TPeatKer Free Parian? Ibere If no durgs at meter* Snow tapering off today. to the Red Bank parking lot* Partly cloudy tonight. Fair to- after « p. m. Wainesday* and morrow. High today, 28. Low Fridays, Red Bank's two »hop- tonight, 15-20. High tomorrow, ping nights. 30-35. '$Ut An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership Since. 1878 BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Issued Dally. Monday through Friday, entered as Second Class Matter 7c PER COPY 35c PER WEEK VOLUME 82, NO. 141 at thu Post Office at Red Bank. N. J., under the Act ol March 3. 1619. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1960 Freehold Twp. Savage Snowstorm To Get 35-Store Rips Shore Area, Shopping Plaza Leaves 17 Inches $6 Million 9 West Long Branch Man 'Bushed Limit To Project Set President Dies After Shoveling Snow For 1961 Debate Wind driven snow and freezing temperatures Relaxes gripped the Shore area yesterday and today. At least FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — A Forecast one death was attributed to the storm. $6 million, 32-store shopping plaza RAMEY AIR FORCE BASE, William D. Martin, U.S. weather observer in Long is in the offing here. Puerto Rico (AP) — President EMERGENCY CALL — Heavy snow didn't stop the Keyport First Aid Squad from WASHINGTON (AP) - Rival Branch, put the official snowfall at 17 inches at 7 If completed as now planned, Eisenhower, admittedly "bush- bringing a maternity patient to Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, this morning. Police factions among supporters of a the project will be among the ed" from 12 days of touring civil rights bill stood their ground in area municipalities reported scores of accidents yesterday and today, most of a. m. today. largest shopping centers in Mon planned to break his week-end of today in a squabble that could Mario M. Boncore, 59, of 68 mouth County. rest today for another talk on them minor. affect the whole fate of the leg. Oceanport Ave., West Long The announcement was made Latin-American affairs. islation. Branch, was dead on arrival yes- yesterday by Michael R. Gingold, Facing an audience that In- But Senate Democratic Leader terday in Monmouth Medical Cen> head of the commercial depart- cludes some critics of United Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas Disease ter, apparently of a heart attack. ment of Leslie Blau Realtors, States policy, the President hinted a break may be in the He had tried unsuccessfully to Newark, and Jerry Sokol, Free- may give a preliminary report offering. He spoke early today shovel his car out of the snow, hold, attorney for the purchasers. on his good will mission to four of the possibility of a bipartisan and was stricken shortly there- The project, to be known as South American nations. move next week to limit debate Follows after. Throughout the nation at and get down to voting. Freehold Plaza Shopping Center, Arriving here yesterday, Eisen- least 61 deaths were attributed will be located on the 52-acre hower was undisturbed by an As the dispute continued some to the storm which battered the Walter Lott tract at Rt. 33 and engine misljap that put him al- Republican senators were con- country. South St. most two hours over wild Ama- tending that the administration's Quakes Temperatures stayed between Present zoning permits shop- zon jungles in a plane with one package program of civil rights 20 and 30 degrees all day. North- legislation is too harsh. On the ping centers. of its four jets out of action. The AGADIR, Morocco (AP) — cast winds reached 54 miles an other side, a group of Northern Weary refugees streamed iaway hour. Plans are to develop 42 acres pilot said the President never Democrats was as/sailing it as was in any danger and he from Agadir today as pestilence All schools In the county of the tract by the fall of 1662. too weak. threatened to sweep the quake switched in Dutch Surinam closed today. Many were doted Ten acres, in the northwest cor shattered City. ner, will be reserved for future (Giana) to another jet for the Some from both factions said yesterday, and those that did Amid the stench of death, res^ development. rest of the flight from Buenos (See DEBATE,- Pg. 2) open, shut down by afternoon. cue workers continued searching Aires. The same was true for many Start In 1 Year for survivors who might be businesses and stores. Many The President planiied to fly by trapped in the ruins. Target date for start of con helicopter to address a lunch- Dr. Mickey municipal bodies canceled their The Moroccan government an- meetings last night. struction is April, 1961. The first eon of the Caribbean section o: nounced that 2,964 dead had been section of the plaza is to be com the American assembly meeting Police throughout the county Released buried in graves hastily dug in reported a rash of minor ac- pleted by November, 1961. at Dorado Beach, a resort owned the rubble of the Atlantic resort. Mr. Gingold told the Register by Laurence Reckefeller abou1 SNOWED IN — It may be awhile before this car, parked on Mechanic St., near cidents as vehicles skidded all But that figure did not include over the slippery roads. that tentative agreements have 60 miles west of this strategic Broad St., Red Bank, takes to the open road again. Left there during the storm, the From Jail uncounted numbers of graves Fort Monmouth reported it was already been reached with two air command base. Eisenhower filled during the confused hours major and two minor tenants. car is wedged in by snow from plows clearing the streets. BATON ROUGE, La. (AP)- open for business and all per- hoped to get in some golf after Dr. George H. Mickey, insisting following the two earthquakes sonnel were expected to report He named the major tenants lunch before taking a helicop- he was accused unjustly of mur- and a tidal wave Monday night. to work if they could. Classes ter back to the base. as Food Fair and the F. W. dering a woman professor, re Fear 6,000 Deaths at the Signal School were sus- Woolworth Co. The assembly Is a non-par ports back to Louisiana State Moroccan officials feared that pended for the day. The largest tenant is to be a (See PRESIDENT, Pg. 3) University today where he is dean 6,000 of the city's 40,000 resi Throughout the day and night, department store, of the graduate school. dents may have died in the dis motorists abandoned their cars The realty company is nego- After pearly three weeks of in aster, but It was.apparent that in snowbanks, tiating with a bowling alley, $134,000 vestigation, a deadlocked grand the exact toll would never be Mr. Martin predicted the snow which is to locate in the plaza, jury yesterday recessed without known. would taper off today. The of- and also has prospects for a deciding whether to indict the At least 3,200 persons were ficial forecast was for partly branch of. a bank in the local Awarded To 50-year-old scientist in the field o injured, 1,200 of them seriously. cloudy tonight and fair tomor- area, Mr. Gingold reported. genetics. Some estimates of the injured row. Other units planned for the cen- Crash Victim The case was pretermitted— ran to 5,000. The high today will be 28, ter are: left open—for possible future ac The government ordered Aga and a low tonight of 15 to 20. A service station, near the FREEHOLD — A Middletown tion by this or another jury. The dir cvacuted in the face of the Temperatures tomorrow are South St. entrance; a men's shop, Township couple were awarded charge remains on the books and threat of pestilence. Severa expected to reach 30 to 35. (porting goods shop, children's $134,000 by a jury here Wednes- investigation in the case will con (Se.' QUAKES, Pg. 2) Winds will shift to the north- shop, dry goods store, juvenile day for injuries sustained in an tinue, officers said. west at 25 miles an hour to- furniture store, ciy cleaners, two automobile accident Dec. 30,1956. Mickey was arrested Jan. 14 day, dropping to 15-20 tonight shoe stores, pharmacy, beauty Mrs. Margaret C. Rainaud, 90 and charged with murder in the 2 Missile and tomorrow. parlor, restaurant, hardware Statesir PI., Middletown Town fatal clubbing of Dr. Margaret Mr. Martin said yesterday's store, paint store, pet shop, op- ship, was awarded $100,000 for McMillan, 38-year-old unwed bi- fall was more than any March tician, bakery, candy store, photo personal injuries. Her husband ologist and longtime associate of Firings Are on record. Snow measured shop, furniture store, stationery William J. Rainaud, Jr., received Mickey. He has been held incom- 13 inches in the county Feb. 15- store, and a branch of the Leslie $1,000 for personal injuries and municado from newsmen. 16, 1958. Blau firm, $33,000 for medical expenses for The scientist left jail grim and Successful In New York City, Nassau his wife. pale. He read a statement that CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (AP) County and Queens, 12 deaths 3,000 Cars The judgement was againsl referred to the "unjust ac- — A Snark and a Minuteman, were caused by heart attacks The parking lot, to accommo Edith A. Lentz, Rt. 35, Middle cusation of being implicated in America's oldest and newest in- while shoveling snow or plod- date 3,000 cars—double the size town Township, who was the DIGGING OUT — Steven Secula, 112 Harding Rd., Red Bank, is making every ef- the crime." On advice of counsel tercontinental range missies, un- ding through the drifts. In Suf- he answered no questions. of the new Middletown Shopping driver of a car which struck the fort to get to work this morning. He got up early and began shoveling out his derwent successful tests at op- folk County on Long Island, a Rainaud car as it was turning A $10,000 property bond put up posite ends of the country. man slipped and fell to his death Center lot—will cover about 20 driveway. The scene was repeated throughout the area. acres of the plaza. from Rt. 35 into Frost Ave., Mid- by university friends gave Mickey The Snark was launched over while trying to board a moving dletown, and forced it into the his freedom from jail. a 5,000-mile course from' Cape train at a railroad station. Total store area will be about Dr. McMillan, an Illinois born 200,000 square feet, opposite lane, where it was To Emergency Vehicles Canaveral yesterday. It was one Pennsylvania counted at least struck by another car. assistant professor of biology at of the final flights here for this nine deaths as residents battled The buildings, to be in an ex- the LSU branch in New Orleans, slow-moving guided missile. drifts up to 30 inches, In Mary, pended L-shape, almost a U- Mrs. Rainaud suffered brain injuries, partial paralysis and was found slain south of here Jan The Minuteman darted from an land, weather-attributed deaths shape, will be set back more 16. underground silo at Edwards Air totaled at least five. • than 1,600 feet from South St. loss of the senses of taste and Grand Jury Insists Traffic Force Base, Calif., on its sixth The storm knocked out part of and about 300 feet from Rt. 33. smell. She was unconsious for three months after the accident successful tethered flight. There (he Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit The shape and setback will pro- INDEX was enough live solid fuel in the Division of the subway system vide a cove parking area and The case was heard before County Judge C. Giordano. Page first stage to create full thrust today and stranded thousands of will help eliminate traffic hazards Rules Must Be Followed Amusements „ 17 for a few seconds. persons bound for work. In getting into and out of the site. The rocket rose several hun- Several hundred students at FREEHOLD — The Monmouth to all emergency and police ve- The presentment closed with Births 2 When the center is completely Jim Bishop „ 6 dred feet before it was halted Wall Township school wero occupied, annual sales volume $2 Million County Grand Jury, in a present- hicles on official business, it also the following statement: "We stranded yesterday at school's ment handed up yesterday, said states "emergency vehicle driv- strongly urge that these facts and Bridge 16, 20 by a nylon cable attached to its will be an estimated $15 million— Classified 21-23 nose. end when drifts trapped school with more than 550 employees. all police, fire and ambulance ers are not relieved of the re views be communicated to all buses in a parking lot. Town- Suit Filed vehicles are subject to all traffic sponslbility of driving with due police departments, fire compa Comics 16, 20 Minuteman is a "second gener- The center will serve a popula- Crossword Puzile 16, 20 ation" ICBM which eventually will ship snow plows released the regulations, noting two excep- regard for the safety of all per- nies, ambulance corps, first aid buses* and the students got tion area of about 61,000 persons. tions. sons and that such drivers must squads and other public and Editorials 8 succeed the liquid-propellant At In making the announcement, home. By Sante Fe The presentment accepted by bear the consequences of any quasi-public agencies in Mon- Hcrblock 6 las and Titan. It is scheduled Mr. Gingold gave this assessment Kilty Kelly 10 to begin flight tests at Cape Ca- The Monmouth Beach Coast BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) — Superior Court Judge J, Edward such lapse." mouth County. of the area: nave-al next fall. When opera- Guard station was busy. The A BakersfieM trucking firm Knight, noted the only exceptions Special attention was called to Obituaries 2 "This will be an investment in "It is our further wish that tional, it will be able to carry station's "Duck" transported 33 whose oil rig was involved in a were for military vehicles in time the fact that strict adherence to officers in charge of these or- Sylvia Porter 6 the future. Through various sur- nuclear payloads 6,000 miles at stranderi motorists 'rorn Mon- train collision that cost 14 lives of riot or insurrection and police law and the exercise of common ganizations and agencies under- Radio-Television 17 veys and studies, our firm is con- speeds up to 16,000 miles an hour. mouth Beach tn Sea Bright. is being sued for two million and motor vehicle department sense by drivers of emergency take to require that drivers of Religious Services 14-15 Boatswain's Mate ChMf Frank vinced that Monmouth and Ocean Social 10-11 A squadron of 600 mile-an-hour dollars by Santa Fe Railway. cars used in the apprehension of vehicles was necessary, official or organization vehicles Bernhard led the operation, He Counties will be the area of the George Sokolsky 6 Snarks is stationed in Maine. No Santa Fe accused Oglesby law violators. be well trained in the skills of was assisted by En-2 Russell greatest development in the state Sports 18-19 funds are earmarked to continue Brothers Trucking Co. of negli- These exceptions apply only to PRINCE GAINS WEIGHT driving, physically fit and alert Turner and Seaman Peter Lar- within the next five years. the Snark gence in a suit filed here yester- speed. LONDON (AP) - Britain's new to exercise good judgment while Stock Market 2 program after this W. S. White 6 year. kin, The announcement took local day. The railway contends the Those Vehicles Only royal prince, two weeks old to- driving and thoroughly familiar (See STORM, Pg. 2) ciiicials by complete surprise. truck, laden with 7,500 gallons The jury pointed out that In day, has gained nine ounces since with the requirements of the law Mayor Karl Smith issued this of oil, drove in front of the east birth and now weighs seven as outlined here." statement last night: state law /there is no mention bound San Francisco Chief pas pounds 12 ounces. Copies of the presentment sub- "I am certain—even though this of any other kind of official or senger train Tuesday without emergency vehicle, even if in- The queen, who had a prolong- mitted by Dale B. Otto, jury is a surprise to the governing without stopping in violation of foreman, were forwarded to the body—that the Township Commit' volved in an errand of urgency ed and somewhat difficult labor, California's motoring laws. or mercy." Is now up and around a good Monmoiith County Board of Free- tee will welcome such an enter holders, the governing bodies of prise. It is the kind of ratable The railroad says the train The presentment noted that al- part of each day, However, she obeyed all safety rules at the though law requires that motor- has not left the palace since the all 53 municipalities in the coun we need to help ease the tax ty, and the press, b»rden." crossing. ists must give the right of way baby was born.
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"•""•-.»•' .• ,/.•..:.',> MAKING A PATH — Louij Prate cloars a path in front of his building at tho foof ARCHITECT'S DRAWING —FREEHOLD PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER - This it the architect's concept of a proposed $6 million shopping conter of Broad St., Red Bank. Snow plowt startod early yettorday aftornoon and kept planned for Freehold Township. It is to be located on tho 52-acre Waltor Lott farm, Rt, 33 at South St. roadi clear—but to homeowners fall tho task of clearing sidewalks. I I \ t ^^|^^y,;:Matdb;4,1960 . RED BAXK REGISTER Quakes Week's TV Meriiv (Continued) "The Balcony' Convict Woman cases of typhoid fever already have been reported among the Well Balanced Of Tipsy Driving predominantly Moslem popula- By CYNTHIA LOWRY Is Presented tion. MIDDLETOWN — Miss Bever Moroccan troops cordoned off NEW YORK (AP) — Viewers Effectively ly Von Kersburg, 333 Broad St., the wreckage. No orte but res who hit television's highlights Red Bank, was convicted of have a well balanced menu dur- .-.• By BERNARD GAVZER cue personnel carrying special- drunk driving in Magistrate's Ipasses were allowed inside. OBITUARIES ing the next seven days. It runs NEW YORK (AP) - In France Court yesterday. Newsmen also were barred. the gamut from a philharmonic and other carefree centers of the W. Gilbert Manson, magistrate, 95 Degree Heat LOUIS T. McCORMJCK concert to a William Faulkner world, there have been place fined her $200, plus 530 for court adaptation and touches satire, ' where lewd performances were The ruined city was sprayed and medical costs, and suspended MIDDLETOWN—Louis T. Me- mystery, romantic music, steer- staged for hidden spectators. her license for two years. with disinfectant. Its pungent Jormick, 73, of 40 Virginia Ter., odor mixed with the overpower- roping and amateur contests Such is the scene of "The Bal She was arrested Nov. 24 by died last night in Ivy House along the way. cony," a new play by French ing, sickly sweet smell of bodies Nursing Home. Patrolman Arthur Scott on Rt. Tonight, for instance, there is playwright Jean Genet, who calis buried in the rubble and decay- He was born in Hackettstown, 1 35 at the Navesink River Rd.j another Art Carney revue on this place a "house of illusions intersection. ing in the 95-degree heat. son of the late Whitfield H. and Rescue squads wearing gauze NBC. This one, called "The Best as well as hell. Dr. Marc Krohn, township | Harriet Allison McCormictf! Mr. masks entered new sections of of Anything," promises to take a It is no place for the timid to physician, said that he examined McCormick had lived here three the ruins. Although three days sharp look at the American cus- tread, fnr its inhabitants presen the woman and found that though years. He formerly lived in South had passed since Agadir crum- tom of awards (8:30-9:30). Genet's argument that man may oriented, she had lost her co- Orange. bled, rescue hopes were streng- 1 well be beyond hope. Gene de ordination and after the exam CBS Show of the Month is an thened by the finding yesterday Mr. McCormick was an inde- adaptation of Robert Louis plores a world in which men he ruled her unfit to drive. pendent truckeremployed by the seem incapable of escaping thi of 20 persons still alive in the Stevenson's "Treasure Island," Miss Von Kersburg was repre- wreckage. A&P stores of Newark. He was with Hugh Griffith playing Long roles in which they find them sented by Ira J. Katchen, Long ON THE JOB — That's what these snow plows were all night and this morning. In former New Jersey State skeet selves. One of those rescued was a John Silver. It will be shown be- Branch attorney. this scene, a plow cles ; the English Plaza parking lot in Red Bank. If shoppers Frenchwoman who gave birth to shooting champion. His symbols of power and au ' Surviving are his wife, Mrs. tween 7:30 and 9 p. m. Saturday Dr. Leonard S. Danzig, Fair manage to brave the si < .. to get to Red Bank, they will find cleared out parking a boy several hours after she —early, for the benefit of the -tlvyity are the bishop, the judge Haven, the defendant's physician Marguerite M. Haines McCor- .and the general. They need in lots. was pulled from the ruins of her' younger audience. testified that on Nov. 19 five home. mick; five daughters, Mrs. Mar- feriors to retain their images days prior to her arrest — he ion Scott, of this place; Mrs. Sunday brings another New And so everyone plays a part, started treating her for a head cars skidded into snowbanks or All hope of finding survivors Elaine Williams of West Long York Philharmonic young peo- willingly the penitent to the bislv injury. Storm had minor emergency trouble was abandoned in much of the Branch, Mrs. Adrianne Melia of ple's concert on CBS (1-2 p. m.) op, the thief to the judge. Debate for which help was required. native Moroccan quarter, where!Toms River, Mrs. Jane Henning with young people themselves as The doctor testified that Miss (Continued) the quakes crumbled flimsy Genet states his thesis in pro Von Kersburg told him she had (Continued) Speed was-ordered cut from 60 of Livingston and Mrs. Marguer- soloists. A 9-year-old girl will voking dramaic terms. The al they never would vote to choke Absence of serious accident, to 35 m.p.h. on both the park- 'structures into dust. Bulldozer, ite M. Martin, at home; a son, narrate Prokofiev's "Peter and slipped in her home and hit her teams prepared to level the legory sometimes obscures th head on a door. off the marathon Southern fili fire or injury was .called re- way and the New Jersey Turn' Louis H. McCormick of this the Wolf," and there will be buster against any civil rights markable. ruins. message, but the symbolism He said that his examination pike. place; a brother, Frank H. Me- cello and violin solos by teen- doesn't get so far out that th. legislation unless their objections Commuters took a beating, New York City caught nearly Hold Out Hope iCormick of Philadelphia, and 22 agers. showed she had a large bruise are met. play goes beoynd comprehension over the left eye and blood in whatever their means of travel. 14 inches of snow before the fall But hope was still held that grandchildren. NBC's Sunday Show Case (8- Genet demands thought, Unless their divergent views Boro Buses, Red Bank, re- tapered off early today. It was in the modern European quarter 9 p. m.) is a mystery, "Turn the the left ear canal. are compromised, their refusal The funeral will be held Mon- .He couldn't have asked for a Dr. Danzig said he prescribed ported one of its big buses thai New York's worst storm since that some persons might still t>i day at 2 p. m. in the Worden Key Deftly," with Julie Harris , more professional production than could halt any effort later to (efl Newark at 3 p. m. yesterday, 1948, when nearly 17 inches of alive in pockets created by fal- and Maximilian Schell. It is fol- equanil, a tranquilizer, for his get a Senate vote on any civi: Funeral Hofne, Red Bank. Rev. ...that presented at the opening a patient. arrived in Red Bank at 8:15. snow fell. The record was set len beams or girders. ^Dr. Charles S. Webster, pastor lowed on NBC (9-10) by Roy .off-Broadway's Circle in the rights bill. The New York & Long in 1947 with 25.8 inches. The Sixty-eight French and U.S. Rogers, Dale Evans and the Mr. Katchen, through testimony Complicating the picture were of the Red Bank Presbyterian Square Theatre last night. Jose of the doctor, contended the use Branch Railroad said the North storied March blizzard of 188 military planes kept up a round Church, will officiate. Burial will Houston Rodeo with 300 perform- Quintero's direction for the mosl evidences of factions within the Jersey Coast trains of both the deposited 21.9 inches of snow. the-clock airlift from a nearby of the drug plus several mixed factions, and a lot of individual be in Fair View Cemetery. ing cowboys, horses and steers. part drew each last drop of dra> drinks which the defendant said Jersey Central and the Pennsyl- All along Rt. 9, State Police ai French airbase, taking injure matic potential from the trans' working at cross purposes. Howell Barracks said, cars skid- and unhurt survivors to othe Jackie Gleason will lead a 60- she had prior to the arrest, re- vania were running "around 45 piece orchestra in a medley of lation by Bernard Frechtman It all presented a challenging minutes, late" In either direc- ded, turned and stalled. "Thai Moroccan cities and bringing in MARIO BONCORE sulted in her loss of co-ordination problem for Johnson and Sen his own compositions on Monday Costumes which raised mere men which Dr. Krohn testified to. tion. always is our trouble spot in supplies. Up to last night, more LONG BRANCH — Mario Mat-| to giant figures were expertly Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois a storm," they added. There wa than 3,000 persons, most of them thew Boncore, 59, of 68 Ocean- night's Kate Smith Show (CBS, Miss Von Kersburg said she The Asbury Park & New created by Patricia Zipprodt, and the Senate Republican leader. York Transit Co. said the lat- a 40-minute blockage at the in- French or other foreigners, ha" port Ave.,' West Long Branch, 7:30-8). Playhouse 90 also will David Hays brought effective had taken one of the tranquili- Both are working — but on sep- tersection of Rts. 34 and 33, be- been evacuted by air. was dead on arrival yesterday in turn up Monday night (9:30-11), zers prior to her arrest. est a bus was reported off props from the ceiling by hidden arate beams — for a civil rights schedule on this line was three 'side the auction market, caused Tent Cities Set Up Monmouth Medical Center. this time with an adaptation of In other cases, Daniel R. Law bill. by high drifts. Faulkner's "Tomorrow" starring pulleys. hours. Three tent cities were set up He was stricken after attempt horn, of 194 Center Ave., Belford, The Southerners meanwhile, ing to shovel his car out of the Richard Boone, on holiday from In the key role of Irma, keeper was ordered held for action of To most observers, the public- All the equipment Red Bank In the surrounding countryside working on a teamwork schedule could muster was In service snow. "Have Gun, Will Travel," and of this hell house, Nancy Mar- the grand jury on a charge of they say they can maintain in- at-large did a good thinking job for '10,000 other evacuees, most- Kim Stanley. Ted Mack and the chand was marvelous. Difficult non-support. He was placed un- in coming to grips with the win- all day and well Into the night. ly Moslems. Thousands mon Mr. Boncore was born in New definitely, talked through the One big job was cleaning out original Amateur Hour will make and demanding roles were wel der $50 bail. fourth full day of around-the-clock ter storm. Checks with area po plodded away from the area oi York City, son of the late Enrico the White St. parking lot. and Adelaide Esposito Boncore. its ABC debut at 10:30. And, of played by F. M. Kimbell as the Magistrate Manson fined Mrs. sessions. ice produced no reports o: foot, or by horse or mule, seek- bishop, Arthur Malet as the serious traffic accidents. Contractors had their heavy ing refuge elsewhere. He lived in West Long Branch course. Jack Paar returns to his Frank J. Gordzica, Burlington A quorum call at 4:06 a. m. equipment moving tons of snow three years. He formerly lived in late evening show on NBC after a judge, John S. Dodson as the Ave., Leonardo, and Jacob Chat- brought civil rights supporters in Motorists won police praise for The Moroccan Council of Min- general and Roy Poole as the that fell on the vast parking lo: isters is meeting in Rabat to de- Red Bank. well-publicized three-week holi- terton of Atlantic Highlands, $20 to the Senate looking tired and ihelr courteous driving. day. chief of police. Monmouth County Road at Monmouth Shopping Center in cide whether Agadir can be re- Mr. Boncpre was employod by ;or assault stemming from an grey and more than usually di- Eatontown which has just opened This is not to ignore the esti- Supervisor Howard Preston built. King Mohammed V on Bendix Corp., Eatontown. Dur- Tuesday night's Startime on ncident at the RidgewooU Inn, sheveled. for business. It looked like an mable contribution of other men* spoke In high praise of 100 Tuesday said the city would rise ing World War II he served NBC will be another nostalgic Leonardo, Feb. 20. Sen. Ernest Gruening (D-Alas all night job. Several Eatontown 1 bers of the cast—John Perkins, men on his staff who worked again, but doubts have been overseas as a civilian employee music show—"The Swingin Sing- ka) was in shirtsleeves with an firemen who also are first aid Jock Livingston, and the very with 30 trucks and four graders voiced that the area could eco mechanic. in' Years"—with a lot of stars open collar. Sen Kenneth B. Kcat squad members volunteered to attractive Salome Jens, Sylvia since 5:30 a. m. yesterday to nnmicallv be made habitable, He was a member of St. An- including Jo Stafford, Vaughn Emergency ing (R-NY) wore a jacket over stay on duty all night for emer- Miles, Grayson Hall and Betty open traffic arteries. All equip- Before the quake it was the porl thony's • Catholic Church, Red Monroe, Woody Herman, Charlie pajama tops. Many were tieless gency calls rather than risk Miller. or wearing bedroom slippers. ment Is equipped with two- for a rich agricultural and min Bank. Barnet, Stan Kenton and Louis Decals Offered going home and getting back. ing section. Sen. George A. Smathers (D way radio sets and Mr. Pres- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jourdan. The second part of NEW SHREWSBURY - The A Moroccan official denied re- Fla) asked if there wasn't some ton found it easy to get the Monmouth's problems appear- Rose Galante Boncore; two Steel Hour's "Hadley" drama of Northside Engine Company this ports that the entire city would Delay Decision rule about suitable attire of sen- crews from one trouble spot ed minimized by those in some daughters, Mrs. Raymond E. Bi- a family dynasty will be shown week started a program for dis- be razed. He said unsafe build- ators. Sen. Philip A. Hart (D- to the next. other parts of the state where the naco of Red Bank and Mrs. Rob-Wednesday night (CBS, 10-11). On playing special decals in homes ings would be demolished, bu On Substation Mich), acting as presiding offi- storm dumped nearly two feet of ert Foster at home; a brother, Thursday night there's Peggy Lee in the northern sectons of the It was late last night before only after all living persons had cer, said there was no such rule. snow and jammed highway traf- Louis Boncore of this city; four and Jack Carter on CBS' 10-11 FAIR HAVEN — The Zoning borough where there are inva- he graders could cut their way been rescued. Less than a fourth A quorum was obtained at 4:40 fic. sisters, Mrs. Frank Santangelo, Revue. Board of Adjustment will meel lids or disabled persons that ;hrough Ocean Ave. between Sea of the city was undamaged after a. m. And Smathers look up the Bright and Monmouth Beach, Newark, the state's largest Mrs. Anthony Pellati and Mrs. March 14 at 7:30 p. m. to take would require special attention city, suffered one of the worst the quakes. Rose Talerico, all of Red Bank, up the matter of the variano Southern speaking chore. That road was closed off forj Chattanooga, formerly a Wash- in the event of fire. tleups in memory with cars and Mrs. Ida Juliano, this city, ington farm team, will operate application of Jersey Centra Residents wishing these decals Although party leaders on both several hours, the result of drifts sides have thus far avoided any piled up by winds that at times still bumper - to - bumper on and a grandson. independently in the Southern Power and Light Co. to erect a may call Norbcrt Connair or downtown streets by mid-even- substation on Ridge Rd. Walter Huhn. such action. Sen. Wayne Morse blew up to 50 m. p. h., according The Worden Funeral Home, Red Association this year.. ing. A Newark man'died of a Bank, is in charge of arrange- The board was to have madei At the fire company meeting (D-Orc), started without success :o Mr. Martin's measurement. MEDICAL last night a move to end the de- State Police at Shrewsbury heart attack while attempting ments. It Adds up1 More and more people a decision on the request last this week it was announced that to push his stalled car free. use Register arir, each tlsue becauaft bate. said it was evident that most resulta j'.ome tester.— Advertisement. night but the inclement weather progress is being made for an Hundreds of commuters, fear MEMOS forced Howard Isherwood, board, addition to the present fire house. Southerners blocked Morse's workers who normally drive to MRS. PETER C. GREEN effort to file a cloture petition, work at Fort Monmouth and the ing what they would find on the chairman, to postpone the meet Definite arrangements for this highways, turned to the rail- By H. I. Hanchaniohn, M.fc. LEONARDO — Mrs. Christina ing. will be presented at the com- and Sen. Thruston B. Morton (R- Bcndix Aviation Corp. at Eaton- 1 E. Green, 67, died yesterday in Ky) tore up the paper Morse roads . Trains were so packed pany's meeting Monday. own decided to take the day off. No one would guess by observ- her home, 15 Monmouth Ave. had left at the Senate Clerk's many would-be passengers could The conthly paper collection Until heavy equipment push- Born in sDenmark, she had Keansburg desk. not get aboard. Thousands were ing some persons over 70 and ill be made Sunday. Residents ed through last night, Ocean- stranded when a trailer truck 80 years of age that they migh lived here 27 years. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Grimley, are asked to leave their news- . "If we are to have cloture, port Ave. and 7 Bridge Rd. She was a member of the La- I don't want it to come from a iack-knifed and blocked one en- have suffered strokes as many 341 Main St., have returned from papers or magazines in tied bun- were closed off. Through Mon- trance to the Lincoln tunnel. as 20 or 30 years previously, or dies' Auxiliary of the Brevent their trip to Puerto Rico and the!dles on the curbs in front of turncoat." Morton told newsmen. mouth County many secondary Park and Leonardo Fire Co.? and He referred to Morse's change Other commuters gave up the perhaps a series of small strokes Virgin Islands where they visited heir homes for pick-up. roads were Impassable last from time to time. the Oceanview Republican Club. the governor's mansion and the from Republican affiliation to, idea of reaching honie ?"d ni'itf night. They are expected to be Strokes do not always cause Surviving are her husband, Pe- secretary of labor. Independent and then to Dem- opened up sometime today. nto jammed hotels for the night. ter C. Green; a daughter, Mrs. ocratic. In Camden, 20 passemcrs a paralysis of one side of the dedicated lo Richard Brant, son of Mr. and On the Garden State Parkway, body or affect the ability of a Envin Forrest of this place: a He told the Senate later he were hurt when a bus skidded grandchild; . two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Brant, 280 Laurel Red Bank Personals State Police said more than 100 person to talk. The symptoms INTEGRITY ,, ,, .|had destroyed the petition be- Into steel guard posts at a Ben- Catherine Pedersen of Florida, Ave., celebrated his eleventh may be so slight and disappear To serve reverently ... birthday last week with mem Mr. and Mrs. Morgan H. Reh-i cause |,e thought Morse was mak- jamin Franklin Bridge toll and Mrs. Nellie Jensen of Den- ig of Lake Ave., Fair Haven, |ing a ..purely partisan| selfisll Democratic presidential nomina booth. so quickly that a person may with dignity and beauty bers of his family. are spending a month touring mark, and two brothers, Peter gesture." ion, was reported working might Atlantic City had a tempor- almost forget that they ever oc- Pedersen of Florida and Troels always, and offering the Miss Sharon Conley, 342 Main in Florida. cured. Morse had another copy of his ly behind scenes to draft a gen- ary power failure. But else- Pedersen of New York. utmost in consideration. St., is a patient in Riverview pcition prepared and said he erally acceptable compromise where, utilities appeared to be Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Sand- The funeral will be held Mon- At no time does creed or was leaving it at the desk so bill and move with it at some holding up well. day at 2 p. m. in the Condon Mrs. Richard Healy, 84 Wood' ass, Alston Ct., Red Bank, left Republicans and Democrats both psychological moment. this week to vacation at Day- In Wilmington, Del., Jack Funeral Home, Atlantic High- price make any difference side Ave., is recuperating at could sign it. He said he favored Vice President Richard M. Nix- tona Beach, Fla. Mitchell, 57, Associated Press lands, with Rev. Richard P. in the high standards we home after being a patient at a nonpartisan approach to the on was reported actively work maintenance man died of a heart Young of the Leonardo Baptist Riverview Hospital. whole issue. ng to rally Republican dissidents have upheld and shall con- Mr. and Mrs. William A. ;eizure after shovelling snow Church officiating. Burial will be Later the two mem ceremon- o support the administration outside his home. In Fair View Cemetery. tinue to uphold in our Truex, Jr., of Hill Top Acres, iously shook hands. PICKING A PREMIER Lincroft, have returned from program. The Asbury Park & New York service and responsibility A petition for cloture, or de- Dirksen himself disclosed that ROME (AP) — President Gio- ransit Corp. spokesman said lorida, where they spent sev-|baVc 'limitation'.' requires' 1G sip ;ome Republican senators had PETER J. EINHORN to the community. vanni Gronchi today asked Gio eral weeks in West Palm Beach. lo avoid other delays, buses late ml u-onL-c in W»c, Dalm nn.M, I , M ;d old him they would not vote to KEYPORT — Peter J. Einhorn, vanni Leone, president of the t'esterday stooped serving Long on his own in preparing the pe- imit debate unless some sections 61, died suddenly last night in his Chamber of Deputies, to find a Branch and Oceanport and were tition, and "I found very little are dropped from the adminis- home, 290 First St. new premier for Italy. i
East Kennsbiirg Mrs. Vincent Calabrese, Wes Keansburg, entertained member of the Secret Pal Club Sunday Gifts were exchanged by thi members. Mrs. Oliver Holland, Alberta Ave., will be hostess at the next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashenfeldei Newark, are moving into thei new residence on Carter Ave.
A mother and daughter enter tainment will be held by the Girl *" Trade-in Your Old Scout troops of East Keansburg, Tuesday in the East Keansburg Black & Whife TV* and Gei * school.
Plans were made by Intermedi- ate Girl Scout Troop 28 for a camping trip April 22 to April 2- at Camp Nomoco. A cook out will be held before the girls go camping. Mrs. James Larsen will speak at the next two meetings and acquaint the girls with camp- ing. A bus trip to West Point is ALLOWANCE also planned for this spring. Mrs. ... on a new 21* Console Color TV. Allen Whatley is leader. Like owning 2 sets in 1... brilliant . living color and sparkling black and Mr. and Mrs. George Rossna- •*. white. Full-Year Warranty on all'parts, including picture tube. Rle, Harmony Rd., are parents of a daughter, Robyn Ann, born In Muhlenberg Hospital, Plain- field, Friday of last week.
Knitting Club members attend- ed a card party at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, Middle- town, Monday Mrs. George Lew> Get EASY TERMS — 3 Years to Pay _ Port Monmouth, will be hos tess at a meeting Monday. at these RCA VICTOR COLOR TV Dealers: The Ladies Auxiliary of the fire company has been invited to at Itube overall diagonal \ tend the firemen's dinner Apri Til 23 with their husbands, Announce \ 282 **• ln- Picture J ment was made at the meeting I V Feb. 23. Mrs. Harold Truax and Mrs. John Mayer were hostesses FULL PICTURE TV after the meeting. Leonardo "Love Gift" was the theme o •WITH 100% MORE CONTRAST the Women's Missionary Society meeting in the Baptist Church last week. Mrs. Robert Search was program chairman. Mrs. An- thony Plitnik and Mrs. Fred Wil- • 25% brighter liamson were hostesses. Mrs. Al- picture fred Dickson will report on "Con- go Calling" at the next meeting, • Super Signal Gvido March 29. Tunor World Day of Prayer will be • High-level Contrail observed tomorrow In the Baptist Control Church from noon until 9 p.m. • RCA Security Sealed Circuit! Mr. and Mr*. Albert Fauteck, formerly of East Keansburg, have • TV Doublet at a moved into their new reiidence Stereo Speaker Unit on Monmouth Ave. • Duo-cone Speaker The birthdays of Mrs, Christine Balanced Fidelity Thompson, district deputy of the FM Sound Daughters of America, and Mrs. John Myers, this place, were cele- • Lighted Channel brated at the Beacon Light Coun- Indicator Ing last week. Monday night the • 20 sq. in. more pic- members and friends attended a demonstration in Crown Kitchens, ture than conven- Lowest priced model with new 23" (overall tional 21" tube TV Headden's Corner. Next Monday, diagonal) "Wide Angle" lube. 282 sq. in. pic- initiation of new members will ture. Mart., Wai., Lt. Cherry *t%j%g% Q[ be held in the Union Beich Coun- veneers, selected hardwoods.
,.;•:. '•:•• ••• ;•>;••• :•'•. ,./.;..•• / .: : • : • ••;..;;. . the fair JLrt S. University Shop -i. Route 35, Wanamassa KEIIogg 1-4949 DAILY 9 'til 9 18 BROAD ST.SHOE CO. RED BANK Open Wed. and Pri. Evenings 'Til 9 \ Dili product hoi no c«nn«ctkxi wiiottvtr with Th« Amirkon National R*d Crem .. will aik for tho afternoon off. Ked Mtink KegMer KNOW ANYTHING GOOD FOR A HEADACHE ? JIM BISHOP: 40-42 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. State Highway 35, Mlddletown, N. J. Reporter Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay He was, let us say, quite a man. His name was THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 Francois de la Rochefoucald and he lived in France 300 years ago. He had shoulder-length dark curly hair, JAMES J, HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager a mustache that drooped, heavy-lidded eyes, and boots W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager overhung with ochre lace. He wore a sword at all Member of the Associated Press times. La Rochefoucald could be as- Tha Associated Pr»«» It entitled tiauan-dy to U!» un lor lepubllcallon of th» local news printed In this nawspiper u well UIUJLF news dispatches. , sumed to be a better friend to Queen Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Anne than, let us say, the king, who was Louis XIV. Hi* Red Bank Register assumes no fJotndtJ responsibilities lor typoyrapblcal errors In advertise- menu, but will reprint without charge, tbat part ol an advertisement tn which the typogr&pblcal error oecuri. Advertisers win plaue notify tbe maoafeznent Immediately of any error which may occur. He joined the army when he was
This newspaper asrumti BO reiponilblUUea (or statement* of opinions In letters from Its readers. 16, and married blonde Andree de Vivonne at once. He farmed a little, but Subscription Prices In Advuco One year (15.00: Six monttis (8.00 Blnclo copy «i counter, T cent* Single copy by mall. » cents his main interests appear to be battles FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1960 —indoors and out He left Andree for BISHOP the celebrated Madame de Chevreuse, and from this lady to the queen was but a step through Real Federal Aid a door. ' Francois fought for the king, was wounded three Monmouth Regional Board of school district could afford to pay, times, and he fought Cardinal Richelieu too. He plotted, he intrigued, mostly with women, and it is amazing •Education toas gone out of its way Among them is a corrugated steel that he found time to write. He wrote three works- "shelter" valued at $2,000, which to provide its future students with each one of first rank. They are: Letters, .Memoirs and may be used as a temporary locker the best in science equipment. Maxirrjs. room. The Maxims are best known in America. Louis Beyond that, the cost of enhanc- Taxpayers certainly should wel Kronenberger, in fact, has edited a new translation ing the program will be only about come the news. Although the addi- for Modem Library. A good maxim should be brief, $100. By taking the time to read tional equipment will not reduce the clear, full of meaning and have a sharp point. Fidel through long lists of Army surplus budget, it shows that the Board o: Castro, for example, should heed the one that says: "We often do good that we may do harm with materials, the board will be able to Education is doing all it can to ef impunity." buy many thousands of dollars' feet economy in the operation of the worth of equipment. The only charge Also, "We confess to small faults to create the school. impression that we have no great ones." La Roche- will be for transporting the surplus Other boards might do well to foucald was the vainest of men as well as an admirer material. follow the lead of the Monmouth THESE DAYS WILLIAM of beautiful women and so two of his maxims are al- The laboratory equipment in- Regional Board of Education in buy By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY most confessions: "Self-love is the greatest of all flat- terers." And "Passion turns the cleverest men into cludes expensive gauges, radio and ing surplus government equipment, The Connally Reservation is again before the S. WHITE idiots and makes the greatest blockheads clever." electronic components and raw ma- When the government is giving Senate. It is a sign of the times that the people an WASHINGTON—What is rea He hits hard when he writes: "We all have not as excited about it in 1960 as they were in 194 terials / for shop work. Items such things away, everyone should ge 1st far different from what 1: strength enough to endure the misfortunes of others." when it was passed. This reservation is a declaratio apparent in the Senate's Ion; ias these cost far more than any on the band wagon. How about this: "If we had no faults, we should not limiting the acceptance by the United States of thi struggle over civil rights. take such pleasure in calling attention to other compulsory jurisdiction of the Worl The appearance is that prao tically. all the Southerners hav people's." Teaching Youths to Drive Court. Were it not for the Connall been massed like desperate me: Reservation, the World Court coul on a bitter barricade against an; Some of his expressions are pretty." "Grace is to Seventeen is an important age in in the automotive field and how to have rendered decisions which migh' additional protection whatever ti the body what clear thinking is to the mind." "It is Negro voting in the South. difficult to define love: in the soul it is a thirst for a person's life. It means he or she have meant intervention in the interna make the community a safer place The reality is that not a doze! mastery; in the mind a harmony of thought; in the can apply for a driver's license. With to drive. affairs of the United States. —indeed not more than eight o ten—are actually so massed, i body nothing but a delicately hidden desire to possess, • the privilege of obtaining a driver's In a period of high accident rates The passage of the Connally Res their hearts. after many mysteries, whatsoever one loves." ervation disappointed those who ha license, however, comes the many and high insurance rates, projects The appearance' is that a fur "You can find women who have had no love af- sought to develop the United Nations ious and violent filibuster—a responsibilities of learning automo- fairs, but scarcely any who have had just one." "If such as these sponsored by the 4-H SOKOLSKY into a world government. In this, thej neuver for time-killing to prevenl any vote at all—is in sight. The we distrust people, we justify their deceiving us." bile care and courtesy. Club and driver training program failed at the time that the San Francisco Treaty was reality is that no such all-out "Everyone complains of his memory and no one com- The 4-H Club in Monmouth by the high schools can do much signed and whatever efforts they have since mad thing is, under present condi plains of his judgment." "The mind is always the dupe have also failed because of the Russian use of the veto tlons, even possible. It takes a .County includes in its program an to make our roads safe places on least 20 senators to put on anof the heart." automobile project which holds which to drive. the ganging up of the Asiatic and African nations o: unbreakable filibuster. No such the United States, and the emergence of the under force exists, at present. On the other hand, when the Grande Signeur was many benefits for young people who All the training given to*prospec- developed countries. Practically every significant in- The appearance is that the bi-in the mood, he was a biting cynic who wrote like a someday will be behind the wheel. tive drivers is wasted unless the ternational conference, in recent years, has taken partisan civil rights forces ar man who has been betrayed once too often. "There now strong enough to sweep fa are successful marriages, but no blissful ones." "It Over a three-year perio'd the 4-H driver himself realizes the deadly place outside of,the United States, just as the planned past the matter of voting rights, Club project provides instruction in potential he is guiding. Properly summit conferences will take place outside of th Ft would seem that the Senat is as easy to deceive ourselves without knowing it as has both the power and the deit is hard to deceive others without their finding what makes a car run, how to keep handled, a car is a thing of joy United Nations. termination to go much beyon it out." cost records, how to handle a car Improperly handled, it is a creature The World Court Is a useful body, but it wai voting rights and so also to pro- vide powers to force school in- Still, he speaks the truth when he tosses his on the road, vocational opportunities of death and destruction. clearly understood at the time of the San Francisc tegration through federal orders, barbs: "We get so much in the habit of wearing a dis- Conference that the United Nations and the Worli Again, the reality Is quite oth- guise before others that we finally appear disguised Court would not "interfere with the domestic affair; erwise. The Senate will not go that far—again, not under al before ourselves." "Some people revolt us in spite of YOUR MONEY'S WORTH of the states composing the United Nations." present circumstances. their virtues where others please us in spite of their The World Court is composed of 15 judges, o: VOTING RIGHT faults." "Hope, utter charlatan though she may be, at whom Frank E. Holman, an outstanding lawyer wb Given no grave worsening o! least lures us to life's end along a pretty road." By SYLVIA PORTER national atmosphere, the upshol has specialized in this phase of international law, says: of it all will be a civil rights bill When our vices desert us, we flatter ourselves ". . . Only three judges are from common law really guaranteeing the votinL that we are deserting our vices." "Virtue would not (in collalioritlon with «« ury gave you welcome relief las by the charge for the board and countries, four are Latin Americans, two are from right, but going little or no fur-go nearly so far if vanity did not keep her company." Research ImtltuU of Amerlct) year. lodging. ther. And given no grave worsen- Moslem countries, two are Communist, one Chinese ing in national atmosphere that "Virtuousness in women is often a love of reputation SAVE ON TAXES-K Under its old rule, it held thai If you were on strike last yea If an employe was required tc and received strike benefits from and one each from Greece, France, and Norway." bill at length is going to pass by and peace of mind." "The man who thinks he can do You're the exception If you accept free board and lodging 01 your union, you have two choices These divergent legal and historical background perhaps seven to one. The size without the world is indeed mistaken; the man who don't find same tax-savings In- the employer's premises, thi on handling them. of the ultimate majority is ofthinks the world cannot do without him is mistaken formation of value to you In thi value was not part of his tax The Treasury insists.that thesi undoubtedly condition the thinking of the judges and the highest importance; the big able Income, but if his salarj ger it is the better it will he even worse." last column of this year's tax strike benefits are taxable, but it is impossible to know under the present rules of the was raised by the value of thea case now pending before the court which legal system prevails. Frank Holman raise for all really concerned for Ne- Among the ones I wish I had written is this: "Ab- series . . , board and lodging and he thei Supreme Court will decide gro suffrage. If you're was charged for it, the extri whether they are. Meanwhile, i an interesting point concerning this: Two things, however, could sence weakens lukewarm feelings, but intensifies great among the mil salary was taxable income t< this involves you, either include "Under the terms of the charter, we pledge our- greatly change this outlook, on ones as a wind snuffs out a little candle but feeds a lions of busi him—even though the net resul the striko benefits as income and way or the other. great fire." nessmen, sales- wai precisely the same. Now, immediately file a refund claim, selves to promote full employment and social and 1. Any dramatic proof of thi men and othth-e Treasury has agreed thai the success of which will hing' economic progress for all peoples. Who is to say that charge of Sen. Richard B. Rus- We always like people who admire us; we do not ers who the employe shouldn't be taxec on what the Supreme Court says. the World Court would not consider this an interna- sell of Georgia that northern always like the people we admire." "We can forgive cars or trucks for his board and lodging eithei Or omit these benefits from your politicians are deliberately incit- those who bore us; we cannot forgive those, whom we for business, way he receives it. So if yoiincome now and, if tha Supreme tional legal dispute and render judgment against us ac ing Negro sit-down demonstra- you can bene- have a salary from which you Court then holds them taxable, cordingly if some other nation made a showing that tions In segregated business bore." "What keeps husbands and wives from tiring fit from a new-must pay 'the value of your re- pay up the tax plus the minoi places in the South. This could of being together is that they talk of nothing but quired board and lodging on the we have not lived up to that pledge of the charter by PORTER ly liberalized amount of interest due. change everything on one side. themselves." rule foe de- employer's premises, only pa' not furnishing such aid to promote full employment It could force the moderate ducting the cost ol tires and the tax on the salary reduce PERIODICALS and social and economic progress in a particular na- southern senators—who now ac, 'Jealousy is always born with love, but does not tubes. If you're a businessman who tion? Again, the question of when, to whom, and to tually well outnumber those re- always die with it." reads a variety of papers and When you buy a new csr or what extent we furnish foreign aid is a matter of oui fusing to give any ground a Louis' cleverness consisted in not being caught; truck, it's unlikely that you de- CARMICHAEL periodicals to keep up with world all on civil rights—to join their duct the full cost of the tires affairs, politics, business condi- own business. Except for the Connally Reservation, we more extreme colleagues. If this his weakness was that, in his age, he had to write «nd tubes in the year of pur- tions, etc., a court last year could not determine that matter for ourselves." should happen, all bets would beabout his amours. I'm sure that La Rochefoucald chase, but Instead you probably gave you a rule of thumb on off. It would mean a filibuster wanted to die a hero's death. This too was denied him. depreciate the entire cost of the deducting their cost. This hits the nail squarely on the head. As a mat- o end all filibusters. The cost of periodicals of gen ter of fact, the World Court is not bound by any sys 2. Any widespread violence re- He expired at the age of 66 from gout . . . .,vehicle. Last year, though, the oral interest, such as "Time," • ^Treasury approved an attrac- tem of jurisdiction. It is not bound by any enacted sulting from such demonstra- said the court, was not a busi- tions, if it seemed to produce It Terrible About Those Sit-Downs?" '. A Chryskr-engincercd product, puill a new solid way to give you solid satisfaction. See "THE STEVB ALLEN PLYMOUTH SHOW," Monday nights, NBC-TV. Solid/ THE POSTMAN can give you door tc door service when you save by mail with our association, AND we pay the postage both ways! Just send off your check or money order to us now — we'll send your passbook by return mail, plus a return envelope for your next addition. It's safe, fail, convenient. AND prof liable, loo I RED BANK SAVINGS KJLOAN ASSOCIATION CHARTERED 1867 'Ghe Door '£;. t° Security 10 BROAD ST. 1? RED BANK NEW JERSEY Insured Savings Accounh Monoy Orders Homo Improvement Loans Travolors Cheques DIVIDEND Homo Mortgago Loan$ Savo-by-Mail % Christmas Clubs T BIG BIRTHDAY PARTY Tt* IT/ . I! Hcadden'i Corner [NEW LOW1 Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. PRICE! SCOTTS SPREADER Gaylord Barto, Cooper Rd., was their daughter, Mrs. Charles THEMETROPOLE Metfal E2747 stirrup and family of Watchung. Smart Lo Boy Con»ole Styling. 23' overall diagonal meaiuie. 282 in. in. rectangular picture FOR ONE DAY Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kuik, Or- area. In (rained Walnut color, chard St., are vacationing at grained Mahogany color, Florida Keys. grained Blond Oak color, or grained Maple color. Frank ' Falconetti, who is sta- • SOUND OUT FRONT We Welcome Your Charge Account tioned with the Coast Guard at SPEAKER for richer ton* Cape May, spent the week-end • SLIMITRIMI No utra apaeat OPEN WED. & FRI. EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P. M. with hli parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falconetti, Cooper Rd. ZENITH QUALITY FEATURES • Full power transformer • "Fringe-Lock" circuit •ROAD STREET John Donato Sr., Chapel Hill • Spotlit* dill Rd., his returned from hit win- • CinelemT picture gUn SHREWSBURY ter home at Dclray, Fla. Mrs. • Sunihini Picture tube Oonato is remaining there for • Pull-puih on/off control PHONE SH 7-5555 another month. Edward Fetkes, Woodland one ,oj New jersey's Farm, Is a patient in St. Vln- %rc.al record stores? cent's Hospital, New York City. Tril GHAT ATUWIC a MCIHC TM COMPANY, INC. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lawley; ANDERSON'S RED BANK have moved from East Lincoln' Cir. to Oak Hill Rd. i MUSIC SHOP PHONE SH 7-2222 30 Broad St. Red Bank Yale College was founded at|; New Haven, Conn., In 1701, ~j ? z j...' KEYPORT — Mrs. Merrill Oranges, South Orange, is editor was shown. Devotions were led by husband, Francis, is commuting balls by the way will spend the Home will be held in March. Wallace and Mrs. Charles Miller of the Sister Miriam Teresa Mrs. Russell Sheets. every week-end from the Windy Hostesses-were" Mrs. Andrew were hostesses last week to the next ten days in Sprinfgield League of Prayer Bulletin and City and is impatient for Vicki Hulshart and Mrs. John Koer- Several members will take part League for Service of the Re- Mass., visiting their daughter has been treasurer of the league wer. The board will meet Tues- In the World Day of Prayer ser- formed Church. to decide on a house out there, Leslie Ann, who is now Mrs, Ed since 194G. vice today at the Presbyterian The art show was a truly wonder- day in the home of Mrs. Sid- It was anounced that the ward White. She also is editor of "Daiiy Church. Two displays are being ul achievement and it would be ney Friedman. league will help the Women's or- Peggy Chamberlain, a student Missal Meditation" which was featured in town, one at the ganizations of the church serve difficult to decide what was best at Miss Hewlitt's School in East released in a first volume Dec- Allenhurst National Bank, and the annual congregation dinner in it . . .Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Sar-Islip, L. I., spent the week-end ember' 1959. Sister Zita obtained one in a store at the corner of and business meeting Wednes- gent Bush of Church St., Littli at home with her parents, Mr. her master's degree in English Lewis and Main St., both depict- Name Drive day, March 16, at 6:45 p. m. TheSilver, have returned from their and Mrs. M. P. Chamberlain of from Seton Hall University and ing world peace. Authentically members also will serve an winter vacation in Florida. Dr. West River Rd., Rumson a master's degree in religion, dressed dolls representing the Easter breakfast after the sun- Bush Is assistant to Rev. Dr. Betty Hensler, daughter of the majoring in sacred Scripture, Workers Middle East and Africa are on rise service Easter morning. Charles Webster at the Red Bank Raymond Henslers of Buena Vis from St. Mary's School of Theo- loan from Miss Edith Fredericks FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Fred S. Mrs. J. Carlton Cherry, Haz- Presbyterian Church. ta Ave., Rumson, is nursing a logy, Notre Dame. of the Deaconess Bancroft Taylor Brandt and Mrs.' S. Leonard let, showed color slides of her Don and Louise Hubbard wil fractured wrist—incurred while Rest Home, Ocean Grove. The High school students, guild Davidson are chairmen of Red recent trip to her home land, be hosts at a cocktail party a riding a jumping horse at Ti displays were arranged by Mrs. members and guests have been Cross fund raising in this boro- Australia. their home on Lake Ave., Fair corn Farms in Middletown . . , W. Lester Whitfield, Mrs. George invited. Plans will be discussed ugh. . ' Members present were Mrs. Haven, tomorrow evening. . , The Following luncheon at the Hote 1 R. Whitfield, Mrs. Seely, Mrs. for the coming luncheon and Captains include Mrs. William ieorge Webster, Mrs. Edward Shrewsbury River Yacht Club Astor, Peggy Goodman, Betty Willits and Miss Dennis. fashion show April 21 in the, S. Verner, Mrs, Barbara Morgan,I Lockwood, Mrs. Norman Lock- presented each lady with a ster- Wallace and Margaret Grand- Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Mrs. H. A. Tildsley, Mrs. Tony Dates for the spiritual life study wod, Mrs. John Ackerson, M>-s. ling silver pennant charm for her jean, all nf Chapel Hill, will see Hunting and Mrs. James Beattie | course based on the Gospel of Robert Cameron, Mrs. Daniel bracelet at the first dinner dance he new Mary Martin show, "The Lynn Merrill Workers will be Mrs. Robert' Luke have been scheduled for Holmes, Mrs. Cornelius Acker- if the season Saturday evening. Jound of Music." DeWall, Mrs. Paul Gibb, Mrs Sunday nights, March 20, 27, andson, Mrs. Charles Silcox, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Heim of Nancy Ross was a guest at the Morris Tardiff, Mrs. George J. "If you Value comfort... April 3. Jurisdictional credit has Wed in Missouri Alex Kennedy, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Shrewsbury, who were chair- University of Maryland's Junior Bartel, Mrs. Peter Dusinberre, yet want been given to the society for the Wallace, Mrs. Vincent Applegate. men, were assisted by Mr. and Prom. Nancy is the daughter of LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and Mrs. George Moxley, Mrs. Jack completed mission study course Mrs. H. T. Ross of Church St., Mrs. Portland Merill, 291 Silver- Clevenger, Mrs, William Lilley, smart good, looks, on Africa, ittle Silver The Dean's side Ave., announce the marriage Mrs. Robert L. Ticehurst, Mrs Mrs. Fred Bornemann, presi- Kitty Kelly: ist at Stevens Institute of Tech- of their daughter, Miss Lynn Clyde A. Brown, Mrs. Harry try Clinics!" dent, announced that the society lology at Hoboken has Ted Ja- Merrill, to Gary Melber of Kan- Wapshare, Mrs. John Kellogg, will not hold its annual dinner, ;en's name on it again. Thsi has sas City, Mo. The wedding took Mrs. Donald E. Brook. I but a sacrificial dinner will take place in Kansas City Feb. 20 She Would Be Good, And become a habit for Ted who is Mrs. Robert A. Lundy, Mrs. its place in April. Proceeds will he osn of Mr. and Mrs. Theo- Peter Hetzler, Mrs. Roy Riodan, ... the shoes most registered go toward an additional pledge iore A. Jagen, ST.] of Rumson York City. In his party were two Mrs. Charles Russek, Mrs. Frank of the society to the church nurses prefer! Soft, soft leathers Lei Who Will Be Clever W., Rumson And this Is other Fordham Law graduates— Preibe, Mrs. Joseph Bailey, Mrs and heavenly fit! Clinics wear building fund. or the "Am I Devastated?" de- his" son, Theodore J. Labrecque, Robert McDonald, Mrs. Floyd and wear. Try Clinics today! A monetary love gift has bee Dear Kitty Kelly: school class. I'm so nervous partment : The Holy Cross School Jr., of Red Bank, and James T G. Merlitte, Mrs. Edward J. sent by the society to the Deacon I am 18 and good looking. I about this that it makes me ill, PTA luncheon and fashion show Buckley, Jr., Fair Haven—and a Runge, Mrs. Angelo DeGeorge, Sizes VA to 12, AAAA to E, ess Home and Community Centei was going to marry this guy but I'm determined to do what ill be held at Shadowbrook ;uest, James J. Hogan, Red Mrs. Edward C. McDowell. 8.95 to 11.95. at Camden. We broke up because I told him is expected of me. I made up hursday, March 17. Angela Bank Police Chief and Mrs. Mrs. George Yanko, Mrs. Wil Two parties for the benefit my mind to do the best I could. no. Every one tells me I am [Mrs. Anthony) Pisani of Belle- Henry Kruse of Rumson are va- liam M. Jacques, Mrs. John J. the society will take place nex craze to west my time on him Perhaps it will help me gain nse Ave., „ Rumson, is general cationing in Florida. The John J This Is just two of the week—the first on Wednesday confidence in myself. I know we Bell, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs The guys I go out, with say I :hairman. Hogans of Silverton Ave., Little Roy Peterson, Mrs. Fred S. nine styles we carry : at the home of Mrs. Louis Snydei am very cold. This guy that must go forward, not backward. Red Bank attorney Theodore J. Silver, have returned from a nine- —Mrs. G. A. Brandt, Mrs. Don C. Buttfield, in stock . . . Including the South St., at 9:30 a.m., and thi I was going to marry tells every- Labrecque, Sr., was a member of day vacation to Nassau. They . other next Thursday, at the homi Mrs. James Drescher, Mrs. Otis conductive shoe for O. R. body I will be his wife and wants Dear Mrs. G. A.: My friend, the commitee in charge of the stayed at the Emerald Beach ho- Thorndike, Mrs. Douglas D. Dil- *.of Mrs. Seely, South St., at ll to go back to me but I am Dorothy Carnegie, gave me a innual luncheon of the Fordham •^a.m. tel, Mr. Hogan is associated with lon, Mrs. Philip H. Roy, Mis afraid of him. The 22d is his cure-all for stage fright when .aw Alumni Association Satur- the Standard Oil Company of Joseph C. Davison, Mrs. Robert I once had a particularly dif- j Hostesses for the cvoning wert birthday. 1 don't no if I should lay in the Grand Bnllroom of New Jersey in the engineering di \V. Kirkman, Mrs. David Ryan, \Mrs. Ward Demarest, Mrs. Fran send him a card or not.—G. J. D. ficult speech to make: Know he Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New your subject, then force your- vision. Mrs. /,. Fred Maffeo, Mrs. Robert ^cis Bruce, and Mrs. Sheets. K. Orr, Mrs. George F. Hawkins, J The next meeting will be held Dear G, J, B.: Indeed you self ID discuss it again and are mixed-tip — in. everyday again wherever you go in pub- .Irs. Bart Eradus, Mrs. Harry *af the home of Mrs. Arden Miller, |V. Fallows, Mrs. Harry F. Knif- ^Wyckoff Rd., Tuesday, April 5. grammar as well as thinking. lic and private. It worked for Go back to school and stop me. Try it. You've got the fen, Jr., Miss Lois Miller, and worrying nbout the boys. There pluck! I'm mailing you my Mr. Brandt. is no virtue in ignorance. leaflet on being a good club You may be pretty, but until member. SHERMAN'S you've mastered the English Rhododendrons language—and that goes for Dear Kitty Kelly: spelling as. well as sentence f went to Bermuda for my vn Subject of Talk structure—boys will lose inter- cation nnd met a boy at the Me- est In you. Kinlcy Airforce Base. He nskei NAVESINK - A meeting of if he could write to me. I sail :ho Mid-Jersey Chapter of the 1 merican Rhododendron Society Dear Kitty Kelly: yos. In his last letter he didn Curtains Please help me in taking of- net as though he were uoing t vill be held in the home of Mr ! I ice as president of my Sunday- write nny more. I fear some- and Mrs. William Hazleton, First Draperies thing has hnppencd to him. Ave., Wednesday night at 8 p.m.' We Are Famtufi For Our wrote but didn't idceive an nn The program will include an il-' Slipcovers swer. Is there any way of find- lustratcd talk on rhododendrons' BAtE SIZE ing out just what happened? by Guy G. Nearing, rododendronj Bedspreads Then 1 could have some piece o hybridizer. I 'SAMPLE" mind.—S. Mr. Nearing received the Gold Linens Dear S.: A lovelorn pirl Is Medal Award from the American all too likely to attribute the Rhododendron Society in 1958. His Venetian Blinds silence of her boy friend to first nursery in RidRewood, was DRESSES some disaster. Also, such is wiped out by a flash flood some Open Wed. and Frl. Eves, 'dl 9 P. M. IlinrVftt-Hiinm Hirvlrn rarely the case. Ynur young years ago nnd he is carrying , I'linnc Ml I-2(1 in Air I:orce man probably just on his work from Ramsey. 1 doesn't wnnl to pot Ino serious. ; Sherman's He is (he originator of the Momo Decorators f The next'move is up to him. "Nenrinr, Frame," a method oil cnld. outdoor propagation.! FOOTCRAFT SHOES i i5 Broad SI. Send your problem to Kitly ON CRUISE — Mr. and Mrs. Roborf Boykin, Nowman ' RED BANK -718 Coc*m«i A**. "Ramnpo" nnd other of his hy-j Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- Springs Rd,, Lincroft, gof ready to sail from Now York lirids nre expected to he Im-j SH 7-2873 468 Broad St. addressed envelope, and address poriant contributions to tho hor- Shrewsbury Sll 1-8315 on flagship MV Victoria for a cruiso to South America her In care nf die Red Hank ticulture of liastern United 86 BROAD ST. RED BANK and Wost Indioi. United Slates. Pollyanna Party RED BANK REGISTER ' Senior Student Panel Tfells GOP Women Woman's Club • Scout Groups St. Anthony's "riday, March 4, 1960-^11 \ Hay Card Party Groups Plan Held by SDL Hear Reports EATONTOWN — Twenty-six iroyroie Mothers 'What Parents Don't Know RED BANK - Mr*. Noel Lar Wold Festival members of the Sons and Daugh- EATONTOWN — Mrs- Clarence taud and Mrs, William Hopkin For Supper o Serve Dinner RED BANK — "What My Par- Roy and Seymour Seigler, vio MIDDLETOWN — The Fair ters of Liberty, Pride of Crescent EATONTOWN — A mother's ent Doesn't Know About Me," presidents; Mrs. Anthony Meeks, Reynolds Dr., and Mrswer. e chairmen of a card party view-River Plaza Neighborhood RED BANK - Members of the' Council, attended a Pollyanna Henriett Eyerman, Oakhurst, held Monday in the Red Bank meeting for Brownie Troop 148 high school seniors' thoughts on Stefano, recording -secretary Association sponsored an Inter Holy Name Socitey, the Parent- party and covered dish supper ras held at the home of Mrs. such things as culture, social ac- Mrs. Robert Brandt, correspond were guests at Monday night's Woman's club. national Festival last week in Teacher Association and the Bles- Monday night in borough hall meeting of the Women's Repub lerbert Anthony, Farm La. Final tivities, economics and marriage, ing secretary, and Mrs. Johi Committee assistants included the Leonardo Grade School. Six sed Virgin Mary Sodality of St. for members with birthdays in ilans were made for the Brown- was presented at a panel discus- Hammond, treasurer. lican Club at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Morris V. Woodruff, Mrs, teen Brownie and Girl Scouts Anthony's Catholic Church will February. Merrill Beam, Lewis' St. i Juliette Low dinner to-be held sion Tuesday in Red Bank High Officers will be elected at th Burton Moore, Mrs. Loreni M, participated. combine their talents to serve a Celebrants were Mrs. Agnes text Thursday at the Memoria1! School cafeteria by the school's Reports were heard on the re-Klenk, Mrs. Edgar V. De&ise, Troop 30 opened with a flag spaghetti supper in the church Snyder, and Mrs. Arlene Cain. next meeting, April 5. Mrs cent Republican dinner at the ichool. Parent-Teacher Association. Katharine Elkus White will bi Mrs. Gertrude Combs, Mrs. Har- ceremony; Troop 17, Mrs. James hall Thursday, March 31. Special awards were given to The group selected Hawaii for Sea Girt Inn, the presidents' Doyle, leader, facts and data High school seniors participat- moderator for a discussion, " old Dowstra, Mrs. Edward J Serving will be at 5, 6, 7 andI Andrew Boice. s part of the program for 'In- luncheon in Princeton and the on Ireland; Troop 136, Mrs. ing were Lloyd Baskin, whose sponsibility—Where Does it Be Leddy, Mrs. Richard M. Morri, 8 p.m., and members of the three Mrs. Cora Applegate, council ernational Day. Mrs. James Federation meeting held in Long Charles Morris, leader, song and subject was culture; Judy De- long?" and Mrs. E. Dixon Russell. organizations are now selling lor, announced that three mem- acklund will assist with the Branch last week. dances from Peru; Troop 141 Morjian, social activities; Rita The PTA parent-educatio; tickets. bers are on the sick list, Mrs. ilanning. Several members will attend Prize winners included Mrs Mrs. George McCartin, leader, Murphy, intellectual activities; study group will* meet March Plans for the supper were start- Cora Johnson, Mrs. Florence Mrs. Anthony, leader, urged all the annual county federation Philip S. Walton, Mrs. Harry O Spanish dance; Troop 156, Mrs, William Parkell, economic, and at the home of Mrs. Abraham ed when the joint committees Forschner, and Mrs. Carrie he mothers to consider the train- federation luncheon Thursday, Mayer, Mrs. Lester Stork, Mrs James Ferguson, leader, a dance Karen Came!, marriage. E. Grudin on Spring St. A rep met this week in the church hall Schick, who is a patient in River- ng courses for leaders. March 17, at Old Orchard Coun William J. Held, Mrs. Burton from Switzerland; Troop 169, Mrs, resentative from Monmouth Col under the direction of William view Hospital. •.. Attending were Mrs. John Dav. Dr. Irving S. Feldman, West try Club. Mrs. Beam is in charge Moore, Mrs. Ray Fredenburg, George Whitehorne, leader, song lege will speak on "Moden Setaro, Holy Name president; Mr. and Mrs. Gail Bailey ol s, Mrs. Robert Dixon, Mrs. Har- Long Branch, head of Ocean of reservations for the local club. Mrs. Adelaide Albrechr, Mrs, from China; Troop 172, Mrs, An Health in th» Commuity," at 1:1 Mrs. Anthony Ciambrone, PTA Keyport were welcomed as new ild Grossman, Mrs. Fred Moag, County's mental health clinics, The club endorsed Mrs. L. C.Louise Mohr, Mrs. Charles Key thony Osage, leader, Japanese was the speaker. p. in. ler, Mrs. Louise Brueck, Mrs president, and Miss Adeline M. members. Deputy Louise Hollo Irs. John Scianna, and Mrs. Demarest for borough treasurer. song and dance; Troop 245, Mrs way was a special guest. Under economics, the students Royal Hintze, Red Bank Higl Edward T. Schofield, Mrs. J. P, Mazza, Sodality prefect. Valter Mahns. A joint meeting of the Women's Russet Schultz, leader, dance Announcement was made of a thought allowances should be School principal, Invited parents and Men's Republican Clubs is Gare, Mrs. John H. Cook, Mrs,from Mexico; Troop 280, Mrs, Mrs. Dominic Garruto will pre- budgeted by the individual. All to attend the school's ope: Payson W. Lyman and Mrs, pare the supper, assisted by thecard party to be held Saturday, planned for the middle of the J. S. Elliott, leader, dance from March 19, at 8 p.m. at the home would like part-time work during house program March 29, be month, at which time the other Grandin J. Chapman. Italy; Troop 292, Mrs. Allan PTA membership; Sodality mem bers will do the serving, and of Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Rose Ct. the school year if it didn't inter- tween 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. Rei local candidates will be announc- Other guests were Mrs. Alberl Wood, leader, marching routim fere with their studies, and allBank's schools will hold a visi Holy Name members will take, Prizes will be awarded and re- ed and plans for the April prim- Wedgbury, Mrs. Harold A. Henfrom Australia; Troop 309, Mrs freshments served. wanted .summer time employ- the-school observance the lasl ary will be formulated. care of hall arrangements. drickson, Mrs. Duncan Stuart Samuel Matson, leader, talking A penny sale will be featured ment. week in,March. ' While refreshments were being Mrs. Howard S. Higginson, Mrs game from Holland; Troop 310, The next committee meeting Mr. Hintze also invited mem will be March 16. at next Monday night's meeting use 0 As to marriage, students felt served, Mrs. Beam and MrsThoma. s Sonnichsen, Mrs. Edwin Mrs. Willard Emmons, leader, of the council. Mrs. Elizabeth this depended on the "student's bers to attend "Where's Char Meeks played selections on theMartin, Mrs. George R. Schnei dance from Hawaii; Troop 30, lie," the musical the high schoo Sorenson and Mrs. Alida Zing individual maturity." organ. Mrs. Beam was assisted der, Mrs. Charles Toop, Mrs. Mrs. Walter Sternenberg, leader, Art Department ale will be in charge. During the business meeting, seniors will give for three pe as hostess by Mrs. Eustace John R. Keilt, Mrs. George H, dance from Poland; Troop 45, Hamilton the following were nominated formances, March 17, 18 and 2 White and Mrs. Wesley Herrlein. Spires, Mrs. Otis Emery, Mrs Mrs. Alvin Tilley, leader, dance for office: Mrs. Franz Moller, at Mechanic Street School aud: LaMar Michael, Mrs. Edward from Germany; Troop 46, Mrs,Shown Slides PTA to Hear for president; Mrs. Joseph Le- torium. PTA to Mark Wise, Sr., Mrs. Paul Oschwald J. B. Guckert, leader, dance MATAWAN — Colored slides Mrs. John Wolff, Mrs. Maurio from Greece; Troop 175, Mrso,f cathedrals and other points Physician Gas Dtyet Yacht Club Holds Oakhurst Woman J. Donovan, Mrs, Charles 0 E. H. Turner, leader, dance from of interest in France, Italy and Father's Night Reid. France, and Troop 198, Mrs. Har- Holland were presented by Mrs. LINCROFT — Dr. William C Mid-Winter Event Honored at Shower ry Williamson, leader, song and Michael Brown at a luncheon Ellis of Red Bank will speak or LEONARDO — Father's night Mrs. Robert H. Disbrow, Mrs dance from Scotalnd. The pro "The Health of Our Children' FAIR HAVEN — Members of, will be observed when the Grade meeting of the art department the Shrewsbury River Yacht Club RIVER PLAZA — Mrs. Charles Dale B. Otto, Mrs. George H, gram closed with the singing oi at a meeting of" the Liricroft- School Parent-Teacher Associa- Weis, Mrs. George T. Barnard, of the Woman's Club ot Matawan gathered Saturday at Willowbrook W. Case, Oakhurst, was honor- Girl Scout Taps. last week in the home of Mrs.Everett Parent-Teacher Associa ed last week at a stork showe tion meets Monday for a cover Jr., Mrs. Harry 0. Mayer, Mrs tion Tuesday, 8:15 p. m., In the for the club's annual mid-winter ed-dish supper at 7 p. m. in the Each girl was attired in a Allan Morrison, Schenck Ave. given by Mrs. E. Cline Vai Reginald C. Pye, Mrs. George foreign, costume which many oi school auditorium. gentier (/tying dinner dance. More than 50 mem- school auditorium. Meeting plans Emphasis was on the arts and Brunt of Oakhurst and Mrs. Johr Pruter, Mrs. Herbert Lindner, them made or helped to make, Plans will be announced foi bers attended from various sec- were completed when the execu- sculpture of each country. Oil tions of the state. Bohinski, in the latter's home, Mrs. Robert A. Cherry, Mrs There were more than 400 attend' the fair to be held April 23, be tive board met Monday. paintings by Mrs. Brown are cur- 73 Davis La., here. William O'Connor, Mrs. Anthony ing the festival. The girls mad tween 10 a. m. and 9 p. m. or George Perkins, West Orange, Rev. Kenneth Gamble, pastor rently on exhibit in the Inter- commodore, said the club's board Chesney, Mrs. Joseph Slander, a dessert appropriate to each national Gallery, 58 West 56th the school grounds. Room moth- Guests were Mrs. Earle Vai of Oceanview Community Church Mrs. Alice McCabe, Mrs. K. C of directors will meet tomorrow Brunt and Mrs. Leon A. Wool of their respective countries. St., New York City. ers will contact parents by tele of Leonardo, will be moderator Burger, Mrs. Lester Stork, Mrs Mrs. Paul Schlicting, neighbor- phone to ask them to contribute night at the home of Mr. andley, Long Branch; Mrs. B. G for a panel discussion, "Chil- Members will attend the club Mrs. Fred E, Gregg, 18 Pine Tree Charles A. Kuppler and Mrshood chairman, programmed thi items to be sold at fair booths Martin, Mrs. Edmund F. Hart' dren's Behavior in Public." women's art exhibition and art La., Fair Haven. He also thanked George W. Frederick. event, assisted by Mrs. Julian symposium March 12 in Doug- and for their help with the pro] corn and Mrs. Robert N. Pad Panel members include Capt. the party chairmen, Eric Luster dack, Atlantic Highlands; Mrs Herz, troop consultant on the lass Colege, New Brunswick. ect. Raymond Walling of the Middle- of New Shrewsbury and William Paul F. Richmond, Rumson service team. The art department will not Members also wilt vote or Heim, Shrewsbury, for their ef- Mrs. Joseph S. Gilbert, New town police force; Mrs. Frederick Squad Auxiliary meet this month. proposed changes in the PTA by- forts for the event. Shrewsbury; Mrs. L. F. Wilkem Williamson, a store owner, and Attending were Mrs. Thurman laws. The changes ask that the Mrs. Thomas DeGinto, who con- Favors for the women guests and Mrs. Clarence Herbert, Oak. History Is Told Coastaliers Win C. Nealis, Mrs. W. Rulon Smith, final meeting of the school yeai ducts a barber shop. were silver charm bracelets, de- hurst, and Mrs. Grandin M. John Mrs. Harry Zucker, Mrs. John- be held in May, instead of June Mrs. Stephen Adeskavitz and LINCROFT — A membership Seventh Honors corated with the club burgee in son and Mrs. Frank T. Scott, tea was held last week by the son Cartan, Mrs. Robert Butler, as it is now, and that new offi- colored enamels. of this place. Mrs. Hugo Ness are program MATAWAN — The Guadalcana. Mrs. Albert Abell, Mrs. G, J. cers be Installed at the Ma> chairmen. A committee of par-Lincroft Women's First Aid sociation in the fire home. Mrs Coastaliers color guard won sev- Sterling Thompson, Mrs. Frank meeting. ents will bring food for the sup- enth place at the national open Drogan, Mrs. Donald Robinson per. John Flockharr, president, gave BRAND NEW!! "PART-TIME" HEARING AID the welcoming address. color guard competition in Phila- and a guest, Mrs. Frank Kerney. SATURDAY DANCE The board also made plans to delphia last week, sponsored by DESIGNED FOR THOSE WHO NEED HEARING MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The hold a hobby and art show in A history of the organization Archer Epler Corps, HELP ONLY PART OF THE TIME FLORIDA VISITORS Jersey Cyclones, Junior Drum the school Wednesday, May 18wa. s given by Mrs. Harry Seylar The next appearance of the Excellent for Movies, Church, Meetings, Lectures, etc. Jonathan Niles, Walter Hemhau MIAMI, Fla. — Paul A. Egan, and Bugle Corps, held a dance A committee to judge the show color guard will be March 12 for local teen-agers Saturday in COME IN! PHONE! or WRITE! will be appointed. Mrs. William ser and Robert Godard, mem in Philadelphia in a competition Jr., Matawan, N.J., president of the Long Branch Water Ski Club, the Matawan Township Hose and For FREE "PART TIME" Hearing Test Pomphrey is show chairman, to bers of the First Aid Squad, pre sponsored by the Liberty Bel is vacationing in Miami, with Chemical Company Fire House be assisted by Mrs. Carl Van sented a demonstration of equip- Cadets. on South Main St. Also Available — New 4 Transistor ment and a talk on first aid The Guadalcanal Junior Drum John Lemon., New Shrewsbury Ness, Mrs. John Murphy and Gary Perkins and Elaine Trol EYEGLASS HEARING AIDS A first' aid course is being con and Bugle Corps will compete councilman, Frank J. Manson and $99.00 Mrs. Adeskavitz, Plans also ian were crowned "King" and ducted. The first of five weekly in standstill competition Sunday, John Lackner, Little Silver. Af- GAS Priced or only elude a luncheon for judges and "Queen," and Terry Falco and instructions took place Wednes> March 20, at 2 p.m. in the Msgr, ter water skiing in Miami, the (OpUcal lerrlces additional thru the optical profeiilon) teachers the day of the show Edward Parks won the dance fait and! GenM* day. The course is open to theGriffith Gymnasium; South Am-group plans to do some fishing with Mrs. John Johnson in at Marathon in the Florida Keys. contest. because it's das! charge. public. boy. The program will be spon ACOUSTICON The board sent a gift to Mrs. Mrs. Flockhart was chairman sored by the Melrose Drum and This fast Hamilton Gas Dryer William Madden, third grade of the tea. Assisting were Mrs, Bugle Corps of South Amboy. There's MORE for you is kind to delicate fabrics and HEARING AID CENTER teacher, who has left the schoo! Robert Godard, Mrs. Frank dries your clothes white and system to join her husband a Braun, Mrs. Charles Burke, Mrs. Noreg Lodge bright. Ben.Aldekman, Mgr. ItMounrRolIy. Victor Cranmer,- • Mrs. Cheste; and your family, too, 341 COOKMAN AVE. ASBURY PARK Huminski, Mrs. Morton Jones, Maps Events economies) Tool Mrs. Herbert Levitt, Mrs. Law Tel. PRospect 4-2208 MIDDLETOWN — The execu This quick, dependable and rence Mahoney, Mrs. Jonathan OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 —SATURDAYS to 4 PTA Told of Use tive board of Noreg Lodge, Sons in this Sunday's magnificently efficient dryer Niles, Mrs. George Richdale andof Norway, meeting at the home will cost you less to use, main- Of Visual Aids Mrs. N. J. Carbone. of. Mrs. Earl Jacobsen, Harmony tain and Install because It's Rd., discussed plans for the 36th KEYPORT — "Hallmarks of 1 JOURNAL-AMERICAN GAS a Good School" was the lecture 'Thinking Day bi-annual convention to be held topic of Dr. John H. Gilbert of in June at the Befkeley-Carteret Monmouth College last week at Program Held Hotel, Asbury Park, and for a j smorgasbord. - RHANCUl EMTOR LESUE COULD ADVISES ON put a Golden Year a meeting of the Parent-Teacher RED BANK — "Thinking Association of St. Joseph's Catho- The smorgasbord will be held MUTUAL FUNDS AS AN INVESTMENT Day" was the theme of the pro- —« fait page of vtlveblt Information, *•* ctwt* lic School.' gram given at the Friday meet- April 23 at the Union Beach Fire HAMILTON TRAVEL AGENCY ., He explained the benefits and ing of Brownie Troop 127 in House. THE SECRET OF FATIMA limitations of audio-visual teach- Oakland Street School. Attending were Rolf H. Paul GAS DRYER 10 RECKLESS PL. "'!*„"* 316 COOKMAN AVE ing aids used in many schools sen, president, and the following —the miraculous apparition and secret imnag* thai k awaited Troop members who gave re with eager expectation throughout the Catholic world <»\WN Sty. and in the new field of school uorts on activities of Brownies officers: O. Ibsen Nordrum, Mrs. television. Christine Star'Td, Mrs. Hans in your home today RED BANK ^Ipr^ ASBURY PARK in other parts of the world to A NEW PAGE OF TALENT WITH SIX GREAT , Mrs. Garrett Walsh, vice pros earn their world pins were Re- Swensen, Edgar Olsen and the ident, conducted the meeting. She hostess. COLUMNS NOW APPEARS EVERY SUNDAY p ina Adams, Monica Schnabel, SH 1-5080 ®>#M&£ R 5-5080 said leaders are needed for a —now, for th* fint lima, you can red Sokoliky, Bilhop, Sobol, Patricia Pingitore, Susan Earle, Girl Scout troop and Cub Pack Battalia, Bechanch and Coniidtnt, loo, on Sundtyi m wtl « hi 80. Beth Ann Patterson and Linda Girl Scout Cookie 'eluso. *e daily Journal-American You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, Sister Mary Padua's class won Queen to Be Picked the attendance prize. First grade New troop officers will be SOLVE A SINGLE PUZZU bus and tour tickets, hotel and resort area, mothers were hostesses. Nancy Famulary; president; MATAWAN — Girl Scouts of Linda Peluso, vice president; I Troop 229, under the leadership AND WM $8,000 -May CASHWOKD hi the Journal-American, Friday, Saturday anal reservations at our officti. Joyce Becker, secretary, and of Mrs. David Beck, are partici- SDL Marks Regina Adams, treasurer. New pating In the Girl Scout cookie Sunday BETTER patrol leaders are Susan Earle, sale through March 12. DOROTHY KH.GAUEN SUMS UP THE Anniversary Mary Ann Henderson and Ann A cookie queen will be selected HOUSEKEEPING IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK vonKattengell. rrom those selling the most FINCH-TREGOFF MURDER TRIAL RED BANK — The 65th an- Retiring patrol leaders are cookies. There will be a crowning with a colorful report on tWt week'* courtroom proceeding* THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT niversary of the Pride of Mon- Michele DeCarlo, Kathy Lou ceremony at the close of the SHOP mouth Council, Sons and Daugh Colmorgen and Trudy Anne contest. Two "princesses" will WHO ARE NEW YORK'S MOST MAGNETIC MEN? —a revealing new aeriei begini ters of Liberty, was marked Tues be chosen as runners-up. 46 MONMOUTH ST. day at a meeting in Odd Fel- The troop's projects will be dis lows Hall. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS THROUGH YOGA? League Schedules played during Girl Scout Week —a reporter'a experience in a Yogi salon RED BANK Charter members living are beginning Sunday, in the window Mrs. Bertha Bennett, Long Defense Program of the former Matawan Bootery Yet, ind*«d, thwe it MORE for you, and your SH 1-4310 Branch, and William Bennet, "37 Main St. Fort Myers, Fla. family, toe, in SUNDAY'S MATAWAN — The Contempor- The Scouts will participate in Open Wed. and Fr). Nitcs Miss Ruth Pennington is pres- ary League will present a pro- an Easter egg decorating con- Free Parking In Rear of Store ident. gram on civil defense Monday. test April 11. A "Name the Tune PUBLIC Reports were given by Mrs.Guests speakers will be Theo- lerican Entrance on White Street Hat Show" will be held April John Keane, junior ex-state as- dore A. Phelan and P. T. Long. •8. sociate counselor. The executive board set pro- A covered dish supper was The trop participated with 18 gram plans last week at a meet- ither Matawan neighborhood served after the meeting. ing in the home of Mrs. Howard The next meeting will be Tues- ;roops in the annual tea honoring Woolley, Crown PI. The annual Juliette Low, founder of Girl day, April 5. A Pollyanna covered St. Patrick buffet dinner, dance dish supper will be served. Hon- Scouts in America, held recent- AUCTION will be held Sunday, March 13, ly In the high school, < ored guests will be Mrs. Gladys from 5 to 10 p.m. in the Ameri- RUG CLEANING SPECIAL Barbara Kuhns wai hostess Combs and Miss Norr* Nor- can Hotel, Freehold. Mrs, Har- BY OUR SPARK-L-ENE PROCESS man. ry Pitcher and Miss Nettie Ccr- for the troop's Come As You Unclaimed rugs, carpets, orientals and rato are in charge of tickets. Are Valentine party held in her Shower Honors Members of the league will be home. domestics, to be sold by the order of hostesses for Guest Night March Mrs. Behrens 14 for the combined Woman's Dry Arrangements Raritan Rug Cleaning Co. on the prem- Club of Matawan, the Matawan HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Charles Junior Woman's Club and theDiscussed for Club ises at 220 Woodbridge Ave., Highland* Behrens, Atlantic Highlands, was league program. given a surprise stork shower re- NAVESINK - Mrs. Vincent Members will attend Hahnes Mulligan, Elizabeth, garden Park, at 1:00 P. M. Saturday, March 12. cently by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Day March 24 and the Ameri- Walter E. Behrens, Sr., and sis- herapy chairman for the Gar- can Home contest March 30 inden Club of New Jersey, was ter-in-law, Mrs. Walter E. Beh-Asbury Park Woman's Club. rens, Jr., In the latter's home, tie speaker at a meeting of the Room size, scatter rugs, runners, etc.; Navesink Garden Club Tuesday 44 Miller St. BACK TO COLLEGE A buffet supper was served. m the library. Her subject was large lot of remnants, new carpet run- Decorations were in pink and blue MATAWAN — Miss Susan Mc- 'Dried Arrangements." and the gifts were placed in a Donald and her house guest, A tea for new members will ners, and room size rugs. trimmed bassinet. Miss Nancy Cottringer, Haddon 'ollow the next meeting, April S. Guests were Mrs, Herbert Heights, have returned to their During the business meeting, of- Vaughan, Jr., Mrs. George Kelly, classes at New Jersey State leers will be elected and photo- Large lot available for hotels, motels, Mrs.. Philip J. Dinkolbcrg, Mrs. Teachers College, Glassboro, af- graphs taken when club mem- George Brown, Mrs. John Jo.slln ter spending the week-end with bers visited Winterthur museum private homes. Inspection may be and Misses Marilyn Joslin and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald and gardens last year, will be Nancy Thompson of Atlantic Ravine Dr. shown. Call Now—This Offer Good Limited Time Only made on Friday, March II, from 10 Highlands. Hostesses were Mrs. W. E. Also, Mrs. Richard VanKirk, EVENT POSTPONED Huelsenbeck, Mrs. Robert Gor- Belford; Miss Joan Sullivan West SHREWSBURY - The borough uch, Mrs. John Scott and Mrs. UNION-IMPERIAL A. M. to 5 P. M. ? Long Branch; Miss Patricia Me ^rent-Teacher Association card rancis E. Swart*, Ten table LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Crillls, Loni! Branch and Mrspart. y and fashion show scheduled lower arrangements were done B. G. Coats, Auctioneer Frederick Voorhees,, Mrs, Jesse 'or tonight has been postponed jy Mrs. Swartz. 500 BROAD ST. SH 1-2228 SHREWSBURY W. 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J., FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1960 7c PER COPY 35c PER WEEK Demos New Jersey Holmdel Dial Center Construction to StartConscience Fund To Vie At News Briefs HOLMDEL — Construction of New Jersey Bell Telephone Com- PATERSON (AP)-Two broth Income Is Good pany's new dial central office for Freehold ers accused of killing a tavern the Holmdel telephone exchange ranged from 10 cents to $2,000. owner during a $5,200 holdup WASHINGTON (AP)-The In- FREEHOLD - A five-way will get under way Monday fol- One man wrote that he couldn't were in fair condition in New ternal Revenue Service said to- Democratic primary race is shap- lowing groundbreaking ceremon- day errant taxpayers who make sleep because of his tax evasion ing up here for three Borough York hospitals today. • They and was sending in $300. He were captured by Port of New ies at 11:30 a. m. anonymous contributions to the Council seats while the Repub agency's "Conscience Fund" will added this postscript: "If I still York Authority police after a Telephone company manager Jicans so far have announced be credited with the payments can't sleep, I will send more William J. Poston said the new only two candidates for the posts. wild chase near the George if tax agents ever catch up with later." The regular Democratic Par Washington Bridge. Police said dial office will go into operation them. one of the brothers' admitted in the summer of 1961. At that Perhaps the strangest of all ty organization has announced its In response to an inquiry, of- Conscience Fund cases involved support for incumbent Council robbing Harry Eskstein in front time, Holmdel individual and ficials said evidence of every of his tavern at 42 Paterson St. two-party line customers will be a retired New England business- man Michael Merola and for Wil- payment to the fund is carefully man. He sent in five new $1,000 yesterday. Eckstein, S3, of 8-Ca able to dial directly'to most New liam J. Stryker, Jr., for the two preserved for this purpose. bills and was quickly traced Jersey phones and to some 45 three-year terms, and Thomas Berdan Ave., Fair Lawn, was Conscience Fund is the infor- through the serial numbers. Evans for the one-year unexpired carrying $5,200 to the tavern to million other telephones through- mal name given to an IRS ac- term. cash payroll checks for cus- out the United States and Cana- When agents called on him, he count which receives contribu- reported that he came to the Against this ticket, a newly, tomers. Witnesses saw two Ne- da. tions from taxpayers who have United States as an immigrant, organized Democratic group, groes scuffle with' Eckstein as James H. Ackerson, mayor of cheated Uncle Sam and want to built up a prosperous business whose members include Mayor he got out of his car. Eckstein Holmdel Township, will turn the PROPOSED HOLMDEL DIAL CENTER settle their debt without reveal- and felt 'the country had been Barton Callahan, has endorsed was shot in the chest and died first spadeful of earth. Mayor ing their identity. so good to him that he ought to incumbent Democratic Council on the spot. The two bandits William S. Buck of Atlantic Poston said the structure, to will front 80 feet Holmdel- signed for an ultimate height of $10,000 a Year make a contribution just in case man DeWitt Lott for re-election grabbed the. manila envelope Township also will participate in be adjacent to the present cen- Keyport Rd. and extend to a two stories with expansion to The fund collects about $10,000 he had once made an unwitting and Councilman Frank E. Weed containing the money and drove the ceremony. tral office building in Holmdel, depth of 63 feet. It will be de he rear. a year. Recent payments have error in his taxes. en for the unexpired term. off in a tan convertible with Mr. Weeden was appointed to Connecticut license plates. Port Got Back $16,000 the council in January to fill Authority Sgt. Daniel Roper Elvis to Be Agents went over his books the unexpired term of former spotted the car carrying John Under-Ice Story Caruso Hits Harbor and found that Uncle Sam owed Councilman Harry Sagotsky, Wade, 29, and his brother, Na- the man $11,000. So he got a Democratic party leader, who re-thaniel, 31, of Bridgeport, Conn., Treasury check for $16,000, which (Editor's Note: The nuclear- means there are so many more A Civilian signed. as it reached the toll gate at the included the; return of his anony- Jersey end of the George Wash powered submarine USS Sargo surfacing opportunities In the Reserve Transfer GOP Backs Collins Arctic than we had previously mous payment. ington Bridge. Roper alerted PA returned to Pearl Harbor yes- The Republicans have announc known. Tomorrow Officials said no effort is made police on the New York side, terday after an under-lce win- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — ed their support for former Coun- ter exploration of the Arctic We found that the ocean floor FORT DIX (AP) — Sgt. Elvis Dominic A. Caruso, a member to trace most contributions. How- cilman Joseph R. Collins and who forced the car to stop on ever, action is taken if the a ramp leading to Manhattan's basin, including the North in the Arctic is flat and muddy. Presley begins his last full day of the Harbor Commission, yes Ideal Beach Mrs, Gertrude Lee for the two Pole. The Sargo spent a total That there is fish. We found a as a soldier today with an orien terday charged that the transfer amount is substantial and If full terms. No decision has been West Side highway. As the po- enough leads are provided. lice left their patrol car, the of 31 days under the Arctic shrimp. We found tremendous tation lecture — one of the last of $40,000 from the commission's announced on a candidate to fill tee, surfaced 20 times through ice ridges, fast moving currents formalities before the rock'n' roll surplus to the borough would The biggest recent payment the unexpired term. Wades' car shot forward in an Concessions ice up to three feet thick, and and extremely uniform area be- idol returns to show business. "seriously curtail plans for ex- was $2,000 which arrived from Mr. Collins retired from the escape attempt, but lost control Chicago last week. The taxpayer on the slippery ramp and logged over 6,000 miles. Its neath the'ice. The 24-year-old singer will be pansion of the harbor facilities." council in 1959 after serving nine skipper, Lt. Cmdr. John H. instructed with 200 other men on The commission last month said he once shorted IRS by crashed into a concrete wall. Po- The temperatures under the Ice To Be Let $1,500 and was adding $500 to years. Mrs. Lee was defeated Nicholson, 35, of 474 Siow Ave., are fairly uniform, too. The av- the rights and obligations of a voted to make the transfer, which for a seat on, the council in the lice opened fire at the Wades MIDDLETOWN — It was re- take care of interest and penal- as their car sped off. After the Oakland, Calif., was awarded erage thickness of Arctic ice is veteran. During the rest of the is $20,000 higher than last year. November election. day, he'll face sheafs of papers vealed this week that the Middle- ties. crash, Nathaniel Wade jumped the Legion of Merit.) about 10 feet. The coldest weath- Mr. Caruso and Andrew P. Councilman Merola will be er we experienced—minus 40 de- to sign. township Recreation Commission Kicks In $2,000 seeking his third term. Mr. Evans off the ramp to avoid the gun- Lynch were the only objectors s' anticipating opening for lease fire and broke his spine and a grees—came when we surfaced Tomorrow morning, Presley of- to the transfer. Officials were asked what will is a newcomer to politics and By Lt. Cmdr. John H. Nicholson off the Canadian archipelago just ficially becomes a civilian when the restaurant stand concessions is a hardware salesman for Igoe leg in a 40-foot fall. John Wade (As told to the Associated Press) Mr. Caruso said the high ap happen to the taxpayer's $2,000 off Ellef Ringnes Island. he picks up his final sergeant's which will be included in the if he eventually is discovered. Brothers, Newark. Mr. Stryker, tried to make a run for it and PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii propriation can be construed to beach building to be constructed was shot in the left leg. The There were no psychological monthly pay check of $145.24. They said that if the contributor also new to politics, operates (AP)—The two most significant Then he's free to go out and be the "political ambitions of a at Ideal Beach this spring. police found the $5,200 near the problems with the crew. can indicate convincingly that he Stryker's Mobile Service. things about our voyage are the make $850,00 this year, according few men." Construction bids are current- car. They also found a .32 cali- length of time spent under ice We left Pearl Harbor Jan. 18 mailed $2,000 last week, the Mr. Lott and Mr. Weeden were and encountered first ice near to his manager. In a prepared statement to The ly being advertised for and will amount will be credited to his denied regular party endorsement ber revolver from which two —31 days—and smashing our way Register, Mr. Caruso noted that be opened by the Township Com- shots had been fired. through three feet thick ice. St. Mathew Island on Jan. 25 ... Presley told reporters and account. He doesn't have to after they supported the appoint- We began the transit through squealing teenage admirers he the commission now has over mittee March 23. prove it so long as his memory ment of Republican M. Raymond It means that three feet thick Bering Sea. It had a depth of 100 applications for small boat Thomas Phillips, Recreation jibes with IRS records. ice no longer is a problem.. It would give rock 'n' roll everything McGowan for borough attorney 211/4 fathoms, or 123 feet. he had "as long as people keep berths which it can not fill. He chairman of finance, is studying All envelopes containing Con- over Mr. Sagotsky. NEWARK (AP)-New Jersey reasoned that with $100 as the various types of lease agree Blue Shield (medical-surgical Our baptism of ice came when appreciating it." science Fund payments are pho- Following this rift in the par- Today the ocean floor suddenly dropped But he added to the 50 newsmen average rental for a small berth ments and will shortly make re- tographed and preserved. In ad- ty, a group which includes Mayor plan) lost $2,374,943 during the commission stands to lose 1959, the organization says. to 160 feet, then began rising and fans who braved the snowy commendations to the commis- dition, a record is made of the Callahan formed an independent $10,000 in income. The loss reflects the differ- In Washington rapidly until we only had about weather to meet him: sion for lease approval and ad- serial numbers of all currency organization to oppose the reg- five feet clearance between ice "My ambition now is to become vertisement to bid. received. ular party, headed by Mn. Sagot- ence between Income from By The Associated Press Expansion Plans memberships and investment and ocean bottom. We just man- a good actor." The building will be scheduled In this way IRS tries to make sky. SENATE aged to ease over an uncharted He said the commission had for completion prior to the open- sure no one cheats himself by and outlay for claims and op- Presley has already answered plans to eliminate several largo erating expenses. Debates civil rights measures peak—or what we then thought the re-enlistment question. Asked ing of the beach season, June 18 enriching the Conscience Fund. (continuous session). was a peak. It was in the Bering boat facilities in order to pro- for his reaction to the fans Who vide additional small boat space. Negro Appropriations Committee con- Sea just before entering the Ber- eagerly awaited his return, Pres TRENTON (AP) - A subcom- siders supplemental money bill. ing Strait. The danger spot be- ley said: Mr. Caruso explained that thi mittee of the New Jersey Legis- came known as "Tall Gonzales." "If they weren't there, I'd re-up commission had planned to con- Unhappy?—Doctors lature meets Monday to decide HOUSE We maintained a speed of eight Sitdowns (reenlist) in the Army." vert 29 large boat berths into how much merit there is to more Adjourned until Monday. knots, tried to surface several 88 small berths, which would "We'd be happy to have him,' than $100,000 worth of claims Legislative Oversight Subcom- times but couldn't quite make it. provide the harbor with $13,200 said an Army spokesman. Continuing against the state. The claims, mittee resumes payola hearing. The ice was about five to seven in revenue and would pay for The singing star has something Have a Pill For It ranging from $34.88 for a stolen feet thick. We finally found an the conversion within a few By The Associated Press bicycle to $29,000 for a reduc- opening and burst through Jan. to do for the next few months, years. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Mad tients from getting angry during Southern Negroes, trying to tion in property value, were pre- 31. his manager pointed out. Col. at your boss? their day's work, improves their break through racial barriers at Tom Parker said Presley would Mr Caruso said the loss of the sented to the subcommittee yes- Resume judgement and clear thinking and public lunch counters, are con- The weather was 29 degrees. get $125,000 fop his first appear- additional $20,000 to be given to Would you like to have a clear terday. As usual, they covered adds to their drive to get more tinuing their sitdowns and demon- Our scuba—(self contained un- ance May 12 on the Frank Sinatra the borough makes the prospect cr head and more push to get a wide variety of injuries. One things done? work done. strations despite an increasing of the most unusual was sub- Payola derwater breathing apparatus- television show. of this proposed work remote. threat of arrest. mitted by Miss Margaret Mullay divers put on their suits and in- After that will come a movie He also contends that the loss What you need is librium, a Chemical name for the drug Is Approximately 200 Negro stu- of 64 Coles Ave., Hackensack. spected some of the pressure entitled "GI Blues," the first of of the funds will hinder plans new "happy pill" described at methaminodiazepoxide. It can be dents from Allen University and She told the subcommittee she Hearings ridges. We were in a polynya— three pictures this year for $725,- for providing more facilities for a University of Southern Califor- obtained only on a doctor's pre- or a rapidly formed lake in thick 000 and a percentage of the box nia symposium attended yester- scription. Benedict College demonstrated was having her car inspected WASHINGTON (AP) — Chiefs small boat launchings. He noted ice which freezes over fast. office. day by 400 physicians and specia- yesterday after failing to get when an employee of the Motor of two big government regula- income from this service last Only ill effects noted so far are service at lunch counters in Co- Vehicle Division put it in "park- We were sitting in one-two Parker added that his client year was $8,600 almost double lists in internal medicine. a temporary drowsiness and mild tory agencies explain to House feet thick ice. The ice began lumbia, S. C. Smaller groups ing gear" while trying to test investigators today what they had grossed $1,600,000 from rec that of 1958. The planned The drug, which has just come muscular inco-ordination, the the brakes. The transmission to shift rapidly at a rate of turned out in St. Petersburg, are doing to curb payola. ords and other sources to bolster mprovements in this area, he on the market, has been used physician said. was damaged to the tune of about five feet per minute. Fla., and Norfolk, Va. his Army pay, but Parker didn't said, would bring the commis- by more than 2,000 doctors on Librium was first tested on $400, she said. Miss Mullay's The Legislative Oversight Sub- This is probably where our But the possibility of jail or know what the Army paid. sion double the 1959 income. 20,000 patients in the United animals in the Boston and San fines spread as officials cracked car features "push-button" driv- committee arranged to hear first plastic-domed bow was sheared "I don't get any commission on off. The shift gave us an in- Mr. Caruso said the continued itates since its discovery a year Diego Zoos and showed remark- down with trespassing or similar ing. Henry Kreis of 829 Rebecca from chairman Earl W. Kintner that," Parker explained. sight on how these polynyas depletion of the commission's re- ago. able quieting effects. At the San charges. Florida Gov. Leroy Col- PI., Elizabeth, claimed $7,5P0 for of the Federal Trade Commis- sion, then from chairman John are formed—through pressure serve "without good judgment' Dr. S. P. Wise, assistant cl'ini- Diego Zoo, a wild European lins backed up peace officers in designing the double deck fea- will only serve to forestall needed C. Dooerfer of the Federal Com- and rafting of Ice. cal professor of medicine at lynx which always threw itself that state, pointing out a 1957 tures of Rt. 21 in Newark. Kreis Keeps Up improvements that will place the said he sent the plans to the late munications Commission. We left Feb. 3 and chose a Baylor University, Houston, Tex., against the bars of its cage when law gives operators of eating es trek unexplored before. harbor out of competition with told the symposium the drug anyone approached became as tablishments the right, to.refuse Ransford J. Abbott, then state Doefer, who also faces probable neighboring marinas. highway commissioner, but was We reached the North Pole Attack On helps relieve the pain of angina quiet as a house cat and could be service to anyone they consider question about his social contacts pectoris and prevents epileptic petted by its keeper. One cap- never paid for them. with a broadcasting executive, Feb. 9 at 9:34 a. m. Honolulu He pointed out that while the undesirable. harbor carries insurance against seizures. sule took effect in two hours and was scheduled to testify yester- time, circled the North Pole in 'Illegal, Dangerous' Sen. Case damage from storms, a good re- Dr. Wise said it also keeps pa- lasted more than four hours. VINELAND (AP)-Police to- day. But the session was post- seven minutes—probably the fast- He called the demonstrations TRENTON (AP) — Robert serve is needed to meet repair day sought the slayer of the poned because of the snow storm. est globe-circling voyage anyone Illegal and dangerous. Morris says his opponents' sup- costs should they occur. caretaker of the Moose lodge has made. The city manager at Columbia FCC, FTC Assailed porters are forcing paper en- here. Caretaker Richard Ru- We threw a Jacobs ladder Mr. Caruso called for the op- Practical Joke Falls Flat., said further demonstrations there dorsements on Republican groups bart, 58, who lived on the The subcommittee a month over the sail (superstructure), eration of the harbor "without will not be tolerated and police "that are even now reduced to prerm ;s, was found on the ago sharply assailed both the and Harol Meier, of Honolulu, political interference." shambles." were instructed to take all neces- clubhouse floor early yester- FCC and FTC for not cracking fondly known as "Pineapple," He termed the harbor "our Sen. Morse Wasn't Looking sary steps to forestall them. day. down on the rigging of television raised the Hawaiian state flag In a statement issued yester- most important ratable," and In Nashville, Tenn., where 144 quiz shows and other irregu- over the Pole. day, the Point Pleasant lawyer said that under poor manage- WASHINGTON (AP) — Two have been arrested and a Negro larities. termed tactics of Sen. Clifford ment could turn into "our great- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) There was little wind. The Republican senators tried to play divinity student dismissed as the Testifying last autumn during P. Case's backers "coercive" and est liability," if it continued to a joke on Sen. Wayne Morse (D- result of demonstrations, Mayor —The death of Frank Grimshaw, temperature was minus 36 de- "distressing." Court Rules the subcommittee's quiz show grees. It was clear, although it be used to satisfy those who are Ore) during the post-midnight Ben West called for an end to 69, of Lakewood, N. J., in a traf- Morris seeks the GOP nomin trying to "create favorable fic accident here has been at- inquiry, the two agency chiefs was night all the time. It looked stretch of the civil rights debate the public displays as he appoint- contended they lacked the author- ation for senator againse Case public impression for their own Sugar Ray today—but Morse never noticed tributed to a heart failure. Grim- more like the Sahara Desert. in the April 19 primary election. ed a bi-racial citizens committee ity to move against broadcasters personal gain." and it fell flat. shaw's car hit. a power pole We opened a post office. The Case has been recommended for to study the issues involved. and sponsors involved in decep- A walkout by 1,000 students at Wednesday after he was stricken. submarine is carrying almost 20, re-election by GOP organizations .This is what set up the later tive programs. 000 pieces of mall. Each letter Slandered Alabama State College in Mont- Pathologist W. W. Schildecker In Burlington, Cape May, Cum- practical joke attempt: was canceled by a special stamp NEW YORK (AP) — A woman gomery lastfed only through morn said yesterday that injuries from Since then, however, both berland, Mercer, and Salem Democrats Morse had placed a petition showing a submarine breaking decorator has been awarded the accident were superficial and agencies—particularly the FTC Counties. for limited debate on the Speak- ing classes as most of them were through the ice. It beams the damages of $1,750 in a slander on hand for their final quarterly that Grimshaw died of a rup- —have taken payola. Morris said that in four of er's desk. Sen. Thurston B. Mor- tured aorta. The v i c t i m 's lettering — "Sargo 583 — North Keep Lid On action against Sugar Ray Robin exams in.the afternoon. They had these counties, Republican for- ton (R-Ky) grabbed Morse's pe- brother-in-law, Frank Brook, 77, To Question Doerfer Pole 1960." son, former middleweight' boxing promised to stay away to protest tunes are at the lowest point in tition, took it to his own desk also of Lakewood, suffered se- Doefer's afternoon appearance We controlled liberty for the champion. expulsion of nine student leaders years and Case's people are do- and tore it into bits. "If we are vere cuts and a broken ankle in before the subcommittee appear- men by taking only 20 cold ing nothing to prepare for the Candidates Mrs. Luana Robinson, not re- who took part in a recent dem the crash. He is in critical con- ed certain to touch off fireworks suits with us. Watch was lim- to have cloturc, I don't want it onstration.. November battle with the Dem- ATLANTIC. HIGHLANDS — lated to the fighter, sued for to come from a turncoat," Mor- dition in Halifax Hospital here: for two reasons'. ited to one hour per man. Eye ocrats. Who will be the Democratic 100,000, charging that the boxer Virginia, which has new laws lashes freeze together up ton said. (Morse once was a Re- to prohibit trespassing, is watch- 1. The disclosure Wednesday In the fifth, lie said, the GOP candidates for Borough Council made remarks reflecting on her publican). there. in the coming primary is being ing the effect of boycotts HADDON HEIGHTS (AP) — that he was entertained last is "torn in half by factionalism." morals when she went to his We left the Pole Feb. 10 and kept a close secret and probably apartment Jan. 24, 1956, to col- Morse took this calmly, had an- launched against a number of Fire burned out three businesses month off the Florida coast on It was learned he meant Cape the luxury yacht of George B. came up the next day in a heavy May. Morris said his people are won't be answered until Thurs- lect $378 she said she was owed other cloture petition prepared stores in Richmond, Portsmouth in the heart of this Camden and again left It on the Speaker's County community today and Storer. Doerfer told a reporter pressure ridge area. We had our working "with the strongest Re- day, filing deadline for the con- her for decorating work she did and Suffolk; Other targets of boy- first chanca to look at the sail. test. here. desk. After some palaver, he and cott attempts include the Hope- caused smoke damage to seven that he played bridge on the publican forces In South Jersey" There was little damage which to help rebuild the party. Morton shook hands over the in- well News an dthe Suffolk News others. Mayor Harold Bennett yacht and fished from it but was Ronald Horan, party leader, Supreme Court Justice Sam- we welded , . . uel M. Gold, after hearing Robin- cident, Herald, because of editorials said it did $250,000 damage. The not aboard the craft overnight Tonight he planned to speak said yesterday that no concrete We proceeded through the nar-before the Fairview Republican son deny the allegations yester- against the sitdowns. general alarm blaze was discov- or for any lengthy period. decision has been made ns to While this was going on Sen. row passage between Alaska and Club in Bergen County. He cam- day, ruled for Mrs. Robinson and Kenneth B. Keating (R-NY) ered by some boys en route to Storer is president of the Stor- who will run, though a list of Little Diamedcs Island. We ran paigned in Brick Township In aid: quietly placed a blank sheet of SQUARE PIZZA, MEMORY school, just before classes were er Broadcasting Co., owner of 10 hopefuls is being considered, into "Tall Gonzales" again at Ocean County. "The proof establishes that paper on the Speaker's desk by cancelled. They notified police. 13 radio and television stations- He said a firm decision was BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - The A general alarm was sounded! essentially the same depth. This ho uttered the libelous words. Morse's second petition. all subject to FCC regulation. indicated that "Tall Gonzales" CRASH TOLL IS 34 to have been made last night four-year-old memory of a square bringing firemen In from Audu- The court fixes $750 for compen- Sen. Gordon Allott (R-Colo) Subcommittee members have is a ridge and not a peak. On SHANNON, Ireland (AP) - An- at an executive committee ses- satory damages and $1,000 for pizaz was too much for John W. bon, Barrington, Haddon/ield and ostentatiously sauntered up, took Baldyga. Ho threw a bowling made plain they intend to qucs- Feb. 25 we surfaced for the other death today raised to 34 ion, but the storm cancelled the tunitlvc damages. The punitive Lawnside. The blaze, believed to conference. the blank sheet back to his desk ball through the restaurant win- have started in the Albo Elec- lon the propriety of Doerfer's 20th time. We had been und^r he toll of the Alitalia airliner damages nre to teach the defen accepting Storcr's hospitality In ico 31 days and lour hours . . . :rash near Shannon Airport just The Democrats are seeking to dnnt that he can not go about nnd tore it to bits just ns Morion dow. tronics Co., a television repair uid done. Baldyga, a 33-year-old boiler- firm, spread swiftly through the light of Doerfer's government The tremendous amount of da- a week OKO. Some of the 18 re- Kaln solid control of the council nnderinH people with impunity," maker, drew a (iO-clay suspended Hoddon Moving and Storage Co. position, ta compiled by the scientists maining survivors arc still In his year — now enjoying a Defense counsel snkl the decis- "We thought the roof would jail sentence In City Court. He and into the Haddon Garage. 2. An angry clash earlier this will have to be sifted nnd ana- critical condition. three-two (-'due plus thu mayor's ion would be appealed •jonic off," Allott said afterward, said he •threw the ball throimli now and slick highways hin- week between Doerfer and sub- lyzed. It will undoubtedly give Antonio FraHapane, an Ital- post. Oulslde of court, the filter "but I guess he (Morse) didn't flie window Feb. 8 because four dered firemen and compounded committee Doefer's contention us a bettor understanding of the ian, died in Harrington Hospital The terms of Russell W. Mor-wns heard to tell Mrs, Robin- :'veii sue it." years UK" a waitress brought him thp traffic confusion when ve- that charges of deception in the Arctic and far more accurate Ice in Limerick, the third survivor gan and Vincent II. Fox, Repub- son: "You'll have to go to thu As a mutter of fact, nobody a square pizza after he had or- hicles were detoured off the pike broadcasting Industry rmve been movement forecasts than we've of the crash to succumb within licans, are up for election this United States Supreme Court to iad noticed except reporters in dered a sound one. in the ;:inity. grossly exaggerated. ever had. the last 24 hours. year. collect this." the press gullcry, RED BANK REGISTER 14—Friday, March 4, 1960 Schedule of Religious Services ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL TRINITY EPISCOPAL BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN Rumson Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Rumson Services for Sunday will in- , Red Bank Sunday services include Holy Rev John F. Crouthamel, Jr., R»v. Dr. Charles S. Webster Tha Sacrament of Holy Com- Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., will preach on the topic, "The elude Holy Communion at 8 a.m. pastor, will begin a series ot five Eucharist at 8 a.m., family serv- wiii preach the first in a series munion will be administered at! ice and church school at 9:15 Relevance of the Upper Room" n the chantry. At 9.30 am of Lenten sermons on the themejthe 9:30 and 11 a. m. services;Lenten sermons Sunday on the at the 9 and 11 a. m. services. Holy Communion will be cele a.m., Holy Eucharist and sermon brated at the family service. The "Great Words of the Bible," atjSunday. The Communion medi- theme, "The Cross In Christian by the rector, Rev. Charles H. He will be assisted by Rev. Dan- the 9:15 and 11 o'clock services tation will be delivered by Rev. Experience." Title of his first girls' choir will sing. Organ mu- Best„„,, , „a t 11 o'clock„.„.. „A ^vsecon—d iel Holland. William Ingle, choir sic will include "Elegy" by Cand- Sunday. It will be entitled Roger J.- Squire, on the subject, sermon will be "The Glory and kindergarten will be held at 11 director will direct the chape "God." Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush, I Believe in Jesus Christ." the Folly of the Cross." ROMANS 6:23 - "For the wages of sin Is death; choir in "O Worship the Lord' lyn, and "Fugue in F Minor" a.m. for children of parents who by Bach. associate minister, will assist. There will be reception of Services will be at 9:30 and but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ wish to attend this service. The and "Built on the Rock" at9a.m. Dr. Carl F. Mueller, minister ol members at 11 a. m. Music for 11 a. m. Deltas will meet at 7:30 p.m. The chancel choir will sing at 11 At 10:30 a.m. Robert D. McKee Jesus our Lord," (RSV) will play a recital on the Mary music, will play as his, organ the services, directed by Herbert At both services, John H. Wat- Tuesday, the Acolytes Guild a. m., "The Lord is in His Holy • * * , Owen Borden Memorial Carillon. meditation, "Liturgical Impro Burtis, organist and choirmaster, son, 3d, minister of music, will will meet at 7:30 p.m. Temple," "Let Us Break Bread will include: Prelude, "O Sacred At 11 a.m., Holy Communion visation" and "Who so Dwelleth play as prelude, "Petite Piece" About our home are various gifts, There is a Wednesday, the Holy Eucharist Together," Noble Cain, and Head," Kirnberger; solo (9:30) and sermon will be by the rec- Under the Defense of the Most and "Ballade en mode Phry- treasured painting, the gift of a highly esteemed will be celebrated at 7 a.m. and "Thanks Be to Thee," Handel. by Robert Spencer, tenor, "O tor, Rev. Canon George A. Rob- High," George Oldroyd. gien," by Jehan Alain; as Organ 10 a.m., Litany and sermon at Stanley Scheer, organist, will Jesus, Lord of Mercy Great," couple, a book from our children, a pen se.t from ertshaw. Organ music will in- At 9:15, Mrs. Basil W. Farley, offertory, "Cantilene," by Pee- 8 p.m. Rev. Henry A. Male, rec- play "Langran," Bingham, as his Sowerby; anthem 11 a. m., "Lord another friend. We prize these articles far above clude "By the Waters of Baby- loprano, will sing the solo, "The ters, and as postlude, "Postlude tor, of St. Mary's Episcopal prelude and "Allegro Maestoso," Thy Tender Mercies' Sake," lon" by Bach. The men's an- Beatitudes," Malotte, and Mrs. in F," by Peeters. their commercial value because we love the persona Church, Keyport, will be guest by Handel, as the postlude. Ush- Hilton, by the chancel choir. A boys' choir, under the directio Farley and John S. Thatcher, At the first service Miss Fog who gave them to us. preacher. The service of healing ers at 9 a,m, will be Charles Ste- presentation of "God and Coun of Marshall C. Bush, organis tenor, will sing the offertory elson, guest soloist, will sing will be held at 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. phens and Howard Peters, with duet, "Love Divine," Stainer. try" award of the Boy Scouts "Come Unto Him," by Leslie. . We also have another possession which came as Sidney Dull as chairman, and at and choirmaster, will sing "Ave will be made to Richard Sebas- Friday, Holy Eucharist will be Verum" by Mozart. The ushers will be in charge of At the second service, Chancel a gift. We cherish it because we lova the donor. celebrated at 10 a.m. 11, Wellington Kennedy, Robert Edward Swikart, Jr., assisted by tian of 73 Alameda Ct., Shrews- Choir will sing "0 Lord, Thou Eternal life Is the prise above all our possessions Fiedler, Fred Warwick and Ralph Wednesday there will be a cele- bury. Griffith, with Howard Young as Howell George, Jr., Leslie R. Hast Searched Me Out" by and It Is even more Important because we lova REFORMED bration of the Holy Communion chairman. Greeting committee Stewart, John G. Thompson and Altar flowers for Sunday will Wolff. Middletown at 10:30 a.m. in the chantry, God. It is His supreme gift to us. We cduld not buy will be Truman Reeves and How- Weston B. Wardell, Jr. The be given in memory of Warren Church School will convene in "The Call To Discipleship" will followed by a service of spiritual welcoming committee will con Baynton, by his father, Harold all departments, nursery through It, neither could we earn it. It Is made available ard Young, deacons, and Mrs. healing. be the subject of the sermon by Frank Wissemann and Mrs. Vi- list of Gen. W. Preston Corder H. Baynton, and his brother, junior high at 9:30 a, m. to UB because God loves us and we respond to that Rev. Howard E. Newton at the St. George's Guild will hold man and Robert M. Wood. Everett. Parents of children in the Pri- ola Humrichouse, circle two, its regular meeting Wednesday, \qve, Truly It is the most valuable of our belongings. 11 a.m. service Sunday. Mrs. Women's Fellowship, at 9 and 11 At 11, the Tower Hill choir Ushers for March are Carroll mary Department have been in Luncheon at 12:30 will precede Richard L, James Herbert Sherrane, director of a. m., respectively. The Lord's will sing "In the Night Christ W. Arford, head usher, assisted vited to attend the morning ses- the business meeting. music, will play as the prelude, Supper will be observed at both Came Walking," Noble Cain and by Raymond Boyd, Melvin Ber sion. 2641 Riverside Ave. Sunday afternoon, and every "Song Without Words" by Men- services and the following will "Lord, to Whom Shall We Go?," dahl, Barry Berdahl, James Wal- Senior High class, led by Jos Sunday during Lent, the service fl Jacksonville, Fla. delssohn. The offertory selection receive the hand of fellowship at Carl F. Mueller. The ushers lace, Leroy Blaisdell, Monte B. eph Ruscio, will meet at 10:30 of evening prayer will be held is entitled, "Lenten Meditation," the 11 a. m. service: Misses Bar- will be in charge of Charles F. Jones, Harry Keller, Roy Mad- a. m. Senior High Fellowship at 4 o'clock. This will be followed and was written by Burger. The bara and Elizabeth Brozena, 29 Edelmann, assisted by Kenneth ison, Kenneth Woodward and Ar- will meet at 7:15 p. m. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL by a discussion group for the postlude is "The Lenten Postlude Lincoln St., Middletown Town- C. Burger, David J. Sherwood, thur Arford. Prayer group will meet Tues- Red Bank OF GREATER RED BANK, young people, led by the assis- by Koch. The senior choir will ship; Charles Earle, 64 Peters Edward H. Urion and Robert L. Church School meets at 9:30 day at 10 a. m. Sunday masses are at 6, 7, i. Rumson sing "The Lord's Prayer" by tant minister, Rev. John Barton Yeager. Charles H. Pippitt and The Board of Trustees will Late Friday night services will PI., Red Bank. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew. and 11 a. m. 9, 10, 11 and 12 (high mass) in Malotte. The flowers in the chan- Daniel Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Robert E. Skold will comprise meet at 8 p. m. The Women's be at 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S. Ro- The Wesley group will be the church and 9,10 and 11 o'clock cel will be given by the Donald liam Ingle, and Melvin Wade. the welcoming committee. away March 4, 5, 6 on a skiing Association will meet at 8 p. m. in the high school auditorium. senthal will preach on "Shall We Ross MacNeill Circle of the wo- CONGREGATION Speaker will be Mrs. J. Arthur During both services, duplicate trip, so there will be no Sunday Confessions are heard Satur- Seek Converts to Judaism?' men's Guild. William Potter will Church School meets at 9:45 BETH SHALOM sessions of the Church School evening worship. Blair, president of the New Jer- days from A to 6 p. in., and from Lynn Winer will chant the kid- be the head usher. A child-care The Sabbath candles will be sey Synodical. a. m. will be held in the Education Rev. Mr. Squire's preparatory 7:30 to 9 p. m., and week-days dush in honor of her Bas Mitzvah program is provided by the Dor- The Board of Christian Educa- lighted at 5:24 p. m. Friday. Lenten Devotional Service will building and Westminster hall for class for church membership during the 7:45 o'clock mass. Morton Winer will occupy a seat cas Circle in the parish house, tion will meet with Rev. Mr. Hoi Mincha services will start at be held at 8:30 p. m. three-year-olds through the eighth will convene tonight at 8 o'clock. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 on the pulpit. The floral donation The Village Youth Fellowship, land at 3 p. m. The School of 5:45 p.m. followed by traditional grade. Game Night for the M.Y.F. Youth Communicants' Class p. m. in the church. A baptism will be made by Mr. and Mrs sponsored by the Episcopal, Re- the Bible will meet at 7 p. m. "Kabbolas Shabbos" services and At 7 p. m., the Senior High will be held Saturday from 7:30- will meet Thursday at A p. m. blank must be obtained from the Morton Winer. An oneg shabbat formed and Baptist churches of in the sanctuary. Rev. Mr. Maariv. Department of the Church School 10 p. m. in Fellowship hall. rectory and filled out before the will follow. the village will meet at 7:30 p.m. Crouthamel is teaching a course Sabbath morning adult serv- will meet in the chapel. Later, The district Boy Scout leader- PRESBYTERIAN baptism takes place. Saturday morning services are in Fellowship hall of the Baptist in beginner's New Testament ices will begin at 9:15 a.m. Junior the Westminster Senior High ship training group will meet Shrewsbury Novena devotions in honor of at 10 a. m. Lynn Winer will chant Church. During March the group Greek and "word studies" from congregation will meet at 9:15 Fellowship in the youth parlor. Monday at 8 p. m. Morning services will be con Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- the prophetic portion and will be is studying the similarities and the Greek New Testament. Rev. ;.m. Herbert Johnson will lead a dis- Circle F of the WSCS will meet ducted at 9:30 and II o'clock al every Monday at 8 p. m. in accepted into the fold tf Israel the differences between the Ro Mr. Holland is teaching a course The Torah reading is "Termu- man Catholic, Protestant and cussion on the topic, "Disadvan- at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the Fire- Sunday. Rev. John R. Collins, the church. by Rabbi Rosenthal. Afternoon on the Epistle of Colossians. mah" from Exodus. The prophe- tages of Being a Christian." place room. pastor, will have as his sermon Jewish faiths. This week the tic Hoftorah portion will be services will be at 5:30 p. m., group will study Roman Cath The pastor's junior discipleship At 7:30, the first in a series of Regular meeting of the official topic, "Who Is God?" ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC chanted from 1 Kings 1. followed by a class in Bible. olicism under the leadership of class meets at 10 a. m. Saturday Sunday evening lectures will be board will be held Tuesday at 8 The organ prelude, "Pastoral," Red Bank A Kiddush by the Sisterhood There will be a Men's Club Roger Parsells and Andria At- morning. Rev. Holland will be the held in Fellowship hall on the p. m., preceded by the board of Foote, will be played by Miss Masses are celebrated Sunday will follow the Musof services. break-'ast at 10 a. m. The speaker kinson. The Donald Ross Mac- leader again this week. theme, "Reaching Out for trustees' meeting at 7:30. Doris Frame, minister of music. at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. Mincha will be held at 6:00 will be Harry Green. His topic Neill Circle will meet in the The pastor's discipleship class Christ." Rev. Robert H. Reed, At the 9:30 service, the Chor Confessions are heard Saturdays p.m. and Maariv will be recited Circle D will meet at noon, will be: "Is the Two Party Sys parish house Monday at 8 p.m. for youth and adults meets Sun- minister of First Presbyterian isters will sing, "A Springtime from 4:30 to 6 p. m., and from at the conclusion of the Sabbath Tuesday. tern As Presently Constituted, A The Ladies' Aid Circle will meet day mornings at 10 a. m. Church of Long Branch, will Madrigal," Baines. At 11 o'clock, 7:30 to 9 p. m. at 6:45 p.m. A piano recital will be pre- Snare and Delusion? What are at 12:15 p.m. in the parish house The Board of Trustees will speak on "Reaching Out for the primary choir will sing Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. sented by Herbert Burtis, organ- Baptisms are at 11:45 a. m. the Remedies?" Tuesday. There will be a lun- meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. Christ Through Our National "May Our Lives Be Ever Bles ist and choirmaster, Saturday, Sundays. cheon in the home of Mrs. Har- The Hour of Renewal is held Hebrew school classes are held Missions in Cuba." March 12, at 8 p. m. in the music sing." The senior choir will The Miraculous Medal Novena Sunday 9:30 to 12 and Monday sing the Offertory anthem, "Open FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST old Millward, 5 the Trail, Thurs- Wednesdays at 8 p. m. and t Today-l:30 p. m., "World Day room. This will be a benefit for U held Mondays at 7:30 p. m. SCIENTIST day, March 10, at 1 p.m. for next few weeks will be devoted to to Thursday 3:45-6:15 p.m. of Prayer" service in Calvary the building Rind. Our Eyes," Mac Farlane. Lois and the Perpetual Novena to St. Post bar-mitzvah class will MacMahon Joice will sing, "O Red Bank the benefit of the Donald Ross offering help in the art of witness Baptist Church; 3:30-5 p. m., "A Anthony is held Tuesday at 7:30 Services at 211 Broad St. are MacNeill Circle. Tonight the ing as laymen. The youth com- meet with the rabbi Monday and Neighborhood Party" to famili Give Thanks Unto the Lord," La Thursday at 5 p.m. in the rabbi's HOLY COMMUNION held Sundays at 11 a. m. Sunday. Fellowship Club will meet at 7:30 mittee will meet with the pastor arize parents and students of Forge at both services. The or- CHURCH OF CHRIST study. EPISCOPAL School meets at 11 a. m. Wednes- p.m. at the parish house for a at 9 p. m. Presbyterian Churches in the gan postlude selection will be Red Bank Junior Judaens and Beth Sha- Fair Haven "Postlude," Weber. day evening testimony meetings covered dish supper. The Women's Fellowship cir- area with Echo Hill Camp will Bible classes begin at 10 a. m. are at 8:15. cles will meet Thursday, March lom Seniors will meet Wednes- Rev. Donald A. MacLeod, rec- Ushers at 9:30. will be Carl day at 7:30 and 8 p.m. be held in Westminster Hall, and Sunday. Morning worship starts The reading room, 209 Broad 10 as follows: 1:30 p. m. circle 7:30, Junior High canteen in tor, will administer Holy Euchar- Pfrommer, William Wilhelm, at 11. The minister, Charles L. EMBURY METHODIST Thursday March 10 is Taanit Daniel Stark, Curtis Bradley and St., is open daily from noon to Little Silver one, home of Mrs. Murray A. Westminster hall. ist Sunday at 8 a. m. and at Brown, will speak at this time. Little, 42 Russel Ave., Fort Mon Esther, the fast day of Esther the II a. m. service when he will William Mannc, and at 11, Glenn 4:30 p. m., Friday evenings from Sunday-school classes meet at Monday—Monthly meeting of Evening worship starts at 6:30 7:30 to 9:30 and Sundays from mouth, and circle two, home of commemorating the three days lead in morning prayer and Applcyard, Harold Johnson, Her- 9:45 a. m. The nursery depart- youth budget committee in p. m. "Generosity" will be the 2 to 4 p. m. Mrs. Alonzo Curchin, Jr., 129 of fasting of the Jewish commun- preach. Father MacLeod will al- bert Downs, John Steel and For- ment and the additional session ity of Persia to avert the catas- Combs- De Voe Memorial room, theme. How the power of God brings South St., Red Bank; circle and 8:15, a choral 'program will so address the family service at rest Gray. for pre-primary through fifth trophe of Haman's plot. Midweek services are conduct man protection and strength wil grade students will meet at 11 three, covered dish supper, 7 be presented by the Tower Hill 9:15 e. m. A tiny tot nursery is conducted cd Thursdays at 7:30 p. m. p. m., home of its leader, Mrs Services are held nightly at under the direction of Mrs. Carl be brought out in the lesson-ser- a. m. Mrs. Eugene Badgley, choir in the sanctuary under the Church-school meets at 9:45 A business meeting will be con Albert Newman, Sr., 109 E. Ber 7:30. Mann. mon entitled "Man" which wil church school superintendent, auspices of the Monmouth Chap- a. m. Sunday. The adult confirm- ducted Monday at 7:30 p. m. gen PI., Red Bank; circle four, The departments of the Church be read at Christian Science will conduct the devotional per- KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN ter of the American Guild of ation class meets Sunday, 4 p. m., services this Sunday, 8 p.m., home of Mrs. Elizabeth Organists. and Young People's Fellowship School, kindergarten through iod of the Sunday-school. Middletown ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL The spiritual relationship o Mrs. L. C. Tatem, organist and Magee, 44 Irving PI., Red Bank; Rev. C. Roger Burkins, pastor, Tuesday—1:30 p. m., monthly 7:30 p. m. junior high meet at 9:30, and circle five, home of Mrs. Elmer the senior high department at 11. Red Bank God and the man of His creat- choirmaster, will be at the con- will be in charge of the services meeting of the Board of Deacon- Services during Lent on Wed- Holy Communion will be ad ng will be emphasized in the Cottrell, 64 Spring St., Red Bank esses in the church parlor. Junior High Westminster Fel sole and will conduct the Senior Sunday at 10:45 a. m. in the Bay- nesdays will be as follows: Holy ministered every Sunday at 8 Scriptural readings which include and cirlce six, home of Mrs. Wil view School, Leonardville Rd., Wednesday—10 a. m., prayer lowship meets at 6 p. m. Sunday Choir's anthem at 11 a. m. Rev. lucharist, 6 and 9:30 a. m. At a. m. this verse: "The Lord is my Iigh Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, will liam Morgan, 36 Parkview Ter. Middletown. and study group will meet in 8 p. m. an evensong service will with Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Rob Lincroft. A Sung mass and sermon by and my salvation; whom shall continue his subject of Missions Sunday-school meets at 9:30 the chapel. be held and the rector will preach inson as advisers. Senior High Westminster Fellowship also the vicar. Rev. E. V. Kitson fear? The Lord is the strength as revealed by the Apostle Paul Altar flowers were given Sun a. m. nn "The Church Year." A cof- Walters, will be held every Sun- of my life; of whom shall I be in his letter to the Christians in day by Mrs. Emily Murdock and UNITARIAN fee hour will follow the 8 p. m. meets at 6, with Rev. Mr. Col- lins conducting. day at 9:30 a. m., except the afraid?" (Psalms 27:1). Rome. The. ushers this week Mrs. Edna Heim in memory o MONMOUTH REFORM Red Bank service in the parish house. fourth Sunday when there will TEMPLE (Jewish) The Rev. Mr. Collins will con will be Phiiip Thomas, A. P their parents, Mr. and Mrs. An Rev. W. Hollis Tegarden will The Ladies' Guild will meet be morning prayer. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Hagen and William Sawyer. drew Naser. Shrewsbury Wednesday, 10 a. m. Mrs. Lil- duct a Lenten program, "Life conduct the service Sunday, at for Lent," which will include a Sunday-school meets in the Red Bank The final session of the Schoo Services are held at 8:15 o'clock lian Applegate is in charge. 10:30 a. m., in the Community study course, "Refresher 'in church hall at 9:30 a. m. "How Important Is Life To of Missions will be held this Sun- REFORMED CHURCH tonight in the Shrewsbury Presby- YMCA on Riverside Ave. A so- Eucharist will be administered terian church. Rabbi Henry Bam- Christian Beliefs." Classes will ST. JOHN'S METHODIST You?" is the title of the Bible day at 5:15 p. m., with a film- New Shrewsbury cial half hour will follow the every Friday at 9:30 a. m. be held Sundays and Wednes- talk to be given Sunday at 3 strip entitled, "Making of Books Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg has berger will deliver a sermon en- service. Sundav school classes Hazlet titled "The Reluctant Queen." days from 8 to 9:30 p. m. Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor. p, m. Following at 4:15 will be in Liberia." At 6:30 p. m., Mar- selected "The Meaning of the meet from 10:30 am. to noon. shall Thompson, assisted by oth- Sunday-school is held at 11 p.m. BAPTIST The Deaconesses will meet at Fred Bopp, Jr., Minister of the weekly Watchtower study. Cross" as a general theme for The Unitarian Women's Club er men of the church, will pre- Sundays in the church school Middletown 10 a. m. Tuesday, and the dea> Music. Tuesday evening at 8:15 p. m. the Lenten season. The topic for will meet in the home of Mrs. sent the study book, "The Way house. Rev. cons, the Sessions and the Wom- Sunday Services: 8, 9:30 and Bible study will be held in King Sunday will be "How Faith Views Frank Benson, 270 Riveredge John E. Bates will In Africa." preach on the topic, "Thy Will en's Association executive board 11 a. m.; Church School; 9:30 dom hall, 54 Broad St., and 10 the Folly of the Cross." Rd., New Shrewsbury at 8:15 Mrs. Herman Fritsche and Be Done", the first in a series at 8 p. m. and 11 a. m. evening service: St. Mary's PI., Red Bank, and Robert McConnell, David p. m. Wednesday. After the Mrs. James Brogdon will be in of sermons on "Prayer," at the The Morning Circle will meet 7:30. 69 Lincoln St., Fairview. There Veitch, Richard Mast and Thom- business meeting the group will charge of the Primary Depart- 11 o'clock service Sunday. Dur- in the home of Mrs. Herbert will be a parlor talk given at the as Tash will be ushers. meet at the Decorative Arts Youth meetings: Intermediates; same time at 20 Pearl St., Red ment children at 6:30 p. m.; ing the Lenten season, services Mayes, 72 Winding Way, Little 6th, 7th and 8th grades at 6:45; Church School starts at 9:30 Center to hear a lecture on in Bank, entitled "Teaching Men o Mrs. Richard Clapp will direct a.m. This Sunday the students will be preceded by a period of Silver, at 9:30 a. m. and Senior Youth Fellowship and terior decorating by Miss Joan Good Will." the work of the Junior depart- will participate in the missionary nrayer and meditation each The trustees will meet Thurs- Post High School Fellowship at Chilton. at 8 o'clock. ment students, and Mrs. Harold work by bringing special offering Sunday at 10:45 a. m. 7:30 p. m. owcan The communicant class will Wardell, will lead the Inter- envelopes for work being carried will be Edward Stines and Erwin! REFORMED H HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN mediates. Rev. August Klebsat- out in Africa. be placed ST. BENEDICT'S CATHOLIC Rev. Roderick N. De Young Red Bank the minister's study. will preach the sermon Sunday tel, a former missionary of the Senior Youth Fellowship meets by Mr. and Mrs. George Hart- Hazlet Methodist Church in Angola, Sunday services 9:30 and 11 at the 10:45 a. m. service. Sun- in White hall at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. / regain mann. There will be a nursery Africa, will be the guest. a. m. Reception of new members CALVARY BAPTIST Sunday masses are at 7, 8, 9, day-school starts at 9:30 a. m Miss Evelyn Laubmeister is in Sunday, with baptizing of infants in the kindergarten room during 10, 11 and 12 in the Holmdel The recond adult class of the charge of the devotional service. the service. Red Bank and the nursery is at 10:30 a, m. New paraments to be dedicated Rev. John B. Gilchrist will Elementary School, Keyport- The • Junior Youth Fellowship church school will start its study The Guild for Christian Service Church school will meet at my strength? at the 9:30 service. Mrs. Ada Wil preach at 11 a. m. Holy Com Holmdel Rd. meets at 7 p. m., and the Senior of the Gospel of Luke Wednes will meet at 8 p.m., Monday. 9:30, the juior school in Fellow- man will present the red one, munion will be celebrated at Confessions are heard Satur- Youth Fellowship at 8 p. m. day. Mrs. Ralph L. Barrett Junior Youth Fellowship will ship hall under the direction of will be the teacher. Two ses- Mrs. Gustaf Spesi, green, and 3:30, followed by a coffee hour. day, between 4:30 and 5:30 p. m. Confirmation class starts at 9 meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Edward Beckett, purple. Mrs. Robert Benson, and the sions have been planned: 10 a and 7:30 and 8:30 p. m. in the a, m. tomorrow, and the cherub in White hall. THE TRUTH Special prayer service each day senior school in the church under parish rectory, Hillcrest Rd. m. in the home ^ of Mrs. Harold the supervision of Clement Bar- BAYSHORE COMMUNITY choir will rehearse at 10 a, m. Wardell, 193 Rumson Rd., Little during Lent from 12:30 to 12:45. East Keansburg The Sunday school teachers wil PRESBYTERIAN IN THIS Lenten services each Wednesday low. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Silver, and 8:15 p. m. in the Lincroft Sunday-School meets at 9:30 meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. church hall, GREAT BOOK at 8 p. m. March 9, readings from Youth Fellowship will meet a. m. Church service is it 11 Navesink Rev. Orian Hopper of the Holy Communion will be cele- The annual congregational din- The evening circle of the WSCS "The Imitation of Christ' ' by Sunday eveninc at 7:30 in Fel- a. m. ner will be held March 15 at 6:45 Princeton Theological Seminary CAN REFRESH YOU Thomas A'Kempis. lowship hall. The topic will be brated Sunday at 8:30 a. m; will meet in the church hall will be in charge of the 11 a.m. Prayers for peace and healing church school meets at 9:30; the p. m. Mrs. Michael Wallace, Mrs. Thursday at 8:20 p. m. An In- in charge of Miss Andrea Atkin- service will be held Wednesday Daniel Hendrickson, Mrs. Van B service. Sunday-School meets at Your strength can be re> service for parents and children troduction to the study of the 9:45 a.m. COMMUNITY son and Roger Parsells. Devo- at 10 a. m. Walker and Mrs. William Hitch newed —your weariness ex- Port Monmouth tions will be given by Miss is at 10:15, and the morning Gospel of Luke will be presented, -A meeting of the Session will be Soldiers of Christ meet at 7:- prayer and sermon is at 11:15 cock are in charge. The hostesses for the meeting changed for rest and joyoui Sunday-school will be at 9:30 Joyce Veals. Refreshments will 30 p. m. the second, fourth and held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the be provided by Miss Geraldine except the first Sunday of each will be Mrs. Robert Meijer and church hall. activity—if you will seek pray- with John Batton, superintendent, fifth Sundays of the month, The MT. ZION Price and Roger Parsells. month, when Holy Communion Mrs. Allan Phlfer. ' The Ladies' Ajd Society will erfully the truth contained in in charge. Rev. A. Donald Ma Women's Guild meets the third Red Bank gaw will speak on "The Church's Circle one will meet today in is also celebrated at the 11:15 Harral Redden, Jr., will rep- meet Thursday, March 11, in the this.great book, Science and Friday, and the Men'i Club the service. Rev. Charles P. John- Rev. Virginia Wright wil Condition Today" at the 11 a.m the home ot Mrs. Theodore resent the church at the Middle church hall. Hostesses will be last Tuesday of each month. son is rector. preach the sermon at the 11 a. m Atlantic Adult Convocation from Health with Key to the Scrip- iervice. Evening worship will be Hynson, and circle three Mon- Mrs. Harry Seylaz and Mrs. Ed- service Sunday. The senior choi March 10-12, in Buck Hill Falls, uncs by Mary Baker Eddy. at 6:30. The pastor's subject wil day, in the home of Mrs. Paul ward Stilwell, CHRIST EPISCOPAL SHAKER-QUAKER will sing, Sunday school begins Pa. be "The Yielded Life." Richards. Middletown . Red Bank at 10 a. m. The Young Peoples' Three new members have been You may read or borrow At the mid-week fellowship] The next general meeting of Sunday, Holy Communion 8 Elder Franklin C. Moyan Holy Association will meet at 6:30Received Into the church: Mrs. Science and Health free of Wednesday at 7:45 p.m., Rev. the Women's Fellowship will be a. m.: Sunday-School 9:45, and te cher, will conduct a service p. m., and the worship service Walter Hunsbcrger, transferring THE FIRST barge at any Christian Sci- Magaw will speak on "Spiritual held March 28 in Fellowship Holy Communion and sermon by BAPTIST CHURCH of instruction and guidance at 10 begins at 7:30 p. m. from National Park, and Mrs. ence Reading Room. The Adultery." hall, at which time Rev. Mr. the rector, Andrew M. Van Dyke, Maple Ave. and Oakland a m. Sunday at the church, 15 A revival will start Sunday and John Richards, of Little Silver, book can be purchased in red, and Mrs, Paul Eppinger wMI at II a. m. North Bridge Ave. run through March 13. and Cadet John Richards of the Red Bank, N. J. BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN speak on "Missions In the green, or blue binding at $5 Thursdays at 8 p. m. during Bordentown Military Institute, Rev. John F. Crouthamel Cliffwood Beach Orient." Lent, the rector will conduct a and will be sent postpaid on KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN NEW APOSTOLIC were received on Profession of Pastor "A Proper Communion Faith" study group on "A Curriculum Sunday, March 14, has been Middletown Red Bank Faith. SUNDAY, MAR. 6 receipt of check or money U the sermon Sunday at the 11 set by the Bosrd of Deacons as for Christian Education." Rev. C. Roger Burkina, pastor, The Red Bank congregation will order. a. m. service, by Rev, Francis 9:00 A.M. and 11 A.M. Visitation Day. The program will will be in charge of the services join with the Irvlngton congrega- Rev. Crouthamel Osterstock, Church school starts be in charge of Charles Nelson. REFORMATION LUTHERAN Sunday at 10:45 a. m. In the Bay- tion Sunday at 10 a. m. in Irving- Chriitian and Missionary "The Rcvelance of tho at 9:30 a. m. A communicant The prayer group will continue West Long Branch view School, Leonardville Rd., ton. Rev, Carl Rettberg will ALLIANCE Upper Room" Christian Science class for adults starts at 3 p. m. to meet Wednesdays at 10:30 Services with Holy Communion Middletown. preach the sermon. There will be 9:45 A.M.-Church School The communicant class for a. m. in the social room of the at 9:30 and 11 a. m. Rev. W. Sunday-school meets at 9:30 no Sunday school. Prayer and Bible Study All Ages READING young people meets tomorrow at education biiildlnp. Robert Oswald will preach on a. m. Rev. Werner Schneider will 1:00 P.M.-Junlor HI BYF c HOUR ROOM 10 a.m. The last twn Sundays. Jn" 'i'"ist Our Help." Officers and! 'onditct the service Wodnofdny at 8:30 P.M.-Scnlor HI BYF Meetings Monday: Junior High March and the first Sunilay in'advisers of Luther I.rnsur inert] TRUE VINE SPIRITUAL 8 p. m. EVERY THURSDAY 7:30 P.M.^Roger Williams' Fellowship, ac G:45'p. m, nncicr Anril have been dcsiiimUe^ as, with "Spark Team" at 6:30 p, m.| Long Branch 8 P. M. Fellowship Mon, thru Sat. 12-4:30 tho leadership of Mrs. Mclmoth Pledge Sundays, at which lime; j Rev. E, H. Lawrence, pastor,: CHRIST EPISCOPAL Special Welcome to ! Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 Dow; Naomi Circle, at 7:45 p, m.,members and friends of the PRESBYTERIAN is in charge of services held; Shreusbury Servicemen 276 HIGHLAND AVE. Sunday Afternoon 2-4 Wednesday: Lenten worship for church and church school will be] Atlantic Highlands Sundays at 11:30 a.m. at 8 Third- Rev. Anselm Broburg, rector, Welcome to an American parship area 3 in the home of ELBERON, N. J. asked lo pledge their support to Services at 9:30 and 11 », m. Ave, announces the fo u wing services:' Baptlit church locking to 209 BROAD ST. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sinclair, 680 the budget for the new church Sundny, Guest minister will Sunday-school meets at 10:30| Sundays, 8 and 9 a. m.; Wednes ALL ARE WELCOME make the Gospel relevant. Woodmere Dr., at 8 p. m, |year which begins April 1. preach. a.m. daya, 9 a. m., and Fridays, 7:30 RED BANK visits, further facts may be ask- .BAPTIST Guess Who... Friday, March 4, 1960-15 Cancer Study ed. NewMcnmouth RED BANK REGISTER After (he Census is completed,: RELIGIOUS NEWS Church Bible School meets at (I [ .«wr,_>MW__. lie district supervisor, in late Ap- 9; 30 a.m. Sunday. Rev. William Program Set ril and May, is expected to an- CHRIST EPISCOPAL ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL E. Bisgrove will preach on "The Experience of o Pedestrian" at Merchants nounce preliminary census popu- Shrewsbury Little Silver LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Mar- 10:45 a. m. The anthem will be, ! lation totals for the counties and Rev. A. Allen Attenborough, garet Primavera, district super- Devotions on the First Sunday "Surely He Has Borne Our I municipalities of more than 10,- rector, will administer Holy Com- jtudy Need visor of the 1960 census for the in Lent will begin with Holy Com- Griefs," Handel, under the direc- 000 inhabitants. District offices munion Sunday at 8 a. m. At the Third Congressional District, to- munion at 8 a.m., administered tion of Miss Mildred Bisgrove, then will send the enumerators' by Rev, Anselm Broburg, whofamily service at 3:30 a. m., he day urged residents to help sim- organist. At 7:45 p.m., the gos- Display plify procedure for' conducting reports to the-Census Operations will be attended by Foster will lead in morning prayer, and Office, Jeffersoriville, Ind., where pel film, "Something to Die For" LONG BRANCH — Local mer- the census by getting, ready to Beeuwkes. |at 11 a.m. he will lead in morn will be shown. supply information about them- the information collected will be The 9 a.m. family Eucharist;ing prayer and preach. chants here Tuesday will get a 1 microfilmed. Mid-week service of prayer lesson in how to attract more selves in a series of co-ordinated and the 11 a.m. prayer services| Sunday-school meets at 9:M[and"stud;.'\vm'be"held' WednVs- steps. j The filmed, data will be sent to will be conducted by the rector, .a. m. in the parish house, and the|day at 7.30 „ m business with proper displays of their merchandise. ! the Census Bureau in Washing- Leading the holy procession at Teen Group, Sunday, 4 p. m. Hie young people will meet in It lias been estimated that the They will attend the third and American population will approx- ton, for mechanical transfer onto the 9 a.m. worship will be cruci- Spring Ember days will be held the church Thursday at 7:30 imate 180 million persons. That tapes. used in high speed elec- fer Melvin Ford, flanked by next Wednesday and Friday, p.m., and the Deborah Griggs last of a series of seminars to will make fact-finding arduous, tronic computers, which will torch-bearers Hugh Gwyn- March' 9 and 11, and Saturday, Guild Friday at 7:30 p.m. be presented by the retail mer- she said. compile the final totals and re- Williams and Gregory Gwyn- March 12. Celebrations of Holy The MES guild will meet in chants of the Chamber of Com- ports. Williams. The enlarged senior Communion on Wednesday and Fellowship hall at 8 p.m. Tues- merce of Long Branch in the Mrs. Primavera said copies of The Census Bureau hopes that and junior choirs will follow, ac- Friday, March 9 and 11, will be Garfield-Grant Hotel. an Advanced Census Report day. Mrs. Howard Chamberlain by fall it can publish official pop- companying Father Breburg, at 9:30 a. m. and 8:30 p. m., with has charge of the program. Hos- The speaker will be Josef A. form soon will be mailed to allulation figures for all areas, by seminarian Arthur Sargent and a special lenten address by yie ... is Mrs. Smith. Head, instructor at the New York families and householders will be tesses are Mrs. George Herbert, state, county, city, town, and vil- servers Waiter Deiss, Jr., andrector following the Friday serv- Mrs. Wilbur Roberts, Mrs. Mil- University's School of Retailing. asked to answer seven questions lage totals. Final figures for Robert Jamison. Robert Walker ices. Holy Communion will be Last Tuesday they heard Jer- about every person in the 'family dred Minor and Mrs. John Ben-CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY each state will be sent by the will assist at the 11 a.m. service. administered Saturday at 9:30 ome C. Klein, another faculty and four questions about their nett. Atlantic Highlands secretary of commerce to the NEW YORK-Eastman Dillon, ] Church school will begin .at 9a. m. Churcn service and Sunday- member at NYU, outline steps to homes. This information, she said, President no later than Dec. 1. a.m. in the parish house for chil- should be ready when census Union Securities & Co., here has! Altar flowers last Sunday were BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP school are held at 11 a. m. Wed- be taken in developing a pro- State population totals will pro- announced the admission of Joh dren in the nursery, kindergarten enumerators make their visits. given in memory of Mrs. Jo- Port Monmouth nesday testimony meeting is at gram of community and public vide the basis for veapportion-' L. Kelsey, 94 Linden Dr., Fair and first grades, while parents sephine Curtis by her daughter, Robert Minut, pastor, will 8:15 p. m. Reading room hours relations. The Necessary Facts ment of members of the House! Haven, N. J., as a general par and older children attend the Mrs. William Borden. preach at the morning service are 2 to 4 p. m. Tuesdays and 'Showmanship, A Must' morning Eucharist, Immediately Personal information will in of Representatives among the ner in the firm. The Couple's Club will meet at II o'clock. Saturdays, except holidays. Mr. Klein, who directs public afterward, a coffee hour for all elude names, addresses, sex, col- various states. Mr. Kelsey is a member of thi tonight at 8:15. Rev. James S. Bible School meets at 9:45 a. m. relations for Lane-Bryant, Inc., will, be, held in the. parish house. firm's buying department. .Thi McGowan will give an illustrated Youth Fellowship, senior group, FIRST PENTECOSTAL termed it essential for mer- or or race, months and years of Regular church school follows, in- birth, martial status, and rela- INFANT BAPTIZED announcement was effective yes lecture, "The Greatest Story Ev- meets at 6:30 p. m., in the home Week-days services include chants to "put showmanship into terday and the admission wai cluding an adult class presided tionship to the head of the house- UNION BEACH — Kevin Rich- er Told." '- of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. MaHol- y Communion at 9 a. m. promotion of their areas." He subject to approval by the boan over by the rector and a teen honey, Port Monmouth. Wednesdays and Fridays. hold. Questions relating to dwel- ard Gallopo, infant son of Mr. class by the seminarian, The Sunday-school teachers will said "glamor, services and facili- of governors of the New Yorl meet Monday, 8 p. m. Bible Study class meets at 7:30 For Holy days, Holy Com- ties, are the "three requisites of lings will include the types of and Mrs. Joseph Gallopo, Jr., Stock Exchange. Wednesday at 10 a.m. a Holy units, cooking facilities, numbers The Feast of the Annunciation p. m. munion is at 9 a. m. a successful shopping center," Sydney Ave., was baptized Sun- Eight new general partner! Eucharist with instruction will be of rooms, and whether or not the day in Holy Family Catholic will be observed March 25. Midweek. prayer fellowship since it is important that "cus- were admitted by the investmen conducted by Father Broburg. FIRS'l CHURCH OF CHRIST residence is owned or rented. Church by Rev. Joseph G. Fox. Wednesdays at S p. m. tomers enjoy their shopping trips. bankers and brokers firm. Thursday an evening prayer SCIENTIST Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. WESTMINSTER Bible school and the morning Forty-five merchants who On April 1, some 160,000 enum- worship and meditation will take service are held at the Bayshore Kcyport erators will start house-to-house Michael Mosco, Union Beach. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF place in the church at 8 o'clock. PRESBYTERIAN heard Mr. Klein tell of major Middletown Gun Club, Harmony Rd. Thu morning services will be objections made by shoppers and visits to pick up the advance in- A party followed in the Gallopo FRIENDS (Quakers) Presiding will be Rev. Benjamin held Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sun formation. At every fourth house home. Guests were Joseph Gal- Shrewsbury Holmes of Saratoga Springs, At services at 10:45 a. m. Sun- how to overcome them decided day, Rev. Harlan C. Durfee will EMMANUEL BAPTIST day-school will meet at II a. m.to use the advice in forming a census household questionnaire lopo, Sr., Mrs. Anthony Mosko, The society meets every Sun N. Y. A .testimony meeting will be begin a series of sermons entit- Atlantic Highlands definite program for action. This will be left. This form will be Mr. and Mrs. James McGrogan day at 11 a. m. foi worship. The During Lent, the adult choir Rev. Howard M. Ervin, will held next Wednesday at 8 p. m. a request for more detailed in- and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- First-day school meets at 10 a. m rehearsal will take place Thurs- eld, "Protestant Keys to Lent," program is expected to be put be- which will examine five of the preach at both services Sunday. fore the executive board of the formation and should be sent by ford Evans and nephew, Dale day nights after the evening The morning worship and Com- Scouts, Brownies mail to the district office in en- spmrruAL prayer and meditation service, basic words from the New Testa- retail division of the Chamber of Boreis, Mrs. Lee Barber, Mr. and ' Belford munion service is at 11 o'clock, velopes left for that purpose. Mrs. Alfred Wilson, all of Union The children's choir will continue ment. The choir will sing, "Shine To Attend Church Commerce at a meeting tomor- Rev. Phoebe Dailey will con- and the evening service at 7:30, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Sun Mailing is asked within three Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Theo- to rehearse at 10 a.m. Saturdays. for Me," under the direction of row morning. C ct services Sunday at 8 p. m. preceded by a prayer meeting day, local Brownies' and Girl days. By telephone or personal dore Johnson, Belford. Friday mornings at 7 and 9Mrs. Louis A. Raskasky, organ- and Tuesday at 2:30 and 8 p. m ist. Nursery facilities will be at 7. Scouts will observe Girl Scout o'clock there will be celebration Church School meets at 9:45 NINTH BIRTHDAY of the Holy Eucharist. available. Sunday by participating in spec- a. m. ial service in the churches of RED BANK — Trudy Anne Sunday-School will meet at 9:15 Beaman celebrated her ninth a. m., under the supervision of The night of prayer tonight will their choice. ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL begin at II o'clock. birthday at a party Saturday giv- Eatontown Richard A. Rutherford. Mrs. Martin Finan, neighbor- Senior and Intermediate Youth The Deacons will meet for pray- hood chairman, has appointed en by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Alan-H. Tongue will ad- er Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Chester J. Beaman, in their minister Holy Communion Sun- Fellowship groups will meet at the following to take charge of 6:30 p. m. Sunday. Scouts attending. the designated home G8 Maple Ave. day at 8 a.m. Church school will FAITH REFORMED Guests were Regina Beaman, meet at 10:25 a.m., and family The Women's Association will churches: meet Monday at 8:15 p. m. Raritnn Township Mrs. James Egidio, St. Agnes Debbie and Brett Woodward, Gail service, choral Eucharist and ser- Sunday-school will be at 9:30 Hester, Terri Esposito, Debbie mon, will be at 10:30 a.m. The Board of Deacons and the Catholic; Mrs. Andrew Lynch, Session will meet Wednesday at in the Middle Road School. First Presbyterian; Mrs. Amos and Michael Penny, Cathy Wood- Wednesday there will be two Morning worship, sacrament of ward, Billy and Carol Nash, Mar- services: Holy Communion at 98 p. m. in the church. Briner, First Methodist; Mrs. Holy Communion and reception Michael Heinlcin, All Saints ilyn Bill, Peter and Beatrice De- a.m., the Litany, and showing of of new members will be at 11 Fazio, Judy Moreau, Jill Nie- a religious film at 7:30 p.m. CENTRAL BAPTIST Episcopal; and Mrs. Nathaniel Atlantic Highlands o'clock in North Centerville Fire Baker, St. Paul Baptist. haus, Michael and Billy Verange, The junior confirmation class House. Sunday-School ' at 9:45 a.m. All participating Scouts are re-Keith and Laurie Gilliam, Beth will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. Nursery is held at 9 Bromley Ann Patterson, Donna Esposito, and the senior confirmation class, Morning worship and Communion quired to wear full uniform. service at 11 o'clock, "The Fel- Dr. Mrs. Finan announced that a and David and Randy Greene. Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in the Monday at 7 p.m., confirmation parish house. lowship of the Holv Spirit" is the meeting of the Neighborhood As Also Mr. and Mrs. C, Kenneth sermon topic of Rev. Harry W. class 2 will meet at the parson- sociation will be held Monday Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. George Because of the service Ash age. Wednesday, the regular meeting Kraft. "Christian Pilgrims" and night at 8:30 in the public library. Beaman, Mrs. Charles Woodward, "Ambassadors for Christ" andj .Wednesday at 8 p.m. the conMrs. Edward Dzorinko and other Jr., Mrs. Walter Penny, Mrs. of the vestry has been postponed the senior Youth Fellowship will I s'ft°ry meets at the home of until next Tuesday. March 8, Elder leaders from Highlands have been John Nash and Mrs. Frank Ver- meet at 6:30 p.m. Robert Tremaine, Annapo. invited. ange. s Dr LUTHER MEMORIAL Evening service at 7:30 with - New Shrewsbury observance of Communion. The "Praise Him" Band will play. HIGH POINT SPIRITUALIST "No Tomorrow" is the sermon CHAPEL topic of Rev. Daniel D. Rein- Moody film, "To Every Crea- INTEREST ON YOUR ture," will be shown Thursday Chapel Hill heimer, pastor, in the Tinton at 7:45 p.m. The film presents Rev. Frances Stevenson con- Falls School, Sunday at 10:45the need and call of Christian ducts services Sunday at 8 p. m a.m. Sunday-School, Teenage Bi- Missions to Mexico and South and Wednesdays at 2:30 and 8 ^i SAVINGS ble class, Adult Bible class and America. p. m. the Adult Information group meet at 9:30 a.m. DIVINE LOVE NEW BIRTH METHODIST Wednesday evening, at 7:30 SPIRITUALISM CENTRE Highlands p.m., in the Tinton Falls School, Highlands Church school meets at 9:30 a. Rev. Mr. Reinheimer will speak Josephine Cantrnll Seals, pas- m Morning service at 11 o'clock. on "The Voice of Peter," the tor, is in charge of healing serv- Evening service at 7:30. second of his midweek Lenten ices all day Sundays at 9 Shrews- Prayer meeting Wednesday at bury Ave. 7:30 p. m. RED BANK FAIR HAVEN GRAND-WAY °K£S8HT N.J. STATI H'WAY 36, KEANSBURG • N.J. STATE H'WAY 18, I. 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WCCO 15, Hold up the ace of spades until SOMETHING TEU5 HE HEIU the third round. As you take ARRIVE AT 16—Friday, March 4, 1960 AS STEVE the ace of spades, discard the WATCHES IU Bridge ace of clubs from dummy! AMAZEMENT. then shifts to the king of! This unblocks the clubs. You" "STOOPER' hearts! ' take your five clubs and then AND HIS A very pretty defense, except cash "the top cards in the red CONFEDERATE that spectacular plays seldom SEND A suits. plague you in real life. East MESSAGE OH Column "Aha!" you pounce on me. would just continue with the ACHIUMLY "What happens if the defenders By ALFRED SHEINWOLD spades, and you'd make your HIDDEN don't lead a third spade? East SHORT-WAVE contract. U.S. Masters Team Champion stops after taking two spades and SET/ But if East does come through with his spectacular defense, you Declarer's hand is usually just refuse the first heart. Take stronger than the dummy. When THE HANDS the next heart, get the ace of the reverse is true, the problem clubs out of the way, and lead of finding an entry to the dummy South dealer a low diamond. The defenders, | BRAG A LITTLE, becomes changed to the problem East-West vulnerable get two spades, one heart, and; of reaching your own hand. NORTH one diamond, but you easily win!BUT I'M NOT LION" Jf you're a fast counter, you * 6 2 the rest. can count nine easy tricks in this V A 10 9 6 4 MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY hand: five clubs, two diamonds, * AK9 8 3 DAILY QUESTION Let me take the roar out of one heart and one spade. The * A Partner opens with one spade,: .,,,,., and the next player passes You!the March !l0n for 1 am tricks are there, but it isn't so EAST X WOULPNT *97 3 A K Q J 10 5 hold: Spades—6 2, hearts—A 10 O. Howie Hustles, the Register COLLARS FI easy to cash them. .GO R7WN THAT PRIZE ..AMP A ; »K5 9 6 4, diamonds—A K 9 8 3, club FOR A -THOUSANP After you take the ace of •52 Classified Ad, and I can get you NEW KECOKP FOR, „._ _, •QJ4 —A. What do you say? COLLARS! J spades, you lead a club to dum *O8663 +742 extra cash for articles around DISTANCE 1 - Ja*2v» 3- my's ace. Then how do you get SOUTH Answer: Bid two hearts. You back to your own hand to run *'A8 4 plan to bid diamonds next. If! the house you'd like to sell. Dial the rest of the clubs? V 7 3 partner shows enthusiasm over SH i^ooiO now and I'll make 4 J 10 3 one of your suits, you will try If you're thinking of the jack * K Q J 10 5 for a slam. If he merely makes those March bills gentle of diamonds, better think again. South West North East East would, be delighted to take Pass Pass IV 1 * minimum rebids in spades, how- lamb. the queen of diamonds and four 2 * Pass 2 • Pass ever, you will avoid getting past spades. 3 * Pass 3 • Pass game. 3 NT All. Pas* The Way Back ! Opening lead — The way to get back to the l South hand is never to leave it. "ASTRO.GUIDE" By Ceean For Friday,. March 4 Answer to Yesterday'! PUZZII CROSSWORD PUZZLE SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF ACROSS i-Confederat» Present—For You and general Yours • • • Tne outlook is simi- l-Tiller 4-Horse's „ , „ EE5 5W0RN TO KEEL -y 15 VOUB lar to Thursday's, so it is stilf \Zm TALKINS? 1 «T* 6LADJ0& l-Tramaction neck hair tiEiQH taa ONE 0F0l)R«KrlANIC5 q JOSEF OTTERFOTE, Y/K,EEF NECESSARY,TO KK P / NAAIEJOSI CKAYi TAKE HW OUT Af ClAMMED UP. BUT • ••.Male sheet) B-Fel!ow»hlp H30 HHtl E/ ER S-Amonfc wise to tread cautiously. Make CAUGHT THIS MM PROWLlKft L " W OF THE I ME FROM BUYING GUNS FOR I OTTEHFUTE? /SAIN! XTrllNKlcAN r I'VE TALKED HIM 12-Reglon tBii 133(13 8aVANMM 13-Perslari poet 7-Path evtry effort to clear up misun- WEVABDlHAVeYOUEYER 7 , i fftk BELVANIAM UNOEROTOUKO! TALK BUSINESS WITH U INTO A HEAU* (first name) S-Before SEEM MAI BEFORE* A SECRET POLICE! /ls«rW_ _^ 1<-Glr]'i nam§ 9-Home a raaa derstandings even if pride is in- (>W.T0RTU& NOWi J V 7ISHT5P0T! 15-Syrup of lO-Enthuslaatlc saaa as volved. Keep discussions on an pomegran- 11-Planet BHBJB ates IK-Hall! arjrj rana impersonal basis, and don't FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELM A BROKEN ARROW/... WITH LUMINOUS PAINT ON IT... MUST BUT WHY WOULD BE SO IT CAN BE FOUND IN THE HE USE A BIRP PARK/ ARU0W FOR THE WINDY TODAY, SORRY SIR, AIL THE WINDOW OWS LARGE ANIMALS /Ml?. FAENSWORTH HE'S BEEN ANDY PROBABLV TAKING?/1 THE VESTIBULE I5NT KNOCKED IT OUT ]U\ LI OCCUPIED, 15 IT ? OF THE THIEF'S HANDS BEFORE HE COULD SHOOT.' POGO By WALT KELLY THE TOODLES By THE BAERS ACT LIKE A PJWMV, NOW'- >©U, ONB A\A WASN'T MARY WORTH By , THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY AFTER ALL, HE'S THE ONLY DADDY WE '$URE-IS...THE HAVE / MORE I CAN K1D5 HOW j&ETOUTOF GET MORE OUT STUDYING-... OP OUR THE BETTER • LIKE |TJ 'RED BANK REGISTER ' Friday/March yi^O^l?, .VCBS-1V WABC-TV JW>R-TV Channel .WBCATV Channel MOVIE TIMETABLE I TELEVISION -WNEW-TV Channel Channel IS ...WNTA-TV RED BANK Hal Humphrey; AFTERNOON (5) Big Beat (9) Movie Carlton—Never So Few 2:00; 7:00, 9:30. 2:00- (1) Love of Life (7) Rin Tin Tin (II) Soldiers of Fortune Shows to Watch SAT.-Kiddie Show 1:00, Car- (4) Truth or (9) Movie (13) Newsbeat 10:45— (4) Jackpot Bowling toons and Special Kiddie Fea- Consequences (11) Three Stooges TONIGHT ohn Silver and Richard O'Sul- 10:55—(13) Sports ture. Never So Few 2:50, 5:15, (7) Restless Gun FRIDAY EVENING ivan is the boy, Jim Hawkins. 11:00— (2) News 7:40, 9:55. 8:30 — NBC (Ch. 4) — Art Car- (9) Movie Joris Karloff stars as Billy Bones, 6:00— (5) Felix and Friends (4) News SUN.—Never So Few 2:00, 4:- ey Show (Choice Viewing) — (11) Spotlight on Opera treat for present generation (7) Little Rascals (5) Movie irt puts on his funny hat for (1J) Day Watch 45, 7:15, 9:30. roungsters and a chance for old- (11) Popeye (7) News lis session, and that may win :ters to make comparisons. 12:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow EATONTOWN (13) Record Wagon (11) News im back some of his fans who, (4) It Could Be You 6: SO- (4) Local News (13) Dance Party Drive-In-FRI. & SAT. — Kar- ccording to the ratings, deserted 8:00 — ABC (Ch. 7) — John (5) Cartoons (5) Our Gang 11:10- (2) Weather toon Karnival 7:00; Gunfighters im when he went on a dramatic Gunther's High Road — The (7) Love That Bob! (7) Yesterday's (4) Weather of Abilene 8:00; Never So Few ick. Roddy McDowall and Betty camera follows two young men (11) Psychology One Newsreels (7) Weather 9:20; The Cyclops 11:35. Sarrett join Art in "The Best of in the fabric business as they 12:45- (2) Guiding Light (11) Sky King 1:15— (2) Movie SUN.—Cartoons 6:15; Summer Vnything," a satirical revue about make their tour of Guatemala.' 1:00- (2) News he American penchant for giving (13) Curtain Time (4) Jack Paar Place 6:30, 10:30; Night Pass Their journey to purchase cloth wards. (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers 6:40- (4) Weather 6 (7) Movie age 9:00. takes them through many small (5) Cartoons 6:45— (4) News (11) Sports and Weather towns and villages and, in effect, 9:00 - CBS (Ch. 2) — Desilu (7) About Faces (7) News .1:20—(11) Movie HAZLET makes for a interesting travelog. •layhouse — "Lucy Goes to (11) Fun At One 7:00— (2) World News .2:00— (9) Movie Loew's Drive-In—FRI. & SAT. Mexico," a replay of one filmed 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (13) Movie —Cartoons 7:00; On the Beach 9:00 - NBC (Ch. 4) — The (4) Four Just Men wo seasons ago, features Maurice 1:25- (4) News 12:30- (5) Movie 7:20, 11:00'; Gunfighters of Abi- Deputy — Since getting out from (5) I Led Three Lives Chevalier. Mr. Straw Hat joined 1:30- (2) As The World Turns 12:45— (7) Evening Prayer lene 9:50. under the shadow of "Lassie," (7) U.S. Marshal he Ricardos and Mertzes south (4) Dial A 1:00- (2) Movie SUN.—Cartoons 6:15; On the Jan Clayton (she was the wonder (9) Terrytoons )f the border for a show, and they (5) Movie (11) News (4) Consult Dr. Brothers Beach 6:35, 10:10; Gunfighters dog's first "mother") has had a >ecame embroiled with U.S. cus-chance to show her dramatic (7) Ray Milland • (13) Newsbeat 1:15-(4) J3th Hour of Abilene 9:00. toms, among other things. Lucy, talents. In "Lady with a Mission," (9) Film Drama 7:05— (2) Local News (9) News and Weather ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS as usual, was the chief clown. she's a woman's rights champion (11) Adventures in Music 7:10— (2) Weather Is45— (4) News; Sermonette who meets head-on with deter- l:50-(ll) News (11) News 3:00- (2) News Atlantic—Oregon Trail 6:50, 9: 10:00-CBS (Ch. 2) — The Twi-mined opponents. Henry Fonda 2:00— (2) For Better or Worse 7:15- (2) News 3:05— (2) Give Us This Day 43; Tarzan The Apeman 8:21. Ight Zone — Rod Serling has is again an observer in this one. (4) Queen For A Day 7:25—(U) Weather SATURDAY MORNING SAT.—Oregon Trail 2:00, 6:50, ieen dabbling in outer space in (7) Day in Court 9:43; Tarzan the Apeman 3:31 ecent weeks and tonight comes (13) Sports 6:45— (2) Previews 9:00-CBS (Ch. 2) - Mr. Lucky (9) Film Drama 8:21. lp with a dandy entitled "The 7:30— (2) Rawhide 6:50— (2) Give Us This Day — The new format, since Lucky (11) How About College Monsters are Due on Maple (4) People Are Funny 6:55- (2) News SUN.—Jay Hawkers 3:14, 6:18, lost his gambling license, is sup- 2:30— (2) House Party Street." A series of mysterious (5) Cannonball (4) Sermonette 9:22; Hey Boy! Hey Girl! 1:50, ( posed to allow for more situ- incidents appear to presage (4) Loretta Young (7) Walt Disney 7:00— (2) Big Picture 4:54, 7:58. ations to occur aboard the float- (7) Gale Storm (9) Movie landing by extra-terrestrial aliens ing "supper club." But some- (4) Modern Farmer KEANSBURG I a neighborhood populated by (9) Film Drama (11) Mr. Adams and Eve 7:30— (2) Sunrise Semester thing's gone out of the original Casino—FRI. & SAT.—The Mir- eople susceptable to prejudice, LEADING LADY — Julie Harris start as a circus ballerina in (11) University (13) Highway Patrol 7:55- (5) Call to Prayer colorful background. The ship is "Turn the Key Deftly," Alfred Bester's orifllnal mystery to be suspicion and fear. Excellenl 3:00— (2) Woman! 8;00— (4) Troubleshooters 7:56— (7) Morning Prayer, acle 6:45, 9:00. turned into a training camp to- produced and directed by George Schaefer for NBC-TV Net- production. night to protect a wealthy social- work's "Sunday Showcase" colorcast of March 6. The drama is (4) Young Dr, Malone (5) Night Court 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo SUN.—Cash McCall 2:50, 6: (11) San Francisco Beat 05, 9:15; 4-D Man 1:30, 4:40 ite boxer from underworld thugs. set behind the scenes of a traveling circus. (5) Lilli Palmer (4) Andy's Gang 10:00 — ABC (Ch. 7) — The (13) Mike Wallace 8:00. (7) Beat The Clock (5) Ding Dong School Detectives — A dangerous suspect The University of Mississippi 8:30- (2) Hotel De Paree HAT NEARLY HAD IT on it," Mrs. Kurtz told the (9) Strange Stories (7) Cartoon Festival LONG BRANCH escapes from Lts. Lindstrom am football team hopes to have 24 (4) Art Carney 8:30— (4) Children's Theater DES MOINES (AP)-Mrs. Rob- friend, and started yanking at the (11) Movie Baronet-The Gazebo 2:25, 7: Conway and holes up in a nearby lettermen back for the 1960 cam- little fur pieces. Just then an (13) Day Watch (5) Tombstone Territory (5) Cartoons apartment with a baby and a ert Kurtz bought a hat at a rum- 25, 9:35. paign. 3:30— (4) From These Roots (7) Man From (13) Command teen-age babysitter as hostages other woman burst into the room SAT.—Kiddie Show 2:00; Thi mage sale for 25 cents, then went exclaiming: (5) Doorway to Destiny Blackhawk Performance in "Armed and Dangerous." Th Gazebo 4:00, 6:00, 7:55, 9:50. to call on a friend who was in "That's my hat. I left it at the (7) Who Do You Trust (11) Panic 9:00— (2) Captain Jet cops have to be a tricky lo the hospital. sale by mistake. I just paid $35 (9) Movie (13) Play of the Week (5) Just For Fun PREVIEW—The Purple Gam around here, or they don't mak 11:30. "I don't like those fur things for it." 4:00— (2) Brighter Day 9:00- (2) Lucille Ball (13) Day Watch Robert Taylor's team. (4) Thin Man Desi Arnaz 9:30— (4) Roy Rogers SUN.—The Purple Gang 3:45, (5) Douglas Fairbanks (5) Theater 5 10:00- (2) Heckle and Jeckle 6:45, 9:50; Web of Evidence 2:- SATURDAY tAtts opn suit« Mo f.n-wnmts it m (7) American Bandstand (7) 77 Sunset Strip (4) Howdy Doody 15, 5:15, 8:15. 7:30 — CBS (Ch. 2) — Show of RADIO (9) Movie 10:30- (2) Mighty Mouse the Month (Choice Viewing) — GREGORY PECK-AVA6MDIIEK 4:15— (2) Secret Storm ASBURY PARK WABC . 770 WOR 710 (11) Man of the West (4) Ruff and Reddy You've seen MGM's classic ver- FIEDASTMRE WCBS 880 WPAT 930 4:30- (2) Edge of Night Mayfair—Sink The Bismark 2: 9:30— (4) Masquerade Party 10:40- (9) News and Weather sion of "Treasure Island" (Wally WHTG 1410 WRCA 660 (4) Yancy Derringer 45, 7:25, 9:25. Beery and Jackie Cooper) an (11) Bachelors 10:45— (9) Cartoons WNEW H30 WQXR 1560 (5) Mr. District Attorney 11:00— (2) Lone Ranger SAT.—Kiddie Show 2:00; Sint Walt Disney's (Robert Newtor 10:00- (2) Twilight Zone AFTERNOON WRCA News, (11) Cisco Kid (4) Fury the Bismarck 4:00, 6:00, 8:00 and Dobby Driscoll), and now Morgan Beatty (4) Boxing Monday Through Friday 5:00— (2) Life of Riley (5) Movie 10:00. here's a TV adaption of Robert 12:00 WABC Newni Martin Block 7145—WOK Carlton Frederick! (5) Not For Hire WRCA Wayne Howell Show (4) Movie ,ouis Stevenson's great adven- WCBS News: Lou Adler (7) Detectives (7) Great Gildersleeve SUN.—Sink the Bismarck 2:00, WHTO Local Newi 7135—WABC News (5) Overseas Adventure (9) Cooking ture. Hugh Griffith plays Long Summary Fred Robbing Show (11) Hiram Holliday 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00. 1:00—WCBS World Tonight (9) Wild Bill Hickok 11:30- (2) I Love Lucy WOR News; John Scott 10:30— (2) Person to Person St. James—Solomon and Sheb WRCA News: Ed llcrlihy WOR News. World Today (11) Bozo the Clown (4) Circus Boy 12:15—WOR The 1'itigeralds WRCA News; Wayne (5) Official Detective 5:25—(1I> Clutch Cargo (7) Animaland 2:30, 7:05, 9:32. I WCBS I.anny Rosa Howell (7) Black Saddle WALTER READE THEATRES 12:20—WHTO County Agent 8lt5—WCBS Three Gucssea 5:30— (2) Movie SAT. & SUN.—Solomon an 12:30—WCBS Helen Trent II3O—WOR Sports; Sheba 2:30, 4:57, 7:24, 9:51. WHTQ News, KeWnnl McCullough 4 Eliot Strip' scripts and just changin Music IIS5—WABC News; the names for their 'Hawaiiai Lyric—The Bramble Bush 7:1 12:45 WCBS Couplo Next Door ' Fred Hobblns Show Eye' series," says Natalie, 12:55—WABC News; Dick Shopard •100—WOR News: Cedrio Fostei 9:22. CARLTON S 1:00—WCBS Whispering Streett WRCA News; Boh Haymei she had just smelled a bai WHTO Headlines, Egg BUS—WOR McCullough & Elio VIEWING TV SAT. & SUN.-The Brambl •dor. Prices, Music 9IS5—WABC News; Bush 2:00, 4:01, 5:55, 8:00, 10; Daily 2*7*9 Continuous Sat. - Sun. From 2 WOR NLWS: P. HoblnBon Easy Listening With I doubt that any of the picture! WRCA News: Ed Herlihy 10:00—WCBS News; HAL HUMPHREY 06. HIS—WCBS Ma Perkins Dance Orchestra in which Natalie (or Bob) ha: NOW THRU WEDNESDAY WOR Carlton Fredrick* WOR News; Les Smith appeared will ever go down 1:30—WCBS Youne Dr. Melone WRCA News: Bob Haymei In Freewood Acres, N. J WHTO News. Relaxing 10H5—WOR McCullough & Elio They Don't Watch Hollywood history as epics. there is a colony of Buddhists UITR9-6D10WYH MMER |ti.j. . Music. 10140—WABC Teen Town H4S—WCBS Second Mrs. Burton lllOO—WABC News: Quincy Howi 1155—WABC News: Dick Shepard *CBS News: Van Voorhii Everyone Is welcomed to the 2:00—WRCA News; Jim Lowe WOR News, Lyl« Van WCBS Xlght To Happiness WRCA News HOLLYWOOD — Natalie Wood it's the guest who usually winds SINATRA iOUOBRIOIDA WHTQ Headlines, Music 11115—WABC Clair Hutchins WOR News: Lea Smith WCBS Starlight Salute and Bob Wagner have had their up with egg on his face. Ed Take her now, for ll«—WOR Galen Drake WOR McCullough & Eliot Sullivan can look right through WRCA Bob Haymes TV set removed from the bed- WCBS Just Entertainment you, and you don't know if he never so few a,30—WCBS Allen Gray 11IS0—WABC The World of room. WHTO News: Relaxing Tomorrow will even remember your name, are the I offer you this item, not as Musio WCBS Music 'Til Dawn He may call you Margaret O'- moments 2:55—WABC News: Dick Shepard 12100—WABC ISisr Joe a morsel of gossip, but as a WOR Long John Brien," says Bob, shuddering at IlOO—WCBS News: Freeman ana commentary on youth's growing DANCE for love! Hayes 12100—WRCA News; Art Ford the thought of such an exper- WHT0. Headlines. Music MORNING PROGRAMS indifference to TV — in spite of ience. MARCH 17th WOR News: Lyl« Vnn Pat Boone and Tuesday Weld. WRCA News: Jim Lowe Monday Through Friday Natalie and Bob turned down 3,13 WOR Music from a Chorus 7100—WABC News: Al Lohman Not only have Natalie and Bob 1:30—WHTO News; Relaxing 7:00—WCBS Jack Stcrllne an invitation to go on one of Music WHTG Local News practically quit looking at TV, those since-deceased "Big Par- HI-HENRY INN *:S5—WA3C News: Martin Block Summary they don't even want to be on ty" shows. Watching it at home 4:00—WCBS News: Dick Noel WOR News; it. They will appear on Jack PARTIES AND WEDDINGS UP TO 200 WRCA News; Art Ford John (iambi intr a couple of times was enough WHTO Closing Stock WRCA News: Bill Cullen Benny's show this Sunday, but to convice them they had made 336 Branchport Ave. CA 2-9804 Long Branch Report: Music 7130—WHTG News; that's because they like Jack. Bar * Italian-American Restaurant WOR News: John Wlnirate Wake up to Musio the right decision. 4,15 WOR Radio New York 7:45—WHTO, Civil Service, News "I saw Jack on the golf course "Everything on TV is begin- John DeLuca, Proprietor 7155—WABC News: Al Lohman 4-30—WHTO News; Relaxing recently, and he asked if Natalie ning to look the same to us," Music WHTO Headlines; Wake U| 4iS5—WABC News: Martin Block Music and I would do this thing with says Natalie. "That's why we 4,55 WHTO Ft. Mnnmouth & WCBS News: Jack Sterling him. We play a couple of actors took our set out of the bedroom. Civil Service News Show g,00—WCBS News: Dick Noel WOR News in a 'Playhouse 90' drama, and We just don't watch it any more, WRCA News: Art Ford WRCA News: Bill Cullen Jack is our director. It should except if some good drama KIDDIE SHOW SAT. AT 1 P. M. WHTQ locnl News 8115—WOR Dorothy and Dick be a funny sketch," says Bob. Summar: 8:23—WABC News; Al Lohman comes along we think we would JANET LEIGH - ROBERT WAGNER - JAMES MASON Dow-Jones WHTG News. Relaxing After Natalie and Bob were like to see." WOR News: John Scott Music "PRINCE VALIANT" ,N COLOR WCBS Jack Sterllnc Show married two years ago, it seemed "It's still not the theater, 5,15 WOR Kailio New York PLUS COLOR CARTOON CARNIVAL S!30 WHTQ News: Relaxing WOR Dorothy and Dick every producer tried to sign though," Bob adds. "There is Music until Sunset COO—WABC Breakfast Club no concentrated effort given to (Sinn Off 6 p. m.) WCBS News: Arthur them as a package deal for 8:55—WABC News Godfrey special guest appearances. They viewing TV. People turn it on, WHTO Headlines; Strictly walk around the room, talk to EVENING wanted to cast the apple-cheeked LUNCHEON for Women one another. They can't even Monday Through Friday WOR News: Galen Drake pair in that same gooey "Eddie- wmmmmmmmmmm COO—WCBS News: Van Voorhia WRCA News. Bill Cullen Debbie" image. The R. J. Wag- have any private emotions about DINNER from WOR News; Lyle Van «:30—WHTO News. Relaxing what they see, unless they are WRCA Up to th« Minute Music ners would have none of it. «,05 WABC Martin Block 10100—WABC News; My True Nothing To Do. alone. In a theater it's dark and Facilities For ... EATONTOWN a,IS WABC Howard Coiell Story you concentrate on the screen Weddings - Banquets - Parties WCBS Sports, Bob Cooke WRCA News: Art Ford "First of all," says Bob, "it or the stage." WOR News. John Wlngate WCBS News; NIGHTLY FROM 7 P. M. • EARLY SHOW SUN. 6 P. M. a:10—WCBS News; Business Martha Wrlsht proved how little imagination Please note that our ball Is available free of cost for 6:30—WCBS Jim McKay Show WHTG Headlines, Mmlc these TV people have. Most of Warner Pact adult dances, parties, etc. TONITE THRU SATURDAY WOR News, Henry WOR News KeporU them had nothing specific for us Natalie is under contract to Gladstone 10115—WOR Martha Ccani, (:4O—WABC Science Nrws 10:30—WHTG News. Relaxing to do. I guess our being mar- Warner Bros., where more TV anno-torn™.™ WPra Vlnnnclnl ypw* Music ried was supposed to be enough film is shot than movie film, C4S WABC Business Final WOR Interviews: Martha but the studio has not tried to Now* Hepnrts of a gimmick. 'FRANK push her into TV. It is just as WCBS Lowcl! Thomns 10135—WABC News: Martin Bloc "We can only look bad doing WOR Sports. Stan lorn" 11:00—WRCA News: Art Ford well, because she holds no brief shows like that — I mean playing WEST DEAL, N. J. KE 1-4113 SINATRA WRCA Three Stnr Extra WCBS News: House Party for the Warner TV quality. a:S5—WCBS Phil Rlzr.uto WHTG Headlines: Music ourselves. Natalie and I can't do ROUTE 35, %-MILE NORTH OF ASBURY CIRCLE 7,00—WABC tii1wa.nl P. Morgan WOR News; V. Robinson CIHlltUCON WCBS News: Amon *n Andy 11I1S—WOR McCnnn* nt Horn* it, because we aren't accepted "Why, since the writers' strike, Open every day from 12 noon; Sat. S P. M.—closed Mon. WOR Fulton Lewis 11130—WABC Martin Block, Mak by the public as personalities. they're taking old '77 Sunset ncoim WRCA News: Wayne Believe Ballroom Howell WCBS Garry Moore We're actors and have to be do- 2ND HIT —"GUNFIGHTERS OF ABILENE" TllS WABC Joe Franklin WHTO Red Bank Register ing a role of some kind." WOR Gladstone: New* New», Pete Holfmai 7110—WABC Fred Hobiilna Show WOR McCann* at Home Natalie goes along with her Fri. - Sat. • Cartoon Carnival • Late Horror Show WCBS Andy Griffith: Burns UI40—WCBS Croshy-Clooney mate's reasoning here. They ap- & Allen: Bob Ray Show WOR News. 11155—WABC News peared together on one of Bob Gabriel Heater lllSI—WHTQ Midday Stock Ropo Hope's shows but, like Benny, SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY he Involved them in a sketch as characters. What they assid- SEA BRIGHT, NEW JERSEY TROY DONAHUE - SANDRA DEE - RICHARD EGAN uously avoid is being brought on stage by a bubble-headed em- HOWARDJOHMOnj cee and left with just some cute "Undmsik for Hungry Anwriwu" boy-girl repartee. SUMMER Tough Spots "Those are tough spots to be in. Anything can happen, and RT. 35 MfODLETOWN Be sure to attend ... If PAC SUNDAY thru THURSDAY 2ND HIT —"NIGHT PASSAGE" i:M A.M. to 12:00 P. M. FREE IN.CAR HEATERS — CHILDREN FREE FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jack ^ »:W A. M. to 1:00 A. M. Sullivan's STPATRICK'SKftT SPRING LAKE, N. j. DANCE KENNETH MORE Solomon THURSDAY, MARCH 17th DANA WYNTER AL KENNY "Sink The Bismarck and Sheba" Sensational Pianist Appearing Nltely CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE $f ^ Luncheon • Dinner SERVED AFTER MIDNIGHT * Accommodations for Weddings • Parties Burton GLENN FORD DEBBIE REYNOLDS Centrally located In Anniversaries DRIFTWOOD BY THE SEA Barbara Rush Eatontown - New Shrewsbury PRIVATE ROOM Bramble HIE GAZEBO" MONM0UTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS OCEAN AVENUE SE 2-2273 SEA BRIGHT ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR DAYTIME Gibson .9-9000 , Mardb i, I960 RED BANK REGISTER AP ALL-AMERICA 1960 Sawyer Is Getting Tough Althea Gibson, Karol Fageros Again as Phillie Boss Associated Press club. He said he took the job To Appear With Globetrotters because "I guess you would have Eddie Sawyer is getting tough to say it's a combination of the again. The Philadelphia Phillies' baseball itch and the challenge. ASBURY PARK — Basket manager, one time fatherly boss ^ball's niftiest road show, the I guess, too, that I want to prove of the 1950 pennant-winning Harlem Globetrotters, appears at something. After all, nobody the Convention Hall next Thurs- "Whiz Kids," is apparently out likes to leave a Job unfinished." to finish the job he lost in 1952. day at 8:30 p. m., where they Only pitchers Robin Roberts will engage the Baltimore Rock- Sawyer, who admittedly is working o na "win or else bas- and Curt Simmons remain from ets, featuring everything from the "Whiz Kids," and Eddie must their own personal specialty to is," yesterday told the current crop of Phils: count on them to help the Phils half-time show and regulation improve from their last-place tennis match between two-time 'All you fellows who have a lot of money stay out after 12 finish of 1959. Wimbledon tennis champion, Al- Rocky Colavito arrived at the thea Gibson, and Karol Fageros, and we'll take some of it." So there is a midnight curfew Cleveland Indians' training camp the Golden Goddess of the tennis in Tucson late yesterday and court. in Clearwater, Fla., where the Phillies are in Spring training. promptly signed his contract al- "I am going to check the play- though he had said he wasn't ers myself this Spring," Sawyer happy over the terms. He was said. "If they want to eliminate reported to have signed for ap- themselves by breaking the rules proximately $35,000, a 25 per cent that'll be okay with me." increase. The Yankees.Jiowever, The last time Sawyer talked apparently were no closer to that way it was the manager who coming to terms with their slug- was eliminated. ger, Mickey Mantle. I960 COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL ALL-AMERICA — This is the I960 collegiate basketball All-America selected by The Milwaukee Braves signed The Associated Press: Tony Jackson of Brooklyn, Darrall Imhoff of Alhambra, Calif; Jerry West of Cabin Creek, The last time Sawyer talked that way it was the manager infielder Felix Mantilla, and the- W. Va.; Jerry Lucas, Middietown, Ohio, and Oscar Robertson of Indianapolis, Ind. (AP Wirephoto) who was eliminated. Baltimore Orioles added outfield- Eddie first came to the Phils ers Willie Tasby and Al Pilarcik Karol Fageros in mid-season 1948. Two and a and shortstop Ronnie Hansen. again be led by J. C. "Josh" St. Mary's Cops Plans Being half years later he had the Na- Gibson, a towering 6'8" • 210 tional League pennant, the Phils' pounder with a dazzling hook MCJHN League Made for Gold first in 35 years. shot. The day after the Phils won the pennant, outfielder Del Ennis T The Trotters starting team will Shortage of manpower was the cause for St. Agnes to lose a Medal Tourney summed up the players' feelings also include the internationally this way: famous comedy star, Meadow- forfeit game to St. Ann's Wed- nesday night in the Monmouth The initial organizational meet- "Eddie Sawyer is the man lark Lemon. The stars on the ing of the 29th annual Gold Medal FUR$ County Junior Holy Name Bas- chiefly responsible for our win- ,00 Baltimore Rocket team are Red Basketball tournament was held ning. He really knows how to DOWN Klotz and James Coil, former ketball League, Northern Divi- 275 sion, recently and tentative dates set manage men and how to get the Perth Amboy basketball star. up for the tourney. St. Mary's finished in first best play from them. We all feel Both Miss Fageros and Miss Starting date is set for March PEB MO place with a 7-1 record with St. that even our best is hardly good • Kill IFIW* Althea Gibson Gibson are making the complete Ann's winding up in second spot 28 with all games to be played enough." at the Perth Amboy YMCA court. Including Insurance circuit with the Globetrotters with a 6-2 mark. These two top But the proud Whiz Kids slip- Roland J. Hines, local sports this year. Karol is picking up teams will participate in the an- There will be a limit of 16 ped to fifth in 1951, and Sawyer promoter, has made special $30,000 and Althea gets a cool nual Trenton Diocesan Tourna- teams permitted to enter. Any got tough. Players' wives were seating arrangements for fans $100,000. top notch men's amateur cage ment tomorrow and Sunday at barred from Spring training. in the large auditorium. team is invited. Further informa- The time for the show is 8:30 Immaculate Conception, Somer- Player discontent grew. People The Globetrotters will once p. m. tion can be obtained from R. L. ville. said Sawyer was too easy. The BUFFIA Fink at HI 2-3632. players lost respect for Sawyer. The Monmouth County champ- Committee members include The manager levied fines. And ionship will be decided March Fred Kreilach, Steve Molnar, Motor Co., Inc. Associated Press Picks 20, when St. Mary's, Northern by late July Sawyer was out of Vic Sandor, Steve Topolancik, 57-65 HWY. 35 Division winner, will hook up Steve Zambo, Bob Kertes, Tony work. Basketball All-America with St. Rose of Belmar, South- Buckiewicz, Frank Zambo, Frank But the "Whiz Kids" never re EATONTOWN ern Division champion. Anania and Bob Fink. covered and last July the Phils U 2-1020 Northern Division brought Eddie back to run the NEW YORK (AP)—The "Big team along with sophomores Final Standings WRONG SPORT HURTS O" and the "Cabin Creek Comet" Terry Disching^r of Purdue and W L Chet Walker of Bradley, junior LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP)—Jerry top the 1960 college basketball St. Mary's 7 1 All-America announced today by Roger Kaiser of Georcjia Tech Hill, University of Wyoming's GENERAL the Associated Press. and senior Len Wilkens ..." Prov- St. Ann's 6 2 All-Skyline conference halfback, That means, of course, Oscar idence. ', O. L. P. H 5 3 hasn't been injured in two years Robertson of the top-ranked Uni- Lee Shaffer of North CuroJina, St. Agnes _ 2 6 of college football. But he re- RACER SLICK versity of Cincinnati Bearcats, Billy McGill of Utah, Horace St. Catherine's 0 8 TED TALKS OF HIS NECK —Outfielder Ted Williams ceived a broken foot in an intra- mural basketball game. and Jerry Wesi of West Vir- Walker of Michigan State, Bill LADiES DAY talks to newsmen as he reports to Boston Red Sox train- ginia's Southern Conference Kennedy of Temple and tiny 5-6 ing camp at Scottsdale, Ariz. The veteran, his head TIRES champions who comes from Dick Hickox of Miami (Fla.) Cabin Creek, W. Va. were named as a third team. slightly tilted to the right, told newsmen he doubted if PLEASURE For Midget Racers • Go-Karts These two seniors, regarded as Hickox, perhaps the smallest he'd be able to play ball again. (AP Wirephoto) POOL CO. OUTWEARS • OUT-PERFORMS the best college players of the player in major college ranks, Authorized Dealer for Any Midget-Type Tire Available Today season, topped the voting by 329 led the Hurricanes into the NCAA YEA, TEAM tournament with their best rec sports writers and broadcasters COLUMBUS, Ind. (AP) - Mrs. LANCER from all parts of the country. ord ever. Walter Ingram Irene Murray, 55, arrived an hour Molded Fibreglas Rounding out the first team Dave Debusschere of Detroit, early for the Franklin-Seymour McMANUS & FISK, inc. is Jerry Lucas, famed sopho- Jimmy Darrow of Bowling Sparks Peddie Green, Frank Burgess of Gon- high school basketball game. She POOLS more of Ohio State's Big 10 fell out of the bleachers, broke champions; big Darrall Imhoff, zaga, York Larese of North Car- OUT OF TOWNEKS 1724 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. olina; Chris Smith ot Virginia Swim Team her ankle, was rushed to the Call Collect 6-10 senior from California's de- hospital and returned with a cast fending NCAA champions and Tech, Jeff Colien of William and LITTLE SILVER — Walter E Call CA 3-0218 (opposite Jos. F. Stein, Cadillac) *££*. KJ 1*2646 Tony Jackson, a jumping jack Mary and Jay Arnette of Texas on her leg to root Franklin to a top an honorable mention list Ingram, 3d, son of Mr. and Mrs 69-41 victory. Hours: 8 o. m. to 6 p. nt., INCLUDING SATURDAY junior from St. John's Univer- Walter E. Ingram, Jr., Little Si sity of New York, the defending of 25. NIT champions. ver Point Rd., had a successfu Robertson polled 311 first place Pro Hockey year swimming for the Peddii votes in making the All-America A»jwl»trd Tnu " "Wow-ee! Four aces!" School. for the third straight year. West, W I. T I'U Monlrul 31 13 11 HS yi * /I i s v> the only other repeater from the Toronto JO -I 8 IH Detroit „..«_ „ „ xt 26 13 fll "1 1959 All-America, received 304. Chlcnto .25 M 10 TO NEAR PERFECT Lucas polled 253 and Imhoff 234. Boston . M .11 t fld BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)—Wear- Mew York 14 39 11 40 ing a glove for the first time in Jackson beat out Tom Stith of Yesterday'* Kcmilts a message Bt. Bonaventure for the first National league the Ideal Classic, Vi Stump start- team, 61-58. Montreal 5, Toronto 1 ed out with games of 139 and 134. Stith. a junior second only to ChU t, Boiton O. In the last game she turned in Robertson among major college Ted Williams has hit 17- home 10 straight strikes then left «n scorers, was named to the second runs with the bases loaded. 8-10 split for a rousing 28S game of interest to Briefs From Baseball Camps i MESA, Ariz. (AP) — Rookie hibition games and we'll see how with the Sox last year. Baumann Ron Santo isn't listed on the he makes out." acquired in a deal for first base every Chevrolet Chicago Cubs' roster but there SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Bar- man Ron Jackson, was 6-4 witr are indications the 20-year-old ry Latman and Frank Baumann, Boston. Baumann, a southpaw may be at third base opening two of the younger pitchers on is 26. day. the Chicago White Sox staff, are ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Ro; Manager Charlie Grimm is going to receive the personal Sievers, slugging first basema high on the youngster who bat- attention of Mager Al Lopez. of the Washington Senators, to ted .327 at San Antonio last sea- The Sox pitching staff, with owner in our area of day joined the growing list oi ton. Early Wynn, Gerry Staley, Billy ballplayers branching out aj Walter E, Ingram, 3d | "The kid has improved tre- Pierce and Dick Donovan, is sportcasters. mendously in the field," said loaded with age and If any of He has been hired as sports As captain of the team, youni • Grimm. "He isn't a bit scared the veterans should falter, Lopez director of WLOF-AM in Orlan. Ingram had victories in 10 of th either. He thinks he can hit any wants Latman and Baumann to do and will have a five-minut 12 meets. be ready. pitcher alive. I'm going to keep sports show six nights a week A senior at Peddie, Ingram Red Bank & vicinity right on playing him in the ex- Latman, 23, had an 8-5 record beginning on Monday. He will al- 1 will enter Brown University in so broadcast occasionally from the fall. 1 1 (and to all other car owners, too). Washington, D.C., after the team Ingram swims the 200-yarc goes North. nThomas C. lOeFelice, Sr. freestyle event and in the East WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. em Scholastics last Saturday ai (AP) — "There's absolutely no- Lawrenceville, he placed fourt thing wrong ivilh my arm," Tom in the finals of the 400-yarc Acker said after throwing batting Chevrolet's Owner Relations Program makes freestyle. 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STOCKING SLIDE— Warren Spohn, ace lefthander of a home-run hitter." With a coid front moving into i And Clinton Ave, the Milwaukee Bravet, practices slide in his stockingod Eatontown, N. J, ,92.5 Maple Avenue. lied Bank SH 1-3130 Florida, pitching coach Howard A (mi miniilrn from (h* feet at club's spring training base in Bradenfon, Fla. Pollct hoped (o use eight Jturlers Kafonloira Main Intptr lloo siallna. OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P. M. Tutoring the veteran is coach George Myatt. two innings ench in the first Inlra-squad game scheduled for j IAP Wirophoto) tomorro ••. ' [Fifth Title BED BANK REGISTER ' Ffi^y,.lUtAJ^96O-^ f. Dodgers Look Like Team to Beat Sports In Brief RIDING HIGH By Afan Mover] By The Associated Vrtu EDITOR'S NOTE: This is Goes To Golf another in a series on the major KINGSTON, Jamaica—Ed Fur- LAWRCNCE league teams. Carol Heiss gol, former U.S. Open champion, ROTZ, By WALTER L. JOHNS VANCOUVER, B. C. (AP) - and Bob Watson fired four-un- O/tEOF , Carol Heiss, at her brilliant best der-par 68s to tie-for the first THE VERO BEACH, Fla.-Walter last night, flashed to her fifth round lead in the Jamaican MOST , Alston, the small-townish but consecutive world women's figure Open. successful soul who brought his skating championship. Skating Los Angeles Dodgers from People who saw both perform VANCOUVER, B. C. — Carol seventh to a pennant and World ances said this was better than Heiss of New York added the Series victory ]ast year, likes the free skating effort that world figure skating champion- to talk about his champions, helped win Miss Heiss an Olym-ship to her Olympic victory. naturally, but also about his pic gold medal. Racing photographic studies of his fam- Second was a comely blonde ily and his grandchildren, ill who learned to skate on the can- MIAMI, Fla.—Alhambra ($4.70) made up in book form. als of Holland won the Olympic splashed to a four-length victory in the $11,825 Armed Handicap The picture portraits are good, silver medal at Squaw Valley— Sjoukje Rosalie Dijkstra. And at Gulfstream Park. and, looking over the defending NEW ORLEANS — Severn champions at this old Navy base, third place went to the 18-year- old Temple City, Calif., girl who($11.40) caught the front runners one has to admit they look at the head of the stretch and pretty good, too. Good enough, followed the same pair in the Olympics, Barbara Ann Roles. pulled away for a length verdict one might say, so that they are in the Fair Grounds feature. the team to beat. Miss Heiss was placed first by the nine judges, receiving nine OLDSMAR, Fla.—Miss Wood- The Dodgers have something ordinals. Her point total was chuck ($7.20) closed strongly to like six or seven dozen players 1696.4. Miss Dijkstra had 19 orregister a length and a half In camp, including 12 catchers dinals and 1642.3 points. triumph in the top event at Sun and 35 pitchers. * shine Park. The hysteria of the World ARCADIA, Calif. — Hope is Series victory, the showing of Sea Sharks Eternal ($13.40) was declared the young Larry Sherry and the winner of the $10,000 Stagehand staggering 3,365,934 attendance Win for 5-5 Purse at Santa Anita when of the "Bums" last year are Alacran, who finished first, was pages in the record book and Swim Mark disqualified for interference. H's a new year. However, the BOWIE, Md. — Racing was Dodgers of 1959 probably will The Shore Area *Y' Sea Sharks called off for Thursday and Fri remain the Dodgers of I960, with evened up their season's record day because of snow. few changes. at 5-5 last week-end when they defeated the Plainfield 'Y' Swim team, 70-48. CHICAGO "OUR CLUB is pretty well Rodriguez Wants SUMMER H//TH21 set," said Alston as he reclined Tomorrow the local swimmers tf/HHBRZ IN'7PA/S. In an easy chair on the veranda will take on Westfield at the As- bury Park Y^ICA pool. Jordan Fight of this Dodgertown village. "If s Shore Area Sharks 70—Plainfleld Y 48 W,3t7f more or less the same ball club THE SHERRYS-A BROTHER ACT 80-yd. medley relay (10-under)—Won MIAMI BEACH, Fla., (AP)- J>UlrSmttt If Xkv Msni Mt» by Shore Arei (skipper Bell. Rocky but winning the pennant did a Worm (left), a catcher, and Larry, «ttefter Steadman, Bob Wlnneld, Bob Wauters). Luis Rodriguez had no sooner lot to help our players, Includ- Time: 58.9. 40-yd. tne (1M2)—Won J>y Barry finished thumping Chico Vejar ing the youngsters. Antoni (SA), 1. Littln (P), it, Beards- when he raised a new clamor Bayer Holds we're going to see if we can getstill think he will hit" Tom Davis, a Brooklyn resl Icy <3A). Time: 23.6. "I've heard the old story about 40-yd. free (13-14)—Won by Skipper for a welterweight title bout with irep the Dodgers getting too old ever it from Frank Howard." The Dodgers didn't make any dent who hit .345 for Spokane, 7*"y (SA), J. Kemp (8A), 3. Lannl Don Jordan. since I've been managing but The big experiment is to trytrades during the winter, but is an outfield hopeful counted (P). Time: 21.6. 2-Stroke Car Values 40-yd. back (11-12)—Won by Muiln "Why should Kid Peret fight we have a young pitching staff Howard, former Ohio State cage there is a wealth of talent avail- on for future help. His minor (P), 2. Bob Eorrentlno (SA). 3. Stu- Jordan instead of me?" the 21- art (8A). Time: 27.7. and there are youngsters scat- ace who was signed for a re-able from the farm clubs. High league average was surpassed 40-yd. back (13-14)—Won by Bueh- year-old Cuban flash asked in his tered throughout the regular ported six-figure bonus in 1959o,n the list of future possibles only by the 6-foot 7-inch How- dressing room "He's fourth-rank- Open Lead "56 FORD 1095. lineup. at first base. He played that is the $70,000 Mesa, Ariz., high ard, who batted .356 for Vic-40-yd. breast (11-12)—Won by Hall ed challenger and I'm first-rank- BATON ROUGE, La. (AP)- Country Sedan Sta. Wagon spot in the winter league and school pitching phenom, Phil Or- toria. (SA), J. Crane (SA), 3. Sutton (P). "Potentially, we have good Time: 32.4. ed." Big George Bayer's three-under- 4-door, FOM * pitching but it is erratic, too. hit well doing it. If he should tega, who won six and lost seven 4O-yd. breast (13-14) — Wen by De- No one was offering any rebut'par 69 gave him a two-stroke win the first base job, Gifolr Bobby Bragan's Triple A Cullo (P), 2. Cross (SA), 3. Hall (SA). We see Sandy Koufax strike out CAPSULE COMMENT Time: 30.0. tal, least of all the veteran Vejar, lead today as the $15,000 Baton '56 BUICK 915. ' 18 and think he should win 20Hodges. , now the highest-paid Spokane club last summer after On The Dodgers 40-yd. ny (11-12) — Won by Lattln who lost a unanimous 10-round Rouge Open golf tournament player on the club at $39,000, he was signed right out of high (P). '2. Ellis (SA), 3. Slnnelt (BA). Hardtop Coupe, Dynaflo And yet he doesn't. They're say- Finish last year—First. Time: 27.8. decision to Rodriguez before 2,- moved into its second round. Ing that Sherry was a flash in will be used at third or, as a school. Pitching—Young staff, could 40-yd. tly (13-14—Won by Hollerson 665 fans last night at Miami the pan. I don't go for this for last resort, behind the plate. (P). 2. LonnI (P), 3. Ekdlhl (SA). The ex-pro football lineman '56 CHEV. BEL AIR .. 895. Of the newcomers, Ed Roeb-e good. Time: 25.0. Beach Exhibition Hall. was a late finisher with a 34-35 he has a real stuff. He'll be just Of Howard the Dodger skip- buck, who has been up before Hitting — Oldsters Hodges, Open dlvlns—Won by Dowd (SA). 'He has the fastest pair of Radio, Heater, PowergUde as good as his control is. He 2. Hawkins (P), 3. Hall (SA). 85.5 card, including an eagle two on per says: "In the near future but won 13 for St. Paul, is ex-Snider and Moon, with' Neal and points. hands of any man I've fought," the 292-yard eighth hole. has developed a slider and hehe's going to be a great hitter. pected to rate a chance to stick rookie Howard the hoped-for 100-yd. free (13-J4)—Woo by Berry (SA), 2. Spauldlng (D, ». Buehler Vejar said. "I think he'll go a Top money winner Arnold Pal- should be a better pitcher." He has lots of power. He is as a pitcher. Others being helpers. (P>. Time: 1:01.6. long way in either welterweight BAilLY BROS. strong and likes to play." looked at include Scott Breed- 60yd. tree relay (10-under)—Won mer of Ligonier, Pa., and 1955 "Our club," continued Alston, Infield—Good. by Shore Area (Sell, Slnnell. Ellis, or middleweight classes." Vejar, Open champ Jack Fleck were 91 Mon. St. Red Bank "can be maneuvered defensively. The Doager catching has been en, a righthander who won 11 Catching—Weak, needs hitters. Wauters). Time: 46.5. 28, from Stamford, Conn., weigh- for Victoria, and Ford Young, 160-yit. free relay (11-12)—Won by among five tied for second with That Maury Wills surprised me. a bit of a problem but Alston Overall—Could be the team to Shore Area (Beardsley, Crane, B. Bor- ed 154J/J and Rodriguez 149 fo71r. Eight finished with 72. Ten SH 7-0596 He has a great arm. I think we feels that John Roscboro has another righthander who won 18beat again. rentino, Anton). Time: 1:39.1. their bout. improved as a receiver and "Ifor the same club. shot 73. need a bit more power and NEXT—The Baltimore Orioles. Bowie Race Track Rodriguez, who decked Vejar for a five-count In the sixth Pro Basketball Closed Again Today round, said Vejar "is the first Mays BOWLING (Gardner Readies Associated Press BOWIE, Md. (AP)-Bowie race middleweight I ever fought. I UMXED MONDAV Kaitern Division track remained closed today un< might have knocked him out, but .SIGHT LEAGUE „ . W I, TCT. G.B. Utah Redskins Boston 67 16 .781 der a blanket of snow, but offi- he kept clinching with me." RENT A CAR or Have Trouble Dwlgllf* PltB. * Htng. 57 1 Philadelphia .48 14 .Wi 814 cials planned to run tomorrow's Clinch Chico did, after being Mliml Pool Corp. It 2 Syracuse 43 It .f. 13W Cottage Lounge 43 2 Now York 26 44 .'.'« J9W program featuring the $25,000 staggered in the fifth, seventh Live Modern Bulldori K't 28)4 Western Division added Barbara Fritchie Handicap. and ninth rounds as Rodriguez TRUCK from "HERTZ In New Park? Brlte'i Cleanen « 30 For NCB Play W I, PCT. G.B. Harold's Sunoco 35 37 St. Lonls .4J, M .592 Yesterday's cancellation of thetried for a kayo. But Vejar had U-DRIVE . . .-.Call , ' . Associated Press Ban(ielU Hoveri HV, 37H ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit 19 43 .403 13M enough left to put on a flurry Will Willie Mays carry the bigBachstadt's Tavern 32 Minneapolis . t3 411 .324 19 full nine races was the third Atl. High. Esso -...29 Worrisome Jack Gardner, tired Cincinnati ID 54 .160 H time Bowie had shut down be- just before the fight ended. Stick in Candlestick Park? O rand Plaza Pizza m of seeing his teams used as a Yesterday's Ilesnlls PR5.1515.JJA:2I3299, SH 7-212. The San Francisco Giants' new Jersey Blue Jaya . 24 Syracuse 149, Boston 108 cause of wintry weather since Local 484 A.M.C 23 springboard toward the National Ilnneapotl* 117. Cincinnati 114 the 40-day meet began Feb. 12.The Hardin-Simmons Univer- field is beautifully tailored foi 600 Series—Hurry Dwlglit 215-213-213 Collegiate Basketball title, has 'hlladrljihln, 110, Detroit 101 sity football team will play 10 power hitters with dimensions o —641. Today's Schedule The main reason was because RENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER 200 Club—Berale Brown 231, Don Me-the Utah Redskins just about setNew York vs Philadelphia at tTorthcy, football games next fall and eight 330, 410 and 330 feet. The walls Cambridge 245. Roger MacKcnzlc 202, roads to the southern Maryland Tim Whitman 201-213, Tom Harrington for another crack at the NCAA oval were blocked. will be played at night. •re 10 feet high all the wa209y . Lenny lamundo 211, George Wing- championship. He hopes his luck Tomorrow's Schedule around. So the strong boys, right ender 202, Al Duelfer 233, Paul Comcn New York at Syracuse 203, Allen Borsky 213, Harry Dwlght is changing. St. Louis at Minneapolis or left-handed, are starting from 215-213-213, Jack Flynn 216, Lyman Sunday's Schedule scratch. Hopper 223. Only two losses in a row canSyrcuse at Boston keep Ut?'' out of the NCAA tour- Detroit at New York But the distances and heights Cincinnati at Minneapolis MIDIU.KTOUN MONDAY NITE nament as the Skyline Conference Philadelphia at St. Lonls never have bothered right-handed MIXKI> LEAGUE W champion after the fifth-ranked Willie. When he belts 'em, they're Lorrt'* Bir 42 27 Utes' 68-61 victory over Wyom gone. It's just that he hasn't State Farm Insurance 40 29 Suburban Gulf Service _—.39 30 ing last night. With one game to Bahama been belting 'em in California as Lulgl'a .._ 37 3! go in the Skyline race, Utah he used to in New York. -Petnlc - •••k Constructio- • -•-n 351,_.4. 33 V4 Lakevlew Inir 30W 38V4 (23-2) has a one-game lead over Mays hit only 29 homers in '58Cambela Trucking 28 40 Utah State, which last night drub- Rated 9-5 Mlddletown Lanes 23 46 —his first year in California. 200 Club—Ray Htyei 220. Jim Her bed New Mexico 103-72. Willie started slowly in '59, andbert 211, Don Peck 210, Ike Iiakien 20S. 243. This time, coach Gardner hopes when he began to pick up, along 600 Series—Ike Iiaksen 208-243-165— the NCAA will bring something Favorite came Willie McCovey, a rookie « different than his five previous NEW YORK (AP)-Yama Ba- first baseman, who belted 13 8YCASIOKK FRIDAY appearances. Four of those five hama, who has found a home in homers down the stretch even WOMEN'S LEAGUE Madison Square Garden, fights W L years, his club has lost out to the though he played in only 52 Baynton's Unoleum 44 19 eventual NCAA champion. Argentina's Victor Zalazar In a garnet. He hit eight homers in Sycamore Lanei 42 21 10-round nationally televised mid- L. S. Mike's Toys . 36H 26V4 Coaching now perhaps his bes the Giants' Seals stadium, half Little Silver Cltaners .—34 29 club ever with 6-9 soph Billy (Thedleweight bout at the big arena as many as the original Willie, Globe Petroleum 32H 30V4 tonight PRICE BREAK on used cars! M & W Sales Co ...... SB 35 Hill) McGIll and junior. Allen who played 151 games and totaled Harrison Ins. Agency 27 33 Holmes leading the way, Utah's Bahama, a former fishing guide 34 homers for the year. Shrewsbury Pharmacy 27 38 Little Silver Lumber _ 56 37 first NCAA opponent, barring a in the Bahamas whose real name 1959 Chevrolet 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr 1959 Chevrolet McCovey was the rookie of theMerchant! Tru«t Co .20 443 is William Butler, has a five- 800 Series—Helen Walter 144.20B-186— playoff, will be either Southern Impala 2395. Sedan Belv. 1795 Brookwood year and Mays—he was the guy538; Amy Jedrlczewskl 156-191.155—S02; California or UCLA at Provo fight winning streak and is a 9-5 who once was the. star in NewShirley Bruno 19M66-170— 527: Rose Utah, next Monday night. Victory 'avorite. 1959 Chev. Bel Air Sta. Wagon 2450. York. Peters 134-163-210—507. 1959 Buick 4 Dr. would send the Utes into the Far It's the fifth Garden main 4 Door 1995. 1958 Ford Fairlane But Mays won't be 29 until RHII BANK RECREATION eventer for Bahama, who has a Hardtop 2395, TUESDAY N10HT IXAOIIK West semi-finals at Seattle, where May. He's in his prime, and if W L defending champion California 56-11 record. He's lost only once 1959 Ford Custom "500" Mayt is hitting homers in MayRogel's Club Mttn 42',4 2614 at the Garden. That was to Krahnert Brothin 40 2» (22-1 and just as tough this year) "300" 4 Dr. 1895. Convertible 1850. like he is in Phoenix, where he Red Bank HeglJter 38 33 will probably be waiting. Isaac Logart last year. hit two yesterday, he'll be No. 1Oil Delivery Inc. __..S5 34 Zalazar, at 24, is three years 1958 Chevrolet Riasas Brother! ~ .__..34H 3414 Favorites North Carolina, Wake among the Giant sluggers. Forrar's Liquors « 33 38 younger than Bahama and has Biscayne 2 Dr. In other training camp news, Hancock's Radio Service 32 37 Forest, North Carolina State and considerably less experience. He's Vincent's Beauty Balon 33 46 Duke reached the semi-finals of the Pirates were rained out of 200 Club—Fred Longcoy 210, Howard fought only 14 pro bouts, winning Auto., R. H. 1595. workout* at Fort Myers, Fla,, Hull 21B, Robert Korona 203, Wlllard the Atlantic Coast Conference 10, bslng three and drawing Michael 213. championship tournament, 14th' but manager Danny Murtaugh Team high three Barnes—Forrar's once. 1958 Ford Fairlane scheduled the first intrasquad Liquors 2.542; Team high game—Kog- ranked New York U. warmed up Town Sedan 1595, el'i Club Metri 90S; High serles-Kred for the NCAA with a strong 74-67 The bout gets the usual Friday game for today. The Detroit Ti- Longcoy 549, High game—Howard victory over St. John's (NY), butnight national TV-radio coverage gers and St. Louis Cards will Uaac 218, (NBC), beginning at 10 p. m. 1958 Chevrolet 1957 Chevrolet 4 Dr. play their first intrasquad games Southwest Conference champ Tex- 1957 Olds 4 Dr. as was upset by I7-game loser EST. Biscayne 4 Dr. Saturday. Sedan, R. H., Hardtop 1550. Souchak, Texas Christian, 81-73 in last Auto., R. H. U95. Auto. 1350. The Philadelphia Phils signed night's other big games. first baseman Pancho Herrera, 1956 Ford Country Big Tom Sanders scored 26 1958 Dodge Custom the most valuable player in theMiddlecoff 1957 Ford Cust. 300 Sedan, Power, International League last year. points and Al Barden 20 as NYU Ttntton* Royal 7 Dr. whipped defending National In- 1095. 6 Pass. 1150. Yankee pitchers Bobby Shantz Play to Tie vitation tournament champion St. DELUXE Hardtop 1825. and Duke Maas came up with John's for its eighth straight and 1957 Buick 4 Dr. 1956 Plymouth Cutt. minor ailments at St. Petersburg. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)-Mike a 19-3 record. The game drew CHAMPIONS 1958 Plymouth Cust. Sedan 1395. Lefty Shantz was hit on the palm Souchak of Grossinger, N. Y.,15,376 to Madison Square Garden, Sub.VS.R. H., of his pitching hand by a line Sub. 2-dr. 1695. and Dr. Cary Middlecoff of Hol-where Manhattan opened the last 1957 Olds 4 Dr. Auto. 1095. drive, and both of Maas' arms regular season double-header 1958 Lincoln tudor are swollen from tetanus shots. lywood, Fla,, were all square WHITEWALL S88, Power 1500, with a 97-91 victory over St. Pe hit. 2495. 1956 Oldsmobile today as they started the final ter's (N. J.). 1957 Old* S88 . Conv. R. H., CHEERING IS OUT 8 holes of their golf match for 670x15 1958 Pontlac LUSK, Wyo. (AP)-Olga Hy- Conv. 1255. Auto., Power 1150. a $35,000 prize. College Tournaments Chieftan 1695. trek, freshman cheerleader at AiHoeiated Press Tubdess Lusk high school, will be on the They had 73s yesterday over Atlantic Cnsmt Conference 1957 Buick Century 1955 Chevrolet North Carolina M, Vlrnlna 13 1958 Chev. Biscayne bench for the final games. the Desert Inn Country Club l>ak« At, Konth Carolina Its 2 Dr. HT. 1495. 4 Dr. 695. Wake Form 74, Clemion M $1 A.95* 4 Dr. (2) 1695. During a (scramble for the ball course. (Par 72). X. C. Stale 14, Maryland 68 In the Douglas-Lusk game, a NCAA Small Colin* 8«e, 1957 Chevrolet 1955 Dodge Custom The winner of today's match Kvansvllle 91, Arkanaas Stain 74 1958 Ford Sta. group of players crashed into the H'abBih 70. nul/aln 05 if 4 Dr. HT. 1495. Royal Hdt. 895. :ets $25,000, the loser $10,000. It stands. Olga was on the bottom Nt, Michael* 73, Assumption (Mans) 50 Wagon 1695. s being filmed for use on tele, St. Anselnis 8H, I>moyn« 75 of the pile. She received a brok- NAIA District 1'layolls recnppnble cailng 1958 Plymouth 1957 Olds 4 Dr. 1956 Caddilac Limo. en ankle. vision. Weitmlniiler (I'a) 63, Msrufldd (11 DAY RECAP 4 Dr. Sedan 1395. HT, "98" 1895. 2000. • Maryland Stale vs. Albaad Main and | Monfclair is Frail, postponed Other Oamti SERVICE 1958 Caddy 1957 Morcury Mont. 1955 Ply. Convert. Utah ill, Wromnlr II NYU 14, lit. 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