The Freehold Rp. dates for the Board of Education, There will be a celebration ot brated at 9:30 a.m. COZY AND NEAT - Three-bed- ords, Llnln Street, Freehold, New Jer- of Monmouth. this day made, on the gional Illch School District In the Coun neighborhood (or children. 518,500. No sey on Wednesday, February 7th, 1!)62 application of tho undersigned, E, Al- £ach spoke for three minutes ex m tv of Monmoutli and Rtatn of New Holy Communion Sunday at 8 room ranch with a large family agents please. 8K 7-330D. at 2:00 o'clock, p- -. Eastern Day- laire Cornwell and The Monmouth County National Bank, Red Bank Ex- Jeriry on March 13, 19S2, kindly write plaining why he Is running. kitchen and 20' living room. Price RIVEK. I'LA'AA — Four-bedroom Capn liBfit Saving or Standard Time, which- ir apply In person to tho imdfrsignrd a.m. Church school and the.fam BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN ever prevails. eculorfl of the oStatP of the aaid Re- $14,900. Cod. finished basement with bar. Alu- filna C. Cornwell. deceased notlco in at onc« requesting; tliat a civilian ib- The candidates for the three ily service, choral Eucharist and Cllffwrjod Beach minum atorm windows. BH 1-0715. sentee bnlbt be. forwarded to you. Plans, specifications and form of bid hereby Riven to the creditors of said Such request musi stnte your home year terms are Bernard sermon by Rev. Philip Broburg Sunday school will meet at BRAND NEW — Four-bedroom THR.EE ACRE) ESTATE with brook. contract and bond for the proposed deceased to present to ths eald Ex- address, and the aildrcas to which said convenient to atatlon, river, ocean; work, prepared by H. Leroy Martin, ccutorfl their cltilniH under oath within hiUnt nhnnld br ncnt. nmj must Schwartz, Richard M. Swenson, will be at 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Morning worship will ranch. On over an acre in a Irops; M fi. Hvjng room with fire- Monmouth County Knulnoer. have hern six months from this date. ilgned with your signature, and s D. Robert Teeters, Lawrence country jetting. Outstanding fea- place, dining room, 14x15; 29 ft. aun- filed In the office ol said Engineer in Dated: January 15th. 1SH12 the reason why you will not be able There will be no week-day serv- be at 11 a.m. A nursery will be rooni; four hod rooms, thrpC'Cnr ca- til? II;ill of Records, Main Street, Free- Thompson and Herbert Voorhees. hold, N, J., and may nc Inspected by E. ALLAIRE CORNWELL to vote at your usual polling place. ice. conducted at both houri. tures include family room with ragp. |26.5IJ0. HAROLD LTNDEMANN. 79 Borden Place. No civilian ahsentfe ballot will be fur- Broker. Eatontown. LI 21103. Evenings prospective bidders during business The candidate for the one-yea barbecue, 2'^ tile baths, full base- hours. Bidders will be furnished with a Little Silver, New Jersey . nished or forwarded to any nppllcnn At noon there will be a congre- copy of the plans and specifications by The. Monmouth County Nat'l less request therefor Is received no! term is Clarence Moore. Mr, ment, 14x30 living room with a Hank, Hed Bnnk than elcht days prinr 1o the elec KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN gational dinner in Fellowship SHREWSBURY - Two or three bed- tlie Engineer upon proper notice and fireplace, laundry and attached payment of a fee of Flvn (55.001 Pol- RY: THEODORE J. STEUL tion. and contalni the foregoing infer Schwartz, Mr. ' Swenson, Mr Middletown Hall followed by the annual meet- rooms, enclosed porch, dining room. Trust Officer mMifi". garage. Immediate possession (!tC. Many extras. 2S1 Beechwood Dr. tars, payabla to the Treasurer of the Teeters and Mr. Moore are in County of Monmouth, M Broad Street, Sunday school will meet at ing at 1 p.m. Elders, deacons Price $26,000. Ked Bank, New Jersey DATED: January IS, 196J cumbents. READY TO BARGAIN? ra 9:30 a.m. and trustees will be elected, and Owner has three-bedroom split with Bids must be made on standard P " Executors, IRA C. Tlf.TOK, recreation room, modem kitchen, at posal forms In the manner tlpsiBnnted Messrs. r.eusHllle. Cornweii, Secretary of The1 Bourn* of The election will be held Tues Morning services will bs con, reports of organizations will be tache/l Karaite and reasonntilp piiy- therein end required by the specifica- Matisner & Carotenuto Education of Th* Freehold RUMSON — New Modern Ranch, tions; must be enclosed in scaled en- M Rrond Street, Regional HiRh School District day, Feb. 13, from 3 to 9 p.m. ducted by the pastor, Rev. C read. ments n( Jill a month by assumption ; three bedrooms, two fireplaces, of i*i% mortgage. Owner wants cast) velopes bearing tho name and add KPII Bank, New Jersey, tn ih" County of Monmouth The next PTA meeting w ll b( Roger Burkins, at 10:45 a.m. There will be a deacon's meet- Instead. Come In nml talk today. of the blddfir find name of the work on Attorneys nnd! Slate of N'«w Jersey game room in basement, base- WALKER & WALKER. Rcrtttnrs H»-y tha outside: addressed tn the Bonrd of Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9 $25 20 Kohertsvllln Road. an international program Wednes AH services will be held at tha Chosen Freeholders of the County ot ing Monday at 7:30 p.m. board electric heat, $27,000. 35. IIul«L CO 4-5212. 03 1-2126. Open Freehold, New Jersey 1 7 days. Monmouth and must be accompanied Jan. ID 83.1 day, Feb. 21. Bayvlew School, Belford. by a bonding certificate and a certi- NOTICE RUMSON — Choice Residential IATONT0WN — For sale or rent fied check, drawn to the order of the METHODIST Monmouth County Trr;isurer, for rmt BIONMOUTH COUNTY NOTICE ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC Locale, Brick and Frame Colonial, Six-room house, garage. Npnr cento less than Ten Per Cent (10r*>) of the SI HltOGATE'S COURT PRESBYTERIAN Highlands f town. Reasonable. SH 1-6005. amount bkl ami hf» delivered, at the Xotlrn to Crcrillor"! In 1'rpspnt MONMOHTH COUNTV »ix bedrooms, 3r th« said Hermann Aaeivlorf, o'clock. Atlantic Highlands DENNIS K. BYRNE cluding four bedrooms, two tiled baths, 1KVJNG S, BENNETT, ClerK, under oath within ilx, months from ceased, notice It hereby given to the basement, hot water baseboard Mrat, Jan. 19, 20 J20.13 thin date. creditors of dfild riecraserl to rrenent The Evening Circle of the HOLINESS Church service and Sunday REALTOR -iINSUROR spacious deluxe kitchen, 2V living Dated: January nth, 1DS2 to the said Executrlces their claims Women's Association will meet Long Branch room, Bejiar&tp dlnlnp room, 2 ft' family NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT under oath within six mouths from school are held at 11 a.m. room, iewer. Priced below replacement OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ALMA WEINSTEIN, 8 West River Road 100 Manor Parkway; ifs date. Monday at 8 p.m. at the manse Sunday school and Junior Wednesday testimony meeting is cost $17,750, Elwond A. Armstrong SUl'KRIOR COURT OF NKW JEKSEY Dated: January 15th. 1962 AKcncy, Realtor, 5M Prospect Ave., CHANCERY DIVISION Red Bank, N. J., The Afternoon Circle will meet church will meet at 10 a.m. at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours Rumson —Phone 842-1150 Little Silver. SH 1H500 MONMOUTII COUNTY Administratrix EUNICE A. CONRAD DOCKET NO. M-1SM-61 Messrs. Klatoky A Hlmelman 60 East DStti St,. Monday at 1 p.m. at the home Scripture lesson and prayer are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Member Multiple Listing ONE OF ITS KIND — Lakefront ranch STATE OF NKW JERSEY: 3 East Front Street New York 28, New York of Mrs. John Irwin. service for the sick will be con- natural tree nlmdetl Inrge nlot. TO: JAMES MALCOLM, Defendant! Red Bank, New Jersey, 1.OIR A. KNOTT Saturdays, except holidays. Three oversize bedrooms, I'.J baths, BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Attorneys 40 Buens Vista Avenue ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, 10' deluxe kitchen with brcalifnst aren, Superior Court of New Jersey. Chan- Jan, 19, 28, Feb. 2, 9 $19.53 Fntr Haven. New Jersey pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. COMPACT it one fireplace In living room, rustic cery Division, mndo on the 28th day RUTH A. FARLOW METHODIST METHODIST IS' paneled den. basement.'two-tar of December, 1961, in a civil action 75 Lawton Road. rage, larga pntio racing lattr, You can wherein Jure Malcolm In the plaintiff NOTICE Needham, Massachusetts Belford Sea Bright COMFORT! ire. It by nppolntmcnt. Only S27.500. and you are the defendant, you are MONMOUTH COUNTV Execittrlce.i Morning worship will be held BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Morning worship will b« con- , . , A light ind gay clianE« of pnce Elwoort A. Armstrong Agency. Realtor, hereby required to answer tha Com- SURROGATE'S COUItT f.Btts. Reussllle, Cornwell, East Keansburg 553 Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. SH 1- plaint of tho plaintiff on or before Mausner & Carotenuto Sunday at 10:45 a.m. with the ducted Sunday at 11:15 a.m. by dual level .home. Designed for family 4500. Notice (o Creditors to Prment living fun wllh relaxed living In a the 1st day of March, next, by irrvlng Claims A ita In it E stale 34 Broad Street, Rev. John P. Euler will preach an answer on Kantor & Burns, Ksqc, Red Bank. New Jersey minister preaching on the theme, Rev. Donald Higbee, pastor. pleasant atmosphere. Balcony Hvlnp Ttl-MROX — Perfect ranch netting fo plafnttff's attorneys whose address is unday at 11 a.m. room, aeparata dining room, custom retired cnuple or newlyweds In this 41 Broad Street, Keyport, New Jersey, Attorneys 'A Picture of God." A nursery Sunday school will meet at 9:30 "eat-m" hltcnen, three bedrooms with lovely area, Living: room, Inrce kitchen tid in default thereof auch judgment Pursuant to tha order of EDWARD Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 3, » 124.97 will be available during the serv- Sunday school will meet at 9:30 a.m. ttloiet space galore, tiled battis, nil witli dining aren, two bedrooms, one liall bffl rendered against you at the C. BROEGE, Surrogate of tha County a.m. purpose utility room, one-cnr Ksrase, 12x15'. tll^rt hath. A real bargain fit Court shall think equitable nnrl just. of Monmouth. this day made, on tht e. There will be an evening serv- plui warm family room adjoining patio NOTICE il4,0O0. Elwood A. Armntrond ARency, You shall file your answer and proof application of the undersigned, Grace MONMOUTII COtJNTY A healing and prayer service overlooking rambling brook. All the Realtor, 5Sri Prnapflct Ave., Little Sll- of flcrvico In duplicate with the Clerk E. Burke. Sole Executrix of th* estate Church school will meet at 9:30 ice Sunday at 7:30. featurei of an expensive home . . . vor. Sit 1-4500. of the Superior Court, State Houae An- of the Bnid Willlum E. Burke d>- SURROOATR'fl COCRT a.m. will be held Wednesday at 10 youra (or only J18.9M. , Trenton, N«w Jersey. In nccord- cwi«rd. notice in hereby Riven to the Notice to Creditors In Present a.m. FRIENDS MEETING HHARMING CAPK OOD on lanrtacane1 d ance with the rulea of civil practice creditors of said deceaned to present Claims Atalnst Entatn At 7 p.m. the senior high Meth- Open Saturday and Sunday ^lot. Four bedrooms, two baths. Liv- and procedure. '.o the s«ld Solo Executrix their clalrni ESTATH: or BVA W, HAYKS, DE- odist Youth Fellowship will meet, Shrewsbury ing room, dinirg room, large modern inder oath within six months from this CEASED. 12 to Dusk kitchen, rnneled den. In excellent con- The object of laid action \K to ob- date. SHAKER-QUAKER The Religious Society of Dated: January lUth, 1962 Pursuant to the nrdrr nt KDWARD Monday at 7:30 p.m. the Com- Directions: Located In Shrewsbury, "ion and rlnar to nchnnl. Transferred tain a Judgment of divorce between C. PROEGE, Surrogatn of the County Red Bank Friends, (Quakers,) meets every Take Hwy. W jouth, riKht on sycamore ncr anklnsr $IP.flO0. Elwond A Arm-tli« plaintiff unri you. GRACE E. BURKE, V Monmouth. thli day made, on the mission on Education will meet, Ave.; right on Samara Dr.; right on strong Arencv, RcnMnr ns,1 Prospect Dated: Jimuary 3. lftB2 Rrlnrwood Road. implication of the undersigned. Milton The nominating committee will Elder Franklin C. Moyan ol Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. Quaker Way to model AVP.. Littlp Sliver. SH 1-4500. KAJiTTOR A. BURNS, ESQS. Kumsnn, New Jersey Koaene, Eol* Executor of the estate o( Calabria, Italy, wiil jive instruc- Attorneys for Plaintiff ' Sole Executrix the snld Evn W. Hnyen. (leceflsprl. no- meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Flrstday school for religious ed- 41 Broad Street, Messrs. Arnone 4 Zager tice is hereby given to the creditor* tion and guidance at the church ucation of children meets at 10:39 BEST BARGAIN IN RUMSON Keyport. New Jersey, !4H Broad St. >f sa'd deceased to present Io the said Tlie junior high MYF will meet SILVERMINT Five-room, nine-year ranch. Outstand- in. 5. 12. 10, 25 $3fl.4f Red Bank. Xew Jersey iole Executor their claims unn>r onth tonight at 7 o'clock. Sundays at 10 a.m. i. All are welcome. ing neighborhood. Owner transferred. Attorneys. vlthln six month!) from this date. LOW TAXES, STATK OF NKW .IEHSEY Jan. 15). 25, Feb. 1, 9 J18.90 Dated: January lnth. Itlfi2 The confirmation class will HOMES DEPARTMENT OF STATE MILTON KOSENE, meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. 11 ASKING |17.50O CERTIFICATE OF FIL1NO 411 River Road, •H 1-12M PR 8-2325 PR SMB61 OF CONSENT BY STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE Fair Haven, N. J, 'ASTRO-GUIDE ByCeean Opr-n for Inspection Sunday 1-5 or TO DISSOLUTION MONMOUTH COUNTS" Sole Executor call for Appointment. 1 lls.so bathi, walk-in closet, two-car attached shopping Center. Call SH 1-57.13. 1 Involution thereof deposited In my of- Pursuant to the order of EDWARD sermon subject of Rev. George Yours • • • Present aspects sug- gam**. Choice location. Acre plot. ire. that the CAS. CORP. a corpo- C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County E. Taylor, minister, Sunday at 123,900. SACRIFICE, MUST SELL — Co-opera- ration of this State, whose principal of Monmouth, mm day made, on the NO11CE • FiFiv SG4.75 monthly pap y office Is situated at No, H Monmouth pplfr.ition or tho umlerslfined. r>ur"t!iy 11 a.m. gest {citing others have their uy lti d l 11<\ BorK and Ro»>ert E, Brrg, Sur- MONMOIITII COUNTY 'CHARMING Cape Cod. three yearn les Rafl, electric orid maln- Stn-rt, Jlnr »f Rorl Un viving Exrci;torn »r the ^sinte of (lie SURROGATES COURT without trying to influence them •Id, four bpflronms. tun file! living rniu-enlrnl shopping. Fnrl of M on mo ltd. State nf Nt Church school will meet at fl:3l) ti. LI 2-1R22. J said Dorothea Folker, deceased, no- No!Ice to t'rrrlHor* to Present room and dlnlnc room, rnzy ilrn. urge (F. Bli! IK tl i tlr.e la hf rcliy Riven to the crptiilnri Clalmi ARalnit Kutaln a.m. There will be a nursery with your views. Not much •unporch. Acre plol. Excellent loca- ml In chargf! thrrrof. tion. .NC HO I-'r Fo i I of siild iiecenscd to present to the KSTATK OF MAX KRATTKN 'ALSO during worship. "lit. Rrcrojition r ' said Biirvlvinj; Ksirutorn thrir rlalms KNOWN A3 MAX KRATTENMACHEni progress is promised, but you complleii wltli thf! rrqulrnncnts ol Title under onth within aix monthi from this >ECEABEI} The intermediate Methodist II Cll fi " "' (into. shouldn't lose ground either. George V. Illmensee HAVKN - Twn-fnmlly duplex Dated: Drrpnibpr 27th, Ift61 Pursuant to the oner or KDVVAI1D Youlh Fellowship will meet Sun .ilf Call ft!I 1-fl2fl? after 5 of this rerllflciHp that Riicb enn- ' HP.OKHR. BurroKntn of the County Keep business contacts to a Real Estate — Mortgages sent lias been filed, DOROTHY F. BKRG. f Monmouth, thli tiny made, nn the day at 6; 30 p.m., and the senior m. 34 ™» N«K NOW THEREFORE. I. Ihf Secretary Riverfleld.n. Rumaon Road. ppllcatlun nt Ilic nn'ler.ilKne'i, Llillsti ^O-OPKRAT1VE -- Three-mom hunga- Rinnsmi. New .Tprscy Mary Chambers, Surviving Executrix MYF at 7 p.m. minimum. Concentrate on tasks HOpkins 2-3172 t»iv, Tllf tmtli. juilnmatlr lint wnlcr. re- of Stnto or the fitntn of New Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that lh« snlil rnr- UOBERT E. RERO, if tlie r.itntft of (lie mt\il Mnx ICrrtttrn around the house, preferably ONE OF THE SEASON'S BKKT VAL- Uiccri down pnymont. 55!i per month In- FttvrrficldR. Ruinion Road, also known RH MJIX Kratlenmarher), duties utilities encept liant. LI 2-359S. pornlion did. on the Twenty-ninth clay Rumson. New Jersey, UES - Tran«ffrrt»il owner will aacri- of December. 1961. file In my order eceaseri, nnticn in herrhy given to the CHRIST EPISCOPAL those you can do without assist- Jlee. Five bedrooms, 2>,i hums. Colo- Surviving Executors. crciltor.i of said deceased to present duly executed and at tester! consent Mensrn. Toolan, Hnney & Romond Middletown nial, on almost two acres In OXCIUHIVP Automatic hot water oil heal. $59.50 writing to the dissolution of said the MH Survh-lnjt Executrix their ance. 21* Smith Street. claims upder oath within six monthi ; Jtumfion location. CI-AHBROO ieludes all utllltira sitter arnn.il do' corporation, executed l»y inure I linn Perth Amboy, N, J., There will be a celebration of AGENCY. REALTOr^Av__ m of Two payment. Call LI 2-2GBR. 'O-thlrds In Into rent of the stockholders Torn this date. 812-1700. Member llul* preor, which mid rcrtlflente and the Attorneys Dated: December 21st. lflfil the Holy Communion Sunday at old'"brick front spl11 Dec. :fl, Jan ft, 12, IS J22.M LILLIAN MARY CHAMBERS, Past... On January 20, 1936", tlple Listing. level. EiRht a an it cellar. 76x110 record of thft precefdings aforesaid are 8 a.m. Future • • • The lamp of. the now nn file in my said office as 333 En si 57th Strret, $2100 DOWN. FHA or 4lift O.I- MORT-; of. Onfchiirnt. CA i»-:i!!4:i. Edward VIII ascended the future will be produced to give rovldert tiy hv NOTICK New Yorlf 2'J, New York The family service and church GAdR -•- Irnniedlntc. ncciiliiini-y. Nflw- rotTrMiKDROoM BPU'F- '.!'- IN TESTIMONY WHERKOF, 1 Survlvlnc Executrix : throne of Great Britain nt the 80 per cent of its brightness Jy redecorated, three-lied rt.om two hiith| M()\M()t*Til COUNT!' Rpnlam In Grijlirr. Es'|, schoo] will bcRin at 9:30 a.m. clc.illi of his father, King George ranch on fully Innd^'iiifd ono hall acrfii - ulifnlly landscaped. Half acre 102 Biiv Avenue from the face and only 20 per In New Shrewsbury, z*' UITIIIK io»m SEAL affixed my official snal. at Tren- I The rector will officiate at morn- tit ii. i T it- tli -i.i>' nf Ni»ll<- (•• i l'rp%ent . New Jt-iicy V. He abdicated a sluut lime cent from the back—by a spe- with picture wludmv, (ln!:ih.-il iiLivr.mn, y Attoi Dcremhrr A. I>. one. thousand Clnlnu Again*! Ettalr 1 j ing prayer and preach at II later to marry "the woman I cial method of reflcctoiiiine its full, dry basement, tiitnched guraRo. : I'- . VibcrKlnB.i onvereil rat In. Aluminum LOTS AND ACREAGE nine hinnlr'-'i n-.i nlxlv-n" • r.STATK Ol JAMfcS ja.m. love," Mrs. Wallis Simpson. back surface. icreens and storm windows. 521,EnO. EDWAP.l) J. PATTEN. DECEASED. Secretary ol Hlatf. | purniani to rhf onicr of KDWAP.D NOTICE There will be a celebration of M 2-0731. __ ' 1,A,'. April I?) REAL INVESTMENT! Town house In Holrndfl. Trees and hroolt to rear of Notice to Crpdllnm to Present LIBRA {Sap*. 23 io Od. 22) MrSherry, (Ipceaserl. notice in herehy ESTATE OF ETHEL A. noWNE. FEDERATED Imagination if stimulated now. Poo't let lou'll grt nwiro dooa it m KajSj KCCi Red Bank. Very convenient. Groat po- property. Lovely surround! rift conn try- Claimi Again si Eatate Kivrn to tlip crrJItori or suld de- DECEASED. U run iway with you. lluii by r«inj ysur notae. tential (or increasing valuo duo to •Ide. ABklnB Jfi.OOf). Call THOMPSON A ESTATE OK MARGARET MARTIN ceased to present ti the said Art- jjfiursiiant to the onl*T of EDWARD Holmdel •trateslc location. Everything In lin- BARTELL REALTOR, 811 7-5fi00. 1OOERS, DECEASED. ninlatrator with Will Annexed their TAURUS (April 2D fo May 20) maculat* lll(e-new condtthn. Complete- fy BftOEGE, Surrogate or the County1 SCORFIO [Oct. 23 fo Nov. 21) Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD •lalms under oatli within Bii months if Monmfiutli. Ilitl day mmlf. on tht Rev. Andrew A, Burkhardt", You'll f«l better, but don't n ' A new rrspoiwibility nu; rn)T« i/LjOOf, ly redecorated. Fi'mplacc In the living i ACRES — Off Route 0 in area of C. BROEGE. Surrogate of the County from this date. Get seme relaxation. room. Attractive dining room. I Ine •Her limnca. tt,000. Call pplicatlon of Hie undersigneddg, , Th«o- minister, will have as his ser- fctrt yoa II just IUTC to («c it. nf Monmouth. thin dav matle. on the DatM: January 3rd. 1M2 D. Pnncn: th kitchen. Three tinl rooms find nnth. Cl 6-nRfi!) npplicstlon of the . undersiRnrd, Doris I D P S! ExecutoEt r l th EDWARD •'• Ml.'UTAOH. utiite of the said Ethell A. BBnwne, de- mon topic Sunday at the 11 a.m. GEMINI (May 21 to Jun* 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 fo Dae 21) Large attic. Full basement. Hot water T Kufirrs. Ailinlnlstriitri^ nf tlir> nalntR of outlook- i» im|TOFf!, hit impractical Oil urat, Game-. Kldrrly rnuplr must ST~~LTSTE D -— I lave no [""a'pctT" 07 Arden Street, en.'ed, notice l.i hereby given tn thf Itk- tlic initiative I-'or nuxinma ft- t; in's look at It together. 3D ucr the snld ^ra^gnr^t Martin Rogers, de red Horn of suhl !u.« l)at"d: Jat 2nd, VMi'2 Br«nch Avenue. AQUARIUS (J-n. 21 fo F»b. 19] t:> n historic Rumnon RnjuJ. Trcei nnt| n meet at Fellowship Hall tonight can jccoin fill ah much liv hcing r»e.\p«-tf<| vivitors may drop in. Be f Little Pilvr . N. J. t yid'J to irgurTKnii ot otlirrs, room. 2(i ft. Family diiilnjj Knot mall in lev Pvrf"ci Kite nr thr ticitci or Sole Executor at 7:45 o'clock. {rffpareil in tlic cuhniry derartment. tv jiine kltrtKii. l.ain-hy. Ttin-c ;ii- i;in nveiflKc home. Moil urnsihly 120 WailfiCfi Str trinrt, Pnr,»ons, Canr.ona. tractive tmdrnnins. tiled tifith. Full base- VIRGO (Aug. 22 to S«pt. 22) PISCES (F.b. 20 to M«rch 20) ricpd j|tS17fif)(l Tho Dowstra ARCIICV, Rrri Bn'ii;, New It adds up! More and more, alair ft Warren, Do wmeihinf to cnenursce a person «ba merit New hit nir (iiniaco, < ripper .fallom. SH 1-8700.. S«lf, stun- 5 RecklnsH Place. issue because results come fas- Attorney*. Solomon's mines — to produce Ity K. Downa, Realtor, Shrewsbury. unwanted household eoodt. ioiv« your Red Bank, New Jersey, ___ ©15«, Reid EnUrvboL bk problem rlth Tht R«|tit#r'i dull tied I JO, IB copper for the state. (•H 1-101T. llimbtr Multiple Lilting Attorney. 119.53 ter,—Advertisement. Jan. u, ». ». Rtrviot. ' ' lt,—Advertiaament. Jan. 8, IX t9. 24 {Speaker at Fort •RED BA_\K REGISTER Prepares for Orbital Flight Two Enter 24-Friday, January 19, 1962

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fte. CAP) situations. Scientific data ac- and next week's scheduled around by Benjamin Gruber, Highlands, —Why «pend millions to-TOcket quired in space mechanically the yn/M orbit ride by John H. Guilty Pleas will be sentenced Feb. 2. Says Man Can Create Own man into (pace, billions to lend mutt be balanced by on-the-spot Glenn, Jr., are steps to this di- FREEHOLD — David Martin, GiWebert Follenvatder of Alden him to the moon? human semes, human reasoning, rection. De Wait Ave., Asbury, Park, La., New Shrewsbury, pleaded, pleade'd guilty Wednesday before Thii question certainly must be aad by the power of Judgment There are three main reasons, guilty to a charge of open lewd- County Judge Edward J. Ascher on njany minds as the United compounded by these human el- the experts say, for .manned ness. Fuel, Air, Water on Moon States prepares to launch astro- ements." space flight. They are science, to a charge of issuing worthless The prosecutor said the defend-' naut John H. Glenn, Jr., into President Kennedy is convinced checks. ' worldwide prestige andd military ant had been charged with com- FORT MONMOUTH - A man U. S. Army Signal Reserve Units mander, 443rd Signal Detachment orbit about the earth next week. man has a role in space. Last security. According to Assistant Prosecu- from Lynn, Mass., and Sgt, John mitting lewd acts Oct. 24 with can land on the moon before the recently called to active duty and Wouldn't it be better, many year he asked the American peo- The military angle has received tor John W, Applegate, Martin Szentes, 301st Base Maintenance a 13-year-old girl and on July end of the decade and will first stationed at Fort Monmouth ask, to use the money to make ple to sacrifice an additional $7 increased emphasis in recent issued four checks totaling $267.35 Signal Company, from Peoria, III, 24 with a 12-year-old girl. live in a cave, but once he has were: Capt. Richard. H. Roberts, earth a better place on which to to $9 billion to put a man on the months. Many U.S. leaders have on Dec. 11 to Steinbach's, Asbury fashioned special plastics he can commanding the 411th Radio Sig- Earlier in the day. Dr. Levitt;liv t0 find cure! ,or dij. moon in this decade. The sub- become convinced that Russia's Park; the Barda Shop, Red Bank; Follenvaider, who was repre- move to the surface to live [here nal Company, Rochester, N. Y.; addressed officers, faculty am eases, to develop nuclear power orbital flights of astronauts Alan space program is directed toward and Bamberger's, Eatontown. sented by Benedict Nicosia, Red In comparative safety. Richard B. Campbell, command- staff of the Army Signal Schoo Bank, will be sentenced' Feb. 2. for commercial use? B. Shepard and Virgil I. Grissom military domination of space. Martin, who was represented This was the comment last er of the 457th Signal Detach- on the Commandant's guest Or, if the United States must night of Dr. I." M. Levitt, director ment from the New York City speaker program, on the same explore space, why risk human of Fels Planetarium, Franklin In- area; Donnld F. Richard, com- subject. ife? Why not send Instrumented stitute, Philadelphia, during an payloads? The more than 60 un- address on "The Challenge of manned satellites sent aloft by Outer Space" at the January din- this nation have unraveled many ner-meeting of Fort Monmouth To Get Assistance mysteries of the universe, chapter, Armed Forces Commu- Nonetheless, space experts be- nications and Electronics Asso- lieve man can justify space voy- ciation at Gibbs Hall Officers On School Planning age because of the many intan- Club, here. gibles to which he may prove The dinner-meeting was dedi-j KKANSBURG - Assistance i mum. Maximum will increase much more adaptable than any catcd to the four Army Reserve planning a junior-senior high from $5,800 in 12 steps to $6,900 collection of instruments. units now stationed at Fort Mon- school was assured at an infor in 15 steps. Bachelor's degree Dr. Robert C. Seamans, Jr., as- mouth. Representatives from mal meeting yesterday in Trenton teachers will get from $4,150 to sociate administrator of the Na- each unit were guests of the chap- between Assistant Commissione $4,400 at the minimum. Maximum tional Aeronautics and Space Ad- ter. of Education Joseph Clayton and will increase from $li,550 in 13 ministration, explains: . Dr. Levitt, an authority on John J. Ryan, president of the steps to $7,200 in 15 steps. Mas- "While instruments can per- space travel, added that within Kpansburg Board of Education ter's1 degree minimum will ge form certain tasks of sensing and the decade scientists (ire certain MMr . Ryan, IIn reporting the from $4,500 to $4,750. Maximum transmitting statistical informa- that we will put a man on the meeting to the from $7,100 in 14 steps to $7,550 In tion gathered, spacemen' are moon. last night, stated that Mr. Clay- 15 steps. necessary for understanding the Crush

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