Today f M* Mtf ft Filr Might, 19,525 tow to^bt la tr« 7 Independent Daily f row la »». ^ uwDArrmaiGHnitor-txT.mt J WES Dial SH 1-0010 Xisu«d SjUly, ttondiy uu-ougn Fridij, fleco&a Clan FOBUS* VOL. 84, NO. 192 Paid u Red Buk tad U Additional M»I1U>« OMcex. RED BANK, N. Jr, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Charges Dismissed Oppose Building Inspector Carlock is Acquitted Station Syrian Army Coup After Complainant Declines to Appear Change Parliament Dissolved in Swift Move FAIR HAVEN-Charges placed iequent to its being issued. She said at last night's hearing that gainst' Building Inspector Thom- -that by changing the a "certain irresponsibility has BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) —ousted President Nazem El Koud- slrations of support or any group-llands they had tost to the peas 1 as W. Oarlock by a local resident ling, Mr. Carlock had acted done considerable damage to Mr.Name Matawan iyrla's army command staged a si and Premier Marouf Dawalibi's inggs whatsoever." lants and workers while Syria was were dismissed by Borough- Unlawfully. Carlock's reputation." > ightning coup against the coun- cabinet. An army general staff state- oined with Egypt in President Council last night. Councilman John C. Damico (See FAIR HAVEN Page 2) ry's ruling right-wing politicians Damascus Radio said the coup ment broadcast from Damascus lamal Abdel Nasser's United The council, sitting^as'a quasi- iroup to Study today. The military dissolved the was bloodless, and the army told accused the right-wingers of mil-Arab Republic. Judidil body to'reView the three-month-old parliament the people to "avoid any demon- lifying social reforms to regain The statement said the coup charges, ruled they be dismissed bounty Proposal was a continuation of the Sept. for failure of prosecution and 28 army revolt which broke proof, and found Mr. Carlock not MATAWAN — Mayor John W. lyria's tie with the U. A. R. and guilty. Applegate last night appointed a 'an internal affair to correct Mrs. Rosalie Montesano, 33 three-man special committee— conditions in Syria." But it said Second St., the complainant, did with Councilmcn Warren E the army's aim at home was "es- not appear at the hearing, nor Hutchlnson and Warren K. Ryan tablishment of constructive Arab was she represented by an at and former Planning Board socialism," the same term used terney. She had advised council Chairman William Tierney as by Nasser to describe his pro- Monday that she would not at members—to study transporta- ram. tion problems. tend. Ask 'Clear Basis' Daniel J. O'Hern, the Red Bank Mr. Hutchinson told the gov- The army command also called attorney • who represented Mr. erning body that the county Plan- for "the establishment of com- Carlock, told council his client ting Board is urging the state prehensive Arab unity on a clear had hoped for a chance of vindi- to back a plan to relocate the basis, especially with beloved cation. Matawan railroad station in Rar- Egypt and brotherly Iraq and 'Phantom Adversary' itan Township, on property at considering the Palestine prob- The lawyer/said he and Mr. :he Keyport exit of the Garden lem as problem number one of Carlock apparently were facing State Parkway. the Arab nation . . ," "a phantom adversary." Mr. Michael Kidzus, Ravine Pr., It affirmed as its international O'Hern added that a retraction aid the borough should oppose aim "positive neutrality and non- should be made, declaring. any relocation of the railroad alignment and respect of inter- "Something should be done to station. "It would make national charters including the right that wrong." He asserted whistle stop out of this place," United Nations charter." that the "recklessly made e added. Damascus Radio said the charge" had brought "damage" Mayor Applegate said he felt army command would hold both to Mr. Carlock. !he entire governing body would legislative and executive power William R. Blair, Jr., borough igree with Mr. Kidzus, and until a transitional government is attorney, said Mr. Carlock is free asked the transportation commit formed. It said the government to seek redress through a civil tee "to make this matter your once more was headed by the same junta that carried out the suit. He pointed out that coun- first order of business—get al Sept 28 revolt. cil's function merely was to make he facts." • finding. INVESTIGATING THE DEATH of Alien* Atkin, Capt. The junta originally was formed Mr. Carlock commented after Other Studies of six colonels, but one of them, George Dougherty of Sea Bright police ttandt betide the meeting that he had sought He said the committee would HAPPY ANNIVERSARY—The 75th anniversary of the Red Bank Savings and Loan As- Col. Haydar Kuibarl, was dis- "to clear my name." He said the rowboat in which the body was found, nearly nude. also deal with auto and bus missed from his command last that at present he has no thought transportation problems. sociation wat observed lait night at dinner in Shadowbroolc, Shrawsbury. Shown with December. It was believed he Discovered at Great Sedge Island it wai brought back to of seeking redress through a civii In other business, council parchment certificate presented by the New Jsney Savingt and Loan League are, leaned too far tQ the right to suit court action. Sea Bright. The body, covered by a blanket, awaits adopted its 1962 salary ordinanci left to right, Edwin R. Conover, chairman of the board of the association and for the other junta members, and he The motion for dismissal cami the county medical examiner, who later ruled that death providing the following salaries also was believed to have inter- early in the meeting, shortly aft 28 years, prior to 1958, its president; Red Bank's Mayor George A. Gray, and Har-fered in the December election was due to exposure to cold. Borough clerk, $2,100; office er It was made clear that no one clerk, $2,600; treasurer, $2,100 old B. Millward, association president. campaign. would represent the prosecution assessor, $1,800; tax collector Officers Split Councilman Edward Strattoi i2,575; magistrate, $1,600; bor- The 172-man parliament elected moved for the /dismissal. It wa.< ough superintendent, $5,950; pub- Dec. 1 was .dominated by right- seconded by Councilman Roberl Woman Found He works department employees, Savings and Loan AssociationWingers generally opposed to the W. Matthews. from $3,325 to $4,700, and watei socialist measures instituted by 'Never In Question' department foreman, $4,880. the U. A. R. regime. Since the Councilman Jesse J. McIIray The salaries represent in Observes Its 75th Anniversaryearly days of the civilian govern- voted against the motion. He in Dead in Rowboat creases of slightly more thai ment that took over from the dicated his "no" vote was con five per cent. SHREWSBURY - The direc- growth of the other. By accumu- sey in the encouragement o junta, army officers had been re- tistent with his opposition to th< SEA BRIGHT—The nearly nude clothes were found in the row- Council gave its approval to a tors and staff of the Red Bank lating the funds of many, as thrift and the promotion of home ported split over the govern- hearing itself. body of Allene Atkin, 60, com-boat where the body was dis- project'by the First Aid Squad Savings and Loan Association savings, and advancing them to ownership since March 22, 1887." ment's cancellation of popular mon law wife of Ernest Tilton covered. He said the hearing was "ridi to hook up a siren alarm system were honored here last night by others in the form of home mort In making the presentation, Mr, nationalization measures. Warton, 57, was found yesterday Familiar Figures culous and a disgrace," addinj for first aid calls. At present civic and financial leaders at a gage loans. Red Bank Savings Gallman said, "Red Bank Sav< The parliament elected El afternoon in a rowboat tied up The couple had been familia that in his opinion Mr. Carlock's the squad uses air horn signals, dinner marking the Institution's has helped build our community ings has established an enviobl< Koudsi president for a five-year at Great Sedge Island In the figures in Sea Bright, to whicl Integrity had niTverbeen in ques. as does the fire department. 75th anniversary ot service to and helped bring new families record of unselfish devotion and (See SYRIA, page J) Shrewsbury River, off Sea they came on the|r visits to thi tion. The fire department will con residents of the North Jersey into our midst." service to the citizens of this Bright's South Beach. "mainland," for jthe past fivi Mrs. Montesano's charges cen tinue to use the air horns. Shore area. Mr. Gallman presented the as-portion of our state. It constantly ter around a building perrr The couple were the island's years. • sociation '«' certificate attesting Will Maintain It Among those present to mark has extolled the virtues of thrif which w«s issued to her by thi only inhabitants. They lived alone on Grea the three-quarters of a century to its 75 years of service from and actively promoted the doc- sician inspector' in October, 1959. Sh Death by exposure to cold was Sedge Island in $.small house- The squad will pay for instal- of service were Mayor George A. the New Jersey'Savings and Loan trine of home ownership to trie charged that Mr. Carlock altered the verdict of Dr. Julius A. boat, and supported themselve lation of the siren system, am Gray, Red Bank; James F. Bon-League. The parchment docu- extent that a good many of the the wording on the permit sub Toren, county medical examiner. by clamming until the state De- will maintain the system, nell, assistant vice president of ment bears the legend that it homes in Rod Bank and along Granted He «a!il the woman died some- partment of Health put a stop t Mrs. Doris Olrich, Weldon Rd the Federal Home Loan Bank of was presented "In recognition of the North Jersey Shore area were time Monday afternoon and stated clamming, in the Shrewsbury was appointed as violations cler New York, and Emll A. Gall- its outstanding record of public ;here was no indication of vio- River. at an annual salary of $22S, an (See ANNIVERSARY, Page 2) Variance Ruling Has man and Warren Hill, president service to the people of New Jer- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Dr Since that time, the two hav municipal office clerk, at an an lence. and executive vice president, re- Francesco De Robblo, neuroi nual salary of $2,600. "The body bore certain super- earned occasional sums by open spectively, of the New Jersey psychiatrist and general practi- Little Local ficial bruises due to the circum- (See WOMAN, Page 2) Councilman Vernon A. Ellison Savings and Loan Leagut. tioner, last night was granted a stances of her death," Dr. Toren ire chairman, commended th Mayor Gray said the associa- variance for construction of a fire department for its "fast ar- Eatontown to Get Significance said. tion had paced the growth of combination residence - medical S p.m. Report To Consider rival" at the high school Mon- Red Bank since the institution building on Grand Ave. at Wash- NEWARK (AP) - The U.S The body was discovered by day night to put out a minor fire was founded in March 1887. He ington Ave. Supreme Court's recent decisior Mr. Warton and reported by him in the building. pointed out that in those days First GOP Battle Borough Council approved the that federal courts have the au to police yesterday at 5 p.m Bulkheading "Three companies got there be- the borough, although still a action on recommendation of the thority to review the distributio Investigating officers. Capt. fore the persons who discovered small country town, was begin- EATONTOWN—This borough's Herbert E. Werner, unopposed to Zoning Board of Adjustment with of seats in state legislature George Dougherty of the borough the fire could unhook a fire ex ning to take Its place as the lead- first GOP primary fight on rec-succeed himself a* mayor, and the following conditions: won't mean much to New Jersey police force and" County Detec- Mohawk Ave. tinguisher from the wall," h ing community in the area. Dur-ord will get under way today senior Councilman Ralph L. Lew That off-street parking be pro- The state Supreme Court hai tive Albert V. McCormick, ques- OCEANPORT - The Plannin said. ing the 75 years, he added. Red when a letter supporting council Is, as well as Mr. Quinn's, vided for at least 15 cars and, if •ntered the field of legislali tioned Warton, and released him Board last night agreed to con Bank Savings had grown to a candidate Robert Quinn goes out In discussing the campaign sold, the property would reveri reapportionment more than at 9:20 p.m.,' with no charge sider the question of bulkheadlnj $10 million institution while the to registered Republicans, klckoff, Mr. Quinn rejected the to a conforming use (sole resi- against him. Booster* Got Rooul dency). year earlier when It ordered th Mohawk Ave., a paper street borough itself had grown to more Mr. Quinn, one of three candi- label "Independent Republican." which fronts on the Shrewsburj N. J. Legislature to realign A; Police said Warton reported he than 12,500 people, and was dates for nomination to run-for "I am a perfectly regular Re- Dr. De Rohbio told The Regis- River. From School Board sembly seats on the basis of th had left the island Monday and "home" to one of the United two seats on the Borough Council publican, a member and secre- ter after the meeting that he RED BANK - The Board o I960 census. returned yesterday afternoon to Residents of Commanche States Army's most .vital elec- is the only one who is not an In-tary of the Men's Republican plans to practice general medi- find the body. Education last night gave It! tronic and space age Installations, And William Miller, the Prino appeared to complain that lac! cumbent. :iub," he said. cine in the new building and blessing to the Buccaneer Boos Fort Monmouth. ton lawyer who wrote the brli No further details ot his move- of bulkheading there causes flood The letter signed "Rcpubli- Difference of Opinion rent space in Red Bank for his In New Jersey's case, said ye: ments during the period when ing during storms. ers, an organization whose aim psychiatric work. 'Proud of Service' ans for Werner, Lewis and 'It might be said that my can terday he believed the stal the death is believed to have oc- They claimed that the floodlnj is to "promote more interest in Plans call for a modern one- Quinn," makej no mention of a didacy reflects a difference of court decision would provide curred were available from po has caused extensive damage all the activities" of the publi "We in Red Bank are Justly story frame building with an all- fourth republican candidate. Jo- opinion within the Republican belter method of gaining fa lice. their homes. schools. proud of (he record of service glass front. seph Kellenyi, running for re- Club," he continued. "Such dif- representation than the federal!. The investigation will continue The street has a 50-foot right Dale Myers, president of thi which has been established by Dr. De Robblo said the house Red Bank Savings," Mayor Gray election after one term on coun- ferences are healthy and give thi court decision' ' ' . today, Capt. Dougherty said. way which must be bulkheaded Boosters, said the group seek: will have four bedrooms, but to give "equal recognition" ti stated. "We have grown together, cil. voter a chance to have a say In The New Jersev action was inAmong details the police wif Residents also asked that th that he could not estimate at athletes and scholars slike. and each has contributed to the It supports the candidacies of the selection of candidates." response to a suit filed by the want to know, he said, is the area be filled. this time the number of rooms Mr. Quinn's candldBcy in the medical section, nor the Asbury Park Press seeking a alcoholic content of the body at announced near the deadline fo realignment of the Assembly be- the time of death. over-all cost nf the structure. filing, came as a surprise to In other business the council: cause of population shifts. The bodv was brought to shore mnny here, including some prom- Sold two lots on Wesley Ave. The US. Supreme Court handed at the marina at 1306 Ocean Ave, Raps Demos on Storm Aid Bill Delay inent Republicans. down its riilinc Monday. Thejby the Sea Bright First Aid to Hsrvey A. Bowtell, local real- The first campaign mailing In N. J, Legislature vreanportioned! Squad. It was clad only in pan- WALL TOWNSHIP-Slatc Scn.; tor, for $400. Itself In February. 1961. 'ties, police reported. Other1 Frank S. Farley (R-Atl.) lost] his behalf says: Reappolnted Irving Zelchner as night attacked the Democratic "For trie first lime, you have a local magistrate for a three-year Party for its failure to do its choice in selecting your Republi- term. , part in obtaining the "package" can candidate for the general Received $7,238 from the state Teacher Pay Talks legislation for storm aid by block- election. For the first time, the Department of Conservation and ing a measure in the Senate Mon- primary election In Katontown Economic Development as its day. (Sr-c EATONTOWN Page 3) share of harbor dredging costs. Due to Start Earlier Sen. Farly. chairman of the Republican County Chairman's RED BANK — A step to start the fall we can sit down and Association, spoke before 75 teachers' salary negotiations ear discuss tho guide for next year." members of the Monmouth Coun- Same Government ller In the year was taken last See TEACHER, Page 3) ty Affilated Republican Club at night by the Board of Education. a dinner meeting at Beau Riv- Keyport Plan Won't Change Form The board formally authorized age here. KF.YPORT — The hiring of a by Borough Council, nnd can Ha personnel committee to meet On Monday, Ihc Senate [niled ( business administrator, as pro-jmnke no major unilateral de- with three representatives of the by one vote to pass Gov. Rich- posed in an ordinance which will Teachers Association this sum- Index ard J. Hughes' four-part storm- cisions. he acted on April 9, would not His function is ID supervise. mer to begin salary talks for the Page aid proposal seeking funds for p 1963-64 year. Allen-Scott Report 18 the stricken shore areas of 'he mean a change in the council-'coordinate and carry am jpeci- Samuel Carotcnuto, personnel Amusements It slate. Irmniiger form of government,jfic orders of the governing committee, chairman,' noted that Births The storm-damaged areas, the Mayor Charles F.. Applegate totdjhody. 1 in the Millburn school district, Hal Boyle senator said, are resort com- The Register last nipht. ; He wnrks on n year-to-year a "4-4 Committee" consisting of Bridge 25 rmmities providing 27 per cent of In the council-manager form'basis—and can he replaced. Ha equal numbers of Board of Ed- Classified 24-25 the state's ratable*. They also! of government— Kcnnsburg is'is appointed, not elected. The ucation members and teachers Comics . 25 provide $1.3 billion annually in 1 one nf the towns in this cminly ptist could be abolished by meets in the spring of each school Crossword Puulc 25 taxes in one form or another In wljicli has this system—the nil- council's rescinding the orditi- year tn discuss salaries fur lhr| 6 the federal government, he said. mini.slrator (manager) has ajuncp, at any time, the- mayor school yenr beginning 1R monthSj Horhlock (I Cites River Floods wide si ope of unilateral author-iexplnined. later. "ftllly Kelly itv. under provisions cil state; in the beginning, here, tha y y 13 Fnrley said he felt there should be some additional storm law. | (See KKYI'ORT, Page 2) 'J-3 Committee' movie Tlmclablc 18 aid besides Red Cross. Al- A municipal business adminis- —-— —- He sugpcsrtd that n "3-3 Com ohllunrlcs 2 mitlce" of the Red Hank Board Sylvia Porter I though he didn't elaborate, he trntor, however—the system, Notice Of Education meet lo review sal- Itadlo-Tclcvlslon ... It concluded that "charity should j which Middlctown Township uses; I will not ho responsible for HAPPY NIGHT — State Sen. Frank S. "Hap" Farley (R-Atlanticl, left, ii greotod ! aries of school districts compar- Social . ...IMS b<"?in at home." I -has only the power to return- any debts other than those con- able to Red Hank "so that in Sokol.iky ... ' « When the Delaware River flooded by Albert Woolley, proiident of Monmouth County Federation of Republican Clubj, mend to the governing body, the traded [or by myself, " Ja'tt~at the Quay Sports H-2J in IBS'*, the four seashore coun- at dinner last night in Beau Rivage, Wall- Towmhip. In center it J. RUJJOII Woolloy, mayor explained. He cannot act j Joseph Rameri Every Thursday. 280 Ocean Slock Market J ties provided (5.5 million to the on his own, unless prior milhnrl- , 13 Day St., Runis»ti Monmouth County clerk and GOP county chairman. jty has been delegated to him —Adv. Ave,, Sea Bright.—Adv. Successful Investing S (See FARLEY, Pago 1) VUr. 23, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Weather New Jeney-Filr today, high unity from Us* Ms la tst t/> th* J0» to OBITUARIES New York Probe east. LAW toolght io 'the 50* ex- RtvtrvWw Hmpttld cept for tome Red Bank MRS. JAMESETTA HESSE upper 20i in Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart, RED BAN' Mrs. Januaetta coldest spots 11 Orchard St., Keyport, son, yes- Man Dies Of Boxing Looms of northwest. Hesse, 54, Sunday at her terday. home, 202 R Rd., after a long Thursday most- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Craparo, medioal precautions in the near 4fter Fall illness. NEW YORK (AP) — Dethroned ly fair and 393 Manalapan Rd., SpoUwood, fatal bout at Madison Square 1 Mrs. Hesse was bora in Iin- welterweight champion Benny milder with daughter, yesterday . Garden in which Paret lost his croft, daughter of the late Robert (Kid) Paret was reported slight- little temper- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nata- From Roof ly improved today but still in title. ature change. and Margaret Combs Thompson. rola, 1242 Florence Ave.. Union DEAL — An S8-year old build- She had lived in Red Bank 65 critical condition with brain in- Paret, 25 and Cuban-born, was Marine Beach, daughter, yesterday. lattered senseless of Emile Grif- ing contractor died yesterday af- years. She was the widow of juries as the New York Legisla- Cape May to Mr. and Mrs, Daryl Henry, 11C 'ith in the 12th round last Sat- ter falling from a roof on an Oscar Hesse, who died in March, ture was poised to launch an In- Block Island— Spring Ter., Red Bank, son, yes- vestigation of professional box- irday night. N o rthwesterly oceanfront ranch home where he 1946. She was a member of the terday, was working. Red Bank Baptist Church. Ing. The latest medical bulletin on winds averaging about 10 knots Mr. and Mrs. James Wallis, 5 John W. Applegate, 2906 Sun. The investigation shaped up at aret from Roosevelt Hospital today, becoming light and vari. 21 Heather Dr., New Shrewsbury, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. set Ave., Wanamassa, was pro- Albany only a few hours after aid: able this evening through to- son, today. . Lois H. Brown, New Dorp, Staten nounced dead on arrival at Fit- Island, and a son, Elmer Hesse, release of a report by the state "His coma has lessened. He night and south to southwest Patterson Army Hospital kin Hospital, Neptune. Harmony Rd., Port Monmouth. athletic comission that upheld has made some purposeful move- Thursday at about 15 knots. Fair Fort Monmouth today except some cloudiness Mr. Applegate, his son, Dore. the referee's judgment .and the ment with his arms. His condition Staff Sgt, and Mrs. Carl E. Services will be held this after- still remains critical." north portions. Mostly fair to- and grandson, Dore Fliedner, noon at 2 o'clock in the Warden Moore, 87 Barberie Ave., High' were repairing the roof of the A resolution to create a joint night. Thursday fair, except lands, son, Monday. Funeral Home, with Rev. Stanley legislative committee to investi- some cloudiness developing north home of David Lehman, 2 Dar- E. Mugridge, pastor of the Bap- Says Religion gate boxing In,the state was en- portions In the afternoon. Vis- Monmouth Medical Center lington Rd., when he apparently tist Church, officiating. Burial dorsed today by leaders o( the ibility five miles or more. Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan collapsed and toppled over back, will be In Fair View Cemetery. Legislature. , 698 Arch St., Long Branch, daugh- wards, landing on the ground. Will Grow Extended Forecast The committee would deter- ter, yesterday. A family spokesman said Mr. JAMES M. PATTERSON, JR. mine whether adequate measures In ^southeastern New York, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Smith, 35 Applegate had suffered a minor MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP — Stronger were being taken to: eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer- Moran PI., Keansburg, daughter, heart attack two weeks ago but James M. Patterson, Jr., 61, of sey and Connecticut, temper- tresterday. LONG BRANCH (AP) - Re 1. Protect the safety of boxers. insisted upon continuing his work Sweetman's La.-CIarksburg Rd., 2, Prevent domination of boxing tures during the five-day per- as head of the firm of Applegate died yesterday at his home. Ilglon will grow stronger In an iod Thursday through Monday ISLAND RESIDENTS — Ernesf Warton and Aliens At- »ge of space conquest, the Rab- by "racketeers, gamblers, con- and Son, Mr. Patterson was born In Per- re expected to average near binical Council of New Jersey victed felons and other unsavory kin, who was found dead yesterday of exposure to the City Council Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- rineville and was the son of elements." normal. Some normal high and ant county physician, will con- James M. Patterson, Sr., of this was told yesterday. low temperatures are Albany 49 cold, are seen hers on the occasion of a recent intarview The speaker, Dr. Harold Ja- Under Point 2, the sponsors of duct a post mortem examination place and the late Catherine Cur- nd 29, Atlantic City 52 and 39, by a Register reporter. The couple lived alone on Great' today to determine the exact cobs, said it will grow stronger the probe did not make any ac- Meets Tonight tin Patterson. Hartford 53 and 32, New York cause of death. with man's appreciation of the cSsation against the Paret-Grif- Sedge Island in the Shrewsbury River between Sea Besides his father, he is sur- ity 54 and 37, Philadelphia 51 LONG BRANCH - No matter vastness of the conflicting won- flth fight or anyone connected Bright and Rumson. ' vived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret and 39. Scranton 51 and 32. Pre- the controversies which have be- ders of nature. with it. MRS. HARRIETT L. BARRETT M. Patterson, and a son, Allen cipitation may total 0.1 to 0.6 set City Council these last two Jacobs Is deputy director of was reported, because use of the .LEONARDO - Mrs. Harriett James Patterson, at home. inch, occurring as showers late weeks, its nine memben, all the Solid State Frequency Control island was given them free by L. Barrett, 52, of MA Florence The funeral will be Friday at Thursday or early Friday and non-salaried, probably are on the Division of the U.S. Army Sfc Woman its owner, Arthur O. Axelsen. Ave., died yesterday in River- 8:30 a.m. from the Freeman Fu- Bells to Ring again about the end of the verge of setting a record for nal Research and Development (Continued) ' Police here say that Mrg. War- attendance at meetings. view Hospital. neral Home, Freehold, and at period. ing clams at various local sea 9:30 a.m. in St. Joseph Catholic Laboratories at Ft. Monmouth. ton, as she was known here, had When some, or all, council Mrs. Barrett was born In Jer- Eood restaurants. Church, Perrineville, where Rev. He is also chairman of the Elec- To Observe been married and divorced twice members gather tonight to con- sey City and was the daughter TIDES In an Interview with the couple, John C. Petri, will offer • re- tronics Engineering Department before beginning her island life. tinue last night's session, it will of the late George L. and Har- of Monmouth College. (Sandy Hook) which appeared in The Register She is reported to have been a riet Rousseau Reulbach. She had quiem mass. Patriot's Day Today — High 12:04 and 12:32 last December, it was reported be their ninth meeting in 17 Jacobs expressed the belief beauty In her youth. days. So far the meetings, half lived here IS years. She was the Burial will be in St. Joseph's p.m., low 6:34 a.m. and 5:27 that they lived on a minute that there was no conflict be- EED BANK — The American The John W. Flock Funeral of them public sessions and the widow of John Barrett. Cemetery. The rosary will be re- tween religion and science. He budget, using driftwood for fuel, Mrs. Barrett was a member of cited tonight at 8 o'clock at the Legion Is sponsoring a "Bells (For Red Bank and Rumson Home, Red Bank, is in charge of other half private, have averaged said he accepts religion on faith and oil lamps for light. St. Agnes Catholic Church, At- funeral home. Across the Nation" celebration of bridge, add two hours; Sea four hours. and science on reason. They had no taxes to pay, It funeral arrangements. lantic Highlands, and the Leo- Patriot's Day, April 19. Bright, deduct 1J minutes; Long At 11:30 last night, half way nardo Fire Company auxiliary. MRS. RAYTIE WARD The council approved a Col. (Ret.) Harry F. Elkan of Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- through its crowded agenda, Surviving are two daughters, FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Raytie lution deploring the recent dese- Shrewsbury Post here said the lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) council decided to call a halt and cration of Rosedale Cemetery In Legion is seeking to have bells resume tonight. Mayor Thomas Miss Dorothy and Miss Alice Bar Ward, 84, of 2 Glen PI., died Linden where tombstones were Commission Awaits rett, and a son, Harry Barrett, Monday night at her home alter of all sizes and shapes rung for CHICAGO (AP)-FIood work L. McCllntock said he was com- overturned by persons unknown all at home; two brothers, Joseph a short Illness. a four-minute period beginning ers battled the surging watert mitted to a business meeting in The resolution was sponsored at 1 p.m. April 19. Washington today and could not Reuloach of Union City and Ed- Mrs. Ward was born in Key- of many rivers and streams in ward Reulbach of Jersey City; by Rabbi Paul Z. Levovitz of The ringings in unison will take Storm Aid Surveys be present. Others said they also port, daughter of the late Judge parts of Iowa and Nebraska to- and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Cole Lakewood and Babbl M. place all over the U.S., the Le- day as early spring overflows were bound by prior commit Isaac and Mary VanGieson John- Shmldman of Asbury Park. ments. of Jersey City, Mrs. Margaret ston. She had lived in Fair Ha- gion plans. forced hundreds of persons from MONMOUTH BEACH - This the library, It was not the Inten Brode,rick of Port Monmouth, and ven the past'eight years. Her Patriot's Day is the anniver- their homes. storm-ripped Atlantic Ocean re- tlon to make it a municipal li- But when the vote was taken, Mrs. Agnes Tietjen of Fords. husband was the late Thomas sary of the Battle of Lexington sort, which figures damages from brary, as official papers de- tonight's session was ordered, 4 Mild weather Increased the Tho funeral will be Friday at Ward. Levitt Seeks and Concord and commemorates this month's storm in excess of scribed it. But she was advised to 3, with two abstentions. The melting of the heavy snow cover 8:30 a.m. from the Posten She Is survived by a brother, the ride of Paul Revere. $750,000, is waiting to see what by Mayor Johnson to confer with get-together starts at 8 p.m. at n the flood-stricken areas, neral Home followed at 9 o'clock Walter B. Johnston of Ocean Legion officials feel the bel sort of help may be forthcom- William Blair, the borough at City Hall. season's warmest weather also by a high requiem mass to be Grove, and several nieces' »ni Water Okay ringing will serve to remind ing from the state and county torney, and make a change In the Americans of their "heritage oi extended across most of the east offered In St. Agnes Church by nephews. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The ern half of the nation. governments. official papers. Rev. Michael J. Lease, pastor. state Water Policy and Supply freedom and the challenge of the The funeral will be tomorrow In Nebraska, tho most severe Mayor Sidney B. Johnson told Burial will be in Holy Cross Council will conduct a public future." Anniversary at 10 a.m. in the Worden funeral flooding appeared to be in Borough Commission and its au- Cemetery, North Arlington. A hearing In Trenton tomorrow on (Continued) home, Red Bank, with Rev. Ker-' Pierce, on the Northfork River dience last night that he and rosary will be recited tomorrow an application by Strathrnore Wa- Farley built by the funds which it pro- ry Robb, associate pastor of the in the upper northeast section of Raymond Henck, local Civil De- night at 8 o'clock in the funeral ter Co. to dig two water wells No Use Seen vided. Red Bank Methodist Church, of- the state. The river had spilled fense-Disaster Control director, (Continued) home. which would pump 1,250,000 gal- 'Extremely Strong' ficiating. Burial will be in Green over morB than 30 blocks of town last Wednesday attended a con- slricken areas in Burlington, lons of water per day. For L. B. Area "Today Red Bank Savings Is in Grove Cemetery, Keyport. of some 1,200 persons. Evacua- ference called by Gov. Richard Mercer, and Warren Counties, he MRS. JAMES B. PERRY LONG BRANCH-The grounds an extremely strong position. Its The Strathmore utility Is owned tion of residents continued J. Hughes at Atlantic City and, said. of the demolished City Stadium sound operating policies have de- FREEHOLD - Mrs. Elizabeth RAYMOND F. RYNO by Levitt and Sons, Inc. The throughout the night. The river there, told of local damages In The Republican legislative probably will not be put into veloped substantial reserves Perry, 51, of 7 Holmes Ter., died CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Ray- wells would be located In the was higher than the stage reached the March 6-7 storm. delegation, the senator said, major public use this year. which protect it, and Its savers, yesterday at her home. mond F. Ryno, 68, of 231 Brook- southwest section of town, to in 1960 when the town had Its "There were no immediate re- since March 6 has been, "ready City Council last night received against loss In addition to the in Mrs. Perry was born in Frank- side Ave., died Monday In Riv- service the 1,280-house Levitt de- worst flood. sults," the mayor said. "We will and willing to aid the stricken a recommendation from the plan- surancs of its savers' funds pro- linton, N. C, a daughter of Willie erview Hospital. velopment now under construc- have to file a complete report areas even though some of the tion. ning Board that at least for the Minor flooding was reported vided by the Federal Savings and and Georgia Stokes. Born in Rahway, he was the next week to learn what we can bills were objectionable to them." Loan Insurance Corporation, a According to tha application present, the oceanfront area be In Norfolk, a town of about 12,000 Besides her parents, she is sur- son of the late Abraham L. and expect in the form of state and He also blamed the .Democrats permanent agency of the United the wells would be 250 to 450 feel used for car parking. some 12 miles downstream from vived by her husband, James B. Lucetta Snyder Ryno. He had federal assistance." for blocking the flood Insurance States Government. deep, situated south of Church St. Council took no action, pend- Pierce, and water covered farm Perry; two sons, James Perry of lived here eight years. No Assurances bill. and west of Line Rid. ing study. The stadium super- lands between the two communi- "The good wishes of New Jer Hartford, Conn, and Willie Leon Mr. Ryno had retired a year The mayor said he did not re- The Republican Party has put The hearing will be before structure recently was razed on ties. Other danger spots in sey's 422 savings and loan asso- Perry of Freehold; four daugh- ago after 34 years of service with ceive assurances that would lead aside all partisan considerations state Water Policy council mem Council's order, the interior field Waterloo and Kings Lake on the ciates are extended to you on this ters, Mrs. Sylvia Doster of this the Public Service Co., Newark, him to expect that direct assist- and predicts the passage of the bers William G. Bank and David had been used in recent years by Elkhorn River, and near Bellevue, occasion. You have an enviable place, Mrs. Beatrice Jeffers of as an auto mechanic. He was a ance would be forthcoming to governor's package bill when the I. Stepacoff. children for a ball field «nd the a south suburb of Omaha, at . record of growth and progress. Hartford, Conn., Mrs. Dora Swan- member of the Masons in Newark exterior rim, for parking. confluence of the Missouri and cover the estimated $100,000 loss Senate meets tomorrow, Mr. Far- One we know you will continue In son, of France, and Miss Linda and the International Brotherhood The local Township Committee caused when storm winds and ley said. Once famous as a dog racing Platte Rivers and Pappio Creek the future." Perry of Freehold; two adopted of Electrical Workers. has agreed to give Levitt (Strath- ocean flooding ripped down the site, the stadium and its grounds About 300 of the 620 residents o State Sued Accepting the certificate was daughters. Miss Frances Lang- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. more) a water franchise to cover municipal pavilion and eroded the had become an eyesore,. Council Kings Lake left their homes bu Harold B. Millward, the fifth ford of this place and Mrs. Annie Geneva Bailey Ryno; a daugh- the general area of the housing beach. "But various types of long- ThB senator pointed out that voted to remove It in hopes of only a few were evacuated a president of the institution since Foy, Hartford, Conn.; two broth- ter, Mrs. Flora A. Golda of development — a tract of more term loans were mentioned that Atlantic City had created its own finding some profitable use com Waterloo. Some 400 persons in its founding in 18S7. His predeces ers, George Stokes and James Middletown; a son, Raymond R- than-500 acres. may help us considerably." erosion commissidh that had raercially and as a city attrac- the lowland area of Bellevtie left sought successfully to receive sors were William T. Corliss, the Stokes of this place; three sis- Ryno of this place; a sister Miss tion, for the grounds. their homes. He could not say, prior to federal funds. After they re- first president; Samuel Sabath, ters, Mrs. Lillie Brodie of this Helen Ryno of Hillside, and four Clear Driver In Iowa, the Floyd, Big Sioux further discussions, how much"as- ceived the funds, he said, the Harry Campbell and Edwin R. place, Mrs. Clara Nance of Lake- grandqhildren. BOARD AWARDS CONTRACTS and Little Sioux Rivers flooded sistance would be given toward state sued for half of the grant. Conover, now chairman of the wood, and Mrs. Minnie Stokes of The funeral will be tomorrow road damages, estimated at about board. Mr. Millward has held the Newark, and 10 grandchildren. RED BANK — The Board o areas In northwest Iowa. The The New Jersey State Erosion at 1 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral $17,000. post since 1958. Home, Keyport, with Rev. Fran- In Auto Death Education last night awarded Floyd River was expected to Commission, which consists main- The funeral will be tomorrow "But officials with whom we Membership Meets cis Osterstock, pastor of the Bay- FREEHOLD - A Monmouth contracts for athletic and physi- crest at six to seven feet above ly of seashore county representa- at 2 p.m. at the Second Baptist spoke have said we can look for view Presbyterian Church, of- County jury found a' Wall Town- cal education supplies to Sher- flood stage In Sioux City by late tives, has tried for years to At the annual meeting of the Church, here, with Rev. T. M. full co-operation with our prob- ficiating. Burial will be in Rah- ship man not guilty here yester- wood's Snorting Goods, 7 Broad tomorrow. Sandbags lined the change the 50-50 aid formula but, membership prior to the dinner, Jones officiating. Burial will be lems." way Cemetery. day on a charge of causing death St., Red Bank, and for sewing banks of the Floyd River which the senator said, their requests Louis S. Conover, James H. An- in Maplewood Cemetery. About 25 persons present ex- by auto. ' • materials to M. Jones Co., Brook- twists through the eastern part were "met by deaf ears. And derson, William H. Hinteimann, of the city of some 85,000 pop- pressed Interest In the mayor's Jr., and William A. Fluhr were MRS. GEORGIANNA STEVENS According to Assistant Prose- lyn. only two years ago, Richard R. MRS. MARY E. BOYD ulation. More sandbagging op- observation that the Army En- re-elected to new three-year NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. cutor Solomon Lautman, William Stout (R-Monmouth) presented erations were planned, using up gineers are at work Investigating terms on the board of directors. ASBURY PARK—Mrs. Mary E. Georgianna Carter Stevens, 83, of P. Ralston, of Rt. 71, had been SPCA MEETING an erosion plan to the state that the supply of a half million sand what might be a multi-million The directorate reorganized at a Boyd, 75, of 1303 Bangs Ave., Pinebrook Rd., died yesterday in charged with causing the death EATONTOWN - The annua was rejected," he said. bags needed to add an idditiona dollar federal program to assist special session immediately fol- died yesterday in Fitkin Hospital. Monmouth Medical Center. of Carol Lewis, of Neptune, meeting of the Monmouth County two feet to the dikes, New Jersey with its erosion prob- Farley predicted that Mon- lowing the annual meeting and She was born in Lynchburg, Mrs. Stevens was born in New passenger In the vehicle he was Society for the Prevention of lem. mouth County In 10 years would renamed Mr. Conover chairman Va., and had resided in Red Bank York and had lived here 20 years. driving, when he was Involved "-..-is, t Animals will be held n In the nation's weather, show- be the largest county in the state of the board; Mr. Millward, pres before moving here 14 years ago. She is survived by a cousin, in an accident Nov. 12 In Nep- at the shelter, Wai! St., at 8:30 Have to Wait ers sprinkled the Dakotas while and should be the leader in the ident; Louis S. Conover, vice Surviving is a niece, Mrs. Ber- Mrs. Jennie Lee of Camden, and tune Township. p.m. Tuesday, But, for the moment, It ap- a mixture of wet snow and rain Republican organization. He president and treasurer; Martin tha Calloway, of Detroit, Mich. two second cousins, Mrs. Car- In the trial held before County pelted sections of Montana. A peared that the municipality would have to wait until author- called for the Republicans to be Van Buren Smock, vice presi- The Bolden Funeral Home, rie Lee Lanchet of Philadelphia Judge Edward J. Asher, Mr, The tallest monument In the "salesmen of the Republican dent; Noel J. Lartaud, secretary; New York City, is In charge of and Mrs. Jennie Lee Still of Ralston testified that he was not United States Is the San Jacinto cause" and said they should vestigate all detailed damage re- Anna W. Van Brunt, assistant arrangements. Moorestown. driving carelessly when the ac- Monument near Houston, Tev ward to the coast. seek candidates who are willing ports from the shore area before treasurer, and William E. Hollo- The funeral will be tomorrow at cident occurred. The concrete-and-limeslone shaft to work, sacrifice their time, A southerly flow of mild air making detailed plans on the use man, assistant secretary. The law 1 a.m. at the F. Leon Harris Mr. Ralston was represented and know the problems of their rises 570 feet, 15 feet higher than! kept temperatures far 'above sea of storm relief money In what- firm of Parsons, Caniona, Blair Meyner Portrait Funeral Home, Red Bank. Bur- by Benedict Nicosia, Red Bank. the Washington Monument. sonal levels In a broad belt from area." and Warren were rcdesignated ial will be in White Ridge Ceme- ever amount It may be made TRENTON (AP) - Former New Mexico northeastward into the association's counsel, and tery. available. He praised the Monmouth Gov. Robert B. Meyner and his the Missouri and upper Missis- Otis R. Seaman, borough en- County legislative delegation, Frederick E. Lombard, Its clos- sippi River valleys. Readings wife Helen returned to the State MRS. JUANITA~ArTlCKNER gineer, has been asked to send which he said is "dedicated to ing attorney. Offer Pleasan t Days were about 60 northward Into House yesterday to witness the LOCH HARBOR — Mrs. Ju- in the Monmouth Beach report. the cause of the state of New The other members of the hanging of his portrait. eastern Kansas and northwestern Jersey." anita A. Tickner of 405 Edgemont Missouri. Tom Wilderspin. 1R Hastings board of directors are Mr.. Gov. Richard J. Hughes, who Dr., died at her home last night PI., complained that "neither Smock, Edwin R. Conover, Ed- succeeded Meyner in January, after a long illness. In Summer School Some early morning temper sea walls nor jetties have been ward H. Conway, Mr. Millward, atures and conditions: New York said the portrait holds "the Mrs. Tickner. who resided here built correctly on our shore." He Fair Haven Theodore D. Parsons, A. Alvln most honored place" in the gov- 45 years, was born in Brooklyn. 46, cloudy; Chicago 48, clear; said these barriers "are just be- Whiting, Frank F. Blaisdell and RUMSON — An ambitious sum- tional parks, Disneyland and the (Continued) ernor's outer office. Her husband was the late Per- Boston 42, rain; Washington 45. nn knocked to pieces by our John H Worth. mer school program, with re- Seattle World's Fair for a cost The portrait was unveiled by cival Colin Tickner. clear; Atlantn 42, clear; Miam storms." Briefly reviewing the charges, medial and enriching aims, is of $460 is planned for 25 stu- Mrs. Meyner after Hughes ex- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. ffl. clear; Louisville 42, clear: Mr. O'Hcrn said the wording in again contemplated at Rumson- dents. "They should be built in a way pressed his "gratitude for the Arthur Hope of Shrewsbury, and Detroit 31, clear; St. Louis 53. Mrs. Montcsano's permit did not Fair Haven Regional High All accommodations for this clear; Minneapolis 40, clear; to let the sea fight Itself...to break many things which descended two grandchildren. constitute n material falsification Keyport School. trip, according to Dr. Kirmey, Kansas City 63, partlv clnudv up the sea," he said. "The ones to me from Gov. Meyncr's two The funeral will be Friday nt of a public record. (Continued) As outlined by Dr. John Kin- will be In motels and hotels. No Denver 48, clear; Dallas (!4 we have are of the wrong de- administrations, especially good 2 p.m. in the Farry Memorial ncy, superintendent, to the camping is contcmplaled. Boro clear: Phoenix 5B, dear: Seattle sign. The ones we should have Mr. O'Hcrn said that Mrs. position would carry an annual government." Funeral Home, Asbury Park, should he built of concrete." Board of Education last night, Bus Co., Red Bank, is co-opera- 16. eleir; San Fmnclsrn iehl. Virginia In- Rogers, Douglas Schuster, scholastic standing. i case all others fail. man who promises you such less with anyone who, whether James Stanley, Joseph Sullavan, ternity from the dean of students. ermont College. LONG BRANCH-Registrations I have watched many students He can scrutinize each fraternity He said that in many cases, directly or by inference, guaran- Robert Sullavan, Vinceit Sulla- for attendance at Monmouth itudents are showing preferences Donald Larrabee, Montclair :ees you profits in stocks. van, John Thorpe, Warren West, fail in an almost heroic attempt for favorable and unfavorable itate College; Sue Locklin. Mari- County Fire College courses will to maintain high scholarship in characteristics. smaller and generally less Q) "I've been advised to buyJoseph Wittreich, and Ted Moss. be accepted at a session in Long jopular colleges rather than the etta College; Kittv Mackey, Street Has a low scholarship fraternity. (You may obtain a CODV of Dr. Jow Chemical, What is your Branch High School, Westwood :raditional Ivy League and North Western College: John Mailler, One lad named Charles Nason's "Help Your Child Suc- ipinion?" The following boys were Ave., Monday, April 30. :ast womens institutions. Often Muhlenburr College. Moravian struggled with this problem fo ceed in School" booklet by send- One More C.A. awarded merit badges; le added, the praises of region- ;e; Michael Manley. Get- A) I'm afraid that I don't agree James Hawley. Mich'ael Quinn, Registration will open at 6:30 a long time then gave up anting $1 to this newspaper.) vsbiirq, Bucknell
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AT ROUTE 35 Today's Business Mirror: p UmA vrmmrnt ami &• mutm ih« price lit*, RED BANK REGISTER oi«b«r pricta. m a «*»»p tronfJi." tyg,^ bum #*# eomptnlM hm *M tag of profit for tutor* pvwtk Such a bowi-biut cycle of orders buflt up a *tock U ctttato prod- ft nacb vmt not*** tittbdr ••*d rtpi*c*mtrt of obeotew Steel Wage Talks would do dw Whole tcoaoiaj uetr and can meet new order- s pnsdMkmt, ccUing the insert "*" -ue Involved is A* talks considerable htm. . in normal fatfakn. Beyond this market largely tm to real de- HtUfcirgn. By SAM DAWSON that would MUtfy the steel work' they have more produottvt fa- maud. And a tot of company execu- NEW YORK (AP)-The steel ers' desire for t bigger share ot The economy today is In a P°" duties to call upon if orders Jus- Whatever the settlement, man-tive* and workers Outside the w»ge talks are seen by most bus,-goodies from productivity ad- citlon to move ahead, in the .„ _, >tetl Industry will be eager to tify, so few of the smaller users agement isn't likely to give up letra th lnessmen as the immediate,clue vances in the industry and give opinion of the economists at the have felt any great urge to load its drive to convince the adminnlmln-- « precise terms of the to whether the American economy them some sense of Job security. Chase Manhattan Bank, New themselves down with expensive istration and the public that high- final outcome. can achieve full prosperity In the The hike would have to ba mod-York. In their "Buslntsi in inventories. er steel profits are needed for months ahead. erate enough to keep steel prices Brief" review, out today, they healthy expansion of the Indus- Steel Inventory Buying Blindness does not mean doom, Hopes are from shooting upward, much as state with true banker modem' try. the end of careers, charity and high today that management would Ilka to sweet- tion: "A nonlnfiatlonary settle- However, the metalworking ment Coming to their aid is Steel begging. Quite to the contrary a pact is in en profit returns. The Ke'nedn y would contribute significant-1:rade weekly, The Iron Age, says Migailne of Cleveland which" says it has been the stimulus for the nuking administration has corns ou-. '" to tha economy's well-being." today*• that unless there is "a the profit squeeze tightened last many rewarding professions, as that won't set strongly against price Increases. Steel users have been holding valid Indication that a settlement year. Dollar volume of net in?attested by the great deaf-blind off another Would Harm Economy down their orders since labor is near," there will toon be a come after taxes was down 14,2 leader, Helen Keller, who serve* wage - price And the settlement would have talks resumed at Pittsburgh, Auto second wave of steel Inventory per cent from 1M0, and the profitas International consultant to the hike through' to be in a range that would con- makers and steel warehouses are buying. margin averaged out to 9.2 cents American Foundation for the out industry. vince steel users (as well as the reported to have pretty well taken An agreement would kill this per dollar of sales, lowest since Blind. Terms would government.) 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One day, Editor's Note — Milwaukee While file nonalcoholic product mner's schooner at substantially ** calories in a 1> This lad is an. incurable wolf inet doors, etc., but never shuts fed up, her husband made her trews about six million barrels is made out of the same (rain MS. ounce can, which is about one* and there's only one answer. If any of them. How can I start a solemnly swear to empty asB of beer a year, and the burghers and hops and the like as beer, is Outside of the fact that the fourth the freight of regular beer. you insist on dating him, only reform movement? trays. She did, for three months. take careful precautions to see nly way this stuff can hurt you And that may even bring the (Write to George, the only ad- produced like beer, bottled and go out on roller skates—he'll still Barked Shins that not all of it is shipped out i if you drown in it, mere's one genuine 45-inch waistli e experts vice columnist in the entire na- She grew progresively more canned like beer, and looks, ther thing going for it. There's to terms, eventually. get fresh but at least you won't Dear Barked Shins: of town. That is. they tiava up tion who is more confused than nervous, irritable, began to kick to now. What they'll do in the smells and—Milwaukeeans avert have to walk home. If you have an otherwise per his clients.) the dog, hit her husband with a future remains to be seen. their eyes—tastes like beer, the feet wife with just one annoying skillet one Thursday night and absence ot alcohol makes possible George Old Boy; habit, by all means leave her ran off to Bark, Ark., with a TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIrTS Dear George: By DION HENDERSON all sorts of shortcuts. We would like to know if you alone. Women most always have troupe of encyclopedia salesmen One Is a shortcut in the price. I'm die girl who wrote to you make up the questions that ap- a habit or two which serves as and was never heard from again. 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Jl ^ t, M»r. 31 im-r «w*l thru S»l., Mar. 311 Print plainly name, address with Rllll RHR 8 tone, size and style number. Extra! Extra! Rxtrn Big Sum Prices Effective thru Siturday, March II. We Reterve the Right to limit Quantities. Plenfy of Free Parking mer Pattern Calalog—over 106 obo in ASBURY PARK Not Responsible (or Typographical Errors. at both locations styles for all sires, occasions Route 35 at Atbury Park Traffic Circle Send 35c. RED BAM. BEGISTER lO-W«b>«dty, MM. 28,1962 VALUE QUALITY4£Wlt£ ENJOYED BY OVER 150,000 FAMILIES WHO SHOP AND SAVE WEEKLY AT FRIENDLY MAYFAIR! Mayfoir's "Simply Wonderful" Meats - Enjoyed By Over 150,000 Famflies! "Simply Wonderful" - Fresh - Cut From Young Grain Fed Porkers - Sore 20c Ib. Herbert Bucholti Supervising Pork Loins 39 Minister "Simply Wonderful" • Top Choice - Extra Valu Trim Visits Here Chuck Steak Save 16c Ib. Ib. 49- RED BANK — Th« Red Bank "Simply Wonderful" • well Trimmed • Fork Tender congregation of Jehovah's Wit- Prices effective thru Saturdoy, March 31, 1962. Right to limit. Save 30c Ib. Ib, nesses is being visited this week Rib Steak by Herbert Bacholtz, supervising 69 minister, for Central New Jersey Seafood Favorites From Mayfair: "Simply Wonderful" and special representative of the "Simply Wonderful" • S»v» 10c Ib. ^^ ^w L«an'- Frejhly Ground Watchtower Bible and Tract So- £ Siva 10c Ib. ciety. Fresh Chuck Chopped 69- Purpose of Mr. Bucholtz' visit Fancy Smelts " 29 is to assist and train local min- "Simply Wonderful" - Sa/t 20c IB? isters in Bible teaching work and lb also to analyze the effectiveness of the Christian activity of the Sea Squab congregation. Fresh Frozen Food Favorites Mr. Bucholtz is a graduate of Enjoyed By Over 150,000 Families! the Watchtower Bible School of "Fresher-By-For" FruiN fir .Vegetables Cilead. Bible meetings will be held Enjoyed By Over 150,000 Families! throughout the week at the new Kingdom Hall, 58 Forman St., Fair Haven, and other Bible study centers In the community, TOMATOES MORTONS DINNERS Time will be spent each morn Ing and afternoon throughout the FIRM, RIPE ALL VARIETIES week in missionary work, with Mr. Bucholtz accompanying min- PERFECT FOR SLICING FRESH FROZEN isters from the congregation as CARTON they call on persons of all faiths. 14' The purpose of the calls will be Plump, Fmh, Tatty 4 #%, to stimulate Bible discussions 399 with residents in the Red Bank Green Peppers ,b. 17 area. Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut Cuitard • Fresh Frozen Ending his visit April 1 at 3 Crlip, Ttngy JF * p.m., Mr. Bucholtz will speak on Radishes & Stallions *»'*Q the subject, "Is this the World's Morton Fruit Pies '.%-' Last Generation?" Californi*, Sunklit ' MfL M J*. The public lecture will be based on the Bible. Navel Oranges \[)°AT Mr. Bucholtz, a native of Ohio was ordained In 1934, and has Red, Crunchy ^ M ••, been s special representative of the Watchtower Society for sev- Delicious Apples j»«4!> eral years. During his visit he and his wife will be guests of Mr, and Mrs. George Aljian of 27 Delaware Ave., Riverside Money-Saving Food Volues - Enjoyed By Over 150,000 Families! Heights. Holland House • Alt Purpose Grind Nerve Gas Is Being Hi 662 £- Developed LINDEN HOUSE - ALL PURPOSE WASHINGTON (AP) - Asst. Secretary of the Army Finn Lar sen says the army is making Soap Detergent considerable progress in develop- ing a nerve gas that could in- Strawberry, Peach, Pineapple or Apricot capacitate large populations for several hours without doing permanent injury. And he says Linden House Preserves; 4 M the Russians are stockpiling large amounts of a similar gas. ALL VARIETIES His statements came in testi- mony before the Senate Armed $ Services Committee which was Golden Grain Soups 5 1 made public Monday. Larsen agreed with the chair- JACK RABBIT ' man, Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-GA., that the gas could be used by Russia in an attempt to Green Split Peas "Strictly Fresh" cripple the Western European in- dustrial complex without destroy- Dairy and Delicatessen ing It. I flu[, No. 300 Sen. Strom Thurmond, D-S.C., SAVE 6c CBn Enjoyed By Over 150,000 FamHies! •aid he learned of the gas while Van Camp Pork & Beans •ttending the Army's Command and Staff College as a reserve general. IMPORTED "At the time it was stated that Gloria Tomato Paste SAVE 5c a gas could be dropped on a city like New York and just disable Cream Cheese everybody for a few hours and , they could march in—there wouldn't be any fighting." Thur- mond said. BORDEN'S He said ne had seen a film of the effects of the gas on soldiers. "They would be marching and they would just drop out and go Save 5' in different directions and seem SAVE 30c to lose their equilibrium or bal- •nee or control." Larson said the gas "disorien Imported Picnic Horn 3 »1" tates a person, makes a person MAYFAIR'S OWN - SAVE 20c LB. incapable of realizing what he is doing under the influence of the gas. Its effects last quite a Sliced Chopped Hamh 79" few hours." ROYAL DAIRY But, he added, the gas does not C produce permanent injury. Fancy Cottage Cheese : 25 He said the gas could be de- MAYFAIR'S OWN - GRADE A - SAVE 10c LB. livered as a spray in a tactica C situation, could be fired in rock •t< and shells or could be car- Swiss Cheese ----- 59 ried by a plane. TULIP FAIR - MELLOW MILD NOW ON Linden Farms —All Flavor SALE! * Pork Roll • (iOLDKNUOOK • ;; ICE 56 NEWMAN KNCYCLOPHDJA J| CREAM Jhutta I'M jib SPRINGS ROAD VOLUME! ST.U ON SALE any 49£ OLD CAR WINTER-WEARY? 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Dupree Joins Peace Corps Mr*. Zane Anson wu elected Ethel Loveio, three-year trustee, RUMSON — A young American president of the Ladies Auxiliary Mrs. Irene Meehan and Mrs. CONG BRANCH — Miss Cath- or for her sister. Miss Janet Jud- girl, deeply proud of her accept- )f the Veterans of Foreign Wars Scarborough were named depart- erine Elizabeth Alexander, son, Long Branch, was maid of ance in the U. S. Peace Corps, rlcElvaine-Schenck Post, Mata- ment delegates. Their alternates daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford honor. Bridesmaids were Misses left her Rumson home yesterday yan, last week in the American will be Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. M. Alexander, 30 Grand Ave, be- Gayle Beebe, Tinton Falls; Kathy for New York City and the be- >gion Hall, Matawan. Fitzsimmons. came the bride of John William Murphy, New Shrewsbury, and ginning of a new life of service. Serving with her next year will Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.-Smith, Mr». Dupree, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joyce Peak, West Long Miss Judith Patricia Hayes,' 29 ; Mrs. Edward Rinkewich, sen- Schar and Mrs. Lovero were Bernard Dupree, 13 Alden Ter., Branch. All wore cocktail length First St., is leaving by airline to- ior vice president; Mrs. James chosen district delegates. Their tittle Silver, March 10 here in taffeta gowns, the matron of hon- morrow with a group of 24 other Thomas, junior vice president; alternates will be Mrs. Meehan, St. Luke's Methodist Church. or in maize and the other at- new members of the corps for the Mrs. Frank Anson, treasurer; Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Fitzsimmons tendants to Nile green. Their pill and Mrs. Elsie Lylo. Rev. J. Courtney Hayward, Peace Corps Field Training Cen- Mrs. George Makuk, chaplain; box hats matched their dresses The joint installation with the pastor, officiated at the double ter at Camp Rio Abajo In Are- Mrs. Raymond Duophy, conduc- and they carried yellow roses post will be held May 12 in the ring ceremony. Organist was cibo, Puerto Rico. tress; Mrs. Oscar Butch, guard, and irises. post home. Darrell Peter of New York. A re- Daughter of Mrs. Virginia and Mrs.- John O'Reilly, secre- Paul Dupree, at home, was ception followed In Crystal Brook Hayes, and the late Joseph P. tary. Mrs. Brenon will represent the best man for his brother. Ushers Inn, Eatontown. Hayes, Judy expects to put her Joint installation luxiliary at the annual legisla- were Bernard A. Dupree, 2d, Fair te dinner sponsored by the De- The bride was given In mar- knowledge of the Spanish lan- with the post will be held April Haven, and Bradley D. Dupree, guage to a working test. During 26 in the legion hall. Mrs. Frank jartment of New Jersey Veterans riage by her father. She wore an Red Bank, also brothers of the )f Foreign Wars in Trenton. Imported gown of Italian silk and her four months of training there, Anson will be auxiliary chairman. bridegroom; Clifford Alexander, she said she expects to have in French rosepoint lace. The fitted brother of the bride, and Thomas Mrs. Zane Anson and Mrs. basque bodice was designed with tensive language study. Including Thomas will serve as chairmen MARCH CARD PARTY of the Brounley, Middletown. study of the language of the of a rummage sale to be held Auxiliary of the Highlands First a portrait neckline embroidered The bride, a graduate of Long in sequins and the draped bouf- Quechua Indians, descendants ol May 11-12. Aid Squad was recently held in Branch High School, attends the ancient Incas. the first aid building. Mrs. Luke fant skirt revealed a flounce of Monmouth College, West Long lace terminating in a sweep What her specific job will be NEW OFFICERS of the aux- Penta was chairman and Mrs. Branch, and is employed at Bam John J. McConnell and Mrs. Wal- train. Her four-tiered butterfly berger's, Monmouth. has not been determined. iliary of the Highlands Veterans bouffant veil was held in place "Each day is a like a treasure of Foreign Wars were elected at ler Mewes were vice chairmen. Mr. Dupree, a graduate of Red hunt," she commented. Yester- recent meeting In the post by a coronet of handcut crystals Bank High School, also attends and she carried a cascade bou- day she was packing her "rugged lome. GUADALCANAL COAST- Monmouth College. He is associ- clothing." A pith helmet, sturdy AUERS Color Guard of Matawan quet of white roses, stephanotis ated with the Pardu Floor-Wax- They are Mrs. Joseph Par- and white iris. shoes and Jeans were included. tusch, president; Mrs. Leonard 'ownship received the first prize ing Company, Fair Haven. >f $50 recently in a contest spon- Mrs. Carolyn A. Eggimann, Just In Case Savage, senior vice president; The couple reside on Franklin sored by the Colleens Color Long Branch, was matron of hon- Ave., Long Branch. Mrs. Jerry Meyer, junior vice "I did put in a party dress , • . president; Mrs. Robert M. Wa- >uard in Sayreville. Nineteen just in case," she smiled. ters, Sr., treasurer; Mrs. Vivian :olor guards competed. She does know that she will MOTHER'S HELP is given by Mrs. Virginia Hayes, Rumson, as her daughter, Judy Sanborn, chaplain; Mrs. John L. live in a large tent with eight Miss Janet Leavy, captain of finishes packing before embarking yesferday afternoon for Peace Corps training. Dedrick, conductress; Mrs. Ste-the local guard, received a saber Spring Lake Girl Wins other girls. For a week in April phen H. Faller, guard; Mrs. Mi-for best captain. ' she will be at the Catholic Uni- iOr L. Johnson, three-year trus versity of Puerto Rico in Ponce. Plans have been completed for ee, and Mrs. Gaetano Sgambato,the "Colors in Review" Color Statewide Essay Contest Mrs. Hayes, who is employed Magazine Releases Market Survey two-year trustee. Installation of Guard Contest, sponsored by the at Fort Monmouth at the U. S. officers will be held on April 14. Guadalcanal Guard Saturday in TRENTON — Eve Elizabeth As state winner, she will re- Army Signal Support Agency, al- Slater, 16, of 22J Lorraine Ave., the auditorium of St. Thomas ceive a $200 savings bond end a so is proud of her daughter's MRS. JOHN GAYNOR was in Grammar School, Old Bridge. Spring Lake, a student at St. certificate of merit at a reception new appointment. The letter ol Rose Catholic High School in Bel- ;o be held on April 11, In the of- acceptance from President Ken Teen Brides in the Majority stalled as president of the Rum- The contest will start at 6 p.m. mar, has been judged first prize 'ice of Gov. Richard J. Hughes. nedy's brother-in-law, R. Sargent NEW YORK — More girlt be-, There are just a few of the Consistent with their youthfu' son Fire Company Auxiliary at The Color Guard was formed winner in a statewide essay con- From the State AFL-CIO Council, Shriver, director of the Peace coma "Mrs." at 18 than at any acts about the burgeoning bridal march to the altar, these young recent dinner in the Union in 1958 and has participated in test sponsored by the Governor's she will also receive a check for Corps, has assumed an important larket revealed in the new "Bri- brides-to-be begin filling their House, Red Bank. 49 contests, and has won 39 tro- other age. More than 50 per cent phies, 2 medals, a $50 cash award, Committee to Employ the Handi- expenses to the two-day annual place as a memento of the oc- of bridal veils and wedding rings dal Market Survey" released by Nope chests even before they are Other new officers are Mrs Perry Campanella. vice presi and the Jersey Shore Area capped, it was announced today meeting of the President's Com- casion. She Is already anticipat- sold for first marriages are Seventeen Magazine. The study ;ngaged, according to the market by David L. Vunicli, president of dent; Mrs. Steven Subowicz, sec- Championship flag. mittee in Washington May 10-11. ing her daughter's first home bought for young women under based on material compiled by itudy. The median age for hope Bamberger's Department Stores leave, scheduled for July 28 he U. S. pepartment of Health, :hest ttock-plljng ranged from retary; Mrs. John Eager, treas- and state committee chairman. As New Jersey's representative through Aug. 6. I. Education and Welfare, the Bu- 16.1 years for blankets to 17 years rer, and Mrs. Franklin Crass, n the national contest, Miss Sla- In the next five years more iau of Census, and the teen pub- 'or flatware and china. inancial secretary. One of more than 3,500 essays ter will be competing with other In Health Group submitted in the annual contest, than three million teen-age girls cation. A card party will be held in students from all parts of the After that, Miss Hayes will de- will say those two all-dmportant the fire house May 29, A pizza Miss Slater's composition has country, for cash prizes ranging According to the report on the On Campus been sent to Washington as New part for Peru which she twice words, "I do." teen marriage-go-round, the ro- party is planned for the next reg- from $1,000 for first place to $200 before has visited. She has en- ular meeting, April 4. Jersey'* entry in the national con- tor fifth place. Bronze plaques mantic future of America's Miss Miss Barbara Scalzo, daughter test conducted by tha President's listed in the health science group Teen-Ager Is an optimistic one. of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Scalzo Committee on Employment of the re also awarded to the schools of the corps. COMMITTEE CHAIR of 163A Branch Ave., Red iBank, if the national winners and the today, 1,000,000 of America's 10,- Handicapped. The 23-year-old graduate of Red 250,000 teen women are engaged MEN were appointed last week has been pledged to Zeta Tau Al- presentations this year will be Bank Catholic High School was Graduates at a meeting of the Relief Engine pha sorority at the University of made by President Kennedy. annually. Of these betrothed formerly a display artist for misses, 67.5 per cent expect to Company auxiliary, Red Bank, in Tampa. A graduate of Red Bank They were made by the U. S. at- Stelnbach Company. She studied the fire house. High School, she is a freshman torney general last year. arry within the year. Median Chairman nursing at the New York Found- ige for engagements is 16.9 and Mrs. Jesse Cook and Mrs. at the university. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ling Hospital. She signed up In tha engagements are short — six Chadwick Hendrickson will head Philip Slater, Eve is the top stu-January and word of her ac- months to a year. the telephone committee; Miss New provisional member of To Resign dent in her junior class of 149 ceptance came three weeks ago. Barbara Brower and Mrs. Ever- Beta Beta Beta, national biologi- RED BANK - Dr. Willard boys and girls. She is a member March 1 was the fist anniver- But the picture is not so rosy ett Brower, auditing, and Mrs cal honor society, at Notre Dame Scmerville, chairman of the of the National Honor Society, the sary of the creation of the Peace as the girl gets older. Statistics Earl Stout, publicity. Mrs College is Miss Susan Strachan, Chamber Music Society of the school Glee Club and co-editor of Corps on a temporary pilot basis from 29 states projected to a na- Charles Wilson will head a forth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom- Monmouth Arts Foundation and the school paper, the St. Rose by an executive order of Presi- tional level reveal that 564,732 coming membership drive. as Strachan, 17 Alden Ter., Little one of the group's original found' :ourier. She is also a member dent Kennedy who described it girls under 19 married in 1959; in The groups next meeting will Stiver. She is a graduate of Red ers, will resign his post at the this same year 487,044 girls be- TODAY of the All-State High School as "a pool of trained men and CHAMBER MUSIC CON- be held on April 9, one week Bank Catholic High School. end of the current concert sea- Band, in which she plays the women sent overseas by the ween 20 and 24 promised to early. Mrs. Frank Wissemann ion. 'love, honor and obey." But for CERT, Drolc Quartet, (Mon- flute, United State Government or mouth Arts Foundation), 8:30 will be hostess. Taking part in the annual dem- Dr. Somerville, who is retiring through private Institutions and hose 25 and up the story is sta- Her teacher, Sister Reglna p.m., Congregation Bnai Israel, onstration of the Panzer School because of other commitments, organizations to help foreign istlcally sad — only 442,224 Rumson. TWENTY-SEVEN MEMBERS of Physical Education and Hy- Rita, attributes her 6uccess in thecountries meet their urgent needs bund Mr. Right. will be succeeded by Gilman Col- HOME AND GARDEN SHOW, of the auxiliary to the Oceanport giene at Montclair State College lier. A longtime member of the essay contest to diligent research. for skilled manpower." The study also discloses that Hook and Ladder Company at- "Eve," she said, "spent long 7 to 10 p.m., Convention Hall, last week-end were Miss Vivian society, Mr. Collier is a pianist !B.l per cent of all 18 and 19- Asbury Park. tended the group's anniversary Marmulstein, daughter of Mr. composer and teacher of music hours in the school and public year-olds are already married. Of dinner recently in Colts Neck Inn. libraries, and obtained valuable and Mrs. Benjamin Marmulstein, He is a member of the faculty the 2,414,000 18 and 19 year-old TOMORROW Mrs. Benjamin Dziedzic led th. 71 Keyport Rd., New Monmouth, of the Westchester Conservatory information about the employ- Club Holds girls in the U. S., 697,000 are ment of the handicapped at the CLUBWOMEN'S DAY, Hahne [roup in prayer. and Miss Lynn Broten, daughter and a resident of Oakhurst. wives. Fifty per cent of all first 6 Co., Newark. A crazy hat party will be held of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Asbury Park office of the State brides are young women under Mr. Collier will be host at a Employment Service." Dinner Party DESSERT BRIDGE AND April 17 in the fire house. Mrs. Broten, 31 Wanlell Ave., Rum- imisicale In his home April 29 for :0; 37,8 per cent of all brides are FASHION SHOW, (Marlboro Charles S. Guillaudeu will head Chamber Music Society workers Theme of the contest was "The RED BANK - The Red Bank Miss Jane Kiel mder 20. the judging committee. Business and Professional Wom- Auxiliary), 1 p.m., Marlboro participating in the current sub- Role of the Community in the State Hospital Auditorium. A hus trip to New York'City Miss Claire Bloomberg, 230 scription renewal drive. Employment of the Handi- en's Club held a dinner party re- MIDDLETOWN - Miss Jane s planned for May 5. They will Mechanic St., Red Bank, is home cently in Shrewsbury Inn. Mrs.Kiel, daughter of W. A. Kiel, HOME AND GARDEN SHOW. capped." ^arty Motif 7 to 10 p.m., Convention Hall, attend a performance of "Come for spring vacation. A 1961 grad- Sarah Harrigan was in charge, Chapel Hill Rd., was graduated Blow Your Horn.1 uate of Red Bank High School, "Throughout history," Miss assisted by Mrs. Genevieve recently from th» Princeton Hos- Asbury Park. Slater wrote, "the community's she is a freshman at MacMurray Schwedfeger. Miss Catherine pital of Practical Nursing s Japanese OFFICIAL VISIT - Mrs. L. S. College, Jacksonville, 111, role has been recognized as a Warburton, pianist, at Log Cabin Princeton. While there she was FRIDAY SHERMAN'S moral obligation and an economic vice president of her class and NEW SHREWSBURY - The WHITE ELEPHANT SALE, Hiller, sixth district president ol Inn, provided the entertainment. th» Veterans of Foreign Wars Miss Sandra Hodgetts, daugh- necessity. Each citizen, has the On April 4 at 7:30 p.m. a cook- served on the Year Book com- lecorative motif of a Marlboro (Garden Department, Raritan responsibility to awaken the pub- mittee. \uxiliary dessert card party and Township Woman's Club), 4 auxiliary, paid her official visit ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hodg- ing demonstration will be held in to the Middletown Township aux- etts, Navesink, has been pledged lic from its apathy and to spark the offices of the Jersey Central 'ashion show to be held Thursday p.m., Leo's Keyport Auction a new, enlightened attitude to- A graduate of Middletown, Miss Market, Keyport. iliary recently. She was accom- to Chi Omega Sorority at West- Power and Light Co., English Kiel is working In the pediatrics ill be a Japanese spring garden ward the physically disabled. The maturing Japanese lanterns and HOME AND GARDEN SHOW, panied by Mrs. Isabella Johnson, minster College, New Wilming- Plaza, sponsored by Sears Roe- department of the Princeton Hos- senior vice president. ton, Pa., where she is a fresh- • Draperies world must be shown that the buck Co. A demonstration will be arrays of forsythia and roses. 7 to 10 p.m., Convention Hall, equation 'Ability plus Debility pital while preparing for her Hostesses will be dressed in silk Asbury Park. Mrs. Alden Lambert reported man. She is a graduate of Mid- • Slipcovers given on the use of electrical state examinations. I equals Success' is potent and ef- kimonos. 159 pounds of clothing were given dletown Township High School. cooking appliances. Mrs. Clara • Upholstering fective." Kaplan and Mrs. Eunice Patter- The event is planned tor 1 p.m to the Port Monmouth First Ai son are in charge of arrange- n the auditorium of Marlboro Squad for distribution to storm Among local students currently • Bedspreads ments. Catholic Nurses ;tate Hospital. Mrs. William Yacht Club victims in the Port Monmouth- home on vacation Is Miss Amelia • Curtains Made Named 'ruswell of Little Silver is deco- East Keansburg area. Grandinetti, 33 East Bergen PI., The annual benefit card party The auxiliary sent donations t Red Bank, a senior at Mount Ida Shop-at-Home Service and fashion show has been tenta- To Hold Dinner rations chairman. Proceeds wil Plans Dance Junior College in Newton Centre, Phone SH 1-2546 To Dean's List go into the auxiliary patients the Without A Doubt Society, Boy tively scheduled for May 24 with WEST LONG BRANCH - Th SHREWSBURY - The annual Scouts of America and the NewMass. • Sherman's OKLAHOMA CITY - Freder- Miss Elizabeth Smith, career ad- Monmouth County Chapter ol und. dinner dance of the Shrewsbury vancement chairman in charge of Percy Clark, director of occu- Jersey Cottage in the National Decorators ick Malle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Catholic Nurses will hold a com- Sailing and Yacht Club will be VFW Home in Eaton Rapids Miss Karen J. Scherer, daugh- 4*8 Broad St., Shrewsbury Frederick Malle of Orchard Rd., tho scholarships to be awarded munion dinner Friday, April 6, pational therapy, assisted by held Saturday in Old Orchan to both Red Bank high schools Mrs. G. H. Ruding, will display Mich. ter of Mr. and Mrs. William FREE PARKING River Plaza, N. J., has been following a 7 p.m. mass to be Country Club. Joint installation of post am Scherer. 21 Sickles PL, Shrews, The next meeting will be held celebrated by Rev. Francis handcrafts of the patients, includ- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Yea named to the dean's list here at ing ceramics, paintings, wood- auxiliary officers will be held i bury, will play one of the leading Oklahoma State University. April 11 in Cedar Inn, Atlantic McGuiness, the chapter's moder- ger of Llncroft are chairmen, the post home April 13. Mrs roles in a children's theater pro- Highlands. Speaker will be Mrs.ator, in St. Jerome's Catholi working, rag rugs, woven place A freshman at the Technical A pre-dance cocktail party i Frank Levering will be the in duction of "Mr. Popper's Pen- Julia Throckmorton, administra- Church, Wall St. mats and pot holders. Plants scheduled for 7:30 p.m. with Institute of the university, Malle grown by the patients will also stalling officer for the auxiliary guins" to be staged Saturday by tor of Riverview Hospital, who Dinner will bo served at 8: IE buffet supper following until 9:3' students of Juniata College, Hunt- is majoring in automotive tech- will be speaker on "Careers in be on sale. nology, working toward a bach- p.m. in the West End Manor, p.m. Pete Galatro's orchestri TWINLIGHT POST auxiliary ol ingdon, Pa. Hospitals." Ocean Ave., Long Branch. Dr. will play until 1:30 a.m. the American Legion, Highlands elor of science degree In indus- Mrs. Helen Van Pernls at Miss Scherer, a graduate of OUR trial arts. HB is a graduate of Michael LaPojrta will be the guesl Members of the dance commi approved donations to St. An Red Bank High School, is a jun. ONLY tended as a guest. speaker. School Dance tee include Mr. and Mrs. Lloyc drew's Episcopal Church and th< STORE Middletown Township High ior majoring in elementary edu- School. Mrs. Frances Carver, 229 Wcsi KEYPORT - The Keyport Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Charle: First Methodist Church at a re cation. Party Hostesses Sylvania Ave., Neptune City, is ii High School Band and Twirlcrs Walker, both of Little Silver. cent meeting. Both churches are in Highlands. SHREWSBURY - Mrs. John L, charge of reservations. Deadlim will sponsor a dance Friday at Miss Susan Laverick of Shrews- Keaveney, Mrs. Gerald Whalen, for reservations Is April 3. :45 p.m. in the Keyport High Hadassah Holds The auxiliary will celebrate th bury is one of seven finalists in Mrs. Albert J. Kolarsick am School auditorium. The semi- •43d anniversary of the America a contest to name the queen of Mrs. William Glading were host- MUSICAL COMEDY formal dance has been titled Legion at a meeting tonight. P05 the Annual ROTC Military Ball Hospital Benefit members will be guests. esses at a benefit card party heli MIDDLETOWN — Local higl "Spring Serenade." at Syracuse University. APPLES Thursday hero in the home ol students will present the musica Music will be supplied by fou EATONTOWN — A mah jongf Past Presidents' Club of th Miss Laverick, a sophomore at dance bands, tile Keyport High tournament and card party wai Twinlight unit will sponsor Syracuse, is n free lance model FROM OUR OWN ORCHARDS Mrs. Keaveney, Garden Rd. comedy "Our Hearts Aro Younj This was the first of several and Gay" Friday and Saturday School Dance Band, the Magna- held by the Red Bank Chapter o tricky tray party April 18 in the and social chairman of Kappa TASTE-TEMPTING parties to be given. Proceeds will at 8:15 p.m. in the high school tones, the Vibrants, and Jerry Hadassah Monday in the Old Or post home. Mrs. Robert P. Cap Alpha TliDta Sorority. She Is the be used for the club's civic proj- auditorium. The play is spon- and the Jades. chard Country Club. The even linger Is chairman and Mrs daughter of William Laverick and STAYMAN WINESAP ect to beautify tho jug handle at sored by the TTesplan Club am was planned to raise money foi F.thel Kollmar is vice chairmai the late Mrs. Laverick of 1 Sun- bed linens for the Rothschild Ho nybank Dr., Shrewsbury. And Other Popular Varieties Broad St. and Newman Spring is being directed by Peter Mills, RESCHEDULE PARTY 1 Rd., with plantings. English Instructor. pital at the Hadassah-Hebrc 'CHRISTMAS IN JULY will hi for Cooking and Eating RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The University Medical Center In Jen rdehratpd this vrnr by the nux You'll find our own orchard grown npplcn First Aid Auxiliary will hold a salem. illary of the VFW Guadalcnna Children See fresher, tastier .... and more economi- card party tomorrow night at 8 Tournament trophy winner: Post of Matawan Township. cal. Try some (oday. o'clock in Ye Cottage Inn, Key-were Mrs. Nathan Shapiro, Mrs The mid year event will feature YOUR RUGS SPARKLE port. Mrs. Theodore KIoo, I to Louis Shear, Mrs. George Kra a decorated Christmns tree nnd Travel Films Fresh-Pressed LIKE NEW! let, is chairman of the event. and Miss Ruth Rabm. Card pa other seasonal decorations. A din- NEW SHREWSBURY - Chll- APPLE The card party was originally ly co-chairmen were Mrs. Mclvit ner dance will be held July 21 in dren in several classes at Swim- set for earlier this month and Goodman and Mrs. Joseph Sta the post home in Cliffwood. Funds minj> River School shared re- CIDER When We Beautifully Clean Them was canceled due to the storm. realized will be used for the chil- cently in trips taken by relatives our own blend In Your Home or in Our Plant! dren's Christmas party in De- of their classmates. cember. Mrs. Irene Brenon, can- Dr. and Mrs. Jcrald Curcton, cer and community service chnir- stationed in Hnwnii for two years, Free Call mnn will hr wncrnl chnlrmnn. showed slides of the Islands to and Delivery Mrs. Ruth Williams was elected Mrs. Susan Anscll's fourth grado president. Serving with her will nral Mrs. Genovlevc Fnir's fifth be Mrs. Hrenon, senior vlco pres- tirade. Both classes were study- ident; Mrs. Gcrnldine Fitzsim- ing Hawaii. mons, junior vice president; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Galtl, Nep- DELICIOUS ORCHARDS Mnrjorio Conccpcion, treasurer; SCOBEYVILLE. NEW JERSEY tune, showed movies of a recent HUFFMAN**? BOYLE Mrs. Ann Mitchell, chaplain; western trip to Miss Judith Colts Neck-Tlnlon Fulls County Rd. 537 Mrs. Rita Scarborough, conduc- Bornemann's third Rrade. Their Salesroom Often Man. thru Sat. 9 to 6 FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM jress; Mra. Dorothy Smith, Krnnd-diuiRhter, Debra DcmRard. SUNDAY 1 to « guard; Mrs. Helen David, onc- accompnnied Ihpm on their Feb- WHITE ST. SH 7-28O0 RED BANK Rl. 35 Circte, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 yoar trustee; Mrs. Dorothy ruary vacation in Arizona anil Schar, two-year trustee; and Mrs. California. RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, llai. 23, 1962—13 Around Morimatiih Stars Pet Topic Is Her Children A Beautiful Exhibit NEW YORK (AP) — 6lW|koows onejrtatement ur English.J* Miss de Havilland, talking fast Olivia de Havilland five minutes 'Good morning Mama and Papa, and obviously on a favorite sub- By MILL! HRUSKA of conversation and, just as how are you. It is not a nice ject, punctuates her narrative with any other mother, she will day.' There art very bad winters with much leaning forward, Trav Neidlinger's quaint and artist; one of the Ready children pull out. snapshots of her chil- bu.Paris. Clouds come over and laughing and slapping her knees rustically beautiful Studio 57 in "with rose", and Mr. and Mrs. with both hands. Leonardo was the scene of a dren. Letters, too. S. A, Grinde, formerly of Colts "She can add, subtract, and DAR reception last week in For the two-time Academy Neck, are the subjects of other reading is a passion with her. honor of Eleanor Gay Lee. works. Award winner, currently starring in a Broadway" play, "A Gift of They study ancient history. You Miss Lee's work is on exhibit The Grinde portrait won the want to know anything about at the studio (until April 4, so Edward Steichen Award given by Time," these bridge the gap be- tween Paris and New York. Julius Caesar and Charlemagne? you still have time to see it.) the Museum of Modern Art In My daughter can tell you, and Among the hostesses was Mrs. New York. Her husband of seven years, the Christians and the lions and Irving T. Bartlett of Middletown The four remaining prints are Pierre Galante, Is an editor at the Druids, all that. Village. "Visions" entitled "Iris," "Rain Paris Match magazine. Benja- "We have this idea that our The impressive guest list In-; Diamond," "Sand Birds" and min, 12, son by her first*hus- American children aren't suffi- eluded Mrs. Louise Boons of "Aeration." . band Marcus Goodrich, is in| ciently developed to be able to do Birmingham, Ala.; Chris, Emily, A date for exhibition has sol boarding school in Normandy, these tilings. But I'm the moth- and Johnnie Richardson, Asbury yet been selected. and daughter Gisele, 5, attends er of two and that is the proof Park; Mrs. William B. Ham- school In Paris,, of it. bright, regent of the New Nether- The George Burtts of Beekmtn ''She takes the Cours Hatmer: "I go to Gisele's school some- lands Chapter of the DAR, PI., 'Fair Haven, were hosts at it's a marvelous system: It's times to watch, it is so enter- Bronxville, New York. (Mrs. a cocktail and dinner party at Alsatian. Girls start at 4. They taining. The teacher starts by Hambright's portrait by Miss home Saturday evening. go back and forth with little saying, 'Are you intelligent?' Lee is among those on exhibit.); Professor and Mrs. Robert brief cases. They love it. She "And they all reply, 'Mais Constance Rowe, also of Bronx- Culp, who were celebrating their can read and write. It's terribly ville; Mrs. William Rhoades, 10th wedding anniversary, were exciting for a child. our East Orange; Muriel and Jesse guests of honor. "She assumes they are. They Barker, South Orange and Man* She talks French but she Olivia De Havilland Abo present wen Mr. ud assume they are. And they are. squan; Marilyn Waters and Mn. Joseph De Clark, Red "There you are." Mildred Greenspan, H a z I e t; THE FIRST Sarnusl W. Hausman Memorial Art Competition, sponsored by the Minii- Bank; the Raymond Des- Balanc* of Power Harry and Rosemary DeSam- Kitty Kelly: monds, Jim Shea, the Joseph iry of Music and Fin* Arti of the Red Bank Methodist Church, was won by Red Bank The Galinte menage in Paris per, Lincroft; the Curtis Street- Desmonds ud Julie and Jack artiit Naomi Smith, ihown here with the minister of the church, Rev. W. Gordon Low- includes a nurse for Gisele and ers, Ridgewood, and Walter and Deisler, all of Rumson, and the a cook. The kitchen, pantry and Elizabeth Lee, Allendale. Mrs. den, and the winning oil painting, "It it I, Be Not Afraid." The title is taken from The Father-ln-Law Sport Henry Mollera, Lincroft. dining room are on the ground Lee is a noted Irish beauty, the Jack Deisler was enjoying Ms the story of Jetut and the fisherman on the Sea of Galilee from the Book of Mark, floor of a tall, narrow house and * daughter of Sir and Lady Lewis Dear Kilty: to marry after he .completes his first week-end at home in many Chapter 6, Vene 50. the children's rooms, their dining of Belfast. My husband and I are kind schooling and tour of dut" in the weeks. He is taking a 16-wtek room and a kitchenette are two people who want to see every- Army. He graduates this June floors above. Miss de Havilland Lady Lewis is an Internation- course at Harvard University. body happy. For this reason, and will enter the servics soon ally known breeder of Irish hunt It Is all work and no play, too. explains: Students Study when his mother died, we de- after. "A dumbwaiter cornea up — ers and steeplechasers and of because It is a full semester's Chamber cided to take his Dad in our I say he should save his mon- bird dogs of the spaniel breed program accelerated. that was my invention — with home. That was 10 years ago ey and send to me toward our the food all prepared. The chil- for erouse shooting in Europe. Geography Via and, I'm proud to say, we have futura home while his mother Also present were Mr. and1 dren serve themselves and the The Samuel Stelle Smiths of Concert never yet had any words, or even thinks that his allotments should nurse washes the dishes and Mrs. Louis Connor, Leonardo; Monmouth Beach ended their Post Cards a slight argument. be forwarded to his parents. sends them down. Sarah Jane McConnelly, Up- three-month .visit to Morocco RUMSON - The internation- He agrees with me but thinks per Montclalr, and (he L.H. Dad has his own apartment, "The whole Idea Is to keep the and are at home more than a ally-known Drolc Quartet will MIDDLETOWN - Pupils in the' TV, radio and so forth. His is you're the one to decide for us. nurse and the cook apart., In a Rhoades, Berkeley Height*, week ahead of schedule. be presented tonight in the fourth grade of the Fairview one of the most comfortable I am very religious, don't be French household there Is ten- and (heir daughters, Leslie and They were en route to Ber- last concert of the current se- School are having their rooms in our home. Alas he nev- lieva in dating, make-up, inde- sion between the cook and the Louise. muda from Lisbon last week ries sponsored by the Chamber geoRraphy lessons brought home er uses It. He is always pres- cent clothes or movies. My boy nurse traditionally, and If there Art touches everything Trav where they planned to spend a Music Society of Monmoulh to them through postcards. Cards ent when we have guests, first friend has come around to my isn't, they gang up on ths mis- and his concert pianist sister, week or more before going on to Arts Foundation. from faraway places around the at table and, no matter how way of thinking on all these ob- tress of the house. Gertrude, do. In this Instance, world have been received by Mrs, jects. His upbringing was also New York. High winds over The concert will take place much my husband and I long to "I want that normal natural the tea table centerpiece was a Marion Morris" class. very strict. We see each other Bermuda made it impossible for at 8:30 p.m. in Congregation talk, constantly at our elbows basic tension there. Then I re- living "still life." It was a poetic only once a week—on Sundays their plane to land and they were Bnal Israel. Each student receives a per- How true— "Two's company, main In control of the situation. composition of • fresh fruit with and spend that time at home detoured to New York. Organized in Berlin in 19S0, sonally addressed card from each three's a crowd!" I like tranquillity you see. And silver and crystal on a marble with, our family. Then go to Once home, they decided to the Drolc Quartet has ap- of the foreign countries being My husband tries, in a nice it Is more difficult to achieve In pedestal. church with my sisters and postpone the Bermuda Inter- peared In concerts all over studied. way. to explain to Dad that we France than here." brother. My boy friend leaves at The fruits were huge black lude to another time. Europe and South America and The project got its start lasi need a little privacy once in a nine. '-•' Molting Missive* grapes from South Africa, com- is currently on its first tour fall when Miss Mary Hornaday, while but it doesn't register. Are Miss de Havilland produces let- bined with golden oranges, rus- Henri and Julie Aymonier of of the United States. An in- a newspaperwoman and friend o all elderly people, the same? I believe with all my heart set pears and more grapes In a ters received from her children: Littlil e SilveSil r PPoini t were hhosts formal reception will follow the Mrs. Morris, agreed to assist with Can't they understand that the that I was raised as all children golden green color. Bristol blue "My son writes real journal- for the week-end to one of performance. the postcard project when she other generation wants to enjoy should be raised, and intend to candles in a three-branch can- ist's letters, all factual and no France's leading singers, An- left on a world tour on assign- friends who are of the same age bring mine up the same* way. delabra, a handsome cut crystal romance. 'It Is very beautiful. nette Lajon of Paris, and her ment for her paper. and think along the same lines? May God bless you in giving us decanter containing a pale am- We are taking ski lessons on accompanist, M. Jean Laquieze, Each student wrote Miss Horn Is there anything we can say or advice.—Wondering. ber wine and a green and gold Curriculum slopes which descend from also a Parisian. aday wishing her bon voyage, do to make Dad understand that Dear Wondering: The deci- crystal Rhine wine goblet for Betrothed above. We rise in new thrilling Mme. Lajon made the trip As the reporter went from coun our friends no longer come to sion of how your boy friend accent were complemented by MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and power for our own pleasure. Th« here aboard the magnificent new Needs To try to country she returned i see us because he Is ever pres- should spend his money lies silver fruit knives. Mrs. James H. Weston announce snow Is formidable.' liner, "France." She and M. steady stream of cards from each ent? We wouldn't hurt his feel with him, or his mother, not he engagement of their daughter, Trav promised not to disman- Laquieze taped sailing songs and one. ings for the world yet I do think you. Unless you encourage him "He hates writing letters. It's Miss Lucile Bonnie Weston, 267 tle It for a few days so that sailor's hymns which will be Be Surveyed The first card was from Rome, he should show a little consider- to make his own decisions you remarkable that he wrote at all. Rt. 35, to Wayne G. Warden, son some of the artists present made into an album to commem- MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Esther the second from Cairo. After thej ation for us when we have been will have a child, not a man, "He Is the scientific type, fas- of Mr. and Mrs. Lesler Warden could return to capture Its orate the "France's" maiden Search, chairman of the Depart- cards flowed in from such places so kind to him, — Distracted on your hands when and if you cinated by three-stage rocket* of Muskegon, Mich. beauty on canvas. voyage. ment of Business Education at as Jordan, Iran, India, Ceylon Daughter-in-Lnw. marry. and all that sort of thing; he the high school, is conducting a A graduate of Middletown Nepal, Malaya, Cambodia, Viet Be on your guard against seems to understand them. It Mme. Lajon's voice Is truly Dear Distracted; Different Monroe Edelstein of New survey among 1961 graduates in Township High School, Miss Wes- Nam, Thailand, Indonesia, Ball narrowness of mind. He may it is quite astonishing. Engineer- great She has • quality of on is employed by National Seal generations should never live ing is the field he is interested Shrewsbury, noted portrait Plaf and Patachou to. her de- an endeavor to improve training; China, Japan and Hawaii. conform to your thinking now methods for secretarial students, Red Bank, as a private secretary under the sams roof unless in but watch out. He will soon in. Maybe it won't be when he photographer, has had fourteen livery, but her style is distinct- The students brought their separate apartments. Other- of his prints accepted by the Almost 200 questionnaires were to Dirk VonNest. cards to school and added them learn that in the army movies gets older. I'm fascinated to see ly Lajon. She Is a mature, vi- wise somebody Is bound to suf- what it will be. Metropolitan Museum of Art as brant, buxon blonde and de- sent to students who received Mr. Warden is a graduate ol to the displays of the countries and dating are not considered Reeths Puffer High School, Mich fer. Since your father-in-law sinful. For your sake and his, "His love is more complicated part of its permanent collection. lightfully witty. training In shorthand, bookkeep- has an apartment of his own, Ten of the prints are portraits ing and secretarial training. igan. He is serving in the U. S, cultivate tolerance. and reserved. Gisele's love is She also Is the luckiest sing- Army Signal Corps and is cur- encourage him to use it. In- simple and outgoing. She wilt of local people. Each has a er In the world In having Jean The purpose of the survey Is vite one of his cronies to dine rently stationed In Korea. Tercentenary Memo to Pretty Teacher: Dpn't write me letters In the house and priceless quality and beauty of Laquieze as her accompanist to obtain information from gradu with him the night of your par- sell yourself short by settling for come down and leave them its own. Of these, there are two for 10 years. He plays with ates who have gone into bus! ty. If this isn't practical, ar- a husband "ho is not your equal while I'm working. that I think are masterpieces, such perfection, and does all ness to determine the kind of range for him to entertain his Committee mentally. I'm not being snobbish, "She says, 'I have learned unsurpassed in the field of of her arrangements and has work which is demanded from friend In a neighborhood restau- 3 Women just realistic, Hang on to your from Papa you made a good photography. composed some beautiful mu- beginning employees. rant. Without saying it In so ideals. Like attracts like. voyage. We ski every morninR. The classically beautiful Mm. sic. On the basis of reports re- Organizes many words, show him that he Louis M. Draiin of Rumson ceived, Mrs. Search hopes to be Join Society We passed into the second class. They will be the Aymoniers' EATONTOWN-This borough's should lead his own life, not with her three handsome able to create a curriculum Send your problem to Kitty We have nice friends at the guests again next week-end and Tercentenary Committee, at its yours. If the ranks of his old young ions are the subject of which will meet the needs of the Kelly, care of this newspaper. hotel. This morninq It snows I will tape an interview with recent organizational meeting, de- friends are thinning, see that one. It was taken with natural labor market. At Church Enclose a stamped, self-addressed very much. I send you 1,000 them that will include Lajon cided to seek broad membership he makes new ones. Mem- light In the living room of the envelope. Helpful leaflets avail kisses. Mama, I hope you are singing and Jean playing some UNION BEACH - Mrs. Walter throughout the community. bership in some club devoted to Drazla residence on Auldwood Osoniski, Mrs. William Bourbeau his Interest or hobbies would able. Write for 'Successful Mar- not too sad at being apart from of his original compositions for Committee officers, appointed La. Firemen Hold and Mrs. Thomas O'Connell,' new be helpful. As a turn-about, riaRe." your daughter, Gisele.' " airing over WFHA-FM In Red by Mayor Herbert E. Werner, members, were welcomed at a throw an occasional party for The second Is so lovely (and Bank. are Bruce Mangan, chairman; Dinner-Dance meeting last week of the Rosary- him and his friends. Once it's parenta everywhere will under- They will return to France In Harold Hardman, vice chairman; Altar Society of Holy Family launched, withdraw. All this re- stand what I mean when I say mid-April to record some albums MATAWAN - The Midway Anthony DeVito, treasurer; and Catholic Church. quires time and planning on this) It Is almost unbelievable. for Pathe-Marconi and to fulfill Hose Company held its fifth an Henry Mangravite, publicity of- your part but the effort will It is a portrait of the five singing commitments there. nual dinner-dance in Button- The meeting was followed by ficer. young children of Mr. and Mrs. devotions in the church. pay dividends. They will return here along about wood Manor, Saturday night. At the meeting, the following Robert M. Ready of Rumson, Mrs. Robert Concata, chair- October and are destined for Paul A. Egan, president, was x accepted appointments as sub- Tasty Seafood ? taken in the garden of the Ready man, announced that final plans stardom on the New York and the master of ceremonies. Alfred committee chairmen: superin home on Monmouth Ave. were completed for the annual Dear Kilty: I You b*|! When you take home that piping hot, de-j TV scene. Adler gave the invocation. tendent ot schools William W. spring fashion show and card I am a 20-year-old girl in love Babette Bauman - Edelstein Vernon Ellison, a borough coun- Ramsey, parades, pageants, and jjlldously prepared, temptingly seasoned, family order i party to be held in the parish with a boy slightly younfter. But (Mrs. E.). artist and painter; Grace and Nikkl Vuyosevich cilman and fire commissioner. ceremonies; postmaster Francis Llrom the COVE. The kids love It; and Mom, you! hall April 25. that isn't our problem. W« plan Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Marx gave a small cocktail and dinner spoke. Introduced were Chief Bruce, historical sites, tours and l rate a kiss from Dad for sure, when he finds the and children, Rumson; Bonnie party for Lajon and Laquieze Douglas Ward; first Assistant Theater party chairman Mrs. research; George Whitfield, IJLOW price on your bulk order. McCloud, daughter o[ the Bert Friday at their home on Battin Chief Rhea Longstreet; second Robert Schmidt announced that comptroller and records, and McClouds, former Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven. Their guests Assistant Chief George Petrosky, :he annual trip will be made to Mrs. George Seeley, public rela- 14 Join TAKE-OUT DINNERS ONLY residents; William Masselos, were Sam and Aggie Smith of and third Assistant Chief Patrick the- Paper Mill Playhouse, Mill- tions. Princeton; Walter Reade, Mid- Monmouth Beach, the Aymoniers Longo. burn, June 5. Ruses will leave ^ FISH! SHRIMP! SCALLOPS! FRENCH FRIES! dletown; Jaqucs Kupferman, he church parking area at 6:30 Appointments of other subcom- Methodists and Alberto Pear of Rumson. Mrs. Aloysius Pennetti, ladies mittee chairmen will be made buy 'am by the dinner or by the- pound . . . auxiliary president, spoke. p.m. Mrs. Joseph Menville will RED BANK - Members who be in charge of transportation. soon, Mr. Mangan said. The next buy '«m hot . . . s«rv« 'em in your horn*. TV Guide executive Kenneth Robert Barr, Jason King and meeting of the group was set for joined the Methodist Church Mrs. Joseph Ryan reported that Birthday Party Friede of Rumson, Mrs. Friede, George Connor, new members of May 2.' last Sunday are: he merchandise sale Is being MIDDLETOWN - Deborah Kay Gladding of Elberon and the company, were introduced. Mrs. Grace Randall, Mr. and conducted. Mrs. Rodney Hibner, J, F. Chest- JALSO COLD SALADS! gSMST Lynne Jarrell, daughter of Mr. the Bob Goodmans of Navesink A card party, sponsored by the FEDERATION NIGHT GUESTS and Mrs. Andrew Jarrell, 2 Can- were Ken's guests at the Radio auxiliary, will be held in the fire Mrs. Thomas Meagher, treas- crman, Mr. and Mrs. D. urer, reported that the area cap- LAURENCE HARBOR - Mrs. Randolph Thomas, Philip Thom- terbury Ct., was honored recently and TV Executives Society's an house tomorrow night. William McLane, president of the the FINNAN HADDIE COVEi at a 12th birthday party in her ual banquet at the Waldorf As- John Warren, Activities Com- ain list is completed. as, Joseph Bowers and Mrs. Ed- Mrs. John Sweeney, president, Raritan Township Woman's Club, gar C. Cook, all of Red Bank. 1102 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank/ home. toria Hotel. mittee chairman, was the gener and Mrs. Edward Mlchalski, announced that dishes had been Also, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lesler Guests were Lorraine Bryant, Red' Skelton performed his al chairman for the affair. Fifth District and club civics and 1 block west of R. R. Station, near Oakland Street Melody Stambaugh, Linda Cook, purchased for the kitchen, and Rigby, New Shrewsbury; Mr, and "Eiffel Tower" and "Old Sol- he society has service for 400, legislation chairman, were among Dorothy Barrett, Connie Campo, dier" monologues and had the Mrs. Kababick, Long Branch, Celebrates Birthday Mrs. George De Stefano was the guests of the Laurence Har- Midge Colman, Chris Richmonds, audience torn between laugh- and Mrs. Fred Collender, Little named chairman of the annual bor Woman's Club at a meeting Diane Bertoncio, Janice Hermey, ter and (ears all through It. MIDDLETOWN-Miss Deborah Silver. Mother's Day carnation salo to last week in the Community Nancy Rudolph, Janice Wilson. It was a gala evening. David Lynne Jarrell. daughter of Mr. Church In observance of Feder- Nancy McKittrick, Barbara Lo- and Mrs. Andrew J. Jnrrcll, 2 be held following all masses. Rose's orchestra, and so many Mrs. Joseph Kolodziej, finan ation Nifiht. pez, Georgia Galanakas, Linda notables present. Canterbury Ct., celebrated her Hearn, Jane O'Leary and Sheila 12th birthday with a parly at cial secretary, reported that cop- es of the bylaws hod been sent SON TO CALLINANS •nd Billy Butterfield, all of Mid- The Harold P. Higginsons, tier home recently. Twist and th anc o all members and that there is EAST ORANGE — Mr. and dletown. formerly of Shrewsbu'ryT"h'ave]o "_<| e contests were held j Mrs. William M. Callinan, 384 Also, Mrs. Lena Piney and Mr and prizes awarded. total nf 173 members. taken up residence in their new " William St., have nnnounced the feel fresh as and Mrs. William Butterfield, all Attending were Lorraine Bry home on Church St., Rumson. birth of a son, Denis Charles, in of Middletown. ant, Melody Stambaugh, Linda It adds up! More and more Hospital Center at Orange. Mr. Cook, Dorothy Barrett, Con- people use The Register' ads each April 5 is the date and the and Mrs. Callinan nre former res- stance Cumpo. Midee Coleman, ssue because results come fas AUXILIARY EVENTS Deal Golf and Country Club the er—Advertisement. idents of Shrewsbury. FAIRVIEW - The First Aid scene of the Navarumsunk Aux Chris Richards, Diane Berton- SPRING cin. Janice Hermoy, Nancy Ru- Squad Auxiliary will hold a cloth- illary of The Family and Chil- ... of course, a fresh Ing demonstration tonight at 8 dren's Service o f Monmoulh dolph, Janice Hermey, Nancy o'clock in Middletown fire house, County luncheon and fashion McKittrick, Barbara Lopez, Geor- GRAMAN'S new hairdo! Feel "new" Rt. 35. A clam chowder sale will show. gia Kalanakas, Linda lfaarn. VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. from the top down, on ho held tomorrow, also in the fire Bamberger's Mirror Room lane O'Leary, Sheila and William house, beginning at 11:30 a.m. will exhibit spring's most beau- Butterfield. all or this place. 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Easter morning with a tiful fashions. Also attending were Mrs. Lena jiist-for-you "do 1" Piney of this place and Mr. and PHONE SH 7-5623 DINNER HOSTS Mrs. H. Edward Thompson of Linden Dr., Fair Haven, Is In Mrs. William Butterfield, also of OCEANPORT - Mr. ond Mrs. this place. Fcrstmalizcd $hapin/(, expert Morton A. flames, 13 Sen Girt charge of reservations. AUTHORIZED coloring, soji-looh permanent). Ave., enlcrlnlncd nt dinner re- HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE cently for Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn M. Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Com 1st AID CERTIFICATES Call today jor an appointment, Humes, 281 llanco Rd., Fair Hn- pher of Rum.wn are vacationing PORT MONMOUTH - Ken- NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS ven. at the Carolina Hotel at Pine- neth Thompson, Red Cross first BEAUTY hurst. N.C. nld instructor, recently awarded • REPAIRS ON • RUMMAGE SALE certificates to Hip following Bay- GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. SALON shore residents: Robert Fix, Roy VINCENTS RED HANK — Annual rum- Maj. and Mrs. W.S. Stevens mage sale sponsored by the Guild and Mrs. Clarence Stevens of Fix, Edward MacLcnnan, Thom- IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS of St. John's Episcopal Church Sea Bright were guests of the as Chevalier, Charles Pirrozc, PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. 32 Linden PI. SH 7-3620 Red Bank John Bodtman and George Rutan, will bo held Friday from 9 a.m. Bellinprath Gardens and Home PARTS FOR to 4 p.m. and Saturday from !) nt Mobile, Ala. Thr Rardens all from Port Monmouth; Carl B.m. until noon. Thr sale will contain one of the largest col- Foster, William Fittcrer. William VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS tnkfi place nl 106 Shrewsbury lections of camellia* and mass Ogdcn, Sr., and William Ogden, RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. Ave. blooming azaleas in the world. Jr., all from Belford. I STEPHEN D'ANTONIO 576 River Reed Fair Haven VALUABLE S&H COUPON BOHUS OffER FOR MAT MANAGER'S SALE! 50 S&H GREEK STAMPS FREE! 50 S&H GREEN STAMPS with thi pu rerun* fif with the purthatt of LANCASTER BRAND LANCASTER BRAND WILLIAM DEERY \ CANNED HAM Newman Springs Rd. Name Ml I Nome , Lincroft. Addreis Expires Saturday, March 31. Limit 1 covpon ptr ihopplng family. Lancaster Brand - Oven Read/ Lancaster Brand-Oven Ready Ib. 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Sanalac Dry Milk - 69< KRDEN'S INSTANT COfFH KAUMON JUICE LIME MICHIGAN PEAT TJ 1.69 lOt Off 5 I. *ED BANK—170 Brood St. FAIR HAVEN—576 River Rd. LINCROFT—Newman Springs Rd. ar Hurley Lane WEST LONG BRANCH—R». 36 and Broadway Wse Qj*r Warn Ads Home Delivery For Quick Results BEDBANK SH 1-0010 DAY 1 Independent Daily f SH { nan menu m*n-mr SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1962 7c PER COPY Tubes Plan Bill Signed New Jersey ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Gov. I c Rockefeller signed yesterday a bill which, added to approval al- ready given by New Jersey, au- News Briefs thorizes the Port of New York Authority lo construct a world By The Associated Press 5 trade center and take over and WASHINGTON — Rep. Frank transportation, education, a operate the Hudson & Manhat-i c. Osmers Jr., R-N.J., wants an skilled labor force, planning tan Railroad. increase in vocational and tech' and honest government also at- The total cost of the project nical training in the nation's high tract Industry. And they bring is estimated at $420 million, schools. "Available information benefits to all citizens. They which will be raised through sale strongly indicates that the United do not pul additional tax bur- of Port Authority bonds. No tax States is falling far behind other dens on the many for the bene- funds are involved. industrial nations, including Rus- fit of the deal-seeking newcom- Rockefeller signed the bill at sia, in this vital area of educa- er." Hughes said the state will a brief ceremony in his office. tion," Osmers said yesterday in continue to progress through He announced the Port Author- a letter to Dr. Benjamin C. Wil planning and effective govern- ity had selected an Architectural) |is chairman or the President's mental service. > Advisory Committee comprising, Panel of consultants on Voca Gordon Bunshaft, Wallace K. tional Education. The advisory WOODLAND TOWNSHIP — A j Harrison and Edward D. Stone. group was named last fall to woman was killed and two men They will make recommendations study vocational training needs. were badly hurt last night in a] on the architecture of the trade Osmers said high schools are not two-car head-on collision on Rt. | center, to be built on the west equipping students for the jobs 72. Killed was Ida Mae Jacobs, side of Manhattan. they will hold after graduation 58, of Philadelphia. She was a LIFE MEMBERSHIP in th» New Jersey Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations was The center will include the New "Vocational and technical train- passenger in a car driven by presented Monday night to William K. Megill, principal of tho Middle-town Town- York terminal of the Hudson & ing can and should be greatly in. .Wilbur E. Skinner, 50, of Bay Manhattan. creased at the high school level,' Shore Dr., Barnegat. Skinner was ship High School, second from left, by Mrs. George Gillam, left, president of the Under terms of the legislation he wrote. admitted to. Burlington County high school PTA and vice president of the Monmouth County Council of Parents and the railroad will be tied in with Hospital. Mount Holly, In criti- other commuter lines in northern Teachen. Tho PTA honored 15 members of the faculty who have- more than 30 ELIZABETH - Mrs. Marian cal condition with nossible chest New Jersey. yaars strvico each. Also in photo are Mrs, Margie Riley and George Gillam, each Cayes, 50, 952 Jefferson Ave., injuries, a severe chin laceration 1 WB Injured critically yester- and a comoound fracture of the with 36 years as teachers in the Middletown school system, who received the con- Debate Offer: left leg. The driver of the sec- H&M TERMINAL — Artiit'i conception of propoied day when her car collided with gratulations of Mrs, Gillam, who is former Middletown teacher also. ond car, Joseph Mastalski, 44, a state trooper's automobile. world trade center Hudion Tubes terminal to be built Male vs. Female of Woodland Township, was ad- She was In critical condition at RARITAN TOWNSHIP - mitted to the same hosDit'l with] In New York under terms of « bill ligned by Gov. Nel- St. Elizabeth Hospital. The Two Incumbent Democratic a broken nose, multiple bodv cuts ton Rockefeller yesterday. Similar legislation already trooper, Arthur Abagnale, 26, officials yesterday challenged and possible Internal Injuries. of Cllffslde, was not hurt. Eliz- had been approved by New Jersey. their opponents in the primary abeth police said Abagnale wu election to a debate. If it Expect Military Coup driving north on Rt. I and Mis. takes place, it will be male GARFIELD —Mis* Marjorle Cayes was going west on North versus female. A. Cotton, who thought up the Ave. when the two cars col- Township Commilteemen Idea of making waxed paper In Riverfront Plan lided at the Intersection. There rolls for home use, died Mon- James G. Brady and Francis Is a traffic signal at the corner. X. Shields issued the challenge day In Evansville, lnd., after a long Illness. She was 65. She As Compromise Fails to Mrs. Sarah C. Murray »nd Mrs. Carmella C. Peters. BEACH HAVEN — Three sal was personnel manager of the Draws Criticism vage ships failed yesterday in Hammcrsley Manufacturing Co. The four candidates arc seek- BUENOS AIRES (AP) - Mill- after midnight hs refused a de-[ Although the plan was not to b» LONG BRANCH - City Coun- tonight when Council continues ing the Democratic nomination efforts to tow the destroyer Mons- here until her retirement last tary sources today said army, i mand from the combined military presented formally until later to- cil went through another expect- sen free on the sand where she year. Hammcrsley was the where it left off. for two Township Committee navy and air force leaders have command to resign the presi day, a military official confirmed ed hostile session last night, but Thus far these have been the ran aground during the severe first company to make waxed dency. that no service would accept any posts which will be at stake in rejected a compromise proposal only got half way through its principal objections: the November general elec- coastal storm three weeks ago paper In home-slied paper. To- Instead, his defense minister of proposal to share the government agenda. 1. The "downgraded" building tion. The three ships were risRed to gether with her employer, by President Arturo Frondlit andjthe past three days, Rodolfo Mar- responsibility with Frondlzl. the destroyer by tow lines at George Hammenley, she Before closing, it enacted its project will produce a colony of Mr. Brady nnd Mr. Shields will stage a coup shortly. tinei, prepared to submit a com Overthrow By Force high tide but were unable to Worked out the problem of re- 1962 record-high budget of about small homes, to be built by de- have been endors«d by the lo- At 7:25 a.m. (5:25 a.m. EST), promise proposal keeping Fron- The military official said the budge it before the tide fell. The ducing the large Industrial-type $262,000 by a 7 to 2 vote, and veloper Lionel Levy under a con- cal Democratic Organization. however, Frondiii was still Ar- dizi in office but giving the mili- commander in chief of the army, Navy has been working for two rolls to a smaller she. Miss listened to a parade or critics tract with the Housing Authority, The two men said thev have gentina's chief executive.. Shortly tary a veto over his decrees. Gen. Raul Poggl, had ordered weeks on the shore and in the Colton tent the rolls to Gouch- of a pending plan to legalize with a predicted school age pop- reserved North Centerville fire "Plan 3"—the overthrow of Fron- water to free the vessel, which er alumnae all over the coun- the $10 million Shrewsbury Riv- ulation of 400 to 500 which will house for the debate on April dill by force-executed at T:30 ran aground after a tow line try. The Idea was so success- erfront redevelopment proiect. require a new school. 9, 10, II or U. a.m. The navy reportedly began parted. She was being towed from ful it led to Hammersley's be- Unlike the last two meetings in In a letter to their opponents, Budget OK'd, Salary plans to move at 6:15 a.m. The 2. No provision is made 'or Bayonne. N. J., to the reserve coming the first company lo the last two weeks concerning they said, "We feel it is abso- army and air force reportedly re- high rise apartment houses In the fleet at Philadelphia. patent a home-sice waxed paper the budget, and Its predicted tax lutely necessary to state pub- quested a postponement until project, and no plans exist for roll. nte of $3.13 per $100 assessed commercial development. licly our views and ideas on noon (10 a.m. EST). TRENTON - Attorney Gen. valuation, when better than 500 all current topics of Impor- Code Is Introduced There was no immediate word 3. The language of, zoning re- Arthur J. Sills announced yes- people were on hand to protest, tance In Raritan. Therefore, EAST ORANGE — Upsala Col- from FrondW, who went home quirements is "vague," fire con- terday that lt persons were ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Bor- cipal purposes, 73 cents, and for the session drew less than 200 we would greatly appreciate lege has announced that it has from government house and pre- trol regulations don't meet de- killed In traffic accidents last ough Council last night Introduced coukty tax, 52 cents. In the audience in the high school. your co-operation In allowing received a $125,000 grant from sumably to bed after rejecting the mands applicable in the rest of week, compared with only 11 a salary ordinance for the cur- Public hearing on the tpend- But, like the other sessions, vir- these public statements to be the Hayden Foundation of New military demand that he resign. the city, public use of the river in during the same period last rent year and adopted Its 1962 ing schedule was held earlier this tually everyone was an objec- the area is denied, and proposed made." York for a new hall of science. Defense Minister Martinez re- year. The total figure this year Announcement of the grant waj rnicipal budget month, but the governing body fused to tell newsmen the details tor. ' "* lot sizes are too small. ( deferred adoption until last night Is up 59 per cent over last made by Dr. Evald B. Lswson,| The salary proposal provides of the president's compromise Budget Criticism because it had not yet received George Baxter, chairman of the year's. So far 171 have been college president, at groundj for 5 per cent increases for most proposal, but Its main point was a budget okay from the state Council heard budget criticism city Board of Adjustment, was killed this year as compared breaking ceremonies for the new borough employees, Mayor Rus- believed to be that the secretaries for about 90 minutes and then author of many of the objections. Algiers with HI last year. sel W. Morgan reported. A pub- Division of Local Government. $1,250,000 Upsala Library. The of the army, navy and air force adopted the approving resolution. He said that since the court's Hayden Foundation contributed lic hearing will be conducted Councilman Richard Stryker re- would be required by law to sign The two dissenting votes were by criticism was of action taken by ELIZABETH — Stanley Gor (100,000 to the library. April 10. ported that the street department each presidential decree before Edgar N. Dinkelspiel and Lucy the Planning Board, the correc- is installing new water pipes in czvca, 48, died yesterday In a The budget totals $378,532, as lt could take effect. Wilson, who were roundly ap- tive action should originate with Forces the following areas: fall from the roof of his mother's compared to $317,618 last year, Sources said the plan called plauded. that board. Like many other home at 209 Erie St. Police said Child's Injury with $141,586 to be raised by local Streets Listed for Frondizl to ask Congress to The riverfront battle stems speakers he asserted that by- Gorczyca suffered a heart at taxation, a decrease of $1,000, East Washington Ave., from give the service secretaries this from a ruling by Superior Court passing the Planning Board now Boosted $3.54 Tax Rale tack while fixing shingles on the Suit Settled Navesink Ave, to East Ave.; East power. But Frondiii cannot give Judge J. Edward Knight that a would result in further court »c- ALGIERS (AP) — The French roof and fell H feet to a con- FREEHOLD — A Mstawan The over-all tax rate is esti- Ave., to Memorial Pkwy.; Simp- assurances Congress will approve zoning ordinance adopted in 1960 tion. mated at $3.54 per $100 assessed massed 60,000 troops in Algiers crete walk. His mother. Mrs. Township family has received an son Ave.; Wesley Ave.; EastGar- such a measure. reducing the size of building lots valuation, an increase of 82 cents, "This deal has the appearance today to bring the city's 300,000 Pauline Gorciyca. 74, heard him $8,500 settlement for injuries their (ield Ave. and East Lincoln Ave., Another-version of the com- to 80-foot frontages was void be- of Swiss cheese, full of holes, and based on 100 per cent ratio to defiant European settlers under fall and called police. Police said child received when 'he was between Navesink and East Aves. promise, less frequently men- cause of a conflict of interest by the aroma ot Limburger," he Gorczyca had been under a doc- struck by a car in front ot their true value. planning board member James control. Mr. Stryker pointed out that tioned, would have the presiden- said. tor's treatment for a heart ail- home. The rale breakdown: l a term cut 1 v Mancuso. Reinforcements rolled in from nning ' ' fro" 'I* '° fl * G. Alvin Van Schoick, a regu- ment. He lived at 563 South Mr. and Mrij, Merle Causey, The redevelopment project is lar critic at Council meetings, de- the countryside to guard against Broad St. Sr., of 47 Edgeview Rd. receive could save approximately 75 per ifrved four ?*<"*• a"<> *h's would being administered by the city clared virtually all members of any new outbreak by the Secret pp p Army of Europeans fighting to $4,100 and their son, Merle, Jr., 'have the effect of turning him • Housing Authority on which Mr. council had pledged before their TRENTON - Gov. Richard cent over future Installation of sabotage the cease-fire agreement received $4,400 settlement for the out of office in a year. This would Mancuso serves as a consulting election to overcome riverfront .1. Hughes said yesterday New new feeder lines if they have between France and the Algerian njuries, which was approved by Pandolii Is the work done while the street i require a constitutional amend- engineer. Judge Knight ruled that downgrading. Jersey is riding high on a Superior Court Judge J. Edward mclU nd 'nationalist rebels. Armored cars is opened by the borough. i « national referendum. be had no right to vote on the Mayor Thomas L. McClintock prosperity circle which will en- Knight. and half-tracks patrolled the Issue in the Planning Board be- said that the proposed resolution able the state to attract new Injured In streets of the Algerian capital. The settlement was against Mr. cause of his Housing Authority conforms to the ordinance orig- Industry and continue Its eco- and Mrs. Alexander Welsh, 31 job: inally adopted. He said he was The settlers' cause appeared nomic growth. But Hughes told Newman St., West Keansburg. officials an eye sald Argentina might take on J Auto Crash talning ai Council is considering a resolu- opposed to the downgrading of hard hit by the heavy nrmy (ire a luncheon meeting of the N. Tlie child suffered a fractured gram. tion which will overcome the lot sizes and other provisions, but into a crowd of European demon- J. Industrial Development As- right leg when he was struck by HAMLET - Paul J. Pandolfi, j ment, reducing the presidency to court's decision by validating the that these were already the rule strators Wednesday, in which 45 136 Irwin PI,, Middletown, a sociation, that he would not an automobile driven by Mr. ... -it • In figurehead position and invest- original ordinance. when council took office. He said Europeans were killed and 120 subscribe to what he called the Welsh on June 19, while playing member of the Township Com- said last night that portions | ing real powers in a prime min- The meeting was adjourned be-jhe would be guided in his vote wounded in the heart of the city. gimmick approach lo Industrial in front of his home. Mrs. Welsh mittee there, is in good condition! First Ave., Ocean Blvd., and the | jj'f),r' is what Brazil did tore critics were finished but they i by advice of the legal depart- "We are so stunned we cannot development. "Tax concessions, was the owner of the vehicle. today In Riverview Hospital with bridges on Center Ave. and President Janio Quadros think of any reaction," said one will be first on the firing line'ment. j free buildings and similar In- The Causeys were represented injuries received yesterday when Ave. are in serious.need of re-1 resiRncd suddenly last August and Secret Army agent. ducements are not an equitable by Andrew V. Clark, Newark, and his car crashed into the side of pair. He stressed the need for,Brazi|.s conserva,ive ml|itiry Secret Army terrorism con- way to da the job," the gov- the Welshes by Robert V. Carton, a tractor-trailer on Rt. .15 here. immediate measures for an area j thrcntened rcbe,|ion ,„ Mock Mt_ tinued unabated, nevertheless. By ernor said. He added, "good Asbury Park. Hospital authorities said Mr. of the boulevard which ha, ajist Joao Gou|ar( fmm assumi Subdivision Delayed midnight the day's toll for all Al- Pandolfi suffered a possible frac- ••dangerous landslide condition. | ,he presi(lencv with fu|1 geria stood at 17 dead and 88 tured nose and multiple cuts on The military submitted its wounded, all Moslems except two the face, forehead and knee in combined demand for Frondizi'i On Sewer Questions of the dead. Plan Freehold Area the crash. New Salary resignation early this morning In Oran. French troops killed According to state police, the after military commanders from accident happened in front of OCEANPORT — The Planning of 60,000 gallons or four times a young European on a motor all over the country flew to the the Keyport Barracks. Schedules Board last night delayed decision the average expected load. scooter who they said had just capita] to discuss the crisis Industrial Board Police said Mr. Pandolfi was on the approval of the 27-lot slain a Moslem. Authorities in touched off by sweeping Peronist It was this point — average traveling north on the highway Lincoln Estates subdivision pend- Oran also announced the arrest FREEHOLD — A recommen- attracl industry to the area and election victories March II. versus maximum capacity—that and that he had applied his Are Adopted ing clarification of several points of former Lt. Cmdr. Pierre Guil- dation to create a joint commit- create harmony, Charles M. confused the planners. brakes as he approached a line UUMSON -New sched-| concerning sewers. Several residents appeared laume, a sector chief of the Se- tee to attracl industry to Free-, Pike, rxecutive director o( the hold Borough and Freehold Monmoulh County Planing Board, of cars stopped (or the traffic A package sewer plant capable once again to express rcservn- .cret Army and the only navy man to hi Township was the result of a din- said, is to consolidate the two light at Keyport-Ilolmdcl Rd. were adopted by the Rumson- Of handling 15,000 gallons per doy tions about the project. convicted of participating in the Board of blames Frondiri for allowing the in Algiers last ner meeting attended by officials communities. According to police, Mr. Pan- Peronisls to run in the National has been proposed for the sub- Mr. Silverstein. in answer to general's revolt Education last night. division, but planners believe the \ one point, said he planned to April. of both communities and the Mr. Phillips said there are,dolfi said his brakes rnsaced Assembly and provincial elec- '(our factors which help to at-l and (lien failed. Pnlicp said Mr Effective in 1962-63, :he scale plant should be enlarged to'build three models — Bi-level, Greater Freehold Chamber of i in'which they scored their Commerce here last night. , tract industry. They are: indus-!Pandolfl i swerved his car tnjf"r lenchers holding bachelor's; victories. handle double that Inad. j split and ranch type. lrial siw nf lhc ivin f of Wants Schools, Herbert Phililns area develop- zoning, which you have; a nvokt ramming the rear enr in degrees will start at $5,000, with; Members of the board ex- ^ > K <" » business climate; a labor force, the linr ami. as a result, his car;"0 experience, and increase he housM was set Rt IS0 S llarf ment director of Jersey Central pressed this view after hearing; '• 1 or nch oI I WO III Fire Alarm Link Power & Light Co.. told the 25 and appearance and environ- crossed over into the s<>ulhhniindj' y™ "i-vice rated: tn oral report from the borough! Av0ld lool |llle LONG BRANCH — City Man- officials at a dinner at the Ameri- ment." lane striking the side of the satisfactory, •ngineer ' <-A ager Richard J. Rowrn said last can Hotel, "You're in this to- No Fights truck. Master's degree holders will re-1 Hall of Fame After a lengthy debate with' »« «lso Promised thai the ele- night it was not unusual thai jj;ether... an...d_ if the boroug. „h . There must he a "community; The' truck was operated bv ceive $5,200 with no experience I GREAT LAKES. Ill - Two engineers for the project over the vations of the houses would dif- Long Branch public schools are and township fight among them-ieffort to attract industry orjWnrrrn P.. Pnmnhrey. 100 and also increase yearly by $200.:Mnnmoll,(, County Navy men relative merits of the plant size, fer in order to avoid n look-alike not tied into the city fire iilnrm selves, it's suicide." there won't be industry," Mr. River Rd.. Rumsnn. Mr. Pom- Its personnel committee to nu'el'wero members of the first Hall the planners decided lo arrange development. system. Mr. Phillips said that the town-j Phillips snid. "They won't conic pl'^v wns not hurl. At the sixth year fdiic.itinnaliof |-ame (;(),,,p,,ny to Kraduat» a meeting involving the board, Pric' "re rang™"Kee °oFf th"lee houseT, ™s has A...t a_ meeting„ of City, Council,.ship with 3R square miles asl in If Inert is a'family scrap.' "j Mr. Pandnlf! was issued a level, (32 |H)ints above master's!fri)m ,ll(> Recruit Training Com- borough engineer and engineer., *** *» »' MMWto I 9.0W. One c ent lie made the comment on si rrlli-lagainst the bornuph's 1.7 square! "The nominal growth in (he,summons fnr enroled driving hv decree), lenchers will begin al: ninml here In the pnsi two years. for the housing project to discuss ^ Ascribed 2< Automatic controls are easily set for exact 6. Clean flamcless electric cooking creates no fuel results. Simply put in the food, then forget it. grime lo foul up the range, utensils and kitchen. POT ROAST O 9Ib. LEAN 3, Cool — practically all the heat is concentrated 7. Fait — surface units arc as fast as heat itself FRESH CHOP BEEF 3 £115? 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Dippel'l 10:12 clocking Pitching^UndergoesAdjustmeiit Rilke, trustee of the Monrnouth Christian Brother. , Academy The CBA representatives from him a favorite to Join up with Softball League. Inc.,.announced trackmen were named to the All Lincroft are Augie Zilincar, in a letter drive for funds to com- star squad of the New Jersey O'Reilly and Ted Ziziiptrger of Dillard with rookie Al Luplow a the shot put, Ed Mulvfhill, in the By WALTER JOHNS Some of them haven't performed Among other passible first- plete the task of erecting a night _ . . . Seton Hall. hopeful. One of the fine young Catholic Track Conference which high jump, and Bob Germane, in up to their capabilities. liners to go with Donovan, Bell, ball field here. TUCKiN, Aril-Mel McGaha, Barry Latman and Perry, is prospects is Hector Cardenas, will meet the West Point Plebes the javelin. Black, fresh from the wrestling "We know we improved out The field is located on Rt. 36. who owns a bachelor of science Tommy John, a 19-year-old who brother of the Reds' infielder, April 7*t West Point while anoth- Further trials will be held in squad, has been showing good degree from, the University offefenSe over the winter and we and will be equipped with a light- er trio were made eligible for the mile, two-mile and pole vault. form in practice and has a withv was with Dubuque last year. who hit .325 at Dubuque list year. Arkansas and now manages the l»ve helped our pitching -" ing system, billboard fence, park- trials to be held Saturday at In these three events the Colts chance in the wide open pole Dick Donovan. We're looking McGaha says he has a "real live McGaha says that "Cardenas Cleveland Indians, it a deep- ing area and other necessities. Lincoln Park here to complete will have George Sheehan, mile, vault competition. for a starting lefthander and the ast ball and plenty of poise." does more things naturally than thinking, conservative man but any player I've ever seen." Car- When completed, this will be the Charley Dippel, two-mile, and A development meet including follows a somewhat, extravagant big question mark will be whether The Tribe is making some ex- denas is 19 and from Cuba. only field of its type in Monsorel- y needed, and it will be an Jimmy Black, vault. frosh and varsity 860, mile and - • Gary Bell and Jim Perry make perimentation with the infield, de- approach to the 13SZ saison, his mouth County. asset not only to the Bayihore With St. Benedict's (Newark) two-mile relay will be run tttnul- Ihe proper adjustments in styles pending on whether Budda Phil- Gone from the Tribe is Jimmy first as bench boss, Plans include Little League area, but to the county. Eamon O'Reilly switching to the taneously Saturday at Lincoln to be as good as they were be- lips will be at third or needed in Piersall. Gone also is any form "For the last four months," the outfield. Vic Power has been of comedy. "That's a thine in games to be played at twilight The organization has worked two mile, Sheehan should have a Park. CBA will hava a large he says with all seriousness, "we ore. and Class A softball games to be hard in obtaining 85 per cent of good chance to join Seton Hall's without Mudcat working at second and, of course, the past with this group," saya number of entrant* whila Red have been tied for first in the "We're going McGaha. played under the lights. the funds needed, and hopes to (South Orange) Ray Wrysch and Bank Catholic and Mater Del Grant and Wynn Hawkins, who can play first and third. Gene American League. It's up to us Monmouth County Softball offi- get the remaindlng 19 per cent St. Aloysiui' (Jersey City) Richie may use this for an initial ap- are in the service, and that hurts Green, listed as a catcher, is now to stay there. Four clubs NEXT—Houston Colts. cials believe the project has been with its letter drive. Marino in the mile. pearance in track competition. us. I'd say that Sam McDowell being tried at first and McGaha finished ahead of us last year and says that "people think I'm not to they are the clubs we have (the high-priced bonus southpaw who was a whir on school and t"™* about this." John Romano to beat out." and Harry Chiti are the catchers. McGaha, who replaces the sandlot diamonds in Pittsburgh) •X1*A MRVICflf AT has a real good chance. Jerry Klndall, who was with story-telling, wise-cracking old the Cubs, is a fine glove man "Another Is Dick Stigman and WHIN YOU BUY YOUR TIMS AT ANY BAMBMCfR AUTO pro, Jimmy Dykes, isn't kidding and he can play second, short himself for he realizes that the still another is Bob Allen. From thl rou t0 that or third equally well. "And," Indians, who dropped to fifth last « 8 P "• h»P« 8<* says McGaha, "he has some pow- • TIRE ROTATION • FLAT. REPAIR • TIRE INSTALLATION year alter being up there for a left-handed starter. We plan to er, too," use Don Rudolph (ex-Chicago There's a Bamberger Drive-In Auto Center near you: t'Paramui: Parking field A-4 at the Garden State Plan time, need some adjustments. Woody Held lends a power bat t'Monmouth: Adjacent to Batnberger's at the White Sox southpaw who was "It's all new to me," Mel says, to short and other Infield hope- Eatontown Circle t'Menla Park: Parking field #23 at the Shopping Center "but it was the best year I 18-9 -with Indianapolis last year) fuls are Ken Aspromonte, Mike 'Newark: Sales, service at 428 High St., entrance on •Plalnlleld: Sales, service 245-47 E. 3rd St. Between spent. As a cOach with this club as a spot starter. de la Hoz, Jim Mahoney, and Academy St. Roosevelt Ave. Church St. I get to know the boys.-We have "We. have one of the best re- Jack Kubiszyn. Hal Jones, who some good talent here and we've lief men in all baseball In Frank hit 27 homers for Salt Lake 'Quick expert Installation and service on tires, mufflers, shocks, batteries, and seat coven. tBrake and alignment service. got to bring It out. Funk. He had to work so hard City, and demonstrated power at ln e "I have coaches who are spe- "» »rly P»rt of last year that hl5 other ,tops in the minors, Is cialist_i:_L,j i•n_ M..Itheir _ fieldA}.*-Is- an_d» Athei y hae }/%etlost hitil*s nAetn. Vuibutf KA'he'Bs •a tmn/good a m>first-base . _•. • -. *hopeful _ . * .• will share the major part of the0I «" Big question In the outfield burden. Mel Harder is going to McDowell has had two years of is whether Ty Cllne, the much- help us a lot with our pitching, prepping. He was 5-6 at Lake- heralded rookie, will make it in all brand new, first quality tires and that to me is our big prob- land in 1960 after signing and center field. This Is his big try lem. 13-10 with Salt Late City las and he prepped for it by hit- "We have the nucleus of a year. Coach Mel Harder says he ting .290 for Salt Lake City hut good pitching staff," Mel con- has been having trouble with hi: year, Joining Tito Francona and tlnued, "and it's our job to make curve here but he hasn't been Willie Kirkland will be Chuck pitchers out of our throwers throwing all out yet. 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It will be followed pionship course. by the first "home" track meet, planted more than 1,000 shrubs Wall Township High School. Made with 100% DuPont nylon cord—stronger than the cord used in the original equipment of nioit new can. Broad 6-rlbbed tread Bamm Hollow will open for and trees in the areas surround- design, ridged outer grooves and angled inner grooves for strength. * Guaranteed against failure such as blowouts, glata coU, curb play the following week-end, April The ceremony will include talks ng the tees and greens to sup- braiies under normal driving condition!. Pro-rated on sale prices. 7, although official dedication by Arthur L. Adamson. president ceremonies are not slated until plement the thousand that were of the Board of Education, Frank three weeks later, April 28. part of the landscape before. Kinney, vice president, and Harry Johnson, president of the student Bamm Hollow Country Club is Robert Squillare of Interlaken, government association. The president, said the club Is expect- ocated on Sunnyside Road, Lin school band will perform. It will ing more than 1,000 visitors each croft, off the Middletown-Lincroft be the final school function before SAVE 30%-WHEEL, BRAKE day next week-end because of the Rd.. and adjacent to the south- closing for spring recess. interest that has been shown tince work was started on the bound lane of the Garden State club. He said several hundred Parkway. AND ALIGNMENT SPECIAL persons have visited Bamm Hoi Soap Box Derby low the past few week-ends after the announcement was made of WalnutsTriumph MUFFLERS the opening date. Rally Sunday Ruir-reilitant with 5-year Construction work on the club- In GUARANTEED FRESH AMERICAN GROWN LAMB FIRST NATIONAL ir SAFEWAY-FIRST NATIONAL STORES -W/TH THIS COUPON- COMBINATION | LEG OF LAMB GOLD BOND I II STAMPS WITH A PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE LIMIT ONI m ADUir-CIGARETTlS, TOBACCO, IEEK. 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