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am?, Monday uireuia nun. Messi citii S 3Se PER WEEK VOL. 83, NO. 170 ai Ral Bum *n« •> Aldiuonu Mitumi Offlai RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1961 7c PER COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Child's Slayer Expects Chair or Life Calls Own Crime Board Won't Cancel Worst Known' Shakespeare Show He Was 'Too Huge Manhunt Nice to Work iids on Farm Reject Plea Citing Papp's Open Bids On a Farm' Near Lakehurst TOMS RIVER (AP) — Max NEW YORK (AP)—Fred Use of Fifth Amendment 'esko, a Czechoslovakian-born Thompson, the 59-year- :hicken farmer who has seen the. Id "admitted sex-killer of Astmry Park On School ace of death mahy. times, didn't $9,284 Stolen recognize it wh'en it appeared be- ittle Edith (Googie) Kie- School Cancels From Cellar fore him as Fred Thompson, orius, was behind bars to- Addition meek-looking confessed killer of a ay, meekly waiting for ELIZABETH - An Elizabeth year-old girl. Bus for Event couple have reported thai their EATONTOWN-The Monmouth Thompson, the object of < ustice to take its course. life savings of $9,284 was min- Regional Board of Education hree-day nationwide manhun "I'll probably get life or ing from the cellar of their opened bids last night for addi- for the Washington's Birthday RUMSON—An eleventh' tions to the regional high school he electric chair," detec- hour attempt by an Ameri- home where the money had END OF THE ROAD — Fred Thompson, center, with head bowed, it led from State murder of Edith Kiecorius in New been burled in a glass Jar. which is now in the 'final stages York City, was apprehended on tives quoted the toothless, of construction, can Legion spokesman Mn. Peter North, 47, of 1141 Police barracks at Toms River yesterday after ho confosied slaying of 4-year-old Pesko's farm yesterday where'h' British-born derelict as saying Work called for in specifications Magnolia Ave., said yesterday Edith Kiecorius, ending ana of ths biggest manhuntt in history of New York City po- had come to work as a handy- fter his capture on a chicken seeking cancellation of included: boys' and girls' locker she and her husband did not lice. Trooper Angelo Nasti, who arrested ths accused man at a Manchester Town- man. 'arm near Lakehurst, N. J., yes- . Monday's "Romeo and rooms, shelving throughout the "He was too nice, too well- want anyone to know about the building, football field and track, jhip chicken farm, leadt Thompton, Following, at left, is Assistant Chief Inspector rday. Jiiile't" performance here money or the fact they owned dressed, to work on a chick' "It was the worst crime 1 have and controls, hook-up and burner en farm for $80 a month," Pes- was flatly rejected by the their own home because they for a second heating unit. Jamoi Walsh of New York police, in charge of ths investigation. ever known—and I committed feared North would be barred ko said of the 53-year-old Rumson - Fair Haven Re- Alternates in the specifications it," he said. from collecting social security Thompson when he showed up called for such items as a base- The battered body of the four- gional Board of Education when be reaches 65. He Is M Branch Files Suit Monday night Irom a Philadel- year-old blonde girl wa3 found ball field, fencing, and tile' floors phia employment agency, last night. and has been retired since last in locker rooms. These, Board Sunday in the dingy, $8-a-week May with a heart ailment. Pesko went into the house o room which Thompson had rent- The board said that to grant Secretary Ralph Keevil explained, his Rt. 571 farm five miles from Mrs. North, who works as a ed In the Chelsea district of Man- the Legion's request "would be are things the board hopes to here to tell his wife about their a surrender to the "Very evils waitress In a Stolen bland have if the money available will Seek Sewer Project Halt hattan. new employee." which we should oppose." restaurant, told police she cover them. , The nature of the crime and "It seems to me that he fits the public indignation which fol- The Legion had asked for the didn't trust banks. She said she $500,000 Bond FREEHOLD - Suit was filed posed improvements, which would and Scott Towers, the plaintiffs the description of the man who lowed its discovery precipitated cancellation oh the grounds that last checked the cache on Feb. The board has $300,000, raised yesterday in Superior Court by increase the capacity of the sewer are: Jacob Rand, 859 Red Oaks killed the kid in New York," hi one of the biggest manhunts in' the New York Shakespeare Fes- 1. in a recent bond issue, (the sec- the Long Branch City Commis- system by five times, would only Dr.; Felicia Gagliano, 63 Senec wife said softly. the city's history. tival produce^director, Joseph Social Security payments are ond one for construction of thi, sion, Scott Towers, and four Long benefit 600 properties and the cost PI.; So. Mindlin, 234 dimming; Pesko, a 53-year-old veteran o Thompson spent last night in ftipp, had invoked the Fifth not affected by savings. school,) to cover the items bit Branch residents against the Long would be paid by 5,600 users.' Ave., and Irene M. Potter, 60C the Czech underground in Work a cell at the Beach Street police Amendment about whether he on last night, plus purchase of Branch Sewerage Authority to Besides the city commissioners Wpodgate Ave. War II, spent a sleepless nighi station, far., from the scene of had ever been a member of tiie certain furniture and equipment halt a $1,550,000 sewer improve- worrying about his wife's words. the crime, where he was booked Communist party. Bids will be studied by th ment program. "In the morning I saw the 7 Sen. Jones on a homicide charge. A letter signed by Victor Q. board and contracts awarded" al The suit, filed by Julius J. o'clock news and saw his pic- Kelly, Atlantic Highlands, Amer- a forthcoming meeting, date ol Golden, Long Branch attorney, Middletown Okays ture," Pesko said. "Then I Angry Mob icanism chairman (or the To Address which is to be announced, Presi- also asks that a 50 per cent phoned police." He was taken there by police logion'a county executive com dent Vincent C. Festa said. sewer rate increase established The Toms River station of thi to "avoid trouble" after a surg- mittee, cited tfie testimony of Rotary Out There were three bids for gen- in December be rescinded and State Police sent Trooper Angeli ing, chanting crowd of about 500 Mr. Papp before the House Un- eral construction of the school refunded.. New School Budget Nasti to the farm, and he anc appeared at the West 20th Street American Activities Committee in RED BANK - Sen. Walter H. additions: William Kohl, Red It is claimed in the suit that 'esko went over to Thompson, station^near the murder scene. June, 1958. Jones of Bergen County, a lead- Bank, $82,714; R. J. Construction the authority entered into a con- MIDDLETOWN - Voters here now set at $2,183,766. Capital out- who was repairing a chicken J)He want the murderer . . . The board also received a let- ing Republican candidate for the Co., Bradley'Beach (which has tract Dec. 25 with the Verona by a margin of more than 200 lay is now $69,816. coop. Vi\\ him like an animal. Hang te/ fr^m Mss Anne Melson gubernatorial nomination, will the contract for general construc- Construction Company without no- votes approved the revised school The amount to be raised by tax The itinerant worker, using th him." the crowd chanted Sfomtnel; tocust, **i° asked — address the Rotary Club tomor- tion of the main part of the tice to the city or rate payers. budget yesterday. ation, including debt service, name "John Andrews," was tak The girl's widowed mother is school) $92,000; and Wright Con- as a graduate of Rumson High row at 12:30 p.m. in the Molly It is also el'imed that the pro- The current expense category, $2,823,538. en to headquarters by Nasti "foi a Puerto Rican, and the Chelsea struction Co., Point Pleasant, $83,- School — for an explanation of Pitcher Hotel. which was cut $105,500, was ap- In reducing the budget, tht area is populated largely by 000. a routine check." Hie Papp'performance. Sen. Jones Is the second GOP proved 1,340 to 1,137. board reduced by eight the num After lour (tout* of question- Puerto Rlcans. DAR Aide candidate«to address the dub. Completion time was set at 150 Seek Better The capital outlay account, ber of new teachers to be hire Ing, Thompson gave up when a A mass of the angels will be Miss Stamme), salutatorian of James P. Mitchell, little Silyer, days by the latter two firms, trimmed $6,500, was okayed by cut funds for textbooks, supplies fingerprint report on him ar- offered at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow while the Kohl company set no the Class of 1941. is the press spoke last week. the voters 1,342 to 1,138. and four janitors, and cut tran rived from New York. for the slain girl. She will be completion date. relations chairman of the Old Sen. Wayne Dumont, Jr., of Rail Service The total vote cast was 2,525. portation costs. Yes, police quoted him as say buried in a white doeskin-lined Topanemus Chapter, Daughters Warren County, is slated to There were seven bids for siti The new budget is expected to Voters in Lincroft, Belford, Ea ing, he was1 Fred Thompson ani casket. of 8ie American Revolution, of cut the school tax rate increase Keansburg, Port Monmouth, am speak to the dub March 30. (See SCHOOL BIDS Page 3) (See PESKO, page 2) Thompson had gone to the which her mother, Mrs. Henry from an estimated 22.6 cents per the Bayview areas rejected th In Hazlet chicken farm about 70 miles DeLand Stracb, serves as regent. $100 of assessed valuation, to 17 revised proposal. Six residents of Raritan and from New Yuik Cily in search''. . In a series of questions. Miss cents. Holmdel Townships have formed It tooklieavy majorities in Fail of a job. He used the name Stommel asked what measures Officials estimated that the new Raritan School Bond Joint Township Railroad Com- view, River Plaza and Mjddletow Steal Furs "John Andrews." But. the em- have been taken to assure that rate will be $1.53. muter Service Committee in.what to offset voting in areas rejeci ployer, Max Pesko, recognized Mr. Papp "shall not recruit some was called an effort to improve The current expense- account is ing the schedule. him through pictures and his (See SHAKESPEARE Pg. 3) rail service at the Hazlet station^ Voters in the Navesink am Valued At British accent and called police. Issue Sold at 4.05% high school polling areas also a They are James Strosnider, Wil- Police Hunt Auto Check Prints RARITAN TOWNSHIP - John proved the new proposal, amount of the bond $1,498,000. liam Baker and Charles Pfeiffer, $35,000 Thompson at first denied his Create New Nuveen & Co., Inc., New York, Monmouth County National That Rammed Building The total vote cast was 149 sh of Holmdel, and Carlton Cherry, of the 2,675 that turned out t EDISON (AP) — Furs valued identity, New Jersey police said, with an interest rate of 4.05 per Bank, the only other bidder, of. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Po- Dominick Musone and Robert defeat the budget on Feb. 14 b; at $35,000 were stolen yesterday but he later admitted tne slay- fered the same 4.05 per cent in- lice reported-today that they are cent, was successful bidder for Burke, of Raritan. the slim margins of 70 votes o; from Bamberger's in the Menlo ing when his fingerprints were Clerk Post terest rate but only $1,845 as 8 looking for a car which crashed the $1,500,000 high school bond is- The Central Railroad of New current expense and 25 votes o Park Shopping Center, police re- checked. He waived extradition premium. into the Sorby and Hodson Plumb- sue at a special meeting of the Jersey makes three stops daily, capital outlay. ported. to New York last night. ^ ing Co., building on Rt. 35 ear(y In Matawan Board of Education last night. The bonds, in denomination ol Monday through Friday, at the It was believed that the thieves The beer-swilling itinerants $1,000 each, will be dated Nov Hazlet station. this morning. MATAWAN — Borough Council The total bid was $1,500,097. A bundled the furs up in bed- confession, merged with details Jast night created the post of dep- 1, I960, and will mature in th The committee termed this "en- According to police, the build Driver Sleeps spreads and hauled them away. turned up by police during their premium oi $2,097 was offered by principal amount of $60,000 i tirely unsatisfactory for an area ing was damaged extensively. uty borough clerk and appointed the successful bidder, making the Four spreads were missing in search, provided a heart-rending each of the first 10 years, $70,- whose population has quintupled Police said the foundation and addition to 48 fur pieces. picture of the tragedy on Wash- .Mrs. Margaret Viebrock, 108 000 in each of the next two years Car Hits Sign Main St., to fill the post. in the past 10 years," and noted heating system were damaged Police summoned by a burglar ington's Birthday. $90,000 in each of the 13th to 20tl and two large plate glass win- An annual salary of $3,900 was that the situation will become SHREWSBURY — Two soldiers alarm found a plate glass door In Brdoklyn, M?s. EdiUi Kie- years, and the balance in 1981, dows were shattered. set for the position. MosquitoControl even more serious with comple- stationed at Fort Monmouth es- broken. On the floor just inside corius decided to spend the holi- with' interest payable twice each tion of the new Bell Labs Re- Police believe the car also was Mrs. Viebrock is s member of caped injury last night when the was a bedspread containing 22 day with her brother, over the year. search Center and the Lily-Tulip damaged extensively. They found the Business and Professional driver fell asleep at the wheel furs.. Further on they found a river in Manhattan. She took Meeting Set plant in Holmdel. a small piece of one of the car's Women's Club and the local Civil The board will hold anothei and the car plunged down an cloth coat wrapped around four along her mother and her little The committee' *\vill compile tail lights at the scene. embankment. other fur pieces. Defense organization. LITTLE SILVER — Mayor P. special meeting tomorrow, in th girl, called "Googie." statistics regarding existing fac- Trooper James Cassidy of the At the request of Councilman Paul Campi last night announced administration building. Residents Police believe that a thief hid Little Edith's journey to Man- arc voting today on the revised ilities and present and potential RED SPY SENT TO JAIL Shrewsbury State Police barracks in the store after it closed, gath- John J. Walsh, Jr., the govern- a joint meeting of municipalities KARLSRUHE. Germany (AP) hattan was uneventful. Her moth- ing body scheduled a meeting for 1961-62 school budget, cut $120,- railroad commuter volume from reported Bernard E. King was ered the furs in the five bed- er dressed her in a green dress concerned with the problem of the Hazlet area and submit a re- — The West German Supreme Monday night with the builders of 171 from the $1,890,035 defeated driving north on Rt. 35 when he spreads and prepared to take and purple snowsuit, and the mosquito control. quest for improved service to the Court today convicted house -Matawan Gardens, a 20-unlt hous- by a 5 to 1 margin Feb, 14. fell asleep. The car jumped a curb them away After the door was gay, pretty four-year-old, was The meeting will be Wednes. responsible agencies.. painter Erich Engelhardt of spy- and flattened a road sign before smashed, setting olf the alarm, inR project off Rt. 34 near Mill day, March 15, at 8:15 p.m. in Now under construction on tht ing for the Soviets and sentenced wearing tiny gold rings in her Pacific Park tract in North Cen- Raritan Mayor Philip J. Blanda, going down the embankment. there was only time enough to old-country-style pierced ears. Rd. : " the Borough Hall. Jr., and Holmdel Mayor James him to 2'/4 years in jail. He terville, the new high school is Neither King, nor his passen- make off with four armloads of Then she and her mother and Mr. Walsh said that the build- H. Ackerson urged area resi- specialized on gathering informa- furs. er has not satisfactorily com- Mayor Campi initiated action scheduled for completion in Scp ger, Atamond Williams, was in- grandmother. Frances Euclet, a year ago to seek federal funds dents to support the group in its tion about American troops jured. Trooper Cassidy charged The furs left behind were pleted the project road and is tember, 1962. work. stationed in Germany. took the long subway ride. They Installing water meters "in loca- to aid in mosquito control Fol- The 720-pupil high school will King with careless driving. valued at $10,000, arrived at' the home of uncle tions where the reader cannoi lowing an outbreak of eastern have 15 regular classrooms plus Manuel Duclet, on Eighth Ave. get to them." equine encephalitis in South art, industrial arts, mechanical near lBIJi St., in the deteriorat- Mayor Ralph R. Dennis report- Jersey, many municipalities un drawing, typing, office practice, ing Chelsea neighborhood. ed that Jersey Central Power and dertoolc widespread spraying °' bookkeeping, general science, bi- Light Co. will make a survey In areas. ology, chemistry, physics, an Seeks Room the near future to determine lo- Representatives from 9 or 10 music rooms, laboratories, li- (Just five days before, a slight, cations for street lights to be in- municipalities have been invited brary, cafeteria, gymnasium, seedv but well-spoken man ap- •tailed along Ravine Dr. to the conference, Mayof Campi staff offices, health suite and fac plied for the vacancy at n room- The building inspector reported said; to "ascertain whether or ulty rooms. ing house at 307 West 20th St., four permits issued during Feb- not the various communities feel Exterior walls will be brick less than three blocks from un- ruary for a total construction we should pursue" attempts to facing with block backing. Inter- cle Manuel's home. The landlady value of $17,000. gain federal aio\ ior walls will be painted cinder was away, and her friend, a bar- blocks. Floors will be asphalt til maid, showed him the room. It over concrete, except in the gym- was small and plain, with just Not Sore of Age, She Haw nasium and shop, where floors a bed, dresser and chair. The will be wood. man, who said he was Fred Thompson, decided to take the TOUI and paid the barmaid $8 lOOthBirthdayParty INDEX for a week's rent.) Pane In the afternoon little Edith HIGHLANDS (XP) - "I'm no near Sandy Hook Bay, which she Amusements .14 put her purple snowsuit back on spring chicken and I'll admit to has occupied for 70 years. , Births .-. J and went out to play 'n front at least 95," says Mrs. Isabelle Friends and relatives, however, Bishop's Go With God < of uncle Manuel's home while Matthews, "but as far as being say she is "at least 98 and very Hal Boyle _ 12 her mother and grandmother 100 is concerned, I'm not even likelyJOO." Bridge ..: „ 18 talked family talk inside Uncle. Classified _ ZJ Manuel was outside, keeping an sure myself," Mrs. Matthews is bright-eyed ; Comics L. 18 eye on her, but he needed a At any rate, five grandchildren, and alert, although she "can't pack of cigarettes and walked get around so much any more." Crossword Puzile 18 nine great-grandchildren and Editorials : « around the corner. three great-great-grandchildren She keeps in touch with world (The smiling man came up to events-through, her radio and likes Herblock « were among those who gathered Kitty Kelly ___.« the little girl as she played alone yesterday for a quiet party cele- to wutch people passing by her ' and spoke to her kindly; "( have window. , Movle^Tlmctable 14 brating Mrs. Matthews' 100 birth- Obltuffrles ,.. 2 a little girl like you, but she's, day . To anyone who would like to Sylvia Porter sick at home. Would you like Mrs. Matthews said records of live to be 100, or at least 95, Radlo-Tclevlslon 14 to come and visit her?" The Mrs. Matthews offers'a bit of ad- her birth were lost years ago Social _ 18-17 ANGRY CROWD gathers outside Tomi River State Policy barracks' yesterday in pouring rain during questioning of friendly child walked off with In one of the many floods that vice: George Sokolsky tho nice man.) periodically forced her to flee "Work hard and put your trust Sports Fr'ed Thompson, confessed slayer of littU Edith Kiecorius. Television cameras stand at the ready to obtain pic- Googie wasn't In sight when - the Uttltt home at 16 Fourth St., In God, That'll keep 'you alive." Stock Market tures of th* slayer, captured on a Manchester Township poultry farm. (See THOMPSON, Pg. 2) • • - , •: r • 7i—Wed, March 1, 1961 RED BANK BECBfflR Thompson New Jersey Bowling Alley, Fire House (Continued) News Briefs To Be New Polling Places Farrell - Axelsen uncle Manuel came bade a few minutes later, and he looked all ASSOCIATED PRESS around but couldn't find her. TRENTON — Middlesex Water NEW SHREWSBURY - Voteri Worried, he told the women In- I :o. of Woodbridge must pay for in District 4 will cast their bal- Renew Warfare side ,and everybody began look- (attending its pipes to four housing lots ia the Sycamore Lew ing. The longer they looked, the developments in Edison Township, bowling alley. 800 Shrewsbury more worried they got. (he Appellate Division of Superior Ave., and those in District 8 SEA BRIGHT — Borough As did not deny the payment" to the Finally they told the police, Court has ruled. The three-judge OBITUARIES will use the Nortiutde Engine attorney. aessor Arthur 0. Axelsen clashed who combed the neighborhood xwrt yesterday upheld the state fire house in future elections. The assessor recently put in a aharply with Mayor Thomas Far- and questioned everyone who had •ublic Utility Commission, which This was .the result Jit a final rell last night, sparking a debate bill, which council rejected, for been around when Googie disap- Ordered return of 115,745 the wa- MRS. CATHERINE L. BENNETT meeting fait night between bor- that erupted into a series of extra services given in connec- peared. That night, after hours er company, had required the CUFFWOOD BEACH — Mfi. ougfi representatives and the charges on both sides which tion with his work for the had gone by with no trace of ilevelopen to deposit. The court Catherine L. Bennett, 79, ol Shrewsbury Township Board of promises to continue at tomorrow borough. The explanation then her, police announced that a lit- {taid the water company was re- Greenwood Or., died yesterda) Education. ' . • repeated last night, was that an Bight's budget hearing. tle girl was missing. quired to make the extensions In the §tate Hospital, at Grey' The borough, ,wWoh created assessor works on set salary and (About that time, a wild-eyed voluntarily. The builders planned stone Park. two additional ^wiSng district! , Mr. Axelsen, a Republican who not fees such as an attorney. once ran in the mayoralty race man was locking the door of a o construct 61 homes by March Bom In Burlington, she was th last montivhad sought permis- As to the Giordano bill,' Mayor of last year, 55 homes were : against Mr. Farrell, a Democrat, second-floor room a few blocks laughter of the late Morgan and sion from the board to use the Farrell explained that the Jilt and 40 took water from Sarah Grubb, and had lived in opened up against the mayor for away. He had Hie only key that Sycamore School for District 4 original fee intended, had the Middlesex. The court said, "When Newark, prior to moving here. having signed "on June 11, 1957, Would unlock that door, for the and the Swimming River School attorney completed the entire "duplicate" he had given to the ippellant - (water company) re- for District 6. check No. 50 in the amount of Surviving are a daughter, Mrs ordinance indexing job, would landlady wasn't a duplicate at :eived its franchise from the Frederick Schaub of this place; OK, But $1,000 paid to A. Henry Giordano, have been $3,000. But he said i! all. When Sie door was secure, State of New Jersey to sell wa four grandchildren and six great -The board last night approved attorney." was held to $1,000 after Mr. he crept away, not planning to ter, it assumed the duty of jrandchlldren. the request, but limited it to the Giordano, with council's consent return). •enderlng adequate service to the The funeral will be at g:3t April primary election only. In ?ublic." "The covering voucher." the handed an unfinished part of the No Results i.m from the Bedle Funers addition, the board required a assessor held, "says, 'Search work back to the governing body At-first," police thought some- rtom», Keyport, followed by i special policeman to be on duty - and indexing of ordinances of the Wfjth the advice that the clerk's one might have taken the little EAST BRUNSWICK - John requiem mass at 9 a.m. in St and excluded automobile traffic Borough of Sea Bright up to 1943. office complete it. Mr. Giordano girt home with them for a meal Brim, 55, 38 Colfax Ave., South loseph's Catholic Church, by Rev, from the school property. repeated an earlier statement Services rendered to date — or a warm place to sleep, think- River, collapsed and died while ;ornelius J. Kane, pastor. Bur- Jerome Reed, borough clerk, that this had been done. ji.ooo- •• ing she was lost or not properly visiting the grave of his wife, ial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cem and Councilman Herbert L. Will, Mayor Farrell insisted that the Regarding reasons for not al- cared for.1 But the pririted and Cecilia, In St. Mary's Ceme- etery, East Orange. ett. 3d, said there were *>o many payment was "very proper and lowing the assessor extra money. broadcast appeals for her return tery on Cranbury Rd. Patrol- restrictions. collect" for work Mr. Giordano Mayor Farrell told him: "You brought no results, and by Thurs- man George Wina and Edward MRS. JOHN SPANN Board members said they were "•^already has explained in full are paid $1,520 for your services. day police abandoned this idea. Cohen became suspicious when MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP willing to cooperate in the bor- ;2letail here at the last meeting," and there is no reason you should The search went on. Helicop- they saw a car still parket at VIrs. Melissa Spann, 42, of^Iron ough's request "to the greatest lite, Mayor said Mr. Axelsen get more." ters flew over for a close look 1:45 a. m. In front ol the ceme- Ore Rd., died yesterday in he degree consistent with carrying '.'would have some trouble ex- You should/be ashamed*of at all the rooftops. The Hudson tery. They checked back on the home. out its principal function." plaining why $38,000 in assess- yourself," the'mayor told Mr. River neaifcy was dragged. Cel- license platea and telephoned Surviving are her parents, Mr, Rejected Once ments were removed from the Axelsen after he told the audience lar by cellar, backyard by back- Brim's son, Donald also of SI and Mrs. Fuller Fitzpatrick ol Mr. Reed had asked permission books this year." that Mr. Farrell had placed a yard, room by room, police Colfax Ave. The three" men this place; her husband, John for the use of the schools at the Mr. Axelsen replied that he $5,500 value on his home. "That's searched the neighborhood. then went to the cemetery Spann; a son and two daughters board's Feb. 14 meeting. The had made only those assessment there and so are other figures If little Edith had been picked where they found the elder Donald, Julia and Helen Spam board rejected the request. adjustments "I thought were you have changed here," said up by a degenerate, they rea- IN POLICE CUSTODY — Fred Thompson, checkered Brim's body lying across his at home, and a brother, Butle Borough Council, at its Feb. necessary and correct after the the mayor, holding up an assess wife'* grave. Police said he soned, she might be found, alivs , ; ;, held by New Jersey Sf'ata Trooper Ang«lo Nasti Fitzpatrick of Englishtown. 18 meeting, was critical of the big storm (Hurricane Donna) ment report. "This will be tacked n rti apparently had suffered a heart The W. H. Freeman and Soi board's action, but decided, to 1pA after the county brought on the wall here Thursday." attack. Mrs. Brim died last Jan. Funeral Home, Freehold, is I try again. It was indicated the •Ipme down here." Mayor Farrell said that Mr stopped in their search by locked nearby chicken farm. Ha admitted the slaying of four- »•'.. " • "- charge of local arrangement. Th borough might abandon the re- "jThe assessor read from a pre- Axelsen had made the changes doors, with no one inside to an- year-old Edith Kiecorius in New York City. funeral will be in Tuskegee, Ala districting if the schools were not ipared statement in his attack indicated after the borough had swer their knocking. TRENTON — A state drive to made available. lAPWirephoto) Improve the quality of nursing .••gainst the Giordano check. paid $4,200 to the Clemlnshaw (Two miles away on the op- GEORGE W. POST That decision, however, ha* '"He said that l'lf your attorney home care is under way. Coupled appraisers to come In and re- posite side of Manhattan, there SPOTSWOOD — George W been dropped in favor of a room searched and indexed the year with It are plans to set up home evaluate all property to the 100 were many men with haunted and matched its fingerprints with Post, 79, of 19 Rhodehall Ave., In the bowling alley and fire- • 1943, that would be a very high care services. A $48,000 federa' per cent basis. "When they left eyes huddled in cheap Bowery those on the beer cans.' died Monday in St. Peter's Hos- house poHing pieces. Tht new* fee m my opinion. However, I grant fipm the V. S. Public you turned everything upside rooms, trying to drive away their Now they had a photograph In- pital, New Brunswick. district alignments are detailed in could not find any evidence Health Service is financing the down," the mayor said, suggest- private ghosts with wine or beer. stead of an artist's conception, a legal advertisement in today's ^here he completed the 'services program which is" being under- Born In Keyport, he was tin ing that residents may seek to There was one who was more and began preparing a vast dis- Register. ; rendered to date.' I did find that taken by. the Department of son of the late Andrew and Ra- set up a three man board of soddenly drunk and whose eyes tribution. ;*ljie cleric had indexed-the ordin- Health, the Institutions Depart- chel Post. assessors. were more haunted than the (The man in the Bowery room Rivervlew ances from 1942, there being 44 ment, and the Division of Aging Mr. Post had lived here 1' "I can prove a lot of things' others.) had sobered up. On Monday he Ordinances and 29 amendments Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Reed, 21 in the Department of State. The years. He. was a retired powei Pesko about,you," retorted Mr. Axel went to a bus terminal and Indexed." 400 Police Garden PI., New Shrewsbury three agencies made the joint engineer. He also was a mem (Continued) sen, "and I will." caught a bus to Philadelphia. He Mr. Axelsen'i complaint was By Friday there were more daughter, yesterday. announcement yesterday. The ber of the Masonic Lodge in Soutf he had murdered Edith Kiecori- went to an employment agency. Said the mayor, "I will show than 400 police in the hunt, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Halllgan, money will be used for short term Amboy. us. - that while he assumed "you read They steered him to a man on training courses, demonstration that because we now have $38,- m'cturej of the little gir) stuck IS Frazee P1.K Keansburg, daugh- Surviving are his wife, Mrs By the time New York' police a chicken farm in•• Manchester projects and publication of edu- -the voucher" for these legal our tax rate this year. "We had in their caps, and soundtracks ter, yesterday. Frances Soroul Post; three arrived to fake Thompson on (be Township, N. J., who wanted a cational materials. aervice* "Just like you read the bad to wprk hard to make up were blaring all over a wide Mr. and Mrs. George Valanga- daughters, Mrs Virginia Wortley 70-mile journey to the dry wjiere handyman. voucher that I presented to the our tax rate this year. "We had area on the West Side, describ- no, 335-A Wilson Ave., Matawan, otjLevittown, Pa., Mrs. Barbara the murder occurred, an angry Mayor and Council, which you to use $30,000 from surplus on ing the missing child. Police (The chicken farmer Wred daughter, yesterday. PASSAIC — Two men, one fcyan of this place and Mrs. Con-crowd had gathered outside the denied," ha wondered why "you account of your $38,000 loss. were beginning to lean toward "John Andrews" and told him to Mr. and Mrs. William Rice, 34 of them armed with a pistol, itance Render of South Amboy; Toms River station. Thompson the theory that some woman go to work the next day, Tues- West Campbell Ave., West Long held up the S'les Jewelry More son, Judson J. Post of Free- ias quickly hustled away. lold, and 14 grandchildren. with a perverted maternal in- day. Later the farmer. Max Pes- Branch, son, yesterday. la downtown Passalc yesterday His road to Pesko's farm be- The funeral will be Friday al Point Rd. Residents Ask stinct—perhaps one who had lost kb, saw the artist's sketch of the Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cerullo, 36 and escaped with $«,m In gan In London, England, where 1:30 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral her own child—had taken little hunted man and 'thought it Hazlet Ave., Hazlet, daughter, Jewels and cash after tying up 'be was born. It led to Massa- Home, Keyport, with Rev. Canor Edith away. looked something like "An- yesterday. the owner la a rear room. ebtuettf, where he was brought J. Perry Cox, pastor of St. Pe- Records were pored over for drews." When he read that Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scofi, Miele- Lester Sadrakula told police he up by Us mother, atOI alive ia Precautions for Children ter's -Episcopal Church, Spots- a due—recent deaths of children Thompson, like Andrews, had a ville Trailer Court, West Keans- was' Just about to' close his New York at the age of M. It wood, officiating. Burial will be about Gooeie's age. The mother British accent, he became more burg, son, yesterday. store at 205 Madison St., when led to New York, where he LITTLE SILVER - More Bun Drainage in Green Grove Cemetery, Key- 100 resident! of Hie Point Rd. made public appeals: "Only a suspicious. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donald- a man who had left his watch worked at odd Jobs Ia hotels •William H. Thompson, > Jr., son,- 5 Chestnut Dr., Hazlet, port. , area last night petitioned the Amelia Cir., asked the council mother can understand the way Called Police to be repaired rapped at a and night clubs and where he daughter, yesterday. Borough Council for additional to do something about a drainage I feel." Yesterday "Andrews" reported glass pane In the front door. abandoned his wife aad three Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, MRS. GEORGE J. BERNOCCO safety precaution* tor school condition In his area. Over the week-end the search for work. By. then, Pesko had When Sadrakula opened op the daughters IS years ago to seek 77 East Spring Tef., Red Bank, MARLBORO — Mrs. Helen B children. : "I feel like I- live on an went on without a letup. Police seen in another newspaper the man entered, followed by an anonymity to (ha shadow world Warren Beer, 134 Point Rd., island," he nfld>iih:.s still knocked on neighborhood cabaret card photograph of son, yesterday. s, -. armed acomplice. They gagged Bernocco, 83, of Boundary Rd of cheap side street rooming pgp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ronolio died in the Wickatunk Nursin, presented the petitions bearing Mr. Thompson said pools of Boors, and some of them were H Sadrakula's mouth with a houses. Thompson he was sure. He 24 Hubbard Ave., River Plaza, Home Monday. more than 100 signatures. They water have formed all around his still locked tight, with silence diaper and bound Mm with It was outside one of 'these called thhe State Police). daughter, yesterday. sought either widening of the property since ' silt from the behind them. rope they had'brought along Surviving are her husband, rooming houses on Manhattan's In Brooklyn, Mrs. Kiecorius Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson, roid or installation of sidewalks. dredging of Little Silver Creek The citv's new nolice commis- for the purpose. The owner told George J. Bernocco; two sons, West Side one week ago today was preoaring for the--mass for 14 Riveredge Rd., New Shrews It sjyas pointed out that the was piled behind his house. sioner, Michael Murphv, told the police the robbers made off E. Battle Smith of St. Louis, Mo., that the 4-year-old girl disap- : little Edith at St. Rose of lima bury, son, yesterday. cost of sidewalks would be as- Council voted to ask Jersey officers commanding the search with $5,150 In Jewels, $150 In and Lt. Col. David B. Smith o peared, and so did Thompson Roman Catholic Church. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McNul sessed against the individual Central Power and Light Co. to to just ask—for anything they cash and an undetermined Greenville, S. C, and a daugl) once more. /, At the police station in Chel- ty, 45 Sylvia Ten, New Mon property owners, while the road survey Oakes Rd. for the In- needed to help find little Edith amount hi coeiume Jewelry. ter, Mrs. E. Allen Henderson o! After the child's body was sea, detectives were still culling mouth, son, this, morning. work would be done at the ex- •taUation of street lights. Coun- Kiecorius. Marlboro. '• found in his old apartment Sun- (he mass of information and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palme, pense of tha borough. cilman Charles W. Stephens said Sobering Up The W. H. Freeman and Son day, he left the rooming house false tips coming in from many CAMDEN — Two men, one Funeral Home, Freehold, is in Added Protection the project would be undertaken (On the Bowery, the men witii 29 Mount Ave., Atlantic High- where he had been staying and states, end-sending out 16,000 cir- carrying a shotgun, and both charge of local arrangements. The Councilman August E. Roecner on a 50-50 basis with Rumson. the red-rimmed sad eyes were lands, daughter, this morning. took a bus to Philadelphia. culars with Thompson's picture wearing stocking masks held up funeral will be in St. Louis. gaid police protection in the area Half of Oakes Rd. Is in that sleeping it off, or starting all Monmouth Medical Center There he went to the Phillip has been doubled during school borough. and fingerprints. the Volney G. Bennett Lumber over again. One of them had Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pat- Co. here yesterday. Harold W. Jupiter Employment Agency, hours. ,. • A resolution was adopted com- been drinking hard for three When the word of capture been in' Newark, Ohio, visitinl where co-owner James Doyle "We're doing all in our power carrie from Toms River, N. J., terson, 290 Lockwood Ave., El Roberts, firm vice president, told mending Patrolman David Clapp, days. He began to try to sober beron, daughter, yesterday. oolice the men escaped with her ailing father. Dr. George decided Thompson was "Just the to see that the children get the whose quick action last month it spread quickly. Within a cou- up. He had to get sober enough Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson, between $300 and $400 in cash. A taught at seven different, institu man" to send to Pesko's farm. utmost in protection," he said. prevented a woman motorist ple of hours there were hundreds to get out of town.) 237 Central Ave., Long Branch, customer was struck with a lead tions before coming to Rutgers The state Labor Department Mr. Beer aaid the traffic from colliding with a train at the Sunday morning, police began of angry people outside the po- He was an authority in the fieii had ordered the agency's New hazard is especially serious in railroad station. lice station.. A relative of little son, yesterday. pipe during the robbery. making another round of neigh- Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso DiLauro, of motor carrier regulations am Jersey offices closed because "It tMnes of bad weather when school hood rooms. It seemed hope- Edith and another woman car- luthor of a standard text in th was bringing skid-rOw characters children walk In the roadway to ried signs demanding the electric 15 Baldwin Ave., East Keansburg, TRENTON — A Passalc city less, but something had to be daughter, yesterday. ield. During World War II h out of Philadelphia for employ- school. done to keep the search alive. chair for Thompson. In the crowd cop, who had Been suspended lerved on the Enemy Alien Con- ment here." Council promised to make a Marina Work was uncle Manuel. "I feel bet- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denning, In connection with extortion They were on their way to a Mi Board for the Department ol "This was creating quite a thorough study to lee what solu- ter now," he said. 1100 Raymere Ave., Wanamassa, charges, won back his Job rooming house on 20th St. where son, yesterday. - Justice and was a public mem- problem," said William Clark, tion could be found. Contract Let one locked door bad bothered today. The state Civil Service ber of the New York Regional Mr. and Mrs. John Guzz), 183 Commission • aid II could find director of the Labor Depart- TRENTON (AP) — The award them. At that same house, a SENT TO STATE HOSPITAL panel of the National War Labo Kingsley St., Long Branch, ton, nothing wrong In the conduct ment's Wage and Hour Bureau. of two contracts for dredging and roomer decided there was some- TOMS RIVER (AP)—John R. Board. yesterday. of Patrolman Angelo Capuano, Thompson looked like too beach protection was announced thing wrong In a silent second- Van Arsdall, 38, of West Creek Monmouth Mr, and Mrs, Joseph L. Moore, of 45 Kensington Ter., Passalc; gentlemanly a person tit handle today by Conservation Commis- floor room and told the landlady. was committed to the State Hos- 32 Shadow Lake Dr., River Plaza, who was dismissed on July 22, NEWARK - A possibility the chores on the 55-acre farm, sioner Salvatore A. Bontempo. They were trying to open the pital at Trenton Monday. He is son, yesterday. 1960. that varying tolls will be but Pesko hired him anyway Beach OKs The Atlantic Highlands Marina's door when the cops came. They charged with murdering his wife and showed him to the trailer Liverpool, England charged on the Essex section five basins will be dredged to crashed in. They found a little by setting fire to her bedcWthes of the Garden State Parkway, where he was to stay; Thomp- New Budget a uniform depth of six feet by the girl's bruised body on the bed, last Dec. 13. Sp. 5 and Mrs. Bruce Craw CAMDEN — Mary Ann Mona. was mentioned yesterday by son was arrested his first morn- American Dredging Company, of and they found a purple snowsuit. Van Arsdall was ordered com- ford, Liverpool, England, son, han, 49, executive director of D. Louts Tontl, executive direc- ing on the Job. MONMOUTH BEACH —A $124, Philadelphia, for $47,247. At the police station only half mitted to the hospital after a Monday. Mr. Crawford, stationed the Burlington County Red Cross, tor of the State Highway Pesko lives in the farmhouse 600.40 municipal budget for 1961 The company will also provide a block away, Mrs. Edith Kie- hearing before Ocean County with the Army in England, is th died Monday night of Injuries Authority. After a tour of with his 38-year-oid wife. Helen, Was adopted by the Board of an additional 300 feet of frontage corius was talking to police for Judge Albert S. Larrabee. .,,-.„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W suffered in an auto-truck col- trouble tpolt along the now who had spent 18 months at the Commissioners after a public for future piers. wTiat seemed like the hundredth His wife, Mrs. Veronica Van Crawford, 32 Commonwealth lision on Rt. 130 near Pennsauken toll-lree strip, Tontl said vary- Auschwitz concentration camp; hearing last night. A $44,360 contract for rebuild time, trying to think of some- Arsdall, 49, died Jan. 4 of burns Ave., Fairview. last Wednesday. The crash of ing tolls, "as low as possible.' their daughter, Eva, 13, and 6- The new budget will bring about ing the stone jetty at Barnegat thing" that would be a clue They that covered more than 6ft,per three cars and a tractor trailer might help to control traffic year-old son, Leonard. a tax hike of 88 cents per $100 Lighthouse State Park went to brought her mother to the police cent of her body. She was ill and FRIENDS AGAIN also killed Thomas A. Brown, flow and discourage short trips "When I think of what might assessment, raising the local rate Jesse A. Howland & Sons, of Sea unable to walk when Van Arsdall 31,, 'Burlington, and sent three station and, in another room, TOKYO (AP) - Japan and.th on the parkway within Essex. have happened to my wife and to $12.35. Bright. The Jetty is designed to dropped lighted matches on Others, including Miss Monahan, told the grandmother the news. Unjon of South Africa 'hav The tolls would be linked to children with that man here . . ." • protect the park's beach from her bedclothes. to'the hospital. k The breakdown of the tax rate They couldn't stop her scream- have agreed to exchange embas the Highway Authority'! pro- was Pesko's last, unfinished re- erosion. shows that county taxes increased ing, and nobodv could keep Mrs. sies, thereby restoring ful gram for the proposed East mark on the subject. ' 35 cents to $2.06, local School It" adds upl More and more Kiecorius from hearing thosa diplomatic relations for the first JERSEY CITY, — Seton Hall West Freeway, now up for taxes jumped 23 cents to $4.33. people use The Register ads each University yesterday announced SHREWSBURY - Three motor- screams. She knew before they time since the war, the Foreign approval by the state legisla- and the new regional school tax issue because results come fas plans to abandon Ha Jersey City ture. Under the plan, the Social Studies ists and a man who failed to get told her. ter.—Advertisement. Ministry announced today. v?ill begin at 40 cents. Left Family division by July 1. The branch authority would be permitted to •'The municipal purposes tax is solicitation permit were fined here has t student body of 1.000. $15 each yesterday by Magistrate (Fred Thompson had had manv charge tolls In Essex to cover Event Slated down 10 cents, to {3.56. It li located at 1035 Hudson a $38 million bond Issue, In- ' There was some controversy on Whitney Crowell. iobs since he walked away from ] > Blvd. Rev. Edward J. Flem- The drivers are Michael T. Mil. h'« family IS vears ago. but in cluding funds for a depressed MONTCLAIR - Ira J. Singer, clerical salary allotments, as out- mlng, executive vice president, Freeway and a Parkway-Free- an associate of the Commission lined in the budget. ano, Washington St., Red Bank, 1953 he worked as a nlshtcluh Hid the move Is another step noisy muffler; J. P. Goodlow, doorman, so he had to have a Rules for Children way Interchange at East of Staff Utilization of the Na- Robert Lanz pointed out to the In Seton Hall'* program of con- Orange. tional Association of Secondary Monmouth Ave.., Port Monmouth, oolice cabaret card, with a pho- FREEHOLD — Monmouth County Prosecutor Vincent P. solidation and unification of Its commission that the salary for improper passing,, and Louis W. School Principal?, will address the borough clerk was higher tograoh and fingerprints. Later Keuper today urged parents and school teachers to Impress upon course offerings. The univer- Bailey, Day Ave., East Keans he gravitated toward the sum- the third annual Social Studies . than in many neighboring com- children the need of avoiding situations whereby they may be- sity's Jersey City division U WASHINGTON - Sen. Clff- Conference at Montclalr State burg, following.too close. Jacobo mer resorts In the Catskill Moun- operated In a former public ford P. Case, R-N.J., said last munities the size of Monmouth Moussan, Bradley Beach, was come victims of criminal attacks: ' College here March 24. Beach, and that he could see no tains, working at any old Job The Prosecutor's "good conduct card carries this advice: school which has been leased night he wiU press hard for fined for failing to secure the until Ije would get too

NEWARK — Property taxes In to 333,235 persons in 1960, when at 1,358, taxes amounted to $241,- year, the1 population totaled Red Bank jumped 118.45 per cent, the total levy was $40,851,639, oi 636, or $177.94 per capita, or 54.52 6,394 and taxes $1,089,692, or! RUMSON - "Tlie show must and in Monmouth County, 08.49 {122.59 per capita. per cent higher. $170.42 per capita, a gain ofj go on/' per cent, in the past 10 years, The lowest increase In per cap- New Shrewsbury became a mu- 73.74 per cent. That was tho decision made by according to a new study by the ita property tax in the 10-year pe- nicipality in V50 in a separation More Staiic Victoria' Camp', daughter of Mr. »tate Chamber of Commerce. riod was realized at Deal, with from Shrewsbury Township, Sea Bright, a resort with fairly and Mrs. E. L. Camp, 79 Avenue Within Monmouth County, mu- .24 per cent. which has now been reduced to! static permanent population,'had of Two Rivers, RUmson ' nicipalities showing the grcatesl • Generally High encompass only the residents of only 999 residents in 1950 when It could prove costly. "But it percentage tax gain In the 1050- Gains were generally high In the Vail Homes war-built housing total taxation was $103,629, or was something I had to do," she 60 decade were Freehold Town- taxation in municipalities in the development. Before the separa- $108.74 per capita. In 19SU, with said. ship, 33S.55, and Ocesnport. Red Bank Middletown area. tion, Vail, through the govern- 1.140 residents, the tax total When the curtain rises at the 305.56, the study, said. Middletown, of course, had ment, used to pay fees in lieu of came to $241,492, or $211 84 per Navesink Library Friday night, . The report said that local prop- big surge ' in population—from general taxation to the township. capita — a gain of 94.81 per erty taxes in the entire state wenl Miss Camp will step out on stage 16,203 in 1950 to 39,498 in 1960, However, counting Vail's resi- cent. as Moriah, the maid, in ttie Mon- up 126 per cent in those years. dents; the township population in and with it, up moved the taxes Shrewsbury's 1,613,residents in moutli Players' production Population growth and price in- 1950 was figured at 5.171 persons —from $754,099,,or $46.54 per cap- 1950 paid $131,954 in taxes, or flation both were outpaced by and the tax level at $112,176, orl "The Heiress." • the tax rise in the state. ita, in 1950, to $4,031,056, or $21.69 per capita. In 1960, New $81.81 per capita. Last year, At the same hour, she could, $102.06 per capita for a 119.30 per Shrewsbury's population *pse to with » population of 3,224, taxes instead, have been at Toms Riv- For Red Bank, the population cent increase. totaled $549,996, or $170.69 per er exercising her already proved went down, from 12,743 in 1950 7,333, its tax total to $940,284. or: Here are some other compar $, capita, or 108.52 per cent more. oratorical talents in hopes of win- to 12,470 last year. But the prop- $ lsons cited in the report: $128.23 per capita. Meantime, TJntorr-Beach had 3,636 resi ning her way toward a highly erty tax went up from $874,449— Asbury Park, 17,094 residents township's (Vail'8) population dents paying $134,872, or $37.09 or $68.62 per capita—in 1959 to valuable college scholarship. Miss paying $1,643,017, or* $90.12 per was placed in 19G0 at 1,199 and in 1950, and 5,868 residents pay- Camp finished third in a last year's $1,869,230, or $149.90 ing $477,424, or $81.34 per capita per capita. capita In 1950; and 17,307 paying tax total at $50,317, for a per tional oratorical contest $2,781,848, or $160.74 per capita capita levy of $41.97 — or 93.50 in 1900 — a pickup of 119.30 per year. Monmouth County's population ' " Jt per capita percentage per cent higher than the Com- cent. climbed from 225,327 in 1950, when Miss Geary to Speak of 67.23. bination percentage in 1950. Upper Freehold's 2,193 residents Appearing in her stead In the, the total levy for. property was' Atlantic HjghlaBds, 3,083 popu- Oceanport's 1950 population of put up $55,369, or_ $13,915,155, or $61.76 per capita, sectional contest of the American lation, raised $196,580 in taxes o 7,588 in 1950 paid $180,169, or capita, fort taxes in 1950, and Legion at Toms. River will be DECISIVE ACTION — Vic- $63.76 per capita in 1950; and 4, $23.74 per capita, as compared 2,353 residents spent $283,811, or Carol Geary, daughter of Dr. 096 persons, paying $502,391, oi With its 1960 population of only $120.62, in tax money last year and Mrs. Charles G. Geary, 46 for an increase of 209.84 per $122.65 per capita last year—up 4,916 and tax level of $473,297, or Highland Ave., Fair Haven. Ticker Lags cent. . 92.36 per cent. $96.28 per capita — represent- The sectional winner will com- mouth County American Le- Eatontown, 3,044 population In ing the sharp gain of 205.56. Wall Township's rates soared pete in Uie state contest. The gion oratorical award from 1950, shows a comparative total Raritan Township Is another too. There were 7,386 residents As Market state winner will get $1,000 Basil Slocum, hat yielded her tax then of $115,543, or $3T.96 municipality whose population paying $285,249 in taxes — or toward college and enter the na- $38.62 per capita — in 1350, and per capita, and 10,341 population has soared. It had only 2,763 tional event for a chance for a chance for a scholarship to Sales Zoom in 1960 for taxation of $57^411, oi residents in 1950 when the tax 11,895 residents spending $1,699,- Carol Geary, Fair Haven, be- 469, or $142.83 per capita, in $4,000 scholarship. NEW YORK (AP) - Steels, $56.03 per capita, up 47.60 pe total was $88,518, for a per "I will be hoping all the way motors and selected issues pushed cent. capita average of $32.04. But in 1960 — up 269.96 per cent per side her, by deciding she will capita.' for her success," said Miss appear in stock market averages higher yes Fair Haven's 3,56.0, residents in 1960T there were 15,287 residents Camp, a Red Bank Catholic High West Long Branch's 2,739 resi terday as volume swelled to thi 1950 paid $237,211, or $66.63 per there and taxes climbed to School senior, wAo only last Tues- Ployerj' performance of "The biggesf in 5'/, years. It was the capita, in 1950, and its 1960 pop- 183,677, or $77.54 per capita — dents spent $146,146, or $53.36 per capita, in lfJSQ, and its day defeated Miss Geary for top Heiresi" Friday night. broadest market in history. ulation were charged $970,669, oi an increase of 141.67 per cent. honors in the Legion's Monmouth The ticker tape, at worst, feli $171.83 per capita, a pick up ol Rumson had 4,044 residents in 5,339 residents put "up $678,700, is seen, at left, as Moriah, or $127.12 per capita, for taxes County contest in the West Long 18 minutes behind transactions, 157.89" per cent. 1950 when the taxes were $396/- Branch School. the rnaid, in the play, which 673, or $98.09 per capita. Last last year — up 138.23 per cent. its worst lag since Feb. 29, 1956, Freehold had 7,550 inhabitants Miss Geary, a leading student • day when the market responded in 1950 when the tax total came stars Miss Robin Harvey, at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Rumson, center, and include! to President > Eisenhower's de-to $412,039 or $54.47 per capita, High School, in turn, said: "Vic- cision to run for re-election. But in 1960, when residents num- St. Patrick's Rutgers In toria is simply wonderful. She Mrs. James Nelson, Rumson, The Associated Press average bered 9,093, the taxes climbed tc deserved credit for this. I'm sure right, as the aunt. and Standard & Poor's 500 stock $1,231,994, or $135.49 per capiti we will bolli do our best." In the Index, nevertheless, pushed ahead an increase of 148.29 per cent. Festival ICA Teacher contest, the Fair Haven girl said to new historic highs from Mon- Triple Tax not, I made a decision which, in she will discuss: "TheGrowth of conscience I feel is right. day's all-time peaks. Freehold Township's population Executive Authority Under the "Certainly, I had hoped very Volume swelled to S.83 million in 1950 was placed at 3,442. Then Dance Set TrainingPlan Constitution," outlining the his- muoh to compete in this con- shares from Monday's 5.47 mil the tax total was $97,871. Growth NEW BRUNSWICK — Rutgers KEYPORT — The Holy Name tory of the Presidency "and the test—first of all for my school, lion and was the largest since pushed population to 4,795 lasl University today announced its Society of St. Joseph's Catholic way executive powers . have Red Banfe Catholic High School,' Sept 26, 1955, when,7.I2 million year when the levy reached participation in a program sup- Church will sponsor a St. Pat grown to meet current condl and lor the American Legion and •hares changed hands In the firs $595,123, or $124.11 per person, ported by the International Co- rick's festival and dance Satur- tions." ' myself. But, in weighing • all market session after President a rise of 336.55 per cent. day, March 18, in the school aud- operation Administration to pro- Col. Harry F. Elkan, 160 Rut- sides, my obligations to the casl Eisenhower's heart attack. Highlands showed much less itorium. Festivities will start at vide secondary school teachers ledge Dr., Middletown, American- of "Hie Heiress,' its director, This boosted the February total change. Population there in 1950 8:30 p.m. , for East African territories on the ism committee chairman for Mrs. Prentica and all others con- the remaining two high schools to 92,803,996 shares, the greatest was 2,959 and the tax total $180,- verge of independence. The auditorium will be trans- Shrewsbury Post 180, American cerned, the play was my first Shakespeare involved, have not contacted the for any February In the annals of 689, or $61.06. Last year, when The program, tWiich will.be co- Rumson school authorities either planted Into a little bit of Old Legion in Red Bank, sponsor of responsibility." the New York Stock Exchange 3,543 persons were counted, thi ordinated on the American end (Continued) way. Erin that night. Decorations will the oratorical contest, raid he and the biggest total for any levy was $339,457, or $95.81 pei by Teachers College of Columbia of the students" at the specia: be in the Irish tradition and will and Basil Slocum of the West Full Text * month since October, 1958, when capita, which was 56.91 per cem University, calls for U.S. colleges school matinee. feature singing waiters, quartets Long Branch Legion post, de- The full text of the Rumson 95,087,094 shares changed hands. per capita higher than in 1950. to choose 150 young Americans to Similar Sources p and other entertainment. cided on the replacement after School Bids board's statement follows: . The biggest February total prior be ready to go to East Africa Miss Stommel and Mr. Kelly Holmdel's population coun There will be a great number Miss Camp made it known she ' (Continued) "The Rumson-Fair Haven Re- to this one was February, 1929, next summer. both cited similar sources con- was 1,380 in 1950, when taxes of traditional Irish dances on tap, could not speak at Friday night's work, to include construction ol gional High School Board of Ed- when 77,971,600 shares were trad brought in $79,339, or $57.49 pe in which the audience will be Plans for the program were de- cerning the congressional appear- veloped last December at Prince- event. a football field and track: ucation has adopted a policy of ed. capita. Last year it was 2,935 and invited to attend, plus American ances of Mr. Papp, whose rea ton University in a conference William Kohl, $55,290; Middle- making the school auditorium The 1,304 issues traded made the levy came to $479,337, or type of folk dancing. Understanding Is Told name is Papirofsky. today's the broadest market in sponsored by the African Liaison sex Concrete Products, Wood- available for civic and cultural $163.32 per capita, up 121.49 pe Ambng the featured entertain- Sister Mary Vincent of Red The' board's reply was con history. Of the total, 543 advanced Commitee of the American Coun- bridge, $72,658; Arnolt Bros., Inc. programs. The board has al- cent per capita. ers will be Miss Rose McDonald, Bank Catholic High School, who Metuchen, $76,500; Herzku Bros., tained in a prepared statement and 563 declined. There were 132 cil on Education and attended by 1 ways reserved the right, how- Keansburg's picture was 5,559 who will present" ballet and has been encouraging Miss Camp Inc., Nixon, $63,800; Maple Con- read by Arthur L. Adamson. new I960-'61 highs and no new representatives of the govern- ever, to refuse this use when, in persons, $319,160 total tax, or modern dances; Frank Hughes in her oratorical activities, said tractors, Maplewood, $54,027; board president, and unanimously its opinion, the proposed program lows. ments and education departments last night "I understand." $57.41 per capita in 1950, and 6, with his Irish songs and others. of the United Kingdom, the U. S. Frank Armando, Clifton, $56,428 adopted by the other members. would be in poor taste or im- Ten of the 15 most active stocks There were several expressions 833 persons, $702,539 taxes, oi Jack O'Brien will be master of Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda and and Campo Construction Co., Inc The statement reiterated th proper for any other reason. advanced, three declined and two 102.82 in 1960-up 79.10 per cent of disappointment. Middletown, $56,397. board's policy of making thi were unchanged. ceremonies.. Tommy McDonald'^ Zanzibar. "Pursuant to this policy, the orchestra will provide the music. Miss Camp said she had been Completion dates offered var- school auditorium- available !• board has leased the auditorium Studebaker-Packard was the Spokesmen for the African ter civic groups and stated'that thi Keyport's rise was higher. Thi The festival and dance will be ritories reported that their most "thrilled and honored by win ied from 90 days, by Maple Con to the National Council of Jewish most active stock, up % at BV, board was fully aware of the fes 1950 population was 5,888 .an* tax under the direction of Rev. Wil- pressing need was the expansion ning the county Legion contest tractors, to 220 days by Armando Women for tho presentation of en 169,300 shares. Second was level $281,366, or $47.79'per capi and, of course, wanted to go tival director's background be- Brunswick, up, 1 * L «a» 359 residents and* $132,801 in uates of the class of 1961 who the base bids Mr, Keevil ex- praised the statement and was Allei Cp Joy Mf« ' 4SV Mrs. John F. Klem, 13 Belle- plained. themselves Communists. Thus Killer Al -41V axes, or $20.88 per capita. But will receive a full academic year granted board approval to utilize we are devoted to teaching our Kcnnecot'. 87 to 1960. when 8,034 persons re- vue Ave., Rumson, publicit he document in the school's his ilia &* Kopperi 431/ To Support of training at Makerere, begin- chairman for tlie Monmouth tudents the virtues of our Con- Aillid sm Kreige, S3 30" sided there, taxes went to $599,- ning next June. tory classes. A11U Cbil Kroser 30\i flayers, sajd that she and the ititution and the free enterprise AIoo» Lehlgh C4N 13* 591, or $74.63 per capital, or Neither of the objectors ap- 3. About 50 graduates of the jlay's director, Mrs. Lewis Pren- Coastaliers :ystem. We believe that a. sound Am Airlln Lch TPort C 33 257.42 per cent more. Mitchell peared at the meeting, and Mr. Am Brk Bo L»h Val lnd IV class of 1961 who have profes- :ice, Clover La., Rumson. be- appreciation of these virtues will Am Can I/>h Val Kll 5 Matawan's population in 1950 RED BANK — The Monmouth sional preparation in education, Kelly said Sunday that the Legion Am Cyan LOP otasti 58 ieved that had Miss Camo de- e the strongest weapon we can Am likViy 110 Uh JicNftI, 111 was 6,359 and taxes $195,542, or County Chapter of the Columbian but no experience beyond practice Place 3d planned no further communica- Am Moton Ugg * My m'i eded againct going on with he 'orge. Am Smelt .i52.30 per capita. Last year, resi- League of New Jersey will sup- teaching. They will receive from MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Tlie ions or demonstrations should 14 Lukcns Stl mv role "we either would have had Am Std licit Mack Trk 42V dents numbered 5,082 and taxes port former U.S. Secretary of three to six months orientation Gauadalcanal Coastaliers Color :he board reject his request. "Marxist theory is false not Am Tel*T«I Martin Co 36 :o cancel the performances oi Am Tob 71« reached $561,581. or $110.50, an Labor James P. Mitchell of Lit- and training at Makerere, begin- Guard qf the Junior Drum and The Legionnaire's letter was only in its economic views but Am Vlicon Merck 88',' had the part read." She said she AMP Inc Metro OM, 63V Increase of 111.28 per cent. ;le Silver for the Republican nom- ning in Jujy. Bugle Corps, sponsored by the dressed to the national council, ilso, and more important, in the Anaconda Minn M*M 82' believed Victoria had done "thi oss of character it entails. In- Armco Stl 74 Mo Pao A 41 Matawan Township's pickup ination for governor. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, with copies to the principals of Armour ft Co 4t4H Monter Oil K The league's stand was an- PAIR FINED 'air thing for her group." itead of self-reliance, there is re- Annst Ck 51) Mont Ward 34 V was about half of the borough's, 1 placed third Saturday in the na !he five area high schools where Aiht Oil M',4 Nat Biac 7a ts 1950 population was 3,888 and nounced yesterday by Its presi- FAIR HAVEN — Magistrate Mills Camp last night said shi tional open color guard champion matinee tickets have been sold.' iance on the "state." Instead of AtchHon 2IH Nat Dairy Atl Rafln 5234 Nat Distill :ax level $195,868, or $50.38 per dent. Anthony Stable. John V. Cxowell yesterday fined wanted it known that "all partie; ship sponsored by the Archer Ep- At Asbury Park High School harity, there is intolerance. In- Avco Corp 18 Nat oyps 60 V. ler Musketeers in the West Cath- itead- of freedom of expression, Bibcock & W «K Nat steel 9yuv0 Vs4 capita. In 1060, population The Monmouth chapter has also, E. J. Plancey, 34. of 19 Werah corfeferned have been wonderful bus originally scheduled to Bald Lima 13'74i NY Central 19 reached 7,345 and taxes $57,G,- endorsed S. Thomas Gagliano for PI., Oceanport, $24 for speeding, lo me. Everyone has been so olic High School, Philadelphia ransport the students to Rumson Ihere is conformity. In short, se- Ball * Oh MIS Nla IS. Pw 431i :urity may be obtained, but the Bayuk Clg No Am AV 5214 306, or $78.53 per capita. The,gain the Republican nomination for the and James A. Dolan, 27, of 9 helpful and undeistaiidin;;. '; onlj Nineteen guards competed. ivns cancelled, and a letter Bandli 61" Nor Pao 45U was 55.88 per cent per capita. newly-created assembly seat for Hamilton Ave., Leonardo, $15 for wish I could be two places as The guard also won the third iigned by Joseph S. Bu'shinger, mce in human dignity is exces- Beth Stesl « Nwst A!rlln 21*i Boeing Air Norwich Pn *!>K Slight Boost Monmouth County. careless driving. the same time. But, since I can place trophy Sunday when they principal, and Harry S. Hill, su ;ive. True freedom is inseparable Elorden Ohio Oil 44 Borg Warn % Outb Mar 26", Monmouth Beach had only 806 competed in the second annual )erintendent, was sent to the rom responsibility, and a society Owcni 111 Ol M'i Brunswick u0*2 residents in 1950 and the tax total Parade of Flags, sponsored by larents. which preserves the first must Buckeye PI 3!) Pan A W Alr..2l% Bucy Kne 18*: Param Plct ens then was $92,816, or $115.16 per St. Rose's Brigade, New Haven, Reasons Stated lemand the'latter. , ' Budd Co UVi Penney. JO 41% ''With such views we could not Bulova 17?) Pa Pw*Lt 3014 lapita. Last year, with population Conn. Twenty-one guards were Tho Asbury Pork letter ex- Hurl lnd 10 Vn nn i3H in compelition. laincd that the Rumson perform onsislently prohibit these play- Cast, JO 12" Pillll El 5BH Cater Track 3fl Phlll Pet 87W The next appearance of tho inces had "come under criticism rs from presenting their fine Celanese, 31U Pit Steel 14'i, ;uard will be Saturday in a com- 'rom a veterans' group," and :ultural program. To do so would Ches A Ort 64 Pull 8v E&O 4n*i Egg Market Chryiler «* Puhllck Ini petition sponsored by the Smith- :aid that "we cannot lend the ie a surrender to the very evils Cities Bvc 5tty Pullman /hich we should oppose. The Cols Palm 2iM Purn Oil NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - town.., Free Lancers, Smithtown, upport of this school to this en- Coiurn Oil 21M no* L. I. langer to our country ?comes Coml Solv sail Rending Co Wholesale egg offerings more erprise challenged by our vet- Con Kills T2M Repub 6tl than ample on large, adequate ans." more from subversive activity Cont Can 38 Reyn Met nd ignorance than overt action. Cent Mot 0!! Rey Tob on mediums and light on smalls. The letter further advised that Rob Kulton We therefore believe it is not Corn r-d 87« St Jos Lead Demand light on large and fairly Magic Show itudents who purchased tickets Crown Zell 55M St net Pap nough to hale communism. Wo Cruc Stl 221i Sears Itoeb atisfactory on balance yester- in good faith" may claim a re- Curllss Wr 19Vi 511 sj Shell Oil 45 day. Saturday und, hut that other students who nust learn to recognize its dan- Pel * Hud 1DN fllnclalr ;ers and practice the freedom Dent Blip 2Ttf Smith, AO New York spot quotations MATAWAN - The Magic Show, vish to attend "may do so in the Doug Alro 38M ny hich is its antithesis." Dow Chern 7511 follow: planned by the Recreation Com- nowlcdge lliat this has been a Pu Pont 210*1 Pac DUQ U 281( Sou Ry Mixed Colors mittee of the Grammar School lighly publicized rendition of a East Kod - 112«i Sperry rid Std Brand Extras (47 lbs. min.) 39-40'/5; 'nrent-Teachcr Association for ihakesperian play." End John 37W Sid oil Cat extras medium (40 lbs. average) The Middletown Township Eric Lack 6 Std Oil NJ Feb. 4, but cancelled because of Demos Plan Firestone . SUM Stud Pack 38'/j-40; standards 38^-33'^; he blizzard, will be held Sat- loard of Education announced Ford Mot 74K Texaco Gen Accept 2t« Tex a Prod chocks 37V4-38V4. urday nt 2:30 p.m. in the high lost night It would also send a Rummage Sale den Cigar • 2Sti Textron ietter to parents of the some 200 Oen Dynam .42 Tfdewat Oil Whites ichool Auditorium. Oen »l«o «S« Tranaamer Extras (47 lbs. mln.) 39!£- Mrs. William Chatman, chair- larticlpntlnR students. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -The / Oen Fdi 75M Un Carbide Oen Motors 45 Un Pao 41V4: extras medium (40 lbs. av- man, said that the show, by Wil- The Middletown letter, said the 'emocratic Club will hold a pre- Oen Pub Ut !»H Unit Alro aster Rummage Sale, tomorrow O TelAHl 2R United Cp erage) 38VH0; top quality (47 liam Romer, South Amboy, will oard, would advise the parents aim Aid I'M lit! l.lnti lbs. mln.) 401 4r44'/4; mediums feature live pigeons, a dove and if the controversy and leave We lirough Saturday at the Dem- aoodrlch 57« U8 Plywd / floodyear 3SH UB Hub 45% (41 lbs. average) 38^-40; smalls a rabbit ecision up to them. crntic headquarters, First Ave. Ot A*I> • 4514 IIB Smelt 01« The sale will Include clothes, at No ny, 49[i UB Steal 2iHd (36 lbs. average) 36-38. KING SIZE CLAM STEW — Thousands and thousands of clams, washed ashore at A variety in entertainment has The board, which disclaimed Van Al ail Browns been the ambition of the Recroa- ny previous knowledge of Mr. oys and othnr items. Out! Oil 37'J Walworlh 32 U Warn I) Pic 1O« •Extras (47 lbs. min.) 39'/$-41; Ocean City, N. J., are bulldozed by workmen, from thp beach. It was the second ion Committee, which lias ar- app's congressional appear- Mrs. Mildred Wirorek is chair- Hammer P»p 29« West Un Tel Hero Pdr Mtt top quality. (47* lbs. min.) 40'/$- straight day. that huge quantities of the clams have been washed ashore—much to Red monthly programs of In- nces, said It still intends to pro- man of the alfnlr assisted by West* El •88 42'/4; mediums (41 lbs. average) erest to children. More surprises Ide bus transportation for Ihose /Irs. William F. X. Conncll. StlSu White Mot »3'4 the annoyance of nearby residents. Ocean City Mayor Nathaniel C. Smith said it Ut H«r» WoolworUi 73 H 40-41; smalls (36 lbs. average) are in store for the coming [lending the matinee. Tho sales will be from 10 a.m. Int lji«k Tngst Sll A T 103 Inl Paper 37-39. hai cost more than $5,000 to ramovs the clams from one beach. (Ar'Wirophoto) lonllis. Red Bank and Long Branch, to 5 p.m. each day. bit T«)*Tel discuss Individuality; Dr. Donald 4—XPcd., March 1, 1961 REt) BANK REGISTER Focus On Health: For colds, inhale the breath G. Heraberg, executive director of Giib Gets of a duck — or sneeze at your Rutgers Sets the Eagleton Foundation, political reflection in the mirror — to development: Dr. John F. Bste- Anti-US. Riots Break OutNew Member, pass on the cold to the re-Jaycee Parley man, Rutgers football coach, Blues After Birth flection. . group motivation, and John D. For coughs, sleep with • NEW BRUNSWICK -To assist Staley, director of industrial re- At the Drop of a Word By The Associated Press . Highly Dangerous cockroach in a far under your members of Junior Chambers of lations for Genesco, N. Y., some The President bed, or nail a frog to the door. Commerce in developing leader- WASHINGTON, (AP) -Pres- The blues after birth, danger- The lowly cockroach may be of the reasons why a leader falls. By 1H0MAS J. STONE ing banana port is one of the highly dangerous — thanks to ship qualities for both Job and The conference has been ident Kennedy yesterday became ous cockroaches and new clues For Comfort community responsibilities, the GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador (AP) most sensitive trouble spots in an honorary "barker" In Vari- its hospitality for a whole family planned by Robert G. Margucclo, South America. to hardbitten teeth are subjects you can carry your Rutgers University Extension Di state chairman of the Jaycee —Anti-U. S. riots break out here ety Clubs International. with a Focus oa Health. of human ills. Now In 10 months the handsonv climate with you — under the vision will conduct a Jaycees leadership training conference:,J. at the drop of a word. This teem- The President was presented One of 10 new mothers get Cockroaches have geen found Leadership Conference here U. S. consulate building has been a gold card of membership in to carry four-.strains of polio blazing sun of the tropics or in Anton Schlffenhaus, national di- attacked U times by angry, de- the blues just about the fifth day th« bitter winds of the Antarctic. March 11, rector state Jaycees, and Henry the organization, composed of 10,-after her child Is delivered, a virus, some 40 kinds of bacteria The all-day meeting' Is sched- structive mobs. The U. S.< em- 000 in all branches of the enter- that infect roan and the eggs of An air-conditioned suit — wait- R. Ziobro of the Rutgers staff. bassy in Quito, the capital, 200 scientist says. The reason: Ing tests for military uses - has uled In Voorhees Hall beginning tainment field. ^ ;, Probably an anticlimax in thesome worms that can effect both - at 8:45 a.m. with greetings from miles away in the Andes, also ha. The. organization Is dedicated man and animals. been made by Weatinghoiise ON DEAN'S UST had its share of trouble. ^venture ot motherhood. scientists. Harold N. Scherer, Jaycee state 'FM LOOKING FOR to helping Unfortunate children Throughout her pregnancy she The cockroach also carries president, and Madison E. Weid- -NEW BRUNSWICK — Dougla* Usually, the rioter* move In on Kennedy's honorary "barker' gets lots of attention from her along some 220 other viruses, ner, associate dean of the exten- A. Patton, of 77 South St., Red a deafer who carries the consulate from nearby Plata card was presented by Edward husband, friends, relatives and fungi, bacteria and worms which sion division. Bank was named to the Dean's Centenario, where they have been Emanuel of Philadelphia, Inter- automatic dishmshen her doctor, explains Dr. George are harmless to man, says a Four speakers whose responsi- List of the Rutgers University worked up Into a frenzy of hate re rt Three Elders national chief barker of the dub. W. Morley of the University of i» Published by the Smith School ot Education tor the fall 'cause Carol keeps by Communists or Fidelistas (fol- Emanuel was accompanied to bilities are directly involved with Michigan. sonian Institution. leadership development will stress lowers of Fidel Castro) or both. the ceremony by movie star Patton, a graduate of Red Bank complaining of The estimated 5.000 hard-core Mliko Taka representing Holly This attention reaches its peak M~ Are* Installed the growing needs for leaders and Good Old Days ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - suggest how leadership qualities High School, holds • an Upson dishpan hands. And Communists here are well organ- wood. about two or three days after Memorial Scolarship to Rutgers ized and active. Guayaquil with Perry Como was supposed to delivery. Then suddenly it de- Take a look Into medicine Bruce McGaffey, Hunter Pollock may be developed for community In the past with Dr. Austin and James S. Rudd were Installed and business needs. where he is a senior physical rvo just got to do a populatioionTrn f 530,000 is a ripe be on hand, but he is ill with a creases. Most patients can give education major. He is the son spot for agitators. It has growing virus and remained In New York. no reason for the blues, admit Smith, president of the pharma- and ordained as elders of the Rev. Clinton M. Ritchie, cam- something to stop ceutical Manufacturers Assocl- First Presbyterian Church Sun ps minister of the Protestant of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Pat- unemployment, widespread pover- that it's silly, but the blues are ton, Cam! (he's my ty and illiteracy. Guayaquil, still there. Most frequent treat- tion: day. Foundation* at the university, will with One of the worst slums in Pack Holds ment: The Romans treated alco- Mrs. Anna Van Note was husband) from the i world, was once called the Have a good cry and talk it holics by patting eels hi their elected clerk of the Session. malaria capital of the world. drinking cups. grumping about his Annual Banquet out. Rev. Frederick Bronkema, Jr. Guards are posted at the con Asthma treatments Included also installed Joseph P. Bertha, 6 RAMAN'S red rough hands sulate, and when word is re- PORT MONMOUTH — Cub Hard Teeth swallowing a ball of rolled upJohn Alonso, Cliff Merritt, and VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. ceived that a mob is brewing Pack 88 recently held its annual spider webs and breathing Into Francis Williamson as members once and for all." A new due to ways to make of the board of trustees. 54 MONMOUTH STRICT. RED IANK. N. J. heavy protective iron curtains are Blue and Gold Banquet at Buck teeth less susceptible to decay the mouth of • live fish. lowered before the doors. Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- comes bom University of Ala- PHONE SH 7-5623 The rioters—students, agitators burg. bama scientists — and more and hoodlums in dirty T-shirts- Approximately 170 Cub Scouts than 300 human teeth. AUTHORIZED take a stand In front of the build- and their parents attended the The researchers softened the INTEREST ON YOUR HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE ing. They hurl rocks and shout affair. tooth enamel with a known anti-American slogans. John Vliet, a scout executive, softening agent — and then re- NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS There are 13 apartments in was the guest speaker. Hardened the enamel by soak- • REPAIRS ON • The affair also included the tn| the teeth In a solution of r SAVINGS die building to house some of the presenting of various awards GE - HOOVER •* ELECTROLUX, etc. American employees. So far, none earned during the year to scouts calcium salts. The teeth hard- has been Injured, but is a sick- and den mothers. ened faster when a small IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS ening feeling to be trapped in the Special * prizes were given to amount of fluoride was added PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. . building with, a screaming, rock to the soak. Merchants scouts who sold 20 or more boxes throwing mob outside. of candy during the holiday sea- The findings suggest" how PARTS FOR Police are often ineffectual. son. • fluoride acts on teeth when ( '/' - :•'C ••'• •-'•• .• VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS Sooner or later, the demonstra- Robert Stevens, pack chairman, added to drinking water or is tors get bored and leave. Em- was toastmaster. directly applied to the teeth. RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMP5, etc ployees heave a sigh of relief and Guests included Leslie Neiman, RED DANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN go back to their Jobs of looking institutional representative; Ray after U. S. interests here. Brady and Louis Deutsch, scout- Consul General Ward P. Allen master and assistant of Boy has collected a pile of rocks Scout Troop I and Miss Gretclv that rioters have hurled through eh Van Dyke and Miss Anne Van he consulate's plate glass win- Dyke, teachers in the Port Mon- dows. The consulate Includes the mouth Elementary School. offices of the V. S. Information Service under the direction of Roy W, Johnson, a former Texas newspaperman. Actually it is peaceful and quite MEDICAL pleasant here most of the time, DAYS ONLY!-WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY LOOK HERE but when trouble does break out it is not advisable for any of the MEMOS to find&gy dealer... 500 Americans living here to be een in public. Most of them are By H. L H*rsch«mohn, M.D. FRENCH PROVINCIAL U. S. businessmen. Boys' Slack It' is sometimes not safe for; TThasTeen found that slight H Yellow ither foreigners who might 'be'changes in the position of the arm TRIPLE-FOLD iken for Americans or "grin- can also change the blood pres-: gos." sure. It makes a difference, too, SOCKS Pages A German girl sitting with an it the doctor takes the blood pres- BOBBY SOCKS sure when his patient is sitting, Ecuedorean at a sidewalk cafe Enjoy Ike bout} u< was grabbed by some rioters, standing or lying down. Even Tops such an insignificant act as deep •uuac comfort ot and turned loose only after it tm. Mi Ml! SMI. »U- explained she was not a[breathinn g can alter the blood- pressure readings. • , provincial eottoa comfort, SEE: Electric Appli- taerican. Two Swiss visitors •Jlon • rtuforcei vere accosted by the rioters. Okoloe ,1 ances, Automobile Self*, tntn >t toll ud Ion Dealers, Hardware, Ecuadorean landlords who rent •r c»M. f« r extnt • loss houses' to Americans sometimes Reinforced for. extra wear . , . Sites t*& to Book Dealers get anonymous telephone calls One was warned to "Get the Regularly priced 4 for $1.00. Americans out, or we will burn down your house." He stood firm. NOW! Nothing happened.

This is why it is possible for a person to get differed blood- Does pressure readings which are taken by different doctors. Much citrt'• is quite likely that the' same doc-aa All New Spring tor will get different readings ev-1 en if the blood pressure is taken SB your auto only a few minutes apart. Emo-i| Ladies' Full tion plays a significant part. If a person rushes to the doctor's of- fice and the blood pressure is taken immediately, it will be higher than if the pressure SKIRTS Is taken after, a 10-or 15-mlnute rest. Combination 3-pc. Drain 100% wash and wear cotton. Three insurance The usual method of taking styles In choice of black, turquoise, blood pressure is for the person Set for Dishes, Cutlery to be seated, the arm resting on SB lilac, buttercup, mint, hot pink. he doctor's desk. If, by chance, • , $3.36 Value! the arm is permitted to hang, the!" Sizes 22 to 30 blood pressure may be higher by about 30 points. Tho ideal moth• •-_ od is to keep the arm on the desk • expire in so that it is about level with the heart. March or April? Then right now would be a good time REGULAR $1.98 GIRLS' to talk to your nearby Allstate Agent (Write to George, c-o this news- I BOUFFANT SLIPS paperiper,, and don't hang around ™ street corners.) HEAD Low rales. 17% savings are often do. In many cases, Dear George; common for Allotnto your claim can be settled I have written,to you seven SCARFS policyholders compared right "on the spot." times now asking about what to with rotes of moBt other do about my neighbor's noisy cat.jH companies for similar Broad protection. Ask the You keep telling mo to oil it.' — coverages. The Allstnto Allstate Agent to BIIOW What are you, some kind of aiM Agent can tell you exactly you Allatate's famous pol- nut or something? I'm RetUngll what your savinga might icy, and point out the sick and tired of you. Now this _ be. many protection features time you give me a straight sen- I it contains. No red tape. When you sinle answer, do you understand?! have a claim with Allstate, Call icon. Remember, You never put anything In youriH you don't get snarled up you haven't Rot all tho column tliat makes sense and if • in "home office red tape. facts about auto insurance you don't (jive me an answer that m That's because Allstate until you have the Allstate makes sense t am going to write I claims experts have au- facts. So call soon, or stop to your editor. mt thority to Bottle claims by, before your present Make Sense! I themselves—and they auto insurance expires. Dear Make Sense!: ^ — -—- The capital of New York is Al-1 sa« sss« SSB s^ssi ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. bany. • sssa.sssss •• ssasl Dear George: • Many, Many More Unadvertised Specials at Terrific Savings * 36 Whir* Street, Red Bonk, N. J. What do you call that big, shag- PH: SHadyilde 1-2400 gy dog that carries a quart or ,o of brandy? EATOMTOWN CIRCLE. RT. 35. EATONTOWN, N J. You're In good hands with V. Monmouth Shopping Center Open Mon., Wed., Thum. and Friday 10 A. M. to 9: JO P. M. ' Dear V. V.: tyesdsy and Saturday 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. A big, shaggy, drunk dog. Confidential to John Ringllng North: If you've seen one, you've AUTO INSURANCE seen 'em all. Her Herd Wei, March 1, 1961—5 Tops in Milk AndButterfa FREEHOLD - The Alexande LAYAWAY NOW! SAVE Her herd, Middletown, bad t highest average milk and butter fat production in the Monm'outr County Dairy Herd Improv Blent Association for January, GRAND The Her herd averaged 117' ON SUMMER FURNITURE pounds of milk and 44.5 pound' of butterfat, according to Ricl •rd 0. Rice, associate agricultu al agent. Highest milk production wa FOLDING ALUMINUM nude by a cow in the J. EH WAY wood Cherel herd, Belmar, witf • total of 2,510 pounds for'Jan CENTERS uary, while highest butterfat pro 4 POSITON CHAISE duction of 101 pounds was madi by a cow in the F. G. Rue am Son herd, Imlaystown. • Back adjusts to 4 comfortable positions Other high records as compiled ... from sitting to full re-clining! by Chris ScBtsrte/DHIA wpervi 44 or, are as follows; & ALUMINUM Resists tipping! Five high herds in buHerfal • Sturdy one inch aluminum tubine, production: Her, 44.5; J. C. Rip- durable 5 web construction... light- ley. Colts Neck 44.1; Rue, '43.5 C. J. WardeH & Sons, West Fre weight for easy moving! hold, 41.5 and D. T. Newbol • Folds compactly for easy storing; Colts Neck, 40.3 and portability! Five high herds in milk produ tion: Her, 1,172; Rue, 1,12 Cherel 1,033; Newbold, 989 anc Value) 12.95 Henry Zdancewic, Smithburg, 889 ,tnd Robert McCann, Belmar, 964 Five high cows in butterfa production: Rue, 101; Cherel, 98; Her, 97; Ripley, 93, Her! 90 Zdancewic, 90, and Ripley, 90. Five high, cows in milk produ tion: Cherel, 2,510; Her, 2,480 Ctrl Fratey, -Belmar, 2,S90;-Ru pert Freiberger, Allentown, 2,38 and Cherel, 2,240.

TRIAL SET C^NCOEffiDR , N. H. — A New Jersey man Is one of 15 defend- ants scheduled to go on trial bin March 7 on charges of participating In an alleged $7K,«M stock swindle. U. S. District Court official, an- nounced the trial date Monday for the IS who were among 25 persons indicted last June on charges involving stock sales ta Monarch Asbestos Co. Ltd., . of Montreal. The stock was not registered with the securities vid exchange eommtflfoh,. The BMP tint MftaiNtlrikttU SEC said 78 Ntew Englanders Stij htafam cwitmlliil purchased Monarch stock, ... Wfc fir mj tMsjl Which U described as worth- leas. Hie New Jerseyan charged CoMparable Value 27.95 ts Samuel J. Nagle of Spring take. The defendants all have pleaded Innocent.

LEGAL NOTIC NOTICE . ftetled bldi from Small Buaineis Co awtns for new com poll tlOn roof an mliceHaneoui roof work at the U f POit Office. Red Bank, N. J., Proif< Ko. 00802-191 will bn received until 2:0 P. M.. K. 8. T, March 18/1981: an tteo publicly opened. Bidding mitertm m*y ba obtal ned from tha Builnes REDWOOD BARBEOUE Service Center, General Service• Ad Winiltrsllon, 350 Hud ion Street. Net e Heavy-duty kiln-dried clear redwood! York 13. N. T., or irom me Ciut&fllai of the Bui Wing where tha work It be. done. e Safe-round constructed comers! i>v n e Weatherizedl Complete with two benches!

. l».. v Ot Hf OF NEW -IERSE) CHANCERY DIVISION CusjfSriMrVdse 39.95 . 5IONM«liXH COUNTY Docket X*. F 370-61 William H. Sheffield, Jr.. * Doree: C Sheffield. Ma wife, Plaintlfrs vi :Ahne Moore, Single Defendant. > By virtue of a writ of execution tfti stove stalled action to ma 0 -irafitHi ? 'ball expose for sale at pu lie vendue, si the Court House In thi Borough of Freehold, county or Mon mouth. New Jeraey, on Monday, thi SUi day of March. 1961, at 2 frctoc*. P.M. Prtvafting Tfme. ' All th* following tract or parcel * land and premlsea, hereintiter panic UUly described situate, lying and beini Ilk the Borough of Jiumeon tn the Court- r of Itonxnouth and Statt of New S•tgejr: BEOIftNUK} at a. point In the cists; fee line of Ward Avenue aald potr Mini distant 237. W southerly from monument standing at th« Intersectloi af the tssti iy Una of Ward Avtnu sUHt th* BQU b«rl/ line of Hartshorn* Lane; t^nce.tli North fcT dtgrscB _ •Unsls* tsst, making ' a new lint through lands of' th* party of the Ilrtt fan KM alone the southerly line oi Lot 1 as SOOTTO on a certain surve; soada. by Henry P. Labrecque, c. E. KINGSIZE 5-POSmOH CHAISE KM Bank. N. •!.. dated January JO, IMS. B0.0O fee*, (o ft point: thence 12) Motth t degrees H minutes weat, raak< PADDED HEADREST CHAIf I lac a new Un«. through lands of the tart* of tut first pan, and stilt along • Erin »*, wtri lot, fiMi fir tbnul , that souihertjr ltne of, Lot 2 as shown on Ui« aforesaid survey, HQ.2S f«ct V MV •Flricisfirt»Mit»jHi«ffiBiltttKtifar»*la;l • 011111,11841 set iM 4 cwcwM tflntsiitt 97 •av point; tbencsj (3> North 89 degree ... heavy I»KJ» m 97 . Btot**bttofMfl •U minutes East, making a new lirn ...ttttfirttinft! through lands of the party of thi MNI first part, and stilt along the southerl] • ImnfWi In »«JI MM affirm! lln* of Lot 3 as shown on th* sJorc • Eaj b ttm! taid survey, 340,00 tfelMo a point 14 thence (4) North 0 degrees 25 mlnutei Coa*ewWeV«tae 14.95 9 CesssaroUeVolM 19.97 West, making a new Una through land: CoajMrableVolM 18.95 it the party or the first part, and stll along the southerly line or Lot 2 ai ihown on the aforrsaM survey, 20.00 feet to a point; thence (5) North 89 degrees 35 minutes Eait. matting a new line throuxh lanfii of the part; of the first part, and it ill along th southerly line of tot 2 ai ihown on th aforesaid survey, 243.24 feet, more o lets, to a point on the top of' the bulk' head on the wtaterlr bank of Iht •qtith Bhrewatiury River; thence (6 •outhRHy along the nforemtntionfi ttuflfhead, 190.56 feet more or lrai t< a point; tiiencp (7i Bouth R9 *^nrn> f$ mlnutei West, 73 feet, more or less, Stlong the northerly lino ot lands of J. AMOUS "HEAR HOW" 33^ RECORD] F. Talcott to a point; thence art ill •long the lands of J. T. Talcott. North 90 degree) 51 minutes We it, R13 feet td> a monument standing In the essi • fly line of Wor-I Avenue: thence <9> Korth 2 denre*a.33 mlniiien West, alonn TEACH YOU THE EASY WAY the easterly line of Ward Avenue, 4Q fset to the point and plsoa of BE' GINNING. . • ••

The ahove d*icrlhed 1»nrl« nnd prem- ises ars all of Lot 3 In Block 46 as Shown on tfin a fore »a Id Riirvey. The afoTMafd rlejicrlptlon It in •ord with salil lurve.y madn by Hen' ry P. Lnhrerqtin. C. E. Red Bunk K J., dated January 10, 1S.13- Together with nil the right, tltifl an<1 tnt#reit of the mortgagor, If any. In anil to the land* lying to the rtitt at and contiguous to the above rfMcrlhvd landii and under the waters of tne Smith Rhrewihury River whether ac •ttlred by riparlun grant or ntlirrwlaf. «* BelnK Intended tn i1<*rrriln> nil ol 1>Jt No. 3. hlnek No. 4fl. «« shown on • "M«p of Property ot J. ^mn r Downy snrl Ulllsn Doriey. Tlorntifth 1 nf nitm«fin, Mnnmouth rnunly. New J*r**y", it at eft Juno 2ft. IBM by Henry ">>! F T.Rhrecqne. r. K., Ttert Hatih. ** •I'd Counrll of Hi* Borough or Rumiinn on June 22, 1951. flilhject tr> covennnli. cnnflltlon» ann W"tr|ptlonB or record. If any. *< '• fl'iMnr^ \r> an0)1 Ptnt" nf fAcfs SI sn • Learn to play golf from expert BOB ROSBERG! k#\ Bithtect tn munlclptil HuUdlnK end •fi'tlnr ordinances «rifl r^jrulslions. • Learn to bowl a better game from expert BILLY "G"! Huhleoi to a perpftiml ep«ement re serveit hy fh*r jrrnntor" nhftve. on nvrr. if^A _ IhjTHish and under the landB he.rp.ln • Learn to play winning bridge from expert OSWALD JACOBYi ii*«(*rlb*d for nil wtti»r, icna. olectrlr «nd other utility lints ** they now • team how to COOK, TYPE, KEEP PHYSICALLY FIT! »^f»l lo smMor the heneflt r,t Lot No. • Do it the easy way... no difficult diagrams to follow... Togsther With s perpetual easement t* the srsniees n*r«ln above, on. over. do ft by long-playing record! thrauirh «nd under the 'Ifinrt nf Lot ^ ••:.•) No. 9 afnreMli for all wil*r, (tea. •lertrlP and other utility linen M thev now cxlit to nnd mr the benefit of t!t« |B"<1 herein described, Property located on the easterly >M* m( Wurd Avsnua eirtif Is Vtinwn an "Lit II* View" Rmn««nt'N*w 3tra*v The *pnroxlm»t* sm'mint of the ludr GRAND-WAY GUARANTEES SATISFACTION ... ALWAYS! m'tmt tn htr smlnfleii hy «»M snte If Ih* Hum of t22.lW0.00 together with th» eoati of this iilr. TRA V. WOLroTT, riherlff. STATE HIGHWAY 36, KEANSBURG, OPEN MON. THRU THUR. 9 HM. TO 9 P.M., FRI. 9 JLM. TO 10 P.M., SAT. I SUN. 9 Ml. TO 6 CM. ••>.<• PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 4th... WE RESERVE THE RIGHT.TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, WHILg QUANTITIES LASTI It p«yi to advertlarf tn The RHi»t«r.-Advertl»«ment. Your Money'g Wortht" THE SHRINKING WATER HOLE Kat The Visa: Tourist Bar No. 1 Street, KM Buk, N. J. Sttu Highway B, Mlddleiowi. N. J. EwabtMw* tin by Join H. Cart aad Htarr Qtj By SYLVIA PORTER THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher It's tougher for an educated, desirable Japanwe JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KEU.V. Gwenl Manatet tourist with loads of cash to spend in hotels, re»- W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, Production Manager taurants, shops, etc., to get an entry Visa for the ' Member ol th* Associated Press United States than for Soviet Russia. n* &*«oelftU< Pr*u >• •mttitd «leiuuv«iy te tM tut tor republic ttios «l «u we meu ••»• IB !£)• otwiwwr u friU u all AP Q«wa dltpalcSt* We ask so many embarrassing questions of un- Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation married women who would like to visit Tb* fU4 ft*ak R4IUW «saum«a no ftnanclu rMpunsiDimiet roi lyponriplilca; «rror« la fcd*«rtl»- menu, bin wilt ncnot mthrtut ebtrc«. tbu p*« Q» ao ad 00: 811 monuu ts.O» aipglo eqjij at counter. 7 cents copy bj mall 9 emu duct?") that countless numbers decide they won't tolerate the ridiculously per- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1961 sonal questions and they decide to take their vacations, in Eurcrpe, Canada, South America—anywhere but here. The Value of Privacy PORTER An Australian who wants to come here as a tourist must make three separate visits-to How many of the United States'.er also can remember well when the the consulate at Sydney-^-one to get a visa application, remaining defense secrets should be! United States had a better than sub a second to return the application, a third for a final shared with her allies? In past years, j stantial lead in all matters atomic, appointment The expense and delays repel many there have been all sorts of appeals] President Charles de Gaulle of would-be visitors. made on the part of free world coun-; France, an acknowledged friend of A citizen of Denmark often may not obtain his tries that there should be a.broader the West and of the United States, visa until just before his scheduled departure—no mat- exchange of scientific information in in particular, has demonstrated to ter how long in advance he has requested the vis*. order for the West to put up a more the world that with or without a The annoyance makes many give up their plans. unified position of strength in deal- supply of scientific data from Ameri- A naturalized citizen of Venezuela may have to ings with the East. ca, he is intent upon self-reliance for wait three or four months for a visa, go through dis- Arrest of five alleged Soviet spies his country in nuclear and rocket couraging expense and red tape. in Great Britain has raised a sense means of warfare. Exploded above Wealthy Spanish and Greek tourists who place of uneasiness as to the advisability the Sahara have been two French great emphasis on courtesy say frankly that they are of sharing new-found nuclear secrets A-bombs; sent on a ride in a French Today's Business Mirror Lenten Prayer revolted by the lack of hospitality at our consulates. even with close allies. Senator Albert rocket from there was Homer, the The financial questionnaires, the long delays, the need from for appearing in person at the consulates have slashed' white rat. De Gaulle has not heeded Lowering Interest Rates Gore, Democrat of Tennessee, a tourism from Madrid and Athens at least 25 per cent member of the joint Congressional other Western recommendations that By SAM DAWSON below the present potential. Committee on Atomic Energy, said France indulge in the policy of wait- GO NEW YORK (AP)—the attempt to bring interest The President of the United States has called for that within his group there is a ing with other members of the North a stepped-up drive for tourism in our country. The growing concern "over the sieve-like Atlantic Alliance for a time when— rates down is reaching out into a field that millions WITH foreign travel market, says Kennedy, is "virtually un- security screens of our allies." in the security of peace or danger of of Americans know about—mortgages. tapped" and a strong "promotion effort by this country It is not as though we were deal- war—secrets may be openly ex- Real estate men and builders say there already GOD can be expected to yield significant results ..." changed among friends. Since se- ing with anything really new here. has been a slight drop in such financing costs in some by The Senate only last week passed a bill to create It well can be remembered that, crets have poured eastward from sections. They credit this to a drop in a travel service in the Department of Commerce and shortly after World War II, United Britain, there can be no assurance demand for such funds, thus making Jim Bishop to provide a system of American tourist offices abroad States' atomic secrets were fed to that they will not do so from France. a -greater supply of investment money to stimulate travel to our country. Legislation along the Russians through Canada. It also Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, Demo- available. And builders also hail Presi- Robert Louis Stevenson (1850- these lines is just about a certainty during this session. dent Kennedy's executive order lower- 1894) was a native of Edinburgh, can be remembered that British crat of New Mexico, the senior ing interest rates on home mortgages Scotland. Frail of health from But as Washington's Democratic Senator Warren infancy, he turned, from the study Magnuson said during discussion of the bill, "It's some- scientists have defected to the So- Democrat on the full Atomic Energy insured by the .Federal Housing Admin- of civil engineering to write times harder to get into the United States as a tourist" viet Union, carrying with them bun- Committee, has disclosed that as istration. Treasure Island. The Strange t Case of Dr. Jckyll and Mr. Hyde, than it is to break into jail." As a Department of Com- dles of vital information. Nor are we long ago as four years "we knew " The administration is now closing Kidnapped, and other tales, es- merce committee appointed to investigate the situation forgetting here that we in the United that the British atomic energy se- says and poetry. After wander- DAWSON >n from another direction and aiming ings that included a stay in Cali- reported a few weeks ago, "The tests involved in the States have not been without more curity wall had some chinks and for a drop in rates on conventional, or now guaranteed, fornia, Stevenson spent his las issuance of visitor visas to the United States do much than considerable tarnish in this wanted them closed before provid- years in voluntary exile in Sa to discourage visitors from friendly countries." mortgages. moa, living in Vailima, 500 feel matter of supplying the Russians ing the A-sub plans. Our warning above the sea. He wrote a num- To this end Treasury Secretary Dillon has asked ber of prayers at Vailima as he We will get next to nowhere with our sound, time_- with vital data that caused untold was ignored. The information was the savings and.loan industry, especially on the West lay gravely ill of tuberculosis ly and potentially highly important drive for more harm to our own defensive armor. given. Now the British have uncov- The following was composed the tourists unless we simplify our visa practices and use Coast where rates are highest, to lower dividends paid night before he died: Some—though guarded—comfort ered a spy ring which had in its pos- to savers. This would make possible like cuts in mort- our common sense in differentiating between a person We beseech Thee, Lord, to trying to immigrate here legally or illegally and a for- can be gained from advices from session nuclear submarine details." gage interest rates such firms charge. They handle behold us with favour, folk of both the Departments of State and Surely agreement must be found many families and nations eigner who just wants to see our country, spend money about 40 per cent of the total of mortgages. gathered together in the peace in it and go home. ' Navy that we have not any immedi- w^th Sen. Anderson's inquiry: "Isn't of this roof, weak men and ate indication that new facts con- it better to be safe than sorry." It How effective this appeal will be is yet to be seeri; women, subsisting under toe We will continue not only to repel hundreds of Many hold that a drop couldn't be made much before covert of Thy patience. cerning our atomic submarines have is hot that we as a nation would Be patient still; suffer us yet thousands of visitors but also to make enemies out of been passed on to Moscow. These want to deprive others in our de- summer because such rates are set for some time ahead. a while longer—with our brok- those who want to be our friends unless we drastically en purposes .of good, with oar amend our present procedures. advices are based on British assur- fensive network of facts that could Idle endeavours against evil, Consumers Watching, Too suffer us a while longer to en- ances which can be hoped are ac- —if used properly—add to our gen- dure and (If It may be) help The plain fact is that in 1960 only 779,000 foreign curate. But, as Congressman Gore eral strength. But safeguards must Consumers also are watching to see if the admin- us to do better. nationals visited us and, excluding tourists from Can- Bless to us our extraordinary ada and Mexico, only 450,000 of all the business and has said there has been a general be built to make as certain as possi- istration's drive on interest rates will lower the costs mercies; if the day come when pleasure visitors in the world came here. feeling in Washington "that when ble that we continue to possess pri- of installment buying. But in financial circles it is held these must be taken, brace us that little change is likely. Time payment rates are to play the man under afflic- we give information to our allies vately' all knowledge that may m tion: The shocking truth is that only 75,000 tourists came froip all South America, only 198,000 from all of there is a risk, especially in the field times of emergency yield to our own slow to respond to the ups or downs in the general Be with our friends, be with money market and pay little attention to long term ourselves. Go with each of us prosperous Europe. of nuclear submarines where we people positive benefits of utmost to rest; if any awake; temper rates. to them the dark hours of The informed estimate is that a minimum of dou-. have a substantial lead." Without security. The gamble for survival watching; and when the day re- doubt, this Congress committee lead- may be too great for chance taking. Taxpayers, however, might see some round about, turns to us, our sun and com- ble last year's visitors here have the leisure and means forter, and call us up with to come to our shores, but lack the desire because of and doubtless slight, relief if the administration is suc- morning faces and morning their objections to.our visa practices. cessful in its drive to lower long term interest costs. hearts—eager to labor—eager These Days: to be happy, If happiness still This would come if these interest charges fall enough be our portion—and If the day The fault lies in our obsolete government regula- tions and in our laws which subject a pleasure tourist to make much difference in the carrying costs of bor- be marked for sorrow, strong The Sad life of a U. S. Congressman to endure It. Amen, to the same rigid requirements as an immigrant. The rowings by states and communities to finance their —Robert Louis Stevenson fault lies in our State Department which pays lip serv- By -GEORGE *. SOKOLSKY many and growing needs. Harry Amos Bullls was born in Hastings, Nebraska, in 1890. ice, but nothing more than that, to simplifying the rules. T recently wrote something that submit to this type of pressure great teacher or an outstanding While attending college, he'wa started an endless receipt of A mature man has developed scholar, he will ignore any at- Businessmen are more likely to see changes, if a wholesale dealer in sewing ma The fault lies in our consulates abroad—air too mail some antagonistic, some his philosophy of life and where tempt to brain-wash him by mas the drive succeeds. Cheaper loans in the long term chines. He carried on a busi- often badly staffed, under-staffed, deliberately in- flattering - but all. beginning a- s he might be influenced' b- y a- correspondence. So far as I am ness career after his graduation hospitable. with the second paragraph, iden- concerned, I can riot help feeling market could lead many corporations to reconsider (with Phi Beta Kappa honors tical. So after CARMICHAEL that those disciplined robots whi borrowing to finance their activities, including con- and rose to be Chairman of the Tomorrow's column will discuss how the visa I a few missives, buttered me up in the first para Board of General Mills Corpora- I1 stopped read- graph and then used a uniforn struction and modernization plans. tion. obstructionism began. HE EHJOYEP second paragraph to set m 1 ing them as The administration's goal in lowering borrowing He is renowned as a philan- | life is fleeting R straight, are intellectually and thropist and public-minded citi- '. and time is spiritually as weak as Com- charges is to spur such business activity, to encourage zen, and has served in numerou. "Watert" PAPER 4 MU munisls who follow the part> ; precious. Somo more home building, as part of its over-a'll drive to get organizations for the bettermen j ot the letter- I GOT HIM ^ line. of mankind. I writers had ROUTE— The Communist accepts thi the economy out of its stalemate and forging ahead Oh God, I ask not for easier 1 read the col- parly line because lie recognizes again. task*. 1 ask for stronger apti- i umn they ob- himself ns ;i soldier in a perman- tudes and greater talents to meet any tasks which may j e c t e d to; ent war. Mis general staff (the Would Help Boost Price SOKOLSKY others frankly Presidium) and his leader (th come my way. Help me to help others so tha.t their lives may fa id that they hod not. Secretary-General) do nil his Making FHA borrowing cheaper and urging a cut thinking for him. There are som be made easier and happier. As these letters pile up, Strengthen my confidence In conservatives and reactionaries in the costs of conventional mortgages is only one of think of the poor members of my fellow men In spite of what Congress who, under the con- who believe thnt this method is the methods Washington is trying. they may do or say. stitutional right of petition, re- sound and should he adoplcd by ceive a huge mail which no man all those fiudtinc communism. The Federal Reserve Board is helping by changing Give me strength to live ac- cnuld read even if he had noth- But the central fact of conser its U.S. securities purchasing policies. It now will buy cording to the Golden Rule, ing else to do. Some friends of afism is the dignity of man, th enthusiasm to Inspire those mine solve the problem by count- independence of thought and long term securities, if it>chooses—something it gave around me, sympathy to help lighten the burdens of those Ing the pros and cons — that Is, action by un individual for which up in 1951, except for a brief emergency when the he assumes full personal respon- who suffer, and a spirit of Joy having a clerk do it. market became disorderly. and gladness to share with aponsibility. The man who line Popularity can be a poison. { others. uo hchiml a leader as Hitler or Many men are so astonished by By buying long term bonds, the Fed would help Help me to make a worth- their own Importance that Ahey Mussolini becomes a hopeless robot whn can only move when boost their price. And that reduces the yield these while contribution In the world. lose all sense of proportion i*he Glvp me courage and confi- receipt of a thousand or scfl/tters wound no and when pointed in fixed interest paying securities return on the amount a direction. dence to meet adversity with a on one subject, whether pro or of cash spent in buying them. smile and wisdom to see the con, could make a politician One of the most serious prob- t good In all things. Renew In believe that he was sent from lems facing this country nnd me the resolve to do Thy will Heaven, I am told that a movie therefore the world Is whether And if it buys fewer short term treasury bills, honestly and fearlessly and actor once tried to walk on the our system of government can the Fed will raise their yields and make them attractive grant to me a peaceful mind. ' water of his swimming pool after survive the enormous social and for those who might otherwise send their dollars over- —Harry A. Bullls reading his fari mail. Alas! Ifc Reprinted from the booK. do With economic changes which are seas for higher returns. Such SEA going dollars often 3od. by Jim Bliiiop, by •peotitl .per- did not drown. tnklnK place here, .Segregation, nlMlon of me nook's publiaherit. Me Ifaw-HM nook Co.. Inc. V.tipyriKh for Instnnce. Is not so much a are used to buy gold from the U.S. Treasury. And the nly of the stntc which Financial circles are sharply divided as to whether the Constitution rocngnlies. The Who rises from prayer a bet- t«npt lo influence opinion byj - the administration moves will work, singularly or ter man, his prayer Is answered, pressure. Tew men of chnracter O---\\cil (Sec THESIS DAYS Pg. 11) In toto. —George MeredJUi.1 SNOW* WITH BONDS FREE! 100 KING KORN STAMPS COUPONS BELOW! oWte*.*™ **•«* 4, INI, MfclM

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cal and psychological effects upon CD Meeting the population. He will describe possible com i munity and personal defenses for Is Tonight the civilian- - , NEnewW HinrnsniSHREWSBURmY —- Vlri-! ^* second half of the evening's cent Abbaticlio. a communications ischedufe will encompass a study] Better than Mother used to make. Cr ! and electronics instructor at Fort jof detection equipment, , Monmouth, will be the speaker! Those who attended, the ward- at the third session pf the ward-lcns class for the flrst tlme last ens' training course being con- week included Mrs. Maude Com- ducted by the local Civil Defense iskey, Gordon Donald, Mr. and] and Disastei Control organira- Mrs. C. B. Hamblen, C. Harding, Mrs. Catherine Kaehler, George .„. . „ . •. |Malone, Vincent RelUy, and Ciif- The meeting will be held tonight ford Simpson. at 8 p.m. in the Tinton Falls All wardens have been re- School. i quested to attend- the general A Department of Defense film, business meeting for the division 'The CBR^Story," will be shown nttf'Wednesday at*"p.m. in the during the first hour of the pro- Tinton Falls School. gram, Chief Warden Frederick Rohver said. MAKING STUDY Mr. Abbatlello, who is assistant to the chief warden, will discuss WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr. mass weapons, including chem- John H. Gilbert, chairman of the Monmouth College teacher educa SEE THE YELLOW PAGESi TELEVISION SUPPLIES i. PANTS-RETAIL ical, biological and radiological types, as well as .their physioiogi- tion department, is serving on a 'JCZ?— "-TiT.! committee for the Middle State:; Assncia(inn-ff Colleges and Sec- jundary Schools' Commission, on '! Secondary Schools in. evaluating ] the Deptford Township High [School at Almonesson.

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It goes further because there is no MTTV JUST OFI' THE PRESS! Send DEALER 3 lbs. Short Ribs Beef now for our exciting, new 1901 Mrnqfofiii shrinkage. > Ncodlecrnft Catalog. Over 125 d( luy with miuront* fi «m ytut signs to crochet, knit, sew, em- Whether it's roasting, baking or Ib broider, quilt, weave — fnshlons, heal brfdy KllewoH DMbr hnmcfurnlslilngs, toys, gifts, ba- cooking on surface units, you're wnf anprayi inn #fitsMf|ia 3 lbs. PORK SAUSAGE 1 59 zar hits. Plus RREE—Instruc- way ahead of mother with a tlom for six smart veil copi Hurry, »cnd 25c now! matchless, flameless electric range. JCP&L connected with church or youth Raymond Harding, Bernie Hard- meter, as he calls it, tells withi Wed., March 1, 1961—9 The Astronauts Youth Group work. He said it was the respon- ing, Thomas Keevil, David Lin- Invents electronic accuracy the time the) RED BANK REGISTER sibility of parent* to provide gui- dermann, Susan Morgan, Lynn victim died. ! Morgan, John Meeks, Sharen dance for children by attending He developed an instrument A MITCHELL AIDE Hears Warden church and Sunday school reg- Ransbn, Willard Ranson, Nancy Deathometer that uses the cooling rate of a WEST ALLENHURST — Jo- Three for Space: EATONTOWN-Earl* A* Smith, ularly. • Smith, and Sally Ann Smith. BERKELEY, Calif. (AP)-The body in its calculations after he The.chtirch group was host to University of California disclosed found it important to find the seph A. Barnes, Republican county jail warden, discussed time of death of rats that died a youth group from the Methodist HOME FROM HOSPITAL yesterday one of Its Los Alamos chairman in Ocean City, today the operation of Bi« institution at RED BANK — Mrs. Anthony Church. The guests were Linda laboratory scientists had de- at night The animals were used Mitchell for Gov- a meeting Sunday of the Pres- Davis, Barbara Dowen, Robert Finelll, 179 Maple Ave., who in radiation research. Later, lr ... . „ I. Grissom broke her left shoulder in a fall veloped a device that dispels one serving as Los Alamos coroner ernor campaign director in Cape byterlan Church Youth Fellow- Dowen, Agnes Patterson and more of the elements of mystery ship. Rdbert Whitfield. Saturday, Feb. 18, returned home on the side, he adapted the in- May County by State Sen. Rich- ard R. Stout, campaign manager (EDITOR'S NOTE — Will the ledstone and Atlas Missiles. The The Hosts were Laura Adams, from Riverview Hospital Mon- in a murder case. strument as an arm in homicide Mr. Smith pointed out that for James P. Mitchell. tint man to go soaring into space Redstone will be used for the first most of the inmates had not been Charlen Anderson, Karen Austin, day. Dr. C. C. Lushbough's deatho- investigations. babble to see the stars? Virgil brief rocket flight. Later,, the GritJOm doesn't think so. One otmore powerful Atlas will boost the three U.S. astronauts tabbed one of the astronauts into orbit. for final preparations for manned The astronaut* have many dis- MORE GOOD FOODS-MORE SAVINGS-MORE OFTEN! AT A*P... flight, Grissom himself may soon cussions on what might occur on ; be the man to settle the question a manned rocket flight. Glenn in- — and many others. Second of sists the pilot will be able,to see three articles on the space pio- stars from th* space capsule port- neers.) hole. Grissom says no, and he's even-iiet • steak on it. By HOWARD BENEDICT Grissom may soon find out — personally. iv CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (AP) HERESMOREINITFORYOU! ;n— Astronaut Virgil Ivan Grissom ;'i sat tensely in a mock spaceship, a watching • myriad of dials and | gauges, listening to Information Mrs. Donat I crackling in his earphones and * frequently moving a finger to a lowest Prices Since Losf Spring I .'?. switch or lever. To Head '•}. "141 seconds — Capsule separ- ated." barkefJ the volSe In the New Group ;: aarphonei. "290-second — You're "SUPER-RIGHT' '•at 100,000 feet, coming down. 42, RARITAN TOWNSHIP -TMn. QUALITY .'ODD feet, Drogue parachute open, Oiiie Donit was elected presi- .You're at 10,000 feet, main chute dent of the Raritan Township PORK LOINS deployed. 848 seconds, Capsule Community Center committee at a .Impacted." recent meeting in Town VflM. LOIN END >f Grissom, garbed In a Project The committee Is composed ot Com* %—... You'll Savd RIB END-7 RIM c |J Mercury space suit, was flying township dvic groups and organ* (NOT 4 OR B Rill) AVERA0E WEIBHT zations. ;-,« ground} based space mission ALWAYS T RIBS AT AtF I TO « US. which simulated everything that Also elected were William Realemon Ib. ' will happen, as far as instruments Kane,, vice president; Mrs. Wil- 29 39 Quick-Frozen Seafood! • go, on a Manned flight expected liam H. Sheehan, Jr., Hacretary, " within two or three months. Lemon Juice Cap'n John'i and Eric Rosengran, treasurer. ID oi. -•; "Th* M-Vtar-old Air Force eap. "The officers are representatives Recenrtituted RIB HALF-FUU CUT LOIN HALF-run OUT '• tain may be the pilot on that of the following organizations: NO OHOPt REMOVED Ib. NO CH0M REMOVED Haddock Dinners 2 pkgi. 89« 43 53! 10 oi. historic first flight. He Is one of Mrs. Donat, Woman's Club; Mr. Fish Sticks ;S£ 3 pkgi. 89° the three men now undergoing Kane, Marc Hill Homeowners 1 final training for the daring mis- Association; .Mrs. Sheehan, Haz- Fresh Saierkrart \5f 25,29c Applesauce • apimi sion-. The others are John H. let School PTO, and Mr. Rosen Berber * tar riant Oailltt Deviled Crab £fi 2 69o Glenn, Jr., and Alan B. Shepard, gruen, Boy Scouts. Jr. Baby Foods Perch Fillets :Z pC The committee Is In the pro- 39° Strain*) ChoppeJ . C«nt«r Sits Like-to be First cess of seeking land on a lease lutCbaak —Imla Dressed Whiting \ pk" 29« "I'd like to be the first like basis or by a donation. The pos- c t: all the rest of them" Grissom sibility of acquiring a building California Roast 49 loin Pork Chops 79« told riewimen,after the simulated also is being studied.' Frcsfc Fruits & Vegetables/ flight was over. "But the most Mrs. Donat announced the fol- Baitlm. Suptr Rl|kt Irati Important thing Is to get it done lowing persons have been ac- Cashmere Regular j and get It done right. So I think cepted on the board of trustees; Cross Rib Roast 89* franks I Ik. pig.9I T Mb. pig. O# all' of us want the best qualified Mrs. James G. Brady, Women's Bouquet Soap man to go first regardless of who Full Cut Shouldir BANANAS Democratic Club; Richard Eller- he Chuck Stocks Full Valua Veal Roast Bonvlm 75? man. Beers Street School PTA; liMei The statement is typical of(Mrs. Jack Goldberg, JWV Auxil- large—Ready to Cool » Grissom. In replying to reporters* jary; jack Goldberg, JWV Post; Ilfo22lbi. Rips 23< , questions,'his answers always are ------— Ground Chuck 65! Turkeys 45! Robert J. Hart, Chestnut Hill Caihimre Ready-fo-Cook ' short and direct. Thus he comple- Civic Association; Bonetan Fred F. Iver- TopGrada Yuit Ttiiir ments the voluble Glenn and theson, Men's Republican Club; Stowing Beof 65! Ducks exuberant, wise-cracking Shep- Mrs. Edna Kaletdk, Middle Road Fnihh/ ard. bath Fresh Broccoli PTA; Donald Malec, Woodland Ground Beef Ground 49,! Sausage Meat rt*.45' The three space pilots each will Park. Homeowners Association. cakes Indian Rlvtr—iMdlm average five or six flights a week AlSBf Verrion W. Manning, Rari- Boneless Super-Right Madiuit in the simulator between now andtan 8 to 12 League; Mrs. Victor Soup Beef 49! Sliced Bacon Sba the time a Redstone missile thun Grapefruit M!Uer,.Bnal BriHi; Alien Nixon, Fliridi, Valmeli ders away from the Cape with a Upper Raritan Homeowners As- Lux Toilet Soap manned capsule on its nose. Madium sociation: James J. McKay, Jr., For toilet and batk Sha "The idea is to acquaint us as Raritan Village Homeowners As- BONE1ESS CHUCK "fanlight" - Naturally Ag.d Bt>.f Oranges much as possible with all systems sociation; Arthur J. Robertson, W»tt»ra—flii of the capsule," Grissom ex- Raritan Boys' Club; Edward plained. "The Simulator contains Schissei, Raritan Atheletic As- Delicious Apples 19! every instrument which Is in the socdatton; Jack Schultz, Junior actual spacecraft. Chamber of Commerce; W. J. Colgate's Vel •Flrai, Crtsa) No Repetition Sparks, Hazlet Democratic dub; For the {amity vatfi and diitiel POT ROAST » 65 —••"The-flights are not constant Philip Staskewicz, Hidden Hills Iceberg Lettuce repetition. On any one rehearsal West Civic'League; "Floyd Stead- With So three or four unexpected failure! You can b» sure every "Super-Right" Pot Roast It dellclouily Juicy and fla- . man, Hidden Hills East Civic As- sfflabal 'r28« emergencies which we mus sociation; Frank Swartz.' Coral Yorful. They're cut from Grain-Fed Steer Beef. Come (lee . . . You'll Save! JANE PARKER loam to cope with, By the time Raritan Civic Association; Will one of us takes a rocket ride, ard Warren, Raritan Democratic we'll be ready for almost any Club, and Mrs. George Weber, Colgate's Fab BEECHNUT, GERBERS or HEINZ HOT CROSS emergency." Mobile Homeowners. For laundry and diihei C He explained these built-in Also as trustees are Mrs. Ed- 6 89< "failures" consist mostly of cer-ward Barth, chairman of ways With 3c BUNS 39 tain equipment malfunctions. The and means; Arthur Deals Lohr- off label DILIVBtED FRISH DAILY ALL THROUGH LINTI astronaut Is geared to shift to a BABY FOOD • i o v 99< ing, legal advisor of the group, backup system or operate, faulty and Anthony Montagna. equipment manually In case of Mr. Schultz was also named Froxen Fpod Va/ueif ' trouble during flight. chairman of the planning commit- Rinso Grissom, whom the other as- 6 ••• 79< 10' r89c Morton's Br*nf tee. Meetings "are held the fourth WWte Kip granules CLAPPS tronauts call "Gus," is no stran- Friday of every month at 8 p.m. ger when It comes to testing new in Township Hall, Middle Rd. gi.nt|H0 Macaroni & Cheese 6 1",97c flight vehicles! As a crack test 'Z.35- pkg. wl pilot, he has broken In many new PRUNE JUICE Dole's Pineapple Juice 2 37" planes, logging 3,400 hours of fly- SUNSWEET s41c 9 Ing time, 2,500 In Jets. He flew Maurer Morton's Pot Pies tt; 4X.M 100 missions as an F86 fighte; Ajax Cleanser p pilot in Korea, winning the Dis- 00 With chlorine bleach Downyflake Waffles . 2 ;; 31- trnguiEhed. Flying Cross and an Honored '. Air Medal with one cluster. TUNA FISH 3 .1 WelchGrapeJuice-•••;;: 35o Nearly Killed By Firemen .' Grtssom and a fellow astronaut, KEYPORT — A testimonial Milady's Blintzes T-Leroy Cooper, had a,near fatal dinner honoring Harry Mauer, ^"•"•-l".1..... Swimon's Brand • plane accident before their selec- Second St., was given by mem- Nil-Soft SPAGHETTI 4 49c T.V. Dinners tion In 1959 as space candidates. bers of Engine Company 1 Sat- ETrAnftla Cr!a« D°rann Brand They were taking off in a TO urday in the fire house in rec- Fabric tofraner rlnie rrencn rriss ,,i, i, Jet trainer when the landing gea ognition of his "long and faith- Conn nd Sry collapsed. The plane crashed and ful service to the company." ' £«•• 23<; 89c 1 burned, but both men escaped un- Mr. Mauer first joined the fire SOFT-WEVE National Egg Month Buys. hurt. department in 1917, becoming Hairtt DtllKkt—Halvu * Oranga-Aprloot Blind Grissom Is a native of Mitchell, 29 oi. Wlldmtrt Brand—Irawn and Whin tin. 1 ieL a member of Hook ''and Ladder Laundry FREE5T0NE 79e Ind., and a 1950 graduate ol Company No. 1. He transferred Peaches D f BREAKFAST COCKTAIL *» 4*"' AOC IARGE EGGS ««'««ouaii Purdue University, where to Engine Company in 1919, and Bleach ' 55c earned a degree in mechanical has served many years in the ImnYbroDk Brand—Cradi A Large tta. 1 doz. •right SaH Niblsco Orasktrt engineering. He entered the Ai company offices, including Rtllabls Brand — Fancy Quality C C Force during World War II andtrustee, president and foreman, e i'\ 4 •: 59 FRESH WHITE EGGS 57c afterward decided to make a ca- bottl M bottle49' Celery Thins *S,"31 and served as chief of the fire Sweet Peas A&P Brand o rcer of the service. He married department. He is serving as en- : the former Betty Moore of Mitch- Our Fin»it Quality' Hermit Cookies ^•^•. : ;29« Dairy Center Buys! gineer, a position he has held Dally Whole Tomatoes Sumhint fell. They have two sons. Scott, 30 years. White Rose Tea Bags :;;^/ Hi Ho Crackers. Stack pick pkg * Fancy • 11, and Mark. 7. After the dinner, Robert Holtz, Dog Food Minut* Brand 6'/joi.i Why did he volunteer foi Mild Cheddar Cheese a member of • the company, Handy Pack oil J Instant Pream ™££' Mashed Potatoes With 7c off label plg. ' manned space flight? "My ca served as master of ceremonies & Domestic Blue Cheese £;,;,; reer has been in the service ol and gave a history of Mr. Maur- 12 "* 83« Florient Aerosol Deodorant ' Green Beans 'Z my country," he once replied, cr's service. Dalton Graham, 22 oi. e 8 c Store Cheese ^t:^™*" "and here is another opportunity Jr., president, presented Mr. §ail Liquid Detergent 43 Daily Cat Food 3C ;: 20 3 ";;: 29° to «erve." Maurer an inscribed clock. ' Laddie Boy Channel Crossing Worse Borden Cream Cheese After their selection, the astro Dog Food Jane Parker Baked Goods! COFFEE MILL FLAVOR 80,35, nauts were asked if they con Muenster Slices Pk9-"" Hazlet Resident 7 in I KKESH-GROUND FLAVOR sidorcd a rocket ride a partlcu « no.. « YOU CAN'T GET IN A CAN! Mozzarella Slices Inrly hazardous undertaking. With 3c o« • runt ••• LEMON PIE 49< Grissom said it would be noth- Patents Leveler RED CIRCLE ing compared with the ordeal ol Natural Swiss Slices allied troops waiting for the cross NATIONAL GOLD or MARBLE channel invasion of Normandy in For Trailers n« ciEAr Atuwric L fAoric HA COWAHV. NC World War II. HAZLET — James S. Cowan, DELUXE POUND CAKE 49c "Those peope didn't know what 17 Shore Haven Rd., Shore Haven c uper ^Jarkets to expect on D-Day. We do," said Trailer Park, last week was is- CRUMB SQUARE g«T 39c astronaut Scott Carpenter. sued a patent from the U. S. •MIIIU'I tiriNetiu nn mn»un n«i IISI v "And they knew there was ROPatent Office for a leveling sys- VIENNA BREAD ,; 23c Prices effective thru Saturday, March 4th In Ing to be a slaughter. We don'l tem for trailers. Super-Markets and Self-Service stores only. admit that," added Grissom. Mr. Cowan is a builder of cus- Elaborate Planning tom trailers. He has lived here Simulator flights are just part two years. of the elaborate training the as- The system consists of a scrie3 Lux Toilet Soap Surf Detergent Lux Liquid Detergent Wisk Liquid Detergent tronauts have undergone. They of connected plastic tubes placed Buy 3 «t ragular price... For th» family \ raih and diihe New Pink Lotion are being acquainted with the around the trailer. The tubes are MMIi MI MaflKS-t StniCf U Gal I lor I ctntl For the family waih and diihei * * Mtuum w »""' IM annm» heat, pressure, gravity force lev- fllld with water (or antifreeze mm w Hum tr CMMWKHO Bindad M bath ££( 3c off label AAC 7< off label With 7c 22o>. With 15c els and other conditions of space In the cold months) ami the level togtthir ' «Ui ** 2l«.pkg. ••" oW label plait!. off l.bel flight. They take periodic simu- of the liquid indicates whether lated flights in centrifuges and or not the trailer is level, by es- pressure chambers and go tablishing grades. Route 35. EATONTOWN 121 MonmeuHi Srre*t, RED BANK through periods of weightlessness The product will be on the Tuesdays and rhursdirys 'til 9 p. m. Highway 36, PORT MONMOUTH In diving airplanes. market in the near future. Complclo Liquor Department In Fills Store. • Fridays Until 10 p. m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Until * p. m. They also are developing skills Open faon. and Tburs. 'til 9 p. m. Fridays Until 10 p. m. Mon., Wed., Thurs. 'til 9 p. m.; Fridays 'til 10 p. m. to control the capsule during flight It adds upl More and more Prospect Ave. & Church St., LITTLE SILVER •nd nre gaining technical knowl- people use The Register ads each Highway 36. KEANSBURG ' Popular Brands ol Beer and Ale In This Supermarket 159 Newman Springs Rd.. SHREWSBURY edge of the boosters propulsion issue because results come fas- Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed., Thurs. 'til I p. m. Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursday! Fridays Until 10 p. m. system and ballistic system of theter.—Advertisement. Fridays Until II p. ni. Until 1 p. m.; Fridays Until IS p. m. at Shrawshuni Ave. 10-Wed., Much 1, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER ness was looking up again could of their own momentum, GINGER change consumer attitudes quick- The federal government has by HANK KETCHAM The Business Slump ly. And personal income totals speeded up spending of money DENNIS THE MENACE already earmarked to get more By SAM DAWSON > are still high, if slightly below Consumers often are the last to cash Quickly into channels where NEW YORK (AP) — Hopes their peak, and total savings on change their ways. Business which 1o draw are at a record. it Is supposed to circulate freely. that the current business slump usually has turned the corner and may be reversed — whether ,la In the area of business itself is well on the way upgrade caution still rules actions but Longer term spending pro- April or in June — are rising again bejore the consumer shakes posals — for education, for higher today. reviving confidence is showing off his caution and decides to at least in the talking and plan natural resource development, They are still Just hopes. But spend rather than save. ' ning stages. for permanent increases m un- they are built on studies of three employment benefits, medical This caution still rules, accord- Some prime producers are re- ways the economy usually works care, minimum wages — are ing to a survey by the Federal porting a flight upward trend in its way out of any recession. meeting much opposition in and Reserve Board. This Indicates new orders. This could be be- They are; out of Congress. : that fewer families jiow than a cause stocks have been trimmed 1. Government spending. This year ago plan to buy new houses to the limit and It's a question is both in the short term area ot Opponents think they will do or home appliances, although of ordering or stop producing. more spending money for the more harm in the long run than slightly more expected to buyBut it could be more business distressed, and In the long term good. They fear a revival of in- new or used cars. in the spring. field of projected spending for flation, which would rob the larger projects. ' But thei' survey was taken in In the third field—government economy of the pump priming spending—pump priming seems benefits. 2. Business spending, this can January when uncertainty was at a sure thing. Just how much is be in the immediate area of newits peak. Not only did most people still a question. And. just how But proponents say they will orders linked with sales pro- feel at a loss to assay business effective it will be is a matter of nudge the economy out of its motion and stepped up pro- prospects, but few had any clear notion what to expect when, thesharp debate. slump. The nudge could do the duction, or in the longer term trick — provided it inspired a area of spending for plants and new administration took v over But government spending is revival of business and consumer equipment. from the old in Washington. sure to rise in some degree. State "Don't com* in! I'm,redecorating my room!" 3 Increiuul Lunsumvr buying. A few positive signs that busi-and local spending continue to, confidence

'&METWES HtS QUESTIONS DISTURB ME. FOP INSTANCE: HOW 001 KNOW SOME'KEROUS NEIGHBOR WONT Kill HIM DEAD1?" m Cubans Miss American Tourists By HAROLD K. MILKS —representation ol steamship lines, sales of machinery or oth I Qet All These bargains HAVANA (AP) — Thousands ol er equipment, obtaining expor Plus ... Oi**i"vt who once catered to or other permits for fees—to keep •American tourists here are still open. Gold Bond Stamps! banging on to their livelihoods— Since American tourist busi- but barely. ness blew up 16 months ago foui Homemakers tell u« thii is tht "We are just making eating major Havana agencies havi money now," is a common closed their doors. Others hav. time of month thsy lik« to restock phrase heard among bartenders, maintained offices here but trans- depleted food »h»rv«w. So tor*'* cm taxi drivers, tourist agencies, ferred owners and their top em •vent especially planned to Iwip you gift shops and others who once ployees to Florida where the) reaped > rich harvest 'rom free- have opened agencies of thei do just that... at remarkable savingsl gpending American winter visi- own or gone into partnership with We have great bargains in a tors- established Florida agencies. Most of them see few foreign Nacional is Dormitory tremendous variety of foods. Brandt tourists—the trickle of Russians Cuba's once flourishing tourist you know ... the fine quality for •re largely free-loaders who come hotel business has gone into the which Safeway Is so famous. Com* In on visits sponsored by the Cuban hands of the Castro governmen and stock up with good foods for government. through nationalization. Most for- 'Props' Growing Thin mer luxury hotels here now cate your family at these special low prices. Two props appear to be hold- to Cuban tourists at reduced Get more for your food dollars ing up Cuba's once vast tourist prices. Some like the Naciona . . . shop Safeway! industry — reserve stocks and have been turned into dormitor- come financial support from the ies or barracks for Castro mili- Castro regime itself. Both of tiamen, teachers or child care Bakery Selections these are growing thin. specialists. Let a typical Havana tourist "Sometimes we don't see a tip Slenderway 'taxi driver tell his story: for a week," said one bartendei 1M* "Fortunately my car is paid in a hotel bar once popular 0 for, Several months ago I needed with tourists. East German's and Sugar d :* 25c tires and I went to the govern- Czechs are the main patrons now. ment- They gave me tires on the "The East Germans don't seem Apple Pie installment plan, but I can't even- to have any money, or if they do pay the installments. So I west to they don't leave any under their English Muffins *£",. 4£ 25« the Transport Ministry Office and saucers," said a waiter. "I'm told them I was only making beginning to wonder why I both- enough to keep my family in ered to learn a few words of Check This List food—nothing for repairs, taxes, German." Progresso Hand Peeled 28o or for tire payments. If they The Castro regime apparently Print Butter want to take my car and myhas little interest or hope of re- Save More at Safeway can tires they can. f couldn't be viving'American tourist 'trade— Large Eggs Z57< worse off." " now barred by Cuba's visa re- Tomatoes 3 Most Still Open quirements and the Washington Surprisingly, most shops which order that only Americans whose Cottage Cheese^ £ 29c catered (o American tourists nce is considered essential Soft-Weve - 2 ply ( e •long the Prado or along La can dome to Cuba. , Safeway's low price Cheese Food st,oPs"*woy PkD, 75 Rampa in downtown Vcdado are The. government continues to jib. still open. But sales are barely spend vast sums building tourist Toilet Tissue 8 98 Baby Limas SE 29c enough to pay the help. centers. But these, centers are Hal. Some tourist shop operators classified as "for the people." Cod or SoleCoptatn'i Chok* pi have walked out and gone abroad, Kelley's Canned Whole White Unon SlkH lib. ylQ, leaving their stores and their Save More at Safeway Candies stocks in the hands of employees. Heale Ends One such case was that of "Her- man's" on the Prado. The ownArm- y Course Potatoes 10-1.00 ers left overnight. For a few Party Pride days the shop—once famous for KEYPORT — Pvt. Christopher or Cuf Green Beans liquors and tourist goods—re- M. Hcale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ice Cream mained closed. Then employees William L. Heale, 18 Willow St. Gardenslae reopened the store and operate has completed the 12-week guide Choic* of 8 half It as a miniature ce-operativc. missile electrical equipment in- 8 1.00 delicious flavors Cream Corn gallon ' Weekly its operators pay taxes to stallation and repair course at the 79. the) government out of the take Engineer School, Fort Belvolr, •nd divide the remainder as salVa- . aries. Pvt. Heale entered the Army In No New Stocks August I960 and completed basic WalcefieM No new stocks come in. Thetraining at Fort Dix. workers say they are making The 19-year-old soldier Is i Peach Halves ' •4 1.00 Coffee "eating money" bat they wonder graduate of Key-port High School • what will happen when salable He was employed by Bnire stocks are exhausted. Chemical Co., before entering Vacuum packtd to preserve 11b. Havana has 54 listed travel agen- (he Army. its natural fresh flavor can cies. With travel business a: Asparagus such at rock bottom, most de- It pays to advertise in The pend on other means of income Register.—Advertisement. Town House Sauerkraut SALE! California's Finest Finer silver threads of delicious kraut 4 59 6JRIPLE TILT ACTION The tender, full-tipped, spear* Combination Aluminum are mouth-watering with deli- cate, delicious flavor. Serve your family Safeway's fine new-crop WINDOWS asparagus tonight. Town House COMPLETELY Tomato Juice INSTALLED Full. Potatoes Rich Flavor 4 1.00 U.S.No.1 Grade $' Size A 10 3? Escarole, CEiickory 1 Colo Great Big or Romaine Dog Food 77 Grapefruit Florida Duncan 3 25« Alcoa aluminum windows, Count en Safeway 4ft 11b. weatheralripped . . . Triple Salad for big savings Cl tilt action. 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Personal Size 'It's Ivory" Mild' Popular Datargant Chicken Chow Main Heinz . r> Brood St. SHodyild. 1-7500 Red Bank bar$ C 22 49 ox. -7-7. 16 01. °* AOeC 4 25 •lie OZ box //C pkg. 6 V: 95« wcause this may Influence the •elf project, recheck your plan chased 10 years ago for (150 and RED BANK REGISTER ' Wed., March 1, 1961—11 Remodeling placement o! equipment. • tor accurate measurements. Household was estimated to last 15 years, Suit Your Frequently older kitchen* have While a long range project present valur would be $50. Mrs. White adds: "The pile too many door openings resulting won't reduce the cost of remodel- "You may have some items should stand erectly and be suf- These Days* ing, it does enable you to "payInventory in you inventory with no value. Rug Quality ficiently dense to hide the back- A Kitchen? In little wall area. If you; kitchen (Continued) has more than two doors, con- as you do." In this case, give For example: A 20-year-old re- ing when viewed from the top at fact of the matter is that the aider the possibility of closing off the. steps in your plan a priority Is Advised frigerator may still be giving you it angle. A firmly woven backing Plan Early exits which can be eliminated. rating. good service and would have to To Location is the backbone of the rug. Youstates are. no longer sovereign, FREEHOLD — The need for a be replaced However, for all FREEHOLD — Before you will find good quality in all types that having been settled by the FREEHOLD - The incentive It may-be necessary although household inventory isn't felt un- War Between the States. A SEEK NURSES practical purposes it has no.value. shop for a rug at carpet, decide of construction, the traditional to remodel an older kitchen is costly to shorten full length win- til disaster strikes. weaves, Wilton, velvet or Axmin- sovereign political body can join dows. Changing the location of "Because antiques can not be how you want it to perform, Is frequently spurred by the pur- TRENTON - The Air National ster, and also in knitted and or secede from a general con- the range and refrigerator can Mrs. Lorna K. White, County replaced they have no money it to be placed in an area where Guard's 150th 'aeromedical trans- home agent, says if disaster tufted types. federation. For instance, the chase of • new piece o( equip- usually be accomplished at mod- value. But foi insurance cover- it must withstand heavy traflic? port squadron has issued an should strike, a detailed and ac- United States refused to join the ment erate cost. Moving; a (Ink .and age, an appraisal value is as- Mrs.' Lorna K. . White, home "Tile use of the room where appeal for registered nurses to curate" inventory 6T your house- agent for Monmouth County, says League of Nations but it did join •WhethervyoiT plan to do ail ofdish washer "may be considered signed to them. the rug will be placed will de- join the unit. The squadron, based hold goods would enable you to a carpet's durability is not de- the United Nations. It could leave the remodeling at once or con-expensive. "An evaluation of the clothing termine the type of wear the rug at Newark Airport, said the get a better insurance adjustment and household linens inventory is termined by the type of fiber or will get. For instance, if there the United Nations at will. That vert over a period of time, avoid When the best location for the for your loss. Besides, an inven- is sovereignty. An American state rnUtakes by putting your plan on nurses would provide nursing difficult to estimate and keep cur weave atone, but first by Its basic are children in the home, most v sink, range and refrigerator has care for all types of patients on tory of the approximate value of rent. quality of material and con- rugs wjll get hard wear. Carpets has many limitations and the paper first, says Mrs. Lorna K. been decided, draw counters and your' possessions may point out limitations are increasing as life White, home agent for Monmouth (lights throughout the country. "Include in your inventory such struction, then the use and care in rooms where television is cupboard space into your plan. A spokesman said there is nowthe need for additional insurance, items as furs, jewelry, silver- you give it. viewed usually need to be sturdy, becomes more complicated. County. Check to see that adequate stor- she adds. a shortage of nurses in the unit, ware and other valuables. Check Mrs. White suggests you look DO. For instance, New York City , Draw « scale of the floor plan age will be available for rood, any new members.will be com- Mrs. White advises: "Do a your insurance coverage on these. on the back to judge closeness of "For a practical carpet, con- and cutouts on; the same scale supplies, utendils dinnertvare and s an area in which people work room by room inventory, listing "Review your inventory once a weave, too. The amount of yarn sider a medium shade or com- of your major pieces of equip- linens. missioned second lieutenants or who live in New York, Connecti- higher rank, and receive $1,206 the items, purchase dates and year, adjust present values, eli- in the pile, coupled with the com-bination of colors in a closely cut and New Jersey. Also many ment and furniture, she advises, With your plan on piper you a year for training and active purchase prices. minate items which have been pactness of trie weave, affect the woven textured or patterned de- who live in New York work in Indicate the placement of doors are now. ready to talk to the resilience of the pile. A short duty of one week-end each "Estimate replacement dates discarded and add new purchases, sign. Either will disguise soil and Connecticut and New Jersey. windows and other structural tea workman. your inventory in your safe thick pile wears better than month. and compute present values. For Keep traffic trails. states are. so united- by tares. Show the swing of the dofl If this is to be a do-lt-your- example: If a chair was purdeposi- t box." long thin pile. "You will find carpets that are roads, bridges, tunnels, and both attractive and practical on administrative measures that in- today's market." creasingly they are becoming united. Recently, the three states LIGHT ON VOTING met to consider joint commuting aid. The Port of New York POMEROY, Ohio (AP) - Poll Authority, an instrument of the workers in a Meigs County pre- •states of New York and New. cinct will remember the 1060 Jersey and authorized by Con- presidential election as the last jress, is an enormous joint oie in which they had to count venture uniting the two states in \utes by kerosene lamp. transportation and other services. For as long as anyone could Such jojnt operations are be- icmember, an abondoned one- coming increasingly numerous. room school house was the voting If will not be long before public place because of its central lo- oDlnion will force the United Vegetable or 10 oz. cation. It had been used only States to have a uniform divorce twice-a-year as a polling place Vegetarian cans laWfor the-protectlon of children/ since 1926. Already the FBI has stepped into Campbell Soup SAFEWAY Now, a new township hall sev- local police matters, ' as, for 3 eral miles to the north will be instance, the Lindbergh kidnap- used. ing law. Light Chunk 6 oz. One who doesn't mind leaving The point I wish to make Is Sea Trader A the electric light-less school that whereas many may feel, as cans building Is Mrs. Orville Rodes, I do, that state' rights is a sound ) presiding judge. It was her jobdoctrine, our economy and the Star-Kist Tuna to get the old building cleaned 3 79 pressure of war are undoing this I up for use at each election. system. Evaporated tall Cherub Milk 'baby-pure' 6 cans 79 Town House Full Rich Flavor Tomato Sauce 4 cans Frozen Food Values ' Southern n Save at Safeway cans Libby's Orange Juice*" « Fancy Yams 4 1.00 Bel-air Leaf Spinach 1Ocipl°- l Town House 30 oz. Bel-air Chopped Spinach " «• »« delicate flavor cans 1.00 Behiir Cut Corn10"'** ' Fruit 3 9 v Bel-air Cut Green Beans «• » ° or Tomatoes 16 oz. . Bel-air Green Beans «.",'!£! Gardenside cans Sweet Peas 8 1.00 : Dorann French!ries*«>*• Sparklets Blackberries'""^ Highway 30 oz. Pork & Beans Flavorful 5 cans 1.00 Pineapple- 46 oz. Grapefruit 359- Lalani Juice 4 cans 1.00 Facial Tissues "ScVT 2*-'49« There's no place but Safeway ... for Supe Waxed Paper ,J^.» 2 *•• 49« ^Aluminum Foil/St^ * 29e Superb Chuck Roast Paper Napkins lS*5ft 2 *»• 23c U.S.D.A. Choice Beef also includes California Roast, no tender lean meat removed.. 49 White1 Magic C& 4^1.00 Liquid Bleach .TSfit Sup Marc Reminder* U.S.D.A. Choice Beef.....a tender delicious roast cut that's sure to please— 89 treats Old Virginia 39 Peanut Butter V 43« Superb Beef I Mayonnaise Fresh Beef Briskets U.S.D.A. Choice Front Cuts fc.75c 65 Baby Will sing for his supper and coo for his calories when you feed him Gerber Strained Foods. Over 50 Zippy Pickles Beef Round Roast fancy Fowl Ib. mouth-watering menu reliables, from meats to desserts, U.S.D.A. Grade A. ...Ready-to-eook...,_ 39< King Crabmeat ,£5± *« 89e Bottom or Top.. U.S.D.A. Choice Beef....- to provide most of the nutrients baby needs for vitality, Fresh Picnics growth and strength. AH are specially, prepared to pre- B Sirloin Tip Roast Ib. Luncheon Meat ,X fl ""„ 39c Tasty delicious freih pork _.. 39< serve tempting flavors and colors. Each one is tested U.S.D.A. Choice Beef '. in 28 ways to insure quality and the utmost in nutri- Canterbury Tea tt * 40* Smoked Butts Ib, tive values. Chuck Steaks Smoked boneless s taste treat.. 75c U.S.D.A. Choice Beef,,. Gerber Strained Foods make interesting menu plan- Swift Sausage 8 oz. ning a cinch! For instance, has your baby tried these Ground Chuck Swift's Premium Brown 'n Serve pkg,. 49< goodies from the wonderful Gerber variety: U.S.D.A. 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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1961 7c PER COPY Administration Congolese Leaders Plea for Arms Seek Own Solutions Boost Expected Pane and Poling Offer Rebel WASHINGTON (AP) — The Kennedy administr* tion is reported considering recommending to Congress 2 Keyport Officials Regime An a substantial increase in U.S. military forces capable of meeting limited aggression by Communist forces Olive Branch •——— anywhere in thef world. To Seek Re-election LEOPOLDVILLE, The KEYPORT — Councilman John Over Mr. Poling's oppositioi Final decisions on this ongo (AP)—The feuding and other possible new de- f. Dane, who won a three-year and the opposition of council erm in the Democratic sweep Democrats—the Republicans on political chieftains of the fense proposals are to be )f 1958, will seek re-election this Monday abolished one of the cler- Congo buckled down to made by President Ken- jrear. ical posts in the collector's of Mr. Dane made the announce- ice, as an "economy" measure. solving their own problems nedy. % ment yesterday. The tax assessors'! post will today after a UN warning Little Silver Kennedy's general belief that He was the first one here to also be at stake this year. As to reconcile "or chaos will the United States needs greater :hrow his hat into the ring for LITTLE SILVER — The Bor- sessor Joseph W. Kennedy, a •esult." capacity for limited war is al :he primaryfelection next month ; ough Council last night adopted GOP RECOGNITION — The Affiliated Republican Clubs of Monmoufh County hon- Democrat, has not announced Anti-Communist leaders in sign- ready well known, however, as ored officials of three municipalities in Bahrs' Restaurant, Highlands, last night. Here During an'angry exchange at a whether he will seek "re-election. the 1961 municipal budget. It a result of previous statements recent council meeting, Repub- rig a military pact offered an Deadline for primary election olive branch to the Communist- totals $332,398.54 and calls for by him. Indications of the main .Albert (Dewey.) Woolley, third from left, of Long Branch, president, congratulates lican Mayor Charles E. Applegate iling is March 9. a nine-cent decrease in the line of administration thinking told Mr. Dane: backed rebel regime of Antoine Elbert A. Frimpfer of Atlantic Highlands, on being named ro Borough Council there. izenga in Stanleyville. municipal purposes tax rate. on the defense problem have now Looking on, from the left, are Middletown Township Mayor John T. Lawley and Com- "You don't have the nerve to come also from Secretary of run again." Gizenga was invited to a round Only two residents questioned State Dean Rusk. mitteeman Thomas Field, Jr., Assemblyman Cliffon T, Barkalow, and former High- There will be another full term table conference of Congolese tte budget. Both Henry S. Insel- Tax Spiral and a one-yfear unexpired term political leaders on the island of berg, local Democratic leader, lands Councilman Alexander F. Bahrs. Barlcalow, principal speaker, termed Gov. Rusk said In a statement late at stake in the council race. Madagascar starting next Mon- and Robert t. Knott, Salem La., Robert B. Meyner'i administration-* "tired" one as he urged the election of Repub- yesterday thst "we are de- Democrats Robert J. Strang Bemoaned In day. criticized the legal fees paid to termined, in co-operation with lican gubernatorial aspirant James Mitchell of Little Silver. and Hyman Korobow hold these Also invited was Anicet kash- the firm of Roberts, Pillsbury our allies, to enhance the com- posts at present. Mr. Korobow anrnra, another follower of slain and Carton, Atlantic Highlands. Budget Quiz mon defense to assure the se- was appointed to council last De Congolese leader Patrice Lumum- Same Retainer curity of the free world." USN: Welcome cember. Mr. Strang, elected with MONMOUTH BEACH —"High ba. Kashamura has been running Mr. Dane, is completing a three higher and still going up." Klvu Province but lately has Councilman Michael Rafferry "I have tong felt," Rusk con- Aboard, Mate Party Slates Picked been reported in jail at Stanley- year term. said the firm wil receive i $3,400 tinued, "that this will require a That was the general complaint ville. strengthening of the non-nuclea RED BANK — One sailor now Tax Collector,Everett S. Pol- about local taxes at last night's retainer in 1961, the same as last President Moise Tshombe ol aspects of that defense, as we! undergoing basic training at the ing, a Republican, announced last budget hearing here. year. James R. Minogue, at- scssionist Katanga Province as the maintenance of its nucleai Great Lakes Naval Training night that he too will seek re- . (The $124,600.40 municipal torney representing the firm, In New Shrewsbury emerged as the dominating figure aspects. Our commitments to the Center didn't have to flip a coin election this year. budget calls for'an increase oi said the only other bill subattted in the three-way anti-Communist common defense are known, as to find out which branch of NEW SHREWSBURY —. Dem- ber, would like to sweep both GOP Fight 88 cents per $100 assessment.) last year was f«r additional work military alliance signed yesterday is our determination to back service was for him. ocratic leaders here have en- seats, split the control of the Mr. Poling, who Monday night In connection with the dredging What to do about them? Thai in his capital of Elisabethville. them." dorsed Francis L. Cooper and council 3-3, and throw the swing got into a squabble with Mr. Ap- was the question. of Little Silver Creek. Fred Patterson, of Yatesboro, Premier Joseph Ileo represen- Mrs. Lloyd F. Peskoe as Bor- vote to Democratic Mayor Karl plegate and Republican Council- The answers ran all the way ,Mr. Inselberg questioned the Rusk Issued his statement in Pa., knew the answer the mo- ted the central government in ough Council candidates in the K. Baron. men Henri J. Hansen and Dyson from hopeless shrugs to more legality of the present method the midst of controversy over a ment be walked Into the Navy Leopoldville and Albert Kalonji, April primary. . The only unopposed candidate Woodhouse, will be seeking a helpful suggestions. of establishing voting districts news report published Monday Substation at the Post Office leader of the "Mining State" he Barring unexpected primary this fall will be Adrti. Andrew G four-year term. In the borough. of a memorandum -on defense here. Federal aid to schools wa has proclaimed in Southern Kasai. competition, the two Democrats Shepard, the Democratic assessor He said he does not know dted as one way out, and a stati Mr. Minogue said, "We've had policy which he submitted to Sitting at the recruiter's desk, These moves were announced will run in November against the who helped crack the all-Repub- whether Mr. Applegate,'Mr. Han- tax on income and sales, o Secretary of Defense Robert S. was his brother-in-law, Master shortly before U. N. Secretary- no complaints from the county Republican • nominees. Council- lican governing body with Mayor sen and Mr. Woodhouse will at- "broad base tax," was hoped foi McNamara early in .February. Chief Torpedoman Michael Te- ieneral Dag Hammarskjold sent Board of Elections," which ap- man Herbert L. Willett, 3d, and Baron and Mr. Renshaw in 1958. tempt to run anyone against him to help fill the state's coffers Rusk called the news report reo, USN. The chief, an "old a letter to Congo President Jo- proves and regulates voting pro- Robert F. Henck. Adm. Shepard said he was both in the GOP primary. which, in turn, would result in "highly inaccurate." salt" with 25 nautical years seph Kasavubu warning that the cedures. The two council posts at stake 'surprised and gratified" when he "I have their names on my pe- state aid for boroughs. hi his wake, assured Patterson United Nations would soon muster The overall tax rate for the Other State Department offi- tition," he said — "not that I he had docked at the right port. Norman C. Hansen, 20 Jessica sufficient troops to impose a poli- borough will increase by 99 cials said that what Rusk most asked for them." Chief Tcreo and his wife, the PL, a candidate for state assem- tical solution on the Congo if the cents to $14.31 per $100 of as- strenuously objected to was an former Anna Patterson, live at bly two years ago on the Inde- Congolese did not work one out sessed valuation. This is caused element of the report saying that • Campbell Dr., Eatontown. Pair Fined $105 pendent ticket, had another idea. alone. he favored defending the NATO "Neither federal aid to schools by a 93-cent hike in the local The agreement for military co- allies in Europe by conventional For Illegal Clamming nor a broad base tax Is the an- tchoot tax, and an increase of operation reached by Kasavubu's rather than nuclear weapons. He ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - swer to our problem," he said. 15 cents In the county tax. ' government with Tshombe and was' also reported disturbed by Magistrate Irving B. Zeichner "What we need in New Jersey is Mor« Surplus Says Mayor Kalonji avoided politics by say- a "distortion" eC?)!!*" memoran- fined two Middletown men (105 a state,lottery or sw£^DS taies. tf Although the estimated muni- n ( ing that none of the governments dum to the effect that he would each last night, on charges of New Jersey were' the "first state cipal expenditures exceed last formally recognizes the other. A favor use of U.S. troops rather violating state clamming laws. to do so, an estimated 500 mil year'* by $4,919.36, the munici- communique also noted they were \ than allied forces in limited wars lion dollars a year would flow in pal tax levy shows a decrease The pair, William Martin, Wash worked out without the help of which might arise in parts 'of to the state's treasury." from $201,029 to $199,648.54. This ington Ave., Leonardo, and Jame the white advisers in the Katanga the world outside Europe. Re-election < was caused primarily by in- Brown, Sea Breeio Ave., Easl "Thin would take gnmhlini and Leupoldville governments. Keanshurg were arrested early money out of the* hands of rack creasing the amount taken from State Department press officer ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Monday's round table conference . Tuesday morning by state shell eteers and gangsters who usuallj surplus from $25,000 last year'to Lincoln White said Rusk's state- Mayor Robert S. McTague wil was shifted from Geneva to Mad-, fish wardens and charged wit* manage to avoid paying taxes $35,000 in 1961. ment was generally in line with seek re-election this year, it was agascar, the communique said, clamming before sunrise and us and put it into the taxpayers '.. Council adopted an ordinance the meaning of. the memoran- reported yesterday, by an official to provide "an African atmos- ing a dredge. pockets for a change," he added. providing 15 per cent pay raises dum which Rusk sent McNama- of the Democratic party. phere." for policemen and special offi- ra. Other authoritative Inform- The spokesman, who asked that Although the communique said cers. The increase was approved ants reported that what Rusk his name not be used, said that the pact was made to set up "a by voters last November in the recommended was an increase in the formal announcement of par- common bloc against the danger general election. the ability of the North Atlantic ty candidates probably will not Boro Buildings 'Use of U. N. trusteeship, Communist Treaty allies to meet a,substan- be made "until the last minute." tyranny and a Korean-style war," Council indicated it will intro- Deadline for primary election it carefully avoided naming the tial, non-nuclear attack in Eu- Francis L. Cooper Mrs. Lloyd F. Peskoe duce an ordinance at Its March filing is March 9. rebels as specific targets. .14 meeting to provide pay in- rope by conventional , means rather than by instant use of nu- Dr. McTague was elected to are Mr. Willett's and that of Dan learned That the Republicans ha Barred on Split Vote creases for other municipal em- the governing; body in 1959, when ployees. clear weapons. iel E. Renshaw, a Democrat who not nominated a candidate for the the Democrats took control from has decided not to seek re-elec assessor's post. SEA BRIGHT — Mayor Thomas However, Mayor Farrell said ht Racial Question the Republicans by also electing tion. Farrell used his voting privilege believed such meetings would es two councilman to the governing Everyone Wins last night to break a 2-2 tie and tablish a precedent. "Once we NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)—The body. Mr. Cooper and Mrs. Peskoe New Jersey Civil War Centennial were selected last week at a Both the GOP and the Demo- establish a rule against private start them, we could not stop, Teacher Group Hits He has been a resident of the crats described their chances for citizens using borough buildings am strictly against it." Commission may not be able to meeting of Democratic district journey to Charleston, S. C, next borough since 1935 when he committeemen and elected offi- victory in November as "Excel- as meeting places. On this view, Mrs. Andersoj month to help commemorate the opened an office for the practice cials. lent." This followed up an earlier re. said it was her belief that "The of general medicine. 100th anniversary of the War's Both must still be approved by Of the three newcomers, Mr, quest in which Lester E. Perrine, children should have the recrea- Tax Unit Statements Dr. McTague was born in Jer- beginning if the commission's the Democratic Club, but a party Cooper, 1024 Sycamore Ave., al the borough building inspector, tion center," bub- she voted sey City and received his medical Negro member is to be housed EATONTOWN — The Eaton- The teachers answered: spokesman termed the club ap- ready has "served" about three speaking as president of the Sea against the motion to ban othei training at Georgetown Univer- separately from the others town Teachers Association yes- "At the public budget hearing proval "almost automatic." hours on the council. When the Bright Republican Club, sought meetings there. terday branded as "highly Inac- only a handful of taxpayers were sity Washington. D. C. polls closed last November, he Everett 5. Landers, executive permission to meet at the Rec- Council also passed on final curate" and "grievously mislead- present. This group, which in- During the war years, he was Party Convention held a slim margin of victory, reation Center, Surf St. secretary of the commission, said reading an ordinance to raise the on a radio program last night ing" a one-page flyer issued Mon- cluded a board candidate, heard the only doctor in the commun- The GOP* choices were made but lost out to Republican Law- Voting for the ban on such salary of John Ryan, street sup (the Rutgers University Forum) day by the Eatontown Taxpayers an honest presentation of the ity. at a party convention Monday rence Malone when the absentee meetings were Councilmen John erintendent, by $500 a year. that he was investigating the Association in connection with to- teacher salary guide figures and The mayor is on the staff of night. Mr. Willett, who has ballots were counted. S. Forsman and Wiliam Darby, Charleston situation as it would day's school budget vote. offered no objections at that time. Monmouth Medical Center and served on the council since 1953, Mr. Cooper, an export credi Democrats. Voting "no" were Mr. Forsman, the police com- apply to Mrs. Madaline A. WiN Voters go tn the polls today for "Far from being true, raises Riverview Hospital. was the unanimous choice of the manager with a New York textile Councilman Walter L. Johnson, missioner, said that the new Hams, a former member of the the second time in recent weeks during the last three years not He is married and has three club. However, the members split firm, is secretary of the Planning Democrat, and Councilwoman police car is being made read New Jersey Assembly. to make a decision on a current only failed to be generous, bu children. . 25 to 17 in the selection of Mr. Board, a director of the newly Mildred N. Anderson, Republican. for service this week, and Mr. expenses item of $285,216 and a actually failed to meet the rising The two Democratic council- Henck over George M. Bercowy. formed library association, and Councilwoman Cecile Frankel Darby said the new snow plow Various state centennial com- $86,000 school site acquisition cost of living." men up for re-elction have not The Republicans — with a 4-2 has been active in various com Norton, Democrat, did not vote. has arrived. missions have been invited to question. The taxpayers said: decided whether they will run. majority on the council — hope munity activities; ' Councilman Sam L. Dlggle, Jr., Mayor Farrell said that as tin Charleston, where the civil war began on April 12, 1861, with the In the flyer signed only the "We are informed that it Is Councilman William F. X. Con- to strengthen their control by re- Mr. Willett's GOP running was absent. result of the recent storm, furthei tiring on Ft. Sumler. "Eatontown Taxpayers Associa- necessary to compete with sur- nell is seeking the party's nom- capturing Mr. Renshaw's seat. mate, Mr. Henck, Clearview Dr. Two Storms damage has been noticed in tin North Beach seawall and anothci tion,, Eatontown, New Jersey," rounding communities for com- ination for the new state assem- The Democrats, who gained is a budget analyst with the Actually, the recreation center, inspection will be necessary be residents were urged to register petent teachers, yet the Mon- bly post. Nopco Chemical Co., Newark. the old fire house, was the center DEMOCRATS TO INSTALL their second seat last Novem- fore final plans are drawn for a "no" vote on the budget. The mouth Regional had 728 applica- Mr. Henck promised to "wage of two storms last night. RED HANK — Officers will be projected $150,000 county-stati unit also came out against pur- tions for teaching positions (even a strong campaign" for the sec- Mrs. Minnie Doyle, leader of installed by the Red Bank Demo- repair project. cratic Club tomorrow night at 8 chase of the Maida tract. though their salary rate is lower ond council vacancy. the Girl Mariners here, asked per- Council adjourned until tomor- o'clock in the PBA headquar- The Teachers Association, head- than Eatontown). And we have I think that someone living In mission "for her group to meet row at 8 p.m. when a public bud ters, Bridge Ave. Prosecutor Vin- ed by Arthur Sass, came forth 10 teachers in our local system a»town should do something to on the building's second floor, jet hearing will be conducted ir cent P. Keuper will be the in- with polnt-by-point answers to who do not have permanent teach help that town," Mr. Henck said only to be told by Councilman "That's why I'm running." Borough Hall. stalling officr. statements contained In the tax- ing certificates. Forsman that the floor was not payer group's flyer. Mrs. Peskoe is trying for her considered safe there. Others Teacher Qualification first elective position, although, Salary Increases The teachers answered: agreed children should not go as the retiring president of the up there. The taxpayers said: "The tax group would have the Red Bank Region, League of Mayor Farrell said Mrs. Doyle, County Democratic "Hero salary increases are fi- public infer that failure to hold Women Voters, she has been nally admitted to be as high as a permanent certificate is indica- closely acquainted with politics as a member of the recreation $550, even though the board pub- tive of being unqualified. In in the area and county. commission, should meet with other members and arrange for licly stated that raises were to be truth, permanent certificates are A scholarship Rraduate o! Club Hears Hughes $200. only issued after a person has Wellesley College, where she ma- supervised activity while , the The teachers answered: taught in New Jersey for three jored in political science, Mrs, Mariners were in the building. EAST KEANSBURG - More He said he would release his "A total of 47 per cent of the years, and does not necessarily Peskoe is co-chairman of tin Mrs. Doyle, who was accompan- than 200 persons turned out last program in a few weeks. The can- teachers will receive substantial- imply substandard certification mayor's committee styding loca ied by a group of Mariners, was night at Buck Smith's restaurant dlidate noted that people in the ly less than the group would lead Three persons hold emergency government. displeased with the ..advice and to greet former Superior Court state worried about education, one to believe. Of each teacher's certificates. To hold this at three, left, saying: "Thank you for Judge Richard J. Hughes, Dem- taxes, transportation and urban She also served on the library nothing." raise an amount of $200 repre- or to reduce it to zero, requires study committee, as a membe ocratic candidate for governor. renewal. an attractive salary guide." Mr. Perrine said the Republican sents an annual increment rec- of the borough's Civil Defensi Speaking before a meeting of The candidate was introduced The taxpayers said: and Democratic Clubs were for ognized by Btate authorities as unit, and headed the recent March the Monmouth County Democratic by John W. Applegate, county "Are you aware of the fact that "the hetterment of Sea Bright" the minimum figure. The total of Dimes drive here. Women's Club, the candidate leader. figure far from being high would, our community has in the past and that "without .them we would warned that the current fight in in reality, require an enormous year liad a ratable increase of noLhave good government." Re- the Republican ranks over a can- Long Branch Mayor Paul Kicr- A COP'S HEADACHE non was master of ceremonies. upward revision if teachers sal- $11,000,000 yet taxes are sched- newing the request for meeting didate will not assure the Demo- aries were to be raised to a point uled to Increase 15 per cent?" GOP SELECTIONS—J. Russell Woolley, chairman of PERIGEUX, France, (AP) — space, he said that, should coun- crats and easy time in the No- Also attending were Edward J. of equality with other profes- The teachers answered: Graham Ogdcn Hatfield, 39, ha cil sec fit to allow the meetings, vember election. Patten, secretary of state; Mrs. sions." , The new tax rate has not been the Monmouth County Republican Committee, is flanked a minor automobile accident here "they would be appreciated by Ho said the party would have to Katharine Elkus White, chairman The taxpayers said: officially verified to Indicate the by the New Shrewsbury GOP council candidates, Coun- yesterday. For the officer making the general public in both par- work as hard as ever to win the of the New Jersey Highway Au- "It has been the consensus that substantial increase to which the cilman Herbert L. Willett, 3d, left, and Robert. F. Honck. out the accident report it created tics." race. thority; Mayor Robert S. Mc- wo all have been most genor- tax group relerred. In thinking of an International headache. Hat No Expense,' Mr. Hughes also reiterated on T;aguc of Atlantic Highlands, May- qus In recent years in granting tax rales, w« must consider tliat Mr. Woolley, during an address at the local club's nom- field was born in Plymouth. Mrs. Norton said n check she earlier statements thnt while or Milton Kosene of Fair Haven; annual Increases. Have you re- for the last two years Eatontown inating convention Monday, urged .his follow Republicans England, is an American citizen, made indicated there would be labeled a compromise candidate, Eugene Bedell, party -lender In ceived a Ilkp increase in your has experienced a ralo reduction, to help lead their party to victory at the state, county, works in Frankfurt, Germany, no additional expense for Insur- he had made "no deals" wliich Middletown; John A. Pctillo, so that any rise might appear and maintains a rcsldcnco in Income fdr each of the past four and local level this year. . ance should the meetings be would Impede him In carrying out assistant county prosecutor und years?" ' I disproportionately high." Lausanne, Switzerland. permitted. the duties of the office. Paul Smith of Union llcach. , March 1, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER .WCBS-TV Channel 1 .WABC-TV .WRCAFV Chaanil I .WOR TV II -WP« TELEVISION _WNEW-TV Chain*! 13 _WNTA-TV VIEWING TV Night Life Across WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 5:S*~ (1) Movie 11: IS- (2) Movie-1937 With HAL HUMPHREY 12;t»- (2) Love of Life (5) Texas Rangers Exclusive (4) Truth or (7) Lone Ranger • . (4) Jack Pftar Consequences- (9) Movie (7) MoVle—1959 (7) Camouflage (II) Three Stooges Innocent Meeting Pacific is 'Alive' (5) Guy Madison (13) Teen Quiz (11) Weather and Sports Western Expert (11) Japanese Brush WEDNESDAY EVENING lh20-(ll) Movie-1941 By BOB THOMAS The Japanese floor shows see; Painting 1:00- (4) News and Weather Belle Starr "You know," says Gary, "I AP Movle-TV Writer fairly tame by American stant (II) Don't Call Us (5) Felix and Friends 12:00- (») Movie-1943 HOLLYWOOD — Gary Cooper, just thought of something else HONG KONG ,— Night ards. For a S2 cover charge, on 12:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow (7) News Petticoat Larceny the king of the celluloid cowpokes, life blames the public for all of the that is lacking in these TV west- across the Pacific— big club offered « tcmpcstuoi it) It Could Be You (11) Popeye 12:45— (2) Movie-1940 Japanese girl who did a coup] (5) Cartoons (13) Highway Patrol The Earl of Chicago low-caliber westerns seen on TV. erns. The cowboys I've known The thing that impresses this 1 (7) Number Please 'the public doesn * give a all had a sense of humor, and observer of the show world is the of Latin dances (no strip) an «:«5- (4) Movie . (7) Evening Prayer a pair of American tap dance (I) Meet Corliss Archer «:15— (7) Q.T. Hush 12:50- (5) News damn how honest a show is," they had a way of laughing diversity of nighttime entertain- (11) Science and Human stales Gary. "They just want to at. themselves and their en- ment. And it's live!! That's th who would have trouble gettin I:U- (4) Local News 1:00- (4) News on the Ed Sullivan show. Th Responsibility (5) Our Gang '1:03— (4) Dr. Brothers be entertained. That's why the vironment. These guys on TV are refreshing part to American vis; grim about the whole thing, was it. 01) Mike Wallace (7) Tommy Seven 1:10— (4) 13th Hour sound of crushing skulls on TV tors, who are used to gettin aren't they?" Some clubs feature more elal 12:45- (2) Guiding Light (11) Brave Stallion (» Almanac Newsreel Is as familiar- around the house their entertainment from movies as the patter of little feet. Gary shot another shy glance TV, records, juke boxes and otl orate productions, but nothing 12:5O-(1J) News (11) Movie-1057 1:40- (4) Sermonette 12:5J- (4) News "The old man comes home tired at the NBC man, then allowed as er canned forms. a Las Vegas standard. Howevei Under Fire 2:30- (2) News more acts are being iroporti_ 1:00- (2) News «:«- (4) Weather 2.-J5— (2) from work, and he doesn't want| how there were some westerns on Out here, show business is li Give Us This Day THE MISNTS,' starring Clark from the U. S. for. brief runs- (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers « history lesson. He doesn't even TV that he could enjoy. and lively. Take the Hong Ko^ 1:45— (2) Governor Rockefeller THURSDAY MORNING names like Earl Grant, Kingst (5) Cartoons want to be told a guy can't car- "This 'Wagon Train' show isn't Gable, Marilyn Monroe and dance palaces, for example. Wher (4) News bad," says Gary. "I wish,.they'd Trio and soon, Sammy Davis, J (7) About Faces Sermonette ry four guns without somebody Montgomery Cliff, will open 7:00-(2) News 5:55-(4) quit driving those same four wag- patrons walk in, they are give! Hula Always Popular (I)'Movie Continental shovin' three of them down his, a menu. But it doesn't conta (4) Death Valley Days •.••«— (*) throat. He . . .well, I guess I ons past those same two oak at Loaw'i "35" Drive-ln Honolulu night spots are mo: (11) Fun At One Classroom - the food and drink; it lists th (5) Tombstone Territory better shut up." trees, though. Incidentally, It used Theatre on Wednesday, ly small and rely on local la (13) At Your Beck and (7) Rescue 8 «:I5- (2) Previews hostesses by name. Maybe Gary felt lie was dam- to take three hours for some of ent. The quality of the music Call (») Terrytoons •:»- W Give Us This Day March lit. "The Misfits' aging his image as the taciturn those wagon trains to pass one By theory, Ihe dances run froi excellent, with accent natural 1:05- (2) Burns and Allen (11) News - I:M— (J) News Arthur Miller's first sen 4 to 7 and 8:30 to midnight. That1 Sunrise Semester man of the West, but I believe point—did you know that? That's on guitars and falsetto croonin 1:25-(4) News 7:05- (2) Local News •:»- (2) the trouble with the truth, I guess. when the orchestra plays, bv (5) News Continental he was suddenly concerned with' itory and was filmed in and The hula is always surefire wi 7:10- (2) Weather (*> the welfare of the NBC man sit- It messes up the story." most of the girls are there on! the tourists, as are the knife an 1:30- (2) As The World Turns (11) News ' Classroom •round Reno. Thelma Ritter from 5-6 and 10-11. Reason is th News - ting with us. Although Gary made his first fire dances. . (4) Dr. Hudson 7:1S- (I) News , 7:00- (2) Eastern tradition of saving fao Dave Garroway Gary Is working for NBC at the western movie, "The Virginian," and Eli Wallach are also top You hear complaints from olt (S) Movie 7:25—(10 Weather (4) They don't want others to thin! Call to Prayer moment as host and narrator for in 1928, he hasn't spent as much east in this tale of a divorcee timers, especially in the outer I. <7)'Susie - . 7:30- (2) Malibu Run 7:15- (5) they are too eager to arrive ea Morning Prayer a Project 20 documentary called of his career in the saddle as and three men on a rough lands, that the Wailtiki musicians (11) Our Number System (4) Wagon Train 7:24— (7) most movie-goers imagine. ly or too unpopular to atay Iat I:5O-(1I) Aventuras En Debbie Drake "The Real West," scheduled for! are destroying the traditional mi. (5) Sergeant Dekker" 7:30- (5) airing March 29. "I guess I've done about 100 road to lova and happiness. Hostesses on Hand Espanol Pip the Piper sic with jazzed-up or even roc! (7) Hong Kong - (7) pictures now, but no more than The system of hostesses is high 2:00- (2) Full Circle News Except for a few rare guest- "Heroes Die Young" is the 'n' rojl versions. Anyway, (0) Movie-1942 7:45— (5) News . a quarter of those have been west-~ ly organized in Japan. In som (4) Jan Murray The Hard Way 8:00- (2) Ings for a Jack Benny or Per- associate feature. sounds good to the mainland ea i-Sandy Becker ry Como, Gary leaves TV alone. eras," says the western man mammoth night spots of Toky (7) Day In Court (II) Honeymoonere • (5) Tahiti has a night life all i LittleRascals "JLpeople are still willing to who still makes the rest of the and Osaka, you will find a thou 2:10—(U) Exploring Science 8:00- (5) R.C.M.P. . (7) own. It consists of wild danein News pav to see what I'm doing, then lot look like dudes dressed In sand girls available for danein 2:30- (2) House Party (11) Bold Journey 8:10— (2) —singly or in pairs—at such w^. I don't see any reason to give it clothes from Western Costume ami conversation. If you engagi (4) Loretta Young (IS) Mike Wallace 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo terfront joints as Quinn's and Bai to them for nothing," he says. Co.—and that's what they are. MOVIE TIMETABLE one, the cost of 1,000 yen pe (7) Road to Reality 8:2O-(1S) Dialing the News 8:30-(13) Religious Program Lea. When they close dow. It was Garyj interest in gen- RED BANK hour (about $2.50) is added t (11) Mathematics Club 8:30- (2) Wanted- 8:45—(13) Community Newsreel around II, everyone hops on bi (13) Movie People's Choice uine western lore that hooked him Carltoo—The Marriage Go- your bill. Dead or Alive 9:007- (2) cycles and motor scooters to rid 2:55- (5) News Family for "The Real West" Job. Most Round 2:00; 7:00; 9:20. While night clubs are on th five miles up the coast to La (4) Price Is Right <4) of it is being done with the still- wane in the United States, the; 3:00- (2) Millionaire (5) Award Theater • (7) I Married Joan EATONTOWN fayette's, where the dancing i Jack LaLanne pictures-in-action technique which are booming In Japan. The ad' tinues into the morning. (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) Ozzie and Harriet (IS) Project 20 director Don Hyatt Drlve-In—Swiss Family Robin News vent of television appears to hav< Ah, Tahiti. On that idyllic not (5) Dateline Europe (11) M Squad »:25- (5) used so successfully in "Meet Mr. son 7:05; 10:10. Walt Disney had no effect on the Japanesi (7) Queen For A Day (IS) Play of the Week »:30- (2) My Little Margie I end these Pacific chronicle,. Topper Lincoln" arid "Mark Twain's Featurette 9:35. people's love of live entertain Meanwhile, back in Hollywood— (8) Film Drama 9:00-/2) My Sister Eileen (5) America." His collection of rare Memory Lane HAZLET ment. The niterles range froi (11) Teaching Foreign (4) Perry Como (7) photographs for "The Real stylish rooms that could rani Languages (5) Movie-1940 (IS) Movie Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 7:00; West" fascinated Gary. with the best of Las Vegas to S: SO- (2) Verdict Is Yours Of Mice and Men . 9:50—(II) Our World Neighbors Misfits 7.05; 10:45; Heroes Die Hal Humphrey: "You just look at the faces of raucous Joints .featuring tha (4) From These Roots . (7) Hawaiian Eye 10:00— (2) December Bride Young 9:30. Say When those sod-busters and cowboys, American institution, the stri (5) Doorway to Destiny (9) Long John Nebel (4) and you know they were, real ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ease. (7) Who Do You Trust? (11) Trackdown (5) Movie Understanding men. I'd like to see some of Atlantic—Grass Is Greener 7: Shows to (9) Movie - »:30- (2) I've Got A Secret 10:10—(11) None of them is cheap. Man; Algebra them on TV," says Gary, with 20; 9:20. (11) Star Performance (II) Californians an American tourist has blunder- Arts that short, shy chuckle of his. ed into them with confidence i 4:00- (2) Brighter Day 10:00— (2) Circle Theater KEYPORT Video Village His criticism of the breed of he low standard ofMtlgh living Watch (4) Make Room For (4) Peter Loves Mary 10:30- (2) Play your Hunch western story'being peddled on Deborah Kerr and Robert Strand-The Misfits 6:52; 9:17. then howled to get a W0 bill to: Daddy (7) Naked City (4) TV today is not just based on 1 TONIGHT (5) Douglas Fairbanks (9) Harness Racing (7) Ray Milland Mifchum are co-starred in LONG BRANCH a few drinks. Lots of clubs don Science Horizons hearsay. Gary watches these welcome tourists for that reason 10:00 — (Ch. 2) — Circle The- (7) American Bandstand (11) High Road 10:40-00 shows and grimaces. Baronet—The Sundowners 2:10; 10:30- (4) Johnny. Midnight • 11:00- (2) I Love Lucy "THE SUNDOWNERS" at hey're making enough off the na ater — "The Fortune Tellers," (II) Abbott and Costello "I don't know where they 7:00; 9:30. (II) Cartoons (9) Movie (4) Price Is Right The Baronet, Long Branch, !ives. drama exposing the flourishini. Morning Court pick up some of the language ASBURY PARK Expense Account Artists icket of foretelling the future by 4: IS- (2) Secret Storm (II) WiW Cargo (7) and terms they use," he adds. Wednesday through Satur- 4:30— (2) Edge of Night (13) Playback (11) New Adventures In Lyric—General Delia Rovere How do the Japanese affon means of tea leaves, cards anc Music 'I guess a guy would get shot day, March I to 4. palm readings. Each year Amer (4) Here's Hollywood 10:35—(IS) Movie—1949 If he said 'sheriff.' It's 'lawman* 7:00; 9:30. ;uch high tariffs? News and Weather leans spend an estimated $100, (5) Mr. District Attorney Prince of Foxes 11:20— (9) now. And this term 'saddle-bum' Mayfair—The Fact* of Life "In America, Ihe expense nc Exploring Science 2:50; 7:20; 9:30. count is a craft," said one ex 000,009 trying to find out what thi (II) Laurel & Hardy 1:00- (2) News (11) I—I never heard that one in Mon- (IS) Studio .99'^ (4) News 11:25- (5) News St. James—The Alamo 2:00; pert observer. "In Japan, It Is a 'uture holds for them. tana. I think some of this stuff 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole (5) News (S) Almanac Newsreel may come from the Missouri hill- 8:00. polished art." Newsman Douglas Edwards Clear Horizons narrates a truly public servici 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (7) News 11:30- (2) billies. It's not cowboy talk." (4) Movie (II) News (4) Concentration CARLTON ;eries. Romper Room The clothes some of these dude 7:30-(Ch. 4)-Wagon Trail (5) I Led Three Lives , .1:10- (2) Weather (5) TV cowboys wear also fractures =.ED BANK (t) Mischief Makers (4) Weather (7) Love That Bob! RADIO — Willard Waterman, who for- Family Living Gary. He, himself, has had 770 WNEW (11) Bozo The Clown (5) Movie—1944 (9) WABC 1130 merly had the rolcjof "Gilder- TV Bandstand fight off being swathed in thi MAN WITH A ntOBLEMI 880 WOR 718 (13) Citizen Soldier The Impatient Years (13) WCBS ileeve" on the old "Fibber Me La Puerta Abierta hokey Hollywood ' wardrobe; WHTG 1419 WPAT 930 5:25—(II) Clutch Cargo (7) Weather J1:4O-(U) 'which a real cowboy wouldn' M0 WQXH, 1560 Gee and Molly" series, portrays WNBC frontier doctor In "The Jed be caught dead in." AFTIRMOON WOR N.w.: Poke Story." His refusal to trea1 "A cowboy would spend $50 fo NUC CbirlU Gr««l Gabriel Heat.r WCIS N.w. Tilt—WOR Capitol Cloia-UD man and wife saved from a a hat, and that was a lot of mo: WHTQ Monmonth'Ot«»m 7i4t—WNBC Warn* Howall Show desert death stems back to ai ey, even more then, but he di M«wft Eucam&rr WOR C-rlton Fr«d»leVt WNBC N«w»: Jim Low* TiSS—W«tCN«wi; Chock iruddeut in a Confederate prisoi it because his hat was his roo WOR N«»«. John Scoll Punawsy camp. With plum to bring in i After all," says Gary, "lie.spe: WOK Th. Fitwrildi BlSO—WCS» World Tonltbl nine-tenths of his life Under th: WCM P«rii Report WNBC Nawa: Wayne new wagonmaster (to replac lail« WHTO, County Al.nl Howell the late Ward Bond), series i hat." ItliO—WHTO N.w.: WO* Nawa. World Today K.l.iim Muilo SUS—WCIS Ed Joirc* looking ahead to many more sea- If some upstart cowpoke on lailS—WABC N«ri: Firrtll Smith •JJ6—WCM Ed Jorc. >ns. TV western today was to ask hi WNBC Emph.tii WOR Sport* 7:30 — (Ch. 7) - Hong Kong — producer for a $50 hat, he wouli . aite—WCBI NIWI MeCullough * Eliot WHTO Hmdlln.i. Elf •:••—WAtC Newa; Chuck Glenn Evans, the newsman in be considered some kind of Pric.l. Mmlc Dunaway nut. WNBC N.wi: Jim Low* list—WMIWMIC Nawaa; Bob Haymea HK, is living a "Hairbreath WOK N «: MlCalfoufhMClfh — Harry" existence. He's had more wan N«w» Eliot til*—WCBt Mm •nd Wlf. WCIS Neoa: World Of larrow escapes than a carload There isn't a l,t(—WCB1 BobDlion Huiic if comic-strip heroes. In "Mur- WOK C«rlto» Fr.dtrlck. BUt—wAtC N.ira: Scott Muni better show Itlt-WHTiNiwi: lOlOO—WCB1 Newa der" by Proxy," one of Glenn': Balaxlag Mmlo CINEMASCOPE • COLOR by D. Lu». t,|«—W*BC N«r<: l«rr.ll Sraltk WMCKmi Bob Barmaa Rod Taylor) former girl friend: any place WNBC Emphuli WOR Newt: Lea Smith Nancy Gates) arrives and im • l*e—WCBS Ntw«; WomtrT. 10:ta— WOR McCuIlouuh & Eliot than at Report on WCBS Dane. Mmlo mediately an attempt is made on • Wuhlngton IOISI—WABC New.; Scott Muni iis life. The' "colorful back- ' WHTO Headline!, Mmlo 11,00—WCIS Newa EATONTOWN WNBC N.w.: Jim Lowe WNBC New.: Bob Bayntea iround" of ihe Far Easriras be DBHVE.IN THEATRE WOK N.WB. Lai Smith WOR Nawi »me obscure In some so-so ROUTE 35 at the CIRCLE •Its—WCBi Bob Dlnon Hill—WCBI Starlight Salut. WOR McCullouib & Eliot jlots. Wcekdavi Open 1:30—Motlei AI HM WOR Gil.n Dr»ka llilo—WCBS llu.lo 'Til Devo •alW Only Open 9:30 MOTlm «|W •ite—WHTO Nim: 11141—WOR nible Reading 10:00 — (Ch. 7) — Naked City Rel.xln» Muilo — A mother dominated heir to a Illia—WABC Newa: Happlnaaa TBYTWKD _ _. IIII-IIUCKIII; J«ck Came* Exchmnee ortune takes over a cheap dime- WNBC F.mphtila 11(00—WNttCNewa: All Night In AlUltttf^i/'WIOWIBUKI Sit*—WCBS N.wi; Mirth* i-dance hall operated by his de- Wri«ht N.Y. P«AM» WHTO Headjlnei. Muaio WOR I.one John eased father's business assod- WHICMwi) Jim Low* MORNIHO PROGRAM! tes. He gets pleasure out of WAB N.w.: Lyl* Van TlOO— WABC Herb Oacar'Anderaon SllS—WOR Arl.ne Francli WCIS Jack Sterling bullying the employees. When one »i«—WHTO N.w.; WHTO Monmouth-Ocean Relaxlm Muilo Newa Sumary if the taxi dancers is discovered tllS—WJIBC New.; Jack Carney KgK Prices missing, police investigate Den- L well paced WNBC Kmclmli 'WOR New>: 4l«e—WCBS Newe: Information John Gambling iis Hopper, one of the crop of exciting week-end in Cantral WNBC Nawa; Bill Cullen method actors," stars. Usually WHTO Clo.ini Stock TiJO—WHTO Newa: the Galaxy Room Report; &Tt»lo Waka up to Muilo well done. WHBC N.wi: Art Ford TI4I—WHTO Civil Serolc. Newa WOM N.w.; John Wlnlate Till—WABC Newa; Th* ear toothing 4llS—WCBS K.nnath BanuhMl Herb Oir.ar Anderaon WOII 'Radio New oYrk •100—WCM World Newi sounds of 41ie—WHTO Nawi; Rel«*!n« WHTO lleidlinaa: Everett Moiif W«k» tip to Muilo 4l|S—WABC Nawi: Jack CArn.j WOR Newa Mrs. John Portin McCampbell THE WHTO Fort Monmouth WNBCNowsV Bill Cullen d., is a surgical patient in Mon Newr • ill—WOR Dorothy and Dick louth Medical Center. —Plus Second Feature— WNBC Eraphiin WCBS Jack Sterling SKYUNERS (,0ft—WCBS Newi: Slilalllbla • IIS—WHTO N.w. WALT DISNEY'S WHTO Monmouth-Ocein Helixing Mtl.lo Gerald Warncker, Everett Rd., 1 New* Summary • ill—WAIC H.»: PIONEERS ALL — Bob Mope, lower left, and guast star Sid Caesar, lower right, pio- Plus Ihe Nation ! "TEN WHO DARED" WNBC Ne»»; Art* Ford Hart) Otcir Anderaon md Jay Hanaway, Vanderburg, WOR Newa; John Scott tlOO— WCIS Newa: Jack Starling ire spending several weeks in neers of TV comedy, and the seven American Astronauts, pioneers of the space age, Number One Tap Styliir Free In-Car Heatort •III—WCBS Kenneth Banxhart WHTO Heidllnen; WHTO Dow Jonaa Averaae* Strictly for Women lollywood, Fla. will be among the personalities of the special program on NBC-TV Thursday, March 2. UUn t.lt B:^O p.m.) WNBCNewi; Dill Cullen BOBBY WOPI TIadio N.w York WOR Newi: Galan Drake Hops-will be star-host-narrator of the 90-rninute show with Caesar spotlighted in a f ,ff—WABC Ni»« (HO—WHTO Newa: FIRE COLLEGE SET tVIHIHO Relaxing Mu.lo MANASQUAN — The New Jer satire of the average American during the pait 25 years. The Astronauts, on* of EPHRAM aiOe—WABC Jack Came? • ill—-WNBC Kmrh»»l. WCBS Newe WAICNewa: Breakfaat Club ey Fire College will conduct Its horn will be the first American to be catapulted into space, will appear during a sci- Bob .Hope WNBC Newa: Sport. lOlOft—WCIS Newa: entral area lecture sessions in And Dancing to Lucille Ban WOH New: I.yle Van Arthur Godfrey .lanasquan High School Thurs- ence interlude of the program. They are, left to right, Lt. Cmdr. Walter Schirra, • ill—WCBS Kporte; Rob Coolte WHTG ffeaiUlneai Muato "FACTS OF LIFE WNBC Art Ford WNBC Newa: Art Ford lay nights for five Weeks, start- USN; Lt. Cmdr. Alan Shepard, USN; Capt. Donald Slayton, USAF; Capt. Virgil Gris- DICK VANCE WON K.»>: Jolm Wlnrate WOR New. Report. ig March 16. Area firemen have CHS—WABC Paul Harvey 10111—WOR Martha Puna som, USAF; Lt. Col. John Glenn, USMC; Capt. Gordon Cooper, USAF, and Lt. Scott And hit orchestra eiSO— WCBS Nawi: Iltia!n«aa 10110—WHTONews: eon Invited to participate. WABC N.vri Report. Relaxing Mualo Carpenter, USN, all based at Cape Canaveral. WOK New.: WOR [nfervlawa. Henrr Glaiinton* Martha paane And ttill on fap (140— WCBS Financial Nawi lOtll—WAICN'ewi: Guess Who Awards were presented by SALES RECORD WNBC Financial Newt Charlie freer Warren Clark to the following f by popular demand •I4S—WABC Howard Coiell WHIC Kmphaale lubs, Parents MIDDLETOWN — The Berg WCBS Lowell Thomaa lllOO—WCIS New>: Houie Tarty cubs: Robert Ficon, Peter Poli- Agency, a residential real estate In the WOlt Sporti, e. LAMB 29» formances throughout Europe, He attended Keyport High and in his brief visit to this Ichool. country has made many ap- pearances. , SWIFT'S PREMIUM t% 4% Mr. Yates said Jakaar is nego- New Rank Set tiating for television appearances. Other featured acts in' "Talent \>r Esquires Ib Tinte" are the Beachcombers, a, male singing group, and the Blaz- LONG BRANCH — Chancellor, ers, an instrumental group. Commander Stanley Leitstein, of Julie Newman and James Maion in a scene from "MAR- :he Knights of Pythias lodge an- F CHICKEN 29 RIAGE GO ROUND," now playing at The Car It on, Red lounced that the rank of knight rtll be given to the lodge's es SHOULDER flank. Family Dinner [uires at the institution of the Roast Chicken 49*1LAMB CHOPS 79ib ew lodge in Lakewood Wednes- lay night. For Cub Pack Mr. Leitstein, Joseph KalisJi and Swift's Premium Boneless Savings of Millions NAVESINK — The annual Seorge 'Chamlln have been in- Blue and Gold family dinner of ited by the grand lodge staff to Cub Scout Pack 107, sponsored articipate in the initiation cere- by the Navesink Libra ry Associ- noaies. Credited to Zalesky ation, was held Monday in Con- Long Branch lodge candidates ners' Hotel, Water Witch. aking the rank of knight include CHUCK POT Guests at the head table were tuart Rodnon, Stuart Chodosh, FORT MONMOUTH — The 'new family of combat area FMra ROAST 69 Joseph Wilson, pack commit ~>T. Barry Grabelle, Samuel Ber- Department'of the Army decora- dio sets, radio centrals and non- tee _. chairman; .George Black, ;er. Franklin Stein, Murray Co- tion for meritorious civilian serv- tactical and special-purpose com- scoutmaster of Troop 107; John en, Jack Rothsteiri and David ice has been awarded to Stanley munications equipments. Mr. LONDON BROIL I LOIN PORK 49* Vliet, counsel staff; Milton Furman. J. Zalesky of Red Bank, who is Zalesfcy's initiative in devising Wright, Navesink Library Asso- Dr. Ralph Wiiin •employed in the U. S. Army Sig- improved procedures that re- ciation; John Daniels, Webelos nal Research and Development sulted in substantial savings in Swift's Premium Choice Seasoned •• ^% dhief; Harry Maxson, cubmaster, o Address PTA Laboratory. It is in recognition production, materials, and Im- and Amory H. Waite, guest WEST LONG BRANCH — Dr. of his, efforts toward reducing the proved performance of radio speaker who recently returned lalph B. Winn, chairman of the c cost of Army radio equipment by sets is a great credit to himself from Che Antarctic. ' Jonmouth College psychology millions of dollars. and the U. S. Signal Corps." Ib Corsages were presented to and philosophy department, will Mr. Zalesky, 48, received hl< Mrs. Joseph Koeppel, Mrs. Don: ie guest speaker at the West BSEE degree from Pennsyl Ceansburg Parent-Teacher As- aid LaFountain, Mrs. Guerin vania State University. He ociation meeting Tuesday, Sirloin STEAK/9 Ollvola, Mrs. Mildred Piano, joined USASRDL as an assistant /larch 14, at 9 p.m. at the West Lean Center Mrs. Lawrence Brooks, Mrs radio engineer in 1941. teansburg School. Rocqueford Ern, Mrs. Harry Fresh CHOP BEEF 3 Cur Pork CHOPS 79* Maxson and Mrs. Nelson Clark. His talk, "Your Personality," /ill answer such questions as, A service award pin was given Fresh John Daniels, and certificates of How did your children's par- :nts' and your neighbors' per- New merit were given den mothers PORK FEET 5 1 CHITTERLING 29. onaliry arise?" and 3en chiefs. Monmouth Mr. Maxson 'introduced the SWEET MURCOTTS outgoing and incoming pack com- leads Guilty to Theft, VINE RIPENED g* g± _ CALIFORNIA The second birthday of Janet mittee. Entering Carpet Store Ianmundo, daughter of Mr. and ALL GREEN Harry Maxson, M, Idd the FREEHOLD — Frank Paul Mrs.- Leonard Ianmundo, was pledge of allegiance, and Terry celebrated at parties Wednesday Hoffman, 23. of 53 Washington Clark read the blessing. St., Red Bank, pleaded guilty and Sunday. Attending were Mr. Awards were presented to TOMATOES 19' esterday before County Judge Tangerines29 and Mrs. Angelo Ianmundo and Asparagus Terry Clark, Rocky Em, Bruce children Arthur, Ernest and Nan- ohn C. Giordano to charges of j Goodman, Joseph Koeppel, Larryj cy, Mlllburn; Mr. and Mrs. An- wtty larceny and breaking and ICEBERG FANCY IDAHO thony Sciuto and children, Linda Brooks, John Piano, Glenn Max- entering. 2 HEADS 5 lbs. and Louise; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph son, Mike Olivola, Bruce Wilson, Acording to Assistant Prose- 3 lbs: Batti and son, Ralph; Mr. and Scott Cuskaden, Dan Collinson,, cutor John A. Petillo, Hoffman C Mrs. Nick De Nova, and children Gregory Lynch, Bill Levy, Rob- roke into the Red Bank Carpet Rosemary, Delores, Richard and ert Adams, Kevin Flood, Robert Icnter, 29 East Front St., Dec. $|OO Stanley J. Zalesky Eugene, Andrew Turco, Mr. and Hetem, Richard Kolas, Chris !6 and rook carpet valued at Rumph, Billy Smith, Eric Steven POTATOES 39 Mrs. Jack Sciuto and son Jack, 138. Hoffman will be sentenced LEITUCE 25° He is credited with improving Paterson; Miss Marie Scarmuzzi son, Mark LaFountain, Tommy March 17. the design of some of the most Miss Bebe Schott, Mr. and Mrs. Olivola, Dick Koeppel, John widely used field radios, includ- Frank Lenge and sons Paul, Dashavich and James Carlin. ing *e famous "Wallde-Talkle." Frank and John Lenge, this Mrs. Koeppel's den four won The award was presented to place; Mr. and Mrs. George Mur- the yearly attendance award. -Mr;~Zalesky by'Col. Raymond phy and Linda Egnatovish, Keans- H. Bates, commander of the lab- burg. oratory, in the... name of the The Sewing chief signal officer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert •Bloom- As deputy chief of the labora- field, Chapman Ter, have re- tory's oom&at a rep radio brandi, turned here after living in Union Lady Must Mr. Zalesky was instrumental in establishing and successfully com' Cheryl Eby, daughter of Mr, pteting an extensive Signal and Mrs. Paul Eby, Melrose Ter., Have Energy Corps cost-reduction program celebrated her eighth birthday , FREEHOLD — With spring just •tailing in 1952. Three types of Saturday at a family supper par- walkie-talkie sets had been around the corner, perhaps you ty. Present were Miss Lee Hader arr. Charlei S. Webster, left, ©f The meeting, which will include Teltschik and George Berger, un- the Red Bank Presbyterian Church, and Kenneth C. Streibig, right, dean of adminis- a Purim celebration. Is open to cles of the bride. guests. A reception followed in the tiation of Monmoirth College. Rev. E. V. Kitjon-Walters of St. Thomas Episcopal Participating on the program Knights of Columbus Hall. Cfiurch, Red Bank, who also participated, had not arrived when picture vvas taken. will be Mrs. Helen Siderman, The couple left for Florida The Bnai Brith program, an observance of Brotherhood Week, was held in Bath Shalom Shrewsbury; Mrs. Arthur Boross, where the bridegroom reported foi Portaupeck; Mrs, Rachel Bajer spring training with ths St. Louis Synagogue. and Mrs. Gabrielle Donnenfeld, Cardinals, Homestead, Fla. He STILL COMING IN —Though the Heart Fund drive officially closed Sunday, Mrs. New Shrewsbury and Mrs. Ida will report for training with the Emma S. Youmans, right, drive chairman for Shrewsbury, is still receiving contributions Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Hodas and parent club March 5 in St. Peters- USO Schedules by mail. .Assisting her it Mrs. Fransic J. Bolduc, captain of the West End Ave. area. Samuel Weisman, Red Bank. burg. A graduate of Matawan Son of Rev. Smyth Included will be a community High School, the bridegroom Coffee Calls sing of holiday songs. signed' a professional basebal LONG BRANCH — USO Coffee The Golden Age Club is spoo: contract after his graduation Calls are scheduled for the Fort sored by the Sisterhood and Bnal from Holy Cross College, Wor- To Wed Ithaca Girl Hancock Nike site March 15 and Popularity of Village Soars Brith Women of the congregation. cester, Mass. ITHACA, N.Y. — Mr. and Mrs. the American Dependent High March 29 at 2 p.m. Localt.com- Mrs. Benjamin Ashin, Little The bride was graduated from Alan Crawford McKittick, 934 Ste- School in Germany. She also held munity organizations will sponsor ALLAIRE — The annual report! A tbtal of 150 members were mer, with special events plannet Silver is volunteer leader of the Weimar High School and was em ward Ave., this city, announce the lead in several USO produc- the events and USO senior host- of the board of trustees of the j enrolIM in the village during for each weekend. Auxiliary mei club. ployed as a secretary in Houston. the engagment of their daugh- tions, including "Wonderful esses will serve. Deserted Village »t Allaire, re- j spring\niembership drive. bers will serve as hostesses'dui ter, Miss Sylvia Larue Cotting- Town," and toured Army installa- The USO will sponsor a dance leased this week, indicate that a \ Receipts were $6,465; disburse ing week-ends. ham, to Richard R. Smyth, son tions throughout Europe. in Hazlet March 29. total of 73,3« persons visited Aliments Were $3,306. 1981 Officers of Dr. Charles Rudolph Smyth, Mr. Smyth was graduated from The USO married Couples Rec- •ire' State Park last year, a 50) A stepped-up program of activ- former minister of the Calvary Keyport High School and received ord Hop will take place Satur- per cent increase over the 1959 ] ities is scheduled for this sum- Officers for 1961 are James S Methodist Church, Keyport, N.J. Brown. New Shrewsbury, Chair- his bachelor of science degree day in the Long Branch'USO. figure. and now headmaster of thePenn- from Drew University, Madison The regular monthly pot luck sup- man; Kenneth H. Creveling, Nep- ington School for Boys. Of that total, the report stated, tune, first vice chairman; Mrs. and his master's degree in speech per for military families will be 66,782 persons also visited the Joseph- Walsh, Avon, second Miss Cottingham was gradua- and drama from Cornell Univer- held Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. ted from high school in Heidel- Deserted Village at Allaire. Service Unit vice chairman; Mrs. Olga Atkins, sity. After graduation from Cor- The regular orchestra dance at Plans for 1961 call for erection berg, Germany, She will be grad- nell, he became business mana- the Asbury Park USO will be Trenton, third vice chairman; Mr uatil from Cornell University in of a bandstand on the Village den T. Cottrcll, Lawrencevill ger of the Cornell University tomorrow with Monmouth Coun- Green, patterned after those of J Names Slate June with a bachelor of scienc Theater while working toward a ty USO junior hostesses. Dancing secretary; Edtfard H. Feltun 3d, degree in home economics. She is the Allaire period; preventative j KEYPORT — The League for Freehold, treasurer, and Charles Ph.D. degree. Mr. Smyth is now will be from 8 to II p.m. maintenance to save farmhouse a member of. the Savoyards Gil- studying at the New Brunswick The annual St. Patrick's Day Service of the Reformed Church M. Pike, Matawan, trustee. bert and Sullivan Group at Cor- and Allair Mansion; and conver- met last week in the home of Theological Seminary, and is a dance will be held March 18. Executive committee members nell and played the leading role resident minister of the Method- •ion of the south basement of the MrJ. vjncent Appiegatei Division are Thomas L. Heward, chai •tore into a new exhibit area. )g in the Cornell Dramatic Club's ist Church, Jackson. t man; Everett H.» Antonides, C. It pays to advertise la The production of "The Boy Friend." Register.—Advertisement. Among new additions last year • A'5late [or the coming election Paul Bennett, Leroy Bennett, Wil- She also is a membei of the A June wedding is planned. was the Allaire Village Auxiliary, was presented liam Birtwell, James Bostock choir of the First Presbyterian Whose members serve as host- Nominces are Mr34 Merrill Wal- Mrs. Kenneth Creveling, Fred A Church of Ithaca. esscs attired in costumes of the Iace pres|dent: Mrs. Applegate, Eckhart, The Rev. S. R. Knight Kitty Kelly: Miss Cottingham was selected Allaire period. A Boy Scout guide vice pres;dent. Mrs Robert Cam. Urban H. Lohnes, Fred W. Nixon "Outstanding Girl Graduate" at service was also inaugurated, and eron, secretary and Mrs. Lester Walter I. CJuelch, Leon Reussil • pony track and stage coach Kennedy, treasurer. Jr.,-Mrs. Evelyn Sriodgrass. My Week-end of Skiing ride for youngsters Tlle Congregational supper- ron L. Taylor, Robert W. Todd, County Helps meeting will be held Wednesday, Arthur Turner, Charles Vande To Dedicate Publicity releases were sent j March 15, in the church house, veer and Frank L. Wilgus. Causes Mother's Concern -throughout the county by the J Attending the meeting were Honorary members are Emesl Dear Kitty: But telling ljim doesn't Monijtouth County Department of (Mrs. Cornelius Ackerson, Mrs. W, Lass, publisher, and Thoma! New Organ Promotion and Public Informa- I've been invited to go skiing mean that you should foot all John Ackerson, Mrs. Charles Mil- B. Tighe, general manager tion. The Deserted Village Is KEYPORT—A new pipe organ, by a boy whom I've known a the bills, especially those for ler. Mn Daniel Holmes, Mrs, the Asbury Park Press; William a non-profit project bUilt by the Tellers Organ Com- month. The trip would Include two .entertainment. If only for his Kennedy! "Mrs. "timeron,"««. C. Nowels, and Seymour William Among gifts received last year Harry Hughson, Mrs. Wallace, pany of Erie, Pa., will be dedi- other unmarried couples and in ego's sake, make him pay next were items of Allaire-period fur- and Mrs. John H. Sharpe. 80th YEAR—Maj. Gen. Joseph O. Mauborgne, USA cated in the Gethsemane Lu- volve an overnight stay at ac- time. Be frank and—keep your nishings, a 38-star flag owned by (Ret), former chief signal officer who resides at 33 theran Church, Main St. and commodations for skiiers. The sense of humor! Hal Allaire, marked examples of Terrys Hold Tabor St., Little Silver, prepares to cut his 80th birth- Maple PI., Sunday at 4 p.m. plan is to rent two rooms, one Allaire ironware, pipes from the Rev. Frederick C. Boos, pastor, for the girls, one for the fellows. Dear Kitty: Fashion Show day cake. Birthday party was held at Gibbs Hall Sun- original church organ, and rec- Open House will officiate The whole trip is Dutch Treat. vEver since I was a little girl ords of the Allaire post office at Is Scheduled day night. About 60 friends attended the party, ten- Following the dedication serv- All. of* us are college students. I've had one great big problem ' the time Hai Allaire was post- JUPITER, Fla. — Mr. and Mrs dered by Mt'si Helen Phillips, Maple Ave., Red Sank. ice, Clinton Heyer of Matawan Our ages range from 21 to 25. —slowness! When I start Br~get*~ master. MATAWAN —The Business and Clarence Terry of Keansburg am will give a recital on the organ. My mother doubts the propriety ready for school, I sit in front Professional Women's Club will Jupiter recently entertalnet His program will include "Can- of the arrangement. Please ad- of the mirror and dream. My hold its fourth annual card party friends from New Jersey at i xoria"-Gabrieli; Five choral Pre- Vise us.—J. K. parents think I spend the time and fashion show Monday at barbecue and open house in the; ludes-Bach; "Toccata and Fugue Dear J. K.: Theoretically, a looking at myself. I don't. I'm HAIR PROBLEMS! winter home here. Come to Mld'5 Hair Clinic 6 p.m. in the Elks Club, Broad- California's Sunshine In D Minor" Bach: "Pastoral and girl of 21 being of voting age, just day-dreaming. But time files PERMANENT WAVE way, Keyport. Among the guests were Mr. an Allegro"-Handel: "O God Thou is supposed to be old enough and by the end of the day I've GUARANTEED Spring and summer fashions Mrs. Samuel Summers of Jup Good God"-Karg-Elert; "Now to take care of herself. That run out of time. • 90 W. Front St.. Red Band will be shown by Betty's Shoppe. ter, former Keansburg residen! Thank We All Our God"-Karg- is debatable. A knowledge of I am now 13 and if I don't Mrs. Helen C. Lawton; Broad Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moran ( Causes Hairdo Havoc Elert: "Song of Triumph"-Tal- life is also essential, especially correct this fault before I get to Phone SH 1-980O Miami, also formerly of Keam mage and "Toccata"-Mulet. St., is in charge of tickets. RED BANK — The scorching Because the Hollywood TV ap- if you girls are to stay over- high school I'll lose out. Help burg; Mrs. Garret P. Rosse o Mr. Heyer is a graduate of sun presents problems to resi- pearance came as a surprise, night under the same roof with me!—Slow Poke Atlantic Highlands and Jupiter; Westminster Choir College, dents in the West and it has Mrs. Moore saitf she was "un boys who are attracted to you Dear Slow Poke: If you Mr. and Mrs. William K. Dol Princeton, where he received a taken an "Easterner" to answer prepared" to fill requests for. her and you to them' Before going, dream to a purpose, time "isn't of Keansburg and Jupiter; Mi bachelor of music degrv and more than 250 letters containing products. But she will be ready, get the dean's opinion and con- wasted. Great inventors, mu- and Mrs. John Miller of Keam Trenton State Teachers College. them. she said, when she returns in sent. sicians, writers and artists I WALL TO WALL CARPETING burg; Mr. and Mrs. John McCoi He is organist at Christ Episcopal June. have all been day-dreamers. BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED niack of Keansburg and Stuart Mrs. Mildred Moore, owner of Church, South Amboy. Dear Kitty: Teen - agers, - especially those Mid's Hair Clinic, 90 West Front . Conrteoni, NUIIkd Workmen lilni U» Flntil Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Otti The new church organ has two Both my husband and I have just entering adolescence, day- Equipment and FrodneU, Uauser ot'Sea Bright. St., visited her son and daughter- manuals and pedals with 706 been previously married. Our in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald dream a lot too. With them, CALL SH 7-2800 Also present were Mr. and Mrs, pipes controlled by 25 stops. The marriage is happy but for one it's just part of the process of Moore in Alhambre, Calif., re- Diplomas designing and finishing work was thing: ho wants to know how Edward Goff, Mr. and Mrs, cently and was invited to appear growing up Maybe that's what Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Har done by Howard S. Okie Jr., of mucM money I have, If we go ails you. Try following a sched- on two half-hour shows over radio out in the car, it's I who pays LEON'S ry Beaman, Mr. and Mrs. Law station KFI to discuss problems Paoli, Pa. ule even if you have to police Presented for gas, oil and treats. In all our U-11 WHITE ST. SINCE 1912 RED BANK' rence McNamara, Frank Foulks of the skin and hair. yourself with an alarm clock. Capt. Paul Foulks, Mr, and Mrs 14 years of marriage. I have yet Ask your parents to puy you As a result of the response to Thomas Burke, Mrs. Mae Geisle: To Dancers to see his pay check. Don't you one small enough to carry in and Mrs. Mae Somura. her guest appearance on the Council Plans think a husband and wife should station, Mrs. Moore said she was your pocket or purse. Make SHREWSBURY-Fifty-two pet- share alike, and shouldn't the asked to spend an hour on tele- running on schedule a game. It sons attended the Cali-Hoe Millinery Sale wife know how much her husband vision KTTV, Channel 11, in Holly- can be fun. Send a stamped Now's the time Square Dancing Club graduation makes?—D. L. F. wood. Tlie show is conducted by KEANSBURG — Star of Bay self-addressed envelope for my party Friday in Shrewsbury Pres- Ben Hunter and is an all-night side Council, Daughters of Ame Dear D. L. F.: Marriage is leaflet, "Ambition." byterian Church house. to save at ... program to which the viewing ica, will hold a spring hat sail a partnership as you know. If audience directs questions via The class members completed March 10 at 2 p.m. in the lodgi you don't tell your husband how Send your problem to Kitty Kel- telephone. 20 weeks of instruction under the hall. much money you have, how can ly. Enclose a stamped, self-ad- direction of Roy Keleigh, caller. you expect him to tell you, dressed envelope and address her Letter requests for answers to The sale will continue until thi how much he makes? skin and hair problems now total Presentation of the diplomas evening meeting and resume fol- care of The Register. more than 250, Mrs. Moore was made by Raymond Eagle, lowing tho meeting. president. reported. "And thoy are still com- Council members attended a ing in." she added. Mrs. Eagle and Mrs. Raymond demonstration in Crown Kitchen At the close of her three-week Franklin were in charge of re- Center, Middlctown, recently and visit) Mrs. Moore had named her freshments. a previously postponed Valentmi son California representative for Tlie club meets the second and social was held Friday in thi )...MUSTILLO'S)g;S her bcauly products. odgohall. i 'ourth Fridays of the month.

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Wool Skirts $5 & $10 Cotton Dresses $10.00 Mother & Daughter Special NEW DRESS SHOP —Richard N. Fischer, left, salei Top "iraml Prrmp. Wool Slacks $5 & $10 Cotton Shorts $ 2.00 HorvfcrJi by proff*. manager of E. R. Snyder Co,, Atlantic Highlands, real FeiturlnK Mini Mnr- estate brokers, congratulates Mrs. Lysb'eth Geran on the Blouses $2 & $ 5 Wool Bermudas $ 5.00 Karrt. tpnrlipr inpcr- $13.00 Cotton Slacks $5 & $10 Bulky Sweaters $ 5.00 vlsnr of loc-nl beauty 13 opening of her new dross shop at 733 River Rd., Fa?r Haven. Mrs. Geran, Morganville, formerly operated Bathing Suits $5 & $10 Wool Dresses $10.00 . (OPEN WED. & FRI. EVES. CLOSED MQN.I her »hop at 161 Broad St., Red Bank. The new shop is ANOTHER GROUP AT ft PRICE located in a building rocently purchased through the RED BANK Snyder firm by Mn. Carol H. Melliclt, center. She will 11 BROAD ST. RED BANK 10 MECHANIC ST. $H 1-9766 be associated with Mrs. Qaran in the buiineis. The shop hat iti formal opening today. Alio pictured is BeUina, (NO CHARGES - NO ALTERATIONS) (OPPOSITE FIRE HOUSE) Mn. Garan's dog. Wed., March 1, 1961 -17 Deborah jOncroft Woman's Club Event RKD BANK REGISTER Volunteers Wins Fashion Sewing Contest Teen-age To Meet LINCROFT — Mrs. Donald F CnOk, manager of fabrics, ment met Friday in the home of LINCROFT - Harmony Chap- Sickels, .158 Manor Pkwy., won needlework and pattern depart- Mrs. Clifford Clark, Horseshoe Canteen ter of Deborah Hospital will meet top award in a fashion sewing ment at Bamberger's Eatontown. Way. Hair styling for teen-age tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in th contest staged by the American Mrs. Beron was commentator for girls was the program topic. Scheduled YMCA, Red Bank. the fashions HOLMDEL — The Parent- • The newly-organized group will Home department of the Llncroft Mrs. James Hickey, public Teacher Association will hold its Assisting on the department welfare chairman, announced her do volunteer work for the hospi- Woman's Club last week in the committee for the staging of the teen-age Canteen square dance tal, an institution for heart and fire house. department will meet tonight at April 15 from 8 to 11 p.m. in competition were Mrs. Daniel 8:30 in the home of Mrs. John tuberculosis patients in Browns Mrs. Sickels Is co-chairman, Nalepa, Mrs. Peter Polipastro, the elementary school. Mllls-in-the-Pines. Kay, Leedsville Dr. Bob Fellman will be caller. with Mrs. Newton Beron, of the Mrs. Bartolotta and Mrs. De- Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Proceeds will be used to defray Hartley Schene of New Bruns- department. Samper. Long, Mrs. Joseph Buegler, Mrs. the cost of a band- for the gradua- wick, a fornfer heart patient at Also exhibited were mosaic Deborah Hospital, will be guest The Hub will be represented James Hickey, Mrs. Rijssel] tion dance. by Mrs. Sickels In the fifth dis tiles made by the department Leahy" and Mrs. E. H. Schecher. Chairman of the canteen is speaker at a membership tea members. • , Tuesday, in the home of Mrs. trict Vogue contest judging Amer- Miss Susan Condon.; ican Homemakers Day March 29 Committee Reports Guests included Mrs. James Norman Schantz, Hazlet. Cresbo, Langdon Sandford and Advisers are her parents, Mr. in the Little Silver Woman's and Mrs. Thomas Condon. Other spring projects Include Cluib. There will be no March meet- Mrs. William Zapcic. < a benefit performance of "The ing of the American Home de- Committee chairmen named Drunkard," to be presented In Her entry in the contest, spon- The bgard will meet March 13 were Mary Lou VanEmberg, pub- partment. Instead they will visit in the home of Mrs. Paul Bauer, May by the Wagon Wheel Play- sored by the General Federation Crown Kitchens, Middletown. licity; Patricia O'Connell, tickets; house, , Middletown, and a lunch' of Women's Clubs is a four-piece 206 Orchard Hill Dr. William Liebenow, decorations; eon !»• June ensemble in Beige and black, with The drama department an- A civil defense program is Donald Liebenow, entertainment; a beige sheath detailed with top nounced it has tickets available slated for the March club meet- Eileen Beceiro, refreshments; Mrs. Gary Schwartz, Hazlet, is for the Monmouth Players pro- benefit chairman. stitching on a removable yoke ing, with Mrs Joseph E. Carroll, Jill LeTtner, awards, and Joseph with roll-down collar. duction of "The Heiress," and the fifth district CD chairman, as Skidmore, clean-up. Recent committee appoint- Wagon Wheel Players produc- ments, include Mrs. Frank Syl- DrojSJhoulder Line guest. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Lagattuta tion of "The Glass Menagerie;" are chairmen of the chaperones vester, refreshments, and Mrs, The reversible black and beige The installation dinner for new committee. Edward Finn,- programming. flair coat is designed with a high The youth conservation depart- officers will be held May 16. Mrs. Vincent Vlana, Mrs. David button closing, three-quarter Rosenberg and Mrs. Robert Garin length sleeve and drop shoulder •re in charge of the chapter's DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for governor of New Jersey, Richard J. Hughes, seated line. new monthly publications. left, made his first appearance in Monmouth County last night as honor guest at As an added feature to the en- installation dinner of the Women's Democratic Club of Monmouth County, at Buck semble, ,Mrs. Sickels knitted a stole in black and beige tweed. Overseas Smith's, East Koanjburg. Installed as financial secretary was Mrs. George Ruch, At- It is lined with beige kidskin. lantic Highlands, standing left, end as vice president, Mrs, Andrew DeZemo, Farm- Her hat of black velour is ingdale, standing right. Seated with Mr. Hughes are Mrs. Harry Hill, Keansburg, trimmed in matching kidskin and Brides Hold her accessories are black. club president, and Edward J. Patton, N. J. secretsry of state. * The first place, winner received Buffet Dance a gift certificate and a pattern book subscription from Baskin's MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- Buy Home In State Beauty Contest Fabric Fair, Red Bank. town Chapter of Cosmopolitan As- sociates held a buffet dance re- Second place winner was Mrs. cently in The Oaks, McGuire's Furnishings Clifford Adams, who received a Grove. sewing basket from Straus Co. Contest Semi-Finalist Red Bank, scissors from Singer The dance was the chapter's Sewing Co., and pattern book first social event since its organ- With Plan NEWARK. — Miss Diane M. event sponsored by the American from Baskin's Fabric Fair, Red ization in September, 1.9C0. Cos FREEHOLD a— Select home Lishefski, daughter of Mr. and College of Cosmetology is a full Bank. tnopolitan Associates is a national furnishings especially for your Mrs. Edward B. Lishefski, 167 scholarship. organization for foreign-born purposes, not because they're Stateslr PI., Middletown, has been The 16-year-old candidate for Other members modeling their wives. fashionable oi are being used, ad- chosen a semi-finalist in the Miss the title — and scholarship. Is fashions in the club competition Mrs. Kenneth Ernshaw, of New- vises home agent Mrs. Lorna K. High School of New Jersey Beau- a junior at Mfddletown Township were Mrs. William Leist and ark,editor of Cosmopolitan Cour- White. ty contest. High School. She intends to en- daughter Patti, Mrs. Howard Top award in the third annual ter the cosmetology field upon Deissler. Mrs Larry Farrell, ier, the group's national maga- Before you buy, become in- zine, was a guest at the dance. graduation. Mrs. Robert Swift. Mrs. Harry formed on what to look for in DeSamper, Mrs. Dexter Mark- Kore than, SO members and their choosing furnishings you need. The scholarship wilt be awarded Sunday at a Beauty Pageant show ham and Mrs. Angelo Bartolotta. husbands attended. With your plan in hand of what and dance in the Robert Treat Judges were Mrs. Kay Haring, Six new members wefe wel- you need, shop around before you comed at a recent meeting of the Hotel, Newark. owner of The Clothes Tree, buy to see what is available to Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Luba Koza- chapter, four from England and suit your requirements. Mrs A queen will be selected from two from Germany. Mrs. David White says sometimes we must the 40 semi-finalists which were Bernstein was appointed Cosmos be willing to hunt persistently for chosen from throughout the state Culottes News secretary protem. what we want, and to wait until by out-of-state judges for the The associates will meet again we do find it. sponsoring college at 9 Warren March 20 in Leeds Hall. St.. Newark. Printed Pattern If you are beginning to furnish LIFE MEMBERSHIP in the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers is presented a home, first choose a few basic The pageant will include a tal- things of good quality that you ent contest for which a separate to Mrs. Cornelius Britton, left, principal of the East Keansburg School, by Mrs. Edwin Circles to Meet really need for sleeping, eating, award will be presented. Enter- Ensign, vice president of the N. J. Congress and a member of the East Keansburg bathing and dressing. Temporar- tainment will be furnished by MIDDLETOWN-The Women's celebrities, including Richie Den- PTA. Presentation was made at a Brotherhood Week meeting Monday night in the Fellowship of the First Baptist ily" you can make do for other pieces. nis, 17-year-old stylist from Gar- school. Church will hold its general meet- wood, best known for his record, Ing on March 20 at 8 p.m. in Select furnishings that with- "Kissin' Krazy." Fellowship Hall. The meeting had itand maximum use and require minimum care. They are easier First Contest previously been announced for Music for dancing will be fur- March 27. to live with. Items simple in de- sign and color and free of ex- nished by the Jack Arnold Press Circle' 1. Mrs. Richar4 Meser- orchestra featuring Rickey Trent, ole. leader, will meet Friday at cessive ornamentation not only require minimum care but they lead trumpet on the Jack Paa 9:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. night show: Tiomas F. Morford, Sr.; Circle 2, also do not go out of style and they will blend well with furnish Miss Diane M. Lishefski This is the first contest of it Mrs,. Stewart Miller, leader, will kind entered by Miss Lishefski SYLVETTE ings you will acquire later. meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in The "opportunity" presenfvl it MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER the home of Mrs. Robert May; The agent urges you to con- self, according to Mrs. Lishefski Circle 3, Mrs. Harry Grau, lead- sider chests and tables' that can when she inquired at the colleg er, will meet Monday at 8:15 p.m. have multiple uses so that they regarding a course in cosmet HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN In the home of Mrs. Leonard Ta- can be interchangeable as your ology for her daughter. The sem OPEN EVENINGS "TIL » • SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. tern. living pattern changes. finalists we|ji.selected from pholo- graph entries. The girls will weai GRUNDY, Va. (AP)—Ed Pugh EXPERT HELP evening gowns when they ar SELECT YOUR GIRDLE AND BRA FROM SYLVETTE has a boulder in his bathroom. DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Sher- judged Sunday. Miss Lishefsk: It If in his bedroom, too. iff's deputies hod expert help also win be a model for a hai 'The- boulder plunged down a readily available to open a rusty stylist demonstration with leading beauticians taking part. mountain side. and -crashed 300-pound safe pulled from the through the roof between the Miami River. 'Double Play' bedroom and bathroom. No one They simply asked a 20-year To Show Films was injured, but Pugh is wonder- ild prisoner in the county jail to Ing how to get it out. It's too big LONG BRANCH — Two film is a captivating idea ... apply his talents on the safe. He sponsored by Monmouth Coun- to go through a door. cracked it. ty Mental Health Association wil •*'• disciplines your tummy be shown tomorrow at 2 p.m. in so delightfully! Wanamassa School auditorium. Yacht Club Plans Dinner The films are "To Live Tomor- CRISS-CROSS bands put the .' row," which discusses the psy- KEYPORT — At a meeting of A bus for members and guests chological effects of catastrophe hex on tummy bulge! _. the board of governors of the will leave the clubhouse at 6 p.m. on the community, and "Roots of Yacht Club'last week plans were Friday, April 21. Happiness.'" which describes the Look as captivating asAyou'll feel I The magic of made for a St. Patrick's Day Din Mrs. Steven Patterson was wel- influence of family relationships Warner's 'Double Play'® is in tht "e criss-cross ner and dance. A corned beef and comed as a new member of the SEA STYLE-Among on the development of children. cabbage dinner will be served auxiliary. Harry Woolley was wel- beach (fashions displayed in The discussion leader will be bands that put your tummy in its place in noth- 7 from 7 to 9 p.m., Saturday, March comed as a new club member. London is this cap called Mrs. Dora Karga, director of psy- ing flat! You'll Io've 'Double Play ! Stop in and 18. Proceeds will go toward the Mrs. Earl Huber, is chairman of "Sprite." The headpiece fea- chiatric social work for Pollak CULOTTES-rflewest city-coun- choose from a variety of styles, one perfectly new dock fund. Warren Wyckoff a Hat Social tures rubberized petals of Clinic, the out-patient psychiatric" try-campus fashion! They look service of Monmouth Medical suited for you. and Joseph Sylvester are in Mrs. James Cadoo and Mrs. royal blue with white backing. like a pleated skirt but have all Thomas Cahill will be hostesses Center. the easy-stepping advantages of charge. for a cocktail party March 12. 147: Sta-Up-Top® girdle in trimming pow- A special meeting of tire board ants. Easy-sew, so smart. er net paneled with satin clastic to flatten The Junior Auxiliary will hold Printed Pattern 9359: Misses' will be held tonight, 8:30 o'clock. a dance Saturday in the club tummy, firm derriere. Rayon-nylon-cotton- The dock committee will give its Buffet for I Oth Birthday Waist Sizes 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, rubber. White, Black or Beige. S M L— com. 34. Size 28 takes 3'/, yards 49- report en bids for the new dock The next regular meeting of the RED BANK — Trudy Anne which opened Saturday. birthday Sunday at a buffet sup- inch fabric. board of governors and the ladies Beaman, daughter of Mr. and per in her home. $8:95 The Ladies' Auxiliary will at- Send 50c (coins) for this pat- auxiliary will be held Wednesday, Mrs. Chester JVBeaman, 68 Ma- Guests were Debbie and Brett 10-45: Breathe-easy A'Lure® elastic tend • performance of "Wildcat." 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I • ' ' ' . " f By SAVNDERS and OyERGARD 18—Wed, Marti 1, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER ISTEVI ROPER CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mmr to Yt«t»rt»j'i Puxtl- Column ACROSS C-Conjiutctioa 7-HJ»h By ALFRED SHEINWOLD i-cuir iDou tua {-Groan I-Tldy S-Condncted SEM asa Qaasa Each article this week it on 13-Greal I*&k» to slam bidding, a field in which 11-Renldlo 10-Cryof Bnan snss anas benrtis Baccbanala aao naa anatsa most bridge players are erratic. The Hand H-HUH It-Act (sis saa PIHH aa Most of us tend to bunt when South dealer Ji-CM* for 16-Pun>d op asnaiii aaca son moncr . :o-Openwork DQQQ we should be swinging from the "olh tides vulnerable U-P»r«nt fabric raaa anas ankles, or vice versa. NORTH (coHoq.) SI-Pr« position saaaa ass 4k None Il-Pcdal diflt 2S-V«etabl» TTie average player would 19-Mu'mtra* U-Vatiltichtt V K 10 6 4 11-CUTMI Si-Symbol for freeze with the South hand as • QJ52 13-Eih»ust.a glucinium soon as an opponent bids spades. -. • A K 8 5 4 tb» power* of :«-Ol»truct South has three losing spades WEST EAST Cmpaapoint s »0-Body of and puts slam right out of His4.AKQ874 • J 10 5 3 M-Acclxlm water toot mind. »5 • V 9 8 2 1MI1I Ugbtlr 32 -Comfort ,45NMr(kbbr.) • 10 6 4 3. • 9 7 Jl-Tblnc". In 47-Indian' M-Preflii not It's quite obvious, however, that 4.72 * Q J 9 6 Uttr ss-winttr mulberry &9-Greel£ letter South can make a grand slam SOUTH >4-T«utonlc It-Haul 49-Tho nostrils 60-Cond«ns*d dell; W-Gretk Utter raolstur* at hearts as the cards lie. He 4. 9 62 JS-Thioklnl U-PUc* SZ-11 aoini bird for can ruff two spades in the dum- » A O J 7 3 17-SJIre 41-ld]* talk | S!G>ll Iron U-M»n-» my, draw trumps, and ranth e • A K 8 I ' alckn&ma • 10 3 IMTSRBSTlNaiTisWi PW»,fiK( «0-Rlverbo»l rest of the tricks with high South West North East 41Phyatel*41Phtel*n cards. (colled.) I* 1 * -2 4> Pan «-Tblck How does South find out that 3 • PaM 4 4a PMS «-Cool«J ttva North has no spade,Josers?.,. , 4 V Pan 6 W All Fa* 4tMad4tMdlI*ll d i ' Opening leaH 4 K W-Tbe Bids Opponent's Suit Scriptures North shows the nature of his M-TroplaU tr— hand by bidding West's suit. West leaps to six hearts. South might Sf-Rup««s bids one spade, and. North Im- (•bbr.) well go on to seven hearts, but *7-Cbccked - mediately bids two spades. a conservation player stops at fl-SMam* This cannot mean a spade suit, six hearts. This Is largely a mat- «JS for North would merely double ter of temperament. dum if he had length and strength in M-PMr Gynfi The bidding would go differ- nochir spades. This cue bid in the opentl- y if South had A-K-x of spades M-rtmtl* ponent's suit Is used to show con- •IMP 1) instead of diamonds. Then South tr-Eat «W»T trol of the suit, coupled with would bid notrump at his second strong support for the opener's DOWN turn, and lie would rebjd notrump By CROCKETT JOHNSON suit. The Idea is to force to. game to warn North that the side J-Stltck and hint strongly at slam. BARNABY I-P.rtod of strength of the South hand dupli- This cue bid is just what South cates the void in the North hand. tlm» At high noon ..; tftunnlf I-Bf in wants to hear. In return, he After this warning, the partners Gut will bt rioi/rtf/ng -f'Hhai/nfquitffy, fhrM weeks to fit #qw!no*, 4-RUM!»H makes a cue "bid in his side would put the brakes on and stop your homt only until (iff/* boy. Paddtd of fhol haunlid bouse in wacona strength, diamonds. North there- at four hearts. your Fairy Godfafhtr foofftepi. Muttltd nollmt.m'boy. Thtnighf And o ihort three months I-En»ln» • Dtetr. upon shows his club strength and DAILY QUESTION eangerfor/itroofof chains. Solt moans no/ieifnafUnifiedGus, \ar»r,rh*tummt$o\tnf Partner opens with one heart, ffie rfrangegoing * an Modulated thriili. rhe uncanny (ighfs, Ifct— andfh»hignMtofnoon»- and the next player passes. You in Jhor old mansion— Af//ngoodfaif«- Says Dixieland Was Born — hold: Spades—None. Hearts—K 10 6 4. Diamonds—Q J 5 2. Clubs -A K 8 IT4. What do you say? Way Down Yonder in Smolensk Answer. Bid two clubs. You plan to bid diamonds next and Editor*! Note: Russian JMIto the far out like wild, man. And who can forget Hot lips then show the strong support for upert Leonid 0. Utyosov, writ- Then you'd hear the real Lenin, Hie father of modern Jazz hearts. The hand is too strong for Ing in "Soviet Culture," tbtnka Dixieland — authentic, original, and the first cat to sport a beat- an immediate jump to three bis country invented Jazz, too. improvised, non-imperialistic. ' nik beard? In the days before the hearts. IV«HllllI *!•«»• That stirred some reminiscences Bix Beria would grab his October revolution, he used to by AP record' columnist Hugh steaming hot zither and solo with sit outside the czar's palace and MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Mulligan, who spent four years "Way Down Yonder in Tsarit- hypnotize the' masses with his Atlantic in New Orleans researching the syn" (later changed to "Wayway out wailing of "South Red MARK; AEEVOU I...I POHT KNCW, CJUWUfW •ubject. ' ~" Down Yonder in Stalingrad"), Square Parade" and "Wheat 6AVINQ WE WOHT .MARCHERS «HOULD H4VB Field Stomp." BE RESCUED? BEEN HERE BEFORE NOW while the rest of the cats, in Highlands IF ANARAK RSACHEP By HUGH A. MULLIGAN mad counterpoint, made with Then they nursed it, rehearsed The second annual Winter band THE COAST/ "Muscovite Ramble:" And right concert by the music department NEW YORK (AP) — We al- it, cleared it with the commissar in the middle, Ziggy Molotov of culture, whipped it into the of the local high school will be ways knew it came up the river, would break in with his five- held tomorrow, at 8:15 p.m.. in tnt we weren't wre which river. party dialectic, and they called stringed group for a couple of riffs it the birth of Hie blues. the public school auditorium. The Now, after afi these yean, the of "It's a Long Way to Outer varsity twirlers, a dance band, Russians have cleared the mat'Mongolia." Man, that's the way It began. a German band, arid a piano ter up. soloist also will be featured. AHOY IS OUR Jazz, it seems, didn't come up EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake ONLY CHANCE OF the Mississippi from New Or- SURVIVAL...WITHOUT The Republican Club will meet HIM WE CANT EVEN YOU KNOW 7HEBE ARE NO leans to Memphis. tomorrow at 8 p.ifi. in the Sea HOPS TO LOCATE 6EALS It came up the Dnieper from ITS MOTHERS BltfTHPAV" Explorers Building. Petitions for ABEALf' OP ICE,TRAIL.-Ym, MIJ5 MAVBEE, THAT* WHAT MAKLS I FIND MHK OPINIONS OUTO dlesex and Monmouth—will jump Softball game; August, clambake, IT JO AWFUL/ YSUftE BORING! IF VOU WILL JrKU. Blues") and "When the ComFulton, Mich., in the lower penin- 50 per cent within Ihe next 25 and October, square dance. THAT WU'RE THE AUTHOR OP sula, because it wasn't listed in rw»--W4D I SHOULD THINK SETTING RICH OUT VDuR REPUL5IVE PET, ED Ul missars Come Marching in." years, according to the Regional VDU'D BE, IPO! •4PTRMH' TO CHANGE y the genial host ange, Rockland, Dutchess and party recently in the home of at lunch or dinner. Important Putnam Counties in New York Mr. and Mrs. Martin Flnan, Bay- state and Fairfield County, Con- people may have their eyes on side Dr. Elaine's friends of'the necticut. you, so be lure you can stand eighth grade planned the party. By BILL O'MALLBY close scrutiny. Household "chores Some 40 senior business execu- REVEREND tives attending the Ihree-day A teacher training workshop should zip along, leaving you sponsored by the Evangelism Fel- meeting heard the group report IMAQINK* ,.---.-- free to enjoy yormelf later. You the findings of a study made un- lowship of Monmouth County will should be magnetic and attrac- be held in the First Baptist ""UNDfHfe HOUSE der its sponsorship by Harvard 10WIN& CARDS tive. Broaden social and busi- University. Church from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday. INTO A HAT . ness contacts. The report said that the "pop- LIKE THAT.' ulation is moving away from the center (metropolitan New York) JUST BECAUSE Pait . . . During 1927, when Future ... A new hard-cover, and creating more burdens for Ants Have Their fol) ARE. dyeriesj telephone service was bi-monthly publication will soon "already sagging transportation RETIREP, facilities." S S? thS ?.!?. Place, But It's were 2,300 overseas calls. Now, Mus[c' ll Wl" cover a ranSc It Indicated that job opportuni- more than 3, mil/ion calls speed of *ubJec!* »°"i opera to JAZZ, ties would grow at the same rate from country to country every from music in education to of the population in those areas. o* in a Kitchen year. music as a part1 of civic life. The group is a nongovernment organization working toward co- FREEHOLD — Ants are found ordinating planning for future all over the world, from the arc- tytaWfcstttga The Day Under Ypt. 23toOcl.22| their community life, their abil- Kepp pminetf -proixxitlon "undetier Perseverance ia rewarded in money and dress the group before the meet- until It's put the talkinjr ittf e. in prestige, to don't atve up now. ing closes tonight Is former U. S.ities as hunters, shepherds and Labor Secretary James P. Mitch- farmers. The hunters find other ID VOU W6T?B TAURUS (April JO lo May 20) ' SCORPIO (Oct. 2J to Nov. 21) insects and other ants or the col •- il falla-ue ntgua action. DcVt A ^.rm.htirled attitude, tcm.rd othera ell of Little Silver, "candidate for nhtd Into a decliton. , »|n brine lorlh a like inpnnir. the Republican gubernatorial ony's food supply. Shepherd ants QAWTHMET1C/ GEMINI (Miy 21 to Jun» 21) .., • , , . •. , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 lo Dec. 211 nomination in New Jersey. tend flocks of aphlds, feeding S *uhlthln cnn»enlion'convention'*< bouodlbount. Sir nVwtrcl OvtttonMftlice c",i li, ju'l on the "honeydew" dropped by murt whit jou ity. !• dtnferotit ai tick of confidence. CANCER (Jim. 22 to July 21) the aphids. Farmer ants grow I) * ware of a •ijuilion which donn't CAPRICORN (Dae. 22 to Jan. 20] LOAN APPROVED fungus gardens' fof food. N'ew iTnclurri r>n ihe iih mav leem ibe with your litgli moral standard*. WASHINGTON - Sen. Clifford . But the housewife quickly loses HO Uu\f22iaAuq,2i\ P. Case said Monday the Com- I.oll in actlvilifi U only Utnpntiry. AQUARIUS (J.n.2l to Fab. l?| her admiration for the ant when ully, you cm u»e Die rnt,)iie. l)i|i|r>iniuir luii'ilmu ..F lirVtith milter munity Facilities Administration she finds a few in her kitchen. il imperative in tin* intuiicr. VIRGO [Aug. 22 to Stp*. 22) has approved a $985,000 loan to County Agent Marvin A. Clark Your lAt%% will be loolttd on with PISCES (F.b. 20 loM.ich 20) help Rider College of Trenton says ants are easily controlled IMVOT to don't t>f b«kw*rrt about ex< Antironum of pthfm an Tie trared rtalar then. . paTlly to rour own attitude toward life. build two (hrce-«tory dormitoriei with a 2 per cent chlordane solu- • IWI.FIald Enterr»iiea. Inc. for 336 Male students at IU tion. Juit paint it along kitchen Lawrenceville campus. iaseboards, he suggests. food is a RED BANK REGISTER Wed., March 1, 1961—19

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C 33 ox.OOC Green Beans Supreme %TX'29 Broccoli Hollandise Golden Salada Kraft Reynold's Wisk Liquid t; Alum. Wrap 32 oz. Fluffo Tea Bags Oil Regular Heavy Coupon explrei March 11th, 1961 G 15e Off-1.2-1. 4 Mb. pkg. pkg. -1.19 Pint quart C7- roll OO roll OO I can of 48 of 100 I bo». O/c f con. 75-ft. roll 7»c RIO BANK—170 Broad Sti {y FAIR HAVEN—576 Rlvec Rd. LJNCROFT—Newman Springs Rd. at Hurley lane WEST LONG BRANCH—Rt. 36 and Broadway •, I- King's Construction Upsetjs 20-Wed.. March 1, 1961 Caseys Swamped, 91-65, By St. Mary's of Perth Sacred Heart in Cage Tourney PERTH AMBOY - Red Bank Catholic High School was swamp-. RARITAN TOWNSHIP—King's'breaks, one-h»nd jump shots and: Freeman's 19 points and fine ball local Swimmers ed In the flood of points rained Construction of Keyport upset • lay-ups. : handling, and Ed Tauber's 20: out by Perth Amboy here last favorite Sacred Heart of South: King's led at the half, 40-39.. Gawler hit with Championships St. Mary's led all the way ball Tournament. luable player, j a one hander: Generelli then stole after taking the early lead, 3-2, The axiom that the team with; In a third place consolation the ball and hit on a driving ASBURY PARK — Several lo- which was the closest the Casey» lay-up. With just seconds to- go, the stronger bench usually wins game, Molly Pitcher walloped ;al swimmers of the Shore Area stayed in the ball'-game. The was again proven Friday night. Raritan A. A "Reds," 83-66. DonKalinowski of the Aces was called YMCA Aquatic Club, not only King's Construction trailed most j Jackson scored 26 points for Molly j for walking and the King's called fared well but qualified for theLions racked up eight straight of the second half, caught up to] Pitcher while Chuch Schenk hit time. Jerry Motley took the out Central Mlantlc Area Champion points for an U-2 lead. • weary Sacred Heart dub with 18 for the Reds. Molly Pitcher]of bounds pass, and irove in for thipa in a meet held last week- Ralph "Doc" Corley hit with a five minutes remaining, and then trailed, 14-29 at the half time, the winning basket. Kings led Sunday, five girls eight and un- pair of fouls and Don Mullins spurter d to an 11-poin1.i t. victory. . , In the openini g game off ththejaj t thhe hlhalff. 45-41.4541' ' der qualified at the trails held scored on a jump shot to close Every member of the King's I tourney Monday. Sacred Heart, j Last Tuesday Sacred Heart con- at Hackensack, where the team th.) gap to 11-6. From this point scored in double figures. Gawler!led by Tomaszowski's 35 points, i tinued its winning ways with a finished second to Summit In theon it was St. Mary's all the way. led King's with 19 points, while j smashed the Raritan A. •'Blues," (89-58 victory over the Raritan AA scoring. In the fourth quarter the Lion Tomaszewski was high man for|g7-52. The "Blues" had trouble;Ail-Star "Reds." Tom Cross, 6'9" reserves finished up. The Red Sacred Heart with 23. i adjusting to the close guarding ex-Seton Haller. was the chief Those who qualified were: SueBank team then took a 31-22 edge. With 67" Tom Kuc and 6'6"!of the Sacred Heart Club. The executioner with 34 points and Hoffman 4th in 25-yd. breaststroke St. Mary's rolled out to a 22-8 Ed Pactkowski controlling the,Blues Trailed, 39-15, at the half.(just about every rebound in the and 3rd In 1C0 yd. individual med- first quarter advantage and after boards. Sacred Heart seemedjjake Helfrich and Bill Noonanjgame. Ed Paczkowski, with 19, ley, Cathy Corcione, 2nd in 25^yd a 20-U margin in the second headed for their third straight led a surge that rippe.' off 10,and Tom Hargott, with 20, were freestyle, 3rd In !5-yd. butterfly; quarter, the Lions had a healthy victory and the championship, straight points at the start of Must too much for the "Reds" to' Nan Beegle, 3rd in 25-yd. breast-42-19 lead at the half. but first Kue and then Packowski the second half, but the first half; handle. Bill Fash, with 18, and stroke; Jeanne Slnnott in 100-yd. Still flooding the baskets with fouled out. The complexion of j lead held up and Sacred Heart; Chuck Schenk, with 16, gave fine individual medley; and the 100points- , St. Mary's racked up a the game immediately changed] was pouring them in at the end, j performances for the "Reds." yd. freestyle r«lav team of Cor-27-15 third quarter for a 69-37 and King's closed the gap to onejto win going away. Sacred heart led at the half, 46- cione, Hoffman, Beegle, and Sueadvantage, point. Generelli then hit for a| A basket fc>Jerr y Motley, with.U. Halfacre placed second. Of the 13 men in St. Mary's three-point play as the result of three seconds remaining, gavei King's Construction substituted The boy 8-and-under qualifying lineup, only one failed to hit the a drive. i King's Construction a thrilling, j Molly Pitches off• the floor in the -'esterday was Bob Nagle, 1st inscoring. Richie Rielly paced the That was it Sacred Heart nev-i78-77, victory over the Meadeisecond game AH 10 players 25-yd. butterfly, and 2nd in 100winners with 23 points, scoring er caught up as Brunner, Wright j Street Aces of Perth Amboy injscored, five of them in double yd. individual medley. seven from the foul line. Joe and Motley started to hit on fast I the second game Monday; Don, figures, to-post an 84-55 victory. Three girls U-12 qualified Satur- Borbeley was the only other Lion day at Montcjair. Chris Hoffman, in double figures with 18-markers. 1st in 60-yd. breastjtroke; Chris Bob Schute topped the Casey" Krukovtky, 2nd 4° 50-back, and scoring with .7 points. Frank Pez- Roy McMillan Elated Over 1st in 100-yd. individual medley; zuti had 12, Mullins 11, and Cor- and Shirley Haight, 2nd in indi- ley 10. tocomplet e the double vidual medley. column scoring. His Mote to Milwaukee Braves Non-qualifiers were Jill Cham- St. Mary's jayveej also took berlain, Maureen Canavan. Patsy the measure by a 6540 count. Sinnott, Kathy Love, Candy Con- Bob Beatty was. high man for BRADENTON. Fl«. (AP) - cember, sending McMillan to the klin, and Pam Nagle. the Caseys with a 23-point per- No one was less surprised, or Braves for pitchers Joey Jay and NJSIAA Jim Beardsley qualified in theformance. more elated, than Roy McMillan Juan Pizarro, was an early 50-yd. free with * second. St. Mary's is .18-3. The Casey* when Cincinnati traded him toChristmas present for Mac Tournament The 13-14 boys attempt to quali- evened their slate at 10-10. Milwaukee last winter. "I couldn't have been any 8. B. Calfc. (U) I SI. M.n'f happier," he said. "If I had a Today QUALIFIERS — Two Rumson twimmers qualified last weak-end for tha April Central fy this Saturday at Orange, and IMJI The bespectacled. infielder, re- Atlantic YMCA Swimming championships last Saturday at the sectional champion, the girls at Summit. orr-i 'Vf garded by many as baseball's choice, I don't think I could have At Freehold Reg. High School « 2 10 I Plckion 3 1 T picked a better team. I thii gym 10 2 Koturskl '1 finest fielding shortstop, s ships at Montclair. Christine Hoffman, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hoff- 10 2 Otrsl 2 . pected last summer he had out-being with the Braves will mal 8 p.m. — Allentown vs. Atlantic boolpy 10 2 Scott SIS Highlands (C-J-Group 1) man, 18 EdgewoorJ Rd., won the 50-yard breaststroke for girls 11-12, and Bobby Trims Schuli 4 9 17 Fedlk 1 0 2 lived his usefulness to the Reds me a better player. But I'm n Zapcle 2 15 BOTbtley 7 Tomorrow Nagle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Negla, Sailer's Way, won the 25-yard butterfly Mulllni t 3 11 duitenh'en 0 after 10 seasons with the dubworrying. ^ about myself. I'm moi At Brldgewater-Rarllan High Donatll Sot n«uer 2 . The first suspicion came last July interested in helping the Brav and won a second in the 100 individual medley for boys eight years old and under. Gulls Pezzutl 2 B 12 Dcnielenil 0 0 0 win the pennant. They missed School gym b'Eiposlto 0 0 0 Rlellr J 7 M when' he was asked to switch to He won in the sectional championship at Hackensack Sunday. Coach Bill Palmer it BRICK TOWNSHIP-Lakewood Al«eh t 3 11 seven games last year. I ju:8 p.m. — Somerville vs. Stein- High School-dumped Point Pleas- Chtiit 1 2 » second base to make room for with his charges. Curry 10 2 hope I canmake up the ditert-Bound Brook winner (C-J- ant Beach out of the NJSIAA •I rookie Chico Cardenas. Group 3) 31 33 85 i M » •! ference." basketball tournament last night Red B«nk Catholic II 11 » Sl-« "I was kind of surprised," said McMillan, 30, is expected At Freehold Reg, High School by a 68-58 score. St. Mary'i _._..32 20 21 21-11 the mild-mannered Texan. They win the regular shortstop ber gym omcfaii—Bucklewlcs A Bullion. Despite the elimination, it taid they were concentrating on from Johnny Logan. Not not 8 p.m. — Brick Twp. vs. Rumson- Orioles Comparable to Yanks fwasn't as easy as the score de- the future and wanted to experi- for his ability at the plate. Mi Fair Haven Reg. Highland Park ment with youngsters. They has of late blosomed into notes. At the end of the first CBA Varsity winner (C-J-Group 2) session the Garnet Gulls had the played Gordon Coleman on first junior slugger. Although he At Highland Park High School base, Cardenas at short and Cliff missed more than 100 games lead, 19-18, and were still out gym Says Baltimore's MacPhail front, 37-35, at half time. Wins Tri Meet Cook at third. the last two years, he bashed 8 p.m. — South Plainfield vs. Say- LINCROFT — Christian Broth- "It seemed to me they were home runs, compared to only reville (C-J-Group 2) In the third session the Plners BALTIMORE (AP) *- The op- MacPhail's personal choice to ers Academy varsity team was giving up on 1960. The season in his first eight seasons. At Rider College Gym, Trenton took command by a 42-39 count timism expressed by President make the grade is Herzog, who the victor in a triangular indoor had three months to go and we p.m. — Trenton vs. Asbury and continued to add to their was obtained in an off-season track meet held at the CBA in- still had a chance for the first Park-Plainfield winner (C-J-Group Le« MacPhail of the Baltimore Foul Shooting margin. A five-point spring closed division. But we players are paid Oriols for the 1961 season is trade with the Kansas City Ath- out the third period with Lake- door track last week. The acad- letics. to play ball and not to askCBA Freshmen Friday tempered by' the knowledge the wood leading 54-47. emy racked up 56'4 points to de- "Whitey has had spurts of be-Contest Slated questions." At Asbury Park Convention Hall club now has a reputation to up- Lakewood racked up the first feat Marist 34'/2, and St. Mary's, ing a solid player in the majors," McMillan's performance at Win Quad Meet 7 p.m. — Keyport vs. Lakewood hold. eight points in the fourth, and 6. •econd was lack-lustre, to put it Point Pleasant winner (C-J-Group "We're in a more difficult ipo- he said, "for short periods he's In Middletown then, after a Point basket, came Christian Brothers won eight mildly. His fielding percentage LINCROFT — Christian Brotl sition now than when we were done well enough to be an asset back to run up another eight of the 10 events held. Local run- 2) MIDDLETOWN —' Jack W. was the poorest of any second ers Academy frosh squad rolle 8:30 p.m. — Neptune vs. South not well regarded," MacPhail to any club. But then something straight for a 68-48 lead. ners crossed the finish line first buseman in the league. Cardenas up 53 points to win a quadrangl River-Ewing winner (C-J-Group said .as he departed for Balti- would always seem to happen to Moody, recreation superintendent, in all runs, pasted victory in the meet on the indoor track him. The Gulls got hot in the final showed promise at short but he J) more's Spring training. ...base in announced yesterday that the sec- four-lap relay, sprint medley, and CBA last Saturday. "I'm just figuring that this wil minutes to score the last 10 points was far from a McMillan. At Woodbrldge High School Gym Miami. ond annual Middletown Township of the game. Roger Williams led distance medley. Second place went to Mari be the year he'll go free of in Other first places were won by Eventually, Mac returned to his 8 p.m. — Matawan vs. Hunter- 'On paper, we're a lot closer Boys Foul Shooting contest will the parade with seven of the 10 old position and Cardenas went with 291/4, St. Mary's was thi to the pennant than we were atjuries and put it all together.' Keenan of St. Mary's in the high don Central-Watchung Hills Reg. be held March 11 in the Middle- Williams and Marty Engel, to'the bench. with 10 points, and Roselle Ca winner (C-J-Group 2) this time last year," MacPhail Next to the Yankees, MacPhai Jump, and by Marist In the olic was last with 6% points. Lakewood, were high scorers with At Mlddletown Twp. High School said. "We're gaining ground. But figures the Orioles have as! good town Township High School gym high jump, a ^.ma.... "I wouldn't have minded mak- a chance as any other team in 25 points each. Engel got 11 of his ing the switch," said MeiMiltari, Christian Brothers took sevi gym , the New York Yankees will be between 10 a.m. and noon. sprint relay. '" first places in the 10-event mei the American League. in the first quarter. SCORE 'if it was for the best interest 8 p.m. — Jamesburg vs. Atlantic favored to win the American The competition sponsored by CRA 5614—Marist 34 It—St. Mary's 8 of the club. But moving to aMarist won the other three fi Highlands-Allentown winner (C-J- League again. "New York has a good regular Slx-Lap Run—1. DlppeJ, CBA—5:21; places. Marist won the distan in every position — one who isthe Recreation Commission is 2. Hylton, CBA—3:27.4; 3. Dunpty. Ma- •trange position cold without Group 1) The Orioles were picked to fin- open to all township boys, aged Bishops on Way rl«-5.O2.J,- 4. Curtlj. CBA—S:34,». having had a chance to familiar- medley, half-mile race and tl At St. Mary's High School gym ish fourth or fifth last ypar. buteither a star or on the verge of One.Lnp Run—1. Kohros. CBA—:35.8i mile race. 12 through 18, who have not 2. Flndlay, Marist— :M.2; S. Qinil, Ml- lie one's self with it not only South Amboy the youthful club came m a sur-stardom. Their bench strength riat-:36.»; 4. Bangl. Uarllt— ;37.5. Dorn of Marist took the mile and pitching depth is not aplayes d in a school varsity, junior To a Slaughter T-- Mp Run—1.'Smith. CBA—1-21.5; . jeopardizes a player's career but 8 p.m. — St. Rose vs. St. Mary's nrisinf* second, eight games be- varsity or freshman competition. 2. ' Marist—1:28.3; 3. Amone. CBA a 5:22.8 clocking and Kuhn toun hind the pennant winning Yan- good as five years ago, hut they t ,: 4. Belircns, Marlit—1:30.7. . can be detrimental to the club." (South Amboy) (South Jersey SOUTH AMBOY-Asbury Park Th • '-Lap Run—l cooper, CBA — the half mile in 2:28. Par. B) kees. have' a good, young tegular Twentyifive shots will be al- 2:22.6: 2. Schroerter. Marlit—2:24.4; I. The trade, engineered last De- team." he said. , " lowed each contestant and winwa- s led to the slaughterhouse Kerbs. CBA—2:25.7. Saturday "If a couple of outfielders come Sprint Relay—I. Mariat—l:08.B; J.. "We're comparable to thnere s will be determined on theroad here last night when the Oirlitlan Brother* 53; Marl it 29 —1. T. Dorn. Marls boy winner vs. Union-Woodbridge win it all," MacPhail said. power," "MacPhail added. "If Four-Lap Relay—1. CBA—2:28.1, (Dt. Robinson Gives 5:22.*; 2 T. McKnlght. CBA—3:?S. included in the contest, and the The trip to the slaughterhouse Fazio. Couptanrt. Jaekion, Husson); 2. The Oriole boss admits that the only those outfielders come Marist—2:37.Barist2:37.B;; 3. Btt.. Mary—2:517Mary2:517. 3 J. Homllih. CBA-3:3S.2; ' winner (C-J-Group 4) top twp boys in each division will comes tomorrow when the Bis- Baldwin. Roielle—5:*0. No. 1 problem this year is tothrough." EightLaEight-Lap Relay-1Rl1.. CBA-«;r8.JCBA« . One-Lap 13301—1. H. Weir, CBA receiveceive alr^hytfch : "'"" "'" ^P* wi" Play Trenton in their (RaganRagan. BioverBiover , FrankfortFrankfort , Harin); 2, His Version 3B.2; 2. J. Core.li-, Roiellt ind M. 1> find one or two outfielders to , , nr MarUarUt 6:57.6:572 rfui. Marl-it— 39.5 (lle>: 4. K. Morcrol IF rI r . second outing in the New Jersey Sprint MdMedley—1l . CBA—i:ll.l A'; 1 S Marist—5:16.5; 3. CBA—6:45 B*. Marist—iOA. Buc Varsity helo carry the hitting load. |W«»"-N UMr.UE OF 1 Two-Lap i«00t—1. H. O-Nelll. CBA baskets. Thtore mar alkl idivisions sharesd is state Interscholastic Athletic As- Distance Medley-1. CBA—10:14.5 C ; l:29.9;2. O, McQrath, • MartRt—1:33.1 "We have 12 outfielders in <>'""• '"'' -•-«» sociatlon basketball tournament. Marlst-10:27.8: 3. CBA—10:41.8 D". Of Guii Charge - J*. PW- M« rift--1:19; i. J, Hi tllnir , 422 by Ken Ritznar and Kevin Truex. High Jump—I. Keenan. bt. Mary'a— ramp," MacPhail said, 'and we TT Trenton is classed as one of the 5'4"; ; 2. Flnrtlaynrtlay.. Marijt-5'2"; 3. Coup- gins. CBA—1:50.7. **r> Plntlnn .: :t2 In the even/ of a tie, a shoot- jt; . Coup CINCINNATI, (AP) - Frank Thrvp-l.sp (Half Mlim —1. V. KuhDowns Faculty believe that at least one will de- top teams in the Group 4 com•-•nll il, , CBA—3-2CA32CBA3-2""; 4. OaredO , Marl.Mlt «'r«\\ Mari«--2::8: 2. E. Kelitey. cnA~2:3 v Hardware off of 25 additional sljots Will be laifaift 3 ptacet a ddetermined by the num. Robinson, Cincinnati Red's out- 2: X J. Dzlrmlsn. CBA-StfT.O; 4. RED BANK — Coming to life velon into a solid performer for E3il'il « Si petition. Trie Tornadoes have won ber f rnlsseiu in the second half. Red Bank High us this year. BOO Rrrlra- C. Li-lls 540: M. Kohlpi taken. W u team membera— A*'(McNal- • f elder, %pent 20 minutes yester- Illxtt Jump—). E. MulvlliUl. CD. Oil: .1 8wi""on !M: M. P-r> all 20 of their games this basket- y. Jackaon. Ierublno. BroderlciO; B» day telling the Hamilton County 5'2"; 2, B. Water*, Ht, M»ry'i; 3. School's varsity basketballl team In this category he mentioned M0: M. Sclortipci 510; M Pjnltv IW«; ball season. lArnone. cole, Oakley. Koonal; C* Perent, St. Marj-i; I. W. Wiuh, roared to a 56-41 victory over the Buddy Barker, Barry ShetrOne, --- - !Cnhl*.*Vttcr! SOG: iSheehtn. Oeary. Hoffman. Oermanot: Grand Jury his version of a res-Mary's. 1 T llVwnn 5rt>; I mnk Ml1 . DVRelll)-, McNally, Huiaon, Bcllaum). Two-Lap Rtlay—1. CBA. is fla faculty on the Bucs court last Earl Robinson, Whitey Herzog, fin 2 "- C. U-tl taurant incident that led to Olverson TJ8 M. Korilenbusch Snahn Bothered Hcclor Lopez Joins j |kn.. KISIillUIIEMalmorip, It, •tbJI(UI"*. n. neynoldsi Jl. • . It. Itlclia week. Russ Snyder and Gene Stephens charge against him of carrying «or,ii:io.!ii: 2. Harm—i:iu.J: 3. K Jtorfln 202 Oscar Robertson ;1 7: •y'»—1:111 In the usual costume getup, the Yank's Training Canip a concealed weapon. <»^' - '•-»-'n->lay—1• ^t.'. CnA, «(B. Qa Malmonf, IV neynolil*. ft. Rlcha faculty players were dressed as With Stiff Knee Robinson said nothing after the S[]nl~2::i9.t; 2 Maflst—2:53.3: 3. n boxers, roller skaters, fat man, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) !•—l:0D. BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) - Gets 2,000 Pts. session, but his lawyer, 'Villiaml Sprint Meilley— 1. CBA. I etc., in pleasing some 1,000 on —The training squad of the New Geoghegan. said he planned to McGulnnrss, J. fianlanello. K. K hand to witness the comedy show. It's nothing serious, they say York Yankee's was completed NEW YORK (AP) — Oscar leave for Tampa, Fla.'. to start yl-5::iO; 2 CHA-S:323; 3, It's the same old trouble — and Marys-5:<6, «. Ro»»Ilf—5:10.5. The faculty gained some con- vesterday with the arrjval of twoRobertson became the 'second Soring training with the Cincin- Dlitnnrf Mnllry -1. MarLl-lOl.ie. look how he worked oul of it solation for the evening when Latin American olayers, pitchers rookie to score 2,000 points in a nati team. 2. CBA -11.02. last year, and the year before _ , . ... , Bli"t Put HHay—1. CHA. 11. derma winning a 11-3 volleyball game Luis Arroyo from Puerto Rico Nationnl Basketball Association p 1 that, and so on back. But the Robinson. National Leaguejisi": J. Mark^y 4i 2": v. Kum in from the senior .members of the! and outfielder Hector Lopez season when he helped the Cin- ilu&ging chamr. last season, has|{w?"T^X.7TV.ri: *'• ""r 1960 football team. „ fact is. Warren Spahn is having from Panama. cinnati Royals defeat the St, tjpen free on $1,000 bond action I ' * ^ rouble with his Ml knee. Lopez wil sign his contract — Louis Hawks, 131-105, last night in The varsity team trailed, 24 "It's stiff right now," on the charge by the. Grand) 23, at the half but In the third the he's the last unsigned Yankee — the first game of a doublehead- Jury, expected late this week quarter Coach Bill Sweel of the •rn the vestcrday's session after havin? now has 2,009 points. Wilt Cham- Arthur Messer, called police third stanza, the varsity picked weather was real warm, hut been delayed in San Juan by aberlain scored an all-time record early in the morning of Feb. 9 up 10 points by outscoring the soon as it got diMiv and we hadquarantine fo'lowinl! his pres- 2,707 points a? a rookie with the ;:,«aying Robinson had threatened faculty, 21-11. Again in the final a little rnin. It stiffened up. ence during a bubonic plague Philadelphia Warriors last year. him with a gun. session the varsity took the mar "This isn't hnlf as had as last outbreak in Venezuela. Lopez ar- St. Louis played without Bob Officers quoted Robinson say- lin by a 12-7 count. year, thouoh. Then It ^seii "to rived late 'n the day. Pettit and Woody Sauldsberry, Ing he only took the gun from a well up half again Its normal both left home with injured feet! Alan Klatsky sparked the var size." coat pocket and showed it to ity in the second half by tossing Jack San ford Reports The undermanned Hawks we/e Messer because the cook had a And last year, of course, Spahn :n 14 of his i8 points of the no match for the Royals, wlio knife. Messer, however, raid he went on to pitch 21 victories; In to Giants Camp ;ame. staged- a 27-7 burst in the last got the knife only after Sobinson Including a no-hitter, against 10 PHOENIX. Arii. (AP) - Jack five minutes of the first quarter threatened him. urally losses to push to II the seasons miii' v n Sanford. who hurled six shutouts o take comand. Robinson said he bought the RlVO 0( ho hag won 20 or moro and runlast season to lead the National The victory enabled Cincinnati small Italian pistol for protection ml(h his victory total to 2S8. (latsky League throwers, reoorted for o climb within iy2 games of because he parked his car in.a Ylnrow 1 n « I Ksrln hvffnfy Smhn, who will be 40 indutv at the San Frano-sco Giants' third place Detroit in the fight ' dark place. l(4ry i i) 11 rwniif April, wears a bandage on hi*tra'nlng camtf vesterday 'onfs for a Western Division playoff Warren Giles, president of the kn^e every day. "Must to t»1av it Manaaer Alvln Dark put him on berth. National League, said earlier he 0 0 0' NrFill* mf'." Manager Charlie. Dressen the mound right nway. "anford Jack Twyman, With 24 points, would not comment on the mat- 10 2! nsrri tins no visl*>'e ounlms. He named ter until the charge is acted on. "I do wish you'd get a threw mostly soft stuff while Wayne Embry with 20 and Mi'<8 S'-ahnle as one nt >hr seven other Giants pitchers who have Farmer, with 17, joined with Rob. Penalty on conviction on t^ | longer key chain, Willie." P'tchers for yesterday's first in- been In camp since last Wednes- ertsqn in the runaway victory; ...II 12 31 12—15 trasquad game. charge is a 1-3 year prison term. ° ' ' ....10 It'll " day were firing the ball. . Al Ferrari led the Hawks' with 18. Danny Murtaugli Drills THE Hrha First Casualty ALIGNMENT & ianipioii Pirates- Of I^R Aimelcs Angels FRANK PORTER'S FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — PALM SPRINGS, Calir. (AP)- GENERAL) BRAKE SPECIAL Hanagcr Danny Murtagh drilled RED BANK TIRE CO. 1 Former Yankee pitcher Eli IIK world champion Pittsburgh COMPARING 'SOUPBONES .— Ing.mar Johani.on, lef. U. S. Royal Air Rids Open Monday to Saturday TIRE Grba. the first player irafted by 'irates on pickoff plays nt sec- n training a? Palm Beach, Fla., for hit heayywoighl • 1A.M. to 8 P. M. • I millKT ff Broadway and Play Time. last June with Celtic Ash. 21S-«33: It Klalln 206, 204. 2U-«23: the Alberta Ranch's Flutterby, seen In action. There are some very good ones. Jim Clearv 201, 241. 17»—S323: Sonny Mr. and Mrs. Grover D. King's Supplementary nominations at Acerra, 1777 234. 201—412: Larry Lotlto who is expected to be Mie favor- 233, ISO, Ill-got. ialifornia star, Pappa's All, is a fee of {5,000 can be made until The state tournament will run from April 22 High team game—Marine Bar 1.031; ite next Saturday in the $100,000 mother westerner nominated. five days prior to the race. High team aeries—Marine Bar 2.«41: POP WAS YANKEE STAR— Two sons of Charity Keller, High |sme-manlev Bavale 247; Hlgli Santa Anita Derby. through May 21 in two establishments. The team sarW-Aniuind Crupl <32. former (tar outfielder of the New York Yankees, are at JM Club-John Savago 204, 222; Joe The Belmont, at a mile, and event will be rolled at the Cherry Valley Bowling PUnxtnl* 113, Tour Damlano 208, Hen- St. Petersburg, Fla., for early Spring training with the ry. Caajonlco 208, Ray Pesrce 222, Joe one half, is the longest of the NYLON Academy in Maple Shade, while the doubles and singles Hobko 225,• John PElandrano 219. Joefarm clubs. The two, Donald, left, a third baseman, and Triple Crown races for 3 year Calrer 2W, Hike Toacano 201, Bob olds. The $125,00O-added Ken- events will be at Baker Lanes In nearby Delaware Warden 302. Lee Stevens 223. Jack Bal- Charley, an outfielder, have been assigned to the Fargo, CHAMPIONS mer 211. 929. Buleh Man 291. Harold tucky Derby May 6 is a mile and Township. Get your application in early to obtain the Young'223, Fete Peaeronlmn 201. Les Jones MO. Armory Olborn 235, Subby N.D. team. a quarter, and the $150,000-added 15-MONTH spot you want Oollno 215, Pat Ambrosia 223. lurry Preakness May 20 is a mile and ROAD- Oreetmood 202, Bubsy- Burn's 202, Joe Bartmsin 212. 301. WOMEN'S COMMUNITY I.EAOVE Beirord Oulf i._ three-sixteenths. HAZARD The.County tournament Is the one that all OF MIDDLETOffN 6.7O-1S Black, Tube-Type W I, Connolldated Fuels bleats Five fillies, including' the GUARANTEE BOLT NAME SOCIETY I.KAGCE High team . game—Claylona bleats 7.30-14 Nylon Tub«t«ea....U.»5» bowlers should enter. Remember, it is through Ulddletown Lanes VIM 22>J 693; -High team three games—Clayton'e Brookmeade Stable's Bowl of MONMOVTH COIINTV Acoa ^ 38^4 23ft Meats 1.992; High game—C. Kahrer NATIONAL LIAC1UI Valiants '. . 13714 25(417t and B. Hadsen ITS; High series C. Flowers — champion of her di- - your county association that bowling conditions Clayton's Meate 3« 21 STORES . _ -James 1 " Fahrer 470. vision last year — are among are maintained on the Ugh plain that it cnjoya. Ild.-Kaana. Bank 34V4 28K Holy Trlnlly 1 <9 toward Johnson's 33 .. *> D)«on on .29 34 1000 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park PR 5-8700 keep bowling a sport, that keep bowling a relaxa- Itar of the Sea. _«0 W. T. Orant 27 38 born in Sydney, 'Australia. Ruthless canturinp the inaugural St. Rose of Iira» 1 ...3J Mount Carmel , ...30 tion instead of being purely commercialized with «!. Leo The Oreat 1 3 Bt. Roes 3 . .2» every bowler at the mercy of those who would be- St. Michael Holy Spirit 4 . .2n3 come millionaires at bowlers expense. For this High acorera — H. Btelnei 2_. GET THESE EXTRA MONEY-SAVING SERVICES Stroupe 220, V, Ottovlano 219, R. Wen* AT THE reason alone,' we should patronize our county nine 211. A. Btkua 21». R. Blaman 213, E. Kuemdler 2X0, B. Reardon 2M. uiommt tournaments. A. Oarviy 203, J. Hornlck 202, C. WHEN YOU BUY YOUR TIRES AT BAMBERGER'S Aachentlno 202, C. OeklnaU 202, ' J. CrtClE Mancart 201, I. Oraka 200, The closing date for ths men's county tourna- n 3 • TtftE IttSTAlLAf 1OM • TIRE ROTATION FLAT >AIR W I. ment Is this coming Monday. However, any entry — Dorothea. ™ ..« s» ^! ». Jerome 1 40 32 if s •Oolck, erport inltaUalion that Is in the hands of the county secretary, Ed. Holy Trinity > 40 32 Tbara'a • Benntoisjaf Drrra-ln Auto Canter Mat yew: It. Catherine _ .3» Varamusi Parkins (ieH A-4 kt the Garden State Plata •nd Mrriea on tires, mufflera, Bahr, by Sunday, March 12, will be honored. This ' K. Roaa of Una t 39 »./ AMhony ,,3»H t'ManmeuUil Adjacant to Bamberger'a at the Eatontown Circle t'Manlo Pmtki Parkins; field #28 at the Shopr>lnff Centar ahocka, batteriea, aeat COTBTS. It the time for all bowlers to show that they are Solr »»lrli I .38(4 s tf 'Plalnfleldi 2'i5-47 F. 3d St.. between RbnseveU Ave.. Cfcnrch St. IBrake *al» and ienic«. •t. Roea 1 H XV, NaMrairfct Salae, servlea«t 428 Hikh St.. «ntr*nee on Academy £t. better, than the rest of the bowlers in Monmouth St. Denle 32 40 Bt. Jamef 1 n a County. Winning the county tournament can mean Holy Spirit I 45 St. Leo The Great 3 54 41) ^Hlgn acorara—New Ind. lugta Berlea more than winning the state tournament. In the —If. ChlettGlo <2iO, 203, 1031 S3$: N«w Hlcri Team Serlei, Bt. Anthony 2,811* county you can talk with and bowl against those W. Llvlngaton 242. E. Barletta 234. E Yuiechak 232. M. Toecano 221, R. Lions you beat When will you meet those you beat in 2U. J. Bradley 212, Z. Dibble SOS. 201: J: Zlnwarek 208. R. We»el 207, Father the state tournament? Dolno 203, O. Krupa m, «. DelVtc ehlo 200, J. Bagul 200. Last Sunday a county meeting was held at Short HARMONY BOHXlNa UNHAVEN WOMEN 40,000 tires at low Lanes. Here we learned that Pat Ambrosia set a new w Koch's Florlit ,. .41 • record for the Shore Firemen's League by rolling 201 Fislier's Cities Service 3Mi f!hero's Market 3« ' 258 and 263, for 722. This tops Fiore Uorcione's 702 Paul Barber Shop 33H Andy's Teaaco_ Bervlce ~ Also, Pete Bosko seflTrTew all-time county record ol Jlm'a Roman Garden ~—31U 3T' J * L Auto Parts 31 31 Fell Hardware * Marine 3O'{ 3S4 795 in the Freehold Thursday Night League with game! HARMONV INDUSTRIAL LEAK — W of 279, 269 and 247. Pete had two seven pins and tw Pood Circus _ 45 American Construction 44 10 pin taps on his way to this record breaking score, Twin Boro Rambler ..— 43 Martin Co, 1 ——. 38 discount prices This gives Pete seven 700 sets for the seaso.n and Armstrong -Cork 1 *. 37 Martin Co. 4 ! .35 205 average in two leagues. C * A Body Shop .14 Donato Construction .. ,.29 Armstrong'; Cork: 2 , ' • ,2s A Mr000,000 EVENT-REDUCTIONS ON OUR 3 BEST Pete rolls for Crate's Beverages and helped his team Martin Co., 3: _i^_i_iJ2S* Martin Co. 2 ...__ SB to a tv/o game win over Stein's News Stand. Stein' Matthew J. Olll ..._j .27 42 Norm Adubsto of Twin Boro Ramble SEUlNG VANDERBILT TIRES. BUY BY THE PAIR AND SAVE. rolled a total of 3,167 and lost two to Crate's who hai >Hed a high game of 274 and a tola series of 637. The only other 600 se- ries rolled In this league was by Tony 3,185. Stein's still holds high game and series in thi: Florelc with a 600. HARMONY THURSDAY KITE LADIES league with 1,121 and 3,220. This was a positio TPts, Hughes Auto Service 5fl night and puts these two teams in a tie for first place. Mary Carter 2 . 58 Martini- Diner , , 52 Myatic Restaurant '.-.:.61 A|ong with the tournament season comes the Rarltan Sweet Shop — —49^ THE VANDERBILT TIRE Mary Carter 1 . 47 approaching banquet sessions. A few loops have Sp dee Wholesale Flower Del 43 Mlddletown Delicatessen ._ '4 These nigged tire» «re made with amating Tyrex cord, their banquets arranged, many have yet to do so. Robert L. SUttsry _...._i: 43 Corner Liquor 39 the same material uted in the original equipment of the Illnga Market ^.^ : ^ ^_.:35' . The Red Bank Businessmen's league/*'always' ar- lie's Dairy ,, , 30' 1961 ctn. The Vanderbilt hsi « broad 7-ribbed tread Lumber Super Mart .._ .--'. 30^ •' ranges its date at the start of the season along fichwelzer Broa. 28 design, and hnsky ihonldera and sidewalk for added 1 strength on the road. with its regular schedule. This season's knife and ATT.ANTIC RIOHLANDR-HA\'SHORC TAVERN LEAGUE for fork session will again be held at the Old Orchard- Conner'— * Hotel w45 27 Tube-typ* Tubaryp* Tube-rypa Country Club, Saturday night, May 26th. The Ridge wood Inn „._._, -..44 28 Site blackwalll Sits btackwoll Site blackwall '690x16 tube-type blackwoll, plui tax Weiteriil Liquor „ 41 SI Firemen's loop also has its banquet set Unlike Nick'i Pine Inn . 33 •70x15 2 for 20.99 710x15 2 for 24.99 760x15 2 for 28.99 and 2 recappable tiroj in trade Ocean view Tavern . 39 33" Frank'* Tavern _ - 38'i 33 All prices plus tax and 2 racapnble tires In trade. Wbltetratla sllihllr hltber. -7—the past two seasons, when one large banquet twiri'i Bar -L« L.1S!4 98 Paul'i Tavern _. ;—.;_._. Sfl 36 was held at the Asbury Park Convention Hall, Val'a Tav«rn „ 42 At. Hldi. F-ec. . 2S« 43 there will be four. Divisions A, B, and C will hold Bachitadt's 19 53 Serlea—Tom laakien 212. 217. 18 forth May 19. Divisions E> F and G, May ,18, and' JSS.200 Club—WaJt Andenon 242. Orovei Divisions H, I and J, May 25, and Divisions K and Shlnn 229, Ed Bahr 220. "Ilemmle" Anderaon 213, Bteva .Adeikavlu 210, VANDERBILT CUSHION MASTER Harry Dwlarit 210. Foo Merchettl 203. L, May 23, All four banquets will be at the Paddock 210; JoUn scorentlno 209. "nmy Bellei. £a 20*. Jack Leeeer 200. Itltchle Per- Here's « tire that's equal in quality to the tires on most Lounge In Long Branch. Has your league nude rinl 201. Joe Marchettl 201. Bob Bauer 1961 cars, yet they cost this little. They're made with Tyrex , 200. Tom Campbell 200, Sam Pouter, '. arrangements for Hs banquet? 200. cord for extra strength, and have a heavy tread1 and side- wall for greater wear, safety. HARMONY FRIDAY MTE MIXK1> Banquets are Incomplete without trophies.-^To Tutw-hrp* TPts, Tiibalm~ • a Tubaleu make this season's banquets Just that much better Sherwln Williams 6.1 Sit* bfackwoll blackwoll Sin blackwall for Bnice'a Oamee ..„ ^ .{S7 Veai J Contractor ... rj M 670x15.2 far 22.99.2 far 26.99 7S0xll_ 2 for 26.99 20.99 Nat's Jewelers and Rue Studios of Little Silver Walt's Furniture _- „ *. ._ F>3 710xl5_2 for 26.99.2 far 30.99 640x15 tube-type blackwall, plui tax Matawan Bulldera . 52 800x14- -2 for 30.99 have come up with new ideas. Nat's Jewelers have Carrollers ...... 31 7(0x15-2 for 30.99-2 for 34.99 Sunset Motel „ 47 »Xrxl5_2 far 34.99_2 for 38.99 850x14- _2 for 34.99 and 2 recappable tires in trade donated two trophies to almost all the bowling es- Haxlet Herold .. 47 Doutlaa Ellctrlo L...46 All prtoee plus tax and 2 recappable Urea In trade. Whltevalls slightly hliber. tablishments In the county. These trophies will Crates Beverage —. «.„ 44' Wayne Coffee 42 "4 Hed'a Maple Dellcatasien 43" go to the man and woman in each establishment Union Drugs .. . ^ 42 nt Ulte Aluminum ...... 41 <4 who rolls the highest game of the season over Mlddletown Delicatessen 41 >, Mickey Mouses 37 those foul lines. Harold Lubitz, of Nat's is always Btern A Carey : 38 V/i Dell Pur Construction _ 32 Instituting new Ideas. , 200 Club—Bill Maraeco 201 Ed Turn- VANDERBILT SAFETY-NYLON er 203, Fcfty Hohloff 285. Made of 100% DuPont nylon cord, this tire is stronger Rue Studios and Sycamore Lanes have come u MIDDI.KTOWN A '• I.F.AOI'E than those uted as original equipment on most 1961 cars. W L with'the most novel award we have heard of yet Rw John Danlel'e Men'a shop ^ ti 27 The S»fety-Nylon has a 6-ribbcd tread with rigid outer Keyport Packing 3» 33 Studios will paint a 20x24 oil portrait of the kegler rol Brlgadoon Village . 3S>4 331 grooves* angled inner grooves and thousands of sipca for Paddock Lounge „.._ - 37 35 Fort Monmouth Cleaners ... 35 37 greater traction. Ing the high single g&me of the season at Sycamore John'e Bar . 34^4 37H 1 Tube-trpa Tub«U«s Tubeleti for Pepel Cola 32'4 3B Lanes. The deadline for this score is May 1st, so ther Mlddletown Lanea 29'4 42<- Siio blackwall blackwall Site blackwall 22.99 640x15 tube-type blackwall, plui tax wil be time to have the portrait presented at thi COO Berlea-Oeorge Haydlck 2S9. 1r>fi. 670xl5_2 for 24.99_2 for 28.99 750114 2 for 28.99 1S7—in; Floro Corclont 211, 177. 231 710x15-2 far 28.99_2 far 32.99 «19; Roy Norman 190, 21B. 200—«35; -2 for 32.99 league banquet This portrait is for the highest garni Ti Thorn 193. 201. 5(9-600; Tony Fran, 760x15-2 far 32.99-2 for 36.99 800x14. and 2 recappable tirei in trade clsconl 1B2. 229. 201—818; Virgil smith 800x15-2 for 36.99-2 for 40.99 850xl4_ -2 fo..r. 36.99 at Sycamore, not for the highest in each league. Ru 217. 211. 21S-841. 200 Club-Ray ISroMer 31J. Tony All prices plus, tax and 2 reoappable-tlres tn fcrada. Wblt*wane ellaMlj hlsbar. Studio and Sycamore. Lanes < are presenting this >oi Caprlonl 211, Qeorxe Psaropoulos 200, Ed Matuiezewakl 222. Joe Menzzopanr. Jr. 20S, Lea Jonea 223. Stan SavaKe 2.1A. painting together. There is a sample of the Ru Ed RItter 221, Dan Fornataro 224, t)r. Morgan Collo 219, Dennle Arnone 227, Studio work on display at Sycamore. 202; pat Arnbroila 211.

Petragiia Gulf Sales, Russ McCue Plumbing BKHINRSSHEN'S I.HAGt'E W NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT • and Siegfried Hardware are trying to prove to each Red Bank Electric — .17 Oasis Restaurant 35 other, and the Atlantic Highlands Businessmen's Three 8' 33 Oranrtlnstte Bldrs. — 33 league at .large, that they are the best team In the Mldrtletown Plumb. Hupp. Holmdel Llguori 30 loop. There Is but a two game spread between Mlddletown Lanfs , 27 Lloyd's Pharmacy . .23 ,4 t these three teams and It looks like these are the Coast Yacht Works —...23 Style Construction 23 Amerjcsn Lumber . 23 teams that will wind up 1-2-3. Loori's Bar, George VFW Polt .18 Tervo Bros —14 L. _ y Koeppel & Son, Crate's Beverages, Hauser's In- * M Hardware _ 6 Vanderbilt heavy-duty Rust-reiiitant Vanderbilt heavy-duty 200 Club—B. Phillips' 2?fi, R. Paul- surance and Al Wolfe & Sons also are spread over sen 215, TO. -naynor 208. R. Corcoran batteries—24-mo. guarantee, mufflen with (hock abtorbers with BRAKES RELINED 20«. R. Hyourcy 202. R. Duncan 201, two games but the nearest to the top is ilx games J.", Pagan ,201, J. Fellon 201. N. Grand. free installation free inttallation free installation Inettl 200, J. McLarln 200, B. Yemc ON ANY 2 WHEELS 200. away. •• The Brook Agency, Julian's Sport Shop Make Tear rri Maks Tear Model Trie* Stiulebaker . _'47-'54 Champion. B.!>3 and the Caso Cleaners take up a three game area, BPAA TRAVEI.1M1 LEAdDK Chevrolet . 6-Y01t_'*0-'»4_ w u oKerrolet _'41-'53 6 7.411 each Playdrome Lartea ^ 42'4 17'J Chevrolet _*_ .'M-'io 6 and 8_ 9.4!) but are at least two games behind eighth place. 1 Ford 6-T0lt_'83-'5«_ poivllac • 1 ._'33-'fl4 6 and S 7.4!» 5.99 For Most Cars Mlddletown Lanes _ -37H 22 Ford , Olds, _|51-;SG jj 9.OT 7.99 Elm Lar.^s .' „. 35 2S Buick For most makes and models The White Crystal Diner is almost a sure bet to Hotvtll Unis 34 2« Plymouth Bulck ?53-'B6^Zl a , , liuil Luccl'a Lanea „„ 31 20 FlrmouUl Oad, llronll- '52-'6G 8 ln.:i;i - wind up In the kitchen at the end of the season Shore Lanes Kill 341 Cad. (rear). _'»2.'S6 > 1.49 Ocean Lanes . in 42 Bulck «052— ».9» Cad. l(tont). _'37-'6O B 12.49 These shock absorbers are Only top grade, specially en- with all the duty dishes — six games out of 11th Harmony Bowl ifli,4 43H Bulclt _U-roItJ.'«3-'6O_l«.»» Cad. (rear). _'«7-'6O 8 IS.49 precision engineered 10 give

TAKWCM3VEH. At Us desk, Arend IVLubb«rs concentrates on bis new duties as president ©I Central College.

t 29, Arend D. Lubbers is the youngest college president In the nation. A This fall he took over the top Job at Central College, a coeducational liberal arts school at Pella, a town of 5,000 in central Iowa. The school has 501 students and a staff of 69 teachers. Looking more llVe a student than a college prexy, Lubbers is not In the least apologetic about his age. "Youngpeople respond to youthful leadership," he says. 0 Already bis presence on the campus is being felt in many old and new corners: A new $18,000 chemistry research laboratory is being planned. A foreign study program has been inaugurated. A course in Russian language opened for, the first time this fall. An on-campus research fund has been established to help faculty members and students who wish to undertake Bpecial projects in the sciences. The young president is literally following in the footsteps of his father, Dr. Irwln J. Lubbers, 64, now president of Hope College at Holland, Mich, the elder lubbers served as president of GETTING ACQUAINTED. President Lubbers chats with four stu- Central from 1934 until 1945. dents on Central College campus. From left: Norman Van tifyk; Lubbers received his degree from Hope, and his master's in history from Rutgers University in Ray Feldt; Lubbers; Virginia Van Vark, and Vernon Wlersema. 1956. For a while, he taught history at Wlttenburg University at Springfield, Ohio. With his wife, Eunice, and their three children, Don, 6, John, 3, and Mary, 1, he returned to Pella last year when he was named vice president in charge of development at Central.

He holds conference with two "oldtlmers" at Central, Dr. Laura M. Nanes, Lubbers stops to talk to Susan Argus, of Hammond, head of division of history and social studies since 1939, and Dr. Wltyiam lad,, left, and Delores Raster of Des Molnes, la. » G. Wing, head of humanities division andprofessorof French fox 25 yean. Lubbers enjoys chat with Kiwsnls members at luncheon In town.

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•'"< He Btandebefore 1 "I >S portraip t of fa- tter, Dr. Irwln J. Lubbers, who , served as pres- ident of Central College from 1934-1945. Pic- , ture hangs In i hall In college's ^ • adminlstra- ,)v H tion building. At home, the Lubbers family gather around piano for sonff- fest Mrs. bibbers holds Mary, 1, as she plays. In fore- Lubbeni {amlly at dinnertime. While papa and mama, and little Don and John i ground Is John,3, and, in back, standing by father if Don, 6. prepare to eat, baby If arysits lnhlghohalr, quit* absorbed with her own food.

•' ''•• « BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES FOR SALE APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK KEGISTER .IVKK LOCATION ~ 3',i rooms, bath, Wed., March 1, 1961—23 SANDER'S FIX-IT MOWER SERVICE CONSTABLE AUTHORIZES >URlness couplr. Ko prla. Unfurnished. LEONARDO RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES Release ol 28 rwrni JJ5 jnotilhly SH 1-007G. I Day __ 3est location. Near buses, Save 20% to 35% — For $6.95* of Good Used mrl New 'HRIIE KOOMS K<-'KN1SHEL> — All REAL ESTATE WANTED 3 Days Consecutive . .32c Line FURNITURE itnttles aupplletl. ;ss. :chools, churches and shopping. 4 Days Consecutive . -Me Line 1. We will Clean and Adjust Carburetor. —For Unpaid Balance *tnd L«i»~ BH l-l )lder type home. Three bed- LIST YOUR HOME WITH WAUCUR eit ol all JUaUnt • fell Walkel r A WakeWalker.. RaReal l EstateEate, W D«yi Consecutive . 4. We will Clean and Adjust Spark Plug. oupie. No pets. J72 BIl 1-7979 arge dining room, large kitch- O ? di Shb fix. 2!S OUTFIT NO. 3 flurance. Opeo ? dayi. Shrewsbury BllaiJ ads utii Tht Raitttar-a r. 0. Boi'tSo artra. 5. We will Flush Crankcase and Replace with Heavy-Duty ft pc. Convertible Living Room Outfit THHEHs-KOOM FURNISHED apart- ;n and laundry room plus full rice, SH t 6311 RtrlUn of/ict. CO 4 Oil. 5 pe. Modern Bedroom Group ieni, call Dasement. Two-car garage anrj Yearly Contract Rates on Requeit 6 pc. Dinette orkshop. Can be assumed for 6. We will Sharpen and Balance Blade." PLUS — Renewed R-jfrljemtor "TIRNISHED APARTMENT — All utill- EGAL NOTICE Mlalmam lunrdoa AIM lines 7. We will Adjust Gove'rnor, Included. Phone (2,300. Full price $13,900. J87 Ritftt to clauify, toll or njict any aatartliercsnl u reiirrm UNPAID BALANCE $276 SH 1-108J NOTICE OF SALK py Tn» ItsKister, ' Add two dollars for pick up and delivery jer month includes taxes and in- 1 termc: $3 weekly, |5 down URNISHED SPACIOUS APARTMENT surance, On Thursday. March 9, 1S61 at I0:3Q We wlU not ba raipo«ulbla for errors, unless they are aetectsd Does not Include sharpening reel type mowers. ouple Utilities. Yearly. 7- Monmouth M.E.8.T. at Hway 35, Neptune, New before tne siconi Insertion. • A.. UILLHOUSE. Oakllurst. TR 6 0517. ereey, 1 will tell at public auction No cancellatlona will b« accepted or changes nulo In UvertMe. THRIFT WOW! ! behalf of the Federated .Service tnetita *na hour after receipt at office. SANDER'S FIX-IT SHOP WO. three-room apartments, coinple: >rp one 1S57 Font idenitft«d IJW aerial . Cor, of llfi Haddon Avs. and Laurelgflt., Shrewsbury r redecorated. Heat and water BUP- \ Pasadena split in Middletown imber p7EV100331 by reason uf WAREHOUSE 1IM. $75 to |85 per month. Inquire *6 DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day BHora Publication SH 7-4939. - ownship. Only $3,500 to assume urncs Mills's default of conditional 22 East Front Street .ewli St.. Eatontown. Or call SH 7-2706. his beautiful house. Three bed- alea contract covering same, Keyport, N. J. THREE-nOOM furnlahed apnrtment. Bald 1957 Ford can he Been at Hway *:« A.M, Day Bclon radiatilo> nit* pprod two eejs b>Io» private enlrance and bath. No pets. rooms with an unfinished fourth >> l-ieptunr, New Jersey. DQbllcatlo.. HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE tor »ppolntnjfal, dlsl CO 4-3022 • C. C KABABICK, Store Houri: Monday thru Saturday Mult*. LI 2-2Z7T or 811 J-Z967.' This modern home is filled y\ti> Attorney in Fact. HOUSEKEEPER — RECTORY, SLEEP 9:00 AM, to 6:00 P.M., FOUIt R0OM3 sml lialii. Ilcnt nnd hot he type of fixtures and conven- •larch 1 $2.70 Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 IN. ELIZABETH AREA. NEW OPENINGS Thursday al for military couplf. Cam on prlvau talipbonsa an toll-In* to OB S-O9U tram U>» KEaiSTKRJCD NUR8E — 3 p.m. to li advancement. Age 18-30. Muat be li iieretiy give a that tht Olt- ready and willing to work, CALL BAHQA1N — Complete Polaroid out' Available March 4. »100 month. CA » rlct Boards of Election and Registry following nations! LOweU 8, COUaz 4, 717 (Keauturf) WHltney «. P.m. Write "Nurse" Box til. 8H 1-4019, n and for the Borough of New Shrcwi- Cain on print* tiliphonss art toll-Iris to sa 1-M10 from tba Red Bank. (It. Never used. Will sacrifice. Call •595. MATTHEW J. GILL BH 1-4S48, 5-7 p. m. mrY. County of Monmouth, fitat« of fallowing stations; ATtantlo Highland's l. OApltal 2 and ft, U&trty 2. TOUR-ROOM APARTMENT partly fur- 4ew Jersey, will meet at th* placea Hlinlands a, OSborn* 1. ItUmiDnl. IEa Bright X, and SHMld 1 SALARY $104 ROPER OAS KANOB—Two oveni, Ilshed Very nice, in HldrilefDWn. Chtl "The Broker lerefnaiter deaignated on > Call Iren Invited, ('all Dorothy Bwartz 787 and ». HELP WANTED-MALE PRESSER — All around. Apply One 1703 after 3 p.m. Who Knows Middletown" TUESDAY, APIUIJ 18, 1W1 Hour Superama Cleaner•, between 8-12 RU 1J111 _eo the (lounof. 7:00 a. m. and noon, located at Atlantic Superama WEDDING QOWNS HALF PRICE THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartment Highway 35 Middletown i:oo p. m. (Eastern Standard Time> BhoppfnE Center, Shrewibury Ave., with hath. Heat, water supplied. Prl ANNOUNCEMENTS BOATS & ACCESSORIES • Wllheimenfa Dobbins vate entrnncc. Call SH 7-4574. OS 1-3200 |C;O 4-5432 or tho purpoaa of conducting th» Pri- Shrewsbury. 63 Rlverclde Ave. Red Bank ary Election tor tha nomination of LOST AND FOUND DRAFTSMEN TOP SOIU—Enriched Nursery. $3.50 THKEB ROOMS — Furntehed. tile bath, landidates. ' MARIKl} SUPPLIES Mechanical and r yard delivered. K A H Conoti-uctlon. utilities tupplled. 139 8. Bridge Ave., Said Primary Election win b* held LOST — White dog wlui brown esra. Everything For Th» Bontman. New HELP WANTED-Male - Female Broad St., Red Bank. SH 7-2300. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE i said municipality foe th« purpose Hunting dog. vicinity Chapel Hill. Re- Jtriey'i largcit m»rin« aupply houie Electro-Mechanical TNFURNISHED ~ Three roomi, bath. if nominating a Governor for ihe State ward. Call AT l-zeie. Svlnrude B&i«»Huirl~e?rvic* NOTICE TO JOB APPUCANTSTlli FIVfi'PIECE FORUICA, extra a lie )f New Jersey, three members of the kitchen set, yellow. Upright walnut >ry good location. SK 7-0591 or 8H Close to town. Charming brick I^OSTCWWMn'f .pet. Ctiesspeaka £ay Impiedist* opeainsi at our Red Bank Refute r doei not knowing- -2171. general Assembly of New Jersey from THE BOATUAN'8 SHOP ly accept Help Wanted advertisement! desk. Two Jaree flat desk*, email iron- and frame home boasting 26' liv-(ho County ot Monmouth, on* mala ami Retrlaver,' All brown, answers to th« 24 Wharf Avr Red BttDl( laboratory foe Draftitntn with er and chair. Kress kiln 1U13. All good TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY With shower name of "Smoky." Reward. 8H 7-1T2I. up to 1 years eiperience. from firms covered by tht Federal ing room with fireplace, modern one female member of th* State Ex- BH 1-0760. Wag* and Hour Laws If tnay offer less condition, reasonable. LO 6-4720. and private entrance. Call kitchen with wall oven and break- ecutive Commute*! for each Of the ma- I/)ffT—-Laraa black and white dog, re- Open Bundayt and Holidayi than tba Jegal minimum wag* under __ OB CONSOLE! TV. $78. Inquire BE 2-0549 or political parties (Republican and •ambling Labrador Retriever. In vl 9 A.M. —• 1 F,l{. ALSO the Federal Wage and Hour Laws. Service Department, Eatontown TV, LONO BRANCH — Unfurnished threi fast area. Three large bedrooms Democratic), one Member of the Board elnlty ot Port Monmtmth. 787-8198. firms *ngaged In Interstate commerce Hwy. 3D, Eatontown. LI 2-0400. rooms, tile bath. Yearly. CA 2-S877, Recreation room. V/2 baths, par- o( Chosen Freeholders for the County or tn the production of goods for Weefcendf or after 5. >f Monmouth. and for th* following commerce muit now pay at least S1.00 GREEN SIMMONS HIDE-ABED, tial basement. 45 trees. Unique nunlcipal offices, viz: IUSINESS NOTICES DRAFTING an hour, and time and one-half for 575. THREE-ROOM KURN18HED apart- at $26,500. Two Councilman for th* full Ann of AUTOMOTIVE work over 40 hours In any one week. SH 1-8297 ment, heat and hot water, J65 month. three yean each. ;j •VU# Forma of incom* T&x Prepared If you are offered less by covered BAB3ETT BLOND MAHOGANY bud 23 William Bt., Red Eanlc. SH 7-5278. An^ AaBesior'Ior the full tnrm of AUTOS AND TRUCKS 8CrtWEIZEH AOBNCY TRAINEES firms or If you have questions con- room set, double dresser with mirror KSO MONTHLY — Two rooms B iur years. I960 CHEVROLET BEL MR two-door, 787-0123 or CO *-$S2Q Opportunlllef to loin our cerning the activities of the 10 Bur-chest, paneled bed, new box spring and •ricn. 'AM utllltlfB. V"rii!».>M, V WALKER & WALKER Bald Primary Election will b* held alx cylinder, Powergllde, radio, heater. 2115 Main St.. Keamburc. N. 7. Draltlns and Design train- eaus of tits EJ. 8. Labor DepL now mattreii, (175. Call BH 1-7379. worhing mother with nhlld. Will mil 'or ths purpose of nominating pertons serving you write. caU or visit U. 8. child while mother works fnr small ad' ' tha respective parties to the offices 17.00U miles. Top cciulltlon. I'rlvale Ing program for graduates HOTPOINT Refrigerator, 6 cu. ft. REALTORS Owner. J1.743. CO 4-7074. " WOOD — And klndllni tor aa.te. fiai« who nave recently completed . Department of Labor at Rooms 201, rtitlonnl fee. Phone CA 9-1573. avo mentioned and also to elect one ments, ftttlci cleaned. Tr«ei moved hlrh school or with a 202, Old Post Office Building, 202 East «50. Highway 35 Shrewsbur* male and on* female member from l»X> INTERNATIONAL DUMP TOUCH. Cement work. JLtght faaullDg. 8H 7-1812, MAXIMUM of onfc year col* State Bt., Trenton, N. J. SH 1-0840 UNFURNISHED — Four rooniH, bath, each election district In the Borough 1950 FORD PICKUP TRUCK. iege, -Must have 1*£ yean DUBTY Aqua Batln flnlahed LUAN 25 Riverside Ave. Cal! it -New Shrewsbury as" Members of FOR TREE IVOUK, CAO tree service. PERSON CURRENT!.* COMMUTING SH 1-9770 ' SHadysido 1-5212 .he Monmouth County Executive Com- CO t-1577. Toppiqg, trlmml&g, removal. Call LJ algebra, l year geometry, to Trenton dally to dellrer email pack. PLYWOOD, slle 48"xM"Hi", only 2-4220 [or tree aaumatea, run insurance U-year trigonometry. 94.35 per sheet—minimum delivered or- TWO ROOMS furnished or unfurnlshei mittee for eacti of the two major po- UoO PLYMOUTH — Four door, aood ago. Leaving Red Bank About 7 a,m, Open 7 Days litical parties, (Republican and Dem- engine, poor body. 70.DOO mlle>. Frloe coverafe. .» 811 1-1123. der 10 sheets—pick tip any quantity. Kitchen. Good seetHon. 23 Bouih fit , CALL COLLECT OR VISIT aood basement or den wall paneling— Red Bank. SH 1-7081. ocratic). M/ Call BH 1-7080. IMCOUB TAX RETURNS nrtparad PAILY, S A, M.-3 P. M. • lust nail It up. Call now SH 1-S500. JlED Notice u hereby given that qualified PODQE WAYFARER 1933 two-door at completely. JEI«rti.tt) year to a— REAL ESTATE SALES BANK LUMBER, > Wall Street, Red ATTRACTIVE nicely furnished one voters of the Boroueh ot New Shrews- MM fry Trovato. OS 1-12S9. IN MURRAY HILL Opportunity tor pjea»am, rewarding Banic, room efficiency npartment. Convenler bury, County of MonmouU,, Btate of dan. »1Z3. Bit 1-81ST. n Princeton Jtd., (NEAR SUMMIT) Bank HJ location, EH 1-6384. $400 Fair Haven. VUONO COCK BUILDING, INO work with well estballshe•atballshed real citateatat** ; New Jercay, not already registered In ON MOUNTAIN AVJENUE office bandllnE residential, conunerclal CHERRY BOFA and two chairs: riles ANXIOUS- TO GET Heady tenant Down payment buys this clean, said municipality, under the laws ot X05B FIAT 1100. Ffeur-door Bedan. two- Doclta stralxhtentd. PtlinM Jett«d CRestview 3-6000 and Industrial properties. No experi- stationery cabinet, aluminum •Iralghi Tttree-room apartment (furnished five-room home. Full cellar, oi! New Jersey governing permanent r«K- tone, radio. whiUwaUi, good condition, down. BE 2-2898, RU 1-2U7. ence necesiary. Excellent opportunity baclo and arm chairs. Metal desks, poi' unturnlRhed). Suitable Cor single* peraoi litration may register or trtnafer with laso. oil l«3l« «fl«r « p,m. IHCOME TAX RETURNS prapirad a IXTS. 3Q78-32O4 to expand wlln active brianttatlon. ture chairs, walnut telephone table, or rmiple. No nets. On hiia lino Vt mill heat, garage. Near Red Bank. th* clerk of snid municipality at hti your horns or bualniu by qualified Write (Ivlng details to "Active," Box Swivel arm chain. Large- walnut con- north of Red Bank. BH 1-8331. ' office, borough Building, Hamilton IDS4 FORD CVBTOMVTNE — Four accountant. Rtasonibla ntti, BH 7<2Sfl3. 511. Red Bank. ferenc* ttble, 12 walnut arm chairs, Road, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey, door, good condition. Call 787-33T7 after Or Pit 5-0339. Bank of England chairs, Surrige A SonTWIN QABLES APARTUENTS — Only $93 Per Month at any time up to and Including Thurs- BELL BANK TELLERS WANTED — (Mais (next to BtelnUach's parkins lot), 24Thre* tnd four rooma on riverfront day. March 9, 1961, during the fo!- FORD—J95i CUBTOMLINS CAHPZHTJSR — Paneling, attics, eel- or female) — Must be thoroughly Clay St., Red Bank. Open Wednesday Elevator, patio, boat dock. SH 1-2309. lowinw houri: Dally, 9:00 a. in to perlenced. Write for ' appointment. BEACH AGENCY Two-tone, green and white: two-door. lari, kltchem remodeled. Celling blocks and Friday evenings 7-9- i EATONTOWN — Four rooms, bath, 4:30 p. m., Saturdays, Sunday* and a^ annfllallspeciallyv r. n L•O TtBH. 18-3S3L TW." Box 811. Red Bank.- Good condltlon_Nevr tires- Heater. Auto- TELEPHONE HOTPOINT MATCHED* PAIR — Aut unfurnKhed. Onraite. heat, hot watei Middletowi Holiday! excepted. Also March 4, 1961 (natia tr«n«mlillon. (379. C<11 SH 1-7751INDIVIDUAL incom* tu xtturni pre- COOK WANTED — Qood Stead/ Job MJd LI 2-0410 afler 3. Hwy 35 from 9:00 a. m, to 12:00 noon. Also miter.g p.m.. for right per'on. References needed. matfc clothes washer and dryer .n coo! Mar*fi fl. 7, I and 8, IBS! from 7:00 pared by gradumta accountant, former- working condition. Will accept best of- UNFURNISHED — Five rooms, goo OS 1-2727. p. m, to 9:00 p. m.. or at,Permanent 1965 CHEVROLET — Six cylinder El ly with national iccountlof firm. By Available approximately March 16th. LABORATORIES " 11 8H 1-4476. fer. Call SH 7-0228. location. Heat, hot water luppllerl. $%• MIUULKTOWN—SPUT LJSVJSL, Irani* Registration Bureau, Courthouse, Free- eellent condition. Radio and beater. One appointment. C. D. BlawfU, Jlad Bank. month. 787-8728. hold, New Jersey, at any time up to owner. Cil| SH 1-5590. 811 7-20Si COLLEQE STUDENTS diate occupancy,. low down payment THREE ROOMS — Full bath, unfur- beven roomi. ltt bath, enclosed jalon and including Thursday, March 9, 1961 l»50 CHEVROLET two-door Bel AirSAV, E || now on furniture rcpalri doQ* Part-tims • it a.m. • 4 p.m. during the following hours: Daily 0:Ofl Promotion Campaign. Pleasant work. ALTENBURG ilfllied. Drftnd new In new home. Choice •le porch, attached garags. Fhont O automatic transmission, radio, beater, In your homa. Ch&lr teat bouomi rt- SITUATIONS WANTED, Female T color decorations. Built-in cabineti I-0WJ5. a. m, to 1:30 p. m,, Saturday*, Sun- S1J5. Alter e p.m. HU 1-2126. webbed. 910. Hofa*. «15. 8«at platformi No •filing Good lalary and bonus ,nd wall oven In kitchenette. Prlvat days and Holidays excepted Also. Mbulit. 117.93. Bofa, |39. Chair caolnr Car nttv^ary. SH 7-3399, B to 4. WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, PIANO HOUSE entrance 12fl CreeV Rd.. Keannhurg. L1NCROFT — Three bedroom npll March i, 1961, from 9:00 a, m. to 12 1»56 CADILLAC Coupe de Vllle. lull Sania day strrlc*, dilatanc* DO objict. PROGRESSIVE REAL ESTATB com- or otoer occasions. Babysitting also, level. Near parkway, ichoola and iho. Noon, March 7, 8, and S, 1931, from power. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS o( fill 1-43U. pany need* thi aervlc« of on* more mtt Housekeeping. Call BH 1-8881. Rent A Piano UNFURNISHED — Four rooma, show- ping area. Assume *\{ per cent mot 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. v (63 per month. NO CASH NEEDED. laleamen. The felling season In ready 1UCUABLE WOMAN w lanes to take er, gas heftt. 7 Brllevue Ave., Keana- gage. Phonfl 8H 7-35&S.. On Thursday, March 9. 1961. th> *>R 1-S097. ATTENTION to ttnrt Writ* "ProgreMJve" Box Oil, $12 per Month turg. 787-2743 or Plymouth 9-23J0. registration boofei will be closed until XI you are Interested In reducing youi care or children to ner Qotne. 107 DEAL DIRECT WITH traniterred own 1M0 FIAT Multlpla nation wagon, 8,000 Rid Bank. Maplt Ave. 811 7-2009. Will board. KNABI, HASON-HAML1N. BOIIMER. LEONARDO — Thrfte rooma* »n IT on Ltncrolt hom«. Must sell 31, after th*-forthcoming Primary Elec- mllea, 'good condition, call present car payments, alw In borrowlai tion to be held on Tueai'lead ay,,Apri" * "l ~~18. cash on your car with no red tape, sec WANTED SALESMAN experienced In MATURE WOMAN desires part-time CABT^NKLBON. EVERETT. BTECK. bath, JSf> .mnlhly with utlltilea. Ca! year old, six-room ranch with coutUi CO 48166 floor covering witn broadloom and hard view. Built-in kitchen, with refrigera- 1961. us at once. Labrlola Motors, Ino .New- employment. Secretary-Stenographer, Cookman Are. * Ualn St.. A«nurj Pa, AT 1-2*47. Notice of change or residence or ap- 1954 FOHD convertible, leather Interior, man Bprlnga Rd. Red Bank. SH 1-2433 •urface knowledge. Excellent company typist. OS 1-0MB. URNHED APARTMENT — Ver> tor, three large 'bedrooroi, two batha. ladlo, heater, good tires, $110 or belt benefit*. Apply Tn perion, at our per- Opan dally till B • Sat. till 0:30 No reaaonablc offer refuaed. BH 7-309 plication ror transfer of re gist ration JEWELRY HEDESIQNEO— Transform sonnel department, Montgomery IVard YOUNO WOMAN wlihes day'a work. Jce. Clean. AH new modern kitchen, •hall be made either by written re- oiler. 787-0478. your gemi with sentimental value to *" Co.. Eaton town. 8 a, m. - 4 p. m. Call PR 5-9301 private hath. 95 Herbert Bt., Red Bank. CUSTOMBUILT SPLIT LEVELS — quest forwarded to th« Municipal Clerk 1961 DODGE Lancer station wagon, two wearable, up-to-date Jewelry. Free 611 1-2127 RED BANK" — Thres rooms, unfur. Middletown area. Now available, or th* County Board of Election on weeks old, save 1350, light green, push sketches and estimate. Reusslllea, 36 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wantei RE DUCINQ EQUIPMENT—For rent or Tit«ihf>a, fir^tt flnnr. H*>Ht, hr»t water rooms, recreation room. Hi baths, ga- forms provided by laid Municipal Clerk button. OS 1-1358. Broad St., Red Bank, N.J. Immediately; in active ottic* eitab- WILL CARE FOR child, age 2-4, torsale. Free delivery. South Jersey Burgl- piled. Available now, Acc>KBtble tf rage Mortgages arranged. Daji BH " or Board or by calling In perion at Ilsned over 43 years; call for an ap-working mother. Call 7S7-S10>. Keana cal, SHadyilde 7-2S14. transportation, shopping facilities. $7! 4216. Evening* SH 7-1275 the office of the Municipal Cleric or 1958 COLONY PARK MERCURY nine- FEDERAL AND NEW YORK STATS pointment; Ray StUlnan, Realtor, State County Board of Election! up to and passenger ' station wagon, $1200. Call INCOME TAX returns tiptrtly pre- Hwy 35. Bhrewsbitry, adjoining Red »»'«••_ .....1 . ....-,..• :. DINETTE SETS o*r month. Suitable for adulta only, HED BANK — $H,000 Cape Cod three BABY 6ITTIKQ, Mature woman. Hour, Sfl 7-OI00. Or SI{ 7-27S3. bedrooms. Wall-to-wall carpets. Pttlo Including March 9, 1961. after 6. ATI-1751 pared by qualified accountant Your Bank. SH 1-860G. Several beautiful new models en sale. Th* laid Board* of Registry and day or week. TWO ROOM" FURNISHED — LIneni! with outsi'le fireplace. Immaculate con- 1951 PLYMOUTH CU8T0M home Or mine. CO 4-0645. BH 7-2»7» CROWN KITCHEN CENTER dltlon.-'BH 1-3384 Election will meet on Four-door 1175. ALL TYPES of •Iteration! on women'i Hwy 35 8H 7-2552 Mlddletown itUlttes. parkin? ,n eluded. Dei.raW TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 19fll BOOKMEN, BRUSH MEN LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE—De- <»'ghh«-bood. Adults. 89 Prospect Ave, ANSFERREDAttractIvt split level Call SH 1-7719. and chlldren'i clothes. Trouien cuff«4, WE BUY AND SELL anything and between the hours of 7:00 a. m. and drapea ahortened. Neat work. BH 7-2210. ilres position taking care or male or everything, Give the Highest prices. itf 1-2688. Mtddletown Township. Three bed IMS RAMBLEJl BEDAN motor over- INSURANCE MEN remale patients In their homes. Fart rooms, Urge cheerful kitchen. buUt-l 8:00 p. m. for the purpose of conduct- hAtilrti. standard transmleilon. Perfect or tun time. 797-oou or SH 7-3137. Call Will!am Lett FMra.'tura.-Inc., tlwy. Ing ih* Oensral Election, running condition. Applegates Oarage, W# have opantnti in Monmouth Coun- 35. Mlddletown. SH 1-3211 Open eve- garage, fenced-ln backyard. Large cor- Said General Election will be held ty to represent local merchants on ad Dloge til. 9 p. m. COMMERCIAL RENTALS ner lot. Gl mortgage ***%. llT.WQ. Corner Avenue D and Leonardvllle EMPLOYMENT 787 £945. la laid municipality for the purpose Rd., Leonardo. Call AT 1-0W3M. vertlslng program. Average (160 pei PIANO3 — sava (200 or morv oft lit of electing a Governor for the Bute ol week commission plus bonus. Day- WANTED — Ctwnmerclal loft for Ugh 1058 Ot-DSMOBILE !8 two-aoor bard. SITUATIONS WANTED, Malt price on brand new SS note Splnat ta^tonr work. Between 4,000-6,000 aq. THREE-BEDROOM Cape Cod. Llvlni New Jersey, three member* of the HELP WANTED-FEMALE time on leade. NO NIGHT WORK OR ptanoa. Ten year guarantee, Cotae see room, dining roam, large kitchen, 1», General Asiembly of New Jeriey from top. good condition 1650. Call after CANVASSING. PART TIME UULTILITH 1290 opera- t«et Red Bank vicinity. Writ* "Com- the County of Monmouth. one membri- 5:30 or weekends CA 2-2SCJ. WOMEN — NO INVESTMENT. Eatab tor. Xerography. Evanlngl and week- and iav«. We service what tv» sell. mercial" Box 311. Hed Bank. . batba, double g«rag« vfllh breezewa; Ilaoed customera and thonsugh training For appointment call Mr, B r&man, ends. SH 1-1923 after S p.m. Tenser*! Uuslo Store, 306 Main St AT 1-3338. of the Board of Chosen Freeholders for 1P55 THUNDffiRBIRB convertible. Two for neat or articulate women wtio varjt PR 8-TM4, 7-10 p. m, only. kewood. FO 3-2190. SrORS FOR RENT the County of Monmouth, and tor thp tops, fully equipped, TAKE OVER to eam more money and not punch a On White St. TWO FAMILY HOUSE — Weal U following municipal olflcei, viz: PAYHEirrs or get) per month. NO time dock. Twinbrook 9-UI1. or. J*~ BEDROOM SET — Rugs, washing ma- Call SH 7-1100 couple wanting Income property, TJi* Two Ccrjncllmen for the full terra of KE SALESMAN to represent Ieadlac In- chine, studio couch, dinette tet. In room apartment upstairs,, (now rent three year* each. OABil NEKDED. PR 4-4M7. 1-123S. ' ' ' '• **•..- ^eurance'eompann ••AHia'4 n ^ «_» y In joJt.acaleHme. FINANCIAL eluding hutch cabinet. 767-2136. ONE NEW STOrtE LEFT — J.500 *q. at -$R5 montb. .thrtit^t#iis and e sell low «»S'Iriamnc. la timtameii An Assessor for tht full term of IMi JEEP-Ooen rack plclnic, good DENTAL ASSISTANT — Capable girl tt. Can be divided. Four already ren closed porch (Jownlfelrs. *ll new co tour ytars. condition, ISO.; ID evenlnt and -weahenda. Leads fur- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ft FOLIAGE ed, ample parking, good area Rte. 3f per plumbing, landscaped grounds, om or mature woman to assist dentist In nished. Call . BH 1-1031) tor appoint- 75 VARIETIES 787-2042. . car garage. Uead enn street. CA 9-001 Notice Is hereby given that qualtri«d /AT Red Bank. Write resume stating age ment. MAJOR OIL COMPANY bu nrvlce ARRANGEMENTS AT ALL PRICES voteri of the Borough of New Shrewi- 1KB — 1IBTHOP0UTAN hardtop. Low and experienca to "Capable", Box station for Isaae tn Red Bank. Modsrate TATE GARDEN ft OIFT SHOP OARAQE — To rent for car or itoran HUM30N CAPE COD — Two bedrooi bury. County of Monmouth, Btate ot rnlleage. Egceptlonally clean. Call 8H 511. Red Bank. PAR.T TIME Investment necessary for sotck and HWY 35 (Opp. 8endlx> EATONTOWIS 60 Drift Rd., Belford. Phone 787- living room, kitchen, ttla bath, attach New Jeney, not already reiinterfd in 11 am. - 4 p.m. 6328. •aid municipality, under thn laws or 1-7870 after 7- p. m. SUPCOVEIt OPERATOR — Js:i .. _ eQ.mpm.ent only. Qood opportunity (or LET-OUT — Muekrat stole, dark brow; garage, on large corner lot. Own fully experienced. CaU DecoratormLJ»e Promlotio. n cantpsifit. pitutal work. eates minded person. Call Mi 3-0100 WANTED STORAGE SPACE fOr m trans/erred, CsJI BU MW»1 evenlngi New Jersey governing permanent rejt- 1951 MO (TD) New whltewalls and orators NOO Sseninr. U»M tatary and bonus o-B p.m., or BR S-0388 after T p.m. lstration may register or transfer with eonvertibij top. Radio and heater, low Workroom, SH 1-2735. Car nseesaary. SH . ±4. chines, tome pll'wo'trt, elc. Can he TRANSFERKKD — Taks over and s the clerk of the said municipality at two-car garage with concrete flooi aume new OI loan, 986 rbonthly pa ' mileage. Kicellent condition. Price rea- •AYKOU. CLERK-Kip.ri.nCKl. Sol .. .. COME PROPERTY — Live renl BAR — 69" lone;, 1W. Excellent cond: hfa office. Borough Butldlnr. Hamilton OARDENER-HANDYtf AN on prlval free. Ten room duplex, partially fur- Pr*r«r «l*otrlp lfght. Cull b*tw«*n " all Omnli flown payment Throe-bed Road, New Ghrcwabury,1 New Jimey, piece work rates, anility to type, rrlnge estate. Must be able to operate tractor, tton. formica top. storage space. Cal p.m. CO 4-8602. room bungalow, large kitchen, enclos 1M0 VOLVO (our-rtoor, 8,000 miles. benefits. Canterbury Knitters, Ltd., \jy truck aifd power lawn mower. Wrlle nished. Sewers. 19.500. HI 3-3391 Liter 5 p.m. OS 1-1840 „ at any time between Wednesday, April r«nr porch, 14 car garage. Fenced 19. lDfil. and Thurstlny, September ?g, 15,101) or trade. Call coit_st., Keyport "* (tlrlnf ate. ref«rfnc«f, anil mlsnr Hi- f OBIT,!! SERVinjO STATION for' ]MM yard, qulei rt<*«a cna atreei. Good Joca BH 1-7204. sired to "eJAlkiENBR- Box 511, HedFront Street and Globe Court. Red L ARM CHAIR ^"Table, mlr 1081, during th* fotlotvinjr iiourt: Daily 6itNEKA£™OPFicB WORKER — IrvBank. ror, tray aood condition. Reaionable HOUSES FOR RENT tlon for children. Close to churches 8:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.. Saturdays. eludes typing, steno. Knowlidge ol Bank. Reasonable rent. Limited Invest- SH 7-28*7. eaiiuoift. aiiojipinc In Fair Haven. Be>i Sundays and Holidays excepted. Also ment. Excellent opportunity. 0-5 car offer tnkpi It. Call owner. BH 1-7379. bookkeeping helpful, but not euenllal. HEAL ESTATE SALESMAN for aotlve CA 28049, after 7 call SHI 7-S918. FRIOIDMRE REFRIOERATOR * W1DB SELEC?T1ON OF RENTALS - September 25, 23, 27, 28, 1081, from 7:00 BOATS & ACCESSORIES Work In pleuant atmosphere with fait office trltli rood location. Real Bstate $20; Hotpolot automatic clothes washer, Furnlihed and unfurnished, tmmei p. m. to B:oo p. m.; September 23, 1961 growing firm, liberal benefits. Experi- experience nol necessary* but you must to occupancy. 8amuel Telcher Agency, HOUSE FOR LARGE FAMILY—Che: (20; white bam bo drapes, te; as- ami distinction on 150' lot In fine loi from fl:oo a. m. to 12:00 noon; or at TKBURANCB -Marine, outboard-all enced persons applying will receive top knowfiow to mt Write parMcnUni to nortec* Venetian blinds, metal ant! wood, Octanport Av#., Oceanporl. Call or dla; Permanent Registration Bureau Court- forma Rolston WaterTjury. Realtor, consideration. Apply In person nary "Esute" Box oil. Red Bank. N. 3. - MORTGAGES *iO. Call daytime only. RU 1-1791-J. U 2-SftOO or Lt 2-350L lion, house, Freehold, New Jersey, at any Carter Paint Factories. State Hwy. 34, atnee IMS. 16 W, Front SI, BIl 7-3900. WANTED—MECHANICS to work On MANY FURNISHED RENTALS — Ji Fnur-bptfroom. 2',4 oath home. Owne: ttm« between Wednesday. April 1!> Matawan. STAMPS — U.S., U.N, Foreign Mint transferred to Long Island. Will sacil 1061, and' Thursday, September 28, CABIN CRUISER IS', 60 h.p. Evlnrude, trftctora and trailers: Good pay. Bene- blocks, «fita. first day coven. Low all price" and nlzei. Ella WlUshin 1061, during the following hours: Daily •lectrlc start, all equipment. Can beEXPBWEKCID HOSTESS WAOTED -. fits. Applr In person Nappl Trucking CASH NOW prices. 8H 1-3149 after 0:30. Agency, 14B0 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright tics at )22.500. 9:00 a. m. to 4:30 p, m.. Saturday*! Apply in person Howard. Johnson Res- Corp.. alorrlstown Rd., Matawan. LO First, Second, Third Mortgage! BH 2-0004. Open seven daya. financed. 787 8.153. 8-2000. PIANO — Six year old mahojean, ENNIS-VOQEL REALTORS Sundays and Holidays excepted. Also UaritjIlwy^Si Mlddletown. Home Improvement Loans September 23, 27 and 28, 2861, from BAKQA1N — Any boat you want to • One Day Service . nplnel. Best Offer over SG&O. Call RU 1 SHREWSBURY — Modern three-bet 2M Norwood Ave. own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- PABT TIME JCLKCTROLITX CORPORATION 1984. room Cape Cod. Lovely kitchen, ill 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. rangement* completed In on* call at 11 a.m. . 4 P to. bath, garage. Radiant hot water o KE 1-123* 'On Thursday, September 28, lOfll, the MEN wantta. Sales and service. Me- AMERICAN FUNDING BINOER USED MACHINE BARGAIN. heat. J130 per month. March occupancy RED BANK — Bungalow, three be registration books will be closed until any ot our offices. THE HONUOUTH Promotion campaign. Pleasant work. chanical background helpful SOS Pros- . SHadyslde 1-4702 COUNTS' NATIONAL BANK. BH 1- No selling. Good salary and bonus. Electric blonde desk model. S39.50 Hall Bros., Realtors, 813 River Rd rooms, Good location. SH 7-0501 or 81 after the 'orthcomtng Central Election Car- neceisary. 8H 7-339S. 9 to 4. pect Ave., Little Bllver Shopping Cen Our Persanal Representative Will Singer electric portable. S39.&0. Binftei Fair Haven. BH 1-7688. K2173. -1 Tuesday, November 7, 1981. iooa ter. 8H 1.2070. Call At Your Home fully automatic 319 model, portable, Notice of change of residence or ap- JKRSKY BKIFF—24", 1B6O shelter cabin. We Bay Yes Where Others Fall J119.5O.. Singer electric console, S14.50. APPLEBROOK — Three-bedroom r NEW CUSTOM-BUILT split level. Sevi plication for transfer of registration Friday, Saturday. Own transportation! VOUNO MAN WANTED — Steady all Singer tlg-tst 203 model portable, most desirable area. March 1 occupan rooms, lVbaths. Half acre. Hot wak•hall be made either by written rc- Sieepi two, head, ehlp-to-ihore radio. JIuat type. Write "Part Time", Box year round Job, excellent opportunity. cy. 5130 per month. Thompson & Ba baseboard heat. Modern kitchen. Marl Ompletely outfitted. Sacrifice 11500 be- Call SH 7-5355, Bright Acre, Broad St., $99.60 Walnut electric console, $29 50, quent forwarded to the Municipal Clerk •aw cost. RV 11S66. 511. Red Bank. Singer Sewing Center tell. Hwy 35, Middletown. BH 7-5G00. o Township. $16,D00 GI fl-6470 aft or the County Board or Elections on Shrewsbury. INSURANCE 5 p.m. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR — IBM w Broad Street, Red Bank IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Inqulr forms provided by said Municipal Clerk Sit 7-3806 or Board or by calling Ui person at CRUISERS, INC. 1961 Salary US. Call SH 7-3300 for appoint- tAN FOR OUTSIDE WORK — ForCHOOSB roun INSURANCE AGENT 208 John St. RANCH 1IOUSE — Five acrei of lam tnent. raking and cleaning. Call HOUSE SHUTTERS T- 60 cents up. South Amboy, N. J. Located Marlboro Township. Elgli the office of the Municipal Clerk or UPSTRAKE SKIFFS County Board of Ejections up to *nd 14' II h.p. Johmon 11.083 BU 1-1111 aa you would your doctor or lawyer. Picture frames, etc. Antique Shop, 117 rooms, two-car detached garage, Cal GENERAL MAID— Full time (or house- Main St. (next Port Monmouth fire UNFURNISHED two bedrooms, lR after 2 p.m.. all day Saturday am inrnirlinji September 28. 1961. 1«* 40 h.p. Johmon 11,305 hold In Rumson. Preferably slsep In. YOUNO MAN to learn dry cleaning CR0WELL AGENCY house). kitchen and living room, J70 per month. Sunday. W1I 6 4751. The following It a description or ths 17^1 ' 40 K.P. Johnson electrlo . 11,895 Two teenage girls, two adulta. Near trade. Apply In person Top Hat Drive- 41 E. Front St.. Red Bank. 8H 1-4030 41 Ocean Boulevard, Leonardo. AT 1 Election Districts In the Borouih or 30 79 n.p. Johmon electric 13,495 bus line. RU 1-1335. In Cleaners, Rta. 35, Mlddletown. "Savings to policy holders since 1876' BEDROOM — Dining suites, bureau, 3410. LITTLE GILVEH — Attractive ranct New Shrewsbury and tht polling places lawn mow«r, electric tewlnff machine, with separate hpt)Tonm, bath. wfnj. RN — Full or part.rlme. Live-In, It 18 OR OVER — Full or part-time. NEW SHREWSBURY — Modern thrm in samff, to wit; VAN DEMAN'S desired. For appointment call Gibson No experience necessary. Apply in per- hurricane fence, B00", mahojtany drum K» llvlnK r.iom, rircplace, dining First Election District PLEASURE BAY MARINA 1 table, extension table (like new), kttch bedroom ranch house. Two baths.i Ba ii. kitchen wlih dlnlnR nrpa. Thr. 6-60OO. son oi phone OS 1-0&25. McDonald'! 'age. Lease. SI60 per monin. LI 2-2W!. All that portion of tha Borough or B8n Patten Ave. Long Branch Hamburgers Drive-In, Hwy 35, Middle- MERCHANDISE en set. fill 1-1884. rijornn bath. Bcrecncd pore! New Shrewsbury, bounded on the earn WOMAN for cleaning and Ironing. Mon- 1«' 8rEBDB0AT—1888 Chris Craft en- town. TWO-PIECE llvlns; room suite with FIVE-ROOM MODERN ranch home. HaBcmenl recrenlion room. Attach* by the Borough line, on the north by srinc. J300. InQiiIre 99 Weit Highland days and Fridays, 10-B, Fair Haven, FOR SALE slipcovers, 150: two mutch In* rnif Oceanport, Near Tort Monmouth and garage. Well Jandacaped plot. E Lafetras Brook projected to th» noutli. ifar bus. References desired, WrJts SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT—H* race track, Furnished, S165 monthly, tras. $:'D,300. . em boundary of Shrewsbury Park a*'l Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. •H.W.", Box 611, Red Bank. perlenced. Day shift References. Cal tables, cofOe ttWe, mahogany, J25 SH 7-1399. gray wool rug, approilmale alie 9x14 Unfurnished. $150 monthly. CAU KE 1 and FftlrfleM, thence along the divh. SAILBOAT — Fiberglass, cat.rlgged, WOMAN PART-TIME counter work ana with pad, MO; maple kitchen s#t. In IBM. lonal line between Shrewsbury park holds "Ix, excellent condition, IS00. Call EXPERIENCED BRAKE and align- HAMMOND laid top, glasi fitted top with pad, $20 Lawrence J. Schilling if2 and Fairrieiri developments pro- general work in small dry cleaning BUNGALOW — Fiv* rooms, Shrews- 16 Spring Street Red Bani BH 1-1631. plant. Some experience required. Apply ment. Excellent opportunity In Perth double maple bed, box sprint, bury. Finished recreation room. ' Jected to Sycamore. Avenue, thence 11)55 ELOIN outbosrd wllti rtlft. 74 in prrion only. Top Hit Cleaners, Rte. Amboy. Phone .VAIlty 6-2)00. ORGAN STUDIO m sure if, $20. Good condition. 8H 1-130?. mediate occupancy. SH 1-3423. SHadyslds 7-4121 along Sycamore Avenue to the Garden hp. aood condition. J«3. Call SH T- 35. MMdlelomj. FOUR-YEAR OLD four-bedroom col Rtnte Parkway, thence along tha Gar. AUTO SIECHANIC — Experienced. WATER PUMP -r'ShsItow^or deep THREE-BEDROOM house Avallabli nlat. attached garage, gas hot watei rten Btnle Parkway to Plna Brook* anrf 0911. " pply .In person English Motors, 3< of ASBURY PARK well, H h.p, motoi...$23. WOMAN FOR COUNTER WORK ana aple Ave., Re4 Bank. April 1. Rent JlOO monthly. 62 Locum heat. Many extras. $17,600. Prlncipa on the west by Pine Brook and tlic Actlonl That's wnat The Register general work tn small dry cleaning All Models on Display Cf'iffi52 Ave., Red Banlt. Call PR 8-3900 ' l>v SH 1-7800^ RorouRh houndary to Asbury Avrnu<-; classified ads nave been retting for plant. Neat appearance. Apply ln*per- MAN with car for one bour morning, \: ppolntment to aee. and on th« uoiith by the southern tneli advarttsera for over three-quar- son only, Top Hat Cleaners, Rte. 35'fternoo, n and Sunday newspaper route. DIVIDE AND PKOFITI! Purchase th boundary .of N.A.D. Earlo and SHartn ters of a century.^Advertlseraent. Mlddletown. Call SH I-2I43. MACHINERY FOR SALE COTTAGE — Maximum privacy, con cute Kumsoti properly for just J13,(KH Road. lenient, to everything. Three rooms Sell oft half the land. The house hm The polling place for th» FIrat Elcc- MYSRS ORCHARD sprayer, 200 gallon bath, unfurnished* R e de coral cd. Adult recently had new furnace, new plum SoNDM^ only. $05 per month. BH 7-1893 ng and wiring Installed. It features on Dlntrlct In the Borough of New SPINET ORGAN, WALNUT __I 999 tractor powered. New line • DIic liar Shrewsbury, is the Tinton Falls Firp row, (double) excellent condition, Amos Ix roumti, a cool jiorch and a two-car SALES AND SERVICE FIVE ROOM HOUSE — For rent. Nl< ;nraRt*. Hood section, short walk to House, corner of Tint on Avenue nn-i Square UPBI Market, Hwy, 35, South* IPOtlf SI I irhool. Huascll M. Hunts Kp.iltorfl. & Syfinmore tAvpiitie, Tinton Falla, New RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION Amboy. New Jernpy. Jersey, Open Dally Till 9 - Saturday Till 6:30 {OaiSOlV — F)n-0,!>0(). SH 1-6'Jpl All that, portion of tho Borough of nlture sbow rooms. BURDQB A SONOIA> FVHN1TURE - Antiques, china lew Shrewsbury, timmilcd on the. north (neit to Stelnbach't parking lot), 24 Classware. art oblects ar.rt brlc-a y Npwmnn Spring Koad: on the fan FINE INTERIOR anfl'ejtterlor paint- Clay BL. Red Bank. Open dally 0-12. ATLANTIC Hid M — Four-npnri iy Shrrw-«?Hiry Avmue: on tho lolith Appliance Repairs ing, riecoratlne;. and paper hanging. brae. Immediate cash for anything and Furniture Repair 1-6. Wednesday and Friday evening! 7-9 everything. Ruscfi's 25 Cast Front 6t itlon, A-l mm V Applp Ktrert; anrt on th» west by Estimates cheerfully given. W. W. ,;.'. AT l-Oj'ifi i Avm APPLJANC0 IIEPAIR and Installa- Btilri. HI S-2556. LAMP SALE—Discontinued numbers, SH 1-1803. c tion. Residential nnd commercial wir- FURNITURE neflnlahcd. repaired, wroom ol Tower Cratumpn, 105 * pniiinc ftt-f* for tho Tlilnl miec ing. Allen Electric. SH t-0612. cabinet making. Free estimates, Chestnut at.. Red Hank. Open daily District the Borough of Ntv» pickup, delivery. W. Murray. 1&1-4877. Wednesday until & p.m.. Baturdny |untll i !!* Uic North Shl« Engine ioon. PETS AND LIVESTOCK Co Nn Hnrinlp A Radlo-Tclcvlslon Repair Fourlh rircllnn DMrlrt Auctioneer WANTED TO RENT simile trt-oa, ahruhbery; fmir acrt'n; nlii All thnl, portion of tho Bprough of Fuel Oil — Heating A. C RADIO A TELEVISION CO— ALUMINUM COMBINATION 2QUUH PUPS — AKC" reilnterecl red tinrn with (our Stalin; •hnp fnr B. Q. COATS — Ah essential Auction New litter. Choice nnw .mEE~BKnnooM I.OUSK"~- imviin- pultrrlnR. 522,600. HAI.OLU LINDE- Nrw Hhrfwntiiiry, hmuidrd r>n HIP nortli Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 123 Shrewsbury Ave. all 1-476&. SERV- 8T0UM WINDOWS 811 7-3W3 hy Ap[ile Street; on thp cnnl hy th« FUEL OIL * HEATINO—Call SH 1- ICE WHILE YOU WAIT. FREE INSTALLATION NISllED. IN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. MANN. Brnkrr. Kutontown. LI 2-2'iU. Norwood Ave., DaaL Phone KEUogg M1O. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service 4\ AT 1-3322. Evi?r,l7iRS LJ 2-0(fir*. HorniiRh Upc; on the soutl. hy Lnfftrag 1-3(81. Sales, 3 Herbert 8L, Red Bank. COLLIE PUPPIES —"Wormec.. Inncii- Rrooii proicrfi! tn thp southern bnunrf. trl, an hie, blue. Time payments FAIR IIAVKN - - Kour-lK-ilroonr V~i ary of Slirowsiniry r.irk jlfl aiul Fair. 6 for $77 field ilevrloptiirnta: ami .on tho west Roofing, Siding and Insulation Three-channet tilt. irlp). insert, triple £5*L '" imthB. ilcn, fireplace, two-car same* by the dlvlslnnat tine of Bhrewntniry Auto and Truck Rental tilt action ! PHOWN'8 32 RROAD BT AKC RSaiEttBllBD'llrrn.th , FURMSHED ROOMS Kor Ininiciliatc nale, $17,POO. SH 1-1873. Home Improvements IIED BANK. BHailyslde '1^500. puppies. Black nntt silver Champion Park H2 nnd Fair field development AVJ3*-Rent a now car or truck. Low Insulation A Siding Corp. Certified bloodlines, ail 1-8309. FURNIRHNO RHOMB NKW' "MrSN*MriWTH"~™'~nHnch type? projected lo Syoainnre Avenue. Eyca- rate* Mapln Ave.. Rod Bank. SH 7- D. PRIMERANO 'The Carpenter." Johna-Manvllle contractor. PR 0-8*07 NAUOAHYDE nictu, corner pri)]ierty. $17,500. '03 1- "tiyttt AvMin/* an>l Hanffi Avenuf. 0308. PR «-52H. Dally 7 a,m.-10 p.m. or Adam Llnzmayer AT 1-0302. DALMATIAN < coach. nrphous« pups. Tlie pnllinc plnro fnr the ronrth Experienced alterations, rppnfr work, FOAMAIIT Pure lircd, EOOII wnich on<\ wonderful ten. SINnLE™ JKJtXMS Clean "kniPeomfon - nt portion i»f HIP nornugli of DlSTBl'ANO CONSTRUCTION—New all thoss little lobs LO 3-1711 lam Lell Furniture Inc.. Hwy aa, •rnmciit. After*. 3 weekdays. SlI ?• ablf RntifKinnhln rnte OnrnRo Ocn ATLANTIC: UKllU,AN/IS — Two ]rtts Nrw aiin-wsbnry hoiuirlfil on tfm «?a«t homes, alterations, repairs, lime pay- Mlddletown. BH 1-3213. open ivenlnm Irmrn nrrrrrreii 1? Walinro til 811 1UP fir hiplnvny. Trees, liri"!:. S2.5OO eniili. hy Oiirilf-Tt Stnte Pnrkw,ry; on tlio ments. 1'iione i.l jos3i-7FntKj:8, Te). Answering Service till 9 p m. Call HH 1--JS73. nnrth by awlmmfnn Hlvcr; on thn west an FAlil HAVISN" — Ma7ple~AVe7lMrTroiii by tn» Bnrouelt line; on the south by NEW HOMES, alterations, repairs, Insurance TVPKWUITER8, ADDING machines, tEI. nANic — hlvrr locntinn. LnrRd firm Ilrook. TIED TO TOUR, talepboner Let us All makes new or used. Guaranteed. Hlvrr l\i\. Lot nl7P ts 50x15(1. Prlre" Hlsheit quality work- FOE estimates REAL ESTATE FOR RENT urnlshcit ntotn ilPnltenTrm only. Con- $2,500. Conatain-e RmHli, 14 Maple Ave., Tli* polllnc Place for tho Fifth KJec caU Herbert Blgenrauch. BB 1-A20L answer for rouf Z4 hour service. Tele- low as {23. Berpico't. 10) Monmouth venlont SH 1-0076. Ion Diftrlct in (IIB Borough of Kew ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO.—Auto, phone Answering Service. SH 14700. HI. Next to theater. 811 7-0(fib. APARTMENTS Fair Havon. Sir I-230S. sccldant, home, fire lneuranca. Low B1XTRA LAHOK IinOM — Ilnth, In n Shrewsbury Is the Tinton Fslls Fir» RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS rates. Call John F. Ucllugh. Agent MILADY—Please dc not; despair. Iris FURNISHED — ONE, TWO AND Threi new home. Ncnr Kort Monmouth. Qen- How no, corner of Tinton Avenut nnil Storm windows, eldlnf, awnings. UU MWL — scalp- ipeclallkt for yout" hair. Luxuri- bedroom apartipnnla. llaat am] WRIor Hernnn prpfcrrcd. fill 7-O^lrt. REAL ESTATE WANTED nyenmoro Avenue, Tinton Falls, New SH 7'2953 or 811 1-4R2B. Tllo Ceramic ant permanent* custom dune. Simply lld CA D4S53. 7 Jersey, coll IrlB. SH 7-1B51. H!N GLE~"ROOM" — In prlvalf lioinc, Stith Klrrlhm District REM0DELIN0-REPAIR8ADDIT10N8 TIIItEB JtOOMS — (Infurnlahsil. For. lilnclc from cenlnr or town, ('all Ail that portion of tha nornuiih "t Odd lobs —New work, enclosuree. all accessor- TAK — aretncii Flltoilron Electron. rellncd colored. For further tntormB' NPW HhreWHbury hounded on the north Cesspool Cleaning ies, floors, walla, celling. Decorative Chct Atkins model, with Carrying ennr, cnll BU l-ran. RAY STILLMAN | hy NVwinnn H|>rliiB.l Hnnr! uri'l Bwlm- never usetl. nacrlflre. 31G0 HU 1-1628. UOHT IIAUIJNO - Evenings and tiles to your order. Paul's Tiling Serv 2'4-ltOOM KUltNIHHKD aparlmcut. mlnf* Ttlver: on the west by thp fiar- SKPUIO TANKS, ilry welle lervlced. Ice. CO 4-5634. REALTOR ilrn Rtatn P.irlivvfly; nn tl.n ionlli hy LeechltlK Ilelt! nddod. Baclihoe work. week-ends. Reasonable ratel. Call LIKE NEW - Casiro clialr-nert; wood Lt littles.. 100 Wallnce Hlrecl, ltcd REAL ESTATE FOR SALE aeorge Korilen. 611 I-77T1 Brln formica dinttta set, with inntcli- Untile. Hycjininri> Avenun; nnrl on tho eaut hy C H WlUcn. BIl \-\R4tl , , . Htcpstooi SH 7-4447. LIST WITH US TODAY IJnnro AVPHUP. APARTMENT — Klvo-roorn deluxe (jar HOUSES FOR SALE Tht' ffrMlriff t'lttrt* tor [lie. fUxth Bier- Vacuum Cleaner Repair END TABLRB—Co floe table, drum ta- den flliartinrnt. Ruhlot. Inunpcllato oc "One of MonnioutJi's IcndiiiR ' lliMi Ulslrict in tile nnnjuch nf New Cltlnn and Glass Repair ble, mahogany. AH lour £15, Two large cupanoy, lleil Osnk reaUlerttlnl arm. NT^iTitMflAl/ — IVi.-l.dlr.Hiii. rnnch. brokers for 43 years" Bhrewstiiiry Is tli* North Bhle KriRlnn Painting ud Decorating ELECntOLUX tahl« |*mpi |1S. llrapus, (ft. Boy's 20" Inspection by appointment, BU X-WU. jiuiilern kltfhfn, tile luttli, finished Cnnipntiy No. 4 ^trehoimi", .15 Sprint. BXPKRT'MHNDmo — Clilna, glass. Sales Sslvlcs Supplies Bike, $10. LO 0-4859. hnncment. |13,tM. BIl 7-2K.fl. Highway 35 Shrewsbury dale Ave. ' '-' silver ratlnlahtng.and plating. Therm- LOUIS CASSAN—Painter, decorator, 720 MattifOQ Ava., A|bur» Park. Poi ATLANTIC HlaHLANDB — Unlurnlilied JKR.OMB S. JIKKD, TIlKEE-nOOM APAHTMKNT ff>r snli-. M ttuoketa. China * alaear Shop, MT paperhanger, 25 rears experience. 43 prompt hom» ferrlea or rres ehsekup KHLVJNATOft rflfrlrirnlor, I3&, Norge Ihrcft-room sparlment, px^slleirl inca- Cl*rk. Broad »f, Rid Hint 8H Una. Cliapln Ave. »I1 l-110a after • p.m. on your EUctrolux. call PR tVWoL electrlo dryer. 14" Fada TV* tlon on Prospsct Circle, f63 per month Alfred Vail Humes. Eatontown. LI 2- SH 1-21T2 plus lUUlUal. Call AT 1-3051. O3<3. <• SH 1-8600 . Mir. 1, 8 •87.71 AT THE EATONTOWN CIRCLE

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To all ffie mothers who've adopted us and all the dads who approve of To a lot of Wonderful people — the really experienced shoppers — the ex- us-and all the kids we love almost as much as our own, we're here to tell you this perience of shopping at Bamberger's was a year of discovery. Today they'll tell year was just the beginning of a lifetime of being your store. you (as they often tell us, and we're always happy to hear when we've made the grade) that there's no substitute for the store where they've learned to find the'

To the rock-a-bye Set and the rock and roll set and the backyard chefs finest brands in the widest assortments at the.lowest possible prices. and do-it-yourself decorators in and around the Jersey shore, the year just spent with you was a strengthening of affection between a storo and a state that have been intimate friends for over 68 years.

To all the mademoiselles and monsieurs and signorinas and sigrtoras For a dozen exciting months you've helped us make history at the Monmouth end the frauleins and colleens in GUI' 8 foreign offices across the world, irnplain Shopping Center, in the Bamberger store we built especially for you. Whatever English it was a, drop in the bucket whenyou think of the years ahead you'll keep we've done to please you, we'll be doing even better because we want to keep'

1 •:.\ on pouring oceans of imports into Bambergor's. : making beautiful history together. • •

THANK YOU EVERYBODY FOR THE MOST WONDERFUL YEAR OF OUR LIFE