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Xuiud tttllr. Monday iftroush Friday, Steood dan Foitagt SSc PER WEEK VOL. 83, NO. 175 PUd at lUd Bull u4 *l Additional UtlUnf OBIc««. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1961 7c PER COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Action Expected UN Command Won't Bow I* Within Week On To Demands of Kasavubu Redevelopment To Discuss Asks Bases SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Tangible results from this township's $1.4 million redevelopment pro- Shelving Of Entry gram may be forthpoming within a week. That was the prediction made last night by Mayor Minor Issues To Matadi Joseph Menzzopane, Jr., who said that Jwo-prospective UNITED NATIONS, N. LEOPOLDV1LLE, The buyers are working ouout Y. (AP) — UN delegates longo (AP)—The UN Con- feasibility mortgage loans sought in private talks to- 6 command today readied with the Federal Housing day to find out how far the a rejection of the Kasavu- Authority. Racevmy United States and Russia bu government's demand The township seeks to are willing to go in shelv- or control of UN strategic •ell a package plan for redevel- bases and air traffic in ex- oping the Crawford St. area into Sued By ing cold war issues on the a garden apartment project. General Assembly docket. change for the return of UN A public auction In January The first concrete sign of what roops to Matadi. produced no bidders. The Town- each side will agree to is expected The terms laid down by the Reade tomorrow or Friday when the 21- •hip Committee then started ex- FREEHOLD — Walter Reade, Congolese for letting UN troops tensive negotiations with eight in- Superibr nation steering committee decides back into the vital supply port Inc. has filed suit In what items to discard during the terested buyers. Freehold facing the Atlantic were termed Court here to force the resumed cession. Mayor Menzzopane said that Raceway to continue its contract obviously unacceptable" by UN the committee has received two for the refreshments concessions Whatever questions are sources. scrapped, the Assembly faces a "very good" offers and that both at the race track. Negotiations continued, but the OKAY FOR THE X-15 Bob White new wrangle over the Congo buyers are arranging financing In the suit filed by John C. Congolese talked with increasing hold's up fingers in okay gesture after flying the XIS crisis and Soviet demands for full belligerence after their victory of the project. Giordano, Jr., of Long Branch dress debate on disarmament. the Ocean Township firm claims rocket ship to a record spaed of 2,650 miles an hour over the 140-man Sudanese gar- The mayor said that Uie com- Nor was there any indication rison which withdrew from Ma- mittee will make its decision be- that it has had the refreshment over Edwards AFB, Calif., yesterday. It was a warm- concession at the track since 1951. the Soviets intend to drop their tadi Sunday. Acting Congo Pre- tween the. final offers as coon as proposal to set up a three-man It also claims ih July, 195S. it up for a fringe-of-space flight later this year that may mier Albert Delvaux told news- the financial details ar; com- executive to replace Secretary- entered into a three-year con- carry the ship to a speed of 4,000 m.p.h. men "For the moment we have pleted. eneral Dag Hammarskjold, the fract which stipulated that if the (APWirophoto) decided that UN troops will not New Action "operation were satisfactory" current main target of Soviet at- HAPPIER DAY—Elizabeth Taylor, who is in a London go back" to Matadi, which is tacks at the UN. 150 miles southwest of Leopold- Should the committee accept the contract was to be auto- clinic suffering from pneumonia, is pictured ••ith her one of the offers, the winning matically renewed for another Before the Assembly reopened ville. ' proposal will then be re-adver- three years to Oct. 31, 1963. yesterday, both Russia and the husband, Eddie Fisher, and her three children in New The UN command began a United States called on the 99- tised and the auction-reopened. Reade contends that at all Board to Prosecute York in September, 1959. She holdi daughter Liza, buildup of its forces here, rais- nation Assembly to avoid cold war The mayor's progress report times they firm had been led to ing speculation they would be Issues. born during her marriage to the late Mike Todd. Sons eame during discussion of a re- understand that the operation of unleashed to fight into Matadi quest by the newly formed the concessions were satisfactory On Unsigned Leaf let Only Essentials Christopher, left, and Michael, are of the actress' mar- if negotiations fail. Some £00 Mo- recreation committee which and that on the basis of the con- U. S. Ambassador Adlai E. riage to Michael Wilding. (APWirephoto) roccans were arriving from Ka- itevenjon suggested that all items leeks recognition by ordinance tract, $40,000 was spent for im UNION BEACH - Pending 1060-61 school budget for tanga and 600 soldiers weie due •s a commission. provements. be dropped except those essential 'rom Tunisia. The first of 3,000 policy advice by the state com- second time. to the conduct of UN business. He Robert Thumeth, committee The suit asks the court to or- Indian troops probably will'be- missioner of education, the Board Kenneth Joel, board attorney specified financing of the Congo chairman, explained that the der the raceway to continue the of Education last night ordered Liz Winning Fight gin arriving in a week. advised that a complaint could be operation, elections to the Eco- recreation group, which serves contract, which the track an- Although the UN command a complaint filed against the per- filed with the local court. Penalty nomii c and- Socia- - l- Counci- l and presently in an advisory capac- nounced In October It would not had warned it would return to son or persons responsible for for a first offense conviction ome issues in the trusteeship LONDON (AP)—Elizabeth Taylor appeared win- ity, wants to operate "independ- renew. Matadi by force if necessary, a distribution of an unsigned leaf- could be two years disfranchise- council. He said also that further ning her desperate fight for life today with a steady ently" for greater eflicieny. let throughout the borough prior UN spokesman denied tha troop The township authorities tabled ment (loss of voting rights). discussion of the Congo might be to the March 1 school budget necessary. rally against double pneumonia. There was indication reinforcements were made to put the request for further study, Decision election. Last night'j action was the re- might soon be off the danger list. pressure on the Congolese. but not before all three officials "If the majority of the mem- The action was based on a sult of an Investigation by the Delvaux demanded that Con- expressed opposition to the bers agree," Stevenson said, "we 1958 state law which requires that board and was unanimously Doctors said that for the first time since the 29- golese authorities inspect all UN change In status. Reserved will support such a move. If pamphlets and literature must be adopted. they do not, we are prepared to year-old movie star was stricken four days ago she (See CONGO, Pg. 2) Mayor Menzzopane said he signed. Edward J. Scullion, board sec- discuss all items on the agenda." was "sufficiently conscious to be able to assist In he: contemplated no difficulties by On Variance The circular in question urged retary, said the action was to But Stevenson said flatly the own treatment." . the recreation group in obtain- voters to reject the proposed protect against any reccurrences United States "cannot make a 3 Absent ing monies from the $4,500 ap- EATONTOWN — The Zoning Board of Adjustment last night and not to restrict anyone from trade or deal to delete some A medical bulletin this morning from the bedsidi propriated this year for recrea- voicing an opinion. James Me- items in exchange for others." said her "condition is greatly improved and gives les tional facilities. held over an application by Mr. At Kosene and Mrs. Conrad Quinn to erect Keansburg Kittrlck, board president,' said This referred to a Soviet proposa cause for anxiety." Future Complicated a ranch house on a 100 by 100 members were only against un- that the United States junk its "Juet show us a plan," said foot lot at Ruth PI. signed pamphlets and definitely complaints against Communist ac The beauteous actress made an amazing comi Plan Caucus P* mayor, who admitted that the were not endeavoring to silence tions in Tibet and Hungary in Ave. Dems Back back during the night from the brink of death. FAJR HAVEN — Only three future situation of the township 1 any individual. Q exchange for Soviet abandonmen The land, on which Mir .', and councilman attended last night's was complicated by the proposed of its charges against U. S. recon ' Just before midnight the doctors reported hei Mrs. Quinn said they have paid Philip J. Cassidy.,716 Jerse; council caucus to discuss Mayor Crawford St. project. Kiernan naissance flights. taxes for 14 years, borders an Ave., a spectator, took exceptior condition improved but said it "still gives rise to con- Milton Kosene's proposal to pur- KEANSBURG — Councilman An Iron Curtain delegate said Also expressing reluctance unimproved street and does not to the board's action, stating thai (See UN Pg. 3) (See TAYLOR, Pg. 3) chase the Methodist Church prop, aide with the recreation group meet the ll.dOO square foot re- Louis Collichio's fortunes as a it was taking advantage of th< erty on River Rd. for a library- were Commiteemen Vernon Field quirements. candidate, for Democratic state small technicality of a.signature municipal building. ' .',i and Wilfred Rafferzeder. The board moved that the ap- committeeman in the Monmouth County primary election next Commending the board's action The mayor said the absence Both officials stressed the plication be held until the Mayor was a group led by Richard of a quorum prohibited the coun- necessity for final financial de- and Council could be consulted. month suffered a severe blow In After Deliberating for 1 Hour. his home town here last night. Flynn, 5 Dibling St., who he cil from making a decision for or cisions resting with the elected The board also deferred deci- that any literature distributed to against the proposal. township The Regular Democratic Club authorities. sion on an application for a va- the public should be signed. Mayor Kosene announced last Harry unanimously endorsed' Mayor Evans, township at- riance from Algimantas Dedzba- week he would call the caucus torney, said that commission Paul Kiernan of Long Branch, in- Jury Acquits Man of Murder Us to build a one-family house to .discuss the possible appropria- status for the recreation group cumbent committeeman, for re- on a lot on Weston PI., located tion of $40,000 from capital im- would give them unlimited pow- election. The action came at a FREEHOLD—After one hour's man. who was coming towarc The state was represented b in a manufacturers' business To File For provement funds to purchase the era to make financial agree- one. meeting in Sheehan's Dublin deliberation, a Monmouth County him with a knife. Assistant Prosecutor Solomo ments. House on motion by Benjamin jury yesterday found Henry Wil Lautman. land. The planning Board had rec- Defense attorney Robert Fried Attending the caucus were Anthony Jullano, former com- ommended at its Feb. 27 meet- Andreach, Keansburg municipal Assessor liams, 60, not guilty of murder lander of Asbury Park termed mitteeman, recommended closer Democratic chairman. He had been charged with kill Councilmen Edward Stratton, ing that the application be de- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. the killing a form of "legal sell James L. Davison and Robert A. liaison between the township au- Mr. Collichio announced his ing James Williams, 27, no rela- nied. However, the zoning board Judith David, 52 Willow Rd., has defense," and characterized it as Police Press Matthews, William R. Blair, Jr., thorities and the recreation decided to first view the prop- candidacy last week with a sharp tion, at the Beilinson Camp, Mill- the actions of a "sick old man group. filled out the Republican slate borough attorney, was also pres- erty before passing decision. attack on Mr. Kiernan, who has stone, where both lived. pitted against a young, vigorous ent. Mr. Thumeth's letter to the held the committeeman post IS by filing for the nomination To; The verdict brought to a close nan." Probe Of Acting on the Planning Board's Councilmen John C. Damico township committee stated that years. tax assessor. a two-day trial before County recommendation, the zoning The incident happened after the and Jesse J. Mcllray attended his group's plans "are useless" board denied, "without preju- Walter Wall, club president, Judge John C. Giordano. younger Williams forced the older a club als ave its back A GOP convention here lasl Store Holdup PTA meeting in Knollwood unless they are empowered by dice," the Ugo Lorenzo variance ? 'd &* ? S . " Williams testified yesterday week decided there was no party man's girl friend, Mrs. Ruth School to discuss a special re- ordinance to act In the name of request to erect apartment ing to the entire organization that he shot the younger man Christie, from the older man's LITTLE SILVER — Police are the township. ticket headed by Richard J. candidate to oppose the incum- port concerning the transfer of houses on Grant Ave. Oct. 15 because he "was In fear continuing their investigation borough students. Hughes (or governor; Dr. Loren- bent assessor, Andrew G. Shep- of his life." an armed robbery at Wilbur'! The sixth councilman, Eugene zo W. Harris, Elliot L. Katr and ard. He. testified that at the moment jewelry store, Prospect Plaza William F. X. Connell for As- M. Magee, was not available for Mrs. David said she did no of the actual shotgun blast ha Monday afternoon. sembly; P. Paul Campi for free- comment. Asks Schooling Pact agree with the club's decision, was backing away from the other Truck Runs Police Chief James W. Fi: holder, and Mrs. Katharine El- Mayor Kosene said he was dis- said a revised total set the Ioi kus White for state committee- appointed at the caucus attend- at $3,127 in rings and watches woman. Over Baby ance, but indicated he would plus about $150 in cash. More than 73 persons attended ask the council itself to select a On 'Army Children' Of Flower Pots Included in the take were convenient date at Monday's the session, at which Mr. And- EATONTOWN - Adm. Andrew decision from Trenton is, now reach hailed Mr. Wall for dem- In Howell dozen wedding and engagemen meeting. Shepard last night called for an a,waited. onstrating "that he is a good par- And U. S. Aid, And One Against HOWELL TOWNSHIP — An 18- rings with a value of $2,537; foui watches worth $250 and a 33top and about four State police reported that Vincent C. Festa,.board presi- Mr. Cramer undertook to de- tions of Fort Monmouth that ac- "He has assured us he will do feet high—identical to those which Stacey Vulgamore, 25, of New dent, said the question had been fend the flower pots and criticize tually He within the geographical l in his power to help elect the the commissioner opposes are due Jersey Ave., Brick Township had Contracts Total $72,958 raised with county and state federal aid. boundaries of New Shrewsbury ticket and I know that this ef- to be set out this week. delivered a freezer to the family education officials, and that a HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- Silver Electric, $2,990; Sodon's and Occanport. This agreement Everyone else who spoke was about 10:50 a.m. and was back- fort will bring to him and to Frank Ferrara, 247 Cedar Ave., cil last night approved four low Electric, Atlantic Highlands, $4,- has included high school stu- on the opposite side of the fence. an insurance agent, renewed his ing the pickup truck around the Keansburg the recognition which bids totalling $72,958 for the con- 200; Thomas F. Lyons, Inc., High- dents, which Eatontown sent to Commissioner Edgar Drjnkel- appeal to the city to make appli- driveway to another entrance he and the borough deserve. This struction of a new borough hall lands, $2,550. Plumbing—Sorby INDEX Red Bank and Long Branch, be- has been a great Democratic spiel, long a critic of the flower cation for whatever federal aid when the accident happened. Page pots and the live Christmas trees and fire house. and Hodson, Atlantic Highlands, (See. REGIONAL Page 2) town and will continue to be so." may be available to aid in needed Trooper Louis Taranto of the Amusements .._...... 14 in them since they were erected capital improvements. Contracts were awarded to Jack $4,450 and Anthony Palmieri, Red last Oecember as permanent Howell barracks said either the Bank, $4,118.03. Births J While others in the audience ap- truck knocked the child down or Preston, Inc., Middletown, gener- Bishop's Go With God . _ 6 decorations In the business dis- plauded him, and Mayor - Paul al construction, $64,000; John 01- Last year council adopted an Sub Sets Record he had been playing under the ordinance authorizing the con- Bridge .•_ 16 trict, contended many trees are Kiernan and Commissioner Dink- vehicle when it started to move. sen Heating and Air Condition- HOLY LOCH, Scotland (AP)—The U.S. nu- bad appear- struction of a $90,000 municipal Classified 21 dying and make elspiel promised to follow trie Trooper Taranto said Mr. Vulga- ng. Eelford, heating, $2,670; Comics ...:...;: 16 clear submarine Patrick Henry tied up in the ance. suggestion, Mr. Cramer had in George A. McGowan, Highlands, building to house the borough more was alerted by the screams hall, fire and police departments Crossword Puzzle 16 Holy Loch today after a world record operational He also asked if there was any other view. of Mrs. Koslowsky and then saw plumbing $3,978. and B and R Editorials -... 8 continuing city obligation as to Citing a New Jersey Taxpayers Electric, Fair Haven, electrical and a public library. cruise of 66 days and 22 hours totally submerged. tho child lying in the dtiveway The borough offices are now In Herblock 6 the cost of upkeep beyond the Association report, Mr. Cramer where he had been felled by the work, $2,310. Kitty Kelly in U.S. Navy officials announced the record $9,000 the commissioners had said It costs New Jersey the community center on Miller Movie Timetable 14 after the Patrick Henry arrived alongside her contributed over his objection in for each $1 of federal Other bidders were: St. Obltuailei I mother ship, the' tender Proteus. The first sub to the beginning ceived. Police said apparently some- General construction — Pat- The cost of the new structure Sylvia Porter 8 Mr. Cramer said the dead Commissioner Dinkelspiel said thing on the truck frame struck ock Construction Co., "Little Sil- was originaly estimated at $75,- Radlo-Televlslon 14 cruise abroad with a full load of 16 Polaris mis- trees wifl be replaced as soon this was not the entire picture, the child, but the tires did not ver. $73,777; A. J. Piccola Build- 000. The building Is expected to Social • —ID-I1 siles, the Patrick Henry is the first of the fleet of as the threat of further freezing Federal funds available to the pass over his body. ers. Inc., Eatontown, $73,783; Wll- be completed by July 1. George Sokolsky 6 10 American rocket-firing subs that will use the weather ends. states, once appropriated, will be The infant was rushed to the iam Kohl Contractors. Lincroft, White's Bite Shop Bports 18-19 Seasonal flowers will be sub used by tome states until gone hospital by the Howell Township $67,985. Heating— G and R Elec- Open Sundays starting March 12, Stock Market 1 Hoiy Loch as a base within missile range of Russia. •United until fall when new (See LONG BRANCH Pg. 3) First Aid Squad, tric Co., Matawan, $3,700; Little —Advertisement. March &, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Television Wwrther |Sir Thomas New'Jeney—Cloudy with Rain developing today, highest In the 1 Beecham, Atlantic Sets On Incident TmonTVr-Pow! 40s. Rain tonight followed by OBITUARIES clearing Thursday. Low tonight By BERNARD GAVZER short of murder, begins behaving In the 30s and high \££ Conductor THOMAS C. ROCKHIIi Hearing On Involving/Cop like an embarrassed bridegroom. 45 to 50. LONG BRANCH — Thomas C Monmouth Medical Center NEW YORK (AP) - The bald- LONDON (AP) — Sir Thomas KEANSBURG — Borough This is another climax in the MARINE Rockhlll, 76, of 607 Broadway Mr. and Mrs. Berhard Gundel. Council last night asked for a ing little man with the hangover most extended practical joke on Block Island to Cape May- Beecham, internationally known 1961 Budget tummy enters the picture at the conductor of symphony and op- died yesterday in Monmouth 202B Green Grove Rd., New full report from the Police De- record: "Candid Camera." Easterly winds 15-20 knots in- Medical Center. , ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - I crucial moment — a second's de- era, died early today. He was Shrewsbury, son, this morning. partment on an incident in- Great tribute belongs to the creasing to 2040 knots this aft- He was born In Colts Neck, public hearing on the proposed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alan Hu- volving a member of the local lay might bring mayhem — and suffering public — the public that ernoon and tonight and shifting SI. gleefully announces, "You're on Beecham had been in poor ion of the late Charles a$d 1961 municipal purposes budget lit, 703 Sixth Ave., Asbury Park, force in Raritan Township about plays foil in these Sunday she- to northwest 15-25 knots late to- television!" health for many months, although Elolse Rockhlll. and lived here be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. daughter, yesterday. two weeks ago. nanigans—rather than to Allen night. Northwest winds 15-20 knot* SO years. Mr. Rockhill w»s a In Township Hall. The victim — a person who he continued to make recordings. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sinnott, Police Chief Alphonsus Mc- Funt. the tnventorand proprietor. Thursday. Visibility over five special policeman for the city. has been goaded to a point just miles lowering to 1-2 miles In He died,at his London home aft The budget covers the cost of 1} Eisele Ave., Wanamassa, son, Grath declined to reveal the It's amazing that week after week He was a member of St. James Municipal operations, exclusive of rain today and tonight and im- er-a cerebral thrombosis. yesterday. name of the patrolman and said so many people should be .fooled Episcopal Church and Atlantic schools and the county. proving to over five miles early He was Britain's greatest sym j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schork, tlie incident was under investi- and take It In good spirit. If the Engine Company. The budget, introduced Iast Thursday. Rain today and tonight phonic conductor of the 20th cen- i 729 Eighth St., Union Beach, gation. He said no charges have New Jersey rest of the world needs evidence month, calls for an increase of 1 that Americans are patient and followed by clearing Thursday. tury and one of the world's fore- Surviving are a son, Fred daughter, yesterday. been made at this time. 1 $1 40 in the municipal purposes co-operative — even eager to most Interpreters of the music of Rockhill, with whom he* lived;- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, The chief said Hie matter tax. Rt 9, Freehold, son, yesterday. get along with the most diffi- Mozart, Handel and Haydn. But three brothers, Uel Rockhill of boiled down to a case of tres News Briefs The hike in the municipal pur- Rlvervlew cult people extant — they need he was known almost as well to Cambridge, Maine, Charles Rock- passing. Councilman Louis Col By Associated Press - - Cans, Dogs, poses tax is the main reason for Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh, 39 only look at a few of the showi. music lovers for his caustic wit- hill of this city and Robert Rock- lichio disputed this. , the JIM increase in the total Forst Cir., Middletown, son, yes- NORTH BRUNSWICK — Ron- Faith and Luck ticisms, sometimes shocking, usu- hill of Asbury Park; three lis- tax. terday. He said he had read the chief's ald Pincus, four-year-old son of All Part Of ally Irreverent, which Infuriated ters, Mrs. Lydla .Hamilton of report and the matter involved Placing people in trying cir- or delighted his audiences. Estimated total tax will come to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swikart, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pincus of 1323 Red Bank, Mrs. Helen Bennett more than trespassing. He criti- cumstances without their know- $15.36 per 1100 of assessed valua Jr., Sailer's Way, Rumson, Monroe Dr., drowned yesterday in ing that the whole thine is sup- In February 1960, while under of Fair Haven and Miss Grace cized the fact that the matter tion, as compared with the cur- daughter, yesterday. a swimming pool in a neighbor's posed' to be a- gag calls for a City's Woes taking a three-month -tour, of Rockhlll of Vineland; three grand- rent $14.07. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kiuman, was being investigated by the back yard. The child's body was great deal of faith and luck. Some- LONG BRANCH - Two health America, he suffered a severe children, and three great-grand- The county tax will go down 21 Locust St., Keansburg, daugh- local department, rather than found in four feet of water in times the circumstances are the notes were sounded at yester- attack of virus pneumonia. He re- children. seven cents, the local district ter, yesterday, Raritan TownsHp police. the swimming pool, a half block quintessence of humor, and day's meeting of the Board of sponded quickly to treatment, The funeral will be Friday at school tax will go down 23 cents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Papir- "This is a serious matter." Mr. from the Pincus home, by Mrs. sometimes they border on the Commissioners. but it was obvious that the ill- 2 p.m. In the Damlano Funeral the Freehold Regional High nik. 61 South East Ave., East Colli<*io sa'd, "and I don't like Pincus. Ronald had wandered sadistic. The long odds are that Commissioner' Edgar Dinkel- ness had made great demands Home. Rev. Herbert L. Llnley, away from home, police said. on his strength. School tax will increase 19 cents, Keansburg, daughter, yesterday. the idea of the matter being somewhere along the line Funt spiel announced that he has is- rector of St. James; will offici- and the municipal purposes tax Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bland- bucked back to the borough. and his funny men are going to sued an executive order direct- Returning to Britain in April ate. Burial will be In Glenwood will increase 51.40. ford, Delaware Ave., Cliffwood, The incident came to" light WASHINGTON - A bill that run out of luck and come face ing that garbage cans be re- he was forced by his doctors to Cemetery. » Smallest Kern daughter, yesterday. when a resident asked if rumors could provide a raultl-milllon- to face with an unstable charac- moved from curbs ''within a rea- cancel a series of performances The municipal purposes tax re- that a patrolman had been ar- dollar tax windfall annually for ter who will blow up before Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rafi, 30 sonable time" after they are at Covent Garden. MRS. AUGUSTA RUBIN mains, however, the smallest Birch Dr., Shrewsbury, son, this rested were true. New Jersey has been introduced anyone can stop him. Telling this emptied to avoid a health nuis- RED BANK — Mr*. Augusta item in the total bill. morning. In other oolice matters. Qark- by Rep. Florence P. Dwyer, R- kind of squirrel he's on TV might ance. Rubin, 70, of 131 Hudwn Ave., Largest item is the local dis- Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, 29 son S. Fisiher. attornev for Lo- N. J, Mrs. Dwyer laid today the start more shooting than could He said Health Officer Joseph Congo died yesterday morning In the trict school tax of $6.88. Next Eighth St., West Keansburg, son, cal 68. Patrolman's Benevolent measure Incorporates a recom- be seen In a month of "Untouch- Errimons has-been instructed not (Continued) Monmouth County Welfare House, comes the county tax of $3.57, this morning. Association, protested Council's mendation worked out by the ables." to permit cans to remain on the Freehold, where she had been a then the regional high school tax Mr. and Mrs. Ole Palludon, plans to okav an ordinance ban- advisory commission on Inter- This immensely popular CBS streets for long periods. In the planes before they take off for patient 14 months. of* $3.14, and last the municipal Kings Hwy., Chapel Hill, son, ning police from holdins outside governmental relations, of show can be almost cruel on past some have remained another part of the country and purposes tax of $1.77. this morning. jobs during their regular work which ihe is a member. It some occasions and inspired on "months at a time," he added. that UN troops hand over control She was born In New York ' • The committee plans to spend week. would permit states to keep a others. It is best when it tests In the other warning, Mrs. of all "strategic points" to Con- City, daughter of the late Meyer $168,963.89 next year for munici- Council wants to restrict out- larger share of the estate and the highest and most innocent Mary Levy, South Broadway, ap- golese forces. H. and Dora Woolsey Daletlsky, pal purposes, as compared with side emplovment to days off. inheritance taxes they collect. qualities of people rather than pealed to dog owners to keep A UN spokesman commented and had lived here two years., $140,696.25 this year. Recruiting holidays and vacations. She said It involved no change their avarice or baseness. For their pets off the Boardwalk. In that the international command Mrs. Rubin formerly lived in Major cause of the budget in- Mr. Fisher said a current po- In tax rates. During IKS; New example, having Dorothy Collins the past, she said, the dogs have is determined to maintain a frei Long Branch. crease is a road imrovement Banner For lice ordinance leaves to council's Jersey received $2M million roll into a gasoline station with a caused dirt and have driven hand in the movement of men Her husband, Edward Rubin, program costing $35,000, which discretion whether a ooliceman from its inheritance tax. But car that has no engine, or having business away from the beach- and supplies. He refused to say died several yean ago. the committee has declared is can hold an outside job. In view Mrs. Dwyer said the state would one weighted so it can be driven front. whether UN troops already werf There are no known survivors. badly needed. Cub Pack of this, the attorney said the bave received $J8 million if her without a front wheel, is a hamv moving toward Matadi. The funeral will be tomorrow . Other major new items are a WEST KEANSBURG - Cub- new ordinance is not necessary. bill had been in effect then. less comic concoction. 2e,009 Troops at 2 p. m. In the Worden Fu- sanitary landfill for garbage dis- master George Richards dis- Mr. Fisher said recent court But when you place people in The United Nations has abou neral Home. Rev. Dr. Charles posal ($3,200), the revaluation played the round-up banner to oases have shown that ordl PASSAIC — Mrs. Katharine patently ridiculous position—sim- MrsXIolosimo 16,000 troops In t)ie Congo. Th( S. Webster, pastor of the Pres- program ($2,750). an official map the executive committee of Cub nances restricting times when Gamski, $0, of 172 Third St., was ply to ridicule them — the busi- fresh troops from India and Tu byterian Church, will officiate. ($1,200), and a $1,650 increase in Pack 149, sponsored by the Par- killed yesterday when she was ness becomes questionable. An Burial wlU be in Fair View the fire department appropria- police can work at outside Jobs \s Honored At nisia will boost the force t ent-Teacher Association, at a. re- are not valid. struck by a truck in Market StV example is the bit from England 20.000. Cemetery. tion. cent meeting in the home of Mr. Mr. Colliohio said he strongly The driver of the truck, James in which, working men are asked The UN military command wa Surplus Funds and Mrs. Vincent Forgione, com favored higher t>ay for police Rannazzisi, 20, of 76 Central Ave, to help measure a street mail- Stork Shower also reported planning to bring WILLIAM F. LIPPINCOTT "Of the $168,963.89 required by mitteeman and den mother, re- personnel and thought that $6,- told police he was driving down box (or maybe it was something EVERETT — Mrs. Anthony in heavier weapons to cope with the Township next year, $50,000 HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Wil- spectively. 000 was a sound base salary for Market St., when he heard a else) by holding their hands at Colosimo, 50 Hillside Ave., River the Congolese army's mortars will come out of surplus, $67,228 liam Francis Lippincott, 63, died patrolman. thud at the rear of the truck and the approximate width or height Plaza, was guest of honor at a will come from "miscellaneous The banner was presented to and 37mm guns, which were yesterday in his home on Tinton eligible cub packs by the scout He said he would continue to heard someone call for him to and then going across the street stork shower given for her Sun- largely responsible for the de- revenues" (mostly franchise and where a similar object was to Falls Rd., near Farmingdale. executive, 'Robert Kriedler, at a fight for higher pay even though stop. day at the home of her mother. feat of the Sudanese UN troops gross receipts taxes) and $10,000 be installed. These peopl* were Mr. Lippincott was a fanner district round table. The banner that stand mipht be unpopular Mrs. Donald Hickey, 414 Everett in Matadi. all of his lire. He is survived by from "receipts from delinquent made to look like fools — tod Rd.. by Mrs. George Kelly. 52 for recruiting and registering with the general public. TRENTON — Conservation Delvaux is acting as head o three sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Van taxes." The remaining $41,735.89 nothing else. South Ave., Atlantic Highlands. new members. The police had originally asked Commissioner SalvatortA. Bon- the Leopoldville governmen Brunt of Middletown Township, will be raised by property taxes. tempo will confer with the The new Webelos leader, Wil- for a pay hike to brins patrol- Guests ,, were Mrs. Colosimo's while President Joseph Kasavu Mrs. Lydia Jones, of Colts Keck Revenues from sources other state's Congressional delegation liam Farley, was complimented man's salaries to'$6,000. In re- Recommended tonight: Perry Batterson,- Mrs. Salvatore Caval- bu and Premier Joseph Ileo are and Mrs. Evelyn EardJey of than property tax are expected to today In Washington on the Como. NBC, 9-10 — Judy Holli- lero, Mrs. Charlotte Mehler, Miss be $5,000 less, according to the for the equipment he made to turn, PBA officials said the po- on'the island of Madagascar fo Farmingdale;' and four brothers, lice agreed to restrict their off- competition New Jersey firms day and George Sanders join Mr. Margie Antonides, Miss Joyce proposed budget. itart the den in March. face from Janan for govern- a unity conference with leaders Harold E., James Milton and Ker- Mrs. William Farley is chair- duty work. Casual; U.S. Steel Hour, CBS, Bani and Miss Kathyrn Hickey, controlling other parts of th mit R. Lippincott, all of Farm- ment orders. He said New Jer- Everett; Mrs. Sophia Colosimo man of a skating party to be held 10-11 _ "private. Eye Private Con?o. ingdale, and John P. Lippincott sey was In a "serious economic and Mrs, John Barow, River at the Belevedere Arena tonight 9 Eye," brings Ernie Kovacs for- The formal talks—delayed to of Neptune. Tax Rate plight." Bontempo said an East ward in a musical lampoon of Plaza, and Mrs. Robert Wilson The pack committee will attend 'Weaker Sex Rutherford company which and Mrs. Joseph Slocum, Rum await Antoine Gizenga-^were K The funeral will be Friday at the Chingarora District and Cub the private eye dodge, with his get under way today even if the makes syringes recently cut wife, Edie Adams, and Pat Car- son. 2 p.m. in the C.H.T. Clayton & To Increase round table next Monday at 7:30 down its. work force from 333 leftist leader of the rebel Stan- son, Funeral Home, Adelphia. Rev:' p m. in St. Mary's Hall, Keyport. roll. Mrs. Ernest. Helgrim, Fair leyville regime dad not show up. Hospitalizes to 180 because of Japanese low Haven, Mrs. Paul Mehler, Charles Hankins, pastor of the Gizenga sent word Monday he At Matawan The next pack meeting will be bids on government contracts. Shrewsbury; Mrs. Eugene Peck, Farmingdale Methodist Church, held at the fire house Tuesday, Hushand He »aid, "jEotitract awards out- Lincroft, and Mrs. George Kelly, was going to the meeting but will Officiate. Burial, will' be In MATAWAN-Borough Council March 21, at 8 p.m. side the country result.from a FT A Hears Mrs. Anna Kelly and Miss Eileen later reports indicated he might Evergreen Cemetery, Farming- last night adopted a 1961 munid RED BANK-rA member of the wide variance' in Japanese Kelly, Atlantic Highlands. have changed his mtnd. dale. pal budget totaling $275,442, an sometimes .••'misnamed "weaker standards of living." sex" faces a hearing tomorrow Talk On Increase of $46,T7S over Isst year. Blood Donors FRANK TOMAINO The schedule will produce an on a charge of assault and bat- tery on her husband. TRENTON — A syndicate of 60 Armv Warns Regional LONG BRANCH - Frank To- estimated municipal purposes firms, the lowest of four bidders The Blind tax-rate of $3.73 per $100 as According to Police Chief (Continued) maino, 79, of 63 South Fifth Ave., Enter Contest has purchased $20,850,0(0 in water WEST KEANSBURG-'Train sessed valuation, a Jump of 67 George H. Clayton, Mrs. Audrey In* reimbursed by the govern- died Monday in Monmouth Med- ' bonds from New Jersey at lower ing of the'Blind" was the topic cents. Reames, 24, of 88 Lippincott On Use Of ment. ical Center. He formerly resided At the Fort Ave., Long Branch, had an argu- interest charges than two previous of a Parent-Education program in Jersey City. The over-all tax ~ rate is esti issues. The syndicate, which mad sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Now that the regional board FORT MONMOUTH — Military ment last .night with her hus- has taken the responsibility fo Mr. Tomalno was born in It- mated at $20.45, an increase- of band, Howard, 30, irf front of the purchase yesterday, was Association at the home of Mrs Waterways $3.49. and civilian personnel are plan- headed by First National Bank education of all high sciiool aly, son of the late Dominlck and Bizzaro's Bar, West Bergen PI Leroy Gilbert last week. NEW YORK — Col. C. M Giovanna Jullano Tomalno, and The estimated school tax rat ning donations when the Red of Chicago. Morgan Guaranty Duke, supervisor of New York students, the question arises a! The argument got out of hand Mrs. William Moran, chairman came to this country 61 years of $13.41, a hike of $2.67, ac- Cross Bloodmoblle unit visits this Trust Co., New York, Drexel and harbor for the Army Corps of to the new school's •'.atus In re post .from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to- somewhere along the line and Co., Philadelphia, and Shields introduced Miss.AIthea Nichols lation to "Army children.1' ago. He had lived here two counts for most of the Increase. Mrs. Reames hit her husband representative of the New Jersey Engineers, has issued a warning The county tax rate share i. morrow. This will be the second and Co., New York. The Interes against fishing or dredging for Adm. Shepard stressed that h months. visit of the blood-accepting unit the chief said. Commission for the Blind. estimated at $3.31, up 15 cents. rate will be 3.1557 per cent a shell fish leading to or from the had not raised the Question with Mr. Tomalno was a retired bak- to Fort Monmouth in 1961. Howard was admitted to River- Miss Nichols described the edu- The amount to be raised by vear. This is lower than the harbor of New York. any thought of, excluding children er. He is survived by a son, Alex view Hospital with a possible cation of blind children and blind local taxes in the municipal Post donations allow donors a 3.413 per cent for $80 million in of Army people. Tomaino of Long Branch; » fracture of the cheekbone. He adults with the Braille classes, He also Informed boat opera b'id«et is listed at $127,790, up guaranteed full supply of blood co''/'e construction bonds in De- "We have always olanned tc daughter, Mrs. Lillian Podesta of is in good condition. and special teachers talking with tors that It is unlawful "to inter $22,978. for themselves and members of cember. 1959, and 3.24 for the fere In any way with the safe take those students." he said. Jersev City; a brother, Angelo their families (or a year. In 1960, Mrs. Reames is free in $100 recordings of full length books Council has appropriated $65,- first $25 million in water bond: navigation of those channels by "What we need now is tre au- Tomaino'of Long Branch; four more than 400 civilians partici- bail pending a hearing. and magazines as well as 000 from the existing surplus of in May, 1959. The money will be ocean steamships and ships o: thorization to do so — and tha grandchildren and three great- pated in the blood plan. Last used to construct the Round Val volumes in Braille. $114,492, to prevent an even deep draft." authorization should come from grandchildren. month, there were 200 donors, a ley and Spruce Run Reservoir A Braille-writer, a six-keyed greater increase in the tax rate. Fines for violation, said the the same source that the money Arrangements are In charge of number expected to be doubled oroiccts in Hunterdon Countv. typewriter, and Braille books, The budget includes appropria- UneniDloyment colonel, run from $50 to $250 and for their education will com the Damlano Funeral Home, tomorrow. contract already has been let for maps and clock were displayed tions for another police patrol Jail sentences from 30 days to six from." Long Branch. Companies F, M and K have dams at Spruce Run and work The Braille alphabet and num- Board attorney Milton Mausnei man, a deputy borough clerk and will start soon at the giant Round months. Either or both can be been competing for top contribu- Gain Seen bers used by the blind were ex- asked. said the board should he party $31,000 for furnishing the new tions from the fort's military Valley prefect to the southeast of MRS. MARIA RAFFA Borough Hall. • TRENTON - Frank T. Judge, plained. Braille Is comprised of Col. Duke said that' the pri to discussions on the mattei units. Trying to meet their rec- director of the state Division of Clinton. Water will be furnished CLIFFWOOD - Mrs. Maria About 20 persons attended * signs formed by the use of al' mary reason for the law'Is "to now being held In (he state De- ord have been Companies L, C Employment Security reported to Central Jersey through the Raffa, 75, widow of Carmine Rif- public hearing last night. Only the possible combinations of six safeguard the lives of persons partment of Education. and D. yesterday that 12.5 per cent of Raritan River and to North Jer- dots. fa, died yesterday In her home one, Michael F. Kidzus, Ravine sev throueh a pipeline which has using our waterways," and he "Instead of just waiting for a on Matawan Ave. She was born More than 3,200 pints of blood the labor force in the Long asked for full public co-opera- decision to be handed down," h Dr., objected to the fiscal sehed were donated at Fort Monmouth Branch area labor market was not yet been constructed. Sale in Italy and had lived here 36 ule. Mr. Kidzus termed 'he budg of the bonds raises New Jersey's tion. But he warned that viola- said, "this board mipjit very well years. In I960. The fort personnel have unemployed in February. The tors will find charges pressed et "too high." been in the program since 1951 total in the area was placed at direct state debt to $177 million Scouts Seek want to present its own ideas on Surviving are four sons, John 1 against them in the federal the' matter." and the Iota number of donors 16.700. courts. Raffa of Newark, and Frank, Car- have been more than 37,000. Mr. Mausner was instructed to mine and Vincent Raffa, all of. Mr. Judge placed New Jersey's 4dded Funds investigate the present status of Fly-Up unemployment roll at 228,700 in TRENTON - Rate Infornia- this place; four daughters, Mrs. OAKHURST—Monmouth Coun th" state discussions. February, a month in which he tion on a safe driver insurance Walker Freelove, Mrs. George cil of Boy Scouts has under way Figures oresented by Super said "none of the state's labor nl«n for New Jrrsev \% being Medals Given Kahrs and Mrs. John Brzeznlak, Held By Recollection a financial campaign to raise intendent of Sciioo's Frank Wein- market had less than 8 per cent collected by Banking; Commis- all of thi« place, and Mrs. Charles f 30,000 in supplementary funds to heimer last night showed thai of the workers Jobless." sioner Charles R. Howe)'. Tht> Gryzb of Cliffwood Beach; 22 Troop 114 information It being collected provide for an expanding pro- For Cows present enrollment of childrei grandchildren .and five great- Day Set The figure compared with 223,- In connection with * annllca- gram, Mayor Sanford C. Flint, from Eatontown and the Shrews IBELFORD — Brownie Troop 750 unemployed In January and n COLUMBUS, Ohio — Two reg- grandchildren. tion to offer lower ratei to Interlaken, council vice president, istered Jersey cows owned by bury Township district, who wi The funeral will be at 8: JO' IJJ flew up in a candlelight cere- reversed the trend which usually driver, with COM record*, has announced. enter the regional high school nipny recently in the Bayview By Mothers finds more persons busy at this Marlu Farm, Lincroft, N. J., have a.m. from the Day Funeral Home, which Howell said was filed The mayor said the appeal is been awarded gold and silver next vear, is 674. Of these, 335 Keyport. followed a by requiem School into Intermediate Troops EATONTOWN — The second! time of the year, several months am bv the Na- 22 and 39. Mrs. Sam Brown and annual Day of Recollection spon-- - being made to former scouters medals for production records by are from Eatontown. Indudin mass at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Some 12.100 men lost 'jobs dur- tional Bureau of Casualty Un- and friends who helped Mon- Mrs. Richard Mcislohn are lead- sored by the Fatima Mothers' ing the month, while about 7,150 the American Jersey Cattle Club Fort Monmouth, and 119 an Catholic Church, by Rev. Cornel- derwriters, which renrrsents the mouth Council build Its reserva- here. from New Shrewsiwry a n ers of Troop 114. Club of St. Dorothea's Catholic women found work as a result of malor nu#o Insurance firms. The ius J. Kane, pastor. Burial will Church will take place Saturday tion at Forestburg, N.Y., in 1956 ' Marlu Lady Milestone was pre- Shrewsbury Township, be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Mrs. Robert Watsoh and Mrs. a pickup in the garment Industry, commissioner also reported yts- and 1957. Rowland VanCIeef are co-leaders In the church. said Mr. Judge. sented the medals for a 305-day He estimated that about 130 ol (»rii«v «h»» the'atat* motor ve- Assisting on the drive's steer- these students are "federally con of Troop 22 Mrs Marion Stryke The day will begin with confer- The director said that only five hicle division I) busy arranging production of 13,078 pounds of JOHN J. COLLERY, SR. ing committee are H.R. Young nected." Most of this latter grout and Mrs. Ralph Villars are co- ences at 10 a.m., followed by of nine unemployed workers are l'« records to Implement the milk containing 677 pounds of NAVESINK — John J. Collery, leaders of Troop 39. The Brown- Mass and Communion at 11:30 and Philip Carflng, Fair Haven; butter fat for cows aged from Is counted with the Eatontow drawing unemployment compen plan. Ernest Bencivenga, Dominlck Sr,, 65, died yesterday in his ies "flew up' from the floor onto a.m. Coffee and tea will be sation payments — with some 3 to 7 years. The same awards contingent in enrollment figures home on Lakeside Ave. Cerrato and Harry Silvert, Free-, went to that farm's Marlu Mile- the stage. They were Nancy Vil- served by members of the club. 100,000 or more not receiving the Born in Brooklyri, he had lived hold; Ernest Peseux, William stone Betty for the record of lars Pamela Brown, Ginger Ed- Rev. Dominic Turtora of St. benefits. He said that in addition Colls Neck Man Draw* JAMES A. BERLEW on Long I$Iand before moving Friedlaender and E. Murray 12,267 pound* of milk and 651 ol wards, Marie Karanus. Donamn Anthony's Calholic Church, Red to persons with no work, Jersey RED BANK — James A. Ber- here 10 years ago. ' iiRDomlrd Jail Term Todd, Holmdel; Leon Schanck. fat in the same period, for cows Sorby and Christine Meislohn. Bank, will conduct the services. in February had 11.900 persons lew, 69, of 75 Wallace St., died He was a retired civil engineer, Tlie day will close with benedic- NEW YORK—John B. Dmyter- Sr., Merrill Wallace and Manuel aged from 3 to 4 years. doing part time work. Gale, Keyport; Lewis R. Lowry, yesterday in his home after a and a veteran of World War II. tion and the reception of new ko, 20, New St., Colts Neck, was Silver medals went to Marlu long illness. He was the husband Surviving are his wife, Mrs. members at 1:30 p.m. , j ijivcn a three-month suspended Little Silver: Howard Woolley Commando Lillion, for 10,093 I Pythians NOT C.UILTY PLEA and John Klely, Long Branch; of the late Ethel Clayton Ber- Rose Rothmann Collery; a son, Mrs. Richard Maloney is in| fall term in Special Sessions pounds of milk and 593 -pounds lew. ' James J. Collery, Jr., Malvern, FREEHOLD - Alex Watklns, Glenn Appleyard, New Shrews- of fat, and to Marlu Milady's charge of arrangements. Court Tuesday. Mr. Berlew was born in New, Pa., and three grandchildren. 50. of Spruce St., Long Branch, bury; C. Leslie Rice, Jr., How- Trilby for 8,894 pounds of milk Are Knighted pleaded not guilty before County Dmyterko was arrested last ard W. Roberts and Michael Bar- Brunswick, son of the late John • The Pflcgcr Funeral Home, Sept. 1 and accused of stealing and 593 pounds of fat, over a LONG BRANCH - Five candi- SOCIAL SECURITY Judge John C. Giordano yester- nacle, Middletown; Charles B. C. and Ceceilla Dletz Berlew. H New Monmouth, is In charge of a woman's purse, after dragging similar 305-day period. dates attained the rank.of knight KEYP.ORT — It was announced day to a charge of open lewd Harding, Rumson, and Irving was a construction laborer and arrangements. her from a bus stop at the corner from Long Branch Lodge. Knights by representatives of the Social ness. Assistant Prosecutor Solo- Feiit, Shrewsbury. Test of these cows were veri was a member of Embury Meth- of Ninth St. and Second Ave. of Pythias, at the institution of Security office in the Public Li- mon Lautman said Wafkins was tied by officials of Rutgers Uni- into a hallway at'145 Second Ave. odist Church, Little Silver. MRS. FRANCIS COOKE Lakewood Lodge in a ceremony brary here that March 14 and charged with having committed, versity and by the American Jer- A patrolman on duty near by sey Cattle Club here. The club Surviving are a son, .Norman KEYPORJ - Mrs. Hannah . this week. 28 will be the last dates a rep- the alleged offense before chil- Brush Fire Berlew of this place; three daugh- Cooke, 78, of 244 Broadway, died resentative wilf be in Keyport. dren in Middletown Oct. 16. No heard the screams of the victim, seeks to encourage Jersey breed- The new knights are Samuel Constance Bacha, of 212; Sullivan ers to develop, profitable and ters. Miss Pearl Berlew of thi Monday in Marlboro State Hos- The Social Security Administra- trial date was set. Berger, David Furman, Franklin St., New York, and arrested Flares Again efficient cows. place, Mrs. Perry Hodgklss of pital. Stein, Murray Cohen and Dr. Bar- tion has an office at 313 State Dmyterko and Lenvil D. Rambo, OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Firemen Fair Haven and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Cooke was bora In Ire- ry Grabellc. St., Perth Amboy which may be CLEANUP URGED 20, of Mason, Ohio. were called about 6:45 this morn- NEW POSITION Peake of Rumson, and three land, daughter of the late John Three other Long Branch mem- contacted, by mail or telephone SHREWSBURY — Responding Rambo took no part In the at- ing to batile a brush fire near Col. grandchildren, and Annie Glen Steele. She had bers will become knights at a HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — A representative will call at the requests, Borough Council ack, police said, but was driver the A»f>ury traffic circle. The funeral will be Saturday al lived here 43 years. ceremony here tonight. They are to Burnis M. Kelly, USA (Ret.), a homes of those who are disabled. last night voted to notify owners of the. auto In which Dmyterko Volunteers from tta Wanamassa 2 p.m. In the William S. Ander- Stuart Rodnon, Stuard Chodash former officer at Fort Monmouth Surviving are her husband,, of property on the east side of tried to make a getaway. The Fire Company responded to an son Funeral Home. Rev. Ralph and John Rathstein. and resident of Wanamassa, Francis H. Cooke; two brothers, Chancellor Commander F re d Shrewsbury Ave., south of the charge against Rambo was dis- alarm in the area yesterday aft- N. J., and Eatontown, N. J., has L. Barrett, pastor of "Embury Joseph and Robert Glen, both In Participating in the Lakewood Goldberg and George Chamlin Newman Springs Rd. service missed on motion of his lawyer. ernoon, but were called back this Methodist Church, will officiate. ceremonies were Chancellor Com- been appointed assistant to the Ireland, and two grandchildren. and past officer j of the state station, to clear the land which Dmyterko pleaded guilty to at- morning when the lire flared president of Stancil-Hoffmtn Burial Will be In Fernwood Cem- mander Stanley Leitstein, Vice organization. The Bedle Funeral Home is In members considered unsightly. tempted assault last month. again. Corp. here. etery, Jamesburg. . charge of arrangements. Some Monmouth College Students Ask:, Dem Leaders RED BANK REGISTER Wed., March 8, 1961—3 To Confer On Keyport Board Peace Corps? What's That? Judgeship WEST LONG BRANCH — How way both ways that's okay with For Instance, immediately aft- LONC BRANCH — Mayor faul would you like to go to Africa me. The government would, I amer voting "yes" a young man hiernan, state Democratic com- tor two years to teach? confident, take care of me, keep added; Starts Building mitteeman, said yesterday he This question was sprung on a me healthy and alive." 'I have an interest but there hnped he and other party leaders class of senior teaching students After an hour's discussion, 12 are too many opportunites in this could confer soon with Gov. Rob- at Monmouth College yesterday. out or 13 declared that they felt country." eit B. Meyner on selection of It appeared to hit them cold. a glimmer of Interest in going to new Monmouth County judge. Program Plans Almost nobody had heard about an underdeveloped land to teach There was a general desire for further Information on the sub At the same time;Mr. Klernan President Kennedy's Peace Corps while living at the level of a na- I aid hi; first choice'for the post, KEYPORT—Initial steps toward a building pro- plan. tive teacher. Ject both as to the basic purpose of the program (on which (here Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper, is gram for the high school were taken by the Board of _, The volunteer corps, the Presi- Just how much depth or sub- not interested in a judicial ap- dent has said, would provide a stance there was to the "inter- was much confusion) and the Education last night. practical details. pointment at this time. pool of Americans—mostly young est" is another question entirely. Mr. Keuper, president of the A new committee to undertake a survey for a new men and women—to go overseas County Prosecutors Association ;ymnasium in the school was established by the board to "help foreign countries meet of New Jersey, is attending the their urgent need for skilled man' annual midwinter conference of iresident, Fredrick J. Wal- power." Good Pay, Future Is the National District Attorneys ing. Spontaneous reaction to the Association, of which he is a Board Vote idea of teaching in Africa was The study is a carry-over Vice President, at Tuscon, Ariz of the recommendation of generally favorable. His office at Asbury Park - re- On Building • '(It swings!!" exclaimed one Sought by Students leased this statement for him: the former president, Ken- student. "I am honored by Mayor neth B. Wharton, that a building Eight out of 13 thought they WEST LONG BRANCH — Kiernan's suggestion that my irogram be initiated for the high Ian Split : might be teased to consider the Edward Emmons, director of name be submitted to the gover- chool, particularly construction Idea. student' placement at Mon- Profit-Taking nor for appointment as county if a new gym and additional UNION BEACH - The Board "It would involve a lot of work, mouth Colleger-said yesterday judge. While the office is one of anilary facilities. Education last night approved manual work," remarked a boy he can discern no enthusiasm great responsibility and second fc Keyport High School basketball a 6-2 vote a $293,500 bulld- who had already given the matter for President Kennedy's Sends Stock none in Importance in our sys-earn played all its "home" g program for a 12-room ad-, some thought, "We would proba- 'Peace Corps'- Plan among the tem, my position on a possibl* ;ames on out-of-town courts to ition to the Memorial School. bly have to build the school first 25 to 30 students a day who udicial nomination is the same provide more playing room and The dissenting votes were cast and teach at night. To me it pass through his office in Prices Down at this time as it was last fall Increased seating capacity. iy Richard Shannon and a new teems very challenging, to teach quest of Jobs. NEW YORK (AP) - The stock GETS FELLOWSHIP — Dr. Angelo Danesino, chairman when Governor Meyner suggest- Enrollment Up omer to the board, Donald your subject to people who can't Acording to Mr. Emons: market took its sharpest loss in of the graduate scholarship committee at St. Peter's ed my appointment as district John O. Hartzler, superintend- )strander. speak your language." more than five months as profit ourt judge. And that is that :nt of schools, has recommended "But after building a school all "Those with' definite goals were taken yesterday on the pro- Collego, Jersey City, congratulates Patrick Casiidy, ilso that a building program be The proposal will be presented are not interested at all. Ma- prefer to continue In my pres- D Borough Council tonight and day, would you have time at longed 1961 upsurge. Trading was 90 East Highland Ave., Atlantic Highlands, on receiving ent position as prosecutor." nstituted to provide proper fa- night to make up lesson plans?" jors in physics or mathematics heavy. cilities for the mounting pupi D the state Board of Education ... feel they have finished a an assistarttship in chemistry '*i Massachusetts In- A vacancy will occur on th i Trenton March 15. worried a girl. Intermixed with the selling :ounty bench April 1 when Judge enrollment at the high school. i Some Skeptics course and they are looking stitute of Technology. Mr. Cassidy, a junior, graduated Named to the committee wen The capital outlay item of the for good pay of over $500 a however, was enough speculative John C. Giordano, a Democrat One young man though Africa from Red Bank Catholic High School. oseph Ferrante, chairman, Mrs. 1960-61 budget was approved by month. This group is look- buying to put 11 of the 15 most retires. His successor will be would be "the best place in the ohn A. Pote, vice chairman, and ocal voters March 1 by a vote ing to its own future and pay." active stock on the upside, some Democrat to continue political b: )f 276 to 271. The same figure world to work on a thesis, soci- with gains of 3 or 4 points. partisanship on the bench. Stanley Hyer, Frank Leonardi ological or political." Those who inquire about the, and Mrs. J. Willis Lewis. md been rejected Feb. 14 by 100 An estimated $3.34 billion was AfricaTheme Fair Haven Judge Giordano is returning tc rotes. "Sure," another answered corps, Mr. Emmons reports, clipped from the quoted value o private practice with the resig- Other standing committee! "Who could refute you?" are those who are "wallowing stocks listed on the New York nation that Governor Meyner wi 'ormed, with chairmen named The program approved last around looking for a berth," But there were skeptics. Stock Exchange, based on thi Of Lecture GOP Slate not name him to a Superior Court irst. were: budget and salaries, ight calls for $100,000 from sur- "I'm an adventurer, but not fellows who "haven't fixed fall in the Associated Pres tan ley Schultz, Mrs. Lewis, Mr, ilus, $15,000 capital outlay and their minds on anything in post to which he aspired and for there." said one student. "In average. which Mr. Klernan and other to] Ferrante and Mr. Hyer; schoo! 178,500 bond issue. France, England, Germany, yes, particular." Business adminis- Set Sunday Is Chosen curriculum and guide, Mrs. Lew- tration majors, he said, are The Dow Jones industrial Democrats had urged his nam Expenses will include $225,,000 but not in Africa. I'd be going average dropped 7.32 to 667.14. NEW SHREWSBURY - Rev. FAIR HAVEN - The Repub- "In the retirement of Judge Gi is, Mr. Ferrante and Mrs. Earl or building onstruction; $6,000, among them. Huber; high school building, Mrs from a heaven into a hell. There's Once again it was the broades James P. Dretke, Lutheran mis- lican steering committee here ordano." Mr. Klernan said, "thi iuilt-in equipment, $3,000, site . nothing there." market in history, the 1,316 is-sionary just returned from has endorsed incumbent Dr. Ed- Pote and Mr. Leonardis; Centra: mprovement, other expenses, Not Enthusiastic New Jersey judiciary and th School building, Mr. Hyer and A girl admitted she was not sues traded topping Monday' Afrioa, will speak on the sub-ward Stratton and newcomer Wil- public loses the dedicated sen (2,200, movable furniture, $16,- Even those who do make in- Mrs. Pote; West Keyport Schoo the adventuresome type. record 1,307. Of the total, 72S ject "Afrioa — Frontier for Ham Rooney, 108 Princeton Rd., quiries, said Mr. Emmons (and ices of' a man well quaified fo building, Mrs. Lewis and Charles 300; architect fees, $14,040; legal declined and 377 advanced. Christian Teaching" at a public There seemed to be consider- 25 per cent do) do not ap- as the party's council candidates all aspects of this state's broai Patterson; school safety inspec fees and insurance, $5,560; con- able anxiety among the students pear enthusiastic. New highs for 1960-'61 totaled lecture in Tinton Falls School in next month's primary. and well-integrated system. tions, Mr. Leonardis and Mrs.ilngency fund $J1,700; purchase that, as American teachers 82. The two new lows were Beech auditorium Sunday at 3:30 p.m. >f land, $10,000. They merely ask In nassing Mr. Rooney was selected by "His record as a county judgi Schultz. abroad, they would have to par- Aircraft and Central of Georgia is one of great accomplishment and their interest is luke- Also, public relations, Mrs In other business, the board ticipate in endless debating Railway preferred. unquestioned Integrity, and equ warm. Lewis, Mrs. Pote, Mrs. Huber, uthorized advertisement for matches with Russian teachers Volume was 5.54 million share justice. Had he been chosen fo also working there. According to Mr. Emmons, compared with Monday's 5.6: Mr. Ferrante, Mr. Patterson and lids for school supplies and text- the upper courts, he was capab Mr. Hyer; athletic programs, They said, too, they might not quite a few ask whether mem- million. rooks, returnable, April 4. bership in the Peace Corps of comparable distinction. Thai Mr. Leonardis, Mrs. Lewis and be able to score effectively The most active stock wa he was not shall aways be The local Little League was would relieve them of military AVCO, unchanged at 18 % on Mr. Hyer; Grammar Schoo! granted permission to have reg- •gainst a seasoned Communist matter of great regret to me. building, Mr. Patterson and Mr. duty. 174,300 shares. Second was San istration April 3 and 5 from 6-8 trained in polemics. Schultz, and East Keyport School Nobody admitted to fear of Mr. Emmons' own response Diego Imperial, up % at 11'/ p.m. at the Cottage Park School. to student inquiries is some- on 153,900 shares. Third wa building, Mrs. Huber and Mr. physical danger in Africa, al- Hyer. md the use of the Memorial though one young man did re- thing less than enthusiastic. Brunswick, up V/t at 71% on School field April 8, 15 and 22 for Supper, Salaries mark nervously that Russians • "I am very much opposed 144.200 shares. ryouts. Salaries for the 1961-62 schoo had lately been disappearing to it," he declared. He be- Next came Libby, McNeill & Permission was" granted Paul Libby, up 1 % at 13 Vt, an year were approved by the boarc from the streets of Cuba. A sun lieves that the young men are S^ Evans, adminstrative princi- needed at home. Nafi, up 4 ft at 39. with no increase in minimum oi liar fate, he hinted, might befal maximum figures. Annual incn pal for five class field trips the overseas agent of any unpop- Actively traded, Lionel jumped "Twenty-six companies now 2% while Servel. U.S. Industries ments will give teachers and ad-during March and April. ular government. want to interview our gradu- and Standard Koltsman rose KEANSBURG — In the absena ministrators an average $300 in- Similarly, the students did not ates," he stated. point or more. crease and secretaries and jan appear concerned over primitive of the president — Mrs. Thomas He is also irritated that there Both Brunswick and American Smith — the vice president, Mrs tors an average $125 increase. State Suspends medical facilities in Africa. Dys- have been no pamphlets or de- Machine It Foundry, whic Several board members soughi entery and yaws were laughed Thomas Lopes, presided at thi tails from Washington." showed a net gain of 1 % meeting of the Independent Worn increases for a number of em Seven Licenses off. The Peace Corps, which will were down more than 1 apiec< ployees of the system but nom If they should go to Africa, the en's League last week in thi TRENTON — Seven Monmouth send young men abroad to in early trading but reboundet American Legion hall. was granted as Me Wallin; •tudents were asked, would they cautioned "We are working on County drivers, convicted under help in underdeveloped areas, with extreme buoyancy. A pot luck supper will be hel the 60-70 speed program, have be activated mainly by a spirit is being organized ttHS^Tvcek. close budget" and "if you ope; Polaroid recouped 8 '/$ of re- Rev. James P. Dretke Dr. Edward Strattoo Wednesday, April 5, and a theate had their licenses suspended for of international competition with President Kennedy indicated cent losses. Reliance Manufactur- the door for one you are als the Russians?' party will be held in June. Mr: opening it for others." 30 days as of March 1, Ned J. Sunday it might also be used ing spurted ahead 4 % amid tal Rev. Mr. Dretke, wtiose lec- the GOP after Councilma Joseph Dollbaum is chairman Most answered no. within the country. of merger. ture here is being sponsored by Eugene M. Magee, now complet The high school will get a vi Parsekian, acting motor vehicle The league plans to sponsor director, announced today. Then why go? Zenith fell 3 %, Litton Indus the Lutlier Memorial Church o ing his third term on the coun- principal, involving a change "To give Africans the good forum in the near future. Mn title. By a 6-3 vote the boa; They are Leffert Lefferts, 23, tries 2 % and Texas Instrument! New Shrewsbury, has this to saycil, announced he would not seek Jean Falks and Mrs. Joseph Dol things," a girl ventured shyly. 1 •%. moved to change the title of tl of Monmouth Hills; Daniel E. of his observations in the "Dark re-election. baum will be in charge. On the! She was immediately hooted One Acre— Losses of 2 points or mon Continent:" Mr. Magee was narrowly edged administrative assistant to vie Murphy, 29, of 426 Bayview Ave., committee are Mrs. Warre Union Beach; Albert Schmidt, 53, down by her classmates, who dis were taken by such stocks a "Africa today is a strife-torn out last November for the may- principal in line with school pn Young, Mrs. Walter Farley a cedure. A separate $300 coi of Sea Girt; Frank J. Page, 32, liked the missionary overtones. U.S. Steel, Republic Steel, Jones land, menaced by communism or's position by Milton Kosene. Mrs. Thomas Lopes. tract, in addition to the reguli ancj Raymond L. Scott, 18, both "We'd be giving them a break? Or Nothing & Laughlin, Lukens Steel, Ken There have been indications and steeped in superstition and A card party will be held teacher contract, goes with tl of Neptune; James P. Garrett, 60, Is our way of life so perfect?' necott, International Nickel, East- ienorance. It is an area of vita that the GOP primary would bi asked one student. HOLMDEL — The Planning man Kodak and Texaco. Sea April. Mrs. Lopes is chairman added duty. of Belmar, and Donald P. Ri- Board last night turned thumbs Christian • concern." contested by candidates from thi naldi, 25, of Manasquan. "We frown on Communist mis board Air Line Railroad fell Rev. Mr. Dretke, whose wife Independent party, but no thin At the suggestion of Mr. Har down on a proposal to reduce Vt to 32. iionaries coming to us," another pave birth to the youngest two ol party nominees have yet filed. ler the board tentatively s remarked. the one-acre zoning requirements Thompson Ramo Wooldridgi March 16 for a conference mei for construction of homes here. their three children in the Luth The deadline for primary filing UN- Civic Unit Plans "We should not teach culture rose 1 % on a report of a sate (Continued) ing with the Boards of Educi eran Hospital at Eket. Nigeria is H p.m. tomorrow. tion of the sending districts we should teach English, or his Sam Kleiner.Long Branch buil- lite contract Union Oil of Cal the United States had approached Talk 011 Railroads der, presented the board a sub- fomia gained 1 '/s on a forecasi is being indoctrinated in lin- The Democratic council candi discuss mutual problems. tory, or math," another contrib- guistics, missionary methods and dates, Frank A. LoPresti and Jo Russia on the possibility of side- division request for construction of higher earnings. Closing a 4',4-hour session, Mi HOLMDEL — A discussion on uted. African culture at the Kennedv seph Miranti, were announced tracking any Assemly discussior the future of railroad transporta- "We should not bring in the of, 135 houses, on three-quarter- The ticker tape lagged as muc of disarmament until the next As Walling stated that the board acre lots, in Holmdel village on as seven minutes behind transac- School of Missions. Hartford, Monday. strongly in favor of the seni tion in the county will be held American way of. life and force Conn. Mr. Rooney, a quality control sembly, beginning six mont Tuesday night at a meeting of It down their throats... we ought the Theurkauf tract. tions during more than two hours class trip to Washington, D. Born at Manawo. vWis.r Rev. manager with IT&T Federal Lab- hence, and using the interim fc the Civic Association. . to teach the subject matter, per- The land is bounded by Atlan of lateness early in the day. private negotiations. About 72 students have signed fi Mr. Dretke, a graduate of Con-oratories, Clifton, is making hi the trip already, with six teach According to Archie R. Price, iod," said another. "We should tic Township, Newman Springs Yesterday's closing prices: cordia University, the Lutheran Arms Talk AC Inrt first bid for elective office here ers going as chaperons. association president, representa- never tell them, 'our streets are Rd., and East Hop Brook. I-T-E Ckt Brk 212 Adams Ex Johns Man 64 seminary at St. Louis, Mo., was He is a director of the local This delegate added, howeve: tives from the Jersey Central, paved, yours aren't' for in Mr. Kleiner said the houses Air Reiiuc Jones & h 67 that the Russians are determlm Four board members will pa Alleg Cp Jcy Mtg 451! a classmate of Rev. Daniel D. Lions Club and served as the ticipate on an "evaluating basis Pennsylvania and Hudson and stance." would sell for $25,000. Alleg Lud Kaiser M to hold debate during the curre Allied Ch Kennecott Reinheimer, pastor of Luther skipper of the River Rats last at no expense to the students. Manhattan railroads, and the The girl who wished to give But the board took one look Allied Stn Koppers Memorial here. He went to Ni- year. session on Soviet Premier Khrusl state Highway Department will Africans the good things stuck to Allis Chal Kresge. 88 chev's proposal for total disarm; In other action the board: at the plot plan, and promptly Alcoa Kroser geria in 1957 and, since then, has Mr. Rooney has been a resi Took under consideration offei attend the meeting. her guns. Am Alrlln LehlRhCAN ment. handed It .back. Am l)rk sti served 23 congregations, includ- dent here nine years. ing a 10-year contract to th The program has been ar- "We can show them different Leh Port C Stevenson already had discusse Albert B. Flemer, board vice L*h Val.Imi ing two new Lutheran Churches The GOP also announced the sending districts. ranged' by Richard Levins, spe- ways and let them choose," she Am Cyan Leh Val ItR Assembly issues with Soviet Foi chairman, who presided at the 120 LOF Rings Following Sunday's lecture; the following new district committee Approved a 30-day terminatio cial projects chairman for the as- said. "Anyway you can never Am MAFdy j Lib McNftl eicn Minister Andrei Gromyk session, said simply; Am Motors IJSB A My missionary will answer questions candidates: District 1 — Phillip clause in teachers' contracts. sociation. teach Just subject matter. Your Am Smelt 67'' and his deputy, Valerian Zorl Am StO I-iiikpns Sti from the audience. He is prepar- Coan and Mrs. Helen Neilsen; whole personality. comes out "These lots are too sirfill.' Am Tel&Tel Mack Trk More talks between them a m Martin Co ing to return to Africa. District 5 — Malcolm Horton and whatever you teach." He also told the builder that Am Tob 72'4 peared in prospect. Vincoia 47>,i Mrs. Alice Matthews, and Dis- Student Agrees his proposed layout created Amp Inc 73'T i Metro CM The Assembly reopened yeslei "gridiron pattern," and said: Anaconda 51 i Minn MAM trict 6 — James Robottom and In GOP Primary A student agreed that "your Armco Sti 731i Mo Pnc A day with an appeal by Ghan Armour ft Co 44?» Monter Oil Six Join Mrs. Mary Ann Mlnton. viewpoint will seep in. We'll be "It would be a shame to put upArmst Ck 56',i President Kwame Nkrumah fi Mont Ward 1 Candidates in the second, third teaching them our Ways. . . but nice Muses under those condi- Aflhl Oil If,", Nat Rise HI the UN to restore order in th Atchlnon 24 Nnt Dairy 63' and fourth districts remain un- by example, not by forcing it ontions." All Rerin B2'4 Nat Distill 23 VFW Post Conen and keen it out of HIP rol Avco Cor'i IB^fi Nat Oyps GO changed. The fifth and sixth dis war by stationing a mostlv Afri them." He told Mr. Kleiner to redraw Babcoch ft W H'i Nnt Steel - 87: KEYPORT — Members tricts were created last month. Up to this point the question of the plans, in compliance with Bait A O!i 3 NY Centra! 1W cnn UN rn'-'mand there. Bayuk Clg 34 Nla M Pw 42' cepted by the Veterans of For- monetary reward had hardly one-acre zoning, "and then come Bemlix No Am Av r>1 • eign Wars post last month were In a 12,00tf-word speech, Nkru Beth Stt-fl Nor PBC 44' man also called for a new Con?< been mentioned. back to see us." RopinR Air Nw«t Alrlln 20' Gerard Russmanno, 15-Appelton Borden 61 Taylor Parliament to be elected event When informed that President BOFR warn Norwich Pli 50' Dr., Hazlet; Charles Burke, 53 Hmnswick Ohio on 42 all" under UN auspices Kennedy's Peace Corps would Buckeye PI i Oulb Mar 24' Lynn Blvd., Hazlet; Ray Batters, (Continued) send young men and women to Rucy Erie 3U".i Owens III Gl 100' 138 Broad St., Keyport; John Nkrumah said the UN had mac Egg Market Biidd Ci> Pan A W Air 20' siderable anxiety." mistakes in dealing with the Con help out in underdeveloped parts Bui ova 14*i Parm rict fifi' Ganley, 63 Second St., Keyport; A few hours later they reportei Burl Inri I6s; Penney. 3C 41' go crisis, but he did not echi ef the world without pay, with NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) Case, JI U Pft Pw&Lt George Perry. 1 East Third St., "her improvement is maintained, Just expenses covered by the Cuter Trac 11U I'n RR Keyport, and Carl Stiles, 5 Octa- the Soviet demand that Hammar Wholesale egg offerings more Olanese 35'4 Pliil El She is just on the danger list. skjold step down in favor of U. S. government, the students' Plilll Pd via PI., Keyport. than ample on large; adequate Chea & Oh And only an hour afterward triumvirate. opinion of the venture did not Pit Bteel Fred Walling, Jr., vice com- on mediums and light on smalls. li ry flier «'i Pub Sv1 EA(I they issued a bulletin saying Cities Svc 51% Puhllok Inii mander, was appointed chairman gecm to change. Demand quiet on large and fair Palm 36',4 Pullman "(Her) condition is greatly im Colum Om 21 "f, Pure Oil of the annual poppy drive. The The idea of living on the leve on balance yesterday. rroml Solv 24*i nCA proved and gives less ;ause fo of native teachers didn't appear New York spot quotations fol- Con E.lln 7214 Reatllnic Co post voted tc be the sponsoring anxiety. In addition, today is theLong Branch Gont Cnn 37^i Rcpub Sti organization for the Cub Pack to faze them. low: Cont Mot 10 Itoyn Met 47 first day in which she has been (Continued) , Not one of the eight who had P*l fi' Roy Tob 107 130, Hazlet. and if New Jersey is eligible Mixed Colors i i Zell i Rnh Pulton 35 sufficiently conscious to he abl originally declared him- Cruc Sti Bt Jos Lead 29 to assist in her own treatment.' should receive its fair share, h Extras (47 lbs. min.) 36^-37'/$, "urtiss Wr 22*4 St Keg Pap 37 self "tempted" to go said that Del A Hud 18» Scars Roeb 57 Until yesterday the young act- said. extras medium (40 lbs. average) Dent Sun Shell 01! 46 this would change his mind. DOUR Airc 42'! ress was in a coma much of the Mr. Dinkelspiel said he wrot 35J4-36VJ! small (35 lbs. average) Sinclair a 25 Traffic One said that it might give him 33V4-34'/4; standards 3514-36W; Dow Cheni 76^i Smith, AO 34 i time, kept breathing only with to President Kennedy three week Ou Pont 212 Socony 4i<; ago asserting Long Branch intei some reservations, but added that checks 34^35^ Duq Ll 28 »4 flou Pac 221 the aid of an electronic lung Michael J. Gormley Robert E. Lennon It might even be better to live Sant Ivod 117U Sou lly ests in obtaining federal aid, bt 2ff«. Sperry R<1 Deaths In pumping oxygen through a tub. at the level of the people. Whites. ICrle Luck . Sti! Brand inserted In her throat. has not yet had a reply. RARITAN TOWNSHIP —. The Mr. Gormley is a member of Firestone 38s* m<] 011 cm Republican organization last the Board of Education and is Good Pay Extras (47 lbs. min.) 36!£38!4; Ford Mot 76-% StrJ OH NJ An attack of anemia weakened Another student pointed* out extras medium (40 lbs. average) Gen Accept 22V4 Blurt Tack February her, and she was given blood RURAL 4-H PROJECTS night completed its slate for theemployed by Bendlx Corp., Eat- den Clear 31 Texaco primary election for Township ltown. that there have always been 36-37; top quality (47 lbs. min.Ge) n Dynam 41 '4 Tex O Prod TRENTON, (AP) - There were transfusions during her low FREEHOLD - George W. S 37-41; mediums (41 lbs. average) Gen Ktec (IS',4 Textron Committee nominations. people, such as sociologists, who Qen Frti 1S% Tfitewat Oil 25 traffic deaths In February, periods. The only nourishmen ver Jr., Agent for Monmou Mr. Lennon is president of the 30-371/i; smalls (36 lbs. average) Gen Motori Tranaamer The candidates are Michael J. have lived at the level of the Gen Pub Ut 45% Un Carbide New Jersey's lowest monthly toli she could get was through a County's 4-H clubs said yesterda; Coral-Raritan Civic Association, 33i£35'i O TcI&El 39 U P 127 Gormley, 6 Tenth St., West natives in primitive lands. Glen Alt) 27M 31 on record, Attorney General Da- tube attached to blood.vessels in a study shows more boys on and is manager of the Asbury One student observed that a Browns Goodrich 13H Unfl Alrc 3f> an ankle. girls than ever are entering In Keansburg, and Robert E. Len- aoodyear 37H United Cp 7Ti vid D. Furman reported today. Park office of Bell Telephone. person could give up two years of Extras (47 lbs. min.) 3714-39; 3!) Ufl Lines A hospital spokesman ex- 4-H activities Most popular of thi non, 41 Coral Dr. Hazlet, both He was defeated In the Feb. 14 " A*P TIB, Plywcl ) In February, 1960, which didn't good'pay easily, since he knew he (op quality (47 lbs. min.) 38V&-at No ny 4BH IIB Hub see stormy, non-driving weather plained this morning that Mis rural projects, he said, arp cloth for full (three-year) terms, and school board election. could always come back and 401/4: mediums (41 lbs. average) Greyhound 21% VB flmeit ing and food prepaiation, foo James J. McKay, Jr., 58 Fulton Gulf OU 3T% UB Bteel like last month's, there were 55 Taylor was now. able jo move Mr. McKay, a newcomer to teach In Monmouth County. 37-38'^; smalls (36 lbs, average) Hammer PAP 39% Van Al 8tl deaths. > herself under her doctor's in- preservation, health and first ale PI., Hazlet, for a one-year unex Hero Pdr Dfl% Walworth • politics, is- in charge of the fi- The one student who appeared 34tf36V* Warn 11 Pic structions—to empty her lungs home management, child can pired term. III Cent 37Wool worth with 12^ for the same period in "If the government pays my Register.—Advertisement, Int Tel ft Tel OSii 1360. what was.going on around her. trification seek re-election. British Insurance Group.

J' r. • • 4—Wed, March 8, 1961 REcf BANK REGISTER IDEfflVfS THE MENACE I* HANK KEICHAft holiday. Republic Day. Further Paraguay hat issued Its wcend details including font day cover Worl"d Refugee Year set. It la STAMPS information will be announced In similar In design to the i« is- this column toon. sued earlier this year but In dif- AP NnnilMturts ferent-colors. The values are 25 By SYD KRONUH Israel's 23 agorot stamp com- c, 50 c, 75 c, 1.50 g, and 3 g. THE ISLANDS of Trinidad and meoioratlng the National Stamp Futurture sets' from'Paraguay will Tobago, situated oM the coait Exhibitio. , , n in Tel Aviv will be honor the United Nations, "Our < oUve l<1 o lve gr r Lady of Asuncion" Catholic Uni- ot South America, and discovered f»*. .*! , ! t ? - by Columbus in 1498, have .issued wilt be printed in sheets of 20 versitversify the new Paraguay mer- IONMOUTH MEAT: a set' of 14 new stamps featuring with five descriptive tabs adja chant fleet and the International beautiful local scenes. Each de- <*"* *» the bottomj-ow. The 50 Bridge between Paraguay and 110MONMOUTHST. < SH1-5292 RED BANK sign includes a medallion por- souvenir sheet will be Brazil trait ot Queen Elizabeth TI and on sale only at the exhi- th* St. Edward's Crown. bltlon port office but your local The Bihamas comprise nearly •tamp dealer should be able to 700 Islands, but only a ire OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M. supply you with them. Inhabitable. STEAK SALE

Trinidad Is the most southern SIRLOIN or the archipelago known as the West Indies. The island was col- onized by Spain in 1532 and re- PORTERHOUSE mained in Spanish possession until ceded to Great Britain in COMMON STOCKS 1802. Tobago, off the northeast- T-BONE or ern coast of Trinidad, has been an island ward ot Trinidad since ' Over the yean, well selected tommon stocks have proved to 1888. be an ideal way to obtain extra income, and to offset declines DELMONICO The main stamp' designs are in the purchasing power of the dollar. Be WAS A ee^TNiK. as follows: 1 cent — Cipriani Me- You can select from the top performers. Many of then morial; 2 cent — Queen's Hall; stocks have outstanding records for consistent dividend pay- 5 cents —'Whitehall; 6 cents — Treasury Building;, 8 cents — ments. Others also offer good possibilities for capital growth. Book Reviews Governor General's House; 10 And there are numerous fields in which to invest for proper' GENUINE 6 to 7 Ib. Si» p|| ^Bx cents — General Hospital; 12 diversification. THE DOUBLE AXE. By Lau isolate them, an unvarying win cent — oil refinery; 15 cents — We'll be glid to prepare a portfolio keyed to your resources Ten K. Stevens. Scribners. $3.95 ter diet of venison and bear, thi The Crest; 25 cents — The Scar- end aims. Drop in, write or phone. Determined to put behind him axe" to keep the woodshed full, let Ibis; 35 cents - Pitch Lake; forever "the sin and corruption and no running water till almost 50 cents — Moslem Mosque; 60 Writs fir ««r wmrt limtanrt listrt LEGS of LAMB 5 9 of the cities," and to seek out a everyone his grown up and the cents — Anthurium Lily; $1.20 - Sawyer's "Walden" down in really tough ground-breaking li The Humming Bird; $4.80 — Map Maine in the pattern . o_ bor is all over. of Trinidad and Tobago. THOMSON & M^KINNON Thoreau's, Henry Sawyer buys 25 Sawyer it no Thoreau, how- 9 Memorial Parkway, Long Branch CA 2-4310 BONELESS—AGED and SEASONED acres way back in the woods on ever. He suffers from funda- Maftatma Ghandi will be hon- 301 Main Sfreet, Allenhurst * KB 1-3500 BONtUA*—-Afetu ana SEASONED «#lk ^Rk the St. John River and starts a mental weaknesses, and his chil- ored on U.S. "Champion of Lib- 2 Broadway, New York • HAnovrr 2-5100 , farm. dren play in tough luck, too. Thi erty" postage stamps (4 cents Shemon-Eut Hotel, New York • PLaza 54190 , His wife, Pasiphy, approved of is not merely tow you going and 8 cents) oa next Jan. 28, re- keep 'em down on the farm, bu NMMS HEW TOK STOCK HOUHGt AM) OTHtt rUMCSVUV his plan—she was all for ports Postmaster General Authur stcuanrAMcpiiMoonYHCHANGU Thoreau, too—though to be sure how you going to do it und E. Summerfield. The stamps will they had come together tentative- specially adverse circumstances be issued at Washington, D.C., EYE ROUND ROAST 89' ly. Their fathers had been fairly This first novel is no 20th Centur to coincide with India's national successful businessmen till the test of "Walden," but of a fi crash of 1929, and they knew ther's will power and authority what urban comforts were. But can he (it his family into th they had basic differences, too. mold he wilfully chooses? Ant LEAN GROUND FRESH Henry was leery not only of city that's not the entire problem, either, because In this backwoods life but of life, and she will-even- 3 lbs. Lean Chopped Beef in which you'd expect to find tually have to urge him, "come the virtues in their strongest ani CHUCK out of your tomb. Join the-fun." most exacting state, a villain 01 She's the more dependable, au- two interferes in a way the fathei 5 lbs. LAMB STEW thority on fun, in witness of could have expected to avoli CHOP which the first young Sawyer is- And for climax, there is an inci n't in fact a Sawyer at all but dent which is not dear to mi the child, as Henry laments, of and won't be to you, I suspect 3 lbs. Short Ribs Beef a roustabout Canuck infinitely even if you're a better man 01 more aggressive than the legal snpwshoes than I am. husband. Ib There are later children all This novel is not so good 3 lbs. PORK SAUSAGE their own—George, Valery, Haiel this novelist Chosen by the pub and Philip. Tehy have not had the Usher in honor of the longtime benefit of reading Thoreau, and distinguished editor Maxwell E. the sin and corruption their par- Perkins as the Perkins Comment ents had shunned have some orative Novel, this is serious lure W them, all the more b& writing, and the aspirations are worthy. But it lacks finish, it ha cause of the hardships of their amateurish passages, and thi It Pays to Advertise in The Register backwoods existence with crops drama inherent in the situation to plant and harvest, mows to isn't developed to the maximum advantage of the story. ' W. 0. Roger

THE MISFITS. By Arthur Mil Mail orphan* order* ler. Viking. $3.95. filled promptly. Roslyn, unhappy and unsatis- fied wife, in RenoJor a divorce. Phone LI 24111 Isabelle, her staunch friend an mentor, who knows about di vorces and about men. . . Guido, the mechanic who firs falls for Roslyn. . . Gay, his friend who moves !« fast on the new divorcee . . Perce, who rides buckini horses and bulls at rodeos. . These characters appear in i story told. Miller suggests, in a new style. They haven't been getting' along with people, th women with their husbands, th men with their wives. Out wesl among the great awesome maun tains they hope to flee from theii problems, Roslyn accepts, thougli she must always worry. Gay unconventional hospitality in home he has started to build; out of love for her, he turns domes- tic, cleans the place up, plants flowers. But basic misunderstandings threaten them. He's been leading a man's life that offends her; she's been leading a life which you need a is better forgotten. Perce with his brute performances at a ro- deo unnerves her, and she is pu to ihe final test when the men round up wild mustangs for the slaughterhouse—maybe they are "nothin' but misfit horses," a: she and her three companions FLAMELESS ELECTRIC are misfit people, but she can' stand bloodshed If her humane attitude sounds a bit insipid, that's not because we don't jadmire it in principle WATER HEATER but because Miller fails to make it important. His stylistic inno- vation seem* to be only the con- stant use of the present tense, and that doesn't conceal such Penguins love cold water and faults as obviousness and super- never miss hot water at all, but ficiality in a writer who has nev- er been guilty of such things be- people are different. They want fore. There is tension, at least lots of hot water for the bath in the closing pages, but the peo- ple and their quandary aren't and kitchen and in the laundry. ENTIRE STOCK real. Maybe the literary critic is So if people are your problem, you the real misfit here, and this Is NOW SAVE <3.15 not so much for him as for the can be sure of having plenty drama critic; I'm willing to pass of piping hot water always S 95 it over. ready-at every faucet with a 13 SCOTCH GRAIN SHOES 80 W. G. Rogers flamejess electric water heater. It's the only water heater that's* insulated all around and top with full leather linings and bottom, too! The water needs heating only once. There's no Look men ~ you pocket big savings-and choose from lue expensive reheating, so your hot ' identical slices that are always a sell-out success at water costs just pennies a day. regular prices! Good looking - yes - but that's not all. You get supreme walking- caso thanks to those important Don't feel like a penguin in your heel-to-toe loftthftr linings. Hurry —and bring a friend 1 own shower. Get a matchless, LET ME GET YOU flameless electric water heater . . 6 months to pay with no down payment GOOD TENANTS FASTI and really relax. . , Start the New Year by war- ing up your "For. Rint" »:gns. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, Eiofontown Circle; Eatontown I'm O, Howie Hustles, « Red OPEN: Mon.. Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9:30 P.M., Tues. & Sat. 'til 6:00 P.M. Bank Register Classified Ad - and your best bet to ouickly fill twy wWi •uiHtnw fram y#vr those vacancies with responsible JCP&L Jewty Cental Power * UgM renters. Start me looking now. • party held In the home of her and Margaret Reigelman, all all HlgbSandi; Mn. Utopias B. Trip to Hawaii RED BANK REGISTER Eatontomi; Edward, George and Parly Marks maternal grandparents, Mr.' and Cowden, Patti'a maternal grand- Wed., March 8, 1961-5 Mr». Tbomaa B. Cowden, 20 Brace Keefer and Diane Cowden, mother; Mn. Barbara Leonard. Shown in Filnu 1 But ffi«Wand Ave. ail Red Bank , and Robin FJeaa- Mrs. Robert Flanagan and Mr*. BELFORD — Miss Mildred Third Birthday' Attending were Robert Leta- gen and BUlle Leonard, both of Cyrenius Stryker, til Atlantic Lackey, Methodist church hall. Keyport, former school Money for the February proj- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ard Duncan,, flaw's brother; Atlantic Highlands. Highlands; Mrs. Bernard Cow- teacher in the "Belford School, Also, Mn. Harry V. Duncan, den, Mrs. Gladys Keefer and showed ect, "Waist Line by ths Inch," The tMrd birthday of PatU Ann Debbie and Terry Carljtrom, slides of her trip to David Duncan. Paul Spriggs, Patti'a paternal grandmother; Mrs. Edward Keefer, Jr., all Red was turned in by the members. Hawaii and of herself dressed in Hostesses were Mn. Jay White. Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Jeanne BeHevance and Terry Mrs. John Duncan, Mn. Joseph Bank, and Mn. Benjamin Reigel- the native dress of the Islands at Be Sure To Visit Mn. Robert H. Duncan, 250 Bay Mrs. Harriett Green, Mrs. Alan Bellervsnoe, Jr., Mra. Richard man, Rumson, and Mn. Vernon and. Kevin Kleva, all of High- a meeting of the Women's Repub- Amorino, Mn. David Schndor and Ave., mi celebrated recently at Kleva and Mn. Meivta Sprlggt, Dorset), Eatontown. lands; Darlene Dofedv Elizabeth lican Club last Thursday in the Mrs. Shirley PandolphL Your MILLIONS KNOW THERE'S NO "MAYBE" ABOUT A&P QUALITY—AND— A&P SUPER MO QUESTION ABOUTA*P SAVINGS! AIR Page •TENDER SMOKED "SUPER.RIGHT«SHANI( P0RTI0N BUTT PORTION

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Baby Foods JSS 10"99 Clapp's 6 «79 10 tAO Vtrloii Brail1!—Swart or UinraatnH AIP Brand—VlirlDla Trend C C in supplying a food serv- For dliW and flna fabric* Orange Juice .: 39 Salted Peanuts 2 r 49 FROZEN FOODS! Twin Pact • Urg* «Ag DatlMO — Mali *r SalM II tx. sk(. Hsssy FMlIf AssortaiiBi C larii)adtog,lh»r* plst.*" C Pizza Fours DB3* 2 '^ 85 ice to this fine, fast- Premium Crackers IT Burry's Cookies 35 I2 0 ASP Brand—Our RMrt puallly 14 .rfr. T.. Baji for le Orange Juice ...•*»*•»• °'4I RinsoBlue p l c M Whole Peeled Apricots ^33° Our Own Tea Bags o f'64» 50 Dole's Juice ^.^..or.^, % ^ 4ft growing community. fcefflabal lOeofflabah JanaPartar l&oi.4Ce Keebler Club Crackers 'PV;37« Clamour Bread ForLowCalorlaDiat lo*f **" Grape Juice «P»™I 3 £ 49* c f Assorted Ghocolates,,.^^ £ W" Chicken Broth Campbell Soup Pr,: 2'1-fK. 4 e Q.T. Instant Frosting 2 ;;; 33° : Nestle Butterscotch Morsels pl";23 Green Beans CJ2;,, 2 £ «• Lux Flakes S^r:X2!t24 B Forflntfabrtet Imperial Margarine "^ '^l"' Chopped Broccoli ><"^ 2°£37* Cocoa Marsh Ch^;" 35«t-59» Nylonge Sponges. «& •• ft» Lima Beans "w-tv-f-*-* 2 ^ 49* — Dairy Center Buyt.1 — —Lenten Value VarMyl — c h d 9 Thanks... Birds Eye Spinach o rr:f 2 l°f 35 Silver Dust Ched-o-BIt 2: 79c Hot Cross Buns ££ *» 8'« 39c Sliced Muenster lb Egg Noodles Jane Parker Baked Foods! to you for your support llua Datargant Jo"* BabyGoudas ^ Tomato Soup " cant '* ibi.05 Italian Romano Spaghetti Sauce * earn ** in making our First Year Kraft Spaghetti Dinner • 8 oi. NQo Fluffy All Cream Cheese Chile Sauce THIS W*EK SAVE 10C — ^^ Confrollad ludl Cottage Cheese quart »g at the above location a Feraufomalfe BreadGrumbs Fresh Milk 2 plr,. waihan APPLE PIE 49« 'Nutritious Eggs... For Lenten Menus.'- big success. ; tiBByaroek Brand—flrada A Largt CHEESE FILLED HORN 39c Unit Wfldmtra Brown and Wfcltt—Siltet Q*illty efn. t dox. e e SPANISH BAR CAKE 39c Liquid Starch large Eggs 2T/:99 Fresh White Eggs 53 We invite you to join MILK BREAD ,or,, 27c THE GREAT ATUNTIC I. PAOTC 1CA COAAPANY, INC with us in the celebra- SUPPORT Lustre-Creme Shampoo Daily Dog Food LOtlOn . Ragular Uc Siia uper J^arkets bottlf Handy II pact Red dh Cross AMIRKt'S DFPEHDABIE FOOD MIRCH4HI SIHtl 1859 Liqilid Ragular60eSi» tion and share in the AD vari«ll<«| •* MTU ™* CrOam Aagularl.0OSira Prkea effectiva through Saturday, March 11th In Supar Markets and S«lf-Senrlc« stont only. many big savings on 'Ml MoMnmrth Slrwt. RED BANK ^*!"t- 35iJ^!?HTOWM .... _ T*j«iday» and rhundan 'til • p. i Highway 36, PORT MONMOUTH CornpM* Uqnor Oepartmanl In Ilila Store. '—a...... =-» •" Wednesdays and Tbmndaya Until I p. m. Opf Mon. and Thara.'UlTp. m. Fridayi Until 10 p. m. — " Thure. -Ul t p. m.; Friday 'Ul IB P. m. food. ; Av*. Si dwrefc St., UTTLI SILVER Hlehwor 34, MMNSBURG \ Popniar Bnuub of B«er and Ala In IUi Sapaimarkef 159 Nowimm Springs Rd.. SHREWSBURY tya, naadan, Wiad., Ilinn.'in • p. m. Open Mondavi, Ttiaadaya, Wadncadaya, nuiwUya Fridays UnUl 10 p. m. FrWajiOqtU Up. m. Until I p. m.j Fridaja UntO U p. in. at Snrewsburs Ave; Ked tiattk Ktgiste. PAGING 'SPECULATORS ANONYMOUS Your Money's Worth* Hmt, Mat Buk. N. J. SUM Hiibway &, MtdOtfnm, N. J. Our 'Small' National Debt EatabttaM lilt by Jet* a Cook and Heary Ctaj By SYLVIA PORTER THOMAS OWING BROWN, PpbUtner We are n6w into the traditional season for moan- JUNES I. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. Geacnl Hunger W. HAlUtY PENhONGTCft IWuetioa Manager ing about the burden of our,federal debt Alarm will mount to a crescendo in the next five weeks as we i Mentor «t ON Aatoclated Pros* thai »»—•»«-* rm u uuuaa aaam to u» DM tot raublKtaa* M *• CM low Mm struggle through our income tax returns, the budget I (kla Mravnvr u ««a uUiP >m auto sinks plainly back into the red, the Administration Audit Bnwa at OradatbM pushes and Congress passes legislation that will unquestionably boost our na- > «nu moat vnhna ttSS. utiuii .itSwruiSua m witfgk tit* tnotnpual «nt w •oner OMUuafunai lauudlmunr «f Uf WNI «nlch ul M tional debt to a new all time high. SMI ; ! a* iM»n«mmm tot unimwn at ituuas la MM» baa m HUM Against this background, you may men a Ui On »»*» HMO: Ut t •Bfi* oof? M Mil » mu get a valuable perspective and quite a bit of information from answering the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1961 following true and false quiz. To give you one basic point of information at the start,< the national debt today is PORTER 0 Need for Efficiency $290.5 billion, the highest total ever. Now: , •;.'•• • Then is need for improvement executive sessions, let them be con- ducted in the form of pre-raeeting (1) The national debt has climbed sharply during in the manner in which the High- the postwar period as government spending has soared., lands Board of Education conducts conferences a day or a week ahead True or false? ••'•'• of regular meetings—as most other its meetings. (2) We have been able to maintain our "ability to For yean, the board has been boards do. manage this debt only because our nation has become racked with dissension and petty With such a system, the board so much more prosperous, but we're just, holding our bickering. Vouchers are never ap- also could set up an exact agenda own. True or false? proved in advance, and often it in preparation for the regular meet- (3) The load of the record debt on each of us (the takes the board 30 to 40 minutes to ings, and perhaps cut the meeting debt per capita) is, of course, also greater than ever. put them through. This is done at time in half. True or 'false? the beginning of meetings, rather Many boards in this county con (4) The public debt is now moving dangerously than at the end, when it should be duct their sessions with clocklikf Ofo/m. close to the permanent ceilirig set by law. True or done. precision. Agendas are prepared false? ahead of time, resolutions and mo- (5) Congress can put a lid on federal spending The board often calls "five-min- tions are already drawn and need The Big Change: Lenten Prayer by refusing to pass legislation raising the debt ceiling, ute" executive (closed-door) sessions even temporarily. True or false? only to be read. Vouchers are in from , in the middle of regular meetings, order. Her Daughter-Sultry at Wl/2 If your answer to each of the above questions is and it is rare that they last less than It would pay members of th false, you're a mighty hep student of government fi- 30 to 45 minutes. Highlands board to sit in on meet- , By JOY SULLEY GO nance. If your answer to any of them is true, you need To top fiat off, the board re- ings of other boards which are run a refresher course in public finance and you surely fuses to permit its own secretary to NEW YORK (AP)—If my lO^-year-old daughter should re-examine your prejudices, For here are the efficiently and effectively. WITH facts. participate in executive sessions. A well-run board usually mean Gay doesn't, grow up to be a glamour girl, it certainly won't be because she didn't start at an early enough Question 1: The national debt has changed re- If the school board must have a well-run school system. markably little in the entire postwar period. The rise age. GOD from the wartime peak of $279 billion in 1945 to to- Righteous Criticism, But It all happened so suddenly I still can't believe by day's total is a scant 4.2 per cent, small by any stand- that last year's rumpled, tousled, bedraggled too-busy- ard. As the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland (scarce- The proposal of a Philadelphia investigation of the Grand Jury be- to-be-bothered hoyden has turned into this year's neat- Jim Bishop ly a hotbed of wildeyed spenders!) points oat, the' Grand Jury for legalized prostitution cause it has produced something ly coiffed, fashion-wise, color-conscious would-be maximum deviation has been only 9 per cent during By JIM BISHOP the drop to the postwar low in 1948. has drawn much righteous criticism unusual and shocking to the norm sophisticate. The Bronte sistei's, Emily Jane Question 2: We have not just maintained our abil- in the City of Brotherly Love and of society. Just a short while back, no matter how carefully (1818-IMJ), Anne (1820-1849), and ity to manage our debt—we have vastly increased it elsewhere. And for good reason: for We agree that the Grand Jury, I put her together in the morning,.she would arrive Charlotte (1816-1855), were the daughters of an Anglican clergy- since the mid-40s. You can't judge the federal debt the suggestion has no merit as a as well as the courts, are open to home from school at lunch time with her skirt twisted deterrent to crime or immorality. man of Irish birth. The sisters in a vacuum; you must judge it in terms of our Gross criticism. But an investigation—this her blouse hanging out, her socks sagging, hair down wrote under pseudonyms, and National Product (the measure of our output of all The jury foreman said the is certainly carrying things too far. in her eyes and smudges from unknown sources al their identities were not general- goods and services). Today, our national debt amounts jury felt that legalizing prostitution Jury members stated what they be- ly known until after the deaths to 58 per cent of our GNP. In contrast, the debt over her face. ' • , of Emily and Anne. would do much to help stop sex lieve. Praise them or criticize them amounted to 131 per cent of our GNP at the end of Nowadays she Is Just about as neat when she gets Emily Bronte overcame every crimes, which have plagued Phila- —but don't launch a probe into then- sort of discouragement in be- 1945. Our output of goods and services has more than delphia in recent months. actions. n at three as she was when she left Just what caused coming the author of one of the doubled since World War II, while our debt has grown world's greatest novels, Wuther- by only that 4.2 per cent Putting it in even simpler Philadelphia's Chief Magistrate While the Grand Jury's proposal this complete changeover I'll never know, but her new ity; Angeles that tha Flatterer's Local anothe«•«»• r situation, namely, that as alternative except to extend a higher ceiling. Wo. J hat turned down «I2tf cents prices that actually they are stronger. days anything fancy used to take her eye—velvets So surely anchored on prices go up substitutes are of- They do not. however, give the The steadfast rock of Immortal- •a hour pay boost In order to fered" ". The substitutes may be None of this is meant to imply that all is dandy, impression of substance. rhinestones, impossible color combinations—she now ity. "support President Kennedys better or worse but they are for it isn't In prosperous times, we should balance our plea to hold the never the same nor do they re- A man can only really have insists every item she purchases must be just what the With wide-embracing love Thy Spirit animates eternal budget, use the surplus to reduce the debt so we can line against in- quire th. e same kind or sam what he can afford and ff home- well-dressed sixth-grader is wearing, no matter how f 1 a 11 o n." As amounamountt of labor. Substitutes i building becomes too costly, there years, afford to unbalance the budget in bad times arid boost novel as th building materials are numeroui ia always the possibility of "do dull. Pervades and broods above. the debt without concern, sounds, and houses today are thrown to it yourself which is socially very Changes, sustains, dissolves, nukes v « r gether of materials which seem b nnsound because it throws peopl If mother so much as suggests a skirt that is not creates and rears. But as the moanirig reaches crescendo, it'll be good sense be- have no substance, but they dc out of work in an economy where Though earth and man were cause If there unemployment can become a ma the proper color or style she is withered by a glance gone. worthwhile to remember this perspective. Our economy is no work CARMICHAEL Jor disaster. from her daughter. "Mother," Gay says in pitying And Tins and universes cease has grown much more than our debt and budget in there Is no in- to be. recent years and in relation to the yardsticks that come and de- This then Is the nub of the prob- tones, "don't you know what isn't fashionable!" And Thou wert left alone. spite everything lem. Many industries are begin- Every existence would exist In count, both are far smaller than they superficially SOKOLSKY that apologist! 0tf/Ht* KARACTE ning to feel the pinch of high Thee. seem or have been in the past. and propagan- CAN? SPELL WERTH prices, less costly substitutes, im > Ad Man's Dream Girl There Is not room for Death, dists say, prices are too high. And ported (terns and "do it your Nor atom that Ms might could • plasterer knows, as well at AUIKEL self operations. Newspapers Nor does she confine her self-improvement pro render void; "What Do Yon Suppose Is Going anyone else, that higher anc women's magazines and television Thou—Thou art Being and have increased the amount ol gram to the realm of clothes. She is determined not higher wages are not an answe Breath. On Down There?" unless the money Is good. .It I space devoted to "do It your- self" Instruction. to grow old before her time, and on this score she is And what Thou art may never possible to pay a man a million be destroyed. dollars an hour, if the million dol- It is true that In the good, old an advertising man's dream girl. —Emily Bronte lars is only worth one dollar In days mother spun, weaved and RtprlntH from Hi« book, Go With the store. That Is Its own tru *ewed and everything was home- Just let' a television commercial mention that a a. '. by Jlm Blihop, by •pcoltl per value—Its exchangeability fo made that could be, and father soap is kind to your hands, a cream prevents aging rnltilon of the book'i publl«her», it goods, services or taxes. sawed and hammered and plas- 'c> 1MS.br Jim BUhop. Dlitrlbulc or a shampoo leaves soft highlights in your hair. Gay by Klni Feature! Syndicate. Money Ii not worth its fact tered and built and the neighbors value. It Is worth what is accepted. came along to give a helping is off to the store at a trot to purchase these promises hand. But in those days, it was In International trade this pro- In prayer the Hps ne'er act Hie duces the business known as ex- not socially necessary to keep 60 - if beauty. 000,000 adults at work for a wage , winning part change or valuta, that It, the dif- Without the sweet concurrence ference in the value of currency which would not only support She carefully studies her face for signs of wrin- families but provide the leisure of the heart. ' as it fluctuates in markets. Why kles, double chins or other threats of advancing age. —Robert Herrick. should It fluctuate? Because of ac time for children to go to school ceptability. For instance, the to at least 16 years of age without 'After all," she frowns, "I will be 11 soon." sarning a living. In some places, American dollar it not worth 100 The habit of prayer communi- cents in Canada. If you want 100 the law puts this figure at 18, which means that the wage-earn- We're pretty sure, though, that she'll hang on to cates a penetrating sweetness to cents worth of something, it Is the glance, the voice, the smile, necessary to pay more than 100 ers In the family arc reduced in her youth for a while longer even without the aid of number no matter how many the tears,—to all one says, or cents. A pound sterling when I the corner drugstore. She's still her daddy's little girl. does, or writes.—Joseph Rome. was a boy was said to be worth mouths have to be filled. J5.00, probibly W.B5 to be exact The other night she bathed with her cold cream Today, that same pound sterling When Burt Chapman, president He prayeth best who loveth best Is worth R.80. Thuj, a British of Pitttererg Local No. -2, said, oap, applied the colorless nail polish which she de- All things bo* great and small; pound can buy fewer dollars "we feel our present wages are For the dear God who loveth us, than It need to. sufficient," he uttered a slogan plores as babyish, put on her most glamorous robe and He mads and loveth all. which both labor and manage- In the domestic economy, we ment must take seriously. A halt addressed herself to her father. , -S. T. Coleridge. have not yet reached the day must be called somewhere to the "Daddy," she asked as she climbed into his lap, when we buy and sell quarters, rise in wages and prices and In the last five years, the cW- "dimes and pennies, but there are consequent unemployment. So- am I sultry?" blned annual morality rate for many puta of the world where :alled Social Security is no sub- the principal communicable the money-changem lit in their stitute for a Job, nor Is depend- diseases of childhood—measles, atalls and meet the day's rate or ence upon government • moral scarlet fever, whooping cough, do better depending upon the equivalent of personal dignity and Hal Boyle is on vacation market 6»-Wed., March 8, 1961 and dipttierls—has been lets self-respect. than 1 per 100,000 population. -' **».-.*$%. ., March 8, 1961—7 RED BANK REGISTER

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"Just ramambar whan your mother spanks you, Tommy, if wat fun wMU it lasted!" Today's Business Mirror . Sales Stimulants fey SAM DAWSON manufacturer's approach to yo< NEW YORK (AP)-Don't look if you're a garage mechanic, now bat that person peering eve camera dealer, or a grocer. Juntor"! shoulder at tbe toys In every case there's the pro- the window could be • business- viso—yon purchase a certain iter man. or stock ft His interest is strictly in mak- The Buddy "V toy makers ing his sales graph curve u: East Moline, 111., furnished a ti ward. Texaco service station whl Huffman & Boyle has just the fihe mattress you need, at Toymakers contend that thel customers of Texaco gasolin products now top the list dealers bought at $3.50. The mat premiums given away each year ers say that elsewhere this woul as a stimulant for sales. retail at $7.93. General Foods gave away 2 a price you'll approve. By 115 yr. old Stearns 6L Foster! TheA-CGi t bertCo. ofNe 000 American Flyer Frontiersman Haven, Con: model trains and trestle sets it says it made their 1960 Post cereals sweep survey of pre- stakes. The maker, Gilbert, sa;, miums which these would normally retail fc shows annu; about {SO each. usage of toy Auto-Lite bought several thoi • Your purchase price returned if within 30 days any running at %X sand sets of Gilbert's American million in retail Flyer stock car race for deali mattress is not to your complete satisfaction! value. The Gil promotion of its spark plugs. Th game has two miniature stock DAWSON mak(3 toy, cars racing around a figure* eigh The survey also reports thai track under remote control. Ni to the last half of I960 use o rurally each car has an Auto-Lll toys to raise sales on consume; mark on its trunk. The toymake: and dealer level increased by al- also sold the unmarked gadgel most one third over the previous through regular channels with year. $3195 price tag. 310 Coil'Randolph'mattress General housewares are th Chemical Tank Can next most popular item used by for perfect- rest, rare raise! business as premiums, accord- Union Carbide used trains Witt ing to the toymaker's survey. specially marked chemical tanl cars to sell Prestone to dealers, A. fabulous bedding buy! Stcarne ft Foster's It wasn't too long ago that tbe Dolls helped Colgate sell tooth' "Randolph" has 310 coik for perfect, postwa- only toys used as premiums were jaste to consumers. Ford used Inexpensive miniatures packed in lolls based on the comic strip, bsJanced sleep! Other features: durable ticking; a box of Cracker-Jack, or small 'eanuts. General Electric used sag-proof prebuilt border; aide handle*, Tents, items said through tbe mail for rector sets to sell more photo • cereal boxtop and 10 cents. lash bulbs. Twin or full mattress or boraprisa; unit. Manufacturer** Approach These big toy orders tend to Today toys are offered you go to large toymakers who are from all sides—as oat and out more in a position to handli gifts or at a special price. The them. Also the big firms go ia fo: advertising campaigns which Only 34. Each premiums come with everything from breakfast food to gasoline. help boost the appeal of the pre- miums. You may get the offer as Smaller firms, however, maki credit card holder or just a cash many specialties for the premi- customer. Or it may be part of a um trade. But why should producers of goods largely bought by adults 'Lovely Lady' 35% hair ise toys to promote sales? Harvey E. Rath, vice presidenl mattress for supreme sleep! TMLOOKING FOR n charge of sales for Gilbert, a business school says: ' Tour "Lovely Lady" mattress has a superior "Toys generate a whole new where I can learn the ludience for a product, not only 510-coil innerepring unit, 35% hair top ft bot- among the fast growing juvenili tom for extra surface resiliency, better air circu- fundamentals of wpulatlon, but among their par bookkeeping because ents as well. If the product and lation. Pure, long-staple cotton felt filled. Twia irice is competitive, it's hard or full mattress or extra firm boxspring. t went out and resist the offer of a free or bought an original bargain priced toy." Paris hat after my husband told me Religious our household budget Mission Set was 'in the red'... and FORT MONMOUTH — The 10th how was I supposed annual Trl-Faith Mission will be eld here starting Monday night to Jmow it wasn't >ith religious services for mili- 'Diplomat' hair top. & bottom the same thing as tary personnel and their depen- lents. -'in the pink?" Civilians have been invited to mattress with quilted ticking ttend services also. "Re-Up Spiritually1' is the over- Luxurious sleep-comfort, practical price! [1 theme for the program. & Foster's "Diplomat" mattress has a pure hair lop Li. Col. C. J. Bermel, post haplain, has announced the fol- AND bottom; lovely quilted Damask ticking; pos- iwing schedule of mission serv- ture-correct body support. Twin or fuB stae mat- es: Protestant, Monday. Tuesday tress or matching hand-tied boxspring unit ind Wednesday nights In Myer all auditorium. Services start Ightly at 8 p.m. Catholic, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights at Chapel 2, Only 54. Each rith services beginning at 7 p.m, The solemn closing Is tt 4 p.m. on Thursday afternoon In the My- er Hall Auditorium. J e w 1 s h-Torah Convocation, Wednesday night at Chapel A. The lervlce starts at 8 p.m. Dr. Oswald C. J. Hoffman, .utheran from the Midwest, wil « the principal speaker on the /enings of the Protestant preach- e mission. SHOP AT HQME. USE YOUR PHONE! The Paulist Fathers will be th( latholic missionaries to conducl Cofl Liberty 2-1010 tie men's mission. The Jewish service will feature LOOK HERE iree; area Rabbis. to find any school... OPEN EVENINGS stor#, af STOUT TO SPEAK FORT MONMOUTH — Sen ichard R., Stout, (R—Mon,), Budget your purchase •/ you tcish. Ute EATONTOWN Yellow vill address' the dinner meeting " be pven by Ihe Joca! rhanter, our extended plan up to 18 month*, in- f' SPRINGFIELD itional Sojourners, in Gibbs Pages tall at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. sured for your protection at no extrd charge ORANGE Municipal officials, police Ueta and other law enfbrce- for insurance. . POMPTpN PLAINS lent officers will attend. It will » a "ladies night" program, HACKENSACK SEE: Schools- lid Dr. Joseph Frank, presl- Business, Dancing lent. •• : ROUTE 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN—liberty 2-1010' Instruction, Automobile Long ago In Wales foxglove Opposite Monmouth Shopping Center Driving Instruction, * was recommended far weak Swimming Instruction hearts.-It was many years later "hat scientists discovered that ..saves of Hie foxglove plant con- tained digitalis, a.heart ntimu- Shop Acme Markets Ivory Soap Fresh Fish Department Frozen Fish For Lent (In Ctrtoln Stem) for low, low prices w lb Striped1 Bass plus famous S&H 21Z31* Swordfish Steaks " . 75« Green Stamps lb Sliced Cod 39* Filler of Cod 39c Fish Sticks *•«•* Ivory Soap Fillet Flounder lb 49'Lancaster Brand Cold Cut Sale! lb Bologna * Plain Loaf \ Your choice Extra Large Smelts 23« * Pickle & "Z10 f 6oz.pkg. Lobster Tails lb 129 * Cooked Salami Ivory Soap * Spiced Luncheon Codfish Cakes •-*1" 2"k« 49« 3 "27 29C * Olive Loaf FRESH-LEAN-TENDER Ivory Snow Gold Seal Spaghetti 5 r Hunts Ivory Flakes Tomato Paste 1M4 4 : 79c Ubby't PORKUHNRIB PORTION S Camay Soap Tomato Juice 31 89c Whife Rose Solid White 29c Tuna fish 3 ; Camay Soap Pride of the Farm Catsup

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O I C In tMrat 'telling Toll.lrlu ' In Shm Sailing Toihlrbl RED BANK—170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEM—576 R!v*r Rd. UNCROFT—Newmaji Springs Rd. at Hurley Lane WEST LONG BRANCH—Rt. 36 and Broadway RED BANK REGISTER 10—V«L, Much 8, 1961 St. Patrick Plan Testimonial---for Mrs. QOP Luncheon to Honor Speak at Conference Party Set ' By, FRANCES LEW1NE the part hav* neglected many RED BANK — The Westside Founder of County Qroup opportunities and tost many elec- Aaxffiuy win hold I SL Pil WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. tions," she said. - Florence Dwyer, R-N.J , advised rick's party Man* 18 In the fire RED BANK — The annual luncheon of the Mon- Mrs. Dwyei, who comes from home. the Republican Party yesterday an industrial district, was one of Mr*. Peter CeBl was namec mouth County Federation of Republican Women will that It should make its "new three Republican congresswomen rtulmnn of the event which wil be a testimonial to Mrs. Geraldine L. Thompson of Lin- frontier" the larger, cities and reporting to the annual Republi- metropolitan areas. feature a covered dish supper »' croft on March 16 at 12:30 p.m. in Shadowbrook, can Women's Conference on how 7 p-m., followed by dancing. "This is where the people are. they won election. The other two' Party aides named at Monday' Shrewsbury. This Is where the Republicans in treated the problems encountered meeting of the auxiliary are Mrs. Mrs. Thompson was the first president of the club in rural and suburban districts. Thomas RificL Mis. Joseph Tai which she organized in 1930 under the name of the Yesterday's sessions closed out erico. Mrs. Kenneth Woodward, Tea Opens the three-day meeting. Sr., Mr*. Emma VeroelL Mrs. United Women's Repub Mrs, Dwyer declared: Daniel ROOD, Mrs. William Mi Roan Club of Moranouth bringing many national figures "With more work and more Knight and Mis. James Hunter to Monmouth County Republican Fund Drive attention to the special heeds and It became a federation Women's activities. Mrs. Andrew DePonti received ATLANTIC' HIGHLANDS-The interests of the people who live Ifae meeting award. Hostesses under its present name in Will Retire Red Cross fund drive was offic- and work in the industrial, big- were Mn- CeH and Mrs. RUSGO 1957. She has been New Jersey state ially opened in Atlantic Highlands city arete, the Republican Party Member*, wifl attend the Hook commltteewotnan since 1923 and with a tea last week in the home could still be in power today." and Ladder Auxiliary social will retire from the post this of Mrs. Charles Mangold, chair- Mrs. Catherine May, first wom- March 23 in the fire house, Leigh year. man. The first contribution was an aver sent to Congress from ton Ave., and the liberty Auxil- Mrs. Thompson was the first made by Mayor Robert S. the state of Washington, said sh» iary social April 12 in the firs national committeewoman from McTague. had to overcome doubts that aid building. New Jersey and served from Assistant chairmen are Mrs. farmers could be persuaded to The auxiliary will meet again 1924 to 1S27. TESTIMONIAL LUNCHEON aid** for the Monmouth County Federation of Re- Murray Nichols and Mrs. William have a woman represent them. April). She was Republican County publican Women discuss the event which will honor the first preiident of the club. McLaughlin. Mrs. May said it Is a "great mistake to assume that there is Oommitteewoman from the fifth Mrs. Geraldine Thompson of Lincroft. The taitimonial wil! be> held March 16 at Volunteers are Mrs. Joseph The South Atlantic Island district in Middletown until 1958 Arway. Miss Mary Lou Atlee, lack of interest in or knowledge Tristan da Cunfn, sometimes when she retired from the office. 12:30 p.m. in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Left to right, are, Mn. Weilay Herrlein, Mrs. John Ballouz, Mrs. James of international as well as na- oaled "the loneliest island in tin Mrs. Joseph Farrell. Lincroft. Eatontown, flowers; Mrs. Harry Clayton, Rumton, general chairman; Mrs. Robert Barker, Mrs. Martin Mortenson. tional Issues among the farmers. world," was discovered by a For- "Frankly," she said, "I wjll was elected to succeed her. Bernard, Fair Haven, membership chairman, and Mn. Robert Wood, River Plaza, Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. Richard tugaeae mariner, Tristao da Cun- Bennett, Mrs. Edward Caputo, put up my farm families' knowl- ta, in 1506. Luncheon Committee hostesies chairman. Mrs. John Condon, Mrs. Everett edge of world affairs and nation- Mrs. Harry Clayton of Rumson Curray, Mrs. Frederick Eldrldge, al issues against any Harvard Is luncheon chairman and in Middletown, recording secretary; Mrs. Richard Flatley, Mrs. Gene graduate."" charge of reservations. Mrs. Mrs. William Chiego, Red Bank, Kitty Kelly: Goudie, Mrs John Halleran, Mrs. The third congresswoman, Mrs. Clayton said that early reserva- corresponding secretary, and Gene Hession, Mrs. Lillian Frances P. Bolton of Ohio, who tions a/e advisable due to the Mrs. George Zeller, assistant Heuser, and Mrs. Charles Hunt. has been re-elected since 1940, strong desir" e of "Republica" n treasurer, all to serve through On Dancing: She'd Rather Also, Mrs. Martin Jensen, Mrs. said "The base on which my long women In the county to honor March 1963. William Kennedy, Mrs. R. S. service here rests is the human Mrs. Thompson. Directors, whose terms will Mason, Mrs. Virginia McGovern, contact." Committee aides are Mrs. expire in March, 1964, are Mrs. Be Safe Than Be Sorry Miss Mary Lou Moller, Mrs. An afternoon speaker, Rep. Robert Wood, River Plaza, James Fairy and Mrs. Emit James Monahan, Mrs, Gerald B. Katharine St. George, from a Mis. Geraldine Thompson hostesses; Mrs. Robert Bernard, Poeter, Avon; Mrs. Charles Dear Kitty: and come out of the Victorian O-Rellly. Mrs. James Phillips, wealthy New York district, as- Mrs. Thompson was program Fair Haven, membership, and Smith, Allentown; Mrs. Maryj Sometime back a young wil Age into the 20th Century. Mrs. W. F, Schaphorst, Mrs. serted flatly that "there Is no chairman for 10 years and, in Mrs. > Wesley Herrlein, Eaton- Stackhouse, Ocean Grove; Mrs. wrote you about not feeling rigl I've been thinking about your Charles Schmidt, Mrs. Catherine depression" in Spite of, what that capacity, was influential in town, flowers. George Woodward. Fair Haven; in changing partners with othei answer ever since and It still Seeley. Mrs. Harriet Vanderwa- Democrats have been saying. The meeting agenda will in- Mrs. Edward English and Mrs. couples at dances. She felt tha burns, me up. I don't believe in ter, Miss Annie Laurie Wingert, Defeated GOP presidential can- John Flyrni, Asfoury Park; Mrs. a married woman should danci dancing for several reasons) The Mrs. Edward Winters, Mrs. Bard didate Richard M. Nixon has sent clude a report of the nominating 1 committee as presented at the Eugene Gardella, Rumson. Mrs. only with her husband. You a> Bible says, "Abstain from all ap- Wright, Mrs. T. A. Moyian, Mrs. the 1,500 women delegates word > WHERE SPRING HAIR PROBLEMS! January meeting of the feder- Harry Seamen, Raritan Town- vised her to stop being a prudi pearances of- •evil, -- " (I. Thess. Adam Lintemeyer, Mrs. Thomas that he will be "working with Come to MM's Hair Clinic ation. ship, and Mrs. Walter Edwards, 5:22), but that's not the point. Garrison and Mrs. Frederick you for Republican victory In has just arrived • PERMANENT WAVE Union Beach. 'Any decent person has ideals and Bronkema, Sr. the campaign of 1962." The slate is as follows: Group Studies a conscience. Telling his young GUARANTEED Mrs. George Conway, West Director whose terms will ex 12 Linden PI. 90 W. foot St, Red Beak pire in March, 196J, are Mrs. wife not to be a prude is a sin. Long Branch, president; Mrs. If her husband is stupid enough SH 1'MOO Joseph Walsh, Avon, second vice Wesley Herrlein, Eatontown Bible Prophets' RED BANK Mrs. John Schrumpf, Sea Girt. to go dancing by himself, 'you Woman's Club Hears president; Mrs. Robert Maxwell, RED BANK — The study groui may have contributed to a of the Red Bank Chapter of Ha broken marriage. dassah will meet March 16 at p.m. in the home of Mrs. Harrj I'm not an old hag nor writing Feldt this from a warped mind, but a Talk by Wine Expert The group, which meets everj young mother, 24, with four chil- other Thursday afternoon, has in dren and I love to dance but I RED BANK — Wines - aristo- home of, Mrs. John Rice, Red itiated a new course of study on won't, except with my husband. crats, plebians, and "sturdy good Bank, and the American home the life of Bible prophets, with Maybe I'm old fashioned but I'd fellows" - were discussed Monday department March 16 in the club particular emphasis on Jeremiah. rather be safe than sorry. Danc- at a meeting of the evening de- house. Vogue Sewing Contest en- The program is directed by Mrs, ing causes too many broken partment of the Red Bank Wom- tries will be judged at the home George Cohen, Little Silver. homes, adultery and unwed moth an's Club in the clubhouse. department meeting. ers to be a decent recreation. Attending last week's meeting The speaker, Joseph Houdis, is Mrs. Harold Lartaud, vice pres- Many of my friends have had i the home of Mrs. Delbert manager of the wine department ident, introduced the following trouble of this sort at so-called Mammen, Fair Haven, were Mrs, of Galsworthy, Inc., New Jersey guests: Mrs. Michael Patter, nice dances. I don't think there Raymond Goldstein, Mrs. Gilbert distributors. Mrs. John Barnes, Mrs. Richard are many men who attend dances Rosenthal, .Mrs. Allen Gravzel Drawing class distinctions, Mr. Sause, Mrs. Richard Dixon and who do not have evil thoughts : Mrs. Eugene Trachtman, Mrs. Houdis added "the mass of wines Mrs. Paul Thomas, all of Fc - about the ones they dance with, Max Katz, Mrs. Irving Green- are sturdy, good fellows." Haven. berg and Mrs. Feldt. especially someone they He again likened the beverage Chairman of hostesses w: physically attracted to. to people, pointing out that "good I'm not trying to reform the Mrs. Karl Litzelman. She w Woman's Club wines are born, pass to adoles- assisted by Mrs. Clarence Gale world to my way of thinking but cence, mature and then grow old 've had sleepless nights worry- Mrs. George Plant, and Mrr - but have an unpredictable life John Rice. Holds Class ing about whether the young wom- span." RED BANK — Members of the an took your advice and I final- The lecture was followed by American home department ol ly decided to write you. I pray sampling of representative wines the Woman's Club brought the! you will make some effort to un- provided by The Cellar, Fair Ha- own furniture to a meeting Fri do the harm you may have done. Club Plans ven. day in the clubhouse. —Mrs. G. I., Carona, California In a class on "Furniture Cos- Dear Mrs. G. T.: We're all Department chairmen an- Style Show metics," Mrs. William Irvine entitled to our opinions and I nounced meetings of the garden showed how to repair scratche: respect yours even though I department on March 15 in the MATAWAN — The Junior and other damage. don't agree, nor does my hus- Woman's Club completed plans A drama department rehearsal band. And yet we are very for a luncheon and fashion show was held Friday and rehearsals much in love. Student Nurse at a meeting Tuesday in the of the ukulele group were held To me, dancing, far from be- Raritan Hose fire house. Saturday and Wednesday. The Receives Cap ing evil, is a delightful recre- The luncheon will be Saturday Choral also rehearsed on Wednes- NORWALK. Conn. — Jean Ken- in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. day. ation. I could dance the whole night through. To call social drick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Twelve models will wear the Arthur H. Kendrick, 30 Qaklawn dancing evil is to see life spring and summer fashions from Rd., Fair Haven,- N.J., was Bookmobile Visit the,Gerry Price Shop, Perth Am- with a Jaundiced eye. among 48 student nurses capped NEW SHREWSBURY - The boy. Lunch will be served at bookmobile will be here tomor- by the Norwalk Hospital School Dear Kitty: of Nursing Sunday. Capping exer- 12:30 p.m. Ticket chairman is [raw. Mrs. Camillo Gentile, Mill Rd. ' The schedule: You say over and over that.cises were held In Ponus Ridge 'the rearing of children is a JunIor H|gh school, Norwalk. Mrs. Gentile, vice president, Stonehaven at Mulberry, Parm- conducted the meeting in the ab- mother's responsibility." Accord- Miss Kendrick is a" graduate of ly and Thayer Rds., 9:45-11 a.m.. sence of Mrs. William Wright, ing to you, all the juvenile de- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Branford Clr midway around cir- president. She introduced Richard cle, 11:05-1J: 30 a.m.; Shrewsbury Unquency in the world is • the Hlgh'school and entered the Nurs- woman's fault. No co-operation is ^ ] t -September . . . Siss, chairman of the Matawan - • - •• " ii40 a.m.-12:30 p as Borough Mental Health Drive, „ The event marked completion Steven necessary on the part of husband which will start May 17. Ave., 1:40-2 p.m.; Swimming Riv- and children. of the first six months of pre- Webster says husband means, clinical training at Norwalk Hos- A donation of $50 toward the er Acres, Riveredge Rd. and pital ...... Braebum Dr., 2:05-2:30 p.m "Master, head of a family, to Health Shrewsbury Park, Section 1, manage." The Bible says the hus- Stratford at Wyckham Rd., 2:35- band, "SHall rule his wife and command his children and his lousehoM." All this is done in ove. "One that ruleth well his iwn house having his children in subjection." I know woman should teach r children the right way and he wrong but man, in the eyes if God, is more responsible for :eeping the family together, than ihe is. The parents, especially man, who is head of the house, Draperies s supposed to set the example Slipcovers 'or the children.—Nameless, Ta- oma, Wash. Upholstering Dear Nameless: I am a real- Window Shades ist. What you say is true in theory, rarely in practice. The Table Pads father may set the example but, Sbop-at-Home Service in most cases, it Is the mother Phone SH 1-3845 who sees that the children fol- low it. And it is she, not he, Sherman's who assumes the responsibility, Home Decorators mainly through necessity. For US Broad St. Shrewsbury ivery mother who doesn't, there SH 14MI FREU Parking is one more juvenile delinquent. Send your problem to Kitty Kel- . Enclose a stamped, self-ad- ressed envelope and address her are of The Register. Helpful laflets available. Write for "Ten Commandments for Happiness."

WALL TO WALL CARPETING BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED jREAM AND SUGAR?—The hostess, Mn. Edward F. Cowtcnu, (MUM Workmes Uilut UM nnri Sorman, peuri for state Sen. Walter H. Jonei of Bergen CHANDLER'S Eanlpmnil u< rrodicli: CALL SH 7-2800 County, candidate for the Republican gubernatorial MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN. N. J. nomination, at a U» In her home, 40 Handybo'y Cf., &°5 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan • Croii County Center • White Plains • Manhaiiet •• Green Middletown. San. Jones spoke alio in the home of LEON'S 1 Acres, Vall.y Stream • Roosevelt Field • Mid-ltland, Hiclcsville • Garden State Plaza & Bergen WHITE ST. SINCE 1812 RED BANK ' Mrs. *. H. Klrgin, Willow Rd.; Homdel, following hit Mall, Paremui, N. J. . appearance Friday at a Rotary Club luncheon in the .Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. H RED BANK REGISTER Wed., March 8, 1961—11 Psychologist to Talk On Child Discipline NEW SHREWSBURY — Dr. Al- Plans were announced for the ton L. Lewis, psychologist,'will club's annual spring dinner-dance discuss "Child Discipline" it a by Mrs. Thomas Brooks, chair meeting of the Woman's Club to- man. The event will be held May morrow at 8:15 p.m. in Sycamore School. 6 In Jumping Brook Country C/ub member* will attend Club, Neptune. Hahne's Club Woman's Day in Final details were also dis- Newark earlier in the day. cussed for a card party and The club also plans « St. Pat- fashion show April 17 in Old Or- rick's Day dance March 17 at 9 chard Country Club. Mr*. Law- o.m. In Old Union House, Red rence Berglund is chairman. Bank. Mrs. John EwaM assisted the Mrs. Shirley Jackson of Free- hostess. hold will speak on "Extra Touches in Entertaining" at The next board meeting will be meeting of the American home March 28 in the home of Mrs. department March 21 in the home Kenneth Ziegler with Mrs. Sam- of Mrs. Louis Galdi, .490 River- uel Laird a> co-hostess. dale Ave. On March 23 the afternoon de- partment will attend a buffet- Taoed Talk lundieon in George Lu's Chinese BRAILLE alphabet ii explained by Mrs. Harry Pressman of Rahway, right a certified Restaurant, Red Bank, and the brailliit^to Mrs. Lester Swartz, preiident of tb«TSlsterhood of Congregation Bnai literature department will meet Tak^s Over the same day in the home of NEW SHREWSBURY - Tho Israel at yesterday's meeting. Mrs. MalWn Lowenstein, vice chairman of Braille for Mrs. James Hofford (o discuss guest speaker at me Lydda the local Sisterhood, left, was hostess for the program provided to encourage "Winesburg Ohio" by Sherwood Circle meeting Friday was NEW PRESIDENT of the Alttr Rosary Society of Nativity Catholic Church, Fair Ha- Anderson. women to become transcribers for the blind. Mrs. Murray Rosen is chairman of too ill to appear, but sent a ven, Mrs. Philip C. Carling, right, accepts gavel from Re". Donald E. Hickey, pastor, Sewing Contest tape recording in her p}»ce. Braille for ths Sisterhood. as Mrt. Jean S. Reed, retiring president, looks on. Mrs. William Suter, Vogue Sew- The taped lecture on Nigeria ing Contest winner In the New was made by Mrs. Lambert Shrewsburv Club will participate Gieseke of Little Silver when A Blind Youngster Brings in the Fifth District competition she found she would not be Rosary Society Installs Officers in Little Silver on March 29. Mrs. able to keep her speaking date. Paul Knauff and Mrs. George The Carole, a women's organ- FAIR HAVEN — Installation of John M. Cain, telephone; Mrs. Rev. Thomas McCauley will be Gilkeson, who placed second and ization of the Luther Memorial officers for the Altar Rosary So- Charles Moeller, Jr., hospitality, guest speaker. third in the local contest, will LuBieran Church, New Shrews- and Mrs. William Henderson, pub- Important Message to Sisterhood ciety of Nativity Catholic Church Women of the parish have been model in the fashion show. bury, met in the home cf Mrs. was held Sunday in the church licity. RUMSON — A message was Anybody can learn Braille An Oneg Shabbat will be held At a recent meeting of the ex. Gerald Lewis. hall. Mrs. Jean S. Reed, retiring invited to join the society in this brought to tho Sisterhood of Con-transcribing, Mrs. Pressman Saturday at 2 p.m. in the home ecutive board in the home of Following the meeting a sur- Rev. Donald E. Hickcy, pastor, president, announced "A Day of program. gregation Bnai Israel yesterday said. There are no special qual- of Mrs. Paul Bragar, Little Sil- Mrs. Robert Tegnailan, Mrs. prise stork shown* was held officiated. Recollection" sponsored by the Mrs. Charles M. Preston was by an «ight-yearold blind child, ifications. However, the advised Fred Spann, chairman of the arts ver. Mrs. Bragar and Mrs. Ed for the hostess. Taking office were Mrs. Philip society will be held Sunday be- named chairman of the society's and a transcriber for the blind against it for persons with poor and crafts department, an- The group will meet again C. Carling, president; Mrs. Evan ginning with mass at 11 a.m. fashion show and luncheon. The The unfaltering fingers of eyesight. People who wish to win Lichtig will describe their nounced donation of four art April 7 in the home of Mrs. Baker, vice president; Mrs. Ed- and terminating with benediction event will be held April 29 In Michael Levy of Bradley Beach learn Hebrew Braille are not re- tour of Israel and display sou- bonks to the Tinton Falls School John McLearen, 257 A Spring ward Daubenschmidt, treasurer, | at 4 p.m. the Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. moved gently and smoothly over quired to know Hebrew as a lan- venirs, of the trip. library. St., Red Bank. and-Mrs. John Quinn, secretary. pages of school work books in guage but should have a reading Chairmen Listed ability of the language. Braille. In a confident voice he Committee chairmen named by read to the group' of women Once Braille becomes an activ- Uncle Sam's Problem the new president to serve for graphically illustrating to them ity of a Sisterhood, its costs are wo years are Mrs. Frank Les- MONTGOMERY WARD the work conducted by organiza. usually defrayed by the Sister- lie, Jr., ways and means; Mrs. tions for the education, culture hood which is sponsoring it u Joseph Pryor, Sr., Mrs. Alfred and religion of the blind. an important official activity. Lankenau and Mrs. Theodore La- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Mrs. Harry Pressman of Rah- Either the braille hand slate or brecque, altar care; Mrs. James Gl's Foreign Brides Quinn, good and welfare; Mrs. EATONTOWN CIRCLE LI 2-2150 way, transcriber for the blifijlhe brailler suffices for learning and a Braillist teacher, described Braille, The Sisterhood here has Walter L. Carr, flowers; Mrs. Open 10 A.M. DAILY TILL 9:30 P.M. By NORMA GAUHN "Our rules are set up to pro- "The foreign bride Isn't ac- TUESDAY AND SATURDAY, 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. the Braille alphabet, displayed its own brailler for use. Mrs. NEW YORK (AP) - Ameri- tect the bride as much as the cepted In her husband's com- transcribed works and explained Rosen is assisted by four other ca's wave of youthful marriages serviceman," says Women's Ar- munity. Language can be a big the work of the National Wom- licensed Braille teachers who is lapping at what many feel Is my Col, Betty Smith, of the barrier. Add that to the normal In College en's League of the United Syna- have taken a six-month course alarming territory: servicemen Defense Department personnel adjustment problems in any mar- gogues of America in co-opera- at the Red Cross in Newark. overseas. policy office in Washington. riage and you have real trouble." 1 tion with the Jewish Braille In- Mrs. Rosen said her group has "It's inevitable," is the philo- "That means physical, security Over-all, there is an aura of 'Who's Who stitute of America and New Jer-been transcribing for four years sophic view of Milton Feitelson, disapproval for men going so far ley State Commission for the and economic requirements that jf Custom-Made Draperies for different agencies for the program director of the United comply with immigration laws. afield for mates — and some Blind. blind. Service Organization (USO), We want the bride to have some uneasiness as to why. Girls at Mrs, Murray Rosen, Braille Currently transcribing for the "that when man meets girl, assurance that she'll be sup- home plaintively ask, "What have Installed Wall-to-Wall chairman for the Sisterhood, was Library of Congress, Washington, some are going to get married. ported and won't run the risk of they got that we haven't got?" chairman of the program which D. C, and the Jewish Braille "You have a million men over- a health problem in this coun- In general the answer boils YOU SAVE $49 was geared to interest women in Institute, New York, are Mn. seas, most of them young. What try." down to "Nothing — but they've becoming transcribers for the Rosen, Mrs. Henry Hurwitz, Fair do you expect? The real program got it here." The men concede it isn't easy blind. Haven;' Mrs. Samuel Yanko and Is how we can help these kids to get permission. But they also However, some feel that Euro- Accompanied by his parents, Mrs. Leo Goldberg, both of Red and their wives when they get say service regulations govern- pean girls have a reputation as 88 Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Levy, Mi- Bank, and Mrs. Melvin Lowen- back to this country." old fashioned homebodies—"not chael explained how he proceeds stein, Little Silver, vice chair- ing such marriages are seldom To the GI or officer who wants insurmountable. like our hardened, independent with school ffigrk in hia third man of the Braille, program for to marry a foreign girl, rules and career girls," as one man puts 49 And, they note that the six grade class TnBradley Beach Sisterhood. regulations balking his goal often it. • complete with Installation Public School. month or longer period it takes • op to Hi" wide, 108" lone The institute in New York sup- appear to be unreasonable mill to complete formalities can serve Many servicemen praise thi As he solved a problem from tary tyranny. charming submissiveness of • travene rod * LDitallaUon plies the Hebrew books and Sun- as an effective cooling off agains • aswett fabrira . tallda, antttiaa "his arithmetic work'book, %Mi- day school books. The New Jer- Protest Bride toe-hasty marriages. Oriental girls who, says one con tatint, nobble •, etc. chael commented "I can do as wel! sey commission supplies text —t^ere is no armed forces pro- tented husband, "are all for th •s anyone else in my class." One thing certain is that for books for the public schools. The hibition against marriage with an the first time in the nation's his- man." Your draperiti will b« txptrtly till* Mr. Levy assured the group Library of Congress supplies alien, as there was in occupation tory, there is a larger number No Monopoly ored at this mrprlilngly low cent. that his son is treated as any Cho'oi* from an •xcillnj eollactlon reading matter, fiction and non- days: But approval of the com- of wives and children of service-- But an Army colonel with ordinary boy his age. He said of cotton and rayon fabrlci In thi fiction. manding officer is required along men than the actual size of the Japanese wife denies that Orien bike, attends Sunday school and new*it lolld colon. You can alto The Braille service is a non- with a formidable array of docu- military force itself. tals have any monopoly on humll Michael plays piano, rides a choose from hightr quality ttbrtei sectarian project of the Sister- ments attesting to parental ap- at * imali additional chary*. Taka U a Cub Scout Fifty per cent of all service- hood. Mrs. Rosen is a former proval if the couple is under age men are under 25; many of thesa Service organizations like the advantage of Ward'i convenient Michael read from a Braille chairman for the Central New and to good physical and moral are in the marriage susceptible USO report foreign girls are Miss Peggy Johnston Monthly Payment Plan! It you Wolf book for the Cub Scouts. Jersey Branch of the league that character of both parties. can't com* in, phon* or mail cou- ages of 18 to 20. Of the total anxious to become citizens, eager HIGHLAND FALLS, N. Y.. pon! To date, Michael has completed offers to train Braille tran- military force about half— 1,215,. to learn about the America they '10 achievements, received his scribers in the dedicated work. Miss Peggy Price Johnston of 000 troops — are now overseas. have learned about as a great Navesink, N. J., will be listed in wolf badge and has received a "There is no margin for error land of promise and opportunity. gold and two silver arrows for Welfare Talk "That's a lot of highly impres- this year's edition of "Who's Who in.transcribing," Mrs. Pressman sionable kids away from home "They run into bitter disap- Among Students in American Col- 30 credits. said. Many blind persons earn a for the first' time," says Col. pointment, though, because leges and Universities." She is a has his 10-year-old living by proofreading the mate- Michael For, Golden Milton McMahon, armed forces they're seeking friendship and so senior at Ladycliff College here. brother read from his regular rial before it is submitted to the director of the Salvation Army. often don't get it," says Feitel- CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERY She is the daughter of Mr. and book as they await the Braille official organizations for ap- "Naturally they're subject to jo- on. **< Mrs. Hamilton W. Johnston, Jr., edition of the next Bear Book proval. Mrs. Rosen said the next Aqe Club mantic temptations." The USO offers citizenship and which is currently out of print- class will open after the holidays of Mountainside Ave., Navesink. RUMSON — Miss Rhoda South- Aware of Dangers English classes, courses in but which is promised "soon." in October. all, director ' of the Monmoulh homemaking and counseling in A mathematics major, she is Service groups like the Salva- Michael also "has a sister, 6. Mrs. Morris Ruda a former County Welfare Association, will personal problems to help ease president of the Student Council : tion Army, USO and Red Cross Through the aid of his father, Braille teacher of Michael, was speak at a meeting of the Golden the adjustment period for.iireign at the college and a member of are emphatically aware of the Michael will start soon on work a guest. Age Club of Congregation Bnai brides. the Mathematics Club and the dangers presented by a marital In Hebrew in preparation for his Mrs. Edwin Geltzeiler, cultural Israel tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Glee Club. mixture of culture, race and lan- But even more important, its Bar Mitevah four years hence. vice president, introduced the synagogue. She will explain coun- Miss Johnston will receive all guage differences. staff says, is for local commu- Braille is in English and Mr. speaker. ty plans for senior citizens. nities to grow up to what Amer- bachelor of arts degree from Levy will assist his son trans- The Sisterhood will hold a kitch- Because of this, Col. McMahon ica's big overseas force means: Ladycliff in May. Mrs. Benjamin Ashin, leader, feels "no foreign marriage can literate Hebrew from work books en shower at the April 11 meet- announced that next Thursday the vital need for more under- furnished by the Jewish Braille really be termed ideal." He sayi ing at 8:30 p.m. in the synagogue, Dr. Bertram Feinswog, Red standing of brides from foreign Methodist Groups Institute. with Mrt. Jtck Winters as chair- a U. S. Army survey estimate lands. Bank, will be guest speaker. He that 70 per cent of such mar- "Many Braillists," Mr. Levy man. will discuss dental hygiene. "You can try preventive coun To Meet Tues. Mid, "are needed to carry riages end in divorce "may not on be Wo far off." seling, diverting the men with RED BANK — Circles of the II the education of the blind." wholesome recreation programs Red Bank Methodist Church will|[ He commended the work of "No doubt a lot of marriages and reminding them of home con- meet Tuesday afternoon. work out fine; we never hear • Mrs. Pressman and was anxious tacts," says Col. McMahon. Circle D will meet at 1 p.m. I to discuss the books she dis- Rev. Sweeten Explains about them," McMahon adds. "But all toe often, once away "But whether it's to have some- in the five-year-olds' room; Cir-|| played which he said "We know one to fight for or with, men are cle A will meet in the conference our son will be able to use." [rom the protection of the mili- tary, the reality of civilian life going to get married overseas. room, also at 1 p.m.; Circles B,C Encourangement Five World Religions drives a couple apart." Talking about it or against it will nd E will meet at 12:30 p.m. In encouraging the women of stop it like sweeping the ocean for a covered dish lunch in Fel- In Bd/IUlon you can choose from MATAWAN — "The World's His files tell tragic stories — back with a broom." owship Hall. the Sisterhood to work for the Room and Vogue Sewing Con- a Philippine girl stranded in this a tremendous selection of tapti- Great Religions" were explained ' blind, Mrs. Pressman said it tests will take place. country without money or friends, trlei, boucles, imported raatt- by Rev. Frank Sweeten, pastor takes 18 to 20 weeks of one hour Mrs. Nealis and a guest will deserted by her soldier husband; lmiet, nyloni and friezes at allihlly of the Matawan Mefhodist Church • week to learn Braille, "Plus attend Federation Day programs a Negro GI and his white wife, higher price*. a little homework." at a meeting of the Woman's in South Amboy, Laurence Har- a German girl, living in a trailer Transcribers use the English Club Monday in the parish hall bor and Point Pleasant during camp, barred alike from white • free decorator comultatioa Braille six-cell (dots) method of Trinity Episcopal Church. the next two weeks. and Negro social life; a Japan- • free pick-up & delivery consisting of 190 contractions. Rev. Mr. Sweeten discussed The literature department will ese girl shunned by townspeople • all trork fuanuteed on work- She said another method (Grade Hinduism, Mohammedantmism, meet Monday morning in the in a rural community. manship and material!, S3) is highly contracted and is Judaism and Christianity. home of Mrs. Peter A. Read, Apathy a Factor ' used by stenographers and re- Mrs. Bayard Lamborn, bylaws Middletown. The USO's Feitelson says men cordcrs. Grade one is the stand- chairman, explained changes in Mrs. William Bowie was hospi- who are overseas tend to forget ard un-contracted alphabet. To bylaws concerning Federation tality chairman. She was assisted become a certified Braillist, one the restrictions of life at home— CUSTOM-MADE Day and the club year. It was de-by Mrs. Karl Heuser, Mrs. Wil- They don't stop to think how haa* to write a 50-page story, cided to have installation of offi- liam Lambert and Mrs. William 3-PIECE SUP COVER SET transcribe it in Braille and send it will be in the states for a for cers at the May breakfast and to Rabei. eign wife. i It to be approved by the Library close the club year with an addi- of Congress. tional business meeting in June. Includei sofa and 2 chairs, up to With a brailler (a type of type- i 5 cushions. Chooie from cotton tex- tures In modern »nrt basic patterns, ; writer), Mrs. Pressman trans- Observance of Federation Day will be changed from April to The material Delected in cut and cribes five pages an hour. nttpri.at your home—then In Warriu The course offered by the na- October because the club birth- •hop they are tailored tn the atyle day falls in October. TURTLES you want and installed. Regular tional women's league consists of %0 lessons, one hour each. Slate, The resignation of Mrs, Paul 5&T.0O value. gtylus, textbook and Braille paper Bish, Florida, was accepted with are provided to each Braillist by regret. THIS WEEK FULL LB. the Jewish Braille Institute for Donations were made for the five dollars a student, which is Matawan- First Aid and Rescue ONLY Reg. 1.65 ; MAIL TO MONTGOMERY WARD refunded to the student if the Squad, a federation project for • Monmouth Shopping Center. Eatontown Circle materials are' returned on the Latin America and the Radio ! Eatontown, N. J. completion of the course." Free Europe Fund. Correspondence courses in Final plans were made for a •GENTLEMEN: Without obligation on my part, please Standard English Braille (Grade card party and fashion show to DELICIOUS URUHAROS s have one of your decorators call with samples of fabrics.. Two) are given by the Library be held March 16 at 8 p.m. in BIRNN CANDY s • Reupholstery • Slip Covers (3 Wall-to-Wall Drapes s of Congress, Division of the Blind, the Reformed Church, Keyport. jName _ _ .'._ Washington, D. C, and the Na- The Senior Club will serve on 91 BROAD ST. RED BANK tional Braille Press of Boston, the hospitaity committee. i Address „ .Mass. Requests from the blind Members will attend fifth dis- trict American Home Day March Delicious Blrnn Candy Turtles only 99c a pound this week, • city Phone ....- are received by these organiza- 1 f New Jersey's wa^er patrol Mission Set force will participle in * week- FAIR HAVEN — Rev. Justus end briefing session beginning Sweeney, OFM, director of tlje AMP IF SH6SAV5 NO, Friday night, Sslvatore A. Bon-Franciscan Fathers Monastery, empo, commissioner of the NewNew York City, is conducting a HERE'S WHAT PEOPLE se ASK rersey Department of Conserva- teen-age mission every night this tion and Economic Development, week in Nativity Catholic Church. MV FATHER! announced ttiday. The courses will be conducted ARE SAYING ABOUT i co-operation with the New lersey State Police at the New lersey Police Academy, Sea Girt A second session for another SO volunteer harbor masters and power vessel inspectors will be held the week-end of April 14-1$. FOOD "The rapid increase in boating activities throughout the state makes the training and instruction course for volunuteer patrols par- ticularly Important," Commission- AT SUPERAMA er Bontempo said. "While water safety education and instruction may be given first-time violators, the patrol officers will continue strict enforcement in an effort to curb accidents and deaths result- ing from careless and thought less boat operation." The classes during the two days will include instruction in New Jersey laws on the water- GRAMAN'S ways, enforcement, the arrest VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. and seizure of violators, accident investigation, court procedures, Approximately 250 teen-agers S4 MONMOUTH STREET. RED BANK. N. J. and first aid. from public and parochial schools PHONE SH 7-5423 are attending. The mission meet- MONEY RETURNED ings are at 7 p.m. and will con- AUTHORIZED PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Thetinue through Friday. police department Monday re- Father Sweeney, whose theme HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE ceived SI and a thank you note is "Personal Importance," is dis- from Richard S. Beck, IS. cussing the establishment,in the NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS The boy asked that the money minds of young people of their • REPAIRS ON • be used to repay a policeman Importance to God, to their fam- GE • HOOVER • ELECTROLUX, etc. who loaned it to him and some ilies, and to their country. friends last week for transports Rev. Donald E. Hickey Is pas- IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS tion from downtown back to tor. PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. school. The note added: PARTS FOR "P.S. Keep the change." VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS No problem finding tenants Congo Native RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc when you advertise The Register way.—Advertisement To Address {Methodists RED BANK - Elie Kaputo. • native of the Congo,' will address the third of a series of four "Christian Outreach" meetings at the Methodist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. 1113 THIRD AVE., SPRING UKE. N.J. The meeting, open to the pub- lic, will be held in the Fellowship I *> all « Hall. The series features speakers representing various phases of Superwn. Food City. missionary work at home and abroad. A Sale You Cannot Mr. Kaputo, a graduate of Taylor University,'Indiana, Is studying at Drew University Sem- inary, and plans to return to his native land this summer to con- tinue his work with the Methodist Afford to Miss! Church there. He was born in Katanga Prov- ince in the Congo and received OUR ANNUAL his early education at a Metho- dist Mission school. A question and answer period will follow Mr. Kaputo's talk. Ths meeting will be sponsored by the Married Couples Bible Class and GIVE devotions will be conducted by ft the Senior High Fellowship. I have recognized the tremendous savings on each article sold at the Food Gty." Extra Tasks SALE Red Bank Shopper Go Unpaid, Starts Ibmorrow, THURS., MAR. 9,10:00 KM. Teachers Say TRENTON (AP) - Tha N.J. Education Association said today that teachers don't get paid for Store Will Be Open nearly half the extra tasks they are assigned around the schools. The teacher group released a 3 Days Only statewide study by its research division. It found there are H.431 extra-duty aaignments in the state's public schools—about MAR. 9-10-11 one for every three teachers. Extra pay for the assignments ... Open 10 to 5 averages less than (25 a month, "We shop Saperama's Food City Che group said. Coaching boys' athletics rated every week, and find your prices "The meat cuts in the butcher the best chance for a higher pay- reasonable and your clerks courteous." department are very delicious and at our SPRING LAKE STORE ONLY! check — an average of S326 a reasonably priced.*' year for coaches. Athletic activi- Asbury Park Shipper ties acounted for 5,000 extra Jobs. Welt Lug Branch Shopper Amazing Values! Amazing Bargain*! The group said the number of the extra, non-paid tasks has Again FREDERICKS brings you a fabulous saU of COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, grown over the past three years. They include after-school or Sat- SPORTSWEAR, MILLINERY, and ACCESSORIES at exciting bargain prices I urday classes in specialized sub- This merchandise was selling at regular pricei in our MONTCLAIR itora just jects, special classes for gifted last wtak I ' pupils, summer music programs, band or drama instruction, and W* h«v» cut the original prices of this stock to the "bone" to make this tre- lunchroom supervisors. «4 mendous disposal tale possible. You'JI find it hard to resist buying at these low, low bargain prices I

Winter • Cruise • Spring 4 (Great new contest for George readers! Fill in the enclosed sen- "Love your current Coats • Suits • Dresses • Sportswear tence in 25 words or less and prices! Have enjoyed win a pony! "I lik< cause . . .") shopping Food City." Blouses • Millinery Ntw Shrewsbury Sheppw Dear George: •When I come home at night I find not a bed made, breakfast dishes in the sink and my wife knitting. All she seems to do Is Above quotations taken from suggestion couponi received Irom shoppers. A Special Group of Long and Short Evening knit. What can I do to correct All coupons on Hie at our Neptune office. DRESSES $5, $10, $15 Values to 69.95 this situation? Knitter's Widower Dear Knitter's Widower: Quit needling her. You have a purl. She could be out sewing Cash Only • All Sales Final • No C.O.D/s wild oats, you know—instead of home yarning just for you. Think Shop Eariy for Best Selections So You Won't Be Disappointed knotting of it. Drop ... I can't go on. Has Bennett Cerf been in FOOD CITY town again? AT ATLANTIC S NOTICE! IN CASE OF SNOW STORM Dear George: Why are the empty parking SALE FOLLOWING WEEKEND spaces always on the opposite side Of the street? Wondering Dear Wondering: They're not. If you don't be- SPRING LAKE STORE ONLY! lieve me, drive around the block and see. It's an optical Illusion, Iail I car figure—they Jump SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 NEW SHREWSBURY 1113 3rd AV8. around bayou. Use Our, Want Ads WDBANK Home Delivery For Quick Remits p r SH 1-0010 DAY 1 Independent Daily f 35' Weak Dial SH I-IIIO NIGHT (_ . UWDAYTHIWVGHriUDAY-JaT.im J

Section Two RED BANK, N. J.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1961 7c PER COPY Gruber to Prosecute Meyner Wants No New In Davis Court Case • KEANSBURG - The question move to have the court case of who will represent the bor- heard as soon as possible. Tube Plan Obstacles ough in its court dispute with He gained one concession. TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Edward J. Davis, plumbing in- Council agreed to have Mr. Os- Robert B. Meyner wants spector, has finally been.solved. trov assist in the case provided .But not before Councilman Mr. Gruber agreed to it 10 extra obstacles placed Candidates Galore Louis Collichio introduced a The case Involves charges by in the,\>ath of the Port of novel twist in an effort Jiriget the governing body a'gainst Mr. w York Authority's pur- Rodgers, Corrado, Flynn, Scholer the long standing matter re- Davis of violation of the bor- solved. ough's heating code. Council ;hase of the Hudson Tubes. Council agreed to have Benja- has charged that Mr. Davis, as At a news conference Head Tickets in Union Beach min Gruber, Highlands attorney, a private contractor, failed to 'esterday, Meyner said ne hoped UNION BEACH — The Demo- handle the case. submit diagrams of heating work the proposed takeover wasn't According to Councilman Martin Quits Doing Nothing :ratic Organization last night re- he did. linked to another of the bi-state firmed its support of former C. Lohsen, Mr. Gruber has agency's projects. agreed to take the case. To Join Unemployed tayor Joseph Scholer for the Mr. Collichio at first refused The port authority has already irimary contest, and as a result CLINTON, La. (AP)-Justlcc to go along on Mr. Gruber, on said it is willing to buy the bank- — dissidents of the group formed Adopt Budget of the Peace James McDowell the grounds that he did not rupt Hudson & Manhattan Rail- n independent fusion ticket. was out of a Job today. Even know the attorney. road but state Highway Commis- The Scholer slate, backed by sioner Dwight R. G. Palmer has when he had a job, he had Would Pay Fee After Long he organization and Councilman said that New York's Gov. Nel- nothing to do. That's why he William J. Langan, consists of He once again offered George ion Rockefeller wants to tie the Is out of a job. E. Ostrov's name with the pro ilr. Scholer, for mayor, and Wil- Discussion DEMOCRATIC SLATE —Mayor Rob.rr S. McTague of Atlantic Highland., center, plan in with a world trade cen- McDowell resigned from the am W. Marinella, Sr., 813 Sec- viso that Mr. Collichio would er for Lower Manhattan. $240-a-year Job yesterday with pay the cost of Mr. Ostrov's HIGHLANDS-After more than joint hands with his Democratic running matet last night after the slate announced ind St., and Donato W. Angelo, two hours of complaints, ques The port authority is also in- the explanation that the sheriff i38 Jersey Ave., for council. services — $150 per day. ifi candidacy in flie coming primary. Running with the mayor are Dalton L. Car- and district judge performed tions, suggestions, and even a rolved in building the $350 mil It was an about-face for Mr. Mr. Lohsen refused to go along! lion trade center. most of the functions of his of- with the choice charging that he detailed account of past financial hart, left, and Carl W. Lather, right. The slate received the endortement of the scholer, who said at a recent Rockefeller reportedly is con- fice. That left nothing for him felt Mr. Ostrov was in conflict trials and tribulations. Borough local Democratic Club. Mayor McTague it seeking hit second term on the govern- xiuncil meeting that he was not sidering holding off .on approva to do. of interest. Council last night adopted the .eeking political office. ing body. of the tubes purchase until he McDowell asked that his res- He did not specify in what way municipal budget. Democratic Councilman Ber- ;ets New Jersey's okay on the ignation be accepted or his job he thought the attorney was in The main item of complaint in rd T. Marciniak, also a mem- rade center project. abolished. If neither could be conflict. the public hearing was a tl,000 ber of the organization, refused appropriation for a revaluation of! At.Highlands done, he said, just cut off his Mr. Coiiichio finally agreed Official Acts to Condemn Stand On Own ;o run with Mr. Scholer, the piers, docks, and bulkheads. •alary and he would continue to Mr. Gruber, stating that he Commenting 'on the package, After the organization made its Several citizens rapped the ap- to serve for nothing. His resig- did not want to be accused of deal, Meyner said, "I would hopi decision last night, Mr. Marci- propriation. They feared that Democrats Rat-Infested Building nation was accepted. holding up the matter. that they would not be coupled niak formed an independent fu- Council would "use it as a tool I think both proposals have mer- He said he was fully prepared HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Ra) sion ticket with himself and Re- to get its foot in the door to Pick Slate it and should stand on their own last night to file "conspiracy F. English, Jr., township healtl publican Councilman Robert Hol- assess the waterfront property." As Ye Sew, 'Sow' two feet." Plead Guilty land for council, and Thomas charges" against the remainder They said they had suffered ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — officer, moved yesterday to va of the council if they failed to Mayor Robert S. McTague and cate and condemn a three-un: The tubes are a key link I; Corrado, 133 Campbell St., for enough losses and hardships from Shall Ye Spell? New Jersey's commuter facilitie: mayor. name an attorney. Hurricane Donna, and others like two newcomers will comprise the apartment building in which To Theft Mayor James J. Gravany~was Democratic primary slate for LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — It 15-month old girl was bitten b into New York Meyner said hi Democratic Councilman Frank her, on the average of every four thought the H&M purchase woul< absent/ He is on vacation in years. Borough Council. isn't that the ladies of a sew- a rat Sunday for the second tim Raccloppi announced that he will Florida. 1 Running with Dr. McTague ing circle here can't spell, but in 13 months. benefit New York as muoh a: Of Whiskey back the fusion ticket. Each felt that to increase the New Jersey. Asks Early Action assessments of "our only gold are Carl W. Lesher, 17 East: do they call themselves "The Reported in fair condition i FREEHOLD — Three Freeholi As independents, the fusion In his first news confereno Mr. Collichio said he would mine,-the waterfront" would re- Lincoln Ave., and Dalton L. Car- Sowers." Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, is Ma men pleaded guilty yesterday be-j candidates will not have to run after an 11-day vacation, Mey sult in catastrophe to Bay Ave. hart, also East Lincoln Ave. Mrs. A. R. Kasey, president cena Tally, who suffered seven fore County Judge John C. Gior- in the primary. ner touched on these other topics and the entire community. The trio received unanimous of the group, explains the dif- and probably permanent, fac of receiving The Democratic Club previous- and said: dano to charges Need More endorsement of the Democratic ference In spelling: wounds. stolen .;oods. ly announced its primary slate, Reduction "There Is another word 1. Air pollution can't be wipec as follows: As James Fernandez put it; Club last night. Mr. English said he had give; According to Assistant Prose- 4 Dr. McTague will be seeking spelled s-e-w-e-r-s and If you Mrs. Bernice Taliy, Malcena out immediately without drivirtj cutor Solomon Lautman, James Councilman William F. Rod- "the waterfront people are fight- pronounce it lhat way It industry from the state. (Nev Of H' Zone ing for life by Building bulkheads. his second term as mayor. mother, who also has three othe Byrd. 23, Willie Law, 18, andj gers, for mayor, and William W. Mr. Lesher is an executive doesn't sound nice." children, and two other tenan York City officials have con; Charles Young, 23, all of 30 Norvick and Leonard A. Cologna, We need more of them—lots plained that Jersey is pollutin stronger and higher — or we'll with Atlantic Utilities. here. 30 days to get out of the build- Avenue A. are charged with re- Tor council. their air.) ceiving six cases of whiskey and Is Requested have no town, It's not fair -to He was graduated from New ing on Fort Plains Rd. He sail 'The Republicans announced Mexico Institute of Mining and he is also preparing a recom 'Outdated' one bottle of brandy valued a their ticket last night: HOLMDEL — Residents of I assess thepi." Little Silver $185 which were stolen from Lain Newstead Homes (formerly Har- After the people had expressed Technology and received a de- mendation for the Township Com t. Charges that the Nsw Lis- Richard M. Flynn, S Dibling gree in engineering. mittee to begin condemnatioi bon colony for the feebleminded and Co. distillers of Scobeyville St., for mayor, and Harry J. mony Park), off Rt 35, last night their views, strongly supported Jan. 18. petitioned the Planning Board to by Councilman Herman Black, Mr. Lesher served in the Corps Democrats , proceedings against the owne is "a modern Sodom and Gomor- Ellis, 146 Morningside Ave., and eliminate or cut back the new council moved that the $1,000 not of Engineers during World War Jay Silverstein of Union. rah" seem to be based on out- The three men claimed that thj Roy E. Mohrman, 7 Dibling St., "H" industrial zone. be used. II. Pick Slate Monmduth County Chief of D' dated incidents because tte stati liquor had been stolen .by for council. Norman Schantz, 14 Orchard Councilmen > Ernest Vaughan Married and the lather of three tectives John M. Gawler, wh is doing much to improve con fourth unidentified person and lei Ave., spokesman for the group, and Joseph Bolger, who had both children, he is a member of Fire LITTLE SILVER — John J launched an investigation Moi ditions at the crowded Sout! outside the company's warehouse laid the zone abuts the housing pressed for the revaluation of al' Company 1, Atlantic Highlands Crespy, Jr., 76 Winding Way. hasday after the bite case was p Jersey institution for males ani where they had picked it up. Municipal project, and asked the Board "for waterfront property, voted Yacht Club and the American Le- been endorsed as the mayoralty ported to him, said his probe plans more. Sentencing date was .set fo the protection of residential prop-1against the motion. Jgion. candidate of the Democratic Club continuing. 3. He hopes to eliminate ag< March 17. erty which all citizens and tax- Cliff Schanck charged thar-tfti Mr. Carhart is a native of the here. To date, he said, no crimin discrimination in the motor Budget OK'd payers are entitled to." governing body was "pussyfoot- borough. Educated, in local complaints have been made. hide rules on re-testing driver: Just HOW Shaggy? Mr. Schantz said that unless a ing around with the Jones Creek schools, he also served In the Mr. English said the buildin Now drivers over 60 face a n CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., (AP)- buffet zone is established the drainage project". Army Engineers. He, too, is a was in a "deplorable" conditioi test after one accident 'n a yea If a shaggy dog tries to buy In Keansburg new zoning will destroy home Claiming that a $3,500 appropri member of the Yacht Club and Garbage ' thrown Into nearb: while those under 60 can hav lollipop from you, don't get ea KEANSBURG - Borough values, in the development and ation for the project ij not American Legion. fields had added to the nuisam two. cited— his credit is good. Council adopted its 1961 muni- that "we will be living with in- enough, Mr. Schanck hit the Mr. Carhart is married and and had attracted rats, he sai 4. It is up to the Assembly t Mrs. Milton Rowland explains cipal budget of $619,044 last dustry in our back yards and council's alleged failure to obtain has two children. decide whether to limit the pow yesterday that the brown an night after a public hearing. even our front yards." assistance with the project from Mr. Lesher and Mr. Carhart re- WARDENS MEET TONIGHT ers of Speaker Le Roy J white mutt disappeared Sunday There were no objections 'Within Reason' Middletown. place Allen J. Tracy, who is NEW SHREWSBURY — Frei D'Aloia, D-Essex. His Dower ti and is likely to develop a era voiced on the proposal, which is The spokesman said he wished He stated that he felt the group not running, and William F. X. erick Rohver, chief of the wa decide which bills come up fo ing for lollipops. He's had on< $11,834 less than last year's to make It clear, however, that "had not shown good faith and Conncll, who is seeking a state dens' division of the local Civ a vote has been attacked by A; every night for eight years, am budget. "we are not opposed to industry Defense and Disaster Control semblyman John J. Wilson, D has learned to select his own al had not followed the projec assembly post this year. Officials said the budget will as such. We need it and we want through." Council, has scheduled a meei Union. The governor said h stores. It, but within reasonable bounds." ing of the division for tonight has generally found sceake'n result in a 13-cent decrease per 'Mr. Black said that he though "We always go down to thi $100 of assessed valuation in the Mayor James H. Ackerson said council had shown good faith by o'clock in the Tinton Fal responsive to the wishes of As store and pay for the lollipop, he had not realized that the "H" School. sembly members. municipal tax rate.'Higher coun- putting the $3,500 in the budget Shrewsbury she explained. ty and school costs will offset rone boundary "came so close." Last year $1,000 was allocated. He and other board members this decrease, however. promised to check the map care- Down Payment Council OKs The total tax rate has been es- fully to determine whether "some John Pillsbury, borough at- Parents Like Co-ordination timated at $5.72—4 $1.47 hike. relief is required" and to con torney, explained that the appro- The budget will require a tax sider a revision of the zone in priation was in the form of. a 1961 Budget levy of $285,145. the area in question. down payment on a $70,000 SHREWSBURY —A municipal Despite the decrease in the The board will discuss the project budget totaling $222,900.10 for Plan for Fair Haven Schools total budget, council plans to matter in executive session Tom Tyrell hit the boost in 1861'was adopted last night fol- give police and other municipal March 21. At that time, a de- taxes, stating that the town was lowing a public hearing. John J. Crespy, Jr. FAIR HAVEN - The Board dent, the changes proposed in- an acceleration of studies in al employees pay raises of approxi- cision may also be made regard- "doomed as a self-governing Although total expenditures for of Education last night was given volve maintaining classes from subjects, particularly such tech' mately 10 per cent. ing possible revision of the zone body." the borough government show an Mr. Crespy will seek election; wide acceptance from about 200 kindergarten in both the Knoll- nical studies as mathematics an An increase in miscellaneous south of the railroad. In a detailed account, Mr. increase of $21,000, the municipal, to the seat vacated by Demo- parents of its plan to co-ordinate wood and Willow Street Schools, science. Teachers skilled in tbes. revenues and a decrease in the Swim Club Tyrell cited budgets, and as- purposes tax rate will remain at cratic Mayor P. Paul Campi, who upper grade classes in the Willow grades 5 and 6 in the Willow subjects would be able to eon appropriation for uncollected In other business, the Holmdel sessed valuations of other years. $2.44 per $100 of assessed valu- is running for the Board of Free- Street and Knollwood Schools. Street School and grades 7 and 8centrate their efforts on specia taxes enabled council to cut the holders after four years as this Swim Club, Inc., made informal He claimed that the town is ation. This is due mainly to an The plan, which will bs voted in the Knollwood School. ized courses to the benefit of thi municipal levy. headed for bankruptcy and is borough's chief executive. application for subdivision' of increase of $17,000 in 1961 reve-, on by the board at its meeting A detailed explanation of the pupils, Mr. Howard said. Sewer Deficit property off Beers St., near Hill- "waterlogged with debt." The club also announced the nues over those anticipated in tomorrow night, resulted from a program was presented by Further, he explained, there Council also pointed out mat crest Rd., for construction of a After Mr. Tyrell had spoken for selection of Francis X. Erbe, 136 the 1960 budget. study by a nine-member lay com-Charles Howard, superintendent would be more flexibility in the sewer plant was operated swimming pool. several minutes, Mayor Cornelius 48-cent Rise Winding Way, and Siguardl mittee, and was discussed at a of schools. at a deficit of $13,000 last year. J. Guiney, Jr. pointed out that Thompson, 42 Laurelwood Dr., grouping students according to Attorney Philip J. Blanda, Jr. Taxpayers face'an over-all in public meeting in KnoJIwood Street Plan Told their personal ability In the age Officials said that the sew»r (mayor of Raritan Township), nobody had appeared in protest as candidates for council. crease of 48 cents in the tax School. School officials assured par- groupings of from 11 to 13, 13 budget at one time showed f. represented the club. against the school budget, which, The Republicans previouslyan-j rate. With a total of $596,593.89 Broadly, as explained by PetPr ents that the Borough Council to 15, 15 to 16 and 16 to 18 years. $25,000 deficit. Some >20 area residents pre- he claimed, represents the largest nounced that Councilman Charles had agreed to improve street to be raised through taxation for K. Dusinberre, Jr., board presi- In the upper grades, it was Councilman Martin C. Loh- •ented a petition against location part of the municipal budget in W. Stephens will be the party's conditions on Third St. ~o avoid local, school and county par- said, the numbers of pupils sen said the governing body was of the pool in the zone, which is crease. candidate for mayor. The GOP traffic hazards as children ride poses, the total tax rate will would be approximately loubled, considering r a I si n g , sewer "A" residential. Mere Point council candidates will be incum- bicycle* or walk on their way to jump from last year's $12.58 to "thereby making possible a great- charges to place the plant on a Robert Price, Old Manor, bent August E. Roemer and new- either school. "All that has been criticized $13.06. Officials er refinement in groupings on the sound financial basis. director of the club, said the comer Charles T. Bruno, who The main advantages cited tonight Is a $1,000 appropriation CoUncilman Kenneth L. Walk- basis of ability. Also, said Mr. The state Department of noise factor would be "negligi- will run in place of Nelson M. both by Mr. Howard and Mr. which affects the tax rate a er, Jr., said $4,200 had been set Howard, more attention could be Health, in a letter asked that a ble" and that the pool would en- Avers. Disagree Dusinberre in consolidating the mere point. aside in the capital improvement given bv teachers to Individual licensed operator be named to hance property values. Neither party primary is ex- upper classes would be to permit John Torak suggested that the fund for curbing along Robin study ability. handle operations at the water Mr. Blanda reported that the borough postpone for now, the son PI. The cost, he said, would pected to be contested. plant. pool and bathhouses would be Over Job purchase of a 7,200-foot stretch be assessed against the indivi Mr. Crespy, a personnel man- Both Mr. Howard and Mr. Council plans to name James situated on a ID-acre plot, with of abandoned railbed. The prop dual property owners,- but the ager .for American Can Co., Jer- LONG BRANCH-Commission- Dusinberre expressed belief that J. Davis, son of the plumbing in- off-street parking provided. He erty value has been set at $13,000 sey City, was defeated in his ers Edgar Dinkelspiel and Rocco h600 Sign much for the good would be said the club would be a non- money must be provided in the spector, to the post but !s wait- The borough has leased the rail- ibudget for the work. bid for a council seat last Nov- Bonforte quarreled yesterday gained by having all individuals ing the outcome of Its court suit profit Organization and would over the need for creating the in specified upper grade levels bed with an option to buy. The Mr. Walker said that $1,500 ember. Anti-Housing with the inspector before naming limit its membership to 250 Mr. Erbe is a native of the office of lieutenant among paid under one roof as they prepare option cost $500 a year. had been set aside for snow re- his son to the position. families. The by-laws, he noted, drivers in the fire department. themselves for high school. require that all directors and In other business, council: jnoval in 1961. shore area and is employed as C. Bernard Blum, borough Mr. Dinkelspiel told the Board Petitions trustees be residents of Holmdel. Granted subdivisions to Frank Condition of Brooks general manager of the men'S| Against al! of this, one disad- manager, said the plant ha.-: been and Harriet Tiribinck, on prop- Maynord A. Rollins, Board of wear division of David Crystal, of Commissioners that there is RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The vantage was cited in response *o without a licensed operator for Mr. Price said that the near- erty at Navesink and Waddell St., Inc., New York. His running 'gossip" that the job, with a questions from the audience. est house is more than 1,000 feet Health president, asked if any petition project, "Operation Sur- the past year and a half. and to Rosemary E. Shields, funds had been set aside for mate, Mr. Thompson, is an in- $300 raise to $5,300 a year, is vival," has been completed, with That is travel time. But the Council agreed to moet with from the proposed pool site. This Portland Rd. structor at N.J. Bell Telephone, being "tailor made" for one man board's position on this was that was disputed by one of the cleaning and widening of brooks 1,600 signatures obtained, Joseph Board of Education officials to Newark. who already is taking instruction no Fair Haven grammar school signers of the petition. Purchased a new police car for in the borough to Speed the Carroll, chairman, announced discuss the purchase of the Co- $1,627. flow of water. The nominations were an- to be qualified for the post. yesterday. child lives more than two miles lumbian Civic League building The board will consider the Mr. /Bonforte, who is director from either school and chat the application at Us March 21 ses- Authorized the expenditure of Mayor James W. Bly said, nounced by Henry S. Inselberg, Civic and service organizations for a library. $2,400 for a well. of public safety, said a Civil time differential is a small one sion. "Widening the brooks will not chairman of the Dernocraticj throughout the township worked The group is willing to sell the Set April 11 for public hearing Service examination has been for serious consideration. serve any good purpose at all." Cllfb's advisory board. on the project. - building to the borough for on condemnation proceedings called, but that it would nbt be TOMATO PRICE UP The petitions support the gov- Mr. Howard also said that $17,500. Council wants lo meet against a 37-bungalow colony at The mapor pointed" out that completed nor grades received GLASSBORO (AP) — The New until larger drainage pipes are KILLED IN CRASH erning body in its current fight lunch tables would be provided with school officials to see if the Fifth and Cedar Sts., owned by TOMS RIVER (AP) — A Southi until spring and before that an to halt the '•Raritan Valley USA" at both schools under the ar- building might also be used for Jersey Vegetable Growers Co-op- A. T. DaniU, Newark. Installed under the New York Toms River man was killed and|ordinance to create the post erative Association has accepted and Long Branch Railroad housing development, on grounds rangement. school rooms. an offer of $38 a ton for No. 1 tracks, nothing can be done to his companion injured yesterday would be presented to the com that further mass building here John J- Ryan, board president, tomatoes from Campbell Soupj CALENDAR PARTY increase the flow in the books. when the car in which they were missioncrs. will create additional school and said the matter will be discussed riding crashed into a tree, on Old He said the job was recom- tax problems. 'FRIENDLY' GESTURE Co., Camden, William Hancock KEANSBURG - A "Calendar by the school board at its meet- Freehold Rd., near Duggan's La. mended by the' Charter Study Jr., executive secretary, an- Party" will be held April 16, The Raritan Valley USA case LONG BRANCH — Paul Tea- ing this month He said he did PAIR FINED State police identified the dead Commission a yesir ago, and Mr. nounced yesterday. sponsored by St. Ann's Parent- is now in litigation In Superior men, 34 Howland Avenue, re- not know whether the building FAIR HAVEN - Two residents man as Willie Mays, 35, of 46l Dinkelspiel replied: Teacher Association. The PTA Court. A decision is expected this ported to police today- he found is adaptable for school u«e. Campbell will pay $24 a ton were fined $3 each here yester- Center St. The other man, Oscar| "This seems like a late date will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. month or in April. ' a brick in the back seat of his On the recommendation of Mr. for No. 2 tomatoes, he added. day by Magistrate John V. McGrew, 26, of 46 S. Main St., to be acting on charter recom- and feature "Fathers' Night." The Township Committee re- car along with a lot of broken Blum, the county is being asked Both prices are 50 cents higher Crowell for violation of the dog also South Toms River, was ad- mendations, specially since there than those of 1960.. California Rev. Thadde'us Wojciechowskl of zoned the land from residential glass. It had been thrown through Lfo repair Stone Rd. Mr. 'Blum ordinance. They were James mitted to Paul Kimhall Hospital were many far more important ...... -_.•-... .•.._,„_ .,— ,_u.lsaid (in, road has sunic l0 a poinj Packing Co. and H. J. Heinz also St, Catherine's Church, East to industrial, thus halting, for the the rear window during the night to Drescher, 46 Heights Ter, and Lakewood, in fair condition with; matters than this which have not bid for the summer crop, [Keansburg, will be a guest. time being, a planned 569-house while his car was parked in his where at nigh tide It ii Im- [Wilson Rich, 19 Highland Ave, head and internal injuries. been acted on." project. driveway, he taid. passable, -ii • i • 'V 14—Wed, Match 8, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER , -WCBS-TV WABOTV .WtCATV WOBT PATTERSON-JOHANSSON _WNBW-TV __. tfl TELEVISION WMTATV CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY EVENING (7) Evwlni Prayer 12: H- (1) Love o( life I:M- (4) New* and Weather 12:S*- (I) News; Call to Pray Ar St. Jam** Tbtarr* (1) Truth or ' (5) Felix and Friends :»»- (i) News Attwy* farh. 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Co- (•) Terrytoons (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers 7:0t—(i)News featured is Laurence Olivier in th* rob that got him (II) News (5) Cartoons • 4 (4) Dave Garroway the nomination for' besr'aetor, Aeadamy Award, "THE 7: S3— (2) Local News 7:15- (5) Call to Prayer (7) About'Faces ' 7:10- (2) Weather ENTERTAINER." (9) Movie 7:2t— (7) Morning Prayer (11) News 7:U- (S) Debbie Drake (11) Fun at One 7:15— (1) News (IS) At Your Beck (7) Pip the Piper 7:2S—(11) Weather 7:45— (5) News and Call 7:M- (2) MaUbu Run «;•»- (2) News Andre Previn Must 1:8)5— (2) Burns and Alien (4) Wagon Train 1:25- (4) News (J) Sergeant Dekker (J) Sandy Becker BEAU'S ART—Richard Erdrrian has the role of million- (5) News (7) Hong Kong (7) Little Rascals I:U— (2) News aire Peter Fairfield III whota charm (or is it his money?) (7) News I (t) Movie—1936 Be Oscar Conscious I:3e)— (2) As the World Turns Ceiling Zero 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo attracts such charming types at glamorous Lynn Prescott 8:3*—(IS) Religious Program (4) Dr. Hudson (11) Honejmooners about it. I waa in the pit when my 8:45—(1!) Community Newsreei By BOB THOMAS In itorylinei of "The Tab Hunter Show" Sunday nights (5) Movie I:**— (5) R.C.M.P. AP Movle-TV Writer name was announced, and • I t:t»- m People's Choice en NBC-TV. (7) Susie (11) BoM Journey HOLLYWOOD (AP) — If An didn't know what to do—give a (11) Our Number System (11) Mike Wallace <4) Family dre Previn has Oscar on hi! downbeat and start running or 1:50-01) Advenruras En t:2t—(») Dialing the News (7) I Married Joan Morgan went back to reading mind, no wonder. hand the baton to my assistant Espanol |:SB_ (2) Wanted- (») Jack La Lanne and let him do It. I finally'got the evening newspaper—smiling. He is nominated for three Acid The Postman 2:00- (2) Full Circle »:25- (5) News the music started and climbed Dead or Alive emy Awards, his wife for an- The boys were turned over to (4) Jan Murray »:S0— (2) My Little Margie over the rail to get to the stage. (4) Price Is Right other. He has won two, been u[ juvenile authorities. ' (7) Day in Court (5) Topper 1 mumbled something and then (5) Award Theater for four others previously. This TOMORROW NITE. 8 p.m. Rang Once (7) Memory Lane couldn't get offstage because a MO-(U) Exploring Science (7) Ozzie and Harriet year he will be conducting Os (IS) Movie TV camera boom was in the BENEFIT CONCERT DALLAS. Tex. (AP) - Th 2: S»- (2) House Party (11) M Squad car's musical accompaniment al (4) Loretta Young I:S»-(1I) Our World Neighbors way." ON STAGE—IN PERSON postman rang just once, but ii MOVIE TIMETABLE (IS) Play of the WeeV the telecast for the fourth time. (7) Road to Reality 1:00- (2) My Sister Eileen lfcW- (2) December Bride «u enough (or Douglas Morgan, RED BANK All this fails to turn the hea Previn is a switch-hitter who is COUNT BASIE (9) Star and Story (4) Perry Como (4) Say When of Previn, whose honor-laden ca- equally adept in jazz or sym- a nun right handy at opening CarKon—Misfits 2:10; 7:10; (11) Mathematics Club (5) Movie—1949 (5) Movie reer began when he wrote hia phonies. He does six albums and And Hit OrchMrra envelopes on occasions. 9:30. (13) Movie Champion li:I«KU) Understanding Alge- first film music at 17. Now plays, 30 concerts each year, both Morgan almost went to pieces EATONTOWN 2:55- (S) News (7) Hawaiian Eye bra veteran of 37 movie scores al styles. Whether hot or cool, at Tickets Now On Sal* Monday when juvenile officer Joe S:W- (2) Millionaire (I) Long John Nebel 10:8»- (2) Video Village the age of 31, he takes a realis- the piano or leading a studio Drive-In—The Misfits 7:05; Fields appeared at the Morgan (4) Young Dr. Malone (11) Trackdown (4) Play Your Hunch tic view of his Oscar chances. symphony, his style Is imagina- 11:10; The Mating Game 9J3S. I: SO- (2) I've Got A Secret borne with two youngsters, in tow. (5) Dateline Europe (7) Ray Milland Too Many Contenders tive and in good taste. It's natural Fields explained that the two ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (7) Queen for a Day (11) Caltiornian. 10:40—(11) Science Horizons "I don't think I'll win thi that he would deplore the cur- EATONTOWN (9) Film Drama 11:00- (2) U.S. Steel 11:00- (2) I Love Lucy rent trend toward theme songs DRIVE-IK THUTBl boys, brothers aged 8 and 14, had Atlantic—The Sundowners 7:00, ye«r," he remarked. "There an admitted rifling mail boxes in the (II) Teaching Foreign (4) Peter Loves Mary (4) Price is Right In most new films. 9:15. too many other contenders tha ITattUn Ofoa S:l»-MaTln At 1:» area and had pointed out Languages (7) Naked City (7) Morning Court have gotten more notice." About Theme Songs •"?—' oSfOrtm S:Jt Martaa *iJ» (») Harness Racing Morgan's as one they ljad raided. KEYPORT J:»0- (2) Verdict is Yours (11) New Adventures In Even without winning the final "The theme song can be a (il) High Road "And I just mailed mysell (4) From These Roots Music prize, Previn's achievement is re- good device, as In films like The FOR ADULTS ONLY! Strand—Where The Boys Are 19:10— (4) Johnny Midnight $500 In cash!" Morgan exclaimed. (5) Doorway to Destiny 11:20— (I) News and Weather markable. Record-hunters can Third Man,' 'Three Coins in the 6:45, 9:15. (») Movie—1936 He had cashed his pay check (7) Who Do You Trust? (11) Exploring Science ind nothing to equal his feat of Fountain' and 'High Noon,'" he Ceiling Zero NO RULES...when LONG BRANCH (S) Movie 11:25— (5) News getting three nominations in three said. "And I see why producers downtown and didn't want to car- (II) Wild Cargo (9) Almanac Newsreel categories. They were: "Bells Are want them as a simple device id the Misfits play! ry so much money around. The Baronet—The Entertainer 3:40, (11) Star Performance ^ (II) Playback 11:10- (2) Clear Horizon Ringing" for best score of a mu- garner publicity for a movie. money wasn't in the mailbox, but 7.00, 10:23; A Breath of Scan- 4:00- (2) Brighter Day 0:35—(IS) Movif—1950 the boys said they had taken no dal 2; 00, 8:40. (4) Make Room for (4) Concentration sical film; "Elmer Gantry" fo "But the device is being forced money from any of the letters Daddy American Guerilla in (5) Romper Room- best score of a dramatic film now. Some pictures don't lend the Philippines Gable MiroeB they stole. ASBURY PARK (5) Douglas Fairbanks (7) Love That Bob! and "Faraway Part of Town" themselves to use of 32-bar songs 1:00- (2) News (I) Family Living from "Pepe" as best song, Mrs. for background music; at least Then the postman arrived. Lyric—The Millionairess 7:30, (7) American Bandstand 9:30. (11) Abbott and Costello (4) News (IS) TV Bandstand Previn, Dory Langdon, wrote the 50 per cent of those that have Morgan dived for the mall, (5) News Mayfair—The Wackiest Ship in 11:40-01) bur Number System lyrics. them shouldn't. hurriedly opened an envelope and (II) Cartoons (7) News plus DEBBIE REYNOLDS in began counting the $100, $50 and the Army 2:50, 7:2J, 9:30. 4:15— (2) Secret Storm Previn has been trying to coun "It makes sense with a light (11) News - comedy like 'Facts of Life.' But "THE MATING GAME" CO bills. < St. James—The Alamo 8:00. 4:30- (2) Edge of Night sel his wife not to expect victory. 11:10-(2) Weather Hal H-miphreys Even so, she admitted sleepless it» soundsridiculouswhenyouhave (4) Here's Hollywood (4) Weather FTM h-Cor Hasten (5) Mr. District Attorney nights while composing .accep- it sounds ridiculous, when you (5) Movi*-1952•••"", have a William Faulkner drama (11) Studio W/, tance speeches. RADIO Outpost in Malaya Speech Ready, No Award and then hire the Four Aces to 4:S3—(11) Spunky and Tadpole (7) Weather Shows to sing a dreamed-up song over the WABC 771 WNEW lisa 5; 00- <2) Life of Riley "That happened to me the first WCBS 880 WOR 11:15- (2) Movie—1938 title. 711 (4) Movie four years I was nominated," 1411 WPAT Ride a Crooked Mile He'd Blabber (5) I Led Three Lives Previn sighed. "I was all ready WNBC WQXR ism (4) Jack Paar Watch r "I won't include, a song unless. (») Mischief Makers ith a lovely speech, but I nevj.. ' AFTHIIOOII (7) Movie—1958 :r won. it is warranted. Fortunately, I isiee—waac ch.nit Gr**r (11) Bozo the Clown Moment of TONIGHT haven't seen ordered to concoct weas N (13) Citizen Soldier "On the fifth year, I didn't think Monmouth-OcaaB Indiscretion 10:00 — (Cb. 2) — V. S. Stee! something like 'Elmer Gantry, I Nawa Summary 5:25-(U) Clutch Cargo (11) Weather and .Sports Hour — (Choice viewing) — Love You,' or 'Where Are Those WmaC N.w.;JIm Ltma WOII N.w,, John Scott 5:10- (2) Movie 11:20—(II) Movie— 194S departure from the normal rou Four Horsemen of the Apoc- laiis—woa Th. nui.r.id. (5): Texas Rangers Within These Walla tine, as a comedy-music special Alcoholism alypse." JOHN WAYNE WCU Paxia Raport i ht (7) Lone Ranger 12:00- (I) Movie ~ is presented. Max Liebman, who aSlMr-WMTS Couaty A«.nt C twi: n lt The latter is Previn's current •THE ALAMO" WCBS Allen Gr«i Haw ell W«ya (S) Movie I'm Still Alive mastermined the old Sid Caesai assignment, and he'll take time Miae—w»no **••&•, (11) Three Stooges 12:45— (2) Movie—1944 sjiows, has put together a spool Talk is Set Tttlalin* Mmlo Tod" off to conduct for the Oscar SSiaS—W»BC Ntw.; Farrall Smllh • ISO—WOR Sporta (11) Teen Quiz • Mrs. Parkington on private eyes. Four master LONG. BRANCH — Miss Freda Bash. He solved one puzzle: How . waac Et.Dh.tii craftsmen In the satire field- einitz, executive director, Mon- the band can instantly play the Ernie Kovacs, Edie Adams, Hans lie*—WCBS Naws mouth County Mental Health As- winners' theme songs. He has a "The Entertainer" WHTB Hudllnai. E«S Conned and Pat Carroll—are fea- few bars for all five contenders rile... Huslo sociation, will moderate a panel "Breath of Scandal" WNBC Nawa: Jim Lowa tured. Some original songs will discussion OP county facilities for printed on the one sheet. When W0H Nrwa Eliot add to the fun. lite—WCaS Mao and Wlfa WCBS Nawa: World Of VIEWING TV lcoholism in Monmouth Medical the winner Is announced, the mu- tltt—WCa* BobDixon enter's Auxiliary Hall, Third iciaris pick the right song and WOR C.rhon Fradarlclta B.SS-WOR NawaT McCulIough play at Previn's downbeat. sue—wura NBaliilgc Muile With HAL HUMPHREY 7.S0 — (Ch. 7) — Hong Kong — and Bath Aves., at 1 p.m. next N - W«a N.».B ».;; Farlarralll 8mlt8 b Rhonda Fleming, (he beauteous Wednesday. It would be easier if he had SOPHIA LOREN WHBC EmpbaaEbU U WCaS Nawt: Woo.n'i redhead, portrays a wealthy busi- Dr. Harold Gabel, Elbergon, an a cue sheet of the winners, but MILLIONAIRESS" Raport on nesswoman believed by newsman internist; William Shay, psychia- the Academy insists on secrecy— Waahlnaton "Just as well," he said, "I'd tell WBTO Haadllnai. Maalc Film Mills Hit Glenn Evans (Rod Taylor) to holi tric worker at the alchololic clinic WNBCNiwt: Jim Low. the key to freedom tor an im- f Roosevelt Hospital, Middlesex all, my friends who won." WO* N«w.. L.. Smith prisoned Japanese girl. She's I County, and a representative of Silt—WCSS Bob Diion : Bob u WO* Galao Draka HOLLYWOOD — When a Hol him to smoke up a storm and reluctant witness to a murde Alcoholics A n n o ny mo u s will aise—WHTO K.»i; S *^ lywood TV film producer's secre- pitch a "mild" commercial. scene which, if she talks, will ipeak. ; Ralaxlnf Mualo save the Japanese girl. The plots aiSt—WABC Nawi: Jack C.rtUT SUrllrtt Stlut. tary tells him "New York is on Mrs. Harry J. Carlin, Nave- WHBC Eraphasll At first Rod wouldn't even dis- are often "telegraphed" in these, >1II* the line," he swallows two aspiri ink, chairman of the health di- SlM—WCBS Nawa: Feraonay 3tor cuss the subject. On several oc- but the background sometimes in- Ji . WHTO Haadllnai. Muilc and a tranquilizer pill before pick' 'ision of Monmouth County We|- WNKN»i; Jim Low. WABC Nawa: Happlnaia casions in the past he has said trigues. ing up the phone. 'are Council, sponsor of the dis WOII N.w<: Lyla Van WOW N.y. how wrong he believes it is for a SlSS—WOR Arlana Fr.ncli Lon« John uss\on, said next week's meet- WCBS Martha Wrilht The flurry of show cancels performer, or any one on the cre- time/ 8:10 - (Ch. 7) - Ozzie and Ing is designed "to give interested SlSaWWHTO. Nawi; "-"RAMS tions has almost reached blizzar ative side of the business, to en- • Andtraon Harriet — Dave and his friend individuals and agencies an op- Ralaxln« Mualo ! 9 proportions here the past twi gage in doing TV commercials. III*—WABC Naw«; Jack Carnaf mouth-Oce« Wally are both interested in a ortunity to get information from Get set for a new season of better TV viewing... - umae Empfaiiii » Sumiry weeks. However, some of thes< But as it must to all TV per- Prlc beautiful coed who happens to be he points of view of the alcoholic, check your antenna now. 4l*«—WCBS N.wi: Inform.lion " cancellation notices from the spon Cantral formers or "hosts," there comes the editor of the campus news- he medical profession and the sor's Madison Ave. agency an WHTa Cloilne Stock the time when the sponsor says, paper. When Dave scores a hole linic staff members." She said """ 1 REPEAT TY7O7UUR~DFMAND 77. t Raport; Mutle so cloaked in gobbledegook thai WHBC N.wi; Art ForJ "You can make everyone very in one In golf, Wally scoops his he session will be open to the WO* Nawa: John Wlnnta a producer Isn't always sure he'i happy by doing us this little fa- pal by getting the story into wblic and that it will be fpl • Buy any outdoor antenna from 7.95 and 4llS—WCBS Kantialfc Banirtiart at our (ow WO* Radio New York had it. vor." The implication, is that If I "P "•*«'" discount pricii sod the sponsor is unhappy, the TV print first. A show biz family that wed by a question and answer a lb olutel rREE 4iM—WHTO Km: Ralailntr Take a gander at the following stays together can make hay on icrlod. . Mu.lo billet-doux received by the pro show has no more future than a " S J ~ ? * - «• Internal 4IBS—WABC Hnn; Jack O.rn.r TV. to paraDhrase the sayine. Robert A. Rubin, acting co-or- *, Chimney Mount with a retail value of. WHTtt Fort Hornnouth dueer of "My Sister Eileen:" Republican in Russia. Nawa WOR N.w. 10:00 - (Cb. 7) — N«l(ed Ciry- inator for alcoholic control, state W.95. Offer good for limited time only. WHBC Empbails "Anticipated adjustments in the Rod begin.- filming hte smok ivision of Chronic Illness Con- fi**_WCII -N«n: SidalleMa VIDEO POWERMASTER Another Parts Unlimited '•ttidwill" WHTO1 Monmouth.Ocaan S sponsor's network schedule to co- ing commercials next week. The hbrror of the Nazi concentra rol, has estimated there are 20,. N.wi Summary ordinate the television require- tion camp. Is brought to the al- KM alcoholics in Monmouth Coun- bioittr. OHrwhllminj enHimiain Irom WNBCKawa; Art Ford ments of its various brands dur- Tennessee Ernie Ford finds him- tention of peace-time viewers in tiunflreits of iiliilled cuttuimrt has WOR New.; John Scott "'"" umMii vi tint this anteimi it BUS—WCBB Ktnnath Banthart ing the second and third quarter self caught up in an ironic twist "The Deadly Guinea Pig." Viveca mind to nont. It Is precisely an-l WHTa Dow Jon.a Averagai of 1961, have resulted in the term of the TV fates. He already has Lindfors and Eugenie Leontovich / COSTLY CAPE 17 S3 flntt'ei lnd designed for ni(|ia lire- WOR Radio N«w York ination of its sponsorship of the BIS*—WHTO N.w.t tlri.Jinir „,„_. Strictly for Women announced he wants no more of portray two women living In New CAPE CANAVARAL, Fla. Mimic l.lirn off WKJCNew.: Bill Culler. Wednesday 9 p.m. CBS time peri his weekly TV jhow, because of York who flush out two Nazi doc- AP) — Facilities at this missile B:O0 p.m.) od and the 'My Sister Eileen1 the "grind." Part of that grind Specially BJilfBtil In P«rt« Unlimited tlii» virwuscWB TT""* " BUS—WABC N«w> tors who performed experimental est center, including equipment antenna hat stt a new standard lor the iJMMWBlwi.il. • VININO program, effective April 12. came from bucking his pea-pickin' operations on them. n 12 down range island tracking -WNBC Err, Industry. Ideal far frinje areat this all- -_£^aMt** • *i**—WABC Jack Camay What somebody really is trying head against Eliot Ness every tations, represent a total capital channel, black I white and cater antenna _"" z WCBS Nawi Thursday night. WHBC N>j.i; Sporti to say here is, "Look, baby, your FROST FOR DEEP FREEZE westment of nearly. 800 million will five ytu excellent service. jj jgM i WOR Naw; Lyl. Van Arthur Godfrey Nielsen average audience never But now it's almost certain that ollars. SllS—WCBS Sparta: Bob CooVa WHTOHeadllrm: Mualo GREENVILLE, S. C. (AP) - WHBC Art Ford got off the ground, so we're pull- ABC is about to move Ness and The commander of the C147 "viblo" ET **•"""""" WO* Nawa: John Wlngata WOB Newn Ranorta ing up stakes and shopping for SOUS 'WOOR MarMarthat , Daana his "Untouchables" to 10 p. m. Enilneered fer Parts Unlimited ftr medium •ill—WABC r.ul Karr.r tO:»O—WHTO New Globemaster phase of Operation •IS*—WCBS Newt; nualnau an 8:30 time slot with a western Thursdays, which would leave Deep Freeze for v reception lrtai, thlt antenna tivn p WABC New. Reporla Relaxing Mu.lo hero who shoots a bazooka." Ernie with practically no 9:30 1961 in the WOR New.; WOR Inlervle.,. Antarctic ,has an 8" iul reciptlait at a trnty law, lawprler! Martha Dean. competition. Maybe Ern* will de- appropriate DRIVE-IN tlfinrr Glarintona lOiSk—WABC N.W.: name. He is t,t. Col! Foy B. •Ma—WC(* Financl.1 Newa Chsrlla Grear It's next Wednesday that John cide to wait another season be- "DFIUXE FM*HT£HN»"|J" 1FT?7 WHBC Financial Nawa Frost of Donaldson Air Force UIKOAYS OrIN a:30-MOVIfS M 7tOO WNBC Fmph.il. Mcfntire, the new wagonmaster fore retiring Boaters On Dorbrook Farms, Eatontown, medal of merit for production of N. J., have been declared medal 13,724 pounds of milk and 881 winners by the American Jersey pounds of fat within 305 days Tonight Dumping Cattle Club here. for cows aged up to'four years. NEW YORK —' Col. CM. The rests were verified by the RED BANK-Red Bank Lodge, Juke,1 supervisor of New York Commando Blonde Rosabel was Bnai Brith, will hold a special awarded medals of gold and mer. club anil officials~from Rutgers iarbor for the Army Corps of PJ University, reorganization meeting at 8:45 ingineers, yesterday warned op- It for a 365-day production ol o'clock tonight in Molly Pitcher 14,188 pounds of milk containing jrators of boats and yachts (hat Hotel. ;hey can get In serious, trouble 852 pounds of butterfat for cows It pays to advertise in The Dr. William I. Liebesman of aged 8 to 11 years; Commando hrowing trash and waste over- Register.—Advertisement. Asbury Park, president of the ward. ' • • • • • Northern New Jersey Council, Fines run from $250 to $2,501) Bnai Brith, scheduled the ses- and jail sentences, from 30 days sion. to a year on conviction of vio- On the local lodge's reorgani- lation of the federal law forbid- zation committee are Abraham J ding such disposal in navigable Zager, Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal waters, he said, adding: PROWN'S ieymour Corwin and Arthur Wes "The total quantity, from the ton. thousands of boats using these MONITORS ALL—These are staff members of the Atlantic Highlands Nursing Home— the first full staff of Arthur Brenman of Paterson waters creates a major and ser- SAVINGS IN ALL DEPTS. a member of the supreme lodge's ious problem." i its kind to be certified as qualified Radchem (radio-chemical) monitors for the state's Civil Defense organization board of governors, and George He said- his office was not as 10-9T. PLASTIC in Monmouth County. George West, technical co-ordinator of Radchem, 'and assistant to Clifford Barker, Rad- Melnick of Philadelphia, district Interested in prosecutions as with BOUQUET OF 12 director of membership, wll chem director, said all would report on conditions in the event of a nuclear attack. Mayor1 Robert McTague pre- "voluntary compliance with the WATER speak. law," but that this law must be PLASTIC sented the monitors' certificates. Mr. West said: "We also are a group dedicated to safety in the case of an ac- obeyed. , PAILS ROSES^ cidental explosion of a. friendly nuclear device." Above, left to right, are Mr. West, Ray Guswaldo, Paul Cas- tellano. Mayor McTague, Richard Coffey, Daniel Viggiano, Fred Nees and Mr. Barker. Also speaking were R. Scout Leaders BACKS PEACE CORPS Reg. J. Jacobs, Rumion, a Fort Monmouth instructor; Ward Parker, Electronic Associates, Long Branch, and Harry FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) 98c Going to Dix —Indian Prime Minister Ne»>ru 49 79 Ross, Atlantic Highlands' Civil Defense director. yesterday voiced full support of OAKHURCT — J. Fred Billett. President Kennedy's proposed Regular 79c Glue a certificate listing officially scout executive, said yesterday 'eace Corps to help underde- Judge Fusco to Address Mummy Is the cause of death, etc. each of five districts in Mon veloped countries. No one around has any idea mouth Council of Boy Scouts will "I am supporting all peaceful who the mummy was. send leaders to participate in an Intentions wholeheartedly," Neh- INSTANT St. Anthony's Holy Name A Problem all-day statewide study session ru said during a brief slop en JACKSON. Miss. (AP) — for Boy Scout officials at Fort route to the Commonwealth Con- RED BANK — Emitio Grilll, active member of the America What do you do with a body Hobby Show Dix Saturday. ference in London. GRIP 44 Subjects for study at workshop chairman of the St. Anthony Holy Bar Association, the New Jerse a few thousand years old? Bar Association and the Middl Is Scheduled sessions will take In camping, UNPAINTED Name Society's annual Commun- •Rat's what Robert NeiUel, REG. 2.49-5-lb. ion breakfast, today announced sex County Bar Association. training, organization and exten- curator of the state historical MATAWAN — The Men's Club sion, finance, activities, health that Superior Court Judge Ralph Judge Fusco served as a depi museum would like to find out. of the Presbyterian Church wil GRASS WOOD L. Fusco will speak at this year's ty attorney general from Apr and safety, advancement proce- The museum has an Egyp- sponsor. a railroad and hobbj dure and planning. event. 12, 1954; as a special prosecute show April 11-14. SEED BOOKCASE of Bergen County from April 1 tian mummy which 1s collec- Harold H. Williams, Red Bank, The breakfast will take place ting dust In a storeroom and Exhibits will include traim in will represent ths Great North- after the 8 a.m. mass Sunday 1954, to April 28, 1955, and i O, S, and HO gauge, and item $|99 9 acting prosecutor of Passa! Neitzel hopes to get rid of the ern District; Earl Van Pelt, at the Silhouette Ballroom, Mon- thing. dealing, with a variety of othei Oceanport, the Central District; mouth St. County from April 29, 1955 hobbles. " SH 1-1300 *3- V January, 1956. "I-may Just ask the board Ernest Peseux, Holmdel, the Judge Fusco, who was recently of health for permission to Persons who would like to ex- Chlngarora District; Dr. Norman appointed to the Superior Court, Governor Robert B. Meyner a] bury it," Neitzel said. hibit may contact Jack Lambert, Sauer, Allenhurst, the Southern INQUIRE! Regular 4.98—Wicker g% was born in Perth Amboy and pointed him a commissioner < chairman, 46 Johnson Ave.; Gor- District, and Seymour Burki was educated in Perth Amboy the board of Public Utility Con But (he problem of a deatfa don Magee, assistant chairman, Farmlngdale, and Domlnick Cer- public schools. He attended the missioners in January, 1956, an certificate arises. Wyckoff St., or J. Edgar Wilkin rato. Freehold, the Battleground $20 per mo. up DOG BASKET / University of Newark and the designated him as president In Mississippi, a human son, acting police chief, Matawan District. Cot. Broad * Recklws, ft. B. Complete with Mattrest- •• New Jersey Law School, from the board June 23, 1959. body can't be buried without Township. • which he was graduated with the The governor reappointed hi COTTON degree of bachelor of laws in 1934. to the board of Public Utilil After enlisting as a private in Commissioners Aug. 31, 1959, f< TV the Air Corps in World War II,a full six-year term ending Au LOOP Mr. Fusco taught instrument fly- 30, 1965. His reappointment wi r ing and became a range officer confirmed dy the New Jersi GAMES in Anti-Alrcraft Artillery. In 1944-Senate the same day. RUGS 1945 he taught at the Military In- He is married, to the form Better thai} Mother used to make... FUCKERS 1 telligence, Center, and then be- came assistant counter-intelli- Mary L. Rouse of Jersey City ar Color 1.00 & 1.98 gence officer in' Okinawa. resides with his wife and soi 98 Form* Ralph, Jr., a student at Metuchi «•. , 9 In 1945-1946, he was assigned High School, in Metuchen. 98 FLYING .50 to the G-2 Army Service Com Members of the Holy Nan PIZZA ... 1 mand in Korea and also was warSociety will receive Communli 19 crimes prosecutor of the Military at the mass, which is to be eel Intelligence Section at various brated by Msgr. Salvatore 1 stations and posts in the United BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY Lorenzo. They then will man States and the Far East. He is in a body to the restaurant. STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. a major in the Judge Advocate WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 General's Department, Army Re- William Setaro is the preside serve. of the society. Samuel Carotenu' will act as toastmaster. He Is one of the few American lawyers who has been admitted to practice before the Supreme It adds up! More and mo Court of Korea. 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JCP&L Jenty CtttnJ Pwnr * Lfckt 16—Wed, Marcfe 8, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER STEVE ROPER By SAVNBERS and OVERGARD UKEWEStf CROSSWORD PUZZLE Angwtr to YnUnlu'i Puizli t3000K»l»WyW0FSH TEAHOUSE Bridge Column UKE T WAT fU?INDrTER «W«7~Sr£S \ M^ ACROM T-Int.rta.co GOBACKTOTHWCWIMMy HRftftT/ l-MorttBcatlon By ALFRED SHHNWOLD BURLQ ..NURSE NAMED M*RY JONES J RONS RIFE. ^ 1-PraUMt sIUamlnstcIUltdd ^TlpotrBEimEffijTEP/ 1-T- I --JOKER/' «-Mmt B to-Prult drink 3a 23S3 a^aa STEVE COUUJRMDVOU ll-Footllk. out asa asaga aaa Do you listen to your opponents A JOB HIM.' i:-Number IT-Sbada ll-DoraMtlc 1»-TUU of aasa aaaaa iaai and try to figure out what they lt-CoocMa rwpact mean by their bids? The average The Hand UEn M-Drlnk 3BSUa 83333331 huTltr ansssaa aaana player doesn't bother; he has •South (Staler U-OM trouble enough figuring out Both .wlcs vulnerable ItGiIt-Girl'r * nun* an sasaa sine their Jmlth aaa aaaaa aaai what his partner means. , NORTH ll-Lst* xt-xtmiunomtf anaa aasja as *Q»5 17-Narro flat As In so many hands, the fate » 10 9 « 3 board of today's hand depends on the tl-Foue*. 10-Mth) opening lead. West can defeat the t 11-PnpomltlOB contract only if he listens to the EAST out 15-D« REAUZETHI9 make it pay, scientists A acres gan, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. person out of sight below the of land. tionalization or other taking of moon'* horizon will not get the their property are urged to file Dana Graham, Pine Brook Rd., meaaage. And the moon is small- But for a modern industrial them immediately with the For-enlisted in the Navy last week AHVHOW, I HATE TO er than the earth, so Its dorizoo town needing 50,000 kilowatts eign Claims Settlement Commis- and is training at the Naval THINK WHAT MARK of power, it would take literally Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. WOULD DO IFVOO Kill be only three miles away. sion. HARM ANPY/ One amemeuey alternative: square miles of collectors to Upon completion of basic train- gather enough sunlight The deadline for claims filing ing, he will return home on M i Sept. 30, 1061. Such a large days leave prior to his next as- relume of claims is anticipated By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL Harvest the Rain signment NUBBIN that early submission will per- Guess Who 6OME0OPY Just an inch of rain on onmie t expeditious processing and Seaman Regan attended. Red 1 square mile means 72,300 tons of Bank High School prior to his NESTAN7MYB50S AN JU. prevent delays which could re- •MGWHOte WORKS!! water. But the earth's ability to sult from claimants waiting until enlistment He was processed by PCROONAW soak up water determines wheth- the last day or month to file. Master Chief Michael Tereo of PUILPVtWA NEW NEST/ er it can be used or not. More than 19,500 individuals and the Navy recruiting station. Red Rutgers University scientists companies; who, according to Bank, found some soils can absorb State Department and commis- nearly five inches of rain an sion records, may have eligible hour —£ while Some others can claims, have been notified that soak up only three hundredths the government of Poland by Fluoridation of an Inch. agreement with the United States Obviously for the fanner there is paying $40 million in satisfac- is little point in putting an inch tion of these claims. Voted Down of water per hour into his fields "Eligible claimants," a spokes- ANDOVER, Mass, (AP} —Vot- by irrigation, if they can handle man said, "must show to ers of this old Massachusetts only a fraction of that amount commission that the property 1 town have voted against the prac- on which the claims are based tice of fluoridating its water sup- Hot Old Sol was owned by U. S. citizens at ply—in effect since 1956. POGO By WALT KELLY When the sun is having one the time of the 'taking.' In ad- Fluoridation was approved in of its stormy seasons, there dition, me loss must have oc- town meeting five years ago and are some 30 tremendous ex- curred prior to July 16, 1360, thewas not the subject of a town plosions on its face each year. date the claims agreement was referendum until Monday. The Half of these affect the earth signed with Poland; the proper- vote was 2,552 for fluoridation, collects box tops. — from radio static and black- ties or debts upon which claim is 3,219 against, outs to spectacular bursts from based, must have been owned Use of the chemical in the wa- the ton toward the earth at «0,- continuously by U. S. nationals ter supply was to be stopped Easy Sun-Style 009 miles a second, • says a to the date of the Agreement. yesterday. Smithsonian Institution report. "If anyone has an eligible Doctors and dentists favored claim, it is in that person's best retention bl the practice while a Follow the Leader interest to register that claim group of citizens, led by Corne- without delay." lius Wood, son of the late Wil- Some species of termites are liam M. Wood, former president experts at leaving a trail for ON RIFLE TEAM of American Woolen Co., opposed B-eir fellow termites to'follow. t. And they are especially endowed MATAWAN - Private First Class Domenick Decenzo, son of Opponents argued there was no for that purpose. proof of any benefit to teeth. Scientists have found a small Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Decen- By ALLEN SAWDERS and KEN ERNST gland in the abdomen of the ter-zo, Forrest Ave., is a member of MARY WORTH mite winch drags along the the 21st Infantry rifle team NAME CONFUSION WM THE ONLY THIN6 IT MAY M DUlt—BUT which recently won the 24th Di- TEACHER VOWS SHARP.' ground leaving a trail of secre- COALGATE, Okla. (AP) - 1 OPEN AT THI5 HOtK, FABLE! tion. Faithfully succeeding ter- vision's LeClerc matches in Ger-Eleven Moore at times throws MAT NEED FRJEND5 HERE. •• IN THE CATALOGUE, TKt mites follow this trail, wherever many, Decenzo, is regularly as- people with his name. When he COURSE 50UND£0»(iI OF DULL! it leads, signed to the infantry in Munich. became ill, the doctor advised He entered the Army in January him to go to a hospital. Con- Where is The Sting? 1959, received basic training at sternation reigned at the hospital Fort Dix, and arrived overseas when the news spread: "They're The Aedes Aegypll — thein June 1959. bringing in 11 more." mosquito that spreads yellow fever — Is becoming resistant to DDT and dleldrin tnsectl- By Ceean sldes In Puerto Rico and per- "ASTRO-GUIDE" haps elsewhere In the Carrlb- For Thursday, March 9 bean, scientists report. However, new, more effec- tive insecticides have already Present—For You and been developed that still have Yours • • • A fine day! Aspects favor domestic activity—clean- an apparent 100 per cent eflec- ing, mending, shopping and the tivness against the Aedes. like. A cooperative attitude pre- REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY vails and people are willing to go along with new ideas and I TRIED TOGE T HIIATO Delia Torre methods. Radiations smile on 6m BE those in love—and those who MNKAC6CTRACT FOR would like to be. 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EDITOR'S NOTE: This is «o- j Lavagetto, now a somebody Bonikottski, who won for ether la a series on the major in big league managing because Wilson and Joel Kiger, 18- NJSIAA league teams. Others toil] fal- he has what appears to be a re-; game winner for Erie, look low en this page daily. spectacle team, is optimislic promising. Tournament lavagetto feels tliat Killc- By WALTER L. JOHNS about the Twins. Cookie says TODAY Central Press Sports Editor that "We have virtually the same brew, who hits those tape ORLANDO, Fla. — There ball club and since ma* of onr measure homers, will improve AT CLIFFORD SCOTT HIGH weren't too many capital gains new men are in their third year at first base, where he was 8:OO-St. Michael's (JC)-5t. An- (or Cookie Lavagetto In Wash- we should be improved over last transferred last year, "and that thony's (JC) winner vs. Im- 1 ington until last year, when his season." such players as Dan Dobbek, maculate Conception (No. Jer- Senators finished fifth, but this Pitching could be the real who has been working at third sey, Par. B) Is a new year, a new location key and, as Cookie says, "our along with his outfield post, AT UPSALA COLLEGE and the best Washington team pitching is in between. If some should Improve because of the 7:M-Roselle Park vs Clifford aince 1542 and Cookie and the of our young boys come through experience he gained last sea- Scott (No. Jersey, See. 3, Gr. rest of the Minnesota Twite we could be all set." n) look for considerable gain in "Our bench," continued the; Bob Allison, the rookie star i 8. jo-Roselle-Washington winner tiie standings. Twins' manager„..., could beiof 1959, also has been vorking vs. Roxbury (No. Jersey, Sec. The dub, now the Minnesota strengthened" and "we're try-jat first base, where he played 2, Gr. II) Twins, which has brought base- ing to eliminate some cf last in the Cuban League, to give AT WESTFIEU) HIGH ball to the "Upper Midwest" as year's problems which forced usithe club more versatility. 8:30—New Providence vs. Moun- the roster indicates, is virtually to maneuver our infield wheni Ron HHenry , up ffrom Louis- tain Lakes (No. Jersey, Sec. 2, the same which wound up fifth we needed a pinch-Wtter." | vjue jss a third catcher to go Gr. I) test year after spending most The club has good power in;nith flattey and Hal Naragon, AT BERGEN CATHOLIC HIGH .. _.. _.... _.. ..._ . Harmon Killebrew, Jim !.emon] ^ s j join Reno of the time the last 15 years and in in( el( t0 ORADELL deep in the second division. (and Bob Allison, and should be: B ia Billy Consolo, Billy ertD i 8:00-Rldgefleld Park vs. Du- The transfer to -Minneapolis- improved with the reguiar play - • - --* ••••<•---• -•- «— Gardner and jCillebrew is Don mont (No. Jersey, Sec. I, Gr, a Paul which came about last! of catcher Eari Battey, infielder Mincher, who had a fine year at II) October, has been a pleasant Billy Gardner and outfielder Charleston. At HANOVER HIGH one, for dub officials and Lenny Green. The team should Ed Lopat, former Yankee get good pitching from Camilo 8:00—West Orange Mountain vs. Cookie tell you that Gopher hero, has joined tfie dub as a Pascual, Pedro Ramos and Netcong (No. Jersey, Sec. 2, fans have taken to the team, coach and he should help the that the ticket sale fs three Chuck Stobbs, with Don Lee Gr. I) INDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONS—Tha Christian Brothers Acadamy freshman squad won the Christian Brothers pitchers. AT LYNDHURST HIGH times what it was in Washing- and John Kralick helping out. Schools freshman indoor track "B" championship Monday in New York City. Champions in photo, fentsling, Uft Lavagetto looks for help this 8:00-Rldgefield vs. Park Ridge ton and that some fans as far TIP ON THE TWINS away as Williston, N. D., some year from an untried newcomer, (No. Jersey, Sec. 1, Gr. 1) to right, are Jo* Santanello. Franeit Clostey. Tom Grennao and Edward MulverhiH. Center row, »«ma order, 650 miles from the Twin. Cities, southpaw Gerry Arrigo, who Should b* owners' best AT PASAMUS HIGH are Jamas Geatling, John Homlish, Keith Mast, Robert Wair, Thomas McKnight, Joe Pingnatore, Hugh O'Nall g:M-Glen .Rock vs. Saddle have bought season tickets. now has a cast on his :eg fol- team since war yean; solid and Edward Kelsay. Back row, laft to right, are Coach Brother Augustine, Steve Gantz, Robert Rappolo, Robert Additionally, the club will be lowing an injury in camp, and pitchers In Pascual and Rao- Brook (No. Jersey, Sec. 1, Paul Giel, the old Minnesota Gr. II) Germano, Edward Mylott, Robert Reynolds and Leonard Biiiaro. playing in one of Hie finest of mos, plenty of home ran pow- all baseball stadiums, the Met-[footballer who was with the Pi AT ASBURY PARK ropoHtan Stadium, which is at rates and Salt Lake City last ' er, with bench strength need- • CONVENTION HALL nearby Bloomington, Minn., and year. ed. Could be • candidate for 7: M—Trenton Catholic vs. Cam- Five Schools now seats 30,643 but which will ~Te d' Sadowdd, who came up the first division new den Catholic calls The distancp medley team of State University (17-7) or Utah The selection of St. Louis after of this meet will be the return "qoach" next year, will be Ter- Joseph McGuinnes, 880, Robert (20-6). The last entry is to be de- last year's winner. Bradley, had duel between Bill Reilly of Long rance Ransbury. Fitzgerald, 220, O'Neill, 440, termined Saturday when Colorado declined an invitation, brought a Branch, and Paul Gately of St. and John Homlish, mile, won State and Utah play off for the protest because Tennessee State Rose, state Catholic champion. The Board of Education last The battle for the team title will night named Mr, Ransbury head easily after Joe McGuiness built Skyline Championship. The win had been ignored. up a substantial lead in the lead ner will go Into the National col- be close, with St. Rose favored coach of football and basketball, Percy Suttoii, president of the over a strong Asbury Park entry. at a salary ot $400 for each sport. olf half mile leg. legiate (NCAA) tournament and New York Branch of the Nation- Robert Dixon was appointed Other point scorers for the Luv the loser to the NIT. al Association for Advancement head gymnastics coach, at $400; croft team were Bob Weir, sec- Dayton and the Utah-Colo. State of Colored People, charged that race was involved in passing over William Hillman, cross country ond in the quarter mile with the winner were placed in one brack- the omission of the all-negro Tennessee State, and track coach, at $400 for each time of 57 ' seconds, Toni et and Memphis State and Ni- school from Nashville, Tenn., "We have invfted small college post; Russell Macaluso, baseball McKnight and Joe Geasling, sec- (Photoa ey Frank Kuchlrchuk) agara in the other. The seeded gave indications of racial predju- teams before and they never have cpach, at $400; Theodore Schloes- ond and fifth in the mile, a sec- teams will go directly into the dice. • lived up to expectations," he »afd. ser, assistant soccer coach, at ond place in the 880 relay of 350,000, up $1,775,000 from 1960; quarter-final round. Ken Norton, chairman of the "The members of the committee $200; and Diane V. Hazzard, Tom Grennan and Richard S. The tournament schedule: NIT selection committee and selected what they thought were of the 8 National League clubs, Richardson, Ed. Macksey and Record $75 MUlion to Put Girls' Athletic Association direc- Thursday night, March 16 — coach at Manhattan, denied that the best and most efficient teams. $5,080,000. up $300,000; CBS and tor, at $400. Len Bizzaro, second and fifth in NBC Saturday and Sunday tele- All those appointed will also the shot put. Baseball on TV and Radio casts, $1,333,000 from each net- teach next year at the new high Ed Mulverhill, who won the work, up $121,000 each; World school. New Jersey Catholic Freshman Series and All-Star games, 53,- Red Schoendienst Anxiously that baseball club owners have high jump last week, finished WASHINGTON (AP) - An in 250,000, no change. dustry spokesman indicated yes looked forward to future riches Reggie Root, former Yale as fourth in his event. terday that sponsors will pay a from pay television and added: The over-all increase of $1,567,- sistant football coach, is the new Varsity competition was limited 000 takes account of the loss ol dean of men at the University o to two relays. In the sprint med record $75 million to put major "we wonder if they realize what 1 Signs Contract For $25,000 league baseball games on tele- a good thing they already have in $750,000 from Mutual Broadcast- Washington. He's a Phi Beta ley a fine second leadoff ing System's decision to drop its Kappa graduate of Yale. quarter by Frank Ragan helped vision and radio this season. free television and radio." It es- Aging Red Schoendienst, threat- struck by a foul in an intra- Righthander Don Drysdale, Of that amount, the 18 Ameri- timated baseball's receipts as at radio game of the day broadcast. his teammates Jack Kohms, Art ened with the end of a major squad game. DeFazio and George Sheehan to erratic last season with a 19-14 can and National League clubs least twice the sum of players Television brings in about 70 lengthening of the AL schedule league career spanning 16 sea- finish second to a strong Lough- At the same time, the Cards record, pitched four sharp innings will divide an unprecedented {17.3 salaries. per cent of the industry revenue, from 154 to 162 games and "an sons and a bout with Tuberculo- reported that ailing shortstop In a Los Angeles workout. He which In total has about tripled lin team. CBA, despite Charley million for broadcast rights. The survey listed the New York almost unanimous move to tele- Dippel's 4:59 anchor mile, failed sis, has been pronounced the Julio Gotay still has blurried gave up only one hit and two With the growing popularity of Yankees of the American League in the last 10 years and jumped vise more games." The Milwau- "youngest-acting guy" on the St. vision from an eye inflammation. unearned runs—on a homtr by $20 million from 1957. to place in the distance medley color television, addition of two'and Los Angeles Dodgers of the kee Braves are now the only which went to LaSalle Military Louis Cardinals and rewarded Outfielder Al Pilarcik, obtained Tommy Davis—struck out four more National League teams and I Nation as top clubs in anticipa- Stations and networks pay base- video holdouts. Academy anchored by Highland's with a $25,000 contract. from Baltimore in a trade, told and walked only one, the start of a new $4 million ajed TV-radio income, each with ball for TV-radio rights, then sel Color television has reached in- Joe Lynch, schoolboy record hold- The 38-year-old switch-hitter the Kansas City A's he's retiring Joe Hicks had a homer and because of illness in his family. year World Series-All Star game.Sl million. That would represent them to sponsors. Beer companies to Chicago and Cincinnati, and the er in the two-mile run. went at top speed in the Cards' double in Washington's Intra- contract, total revenue in 1962 a repeat for the Dodgers and a are the leading advertisers, par- magazine said provisions are be- intra-squad game yesterday, The A's, however, continued to squad contest while Roy Sievers may soar to $35 million. gain of $100,000 for the Yankees ticipating in commercials for al ing made for pay TV in years to cracking two singles, stealing a get solid hitting performances connected for a pair of doubles from rookie outfielder Jay Han- Last year it was $70 million. over Broadcasting's evaluation of teams except tho Dodgers. come. It quoted Commissioner base, scoring one run and mak- in the White Sox's practice ses- Palmer Gets 64 ing a stop with the skill he used kins, who had two doubles and a sion. Bob Skinner and Bob Oldis Those are the calculations of 1960 rights. Broadcasting attributed the 1961 Ford Frick, however, as saying 1 to flash as one of the National single in an (intra-squad test and each had three hits at the Broadcasting, a weekly TV-radio The magazine broke down 1961 increase to the American the World Series will be made League's greatest second base- is 8-for-19. Infielder Lou Klim- Pirates' camp, and Gus Bell Industry magazine. rights this way: League's expansion to Los An- available to pay TV only when In Tuneup Round chock slammed a double and Commenting editorially in its men. , sparked the Cincinnati workout Individual contracts of the 10 gelcs and Minneapolis-St. Paul, 25 per cent of the population is single and now is S-for-14. with a two-run homer. current issue. Broadcasting noted American League clubs total $6,- "a rejuvenation in Washington,' subscribing. PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — The Schoendienst, who had been defending champion, Arnold Pal working without a contract after mer, turned in an eight under getting his release from the Mil- par 64 yesterday in a tuneup waukee Braves, accepted terms round for the Pensacola Golf following the workout. General Tournament starting tomorrow. Manager Bing Devine said, "This is our break, not Red's. He has Palmer had Identical nine-hole been impressive and should help totals of 32 in his tuneup tour of us tremendously." the Pensacola-Country Club course. Manager Solly Hemus con Other subpar warmup scores curred, calling the veteran "the were marked up by Dow Finster- youngest-looking, youngest-acting guy on the squad. My one con- wald, 67; Joe Campbell, 67; Al cern was Red's healjh," con Gclberger, 68; and Doug Higgins, tinued the Redbird skipper, "but 68. no man could be ill and work the Further practice rounds are way he has the IasJ two weeks." planned today on the eve of the While Schoendienst anxiously sixth annual $20,000 meet. The agreed to terms, Milwaukee's re- field of 150 Includes all the pre- luctant Wes Covington finally vious winners: Don Fairfieid, ended his holdout siege by sign- 1956; Art Wall Jr.. 1957; Doug ing after the club gave the 29- Ford, 1958; Paul Harney, 1959; year-old outfielder an ultimatum and Palmer. to sign or go through with his Also on hand Is the winner ot threat to sit out the season. the $30,000 greater New Orleans Elsewhere, a rash of injuries tournament Sunday, Doug Sand- broke out with the San Franciso ers. Sanders fell victim to birdies Giant's Willie' Mays escaping on the last two holes by Palmer serious damage when a vicious last year and came in second foul spun off his left foot in bat- here. ting practice. He suffered a SHARING THE TRACK — Christian Brother. Academy i«, without a doubt, the only school in this area with an Four tounng pros tied at 70 bruised instep. TEAMING UP AGAIN —A beaming StanVMuiial iltT indoor running frack fpr its track teamt. CBA, which is locatod on tho former Greentree Stablos location, Lin- for medalist honors in the quali- Rocky Nelson, first baseman with his longtime close friend «nd former teammate, fying round. They were Buddy croft, is making good use of the indoor track which the thoroughbreds" use for winter training. CBA not only for the World Champion Pitts- Rad Schoendienst, at the St. Louis Cardinal camp in St. trains its teams on the track, but holds track meets with other schools. Horsei stabled on the propsrty are trained Sullivan, Bob Zimmerman, Billy burgh Pirates, was hit in the Hoover and Dean Refram. Petersburg, Fla. The 38-year-old second baseman was up until 2 p.m. Then the running athletes taka over the track. At the left, Michael Fogarty is exarcising a face by a pitched ball, but was There were no major casualties not seriously injured. Chicago signed to a $25,000 Cardinal'contract. Red starred for spirited thoroughbred. At th« right Brother Kavin, assistant track coach, is clocking ic-ma of his charge* who run in the qualifying round, in which White Sox rookie catcher Camllo the Redbirds for 10 seasons before being traded away. . the 440 and under. • • 70 berths were at stake. The cut- arreon split an index finger on oft point was 77, ill right hand when he was (ABWirephoto) RED BANK REGISTER Wed., M«ch 8, 1961—19 1 1 b| a Splits and J£n£ u Misses Veteran Basketball Coaches By PAUL A. ALBRECHT Rate Ohio State as Tops

CHICAGO (AP) — Two vet- Hickcy and Rupp addressed I was one of the first to Last Saturday night the women took over Elm eran basketball coaches, AdolpV hicago •Basketball Writers via predict last season that Ohio Lanes with the annual running of the J. Stanley Her- Rupp of Kentucky and Ed Hlck- iplified telephone. Hickey said State would go all the way in ey of Marquette, yesterday ouisville might be the club to the NCAA tourney," said Rupp. bert Trophy event, the opening of the Monmouth Coun •greed Ohio State's splendid ull the NCAA rug from under "I think they may go all the ty Women's tournament. This year only the five high Buckeyes deserve unstinting le Buckeyes. Louisville Monday way again, but the pressure is average gals from each establishment were eligible to praise, but will face mounting ght whipped Marquette, 75-50. mounting on them. This is a sound, solid team — goo4 re- compete. This meant that there were a possible 20 pressure in their NCAA title de- If Louisville hurdles Ohio Uni- fense. ?rsity in the preliminary round bounding, good shooting ability teams, but for some reason only eight teams entered the NCAA's Mideast Regional and with tremendous speed. But As this event was conducted under the handicap sys- Louisville next Tuesday, the in a tournament, every team is charged up." tem we/ail to see any reason why each and every es- ardinals from Kentucky will be ussell Paces ihio State's first tourn*y oppon- How would Rupp compare tablishment was not represented. Be that as it may, nt three nights later, March 17. Ohio State with some of his Freehold wound up with the gold ball. Kentucky powerhouses ot the Celtics' Win "Ohio State is moving now un-past? Freehold rolled games of 785, 781 and 826, for PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP) - r terrific pressure trying to "Well, you take that 1953-54 "he Boston Celtics, calling on laintain its unbeaten string team led by Cliff Hagan and 2,392. Add 285 pins as the handicap and the winning REBUILDING PROBLEM FOR NAVY—Navy football coach Wayne Hardin poi«( mw 23)," said Hickey. 'Louis- he defensive genius of Bill Rus- Frank Ramsey which had a 25-0 total was 2,677. Matawan-Keyport finished second with two remaining 1960 starters and dummies representing nine positions to be ille is a senior club with fine record," said Rupp. "It would 1, held off a last period drive eight and perhaps the greatest with 2,426234-2,660. Harmony Bowl was third on filled at Annapolis, Md. Players are John Hewitt (62) and Steve Hoy (521. Among have been an interesting game 2,415-2?8r2,643. Bradley Lanes rolled, the highest Cincinnati and took a 124-121 ollegiate outside shooter in 6- if that Kentucky team met this the nine I960.saniors who were starters and are graduating wai All-America back ational Basketball Association ;et-5 Johnny Turner. This team single team game and scratch series with an 872 and Ohio State team." Joe Bellino. Occasion was opening session of spring practice. (APWirephoto) ictory last night. Quid mean lots of trouble for Kentucky meets Marquette in 2,464, but had only 174 pins handicap, so lost out by Cincinnati, trailing by IT points hio State. the Chicago Stadium Saturday 39 pins, for, a fourth place finish. iarly in the last quarter, closed "Don't forget until a few weeks night, rounding out a twin bill igo, Louisville was in the na- also pitting Chicago Loyola and The proud winners were Jane Russo — 463, Aaron Gives within one, 118117, when Rus- ion's top 10, winning 13 in a Xavier of Cincinnati. Joyce Brereton — 441, Ruth Lang — 432, Elaine 11 took charge again. 3vv." The National Associated However, Kentucky's biggest WLING The 6-9 rebounding ace blocked ress poll had Louisville ranked Hill — 559 arid Barbara Ugi — 497. Elaine had a Bit of Advice game of the season comes to- veral shots, intercepted one on )urth in its Jan. 2 ratings and morrow night when the Wild- 190 and a 198 and Barbara 182, to help proprietor i the top 10 until Feb. 13. cats and Vanderbilt tangle at Tony Russo take home the trophy. Incidentally, To Covingt te way up and hogged the de- on msive backboard. He dropped Rupp concurred with Hickey Knoxville, Tenn., for the right to BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — hat Ohio State is "one of the represent the Southeastern Con- lead-off Jane Russo is Tony's boss. Just one more i the two-pointer that put the BED BANK EBCREATION KKD BANK KECREATION Henry Aaron, the Milwaukee inest basketball teams ever put ference in the NCAA's Mideast proof that those high scores reported from Free- „ WKDNKSUAY KITE LEAGUE Tt'ESDAY NIGHT U5AGIE :eltics ahead, 120-117, and Bill igether." Regional. W h Braves slugging outfielder, had hold are not due only to good scoring conditions Bernard J. Marx" Agency *£?% 19'1 Vincent'* Beauty Salon £u 2» •harman added a free throw. A. C. Hadio & Television 47»4 24»i Raasaa Brothers , ** 31 a bit of advice today for his but also to some mighty fine keglers and kegler- Man Brothrr* *-.- 46 25 Oil Delivery me « 34 Oscar Robertson and Win Wil Atlantic Hotel .38*4 33tf' Rogel's Club Metric -38 . 37 teammate Wes Covington. :ong sandwiched field goals ettes. Beldin'a Jewelers ...... 33 39 Forrar'a Liquors _..— 38 37 THE A ALIGNMENT & Dav.son'i JJalntenanca _ -33 29 Overhead Doors Prod Inc —35 *0 It was: iround a free throw by Boston's 3. H. Kelly Company 3014 41'.4 Red Bank Register _„ _..-.31 4* K. C. Jones to close up again, From time to time we come across two teams Atlantic DAD 7 65 Hancoclt'i lUdio Servlc* 23 ol "Stop paying attention to criti- High Team, 3-Oame—Marx Brother* 600 Series — Mickey Ca.vanagh 208 hut Russell's field goal in the GENERAL) BRAKE SPECIAL from the same company In the Firemen's league 2,750; High, Team Game — Marx 219, 235—662; Robert Korona 200, 193, cism." ' • Brother* 1,018; H.*b, 3-Gamn — Mon- 232 626 closing seconds put it away. that are fighting for first place, either In the same roe Mane 630; High, a&me — Paul 200 Club — Joseph Talarico _ _ _ Covington came to terms with Big Bill finished with 25 points IIRE J $©88 Patterson 236. Henry Ev«ri 213, Joseph i&iduaky 307, the Braves yesterday and was • UORRKCT CASTER. CAMBER, TOED) division or other divisions. We have paid little or Armand Crupl — 72 182.11 205- MIko Fcrrigno 237, Alex Rogel high for the Celtics, and had 31 • ADJUST BKAEES • ADJUST ST«EBIKO Monroe Marx 72 178.6 200. MontB Qeroni 221, Phil Newman reported heading for Bradenton rebounds. Bob Cousy contributed • ADD BBAHB CLDID no attention to a like situation at the other Mario Crupl . 72 177.97 2Q3, Howard Hull 202. MOST Alfred Cooney fi6 176.6 Team High 3 Games — Rogei • Club to start training with th« Na- 21 points. CARS Vincent DePontI 35 174.4 Metra 2,718; Team High Game — Han- 8 end of the standings.. It was brought to our Andy OeNuccf T£ 173.43 cock's Radio Service 961; High Series— tional League ball dub. He pre- Robertson, who along with Ar- Michael Arnone . 47 173.29 Mickey Cav&nagh 662; High Game — viously had threatened to sit out attention, however, that the Red Bank Liberty Oacar Newman , i 72 172.15 Frank Flney 241. en Dockhorn and Jack Twyman James GUi.ll»m« —68 172.12 the season if not given s bettei ed the Royals closing drive, fin- McMANUS & FISK INC. S and 2 teams, in E and F respectively, were in the Paul Fatterwn —. -63 UNITED MONDAY NIGHT offer. The Braves gave him a Open Dallrlto* Robert Hencock .57 shed with 32 points; Wayne Em cellar only recently. Since then the 2 team has Jojpph LoClcero . ——.55 All. High. Kino ultimatum — sign, or'sit it out, toy had 22. 1724 Asbury Av... Aibury Park KEIIogg 1-2646 Robert Caddock „ 68 Brlte'a Cleaners won 14 of thejast 15 and moved closer to the top. Claude Sorchardt. 57 Cottage Lounge He signed. John Qal&tro ~.~ . 1> Missile Men.-.-.-.. Only last week the 3 team finally won three games William VanBeveld* 72 BanfJeld Movers "Wes is a funny ball player, Harold Young S9 Dwight's Plbg. & Aaron said in discussing Coving- "" ErlRBr Allii* . -.63 167.52 Qrend Plaza Pizza .-, and may now also be out of the cellar. The only ly Fischer ____-_.„ .57 167.3? tWraglla'a Onlt Sale* ton with newsmen. "If he hits Larry Lucisano „! II Dopuelt's Hofbr&uhau; the ball real hard, he will get reason this came to our attention is due to the William Ether r -C3 aiuan Shapiro —:..f>5 his confidence back and there's fact that the 3 team is ours and we are now one Lewis Daviaon 21 Harold's Sunoco Louli DeMalo 71 600 Series: Bob Klngabury 181,-204, no telling how great a year he of the reasons for.its low station in the league. sal JIZO _ .__ vi 22"M4 =» con. Frank Grasso *H 200 Club: Bob Klngsbury 224, 204; BIf could have. But he's got to stop Bernard Mark <1S Hodgklss 219. 203; Fred Weiderman 'J15. fooling around. This seems to be the season for the lassies to take Charles Schulz „ *2 Hichle Merker 209, Harry Dwlghl 208, William Figaro ,„_ H Bcrnfe Brown 204, Billy Gorhan 20:i. "His big trouble has been, pay We Do Not Offer Our Customers the spotlight Connie' Calandriello recently,came up "Dodo" Acerra ~. 5 Don Woodward 202, Charley Rumph 201 : Ray McCue 2NYLON Alvino's Texaco Service :is 34 St. James 1 i._ __...31 44 Marx Bros. _- ^4 35 him myself," Dressen said. "Hi set. This pair rolled a 1,261 doubles series. Peggy had Holy Spirit I _.T...2?» 46 with Old Villaee Inn —.34 35 ~~ Lcn The Great 2 .26 46 already has missed a lot honored by 50,000 12-Month a solo game of 268 in this*set and Rose a 207 in theJohn Daniel's Men's Shop 32 37 XV riub- XV W*1kpr n7. R I.fon 15-Month Ue tfalco's Hardware ...- 2tt!fr 3»!4 212. R ConUy 210. C. Koyt 20*. C. Ho* training and I am going to beai Firestone dealer* Road Haxard Guarantee Kltnmerlo Paints 27 42 203. J. TalBrlco 201, V, BOSKO 201, R, down on him once Re gets here. ROAD HAZARD •ingles. Rose wound up with 630, with handicap andNat'l Jewelers ^1,3 4«>H Boughrnm 200. and stores Progresifvs Life Ins, Co, _.1G K He could just as well hav<: been Firestom'i superior qual- Peggy a 607,- with handicap, in the singles. 1 GUARANTEE High learn Game — Red Bank Roof- ATI.ANTK in good shape by this time liki ity allows us to pive you Ins 1027, High team scrlea — Red Bank Bl'SINESSMEN'S a guarantee against tire The youngsters have been doing their bit to Roofing 2883; High game — Bubuy the rest of the squad. He has Burns 244; High series — Gene ~ feilura tram blowouts, make the headlines. Charles Kinney, 11 years old, cola 644. lot of catching up to do." cuts, bruises, or breaks add only 600 Berlei: dent* Tonzola 207. 213, 224 R. McCu* Plumbing 40 321 Covington batted .330, hit caused by normal KOAD » 644; Howard KuU 195, 201. 222 « LoorJ'B Bar . ....39'4 32 HAZABDB encountered in has been rolling for the span of exactly one year. ei8;John Vitrano 169 223, 224 A, Wolff- A Son* - S»H at' homers and drove in 74 runs ir *3 for 12-Month Lei Jonei 243, 170, ISO . 603; John Crats's Bpverams 38 3S everyday driving... rLUS Last week In the Highlands he came up with three Oatta 209, 199. 193 = 601. O*o. FCoeopeJ ft Son W .17 90 games in 1958 but he clroppet bur famous Lifetime whitewalls Road Hazard Guarantee 200 Club: Mike Toscaho 22S, Ralph The Brooks Agency .33 3f* to .279 In 1959 and last year hil Guarantee. straight practice games of 254, 222 and 213, for a Mazzucca 202, Joe Tomalno. Sr. 20fl, • •• • Snort Shop _ •">• ?« Henry Canonlco 230. Buhay Burns 244, Ins __ _ 32 40 only .249. wopping big 689. Chuck is a lefty and rolls in the Mike Ferrlgno 207. Angolo Murdtco 201. r\-sin^ °R 4* Eviry new Firtitont tire i* l Dcnnie Arnone 201, Joe Barbualn 21/i. NO MONEY Highlands Bantam league, under the direction of BJneky Ruffini 201, Bob Kcmbltng 202, "ROO Worlfs^PniVrpenibricki' 21(1. 190, GUARANTEED j 20ft—612. 215; Lei Btevens 200. Howard Inacc 202. W rlnl>p.nMl P*nilirlr!« 51616. 2>fi. Palmer Moveg 1. Againsg t dsfecta in workman Patricia Mahler. Needless to say, Patricia is justly Pete DeGeronlmo 222, Paul Patterson hi d tril ( 4h lif DOWN 215, Joe Loclcero 213. Joe Flnmmla hS. Dllionp 202. Al Mirrpll 201, FFrank ship and materials (or 4h« lift Hens 112. Tlalt Cnrhnrt 201 Poll Worth ot th* original tread. proud of Charles. 209, Frank Lafayette 224, Sam Gnlassl , Joe Mnrohffltl. Jr. 210. Kon D^h 2. Against normal road haxard* with tire 12-Month 213, Larry Lotito 214. ^!. .Rum JrcC"» V. A, tmndl "00, Into Money Lead \ (txcept repairable puneturea) The Red Bank Recreation Little League has Enfp Mftxaon 225, Harrr Dwfeht JIT. encountered in evtrydsy pas- off your car Road Hazard Guarantee HARMONY COMMERCIAL Triplicate acore—I^i\i Pupa lfil. 161 DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) — Am •anger car use (or the number £ some promising future stars in its lineup: Among 161. old Palmer of Ligonier, Pa ot months npecified *all prices plus tax and tire oft your Fair Haven Sunoco _...VJ 'J3 Under then* guarantees re- Gentiles Market 4!» 2fi nPAA Tlttll IIM. t* »'•> t last year's top money winner i car REGARDLESS ot Ms CONDITION these 12 to 16 year olds there are three over the 1 pain are made without charge, Sterling Fumitu«t 4R 27 vdrnniA T ntip« 'T 19 - professional golf, moved into th( replacements arc prorated on JASr Heating A Coollnp 45 30 Wtletnw i I inpi . •'O' 23'. rrvad imr *nA ba»ad on liaf 160 average and three more, in the 150s. Jerry Jaclt Preston Builder *° :v> T -' " number one spot for the firsl Stultz Fuel Oil nS'J 3G'i II 1 n j prices current at time ot ed- "•1 30 time this year, according to fig • juitmenl. ' Horn is tops with a 164 average and a 215 high Klnp Construction „ -'•'••'.•r :"'•' Mnc'fl DInpr ...... 3. )'4 39'^ Shor • T>an . _ _ 2')" n«' ures released yesterday by the game. Larry Lucisano, Jr., trails with 162 and 208, Mermaid Diner '""£ 513. Wft. 2r>- f'c Ciirh IlnMn 221 200, Palmer, who has played in line of Firestone tire* next at 161 and also has a 208. Ron Miller, Ed. O'Mnlley- RestRiirant "..- 30 4S •>07—f.-'fl• ^1 Wnho'-lnn 2]2 214 20?— eight tournaments, won thre< Tubeless 7.50-14 Jor- Mapo^« ia 62 fi?3: Bill Walkpr "76 rr«pk Kolb 232. ...with a tiro for.every 600 fierlea: Art Beck 640, Don Weaver •-d McC-tthv 21' 224- r^'i TJpT»o-i and placed in the top five mone; ADD ONLY *3 Buouano, Jr., and Tom Blasi are the 150 average 824. John Hrabopky 613 _1. K«n Ttnnleli 204. 214:Mlkf OH< NYLON 200 Club: Art Becfc 230. 209, 201; DonSJ3. 222: Frjmv " ----- positions two other times, ha: driver, every car, FOR WHITEWALL men. Tom Clark splintered 212 pins In a Single Doran 223, VIr . - _. . . . iroavir 217, "Ofl. 201: John Hmboikv r won* $18,600 this season. 220. 215: H. \Vit7lKmsn 211 210; DonT(>rrnnov« "MB. Wir *n Marti" "16. Jo? every pocketbook 15-Month Road Hazard Guarantee game and Carl Cosentino 204. Klnniand 233. Bill McKenna t?00. ''Ort: .Tohnnon 2lfl, Bill Wardrnn 21"3. John Runner up in the list of top Tank Tlwick 2?*. nay Bonn 218. Jim Prltr ' 2Wi. Jr.* OoprtT; °n<. "*ft3: ^~ O uarantMB oovt>r 215. Kmrnplt Phprnp. CIS. Herb Marton- X Joe Chadwlck 100, ?0fl. 10 is Gary Player of Johannes- The gals are not going to be left out of the pic ion 212, Mike Cocozzo 211. Bill Walllnp 210, Jtm McKonna 205, EiJ Rzymansicl burg, South Africa, with $18,000 p«rtod« of from 92 ture in this loop. At least that is the attitude taken 204, Mike Sanriomeno 201. C. Cnrchln .MHEs Kr:<\in Doug Sanders holds down thin . Lyman Hopper 201. Frank Hawkins MOV1IAV XIOIIT I,K up to 36 MONTHS by Linda Carnie. Linda has a 262 two game series 200. ^TRrmoiv Howl spot with $13,600. W. T. brant .~....- „.._ The weekly tour standings: and Karen Grant is in hearty agreement with this at SIIDDI.ETOWN A M!AniTE H, Wasaerman A Bon VI Kevport Clfaner* : Tournaments Win- titude as her high game of 155 proves. Ruth Zacek lin T>ap'^r« Mnn Shop 4R T>qkevlew Ini pntcrprl woi Keyport PackiriB 41 Krl»n«nurp NaHOTia' Rfnk Arnold Palmer 8 3 JlS.fiDt Brljtadoon VIIIBRR 30'i B ft W Atlto Rodv Works Mpmlur Pa. and Linda Carnie are fighting for the average honors "nriitriek I-.oiineo 3H MIdd'ptown Pharmacy !ary Player 8 .1 S18.000 John's Bar - ..IJfiii Oanttlfi Market :. Johannesburg, South Africa with 116 each. Joan Cooney says, "Don't count me Bowne« OH Burner Servl Doug Samlera fi 1 Fort Monmoufh ClJpppr* .IB Xt Clb unHrl SvP l i 113,600 Pepsi Coin _ ...rn»t Helen PliRlfsf 2H, Betty OJat, Calif. Household out." She rolls along at a 115 clip. Linda Hilliard is Mldrltetown Lanen „ TJO'i. Bill Maxwell < 5 1 til.BOO 600 Scries: Chub nockh.11 231. 172, 20S •.INrftOFT RF.rnFATION Oceanilile. Calif. also-in -the running with 112. Then comes Linda *= 603; Tony Palnndrnno 231,230, 173 WOMEN'S I.EAfJt'K Ken Venturl < 0 j n.voc = 027: Tonv Franclflconl 181. 214. 508 W Pnlo Alto. Calif. Broom Bayas and Arlene Willis at 109 each. Seems as though •^ 601; Jo Rii/finl 100, 222, 137 = 60f»; Unci'oft Inn _. if> Bob Roaburr 7 >1 I 9.400 Tom Zlngnlp 22(T, 181. 204 •= 811. The Interior Shop ,...36 Oferfanrt Park, Kan. these gals could make up a team ,of five, all with the 200 ciuh: Dan Fornataro 200, Ed Acme Furniture 32 nob Goalby B .1 I 9,200 Matuszcwnkl £00, Joti Barbiinln 22R, IVn-Uncroft PhRrmacy ;„.. 32 Cryatal River, Fla. name Linda. nfe Arone 203, SOT); Roy Norman 224. niickle A^'to Body fihop .... Johnny Pott 9 0 S 9.200 Jim Lytal 213. 5OB? VlrRll Bmlth 202. on Cape c.irardeau, Mo. Llncroft i _,. 2)1 % 6,000 PLASTIC Kd Thorn 205. Flora Corlone 200, John KanHriKl . Nat't Bnnk ?« Don Wlittt 5 0 This is the third season that this loop has been Savage 2T4. Joe Menwonan'* Jr. IW, Uncror* Youth Center - ...2. :. rfRo Sprlnja, Calif, Blackv Rufflnl 200. Chuck Flynn 202, l: B. T.nwrenre 200. 22S. 1R3Ril: l Ca«per Jr. e 0 I a.Boc BRISTLES rolling. It operates around the calendar in four 12 Bill Frc-denrfilrri 213, Joe Llposky 223, K. Haaa 1M. 181- A A«7.mi»" Uli T7 Apple Vftllcy, Calif. John Isaksen 213. M. taurle, ISO, jr. Cna.tdy 177. Modern plastic broom No cost or obligationg , week cycles. In other words, a season lasts for 1 ii easy to use, easy get yours now andd bbe LADIES DAY to clean and outlasti delighteg d later with weeks and then another one starts. At the end of each others have not touched one in years. They have regular broom* by giant-sized, multi-cololil r cycle trophies are awarded to the top boys and girls. fun, though. many time* over. zinnias. The pin&ters pay for half of these prizes and Red Bank Jack DeFelice, of Holmdel, found the Syca- ~Recreation_pays for -the..other..hfll.t_ Monte Geroni more Lanes to his liking last Thursday night and long known for'his'active, interest in the youngsters started right off with a 298 game. He left the takes care of the records so that all know where they 6-7 on his last ball. He seemed a little nervous stand each week. in the second game and dropped all the way to 203 We have been making much of the women but then righted himself and finished out with 246, , and the kiddles lately, but let's not forget the old for a grand night of 747* Jack rolls for the Leds timers. About 20 retired and semi-retired men in the Bendix Thursday Night league, his only have banded together in Red Bank and are known loop activity this season, and was averaging 181 Maple Ave. at White St. as the Old Guard of Red Bank. Last summer, up to this point. Once before he almost made it Red Bank—SH 7-5700 weather permitting, they could be found at Marine with 299, leaving the two pin. This was in a Mid- Park loosening up their muscles at shuffleboard. dletown league. Jack's highest season average in 1000 Asbury Ave. Now they have started bowling once a week. 10 years of kegllng.was a 189. Good luck next "If.we catch one, then can PR 5-8700 Some have never had a ball in their hands before. time, Jack, and congratulations for your 208. '. we go home?" • Doris Mcteren, Neptune 20-Wed., Marel 8, 1951 ItED BANK REGISTER Man Fined $50 City $20, careless driving, and ExpU>rerPost John L. Patterson, Oceanport instate former members at a re- As Disorderly Ave., tittle Silver, *«, improper duced cost. equipment Moose Lodg The application ' of Kenneth HasElections 'SHREWSBURY — Philip Alba- Burkhardt of Union Beach was KEANSBURG -i Officers nese, Ward Ave., Rumson, was Meets In accepted. He will be enrolled elected by Explorer Post 51 were; fine4 $S0 yesterday after ,,belng Baptist Circles March 18. President, Edward Fox, Jr.; found guilty of disorderly con The membership chairman, vice president, WilUim Grelg, dnct. Plan Meetings New Home Horace Darling of Keansburg, re Jr.; recording secretary, Thomas Louis Dombroskl, 60, Monroe fi- P°rted lhat the first enrol'™* Corrnley; corresponding secre- RED BANK — Circle meetings — The firstrt |class would ^ heId at 8 pm Ave.. signed the complaint al- of tary, Patrick Hackett; treasurer, ledging that on Feb. 23 Albanese of the Red Bank Baptist Church formal meeting BayshorejSaturdaVi Mgreh „_ wiu> the Joseph F, Me Hugh, Jr., and Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, award winning ritual team from hit him with his fist, cracking a will be held March 16. • was held last Thursday at the quartermaster, Richard Krenkel. tooth; bit his finger, and caused Linden conducting the ceremony. Circle I will meet at 1:30 m new post home, 69 Church St. The state moose director, Merie Following election, a lecture on him to go tr> the hospital with a Raymond Haha of Union firearm safety, was presented by throat injury. the church; Circle 2, 1:30 p.m. Claric, will speak. in the home of Mrs. AlomM Cur- Beach^- governor, presided. He The enrollment will be the Howard Chamberlain, National Magistrate Whitney Crowell St Red Bank: said a special dispensation will Rifle Association, hunter' safety dismissed a counter-complain! chin, 123 Sou* - "kickoff" to a week of open Circle 3, at B p.m. in the homo be granted until June 30 to re- house activity to celebrate the Instructor of Locust. signed by Albanese against Mr. Mr. Chamberlain also displayed Dombroski. of Mrs. Kenneth Brower, 52 Pop- LEGAL NOTICE establishment of a permanent lodge home. part of hij fire arms collection. The incident occurred, accord- lar Ave., Fair Haven; Circle 4. BtEGUSTRi AJSD Frank Pillar and Dan Copertino The po«t is fWdying rifles as a ing to the complaint, on Mr. Don) at 8 p.m. In tlje home of Mrs. NOTICE t di Richard Beak, 74 Her Dr., Mid- BOROLOH OF NK« siUKEWSBUBY. were presented silver lapel bars specialty, The post adviser broski's front lawn. MEW JERSEY by Mr, Darling as reward for Charles Cleary, 12 Hazel PI., Motorists fined were Renee V. dletown, with Circle 6 as guests: Nolle* u bereby tivea UM tat Ci* Hazlet, Is trying to obtain a and Circle 5, at & p.m. In the txia Board.a of ivleeuaa and Kejlatry their efforts in obtaining mem- Smith, Oakland St., Red Bank, Ui and lor tn» Borougti c* New Strews bers. rifle range. and Russell C. Peters, Fort Mon- home of Mrs. Claude Denny, 69 tjlXTy t^OU^tJF ol Hf*71ITs^jnTPj Slat© ot Willow Dt., Little Silver. Hew Jersey, will raeei in tfc* place* The ritual chairman Is Dick Participating in the Explorer mouth, $15 each for careless driv- '- TUESDAY, APIU1, IS, Stiwell of Union Beach. winter, camp at Forestburg were between Xhrn hours ol 7:00 a. m. aixl Dan Copertino, chairman of the Joseph Me Hugh, Jr., Allan Vo- 8;00 i\. itt- (Eaatern Standard Time for Ihe purpose ft conducting lh« Prt entertainment committee, said gel, Edward Fox, Jr., Richard mary .Election tor tb« nomination o that a dance committee has been Krenkel, William Greig, Jr., Wil- RED CROSS DRIVE —At the Long Brunch Red Crots fund drive kiclcoff meeting I ait liam Sheehan, George Rossner, Said Primary Election will M Held selected and dance bands con- Full Line of tn said rauaicipaUiy lor the purpose tacted for a spring dance with a 'week in the Garfield-Srant Hotel ara, left to right, Dr. Frank. Luca, heading tha Gary Sherrow, Fred Cummlrigs or comioiUrrj a Governor tor the Stale Gay Nineties atmosphere. and Lawrence Biersack. or Mev Jersey. Hires meml>era ol ihe dentists and physicians division; Lauras A. Follansbee, finance division; Frederick E. Old World Quality General Aasembly of New Jersey from Accompanying them were Mr. the County ot 2Jan.rn.outh, one male and Mr. Hahn said the application on* female member ol Ihe Stata Ex- to organize Women of die Moose Schlosser, chairman, Monmouth County Red Cross fund campaign, and Milton F. Cleary, George Rossner, Karl ecutive Committee for #ac& of tho ma- jor p£dJt)cai jpis.rtle* (Republican »nd has been completed and for- Untermeyer, Jr., chairman of tha Long Branch fund campaign. March is Red Cross Krenkel and Thomas Burd,' i>emocr*Uc>, ono Member of the Board warded to the supreme governor. or Cboaea Freeholders lor tho County Month. ... " ol Monmouth. and for tha following Maurice Carriero of Jersey municipal otncea, viz: City and Leonard Wilson of Plain- Two CounciUaen for th* burial place of Molly Pitch- - low low boun: Daily, 8:00 a. m. to Evergreen Tr., celebrated their er, will join boys and leaders - 4:30 p. m., Saturday*, Sundays and - Holidays exctpted. Also March 4. 1W1, 18th wedding anniversary at din- from Monmouth Council of Boy Irom 9:00 a, m. to 13.1)0 coon. Also March 6. ?. 8 and 9. 1961 from 7:00 ner in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, Scouts on an historical tour that p m. to ft:00 p. nu, or at Permanen last Saturday. will feature the re-enactment of - ReEiitrmtlon Bureau, Courthouse, Fre* "" Isold. New Jersey, at any time up to the famous battle. •nd including Thursday, March 9, 1961. during ta« followtor tioan: Daily 9:00 Diane Pontecorvo, Infant Scouts and their guests will A. m. to 434:30 p. xo,,.. flatordayi,atoy , Buun daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold gather at the Deserted Village of days and HolidayHlid * clceptedlted . AboAbo. >>t»rc h 4, 1361, Irom 9:00 a. m. to 12 Pontecorvo, McCormack PI., was Allaire at 9 a.m. and, after a WOODW , ilarcilbb T, 8, and 9,9 11961, ffrom visit there, will start out by bus 9:00 a, m. to 9:00 p. m. baptized Sunday in SI Mary's On Thursday, March 9. 1961, the Catholic Church. Miss Marie Pon- on a tour that will take them to registration booki «m b* closed utxtn Shrewsbury, Freehold, Old Ten- after th» fonheoralnc Primary Elec- tecorvo, Neptune, and Stephen tion to be btid on Tuesday, April 18, RizzD, Long Island, were the nent and out to the bat- 3561. NNotice e of cfcanrfcre of reildenca or «p> sponsors. A reception followed at tle grounds. Along the way, pa- p.lcaUoU n tott txanBletl r rf« held Manor, Philadelphia, at a Bible portance of Monmouth County in tn aald munlcipAlity for the purpose conference of the Reapers Fellow- of electing a Governor for lha State or the Revolution." New Jersey, three members of the ship. Gl Assembly ot N*w Jersey from Serving on the committee are e ty -•*•'- -~ .-_- ^.^v_ Robert O'Brierit, Thomas DevUn, ot th« Boat Mrs. James Bums. Keyport, the County of Uonmouth, and for the Harold Quist, Irving Lavinthal, folio wins municipal offices, vis: Rd., celebrated her birthday Warren Egge, David Minott, San- threTwoe yearCfrmcttmtns each. tor th* full lerm of March 9 with her husband by fort Tallman and Eugene Mc- An Assessor (or the full term of having dinner in Newark and at- four Laren. Notice Is hereby slv*n that qu&JUIed tending a performance of Ben Toiers nf the Borough of New Shrews- Hur. bury, County of Monmouth, State of New Jeraey, not already registered In Mid municipality, under the lam of New Jersey goremlng permanent reg- The first birthday of Kenneth Lincroft latratlon may register or transfetrfer with tthh e clerlkk off ththe saiid municipaiilitlityy at Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Bertha Rich of East Or- his oil Ice, Borough Bunding, HHamiltoamilton liam Hogan, Lawrence PI., was ange spent the week-end with Mr. Rosd,Rd .NeNww fihrewsbary.fihrwsbaryry . HewHe JerseyJ , at any timti e betweenbt WednesdayWeWdsdad y , ApriAOl celebrated Saturday at a family and Mrs. Harry Seylaz. Mrs. Rich 19. 1B61. and Thursday. September 28, party. Mrs. George Berry, Man- 1961. during the following hours: Dally is Mr. Seylaz's sister. 9:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., Saturdays, hasset, N. Y., is visiting Mr. and Butidaya and Holiday* exempted. Also September 25, $6, 27, 28, 1M1. from 7:00 Mrs. Hogan. Mr. and Mrs. Blston Cuddeback j>. m, to »:00 p. m.; September 23, 1961. from 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon; or a! of Upper Montclair spent Satur- Permanent Registration Bureau. Court- The fifth birthday of Patricia day visiting Mr. and Mrs. William house, Freehola.New Jersey, »t any lime between Wednesday. April 19. Ann Wicks, daughter of Mr. and Waraeker, Phalanx Rd. 1961, and Thursday, September 2S, Mrs. Franklin Wicks, Lone Oak JM1. during tha /n flowing: haunt: Dally 9:00 a. tn. to 4:30 p. m., Saturdays, Rd., was celebrated Saturday. Cindy Lou Brandt, daughter of •Sundays a. ad Holiday a exceptc-d. Also September 28, 27 and 28, 1M1, fron Present were Eileen and Susan Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Brandt, 8:00 a~ m. to 9:00 p. m. Bergeron, Pamela Fazeckas, Lin- attended the birthday party o On Thursday. September 28. 1061, th te£Utratlon books wfD be closed until da Constantenetas, Karen Conti, Beverly Kerr at Little Silver Sat- alter the 'orthcomlne General Electloi on Tuesday, November 7, 1961. Ormond Harms and Frank and urday. Beverly was seven years Notice of changa of residence or ap- George Wicks. old. plication lor transfer of regUt ratio - ahflJl be made either by written re quest forwarded to the Municipal Cler or th« County Board of Elections oi A flag ceremony was held for The Ladies' Auxiliary of the form* provided by laid Municipal Clerl Brownie Troop 215 Feb. 28 at the fire company met in the fire or Board or by callinailing in person a the office of the itpal home of Mrs. Wilbur Lynch, Mel- house Monday night. Hostesses County Board ot ElectionMunic: s up to ant: rose Ter., co-leader of the troop. Infludine September 28, 1961. were Mrs. Robert Bermett, Mrs. The followins; is a description of Ur Mrs. Anton Krumel is the leader. Adolf Braun and Mrs. Edward Election Districts In the Borough o Kew Shrewsbury and the polling place Service stars were presented to Boylan. Mrs. Jack Flockhart wil AT YOUR FAVORITE... In same. >a wit: Mayola Majars, Debbie Kneale, Pint Election District be chairman ot a card p*rty- AH that portion of tho Borough e Lee Ann Yessee, Sally Sarko, fasliion show in May. Assisting K«w Shrewsbury, bounded on the cai by the Borough Ifne, on tht) north b Jan Krumel, Pamela Lodge, Re- are Mrs. Arthur Paulina and 1-afetras Brook projected to the sotitl nee powell and Regina Penbera. em boundary or Shrewsbury Park Jt Mrs. Harry Seylaz. New cabinets end Falrnetd, thence along the dlvls. Plans were made to go roller purchased by the auxiliary for ional line between Rhrewsbury Par *(2 and Falrflfld developments prc skating this month in the Belve- the fire house kitchen will be In- jeCted to Sycamore Avenue, thenci dere Roller Rink, Belvedere stalled this week by a committee • long Sycamore Avenue to the Gardn mate Parkway, thence alnnB the Gar Beach. of firemen. Also attending the den State Parkway to Pine Brook; am on the went by Pine Brook and thi meeting were Mrs. Robert Nimon, BorouKh boundary to Asbury Avenue No problem finding tenants Mrs. Carl Rosen, Mrs. Ralph trnd on tlin iouth by the southPi - boundary of N\A.D. Earlc nnrt siinn when you advertise The Register Laytan, Mrs. Harry Baum, Mrs. Frederick Woodward and Mrs, The polling place for the First Elei way.—Advertisement. BET YOUR BOLD BOND 8IFTS FASTER BECAUSE...) lion Diftrlct in the Boroiich of Ke- Jack Fowler. BhMwsbury, 1B the Tlnton Falls Fir -LEGAL NOTICE Houne. corner of Tl nton Avenue nn • LesB Gold Bond Stamps are needed ' Kyc&mOTB Avenue, Ttnlon FaDs, N'ei 9-300 Jeraty. F. Howard Lloyd, former lay Berond Elect ton District HUERIKF'H NAI.K minister of Lincroft Presbyterian • Less Gold Bond Savers Books are needed All that portion of the Borough c SI TEltlOIt COURT Olf NEW JERSEY New* Shrewibury situate south of fiha 0HANCE11V DIVISION Church, has been a medical pa- in Head and the southern boundar MONMOl Til COUNTV • Less total purchases are needed of N.A.D. Earle. tient in Rivervlew Hospital. Hi The polling place for the Secon Docket No. F 87140 Klectlon District In the Bo rough c Federal Savin mid Loan's presently staying at the Ivy • Convenient Gold Bond Gift Centers Sew Shrewibury Is the Wayside Com 1 House NursinB H°™ ta Middte- munity Fire House, corner of Hope By virtue of a writ o[ execultun In Roarl and Wayside Road, Wayside, New the above stated action lo me di- town. • Prompt Gold Bond Mail Order Service Jersey. rected, I shall expose for aale at pub- Third KIrctloo District lic vendue. At the Court Houie In Ihi All that portion of the Borough r Borough or Freehold, County of lion- Miss Ann Toop, daughter of Mr. AMD YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM OVER 1500 FAMOUS Kevr Shrewsbury, bounded on ttfr nort mouth. New Jersey, on liondny, the and Mrs. Charles Toop of Pha- hy Newmni Springs Road; on the raf third day of April. 1961, at 3 o'clock, NAME GIFTS. by Shrewsbury Avenue; on the nnut V. M. Prevalllnc Time. lanx Rd., has been appointed hy Apple fltreet; and on the weat b All the following tract or parcel HnncB Avenue land and the premises hereinafter par- head cheerleader of the Little The polling place for the Third E(cc- ticularly described, situate, lying anil League baseball team. Those in- , tlon District in tho Borough of New I'clnB In the Township of Mlddletown . Shrewsbury Is the North Bide Engine in the County of Monmouth and 8tat< terested in being cheerleaders of New Jersey: Foorth Election DUtrlct" BFJ1N0 Easterly halt of Lot No. II can contact Miss Toop. All that portion of the Borough o and all ot Lois J3, 73, 71 and 75. - NfW Shrewsbury, bounded on, the nort UEGINNING at a point In the south, • by Apple Street; on thp east by th erly line of West Front street, said The car wash project proposed ; Borough line; on. th<- Bouth by Lafptra point being fj3.D0 feet distant on a - Bnwk projected tn the southern bound- course of North S2" 61' 40" East from by the fire company has been nry of Shrewsbury Park #1 und Fair- the Intersection of the southerly line o canceled. fi»*lil dcvelnprnrnts. nnrl on the we»1 Went Front Street with the easterl] hv the rllv|«|onal lln« of Shrownbur line of Dow Avenue as shown on i Park it? nni! Kairflfllrl developmen "Alap of Section One. Red Bank Man projrcteii tn Sycamore Avenue, Byca or. Mlddleiown Township, Monmouth Association Wants ninrp Avfiuc and Hanrr Avrnur. h"l"±l\±'"1.i'.''>".«"<>. '"I"'.'n tli TIIR poHlnR place for the Fourth Monmouth County Clerk's Office Election District In thei Borouch of New June «. 1928; thence (II North 62- n» Library in Lincroft Kiirewnhury ts the Sycnmore Lanes JO' East alone the southerly line ol BowJJuff Alley, R00 Bhrpwsbury Ave. West Front wren. 80.00 rUtt to « LINCROFT - A meeting of Fifth Flection District point, said point uclnj the northwest the Lincroft-Everett Civic Associ- All that portion of (h* Bormigh u erly corner of Lo: No. 71 ss shown on -N>w Blirewsbury bounded on the east the aforesaid map; thence (2) South ation took place at the fire house by Garden State Parkway: on 27- 61' 20" East, aloni the westerly last Tuesday. Guest speakers north hy Swimming River; on the line of said Lot No. 71. 100.00 feet to 1 by the Borough line; on tho south by he southwesterly corner or said Lot were Mrs. Eusula Walling, head I'fna Brook. Vo. 71, thence 13) South 62» 08' 40" Tlie polling place for the Fifth Elec- West, parallel to the southerly line of librarian of Middletown Town- tion District In the Borough of New "'"%°WonM t "';««•.et. . MO»0:0O '/.fe.It 1to a ship, and Rev. B. B. Johnson of Shrewsbury Is the Tlnton Falla Flr< point; thence (4) North 17' SI House, comer of Tlnton Avenue nm West. 100.00 fert to the point the Old Stone Church, Atlantic , Sycamore Avenue, TJnton Falls, New placl e of BeginningBii , Jersey. netny Intended to describe all __ Highlands. SlxuY Election District 76 and one All that portion of the Borough „ ?t ,i ,i ' ' "' •">" The discussion was on the plac- New Bhrewibury bounded on the north '.entlonef r-o. 7d0 almapl a.s shown on tut above ing of a public library in the by Newman Springs Itnad and Swim- Delng commonly known and dei!e< ming River; on the west by the Oar- ated ss No." G39 West Front Bt Lincroft area. The civic associa- jlen State Parkway; on the Bonth hy liver Plaza, Mlddlctown Township' Sycamore Avenue; and on ths enst by ew Jersey tion went on record to'aid in the Hance Avenue. Tho approximate amount of (he Judic- support of developing means of The polling place for the Slith Elec- ment to he satisfied by said sale Is tion District 1n the Borough of Ne the mm of ts.ffisoo toeether with the purchasing land and getting the Shrewsbury |j the Norlh Bide Engine costs of this sale. library established, '•* y Company No, 4 Flrehouse, 35 Bprlns;- 1IIA K. WOU-OTT. Bheritf. 4aJs AVB. Dated February SJ, 1VG1 JEROME a REED. Reussllle. Cornwell, Mausner Jb Clerk. Carotenulo, Atlys. No problem finding tenants Mar. 1. 8 S97.73 Mir. S, US, 22, 2« test >hen you advertise The Register IUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES FOft SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RED BANK BEGISTER 0LL1E PUPPIES AKC, Usale type. HOUSES FOR SALE Wed., March 8, 1961—21 SANDER'S FIX-IT MOWER SERVICE CONSTABLE AUTHORIZES inutiful markings and colors. Wonder- RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES il temperament, BH 7-3581 IDiy R*Iea«t ot 2» TOomM LEONARDO cUM Save 20% to 35% —For $6.95* of Good Uied and New STANDARD POODLEB — Pln« AKC HOUSES FOR SALE S Dayi Couecutly* , eUa* pedigree. Inoculated, houaa broken. Jet Jest location. Near buses 4 Dayi Coruecutive , MM 1. We will Clean and Adjust Carburetor. —For Unpaid Bnli.net and Lett— l(LCk. u weetw, Reaaooable, BH 1-2M3. ichools, churches tnd (hopping 5 Dajw Cauecuthre , 2. We will Clean Air Fitter. From. SiOUAOE VVAUKH0U6E STAMpARD ULACK poodle puppUa, eU weeka; pedigreed, males and females, aider type home. Three bed SHOREWAY M Dayi CoBMcntlva . 3. We will Check Ignition System. 0eJivtry Coat *5 p«r ioid ooa with chllflren, 175. CO K\K1% 'ooms, bath upstairs, enclosed M Dayi C«n»ec5Uv» , 4. We will Clean and Adjust Spark Plug. OUTFIT NO. 3 'ront porch, large living room REALTY CO. SIM %.U oilni Tfet ReiUMr** F. o. Sox 3to wttra. 5. We will Flush Crankcase and Replace with ft pc. Convertible Living Room Outfit arge dining room, large kitch Heavy-Duty Oil; I pc Modern Bedroom Qroup REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Yearly Contract Itatea as Requeit ft PC- Dinette >n and laundry room plus full MIDDLETOWN 6. We will Sharpen and Balance Blade." APARTMENTS >asement. Two-car garage and lUl lu«molm * TknTka UUna PLUS — JUnficcd Kafrfftrttar "ree shaded Cape Cod with two Mtbt 10 cluilljr. «dlt or rijut u> tdnrUumiot It twnil 7. We will Adjust Governor. FURNISHED - ONE. TWO AND Three vorkshop. Can be assumed for 1 Aid two dollars for pick up and delivery - UNPAID BALANCE $276 bedroom apartmenta. Ue&t m&6 water bedrooms, playground, breezeway b7 TH« ItMIMr, tcrmi: |3 wtekir, |ft down ipplled. CA Utai »,300. Full price $13,900. $87 W« will Dot B« raiKBiItlr lot errors, nnlsss IBtr an ditseted Doea not Include aharpenlni reel type mowera. per month includes taxes and in-and attached garage. Immediate Mbra tfi» MOOIUI Hurtles. ,TL*NTIC HIGHLANDS — Untarnished possession. Loads of extras. Only No unMllxloiit gowns. Bhe able, Experience desirable but not ties supplied. Country setting. River !>/$% GI mortgage can be asonial. Excellent condition. Near should be a thoroughly experienced mandatory. Salary, car allowance •** UVJHO ROOM, two bedroomi, JtHchen Plan, tSO. Adults. Bit 1-8ZB&. aaleswoman who knows how to build i •erne, bonus and health Insurance plan. •et, 24" Mamavoi TV CODBOI*. Auto- ;umed and $108 monthly pays all, :enter of town. Full dining room, Dial SH 1-1110 customer following. Write "Bridal.1 Must own recent model car. No eon* matic washer, relrljerator. 7fl 8L S*t-FOUR ROOMS — Unfurnlahtd. Cl. living room, small sitting room. Galle oa private teltpbonta are toU-(re» to 08 1-482S from tbe, Box 511, Red Bank, N. J. •ldetatlon given unless a complete eon- ttra Place. Keyport, to store, school and church. Call atHer CALL NOW This one will not last long. $14,- foUowlII •Utlou: LOwslI (, COlIu t, 787 (Ktansburf) WHltneT «. I Idential business and personal resume. p.m. 8H 1-2168. Calli on private tttcphcmti are toll-frae to SH 1-0018 from tbe PBX OPERATOR — Ability to typ«, pihop (not returnable) and phon« KITCHEN CABINET DISPLAYS JNPURNJBHED — Four rooms, bath 900. toltowlnj stations: ATJsntlo Hlfntands l, CAplltl 2 end t, Liberty J. fringe benefit*. Cantebury Knitters. number accompany /lr« letter. Pleai* Real bay. Bring In your room dimen* leat, electric aupplted. Relerence re Ltd., Locust St., Keyport. reread above to make certalrl your •loo*. lulred. Alter < p.m. AT 1-2653, 7th ana MATTHEW J. GILL KIlWull I, OSboro. 1, numioa 1. BE> Bjl»hl 1 and BHadyiia. 1 reply la fully responsive. Write "Phar- rlOlslde Ave., Atlantlo Hignlanda end t. MOTHER'S HELPER — Llve-tn gen- maceuttcal". Box Ml, Red Bank. CROWN KITCHEN CENTER "The Broker A. FRED MAFFEO eral house work, fond oi children, Ref- Hwy 3ft fc Oakum ltd.. Uiddlctows PORT MONMOUTH — Four rooms, rences, RU MB63. AUTOMOB1LK MECHANIC — Must BH T-2H2 urnlsned. All utllltlel. Frlvata home, Who Knows Middletown" kdults only. 787^156. AGENCY ANNOUNCEMENTS MOBILE HOMES SALESLADY, vicinity Fair Have . have previous Chrysler products exper- WKtrriNOHoHSH! — Electric range, variety store. Call CA 2-Oeti 8 * 11ience. Automatic transmission and pow- 50. Bendlx automatlo wajher, tso. Call THREE-ROOM — Furnished Highway 35 Middletown HWY. 35 SHREWSBURY IM3 TltAVZL HOME, 31lL *1300a-m. . er steering. Must have hand tools, II 3-1114, ent. Rt. 36. BeUord. Call LOST AND FOUND Call -~ — Contact Ur. Frank Palermo, LI Mil? OB 1-2000 OS 1-3200 CO 4-5432 ''"HI 3-1M8-W WOMAN — Mlddlease, live-in, X-IIVBIC for appointment F A H Motors- Dodge. GAS BTOVS, |19. ID good con SHadyside 1-9333 rOUND — Mile Brlndle Boitr. room and batb. Take care of house- E.tontown. N J. dltlon. WO-ROOM furnished efficiency apart Call 1»59 ORBAT LAKES. JOjtt lon(, E; worWUiHk. ftlltland \U*>dUo VlBiplaiHn tUVAllicookinRg avfoi r •tWtwO o BH 1-O002. nent, One block un from town. Cal, WH MJU cellenl condition lnalda and out. End •duUi. Tim? off. lalair. For »ppo TECHNICAL WRITER — Electronics, Her 7 p.m. AT 1-0331. OLD SHREWSBURY VETERANS kitchen, llvlnc room, two bedrooms. ment call CA. B-0688. int- prefer man with wrJtfnrand tifftorla :op BOlirXnrtchtm Nur«rx. $3.5t) No down payment buyj thlf flUM. JjOBT — Labrador Retriever, black Many extras. Must eee to appreciate. productloa experience, write 'Technl par yard delivered. K ft H Conitruction. MEWLY decorated apartment. Living Four-bedroom modern Colonia1 lim»u, in thru, vicinity Coin Neclc 787-1713. LIVE IN — Permanent position for cat". Box 611. Red Bank. 12 Broad BL, Red Bank. BH 7-2300. room, bedroom, kitchen and bath Pri- rtuee-bedroom cottage, tor only IWward. HO MOM. refined housekeeper-cook. Small adult vate entrance. On Hwy 35, Middletown. Almost new. V£ baths, attached family, Including care of elderly aeml- MAN — With electronic or TV rtpalr FURNITURE-FACTO BY OUTLET Coupl«_prererred. Call fill 1-0431. garage. Separate dining room $7,500 invalid lady. Attractive aurroundtngi eiperlence for occasional part-time Wrinjer waaher, |99; 3ft" Welbllt itore BEACH AGENCY work at home. Checking an A.M. — 1 P.M. experience not necessary, but you must house full ot the most peautKui plants. al. SH 1-5362 after 5 p.m. nlshed. Sewers. (9,U». Hi Win. know bow to aelL Writ* particular* to Volmer'a Violets. 123 W. End Ave.. Lawrence J. Schilling ditto, automatic tranimluion, four Esute" Box 611. Red dank. N, J. TWO AND THREE ROOM efficiency APPLEBHOOK — Two-bedroom homi :»tw tin* datachxtla carrying racks. If MAHOOANY RUNABOUT — Wind Long Branch. CA 2-5291. apartments, weekly or monthly, TV Over-sized garage, built-in oven, ct< IS Spring St. Red Butt "Meed Cor. QUIck aale- Phone Mr. shield, controls. Like mw. OM 1< SITUATIONS WANTED, Female iH% morttage. Reasonable. OS l-3fl3; S, duron, HO- 2.ltML_jCommunleatlon 30 GALLON HOT WATER heater. Oas, all utilities Included. Umile aouth SHadjrilda 7-4121 "Products Canine/Marlboro. !_*• - NEW OPENINGS WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, |25. Space heater, heats four or five Eatontown circle. Baron'a Motor Lodge. MUHJLJCTOWN—SPLIT LBVS1L, Imrai NEW RANCH — NEW COMMUNITY Men wanted for Job openings In three or other oecaalooa. Babyslttlni alao. rooms, Iio. 50 gallon oil drum, |5 U 2-9727 Mrs. Sullivan. dlats occupancy, low down pay mem Wonderfully designed three-bedroom •UM F0RD.8TATI0N WAaOK-Radlo, departments for our ELECTRICAL AP- light hotuekeepng. Call 8H 1-888L Can be seen any day until 0 p.m. If Seven roomi, VA bath, enclosed jalou- ranch; modern Kitchen; living room "kutr a rubber, anow tlrea. I3&0. IUSINESS NOTICES Ohio Ave., E. Keamburr, THREE-UOOM FURNIBHED Apari •la porch, attachad garaga. Phont OS with fireplace: private sun porch: half t:U p.m. PLIANCE OUTLET. UaABLB WOUAN wtahea to take ment, private bath and entrance. Adult Permtntot positfon>s. Opportunity toi cart of children la her home. 1&7NORMAN OAS convenloa unit, |25. No pets. CalJ LI 2-2277 or SH 1-2W 1-0305. acri-. Located #Mt of Frf«ho!d, fiff.ooo ALL Forms of Income Tax Prepari UUple'Ave. SB T-20O9 Wm board. THREE-bedroom ranch (17,500 ^TRI VR 3 — White eoDTartlble, BCHWmZER AOENCY advancement. Age 19-36. Must be « Cu. Ft. Cold Spot refrifcrator, |30. LLNCROFT — Thr«» bedroom split •1WT. condition. Call ready and willing to work. CALL BH 1-7804. TWO-ROOM APARTMENT completel; level. Near parkway, school* ana shop- FOUR-bedroora. two-story S2D, 000 OC 1-3S8J 781-0133 Or CO 4-U2S DATS WORK WANTED — WXDNES- [urnlahed, private entrance, full kitchen l TWO-bedroom ranch *19,500 IBS llaln su. ' Kearisburgi N. J. DAYS OR THURSDAYS. FBONS WH 14' REFRIOERATOH. lc« water dls and bath. All utilities. Sea Bright Bad. ping area. Aasume * A par cent mort- MANY. MANY MORE • Hot rORD — Black and wblte. four- HS2« pensor, 14' cheat freeier, both In excel- mlnton tnd Squaah Club, RU 1-1100. gage. Phone 811 7-3398, • ROWCROFT AGENCY, Realtor. 18 floor Custom 300. Six cylinder, Ford-O- WOOD — And UndtlES tor sale. San- SALARY $104 South Bt. HO 2-1455. (Open Sundays). "Katie, radio and neater. Tlrea and earmente. attlce eleaaed. Treea moved. UOUEWORK — Hiperienced In clerical lent condition. OS 1-11&5. LINCROFT — Unfurnished four room: CUSTOM BUILT SPLIT LEVELS Cement work, Light hauling. 611 7-1812.TWO GUITAR PLAYERS and one sax work, typing, bookkeeping, payroll. ftftdrffetown are*. Now available. Six -In excellent condition. One owoer, 21,- Phone 787-0965. MOWER — J&oobaen reel 24" Estate. and bath, all utIIUlea except cooklni rooms, recreation room, itt baths, * a- FOUR YEAR OLD four-b««room colo^ -»0 miles. 11.201). Call 7S7-52U or TST-KOR TREB WORE. C»o tree service. player needed for teenage lock and roll (175. New condition. SH 1-S232. *> r&g« Mortgages arranged. Daya SH 7-nta), attached garage, gas hot water combo. CA 2-0914 after 6 p.m. MOTHER OF ONE wisnes to take in SH 1-6642 heat. Many extra*. 117.600. Principals Topping, trimming, removal. Call 14 ATLANTIC maHLNS 4246. Even toga BH 7-1276 only SH 1-7960. PICKUP TEUCK 0» ton. 2-4220 for tree ettlnutavVull Insurance GARAOE UTILITY MAN—Experienced child between Infancy and tw* years DESaN EQUIPMENT flvet roomi and l\i furnlihed. Fin Call coverage. ^_ In tires, mufflers', lubrication and seat old, |t per day. SH 1-2815. . new. Stainless steel meat display, meat section. 8 Third Ave., AT 1-0586-J. MAONIFICENT OLDBR HOMB LITTLE SILVER — Pretty iJi'TOom cover fiiBtaitatfon. Capable of being KXCELLEirr BUT INCOME TAX RETURNS Brepared BEUABLE MOTHER — Wllhee t slfcer, gtitt, pots, pans, counter. Quick FOUR.ROOM APARTMENT—ADULTS Colonial, needlnjj only $2500 for assump- completelir. eleventh year w area. generally useful In modern, fast movlo, baby alt la her home. RU I-sale. Lt 2-0558 or inquire , at 1012 In beautiful condition on two acrei lon Three bedrooms and bath. Full ~1»5 DODOK TRUCK — Dual, "oot tofi service' station. /Full-time year-round ONLY. SEPARATE ENTRANCE. N with 15' it rip to the river and river lasement. Low taxes. Priced at a low, 3tttk«, low mtletft. perfect. Been it Uargery Trovato, OS l-isra. 1655-J. flprlngwood Ave., Aabury Park. PET8. SH 1-2715. view. Entrance hall, larg* living room £*!** Qtr*(t. Fin* brook and Ropt Rd., job with fringe benefits, company dis- low 118,600. Elwood A. Armstrong V1K1NO DOCK BUILDING. INC count, etc, Drop In at our personnel COMPANION — And houaeketper to OKNSKAL BLXCTRIC. console TV, |4S.TWO-ROOM furnfahed apmrtment — with fire place, music room and • den. Agency, 553 Prospect Ave., Little Docks atrals^itened. Plllnge letted office and -fill out an application. Mont- elderly person, nurslnej care. Oood cook. Box sprlns and mattre". six months Separate entrance. Buifnesg couple, two powder roonu, formal dining room, Silver, SH 1-4500. RYSLER 1060 8*ratog* four-door se> down. SK :-2<9S. RU 1-2167. gomery Ward, Eatontown, N. 3. Reference. PR i-3163. old. with legs, S30. 52 Mitchell Drive, idults only. No pets. SH 15715- modern kitchen on flnt floor, master n, .Radio, beater, automatle tranimii- Eatontown. bedroom with dresalnf room and large THREE BEPROOM RANCH—On dead- u Powar itecrlng-, brakes, windowa. INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared at ITALIAN short order cook, 5 p.m. to THRKB ROOMS — Furnlahsd. Llvlm tiled bath plus three additional, bed- end street. Wall-to-wall carpet, storm, icrcoattd. Snow tires. 7.000 mtles, your home or .biuloesi br qualified l a.m. References. Steady Job tor right UNPAINTED FURNITURK—Cash and room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Separate roomi and tnr«e more bathi on lecond windows, beautifully landscaped. baaed and nrvlced locally. See itaccountant. Reaaonable rates. SH 7-2861 person. SH 1-4476. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male carry sale. Floor models at half price entrance. 120 Wilton Ave, Port Mon- floor. Landscaped, Fenced-In back yard. Only $16,700, ___:• buying a new car. B»ve tint Or PR 5-0339. or leis decond floor), prawers. chests, mouth. Principals only. SH 1-7975 GARDENER — Thoroughly experienced. PART T1UK MULTILTTH 1250 opera- ^fwc dlpradatlon. CA »-2*74. CARPENTER — Wtnellng, MUM. ce book shelves, cabinet*, *tc. 8HELVINO Good1, recent reference!. Wrlu "Re- tor. Xerography. Eventnga and week- —1x12 any quantity picked up U\_ EATONTOWN—Furnished thres room DOWSTRA AGENCY MIDDLETOWN — 2% years split level. _J C&pBVROUBT two-door ibdan. Ra- lftrB, kitcheni remodel ad. Cilltcf blocka cent ' Box 511, Red Bank. ends. SH 1-1923 ctter 5 p.m.1 per runnfac It. Red Bank. Lumber, Private, five ratnutea to Fort Mon. Three bedroom, recreation room, 1H J--haaur. Xicilltnt condition, U 2- a epeclalty, X/> C-38SL Walj St.. Red Bank. BH 1-5500. mouth. Pleasant lurroundlnits, |S5 In baths, large cheerful kitchen, large cor- AUTO MECHANIC, with . foreign car HANDT UAH with pickup Muok. eeeka eludes alt utmt.ea. U. 3-3558. net lot, fenced In yarcL. Building taragf. SAVE |i now on tornitarei'" r'ipairi"' doitlt experience. Apply Red Bank Ayto Inv dally. - or . weekly work. Also cleans TimEK-PIECE modern McMoim SD in your home. Charr* Beat bottom! re- ports. 11B E, Newman Springs Road. cellara. garages, attics. Btf 7-23aT. VAIL HOMES — Three bedrooms, MS Very desirable J17.000. Phnnt 787-6M5 •>vuw*, four-door. "Good «n- webbed. $10. Sofas. 115. Seat platform with slipcover. Also, comer table. 9300 FURNISHED APARTMENT — Veimonth after down payment, utilities In- tlrei. 1140. Ask for Mr. Matthew^ GARDENER ~ Handyman, carctakei OS 1-3552. nice. Clean. All new modern kltche cluded. Call Lt 2-3551. THREE BEDROOM RANCH — Living rebuilt, *17.i». Bofa. J25. Chair caning private bath 95 Herbert St. Red Ban] room with fireplace, full dining room, Same day tervlce, ^Utanc* no objec EXPERIENCED BARTENDERS Want- flood referencea. Call after • p.m. ALUMINUM COMBINATION CAPE COD — Two bedroom*, expan- screened porch, attached rdrajce. Fox- CHEVROLET BEL Ain-Four-door, BH 1-4344. ed. Bandy H6oK Bay Marina. 1 Willow RU 1-1229-M. STORM WINDOWS TWO ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH sion attic, full dormer, buement, alum- hill section. Asking $24,800. SH 1-6350. cjrjinder. Overdrive. Ukn new. St.. Highland!. HI 3-14S0. THREE RELIABLE BOYS available FREE INSTALLATION Kitchen privilege!. In one family hoirn inum combination windows, doors. k W.750. Can os 1-1807. FEDERAL AND NEW YORK STATE Centrally located. Business couple pn Blinds, electric dryir, Asking $13,800, INTERLAKEN — Charming brick sev- INCOME TAX returnr-_ejipe*Hy fire, far yard, attic, cellar cleaning. Genera! fetred. H SwarUel Drive, Mldilletowi I CHEVROLET TUDOR, model 2. pared by quillHed accountant. Tout , Attention-Men Drivers outdoor work. CHI evening*. 8H 7-16B9. 8H 1-8395. en-room Colonial. Flrnt floor lavatory, * t Mater, flundard tnotmlaatoo, nome or mine. CO 4-0W5. 6 for $77 TWO ROOMS furnlihed or unfurnisheri open porch, large TV room. Two car HIGH SCHOOL , SENIOR —. 17ThrM-cbanni, . tilt, triple Insert, trie BIX-ROOM HOUSE r- And K>raKe on garage. 4H per cent mortgage. Excel- . Good condition. Aikinr |(D0. CO CARNIVAL BAR wanta part time and/or Baturdar work. Kitchen. Oood section. 23 South Si corner lot Hacct Road, Fair Haven. lent condition. LAW %20'S. Buy direct "BOB OOLD AND TRIO" tut action ! PR OWN S 32 BROAD B Red Bank. SH 1-7031. For appointment call 8H 1-2822. Music For All Oecauioni Ice Cream Corp. SH l-765a RED BANK. ^Hadyslde 1-7500. from owner and save. CO 4-8343 or I RAMBLER STATION wagon. Radio 787-3733 Wll TWO ROOM FURNISHED — Lfnin RIVER PLAZA—Not in development. ICE 1-1371 evenings, 7-9 It currently hiring men Interested In ANY PA1NTINO TO BE DONE7 For utilities, parking Included. Dei I rub tter. Overdrive. $125. INDIVIDUAL Income tax returns pr«' building K Tuture with one of K, J.' reasonable price and an excellent Job NAUGAHYDE Three bedroom Cape Cod. Full dining call Steve at 811 1-9834. FOAMART Aelghborhood. Adulti. 89 prospect Avi room, tile bath, living, room with fire- AT 1-2980 pared by graduate accountant, former' largest Ice cream vending com pan le EATONTOWN SH 1-26S8. place, full cellar, garage. Contact own VnoLST lHOAlr conditioned, lm fy with national accounting firm. By START AT ONCE rr direct. Priced for quick sale al LOTS AND ACREAGE ^palK hardtop, full power Including aeat appointment C. D. Bltwell, Red Bank. Under our high Income earning pro- TRADE IN your old furoitura with _ 117.000. SH 7-4718. ^an4 vlndova. One owner, Invely condt- BH 7-2081 down payment and get ft new parloi FAIR HAVEN — Lot SD'1142', cleared, gram. ., FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL RENTALS price $1800. Aim. an T-33C9. GARDENS' PI/JWKD $3 and up. Call APPLY NOW or dining room set at tale prices. WH' NICE HOME — five rooms, heated Monday through Saturday 12 noon t Ham Left Furniture Inc., Hwy 35. STORE FOR RENT porch, modern bathroom, cellar, oil - BR 7-0549 1JMT FORD WALK-IN. In running condl' Val Erb. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lilddletown. BH 1-3213. opea •reta On White St. Bon. 1100 sr ttl! otter. Lt 2-4273 5 p.m. Highway 36 fMonmouth ParL fired steam heat, city water. Lot of ATTENTION Hwyj. Just East of Eatontown Circle, MAJOR OIL COUPANX has eervlc. till 9 P. m. Call SH 7-1100 ground. Tree*, shrubs, patio. Near ;:• nn 1-11173 JEWELRY REDESiaNED— Tranalorm Eatontown, N, J. station for lease In Red Bank. Uoderati SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT — FoWANTE: D TO RENT. — GartRe Scenic Drive. Local buses pass «V>or SPECULA TORB-INVESTORS- 40U PONTIAC TEMPEST — In excel- your* cema with aentlmental valui to Investment necessary for aotck and rent or sale; tree delivery. Boutll Jar Rfrd Bank-Eatontovvn area. Call SH city buses one block. 910,500. Call [oi DEVELOPERS .Tant condition. wearable, up-to-date Jewelry. Free UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY — If you equipment only. Good opportunity fol sey BUnaiCAL BH 7-2514. 1378. appointment, after 6 p.m. AT 1-0077. Chunk ot 1000 Acrei C BH 7-1921 aner « p.m. sketches and estimate. Reusaillei, 3(3 have sales ability and ambition to lm'sales minded peraon. Call MI 3-01M High and dry, woodland, railroad tnd Broad St. Red Bank, N.J. 9-S p.m.. or BR 6-O38S after 7 p.m. PIANOS — Save (200 or more off 11 LITTLE SILVER four-bed room Cape paved road frontages. !.4 cash. (No In- provo yourself, we have an unusual price on brand new 85 not* spinel Cor). 4*t% mortgage available. SH 1- TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ALL TVPES of alterations on women opportunity for you in the Ufa insur- MOBILE SERVICE STATION for leaa< pianos. Ten year guarantee. Com* sec HOUSES FOR RENT 2089. formation on phone), $100 per sere. 0NI.T IU PER MONTH and children'* clothei. Tronaera cuffed, ance field. We can offer fins salary ant" Front street and Globe Court, Red and save, we fervlct what we sell MORRILL - BROKER drapei ahortened. Neat work. BH 7-2210, bonus, and excellent opportunity fo 1 WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS NEW CUSTOM BUILT RANCH — Threi Freehold HO 4-M37 HOT roRD — Country Squire. White, Bank. Reaeonable rent. Limited Invest Tenter * Umia Store, S06 MHo FurnUhed anil unfurnished. Ira met •Momaile, power •teerrnf, clean. 532 early Advancement Into management, mem. Excellent opportunity. 9-5 call Lake wood. FO 3-21 DO. bedrooms, breezeway and garage. Mod S7>T — Aak for Cnarlle. If you are age 25-40, have desire and at* occupancy. Samuel Telcher Aeencj prn kitchen, hot water baseboard heat. can , accept responsibility, send de- CA 2-8049, after T call SH 7-5918. BOFA AND CHAIR, wine chair, bed Oceanport Ave., Ooeanport Call or dli Full cellar. One acre plot. In Englfih- U» TRIUMPH TB 3 ro.d.ler _.... EMPLOYMENT tails to "InaurancB11 Box Bll, Red CAPITAL WANTED rockers, oil stoves, imported thro1 LJ 2-3M0 or LI 2-350L town. Call OI 6-6470 alter 0 p.m. REAL ESTATE WANTED UM WOA roadiur. Both In vtr> tood Bank. Newly established electronic product ruga. AT 1-05S6-J. - ANY FURNISHED RENTALS — I: condition. Will aell cltner or both. Best HELP WANTED-FEMALE manufacturer aeeks risk capital for m BUY DIRECT from transferred Lln- LIST YOUR HOME WITH WALKER * PRECISION SHEET METAL operator Immediate growth requirements. Dl PHOTO EQUIPMENT — Enlarge! all prices and alzes. Ella Wiltahir croft owner. Must Bell 3V£ year-old six- WALKER tbs office that offers com* •Her. BH 7-4049. COOK — V&Tga household. Rumaon- printer, tank, trays, elc. Also, LJon Agency. U10 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright pleta service. We take bouses In trade. R-f\ Bank area. Live-in. Phone SH 1'Must be familiar with punch presses, rectorship or other form of partlclpa' SE 2-0004. Open seven daya. room ranch on one acre. 20' built-in IBM CHEVROLET — Two-door, body 5092. shears and brakes. Apply Klnetron tlon possible at this time. Senll namf train set. Automatic switches and la: kitchen, separate dining room, three WM finance, w* appraise, and beat of all okajr, radio, heater. Siat covera. Needi Corp., 217 Patterson Ave., Shrewsbur; and phone number for a confidential out board. Lt 2-2141. SHREWBBURV — Modern three-hed large bedrooms, two baths. Fine loca WB selL Walker A Walker. Real Bstate, wnrk. tioo. hi 3-2141 SALESWOMAN — To aell adve Interview with olftcer or corporation u room Cape Cod. Lovely kitchen, til tion. SH 7-3091. Insurance. Open T days. Shrewsbury full time, local poiltton. Call SALESMAN — Full time. Floor and "PRESIDENT." Box 511, Red Bank. IfWO EDITION OF WORLD BOOK — bath, garage. Radiant hot water o office, SH 1-&21Z Rarltan of/lc*. CO 4- 1M7 PLTMOUTH _ Radio, heater, 2S34. wall tile experience. Contact R. Hlcke- $10O. Call after 6 p.m heat. $130 per month. Marco occupancv MIDDLETOWN AND VICINITY 321Z new motor. Priced for quick aftle. thler, Jasco Tile Co., Hwy 35, Eaton' 8E 2-0206 TAKE OVHR O.I. MORTGAGE BH 1-U11. BEAUTICIAN with two years experi- Hall Bros. Realtor!.. 813 River Rd. ence for shop In Haxlet, CO 4-5808 oi BOFA BED — Double stze, $25. Fold Fair Haven. 8H 1-76S8. COLONIAL flPLIT LEVEL - Only 1»M RENAULT DAUPH1NE — Year OS 1-2768. ' YOUNG MAN between* 20-30 years MORTGAGES Ins cot, |T, Phone BH 1-4223 aftei 12.490 ilown and (124 monthly pays RAY STILLMAN round economy. Call after S:30. SH 1- Capable, alert, for sates and stock) 6 p.m. APPLEBROOK —Three-bedroom rand all. Spotless home three bedrooms 4353. WOMAN care for two children for most desirable area. March 1 occupan 14 batha, family room, attached jrs working mother. Llv« In or out. Call in nAlnt anrl nnlininar alnr* Afml GRAVELY ROLLER — SLIGHTS cy JJ150 per month. Thompson & Bai rafce, aluminum combinations through REALTOR FORD WAOOH — 1M4, el< cauenger, CO 4-6358 after 6 p.m. CASH NOW USED. «25. tell. Hwy 33. MldclleUmn. SH 7-5600. out. Quick occupancy—no red tape- alx cylinder. Sxetllent mechanical. Fair rim, fiicond, Third Mortmei RU 1-2192 low closlnjr c out a—ANYONE QUALI- anpearance. 3S.00D mllea one owner. •VOMAN — Fleaiant apeaklog voice Home Imr rove mem Loam SHREWSBURY — Unfurnished. Foui FIES! A silently lower offer will be LIST WITH US TODAY Perfect for aecond car. S350. SH 1-B488 do telephone work, tiouri 6-10 p. One Day Service FURS FOR SPRING from Rcvlllo bedrooms, two baths, living and dlnlni considered—GET A MOVE ONI Wages SI an hour. N* experience nee Freret, Seven skin Russian ialt]e sear rooms, nice kitchen, attic, basement, h "One of Monmouth's leading 1883 FORD HAnDTOP - Radio ami *ary. LI 2-1700. AMERICAN FUNDING $75. Silver grey /ox stole, SSQ. Finwater oil heat, attached garage, nic_ R. W. Barnick«f lietfter, automatic tranamlsilon. Clean SHadytlde 1-4102 condition. AT 1-3579. plot. References required. Lease 51B0.CH brokers for 43 years" ear. 1165. Call SH 7-4416. QIRL for general office work. Typing ELECTROLUX CORPORATION per month. Joseph G. McCue, Realtor 5. 35 MIDDLETOWN essential. Call in paraon only. Ban- Our Peraonal Representative vVUl HOUSEHOLD ITEMS — Including g RU 1-0444. rarzone Nursery. Wayalde Rd., New MEN wanted. Sales and service. Me- Call At Your Home stove, refrigerator, rugi. bed sprln Highway 35 Shrewsbury Bhrewkbury. chanical background helpful. 608 Pros- We Say Yes Where Othara rail and mattress, other He mi. 514 OaSIX ROOMS and bath. Oil heat, FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — FOR MOBILE HOMES pect Ave.. Little Silver Shopping Can- Held Ave.. Beiforri. furnished, in Red Bank, Call SI SALE. ALFRED VAIL HOMES. LI MOTHER'S HELPER — Uvt In. ter. BH 1-2070. 1-27S2. SH 1-8600 pf children. Reference*. REFRiaERATOIt — 8 cu. ft. Frigid 2.2639. 1HI PACXWORKER, cuitom coach, PROGRESSIVE REAL ESTATE com. TRAILER FOR RENT — Keansbur 48xt. ralaed front kitchen. Two hed- RU 1-0BB3 INSURANCE «! re Oood operating condition 115 IDEAL FOR THE LARGER FAMILY— pany need* the service of onn more' BH 1-4786 ar«a. Accommodate1 * two. Phone Four nice bedrooms, 114 baths, 27' NEEDED IMMEDIATELY — Three rooma, automatic washer. Excellent CLAIMS CLERK, itenographer. Got salesman. The selling season is ready FOR SAVINGS, SERVICE, SAFETY. LO 6-1517 living room with fireplace, heated sun and four-bedroom homes, Mlddtetown condition. Reasonable price. Call 787- typist, fringe benefits. Cnntebury Knit to start. Write "Progressive" Box 811, WASHING MACHINE — OU atov porch, family dining room, modern and vicinity. Muat have GI or FHA 4B13 after 7 p.m. ten. Ltd., Locust St., Keyport Red Bank. STABILITY ASD SIMPLICITY OP beds, furniture, miscellaneous Item FOR RENT — 45' trailer. Two bed INSURANCE CALL: Call 787-2120. rooms, complete kitchen, t>nthroom, H Itchen Full basement, new heating mortgages which may be aaaumed with Ing room. On full lot. CO 4-4*83. lant. Two-car garage. Close to ffne (Ittle cash down. Several buyers avail- n CROWELL AGENCY FIVE MEN'S SUITS — One overcoai chool. Asking $17,800 Riisaell M. Boruo able, call now to list and sell. R. W. 41 E. Front St.. Red Bank. SH 1-4031 nlze 38-40 short. Must nettle estati H0U8E ON front Ave., Mlddletowi .tealtors, 600 River Road. Fair Haven BARN1CKEL BROKER, Rte. 33, Mld- "'Savings to pollcyholdera alnce 1S76" Best offer. Call BH 3-8627. Two bedrooms, living room, kltche dletown OS 1-0505 dining area, tile bnth. enrage. Ful SHadysldo 7-4532 DISSATISFIED with present Insurance PIANO — Chi eke ring, medium uprlxh cellar. |110 month SH 1-0284. Want a better deal? Call Dunn Insur- •tool, flood playing condition, cxeellen ince Agency, SH 1-5533. tone. |165. R.U 1-1557 after five. FIVE ROOMS AND BATH — 114 Ham By KEN REYNOLDS CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY llton Ave., QUICKIES A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Leonardo. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Kou MERCHANDISE MACHINERY FOR SALE lfio rooms anrl bath. On bus lln MYER3 ORCHARD iiprayer, rofl gallon C«ll owner SH 7-3000. FOR SALE tractor powered. New line - Dlic Har- Adding Michlnef—Typewriter* Floor Waxing Painting and Decorating row, (double) excellent condition, Amoi IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Three Square Deal Marltrt. Hwy 35, Soutl nertronm home in" Fair Haven. Nea ABDINO MACHINES - T»ewrllera J. TANNAHILl. — Floor waxing ani CARL B. JONES— Painting and dec- HAMMOND Amboy, New Jersey. schools, bus lino' and stares. Largi •old, rented, repaired. Berbfoo'f, 101 lanatorlal aervlce. Commercial, real* orating. General coctractlDg. Free grounrls. Cal) owner SH T-3000. ifomnouUi «., Red Bank. SH J-WS5. Sentlal. Low rates. 7IT-5T79. WELDINO GAUOEB »nd torches. estimate* Call SH M343. 24 houra ORGAN STUDIO amp. eiectrlc arc welder. South Bent LARGE HOUSE — Ideal for lathes and drill pressrs. Complete shop family an bus line. Two blaekf t Appliance Repaln FINB tNTBRIOR and exterior paint- of ASBURY PARK «mllh. Delta 10" tablf saw, one torschools. Immediate occupancy . Ca Furniture Repair tna;. decorating, and paper hanglnc. YRIP hoist. milllnK niachinei, floor ani owner SH 7-3OO0. APPLIANCB niPAXR a»d Install.. Eatlmatea cheerfully given. W. W. bench. Arbor premea-alr compresiorn RED BANK — Tnree-bcriroom houi Hon. Realdenttal and commercial *rti* FUHN1TUKB Rsllnntied. repaired, Btllea HI S-2558. All Models on Display New and uied motors. 6" heavy dut: II lieat, mtKlern b»tli. 1' . car K«r«R Inc. Ailan Ulacu-lq SH 1-etO. cabinet making. Free astlmatea, HAMMOND EXTOAVOICE « SMjoiner planer. Air and electric tools Residential area. Close tn town on pickup, delivery. W. Murray. TgMfln AC or DC generator*.'We are vacatlni schools. Immc'ffnf'1 nrcupfl«"" C FISHER BABY GRAND I 373present location, no rcaoonable offe BH 1-2312. after 5 p.m. AucUoneer Rudio-Tclcvlslon Repair . SEVERAL WURLIT7.ER OltOANS refused. Sliore Tool Supply. 371 Brorul Fuel OU - Heating AT CLEARANCE PRICKS way. Long Branch. CA 2-7328 and KB ' LITTLE SILVER. UNFURNISHED B. O. COATS ~ AQ essential Auction A. C. RADIO * TELEVISION CO.— SALES AND SERVICE 2540. - , ImmacLilnte eight-room Cape Cod. Four Appraisal s«rv!ce "arjywlnre." 58» FUEL OIL * HBATOTO-Call SH 1-I2J Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-476S. SERV- RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION bedrooms, bath, separate dining room, Norwood Are., PeaL Flioat KCllafg 0610. OH Delivery. Inc., Bervlce A ICE WH1LD »OU WAIT attached garage, $135 month, year'i 14481. Sales. 3 HemertSt. Red Bank. Open Dally Till t — Saturday Till 6:30 lease. Immediate occupancv. Elwood A. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. MERCHANDISE WANTED ArmstronR Agency, BH l-*S0O Auto and Truck Rental Rooting, Siding and Insulation PR 5-9300 PIANOS - Hiehe.fl price* paid. IL Ten Home Improvements «r 306 Main SL. L*k«wood or FO* WANTED TO RENT AVIS—Rent a new car or tract Low Insulation * 8ldlng Corp. Certified ONE-FIVE TON KRAMER air cond cron 3-2190 ratll Uapla Are., Red Bank. 8U 7- CARRIAGE HOUSE—Or garage apart- 0308. PR 4-83H. Dally T a.m.-10 p.m. D. FRIUBRANO "The Carpenter." Johns-ManvlUe contractor, PR 8-8407 Honing evaporator condenser tweed* with non-aKld foam rubbe WIDOW SEEKS npacloui room for Uv- bomaa. alterallona repUra. time pay- all those little Jona la 61711. Dacki, Tcrrlfio aavinga. privata boma. ing quartern. I/tlHtim preferred. Fur- SB 2-0S49 nished or unfurnished, in vicinity of •nanta. Pbone LI 2-0851-m Ml*. PETS AND LIVESTOCK Rnl Bank High School. BH 1-28S2 after Tel. Answering Service LAMP BALE—Discontinued ntimben 7:30 p.m. NBW HOMES, aiteratlon*. repairs. Bliowroom ot Tower Craftimtn, 105 OBnMAW 8HEPHERD PUPPIES, AKC. Rllbeat quality worlc WttY eetlmetea Inauroacc TIED TO YOUR telephone? Let us Chestnut St., Red Bank. Open dally Champion bloodlines. Wormed, Inocu. call Herdsrt Eltianucb. BH 1-9301. anewer for yottf 24 tiour eervlce. Ttfe Wednesday until 9 p.m.. Baturdiy unt Imted. Black and silvers. SH 1-8309. FURNISHED ROOMS ALUTATB INSURANCE CO.—Auto. phone Anayerlng Bervlce. BH 1-4700. noon. accident, home, (Ira toaurance. Low AKC DACHSHUND FUP8 - Red, ii: RHO BANK ALUMINUM PnoDUCTa weeki old, ralaed wllh child ran. Ci FURNISHED ROOMS atorm windowa, ildliii, awnings. rates. Call John P. UcHuch, Alenu TYPEWIUTKIta, ADDING macblQii. Call RU MOIL All makea new or used, auatantaed. SM 7-5357. ______SH 7-2C09 •H T.5M3 or SB MKn TUe Ceramic Uw M 92i Hirpico'n, ioi Moamoutt Bt Neil to theater. 8H 7-O4B&. A mixed collie puppies, SI RED BANK — River location. Large REMODELINO-nEPAlIlSADDITIONS weeks old. $5. Phone furnished room Gentleman only. Con- Ceaipool Cleaning Landscaplng-Cardenlng —New work, encloaures. all aeceaaor- MILADY—Please do not deipalr. Irli 8H T-05U venient 811 1-0076. •calp tpeclal.at for your hair. Luxuri- AKC RCaiBTKRED Qtrman Shephen lai, noon, walla, celling. Uecorattre ant permaneeta cuatom done, flltnpl LARGE ROOM and bath. Heaf and UDPTIO TAMES, dry wells aervlcea. LAWN MAINTENANCE. RotOtining. tllea to rour order. Paul'a Tiling Birr can Iris, fill T-lSSl. Two years, female, had shots, housi air conditioning. In private home. For Leethlol field added.^ Baokhoe work. Oeorae Borden, Ice. CO 4-0634. broken, reaionable. LI 2-3845 after refined woman, fleirord area. Near hum. BH Brl 1-7777. WB BUY AND BELL anything and p.m. transportation. 7S7-94S0. everything. Give tn» Highest prices. DALMATIAN "COACH" Hrehome pup -Vacuum Cleaner Repair Call William Leff Furniture. Inc., Hwy.Ualea p&t five weeks -old, female a FURNISHED ROOM — Prlvtie Haiti ChlM and Claia Repair 35, Mldillrtown. 8H 1-3213. Opao »vt month! old, |25. Wonderful pets an private entrance, splendid addrend. Painting and Decorating nlngs till 8 p. m. Moderate tarllf. Reply P.O., Box 551. "You won't have to males a gardan this yaar, dear— 1CLKCTROLUX good watch dogs. CA &-1573. ^^ or call 8H 7-2500. BXPERT MSNSINQ - China, glasa. Bale* Service auwllca BARGAIN — Never used, two pali aQvar reflnlahlRs and plating. Therm* LOUIS CASSAN—Painter, decorator, 720 Uattlson Ave., AsDury Park. Pot drapei, bay room, three manogan? OUa NAMES ARE GeeOee, Cherle an SINGLE ROOMS. Clean and comfort- .hera's a place) in the Red Bank Register Want Ads that at tncJuta. China * Olaai gtop. W paperhanier. 58 yaarj Mpanenca. «i prompt borne aervlce or /re* checkup living1 room' fable*, fttudlo «oucb, dei Pierre. We tvrn toy poodles, whits am able. Rluonabla rate, aarait. Gen. •road at, Baa Bank, in T-uoo. Gbapln Avft, BH M70I altar B p.m.- on your Blaotrolax call PR umL lamp, aood buy. Call 8:30-11:30 a.m champagne. AKC registered. Xf yoillernen' priHrnd M Walltcs SL in 1- selli wormil" BH 1-4019. want to buy us, WE 6-3261. 53M. RED BANK REGISTER 22—Wed., March 8. 1961 Get Fertilizer Guarantees, Agent Says FREEHOLD — When you buy an organic fertilizer, insist on a; too, guarantee from the dealer on manufacturer concerning the j amount of waiter-insoluble nitro- gen it contains. This is the advice of County Agent Marvin A, Clark. • Water insolubility is the onlyj standard soil chemists have to measure the slowly releasable nitrogen in the fertilizer, he ex-i plains. j The state chemist at Rutgers SAFEWAY University has analyzed a num- ber of samples of complete fer- tilizers labeled "organic" and has found that in most cases not; more than half of the nitrogen # was insoluble and in some cases, all of it was. soluble. Hellmann s Granulated Such fertilizers, he says, are] not doing the job for which the average person buys an organic j fertilizer. This is to provide a] Mayonnaise Sugar source of slowly available nitro-; gen. eliminating the need to side- dress crops during the latter part Save at Saleway Sucresr...Shop Saleway of the growing season. Most people think of organic! fertilizers as being made from natural substances such as dried) 32 O3£ 5lb. Wood, cottonseed oil. meal, bone; c meal and such. Recently thej jar c bag chemical industry has learned to [ manufacture a synthetic organic! 65 47 nitrogen-carrying material called urea. Wallace Mitcheltree, Rutgers soil specialist explains that urea is an excellent source of nitrogen and strictly speaking is organic, Save Cash and Stamps at Safeivayl but dissolves in soil water the »ame as an inorganic fertilizer. l A combination of urea and form- Apple Pie "SM* 2 £69e- Pineapple aldehyde goes through a biologi- I cal breakdown the same as nat- Green Peas ZT 6X1.00 Pineapple 2ir 35C ural products. Thist combination Is an excellent source of nitro- P 6 gen, but relatively high priced, Dole Juice 9 i3«c 3 CT";23« Large Eggs % Mr. Clark says. GOLD BOND FORT CONTRACT Pineapple £1 2 lr 45c Spaghetti Itffi 2Jt35« WASHINGTON

LOW BIDDER ON PAGE 20 AND REDEEM AT SAFEWAY TRENTON — Edward P. Campaneila, Inc., of Hammon- ton was the lowest bidder Mon- Count on Safeway... For Saving* Ihat Count! day on a state contract to twild dikes to retain dredged fill Whole at Manatquan Inlet. CampaoeUi by the pound submitted a bid of $9,380 to the State Bureau of Navigation. The Bumble Bee Tuna ^ CO, only other bid came from For- Man Contracting Co., Point WhiU, Chunk Slyh...*SM Trader 4 t£ 1.00 '. ..„„ W ""* ^T JF* Pleasant It bid $10,1*0. 1 bOEBIFF'S SALE BUPEBionToLHT OF NKW JERSE¥ CHANCERY DIVISION Frozen Pies d 7Qc 5ION5IOCTH COt'NTY Docket No. F 3T North 87 desr:cs ?< minute* esil, making a new (in** j Shoulder Lamb Chops 59 through lands o[ the party of the first j' pan ajid alone the southerly line of j Lot 2 •• shown an a certain survey : made by Henry P. Labrccque. C. E.,i JEted Bank. N. J.. datwl January 10.1 Pineapple Juice «~ y EC I!>55. 320.00 feel lo a point; thence (ii! JCorth 2 degrret 33 mtnutcs west, mak-: -.v :,:w Ing a new Una throuuh landi of thej Fancy Fresh Fowl Dole Hawaiian ...The Flavor of the lilandif.:...... r...... _ **" WMtJ party of the first part, and still alone the southerly line ot Lot 2 M shown | on the aforesaid survey, 110.38 feet to' a point; thence t3i North 89 degrees! 35 minutes Eaat. making a new line. Fresh Butts '" 49« Fancy Smelts *- 29« through, lands of the party of the! lb Wakefield Coffee line of Lot 2 as shown on the afore- Sliced Bacon 69c said survey. 340.00 feet to a point: -" 59c Large Shrimp Can thence (*> North 0 degrees 25 mlnuteK Vacuum Pack Tin To Preierve It's Flavor and Aroma W*st, making a new 1ms through landu lb of the. party of the flrat pan. and still Beef Liver 45* Fresh Scallops *• 69c alonj; the southerly iin« or Lot 1 in f Shown on the aforesaid survey, I'O.OO -feel to a point; thence mill Prloti •H«rtlv« ot all Ntw J«r»y, Pearl Rlvar and Mlddltlown SaUway Starti. •long the lands of J. F. Talcolt. North W* r*Mrv« lh» right la limit quanlltUi. Non* wld for ratal*. K9 deprees 51 minutes Went, fi!3 (PPI to a monument stand Ing In the east- erly Itnr ff Ward Avenue: tlirnce or.«ev and LUItnn Dorfey Rornucti! LADY JANE SHORTBREAD 3gn»hln* 6-ex. pkg. 29c #*f nurnaon, Monmouth r^univ. Nr« d PREMIUM DUZ iptelal pack 23«t. pka 50e Jersey", dated Jun- 2P. 1054 by Hrnr> Grapefruit J" w"it. 5bJ 49« Mushrooms '"•55c BURRY BUTTER COOKIES 8-oi. pkg. 2»c CONTADINA TOMATO PASTE, 6 ex. 3 cani 37c V Labrfci'Jc, C K., r.rd n«nk Ne« IUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO l«i. bot. o0c arrflpy, and approved bv the Mavoi DINNER-REOY HAM SLICES 4ox.pkg. 4|(

' Subject to covenants, conditions and re-trlrtfonn of reeoH. If Rnv. Subject to sucli state of farts as an RuhJect to munlctpal hulldlne anrl ronlnp ordinance* and rtRulntlnnn. I flilblect to • tirrp^tunl enaement rt- • **Tv*-ii by the BrrJintor* n)wr, on over. Otrouprh anfl uMer thft lands herclni Pepsodent •nrt other utility llnet' nn mey now Ivory Liquid Laddie Boy Bosco , "1st to and for the. benefit of Lot No. I Toothpaste Save at Safeway Dog Food; Special Pack Mazola Corn Oil Together with R perpetual easement 3 12-oz. jar 39c lo the grantees herein abov*. on. over, C 16 ox. 32 oz. C through and unaer the land of Lot Z53' .i» OZ No. 2 aforesaid for sll water, gas '• 3 lr 43c ilx* tize 68 X2.19 electric and other utility lines as they! V59C now Mist to and for the benefit of the I , |an»i heMn described. | Modess rsey • Regular or Super; 12'i Peanuts Mixed Nuts The approximate amount of the Judg- Special Pack Beech-Nut; Strained Planler'i quart 71c ment to be satlBfiei by said sale 1ft Planter'* Cocktail Plonter't Cocktail fn* sum of S23.6O0.00 together with the x CO«ts of this sale. 2 *»• 89« IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. "bo? 79c 10Vr. 99c Dated February I, 1961. IT 139 Frank J. Valgentl, Jr., Alty. Fsb. 22-March 1-S 15 |S3.6S