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Y C A R R PAGE 0NE VOLUME 82, NO. 164 Inued Dally. Mandiy through Friday, entered as Second Class Mailer RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1960 7c PER COPY ' 3fo p E R WEE K at the Post Otl!c« at Red Bank. N. J.. under the Act ol March 3. 1810. Four Year Estimate Offer Regional On Matawan School To Avoid Triple Sessions, Using School Remedy Auditorium, Cafeteria: Dolan May Prevent AF Plane MATAWAN - "It will be at least four years before Matawan Separation has additional school'facilities," It's Official: stated Harold J. Dolan, presi- Ditched, dent of the Board of Education, In Matawan in a progress report to the Cit- School Head izens Council for Better Schools FREEHOLD — "This so- at a meeting Tuesday night. To Resign lution appears almost too 3 Perish Mr. Dolan said that at a con- good to be true." ference which the board had with FREEHOLD — Dr. Robert B. PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE. the Borough Council, Township Norn's announced at a press con- That was the comment Fla. (AP)—An Air Force tanker Committee, the architects, and ference yesterday afternoon that last night by Matawan with trouble in two of its four consultant Dr. Nicholas Engle- he has submitted his resignation, ngines ditched in the Atlantic hardt, it was agreed that class- effective July 31, as superinten- Board of Education attorn- Ocean 40 miles offshore last room space could not be elimi- dent of the Freehold Regional ey Vincent C. DeMaio after night. Three of the 14 men nated from the original 2!/ -mil- High School. 2 FROM CONSOLIDATED TO REGIONAL? — Officials of the Matawan school board, Borough Council and Town- a two-hour session here result- aboard died. The others, some lion-dollar high school plan. The conference followed a burned or in shock, were picked ship Committee met with Assemblyman Clifton T. Barka low, right, last night to hear his proposal for legislation ing in a proposal by Assembly- However, he noted, in an at- meeting held by Dr. Norris and up by rescue craft. tempt to cut the cost, the arch- Douglas T. Newbold, president .of to permit consolidated school districts to convert to regional districts. At far left, back to camera is Borough J^^JJ^j,^w? S The destroyer Sullivans was itects are revising plans to the the Regional Board of Education, Mayor Ralph R. Dennis. Township Mayor Peter J. Waters is second from left at table (hand to face). Board dated scn0ol districts, expected to dock at Port' Ca- extent of eliminating the auditor- with the staff of the high school president Harold J. Dolan is at right end of table. The assemblyman promised he naveral within the hour with ium. where the same information was will introduce, probably within 0 of the survivors. One.man Acceptable Plan released. two weeks, a bill which would was brought to shore by'hell- • Mr. Dolan also stated that no In a copy of his letter ad- Balloon Launching permit consolidated' districts the copter. referendum would be held until dressed to Mr. Newbold, Dr. Nor- option of converting to regiona Flare-shooting, flashlight-blink- ris •said, "In accordance with the board has some assurance Set for 6:53 Tonight County's March Deposit Totalsdistricts — at. the high school ing men in the water furnished that the plans would be approved the desire of the board expres- WASHINGTON (AP)-Sclen- and elementary level. their own beacons for ships and by the voters. The board will sed to me by you and Vice tists hope to launch another "I don't think it will meet with planes that went to their rescue hold meetings with representa- president (Vincent) Foy on 100-foot balloon from Wallops- any substantial opposition in the after the big Tampa-based, stra- tives from all organizations in March 23, I am hereby submit- Top 1959's by $15,619,409 Island, Va., tonight and inflate Assembly or the Senate," he de to-tanker came down last night' the district until plans are drawn ting my resignation effective at clared. the ond of my current contract." it several hundred miles up. on Atlantic swells 40 miles east which appear to have the ap- 3ank, the new Asbury Park- 38,187,892—or $1,312,341 more The session was attended b; Statement Issued The National Aeronautics and A survey of total depos- of Cape Canaveral, the' missile proval of the public. Manasquan National Bank is in than the consolidated bank re members of the school board, test center. ;/..• When questioned about the In a statement released by Mr. Space Administration said the its shows the 19 banking number two position behind Mon- ported for March. the Mayor and Council, thi Lt. John Rogers, about 25, first threat of high school triple ses- Newbold, he said the board's de- rocket will be fired at 6:53 institutions of Monmouth mouth County • National as re- Throughout Monmouth Coun- Township Mayor and Committe rescuee, was brought to Patrick sions, Mr. Dolan stated that this cision had been reached on the p. m. EST if the weather per- gards deposits. The March total and County School Superintend basis of tenure provisions of the mits. County had 5.3 per cent ty, the evidence was clear that AFB by helicopter four houis situation will be avoided as long for this institution came to $36,- following the start of the year ent Earl B. Garrison. as possible by using cafeteria, law relating to school superin- In previous tests, these huge more money this month after the tanker plane hit jthe 885,551—just $2,026,858 behind depositors withdrew and put to Prevent Separation sea. His condition was termed auditorium, stage and every pos- tendents. plastic balloons have been vis- Monmouth County National's than a year ago. The pic- work considerable amounts of' Officials from all three of thi good. sible space for classrooms. If The statement said, "We are ible briefly over a large part total. In March, 1959, Asbury ture is one of sustained cash from their general ac- groups said they believe th Rescue pilots spied floating triple sessions went into effect advised by counsel that comple- of Eastern United States. They Park National's deposits were legislation will prevent separa counts. crewmen in life jaclcets ,< and the district might have to op- tion of a third calendar year of catch the rays of the sun at strength. $28,314,969 and Manasquan Na- tlon of the school district. Nestled in number three posi- rubber rafts in the darkness erate without state aid, he said. service gives tenure to a superin- the top of their flight. The study also revealed there tional's $7,064,572, which togeth- Borough Mayor Ralph R. Den tion in total deposits in Mon- three hours after their KCS^ In other business of the coun- tendent and that the year begin- NASA Is testing the balloons was $12,041,126 less on deposit er totaled $35,379,541. Thus, it is nis said he would like to se cil the president, Mrs. George ning Aug. 1, 1960, is the year in mouth was the newly formed Stratotanker went down on''a as part of a possible communi- March 15 than there was last seen (hat as a combined bank, Central Jersey Banking & Trust construction as well as opera Ritter, called attention to a pe- question." Dec. 31. Seasonal fluctuation is a deposit gain of $1,506,010 has flight from Newfoundland to Jjts cations network. Eventually it Co. Its March 15 total was |32,- tional costs divided on a pei tition which is being circulated Mr. Newbold's statement con- normal. been realized in the past year. home station, MacDill Air Force hopes to put one in orbit 530,670. Central Jersey was for- pupil basis but that nonethelesi by borough residents which re- cluded, "Dr. Norris will have around the earth. Deposits on March 15 amowited "this is basically a good bi base in Tampa. <:•• quests the Borough Council to the full support of the board in However, at the end of 1959 med in 1959 through a, consolida- The tanker plane hit the, sea' to $309,006,415. The report at the tion of Freehold Trust Co., which and I believe our entire govern accept the decision of the State his administration of the school end of 1959 came to $321,047,541. Asbury Park National's deposits ing body will suport it." about 8:30 p. m. after radioing on March 12, 1959, had deposits Board of Review with regard to for the balance of his contract An increase of more than 5 per were $30,112,051 and Manasquan it was preparing to ditch.'fte- totaling $19,886,190, and the Long In a regional district, operatio separation of the school district and will carry the board's good Shop Center cent was reflected in December National's $8,085,841, totaling and maintenance costs a.e appor- portedly because of engine trou- by not lending assistance to an wishes in his future." over the same period in 1958. Branch Banking Co., whose de- ble. . ;':*;• posits for that date came to $9,- tioned on a per-pupil ratio, bul appeal by any outside group Mr. Newbold said that at an The deposit increase in 1958 building construction costs ar Search planes and surface cfaft and requesting support of legis- executive meeting March 22 the Ruled Out 872,108. Added, those amounts over 1957 was about 8 per cent. Airplane divided on a tax ratable basis set out atr once from Jackson- lation which will allow the op- board voted unanimously not to come to $29,758,29B. So the over- This is adjusted each year a: ville, Lake Worth, St. Petersburg. Still, the March 15 figure is to all gain is $1,772,372. erating costs in a consolidated renew the superintendent's con- For Present be compared with $293,386,906, the rati.ble ratio of the borougl Miami, Patrick and Homestead In December, Central Jersey district, to be divided on a per- tract for the coming year. the total reported in the deposit Explodes and township changes. AFB. pupil basis. Dr. Norris, whose salary was FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — reported $33,014,924 in deposits, Newsmen were not allowed to Mayor Karl Smith announced at call of March 12, 1959. The in In a consolidated district, al It was agreed that legislation $12,750, has served as superinten crease amounts to $15,619,409,/, or $484,254 more than it did on costs, are apportioned on-a ta: interview Rogers when he was rather than separation would-be dent of the Regional High School last night's township committee Monmouth Couijty 'National' Oyer City March 15. ratable basis. helped out of a helicopter at a more expedient means of solv- for two years. He came to Free- meeting that there are no plans Bank remains the county's Among substantial increases Separatlonlsts in the -;orpugl Patrick and put to bed at the ing possible financial inequities. hold from Doylestown,"Pa.", where at present to rezone a 25-acre ROCK, Ark. (AP) — banking leader with March disclosed on a comparative basis contend this is unfair becau base hospital. Officers said he A nominating committee con- he was director of secondary ed- tract on Rt, 9 from residential A military jet plane exploded in deposits totaling $38,912,409. for March, I960, as against the (See REGIONAL, Pg. 3) was too tired to talk. sisting of Rev. William Hutche- ucation and principal of Central to commercial. flames over Little Rock today, But data shows a deposit de- same inonth last year, were $1,- scn, Vincent.DuBeau, and Mrs. Bucks High School. spewing fiery debris over a wide The fact that the area is not cline of $264,410 compared 670,717; by People's National, of A. J. Tomasello was elected. The residential area in its crash near He succeeded Dr. Richard T. to be rezoned indicates the de- with the March, 1959, figure of Keyp'ort; $1,333,056, by the committee will present candi- the state capitol. Beck, who left to accept the veloper has dropped plans to $39,196,815. Last Dec. 31, Mon- Keansburg-Middletown National; dates for office at the next meet- Asks Board Confab position of superintendent of the build a shopping center here. mouth County National's de- At least six frame homes were $1,269,055 by Farmers & Mer- ing of the council April 25. Irvlngton schools. The site v had been under con- posits had reached a high of destroyed as the six-engine B-47 chants, Matawan; $1,238,463 by sideration by the Van Ness Corp. $40,644,888—$16,794 ahead of jet dug a hole 25 feet wide, fill- Asbury Park & Ocean Grove; $1,- To Discuss Salary for a 50,000 square foot building 1958's year-end total. ing it full of fire. " 100,571, by the Long Branch to house a shopping center. Merchant's Trust Co. of Red No casualties were reported im- Trust Co. and $1,037,115 by the Electronics Village The property, owned by W. Bank had a gain of $757,428 in mediately but firemen still were New Jersey Trust Co. of Long ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Rhea Moreau, is between the Wil- March deposits-$21,207,644 this unable to probe the wreckage. Branch. John Joslin, president of the mar Homes development and Rt. year as against $20,450,216 last. Monmouth Banks showing \sk to Keep Board of Education, said yester- The Little Rock Air Force day that he personally would be 9. Residents of the area opposed The December tally for Mer- Base reported it was one of its slight declines this March as Plan Is Outlined the rezoning when it was dis chants' showed $22,584,442 on compared with last, aside from willing to sit down and discuss planes. Normally such a plane cussed in January. hand in 1959 and $21,193,045 in Monmouth County National, in- Towers Used with George H. Wuesthoff his NEWARK — Michael R. Gin- carries three crewmen. contract for the coming year. gold of the Leslie Blau real es- An ordinance was introduced to 1958—a gain of $1,391,397. cluded Farmer's National Allen- issue $85,000 in bonds for a road There were no known surviv- To Honor tate agency yesterday disclosed As a result of the Jan. 2 con- town, down $160,223, and the By Marconi Mr. Wuesthoff, elementary improvement program. Mayor ors, but one eyewitness reported plans for the development of an solidation of Asbury Park Nation- First National of Freehold, down school principal, unhappy with Smith said that of the townships' seeing a parachute. industrial area to be called al Bank and Manasquan National $87,887. WALL TOWNSHIP (AP) - the $8,200 salary offer, has re- 3 Teachers Electronics Village in New 46 miles of roads, 30 miles are The plane crashed shortly after (See DEPOSIT TABLE, Pg. 3) This township yesterday asked turned his contract unsigned to Shrewsbury. unimproved. 6 a. m. (CST) as many residents the Army for permission to keep the board. Township Engineer Otis R. Sea- were getting ready to go to work. In Raritan He did so in mailing data to Water Rents two radio towers used by Gug- He said last night that. "All prospects in the electronics in- men is preparing plans for the Mrs. Elizabeth Brant, who lives lielmo Marconi. I want is a private conference improvement of Robertsville, RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Three dustly fie)d> showing that the about 100 yards from where the INDEX The towers are located on with the board to discuss the Franc! s-Mills, Ely-Harmony, plane dug its crater, was in the Page Camp Evans land which the Ar- matter." teachers will be honored for long village is proposed to go up in Gravel Hill and Silvers Rds. Collector service to the local school sys- a general area south of Red bathroom of her home when she Amusements ., _ 18 my may turn over to Wall Town- "Prior to returning my con- The committee also is applying heard the explosion. tem at a testimonial dinner June Bank airport and west of Shrews- Births .'. 2 ship for use as a public park. tract I had not discussed. the to the State Division of Local "My whole house shook from 4 in the Paddock Lounge, Long bury Ave. called the New Shrews Is Acquitted Jim Bishop _ 6 The Army had planned to re problem with anyone except Dr. Government for permission to ex- the explosion," sho said. "I saw Hal Boyle 21 move the two radio towers, each Branch. bury Industrial Terminal. FREEHOLD — Mrs. Josephine Carleton M. Saunders, school sup- ceed its borrowing power to issue a great ball of fire." Bridge 24 about 150 feet high. erintendent." They are Miss Elsie Bahren- Distributed witb the letter was Gryner Joel, former collector of a map indicating there would the bonds, and to make them Windows were shattered for six Classified 28-29 burg, Beers St.; Mrs. Marguer- water rents for Union Beach, was The Veteran Wireless Opera Mr. Wuesthoff's new pay pro- be space for eight manufacturing 10-year rather than five-year blocks. Pieces of burning debris Comics 1..24 ite B. Becker, Farmingdale, and found not guilty yesterday of tors Association wired Mayor posal amounts to a $300 raise. plants. bonds. showered a wide area, including Crossword Puzzle ...„ 24 Last year he received a $400 Mrs. Grace Curran, Prospect charges of embezzlement. Richard E. Sharpe and the Town- The committee accepted an in- fashionable Pulaski Heights. Editorials 6 raise. Be is paid on a 12-month Garden Apartments, Matawan. Properties Outlined After less than an hour's de- ship Committee to keep the tow- vitation from the Monmouth The crash occurred about a Herblock - § ers, i basis. . Miss Bahrenburg has taught 47 One, to the west, would be on County Mosquito Control Commis liberation, the all-male jury re mile from Little . Rock's main turned the innocent verdict to Kitty Kelly 20 Herman Lubinsky, Newark Lowest Raise years — 30 here. Prior to that, property 600x60 feet; four would sion to attend a meeting at the street. Most of the homes were County Judge Elvin R. Simmill. Obituaries 2 electronics executive and wire- Over the past two-year period. she taught in Keansburg and be on tracts 300x290 feet; one township school April 12 to dis- modest at the corner of Eighth In his summation to the jury, Sylvia Porter _ 6 less pioneer, proposed in a tele His pay raises were the lowest Marlboro. on property measuring 440x580 cuss mosquito control in the west- and Summit where the main part feet; one on land 350x290 feet. attorney Paul Anderson of Perth Radlo-Televisloh 18 gram to Sharpe that the towers given to either teachers or ad- Mrs. Becker began teaching in ern section of the county. of the plane hit. Social 20, 22 ministrators. One, to the north, would be on Amboy said that "at least one be kept intact "as monuments 1912. She taught in Denville, and An ordinance was introduced to other person and sometimes two Firemen flooded out the fire George Sokolsky 6 to a great man and to the birth- The lowest teacher's pay In- Manchester in addition to her an irregularly shaped location, accept the streets in the Wilmar in the crater within an hour. Only Sports 26-27 crease for the two-year period with a westerly boundary of 350 had access" to the funds of the place of electronics in America." 40 years' service here. development off Rt. 9. water department. He claimed a couple of pieces of metal were Stock Market 2 The Army had no immediate was about $850. feet, on the south of 290, on Joseph Opatut, Rt. 79, was or- Mrs. Curran has been teach- that the state's case against his found in the eight foot deep hole. W. S. White : 6 comment. (See CONFAB, Pg. 3) ing for 20 years. She began in Shrewsbury ave. 300 feet and a dered by the committee to tear jagged border to the north, go- client was based on circumstan 1912 in Atlantic Township, and down an addition to a building tial evidence. in addition to her service here, ing west 115 feet from Shrews- under construction for which he 3-Year-Old (See ELECTRONICS, Pg. 2) Mrs. Joel, of 47 New Brunswick has also taught in Matawan. has no building permit. Ave., Matawan, had been indicted on 14 counts of embezzling mu- Hit by Car nicipal funds amounting to $135 between May 1957, and Novem MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A ber, 1958. three-year-old boy, who was According to Assistant Prose- struck by an auto in the Keyport cutor John A, Petillo, a shortage Recreation Center parking lot in the funds handled by Mrs while riding his tricycle yester- Joel was discovered in October, day, is listed in fair condition 1958, after an investigation by this morning in Rivervicw Hos- the State Department of Local pital, • Government. Mr. Petillo said a He is Robert Crisafulli, son of shortage of $3,119.70 was re Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crisafulli, vealed !.y the investigation. 15 Maple Ave. The state had charged that Police said Joseph F. Bonafato, Mrs. Joel had received water 17, of 67 Main St., Matawan, rents and receipted the bills, but driver of the car, said he did had failed to deposit the money not see the tricycle as he pulled in the water rent accounts. into the parking lot. He told The trial lasted two and one police he stopped when he felt half days. the impact. The mishap occurred at 2:22 TRAFFIC FATALITIES DOWN . m. CHICAGO (AP) - The nation's The child was admitted to the traffic accidents killed 2,370 per hospital with a concussion and spns in February, the first time lacerations of the right arm and in three months that the loll was side. Police said the child's home JUDGES BEGIN NEW TERMS —County Judgo John C. Giordano, left, holds Biblo lower than in tho corresponding is back of the recreation center as Superior Court Judge J. Edward Knight, right, administers oath fo County Judges month a year ago, the National parking lot. MOVED TO RIVERVIEW —Throe-yoar-old Robert Crisafulli of Matawan Twp. was on Elvin R.'Simmill, Edward Ascher and Alton V. Evans at tho Court House yesterday. Safety Council said today. No charge has been made this tricycle a few minutes before this photo was taken. Ho is now in Riverview The three judges wore reappointod for five-year terms by Governor Robert B. Moy- If this Improvement continued againstt the lionalalGonafalo youth penpendd- u ., , . , ...... ,, . • , .. , ,. , ,, *, throughout 1!)GO, the council said ing further Investigation by Sgt, HosPltal- ln fair condition, with a concussion and lacerations of tho right arm and ner, 500 lives could bo saved. John R. Kinnunc. side. I,'. March 31, I960 RED BAXK REGISTER Electronicj -'<:J£ (Continued) OBITUARIES bury Ave., turning north 50 feet Board Releases Statement then continuing west 17S feet. Each of the above lots is il- MBS. CHARLES KUSS WILLIAM H. BRAINBBIDGE On Selection of School Site lustrated with planU drawn on BELFORD—Mrs. Nellie Kuss, LINCROFT-William H. Brain- them. Additionally, one parcel of bridge, 65,' died Tuesday night tnem. Additionally, one parcel oi ~r-- -- dj d ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The land 355 x 340 feet is shown at 94, of 61 Lemson Aye. aeaat his home, 211 Parkview Ter. Henry Hudson Regional Board the northwestern section of the yesterday in Monmouth Medical Mr. Brainbridge was born in of Education last night approved Ready Officer property, and one 215 x 305 feet Center after a long illness. Pittsburgh and was the son of ml at the southwestern section, a draft of a prepared statement Formerly a resident of Fall the late Mr. and Mrs. William neither of which has buildings reviewing the activities of the RiverHffiTsE^, Mass., she wass th ea wido=w . Bainbridge. He,»*.moved Slate For illustrated on it. board in selecting two tracts of u.. o«ff Stct . Mary'Maru-^s Catholic lere two and a half years ago land in Middletown for a school Also shown are two 60-foot Church, New Monmouth. rom Schuylkill Haven, Pa. site. approach roads leading into the Until his retirement four years Business Unit prospective village from Shrews- Mrs. Kuss is survived by three The tracts are: The Johnson ago, he was a salesman for the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - bury Ave. daughters, Mrs. Mary Golaszew- Tidewater Oil Co. tract, 15.20 acres, and the ClaSom- e 25 local businessmen met Mr. Gingold's letter, headed ski of this place and Miss Ann ridge tract, 6.86 acres.. Wednesday night to set the 'I960 — The Year for MonKus- s and Mrs. Nellie Reder, both He was a member of the Red The board has taken options on wheels in motion for formation mouth County!" said that the of Fall River; four grandchildren Bank Methodist Church. For the sites. They are between Rt. of an organization that would and five great-grandchildren. many years, he was a member 36 and Highland Blvd. Leslie Blau organization is "help Atlantic Highlands and in- "proud to announce ' its ap The funeral will be held at of St. John's Methodist Church, The statement was prompted crease business for its mer- 9:30 a. m. Saturday from Pfleger Schuylkill Haven. ' by criticism of the board's lack polntment as the exclusive agent chants." for the New Shrewsbury Indus Funeral Home to St. Mary's Mr. Bainbridge was active for of knowledge of the principals Temporary chairman Jerome trial Terminal property located Church, where Rev. Robert T. many years in Boy Scouting. He forming the Claridge Corporation, Greenberg said, "We are dead in the fastest growing and most Bulman will offer high requiem was a member of the National owner of the seven-acre tract. on our feet. Let's get this thing strategic point of 'all of Monmass at 10 o'clock. Burial will Council. He had also received Essentially the statement out- started now. If every local busi- A SURGING CROWD of Negroes moves along highway on their march to police mouth County." be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. the Silver Beaver award. lines the steps taken by thenessman would join us every- station in Cape Town, South Africa, where they demanded the relea.e of their lead- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. aboard to acquire sites for theone of us would benefit." 38 Acre Plot Daniel L. Walk of Lincroft; a son, proposed regional school. Frank Siegfried suggested thai ers who had been arrested in pre-dawn raids. More than ISO people were arrest- The realtor said that "the first Had Business William J. Bainbridge of Mead- The board noted that much of the group work in conjunction ed in the roundup of opponenti of the nation's racial policy. ' section will be known as the 'Electronics Village' and is pro- ville, Pa., and a grand-daughter. the discussions and negotiations with the Lions Club to support (AP Photo by radio from Cape Town) on a school site were done in ex-drives for better lighting and jected for approximately 30 acres Without License The funeral will be held Satur- ecutive session. larking conditions on First Ave. immediately adjacent to the Red FAIR HAVEN—A complaint of day in Schuylkill Haven. Burial Publish Facts "Perhaps an organization of Hibbs Lists Bank Airport on one side and not getting a license to conduct will be in the Memorial Park, In view of this fact, the board ;his type could bring many thing: Seal Off 8 Cardinals Fort Monmouth on the other." a business here has been filed there. said it felt it was in the best o realization," he said. Without identification, he said against John M. Murphy, Eliza interest of the public to publish Andrew Lynch suggested co Vacation Dates "our principals (of the Indus beth. DOMENICO IACOPINO iperative advertising, sale days, Settlements Receive Hats trial terpinal) are prepared to all the facts surrounding site RED BANK — Parents planning Police Chief Carl J. Jakubecy, RED BANK — Domenico laco- negotiations. nd store improvements as ways sell or lease land sites, or wilwho signed the complaint, said pino, 61, died early yesterday in o keep the local business in to take their children on a va- build to suit the needs of a ten The statement goes on to re- In Africa cation for the Easter season re- From Pope Murphy was selling household his home, 368 Shrewsbury Ave. • late that the board selected an iwn. ant on a lease Or lease-purchase items through telephone solici- Mr. lacopino was born in Italy, "We are not competing with JOHANNESBURG (AP) - ceived a reminder today from VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope arrangement." architect from a list of 16 firms. Three thousand armed white M. Gregg Hibbs, superintendent tation, from a store at 795 River son of Cosmo lacopino of Italy, ach other, only with out-of-town John XXIII today conferred the Mr. Glngold said that the im The architect pointed out to soldiers and sailors sealed off of schools. red hats symbolic of their rank Rd. and the late Elizabeth Goscia the board that the design of the tores, especially the shopping portance of Monmouth County He was released in $50 bailacopino. He was a member of enters." two big Negro settlements near Easter vacation for students on eight cardinals of the Roman in the electronics industry "has school is dependent on the topo- Ca e Town todav s Soutn Afri pending a Municipal Court ap- St. Anthony's Catholic Church, A nominating committee — P ? ' here will start at the end of Catholic Church prompted us to- develop a plan graphy of the school site. pearance next Thursday. Red Bank. He was a mainten- ^esli-_ne- Antonide* _. ij__s Sydner...j y Heif»f_:f- rfl':a'es embattlenmhalflpHd whitwhiUe» supremacKlinrPmaCVy I schoo_-u...-l . ApriA |: i 14i j | an-..dj wi...:nn en«™^d l inTr »a * publiIM«M1/c * consistor, y in St. that, hitherto, has never before In order to "avoid indicating ance man for the State Highway tz and Al Malik — was request- •overnment sought to check [ApriAnri]l i19n . SrSchoohnnl l resumesresumes ADriApril l Peter'Peter'ss BasilicBasilicaa ththee flat flat, , broadbroad- been attempted in this area." favored consideration of a par- mounting racial turmoil. brimmed galero was held over ueai nusinpica •» "us area. jCSiSiiS-SBawSS Department. ticular site," the statement says, :d to bring a slate of officers 20, Dr. Hibbs pointed out. o the next meeting, April 5. The Navy men formed a cor- the heads of seven new princes "We shall devote ourselves,"jj TJ • l Surviving, besides his father, the board held all site discus- of the church and Paolo Cardinal he said, " to the development of \ rf j ffH Q are his wife, Mrs. Rosa Scic- sions in private conference. Another committee — James lon around the Nyanga township a complete industrial park with /an Mater, Mr. Lynch and Mr.vhile the Army encircled Langa. Marella, former apostolic nuncio industrian rnmnlMl o tenancieindustrias l devotenark dwit toh 'A JLJI/I VI 10 chitano lacopino; four sons, Cos- The statement goes on to note Nobody was allowed to enter or to France, who was named last mo lacopino of West Long that the board approached the iiegfried — will report on a sug- Red Bank the electronics industry and its ;ested form and name for theleave the settlements. December. supporting trades." Rivcrview Hospital Branch, Anthony lacopino of site question by asking licensed Eatontown, and Frank and Vito irganization. Prime Minister Hendrik Ver- The new cardinals include the Advantages Told Mr. and Mrs. James Darke realtors in both boroughs to sub- S&L Elects first Negro, Japanese and Fili- 58 Lakewood Ave., Keansburg lacopino, both at home; a sister, mit property within either bor- ft was suggested that each .voerd carried out his threat to Prospects were advised as to msinessman present be respon- jse regular armed forces to pre- pino named to the.church senate, daughter, yesterday. Mrs. Rocco Nesci of Red Bank, ough that might qualify for a two Italians, a Dutchman and athe excellence of transportation, and four grandchildren. school site. ible for bringing a new mem ent new Negro demonstrations Directors by automobile, train and express Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lambert, ier to the next meeting. ifter rounding up 234 leaders of Frenchman. Knapp Cir., Middletown, son, A solemn high requiem mass Only one site was offered and RED BANK—The Red Bank buses, as well as "conventional will be offered Saturday at 9 he campaign of defiance against As two assistants held the hatairplane and helicopter directly •esterday. that was rejected because of the Savings and Loan Association Mr. and Mrs, John Smith, a. m. in St. Anthony's Church by need for extensive grading. he government's race laws. held its annual meeting and elec- over the bent head of each kneel- to the site." Jome white liberals and Indians ing cardinal, the 78-year-old pon- Harding Blvd., Matawan, son Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo. Buri- The realtors were then asked Few Stocks tion of directors Tuesday. Re- The realtor asked for inquiries al will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery •ere among those arrested. tiff intoned in Latin: and meetings with prospects to •esterday. to submit property outside both elected were Martin Van Buren under the direction of the Wil- A big Army convoy moved in- "For the praise of Almighty further develop the plan. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDan boroughs. Smock, Edwin R. Conover, Ed- liam S. Anderson Funeral Home, Zoom, Rest o this gold-rimmed metropolis, God and the honor of the holy The Blau agency has branch •1, 115 Campbell St., Union Six Tracts ward H. Conway and Harold B. Beach, daughter, yesterday. Red Bank. The board, with the architect, 500 miles north of the parliamen- Millward. apostolic see receive the red hat,offices in Paterson, Trenton, ary seat of Cape Town, amid Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fay reviewed six pieces of land. Other directors of the associ- the special badge of a cardinal's Vineland, Ocean City and Col- Are Mixed •umors that Negroes were plan- 1 Hillside Ave., West Keans- MRS. MURIEL WILLIAMSON The minimum site size es ation are Theodore D. Parsons, rank. By this you are to under- lingswood. NEW YORK (AP) - Electron ling a march on Fort Johannes- burg, son, today. tablished by the^ard was 15 to A. Alvin Whiting, David W. Russtan- d that you must show your- The plan apparently is new. MAPLEWOOD — Mrs. Muriel ics and other "science" stocks burg prison, where many of their 25 acres. sell, Frank F. Blaisdell, Louis self fearless, even to the shed There has been nothing of the Monmouth Medical Center M. Ray Williamson, 81, of 455 ran away with the show yester- eaders are held. ding of blood, in making our kind formally announced by of- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hippie Sidgewood Rd., died' in Ivy In selecting a site, the board day while the stock market as a S. Conover, James H. Anderson, noted that factors such as price, The South African Parliament William H. Hintelmann, Jr., andholy faith respected, in securing ficials In New Shrewsbury at re-of 93 Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury House Nursing Home, Middle- whole put on a mixed perform- peace for Christian people, and cent public meetings. No other Township, son, yesterday. town, Monday available utilities, grading, near nce. met through the night in Cape William A. Fluhr. 'own to speed action on legis- by promoting the welfare^ of the details were made available yes- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russo, She was born in England and ness of paved roads and drain- In a reflection of the South Officers appointed for the en- age had to be considered. lation for the outlawing of the Roman Church. In the name of terday. 226 Naveslnk Ave., Atlantic came to this country when she African troubles, American South suing year were Edwin R. Conth- e Father and of the Son and was 30 years old. She lived here The board set a maximum fig- African National Congress, the over, chairman of the board; Highlands, son, yesterday. African Investment Co. fell P/, of the Holy Ghost. Amen." Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Fish- 42 years. ure of $35,000 as the price it to 23%. Union of South Africa an Ajricanist Congress and Harold B. Millward, president; man, 283 Spring St., Red Bank, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. would pay for a site. aonds traded on the New York ither organiaztions accused of Louis S. Conover, vice president Thousands packed St. Peter's dotting a "massive revolt." Egg Market son, yesterday. . Faith W. Lytle of Corona, N. After consideration of all prop- lock Exchange fell V/& to a and treasurer; Martin Van Buren for the ceremony, including pil- The government has already Smock, vice president; Noel J. grims from Africa, the Philip- Mex.; two sons, M. Ray William- erty, the board, on the recom- «w low. NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - issumed wide powers under the .arraud, secretary; Anna W. pines and Japan. Actlonl TlW'i what The Register son of Hazlet, and Norman K. mendation of its architect, chose Sensations of the day included Wholesale egg offerings moder- clasallled adi have been lotting (or itate of emergency proclaimed Van Note, assistant treasurer, Williamson, at home, and three the Johnson and Claridge tracts. Polaroid, heavily traded and up Cardinal Marella was the first ate. Demand improved yester- tlielr artvertliera (or over three-quar- /esterday for most cities and and William E. Holloman, assist- ten of a century.—Advertisement. grandchildren. The architect informed the ioy2, Texas Instruments up 9%, :o receive his galero. • day. lowns, including the right to ar-ant secretary. ' board than either piece alone General Time up &%, Motorola The ^reat basilica was hushed New York spot quotations fol rest anyone in the interest of would not be suitable for a up 8'4, Litton industries up 4% Counsel for the association Is for the solemn words of the pon-low: public safety. The regulations school site. and Zenith up 5. Parsons, Labrecque, Canzor.a tiff. Includes Midwestern The board then authorized Of 1,204 issues traded, 401 adinclude provision for bans on theand Blair, with Frederick E. But when Bishop Laurian Ru- MAKING LOANS Mixed Colors — Extras (48-5 Svcrre Sorensoh, board attorney vanced and 536 declined. New two chief weapons used so farLombard representing the firm gambwa of Tanganyika ap by Negro leaders in their cam- lbs.) 37V4-39; extras medium 35- to take options on the two tracts. 1960 highs totaled 40 and new as closing attorney in charge of proached the papal throne, ap- 37; standards large 34'/ -36; paign against the government- its branch office, which is located plause broke out for the first 2 The statement points out that lows 55. checks 30-32. MAKING FRIEN )S the board subsequently learned Volume was 2,450,000 shares work stoppages and demOnstra in the association's building at Negro cardinal. tions. Whites — Extras (48-50 lbs. of a tract in Highlands and is incompared with 2,320,000 Tuesday. 10 Broad St. The six-foot, 47-year-old Afri- 38-41; extras medium 37-39. With South Africa's 10 million The institution now has assets the process of investigating its Nine of the 15 most active can prelate, whose diocese Browns — Extras (48-50 lbs. USINESS Negroes forming the hard core of over $9,600,000, and has paid ...THAT'S OUR I suitability and availability. stocks advanced, three declined spreads for 4,000 square miles 41-43. of the nation's labor force, the dividends without interruption It also notes that planning had and three were unchanged. on the shore of Lake Victoria, Includes Nearby Making instalment cash loans, of course, is a spe- reached a stage where the schoo emergency regulations make it since 1887. knelt humbly before the pope Yesterday's closing stocks: Whites — Top quality (48-50 cialty at HFC. But with every loan we try to was being planned with an actual CF Inil IS lint Tcl&Tcl 3B"i an offense to organize a work with his head bowed. He was • ~ 25"i I I-T-E CM nrk ao stoppage or for anyone to stay 4W6: mediums 4(M2; sma S make a new friend—by being helpful, by providing site in mind and that the board Air Heiluc . | Johna Man Sen Ike Uphold the next to last to receive the »»£ " wants to be careful "not to per- in I Jones & I, away from his job with the in- the fastest possible service, by handling your ac- A»tg I.lid Browns — Top quality (48-50 mit details to become stumbling «'4 I Joy iltt tention to cause "general dis- On Insurance Plan count with consideration and understanding all Allied Ch 4HS. | Kaiser Al "he actual ceremony lasted lbs.) 43-45; mediums 40-42; blocks in gaining of its final ob- Allied Str» M\ I Kenuccotl ocation or disable any industry AMI* dial WASHINGTON (AP)-Republi only seven minutes. smalls 35-36. ; along the line. Please drop in or phone. jective, the school." Alcoa IM Kresge, 85 or undertaking." Then the new cardinals em- Am Airllii 19 I Lf111 |li CAN cans heading into a committee ,lm II rk Sli J5'i j Lch Port C discussion of government-paid braced their older colleagues of Coin MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS Am Can 4II'» | Leh V.il Incl NO HOPE ON N. Y. TAX Vow Gel Am Cyan MM, | Leh Val RK health insurance for retired per- the Sacred College. Wcalher it 12 6 • Am lliFdy ""' LOK Class | pay mil paymlt Paywitt permit Am Motors ALBANY, N. Y. (AP) - Non sons predicted today President yo£ get mare France Lifts Lib JlcN'.L Cloudy, breezy and mild to- 518.15 Am Smelt M residents who earn money in New Eisenhower's objections to such $100 5 6.97 5 9.75 Am SKI NIXON GETS A VOTE day with rain ending by after- 13 Lukeui Stl « 200 13.93 19.50 3631 Am Tel*Tel «B«i Mack Trk York state tonight virtually lost a plan would be upheld. Am Tob 41 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Repub- noon. Highest in the 50i. than money 300 516,77 20.90 29.25 54.46 Flight Ban 105'i Martin Co 38 their bid for tax relief in the The House Ways and Means Am Viscose Merck lican Vice President Richard M. Cloudy and cooler tonight. Low- 400 21.94 27.47 38.59 72.14 Amp Inc 80' state. Committee scheduled today its Anaconda i! Metro a. M. 29! Nixon received only one vote yes- est near 40. Friday partly 500 26.77 33.69 47.62 89.53 Arnica fit! so Mo Pac A 40 Assembly Speaker Joseph F. first formal, although tentative from HFC For Khrushy Uonter On 27? terday as 247 AFL-CIO leaders cloudy with highest around the Houitkold't thm%t is 2Wfe p€T month en baU Armour & Co Mont Ward Carlino said he saw no hope for discussion of the hotly contested Arm»t Ck 45', expressed their presidential 50-degree level. ancuofS3O0orltsiandyioJ lfcptr month ott PARIS (AP)-France lifted a AIM Oil Nat Blsc 51', saving Gov. Rockfeller's tax-re- plan. Even so, its merits are ban on flights near her atomii Alchlson Nat Dairy 50' choices in an informal straw bal- Block Island to Cape May: thalparloJdubalaiuiiitixuueJtJOOlotSOO. Atl Kelln Nat Distil! 30 !| lief bill. not officially before the commit- lot. test ground in the Sahara today Avco Corp Nut Gyps 57 Small craft warnings are dis- Special Service to Armed Forces Penonnel Nat Steel 73 The Senate Majority leader tee, just the question whether Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- played. Southerly winds 20 to a few hours before Soviet Babcock i w :is NY Central Walter J. Mahoney, already had to discuss it among other pro- Premier Nikita Khrushchev was BaM I.lina 15'i Nla M Pw 31 1 Minn) was given 170 votes, Adlai occasionally 30 knoti shifting Rait * Oh 38 No Am Av called it "dead as a. door-nail oosed changes in the Social Se- due back in Paris for a fina' "it E. Stevenson 30 and Sen. John F. to westerly 15-25 knots this af- Hayuk Clj 38 Nor Pac in his house. curity law. OUSEHOLD FINANCE round of talks with Presidenl Hendli Av 6S'J Nwrt Alrlln 19! Kennedy (D-Mass), Humphrey's ternoon and northwest 15-25 Heth Strrl Ohio Oil 31 Charles de Gaulle. Hoeing Air Ollvtr CJI 15 opponent in the Tuesday primary knots tonight. Northwest winds Ilordcn I Olllb Mar in Wisconsin, rin third with 28. The flight ban, necessary pre Horg Warn I Owens 111 Gl :n07*, 15-23 knots gradually diminish- ASBURY PARK Buckeye PI 1 Pan A W Air 17 Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo) ing Friday. Rain ending this lude to France's second atomi Bucy Erie I Parxm Pirt « 710 Cookman Avenue—PRospecl 5-2500 test explosion, was in effect foi ISurtd Co I Penney, JC 118': had nine votes. afternoon or evening followed s Open Wednesday evenings until !—Closed Saturday; only three hours and /five min Hulova lO'.i i Pa PwALl 35 . by partial clearing tonight and nurl In,I 1S-", i Pa HH 1J'. utes. A spokesman for th Cam. JI 13', I l'l"! Kl 4Ri CALL OF THE GLEN fair Friday. Visibility three MIDDUTOWN French Defense Ministry sai Caler Trac i Phlll Pel IJ! miles down to near zero In rain Celanese I Pit Steel 111 Gray, like most other <•-'• Middletown Shopping Center Chei * Oh there had been no test blast, bu Pui> Sv £40 3S lighter this spring, is particu- and fog Improving to 10 miles 1107 Highway #35—OSborne 1-1400 Chryjler I PuMIck Ind 10' I by tonight and Friday. he would not clarify whether on Cities svr 43'i„ I Pullman fl9 larly favored in glen plaids. Opm Thursday t Friday evenings until 7—Gosed Saturdays had been planned and cancc1e< Cold Palm 37', | Pure Oil Colum Oai lfl'b I KCA or whether the aircraft warnin Coml fiolv 16't ! Reading Co was only a practice alert. Con Ed In 63 I Repuh Stl Com Pan lleyn Met Com Hot ID Rey Tiih A French atomic explosio Corn Pd Hob Kulton . . r while Khrushchev was still o Crown Zell St Jos [.end M'4 French soil would certainly havi Crue Stl El Tteg P»n 43 CurtlBj Wr Pears Roeb fill'i angered the Soviet leader an D'l * Hurt Shell Oil would have heightened the chill l'el l.*\v Slnclnir Doug Alrc 33'i I Smltli. AO at his talks with De Gaulle to- Dow Chem SB89\ | Socony SHIP AHOY BEACH CLUB r>u Pont 22B | Ron Pac morrow and Saturday. The atDuo- , t.t 2:S Sou ny mosphere will probably be chilly East Km] llM'j I Sperry Rd End John 32"; I Sid Hrind enough as a result of Khruslv Erie Ml IO\ I 8td Oil Cal chev"s repeated public criticism Klreslone .IS | Bid Oil N 3 Ford Mot 71'. I Slud Pack of West Germany, with which Ofn Accept 17S | Texaco has closely allied Oen Cigar Jl'i | Tex o Prod De Gaulle den Cynara 43'; / Textron France. Gen Eire 8!>S Tldewat Oil flen F
BROAD STREET 5v fo serve you in SHREWSBURY Gold with Olive wltk WMfmHh EATONTOWN PHONE SH 7-5555 olive lining gold lining wMta lining Monmouth Shopping Center 30 MONMOUTH ST. BONO'S Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown Circle, Eatontown MIODLETOWN RED BAM Route 35 and PHONE SH 7-2222 OPEN: Mon., Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9:30 P. M. Tu.cs. & Sat. 'HI 6:00 P. M Middlefown Rd. - f* r -» •.- s? ijEMTET.CMD PARTY Leonardo ,.. •-:, RED BANK REGISTER J&jmC March 31, 10gp-SJ NEW MONMOUTH ^Mony Cancer ResearcKer Says A family party was given for die Institute, Hightstown, willjbe'and Mrs. William Meyer, Hamfl- Now is The Tithe night, April 18/tbere'viinw an the sixth birthday of Jack Hil- Easter card party at St. Mary's shown at the next meeting. Host- ton' Ave., celebrated her 11th bert, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Jick esses were Mr. Robert Search birthday. Sunday.^Guests were Catholic School auditorium. There HiJbert, Tiench Ave,, Sunday, Workers 'Dangerously Exposed' will be refreshments and prizes and Mrs, Mamie Myers. Charles Miller, Gene Myers, Jan- For free Planting March 27, Attending were Mr. Cheryl Meyer, daughter of Mr. et Pulaski and Gail Scott LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A for the prettiest Easter bonnets. and Mrs. John Birger and son, cancer researcher charges many New Shrewsbury There will be 100 tables. Mrs. FREEHOLD — March and ear- gers home grounds specialist. John, East Keansburg; Mr. and U.S. workers are being "danger- Mr. and Mrs. William Sutter, Gaynor Conlon is chairman with ly April is the time of year for Where it is necessary to move Riveredge Rd., returned this Mrs. John Gannon and son, John, transplanting thin-barked trees ously exposed" to cancer-caus- a committee consisting of Mrs. wild trees, cut the roots with a week after two weeks in Pureto John Bouton, Mrs. John Gough, Monmouth Beach; Mr. and Mrs. like dogwood, birch, beech, Jap- ing chemicals and that some in- Joseph Pedrosa nad sons., spade at the desired ball diame- dustries are withholding the facts. Rico. While there they visited Mrs. Robert Ballweg, Mrs. John anese maple, red maple, sugar ter, then move the tree the fol- San Juan, Maglquez, Ponce, and Keith and Joseph, Newark; Mrs. maple, sweet gum, elm, magnol- Dr. Wilhelm C. Hueper of the F. Leach, Mrs. J. A. Poss, Mrs, lowing spring. This root-pruning LaPagara, and spent a week-end Gertrude Hilbert, Sharon and ia and tuliptree. National Cancer Institute as- Alex Craig, Mrs. R. J. Martin, will encourage fibrous roots on at St. Thomas in the Virgin Is Mrs. Vincent Meehan, Mrs. John Karen Hilbert. The thin bark is easily damaged serted some companies don't re- the outside of the ball. Decker, Mrs. Gerard Reilly, Mrs. during the first winter if such port how many workers may lands. Plant these deciduous trees Robert Ward, Mrs. Paul Naugh- Beverlee-Jo Holcombe, daugh- trees are moved in autumn. have developed cancers, or pub- about an inch deeper than they ton, Mrs. Ted Gullman, Mrs. ter of Mr, and Mrs. John Hol- ...and not even know it! Dig the trees with a ball of soil lish their experimental findings Thirty couples attended a din stood in the nursery. A mixture about risks. ner dance at Crystal Brook Inn Jean Ruck, Mrs. John Sprouls, combe, Highland Ave., celebrated It coiti LESS to control Termites than to Ignore them. which is one foot in diameter of two parts soil and one part her fourth birthday Friday with He charged one chemical com- Saturday night sponsored by the Mrs. H. P. O'Shaughnessy, Mrs. It costs you nothing to find out If hidden termites (so-called "flying for each inch of trunk diameter humus placed around the ball Susan and Charles Marks, Gaega ants") are destroying your house foundations, woodwork, etc. pany had threatened him with Community Club. Preceeding the Arthur Thorstensen, Mrs. John advises Donald B. Lacey, Rut- will encourage new roots. The and Charles Bell, Antoinette and PHONE or WRITE now for complete FREE Inspection by B trained legal action if he presented evi- dance Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pa- Teutsch, Mrs. William Rooney, burlap may be left in place and Stephen Baricevich, Mrs. Martin expert. Over 350,000 homes serviced. Our work Is GUARANTEED by dence, which he had" gathered, lumbo, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mrs. Edward Hart, Mrs. Robert will rot in a few months. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Barice- (1) Gruce-Termlnix, (2) E. L. Bruce Co. This Guarantee Is INSURED to a cancer meeting in 1929. Bentz of this place and Mr. andHartung, Mrs. William Kelly, ' by Sun Insurance Office Ltd. Wait until the tree has been vich, Mrs. William Senn and Mrs. Command Dr. Hueper further asserted Mrs. John Russell of Monmouth Mrs. John A. McGowen and Mrs. established about a year before 1 Florence Miller. pressure was brought much laterBeach entertained at. cocktai John O'Keefe. NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES GRAVELY adding fertilizer. By this time parties. Prizes were awarded to ... (or Infeittd arid non-lnfatted house* - old homes, new homes and there will be enough new roots which blocked his promotion in Mrs. Alfred Dickson was in housts under construction. Ask us for details about our $5,000 damage Power! government service because, he Dr. Cal Caligore of Clifton, Mrs SNAKES ALIVE! charge of the Women's Mission- guaranteed protection on qualified buildings and contents — only small to absorb the fertilizer. Frank Croha of Rumson, Mrs annual cost. EXPERT REPAIR OF TERMITE DAMAGE. Descriptive (older on request Water the tree thoroughly about said, he had spoken out about PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP> — Mrs.ary Society meeting last week in possible dangers in materials ad- James Sanders of Shrewsbury Thomas Hamrick called the sher- the Baptist Church. The theme once every week or 10 days dur- and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bentz Termites? ing dry weather the first sum- ded to foods. iff's department for assistance in was "Congo Calling." Others In b]unt terms, the 65-year-old and, Mrs. Hal Sherman of New cleaning out her washing ma- having a part in the program [TERHJNIX*) in Termite Control mer, Mr. Lacey cautions. Shrewsbury, call... You can get a free copy of scientist, long known for studies chine. were Mrs. "Edna McCandless, Leaflet 246, "How to Transplant about possible cancer agents to She was preparing to dump in Mrs. William Megill, Mrs. Rich- BRUCE-TERMINIX SERVICE CORP., sstMn.it.Eui omit, N.J. which humans are exposed in The Parent-Teacher Associa- ard Young, Mrs. Donald Wagner Trees and Shrubs," by writing a load of clothes when she dis- East Onwtes OB 4-1683 to Marvin A. Clark, county ag- their environment, made the ac-tion's annual spring fashion show covered a 2-foot long diamond- and Mrs. James Greeley. Slides In Red Bank cusations in speaking to a sci- and card party will be held F In Aibury Parki PR 9-0111 SH 1-4344 ricultural agent, 20 Court St., back rattlesnake in the machine. on the house party in the Ped- Plow DEEP Freehold. ence writers' seminar sponsored day at Crystal Brook Inn at 8:30 by the American Cancer Socie- p.m. Fashions by Mustillo's and fM Tin Bart Sfton 0*1 «MW h color Swdiyt. NBC-TV-UM Pal Boom Cfw Showroom wwkly, ABC-TV. Mr CoDJUionlni-temperttunt midt to order—for ill-wtiuni tomloit ty- Barda's of Red Bank will be EASY STORK SHOWER Other scientists on a panel shown. Modeling will be done by Milton Hughes, principal of thi BELFORD — Mrs. Richard with him disagreed about the QUICK-CHANGE and degree of some dangers, and the Sycamore School; Erling Clau McArthur, Summer Ave., was sen, principal of the Swimming Power Cultivate! hostess for Mrs. John Anderson, risks he associated with some specific chemicals. River School; Mrs. Thomas Hen Command Gravely Power to lighten Leonardo, at a stork shower esy, Mrs. Johanna Johnson, Mrs, last week. Attending were Mrs, But they agreed there are^dif- your lawn and garden chores! One ficult problems in determining Henry Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Nel- Tractor—30 Tools! / George Green, Mrs. Samuel son Colman, Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mrs. Archie Spears, Mrs. whether chemicals added to food, or used in products or in indus- George Welch and Mrs. Philip • All-Gear Drive Joseph McNee, Mrs. Joseph Hartung, Jr. Starnick, Mrs. Alferd Fehn, Mrs. try, are potentially or actually • Power Reverse Mary Dunne, Mrs. Bernard Daus, harmful to man. They agreed the Mrs. Vincent Rubino, Mrs. Envknown risks must be countered, The Northside Engine Com • 30 Tools ma 1 and careful search made to spot pany will conduct its monthly King. new ones. paper drive in the northern part More for Your Money! "Our environment changes of the borough Sunday morning. ASK FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION every day," with new products Residents are requested to leave coming on the market, and new There just Isn't any car that does better by your GRAVELY NEW JERSEY, Inc. A beautiful cross between a tied bundles at the curb. chemicals introduced into food dollars than this new Chevrolet. Look at all thes» U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 9 bulky sweater and a short coat has blossomed for Spring. In lots and water, said Dr. Phillippe Local schools will be on half YOU CANT BUY ANY CAR FOR , fine features—worth a bundle of money more to RFD 4, BOX 5 of varied knits, colors and prices Shubik, Cancer co-ordinator and day schedules from April 4 to 8 you—that just can't be found in any other car FREEHOLD, N. J. — this knit topper style is sure assistant professor of surgery at for parent-teacher conferences near Chevy't size and price t Phone: HOpMns 2-0743 to turn out to be a very popular Chicago Medical School which will be held In the after- LESS UNLESS ITS A LOT LESS CAR WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL style. noons. Lincroft 1 MORE ROAD AND RAMP Z MORE USEABLE TRUNK 6 FULL COIL CUSHIONING 4 WIDER SEATING. Chevy The next meeting of the Lin- Members of the eighth grades CLEARANCE Straddle rough SPACE Up to a thumping Nobody's come up with a gives you up to 3.1 inches croft-Everett Civic Association of the Tlnton Falls School took •pots with space ,to epare, 22.5% more, in fact! And suspension yet that can out- more hip room, front and will be held Tuesday, April 26, their .annual trip to Washington thanks to Chevrolet's greater this is space you can get at gentle Full Coil cushioning. rear, than any other full- New Furniture Sale! and a nomination committee will last Friday. They left the school road clearance. And more from either side or the rear. A resilient coil spring at sized car in its field. As for draw up a slate of officers for by bus at 6 a.m. and returned generous ramp angles, front The loading is easier than every wheel helps blot out foot room, Chevy will please MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET the coming year. at 11 p.m. While {here they and rear, give you the go- ever, too, with a lower sill road shocks far more effec- you right down to your toes 5-pc. Bassett—Triple Dresser and Mirror, Chest on Chest, visited the White House, Capitol, ahead on steep driveways. and a higher opening lid.. tively than leaf springs. with the smallest transmis- Twin Poster Beds, Night Table. Mrs. Joan Hall of Arlington, Smithsonian Institute, Lincoln sion tunnel in its field. $ Va., spent the week-end with Mr. and Jefferson Memorials and Washington Monument, and saw 398 and Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Manor 0 HIGHER ENTRANCE 6 WIDEST CHOICE OF 7 MORE "EXTRAS" AT Pkwy. the changing of the guard at HEIGHT Chevrolet makes its POWER TEAMS You can NO EXTRA COST Vent win- COUCH AND MATCHING CHAIR Arlington Cemetary. Faculty comfort a cinch to sink into, choose from seven vigorous dows you open with a crank French Provincial—Foam Rubber Cushions The Ladies' Aid Society of the members that accomoanied them with as mucli as 3.1 inches of engines and live silk-smooth . . . foam cushioning in the $ Presbyterian Church will meet were Mrs. Elizabeth Conover, extra entrance height. And transmissions—24 combina- front seat of every model... 298 Thursday, April 7, at 8 p. m. in Mrs. James Pickering, Mrs. once you're in, you enjoy all tions in all. Nobody any- we could go on and on. But $ the church hall. Hostesses will William Keeler and John Isac- the craftsmanship of Body by where gives you so many why spoil the surprise wait- Boston Rockers 30 be Mrs. Ruth Bluhm and Mrs.son. Fisher. power teams to choose from! ing for you at your dealer's? Ann Burton. $ $ A branch of the Great Books Reclining Chairs 110- 120 Week-end visitors of Mr. and Foundation was formed recently Mrs. Alfred Folsom of Westward at the home of Mr. and Mrs. INTERNATIONAL SECTIONAL $?QQ Dr., were Capt. and Mrs. George Max Klein, 257 Riveredge Rd. Water and daughter, Joyce, Mor-A reading and discussion of the 3-pc—Foam Rubber. (Floor Sample) JhrM ristown, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Thur- Declaration of Independence took OCCASIONAL PLATFORM ROCKERS Iow Harris and Mrs. George Bo- olace. The group will meet on hen, Union Beach, and Mrs. Her-the second Mondav of each $ $ man Jones and Mr. and Mrs.-Al- month at the Klein home. 59- 80 fred Folsom, Jr., Keyport. Members are Mr. and Mrs 81" INTERNATIONAL SOFA Alfred Folsom, Sr. who has Lloyd Pescoe, Mrs. Philip Bailly, Been a patient in Fort Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benson, Foam Rubber $125 Hospital since March 6, is im- Mrs, Carl Bannwart, Mrs. proving. Thomas Ruzicka, Norman This it the Impala i-Door Sedan BOX SPRING Chacek, Hank Pike, Mr. and Knight of Rest Mattress and Matching Mr. and Mrs. George Cotton of Mrs. Lester Scheier, Mr. and $ $ Westminster, Mass., are visiting Mrs, Alden Hammond, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toop, Mrs. Robert Multer, Mrs. Paul Drive it—Wsfun-tastic! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery, favorable deals! 60« 100 Phalanx Rd. C. Knauff, Mrs. Richard Zeldin, and Mrs. Nancy Wood. ALBERT BURDGE & SON An interclub meeting of the 24 CLAY ST., RED BANK, N. J. Lincroft-Holmdel and Red Bank Roses are easy to grow. There CffiGLT~CHEWIOLCT COMPANY ~~~ Next to Stelnbach's Parking Lot Kiwanis Clubs was held in Lin- are popular varieties thriving in Hours croft Inn. Earl Henschel, Middle- every state of the Union, includ- 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHadyside 1-3130 2 1-5 — Wednesday and I town, an official of the Heel and ing Alaska. Toe Sports Car Club, gave a talk on sports cars and the annual \ rally. The Lincroft-Holmdel Club is planning to hold a sports car rally. A program has been dis- Sing your way cussed to have all pets in the Lincroft area Inoculated against rabies, with no charge to the own- thru Showers - ers. The club also will put a bulletin board, with coming events of the community, in front of the Village market. The semi- annual dance will be held in Slim and elegant, IN A COAT THAT McGuire's Grove May 14. Frank Ashworth and Robert Kerekesh continental mood Stetson. IS CRAVANETTE are co-chairmen. Charles Toop of Phalanx Rd., Narrower center crease, • president of the Middletown TREATED AT... Chamber of Commerce, attended the New Jersey State Chamber of bound-edge brim, side bow. Commerce conference last Friday in the Prudential Building in New- ark. The main discussion was so- Fully lined. Black, cialized medicine and the effect it would have on the taxepayers. black-olive, granite, 11.95. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daverio and sons of Middletown-Llncroft Rd. have 'returned from Sara- English styled umbrella, sota, Fla., where they spent sev- eral months. Daniel Daverio of Newman Springs Rd. is now va- rapier slim, of 100% nylon, cationing there, 1 Mrs. John B. Johnson of Lindy with British-made handle. La. entertained at a tea given in honor of Mrs. E. H. Thomp- son, who has just moved into Slip-.on case. Black, 12.95. the area from Roselle, Guests were Mrs. C. Hobson, Mrs. J. Blucher wing-tip whippet CRAVANETTE—best known of all Jenkins, Mrs. Robert Jackson, Mrs. Lawrence Kuhm, Mrs. Wil- gtain and water repellent treatments. fred Mullln, Mrs. Harold Schul- by Wright Arch Preserver. man, Mrs. .Peter Dalton, Mrs. Leon's—oldest and best known of all Frank Bauer, Mrs. David Mer- rill, Mrs. John Dearstyne.Mrs. Black polished calf, 27.95. Cleaning Plants in this area. William CoUJnson, Mrs. Charles Badway, Mrs. John Majeskl, Mrs, Frank Brignola and Mrs. Arthur Gilman of Lincroft, Mrs. I. Mat- thews of Middletown, Mrs. Don- ald Rowland of Shrewsbury and Mrs. M. Delano of Fair Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toop LEON'S have received word from their SINCE 1912 son, William Toop, who has been in Wellington, New Zealand, with the U. S. Navy Antarctic Expe- BROAD AND FRONT STREETS dition, Operation Deep Freeze. RED BANK, N.J,.» SH 1-5300 They expect'him home in May. Girl Scout Troop 239 made a tour of the Crato Beverage Co., Red Bank, last week. I6476 WHITE ST.' RED BANK Free Pick-UALWAYp andS DeliverAMPLEy FREE PARKINGSH 7.2800 WHEN MISERY DOESN'T LOVE COMPANY JIM BISHOP: M. Reporter «-tt Broid Street, Red Bank, N. J. State Highway IS, Mldffletom, N. J. Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay Last year I decided to add a few feet onto my THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1951 office in the back of the house. The architect said it would cost $5,000. Too much. So I built a living room 1AMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Burineu Manager instead. This came to $20,000, and now my daughter W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager takes baloney skin sandwiches to school. She says she's Member of the Associated Press Thi AlK>c!«»d fre»i u untied •zci\mveiy to tut u» tor ripubllciUon 61 all tiu locu »»•»• too weak to carry them, but that's a d ID thl» n»«j>»j>«r u w«U u Ul AP n«wi ilipitclm._^_ surly exaggeration., Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation It's a nice room. It sits 15 feet in Th« R»
U%\i\tt\n% New Subtracting in a soft, multi-plaid wool 'GEB PORTABLE DESK MODEL EVER BEEN accenting the new long jacket ADDING MACHINE Temperance Federation Egg Quality A with ONE-STROKE CLEARANCE Has Banquet in Bar TORONTO (AP) — The Ontar- Calls For io Temperance Federation's an- nual convention ended Tuesday with a banquet in the bar of aFast Cooling local hotel. The bar was closed during the FREEHOLD — Maintaining egg banquet. quality calls for rapid cooling to After eating, the 330 delegates 60 degrees with cooling and stor- moved into another room for age under relatively high humid Only speeches and farewells, and theity. bar reopened. Baskets of eggs can be cooled As smartly high-fashion as V Simple as Dialing a Phone • 1 ^k * ' to within five degrees of air tem- fUU met QUEEN MOTHER ILL perature in about four hours at any suit from Paris. V Subtracts as Well as Adds • HI an air velocity of about 85 feet V Every Inch a Man's Machine ONE YEAR GUARANTEE LONDON (AP) — Queen Moth- a minute. W, C. Krueger, exten- „ AB wonderfully versatile er Elizabeth, who came down sion agricultural engineer at Rut- with influenza two days ago, wasgers University, offers this infor as a city-country suit Established SHadyside advised by her doctors to remain mation. should be. Beautifully indoors again today. He goes on to say that a fan's 1884 1-0001 The queen mother, who is 59,rating in cubic feet per minute tailored with long-jacket canceled an engagement to atca- n be found in a fan catalog 17 BROAD ST. RED BANK tend an art show tonight at theWhen the cross sectional area o lines in a fine wool. Tate National Gallery. the duct through which air Is blown and the area of the bas Mint, Beige multi-plaid. kets are known, the feet per min- Sizes 10 to 20. ute rate can be easily determined To get the most good out of the moving air, it's best to use cross- EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS wise baffles so the cooling draft will pass through the eggs rather than over them. Richard O. Rice, associate ag- ricultural agent, notes that poul- trymen in California have found that egg quality Is maintained if eggs are cooled to 60 degrees Slipcover Event! within eight to 10 hours after gathering. Cheap quality insurance for eggs is the cost of running me chanical refrigeration machinery in the engineer's opinion. It takes'about one-third of a kilo- SOFA & CHAIR watt hour—cost, one cent—to cool a case of eggs from 90 to 60 de- FABRICS FOR EVERY DECOR! 100 PATTERNS TO grees. CHOOSE FROM. Featuring 8 beautiful colors of HEAVY IMPORTED LINEN. All vat dyed, pre-shruiik and guar- anteed washable. Agent Tells How to Fight •k ALL SETS OVERLOOKED * HEAVY DUTY ZIPPERS * CORDED SEAMS Clover Mite FREEHOLD — The first warm sunny days of spring usually bring out a familiar pest, the tiny red clover mite. Crawling from their hiding places in search of food, the mites get into a home or office 50 through cracks and crevices. This is easy for them to do because they are smaller than a pinhead. 64 The mites feed only on grass and perhaps on trees and shrubs. Regularly 94.50 Even though they do not bite people, they can. be a nuisance by leaving blood-red stains wherever they are crushed. County agent Marvin A. Clark WMMWIMIWIHMIMIHIIIMUHI advises that the problem is main- ly one of prevention. Mlntes usu- From Our READY-MADE DEPT. ally move in from the south or OUR WORKROOM sunny side of the building, and so removal of the grass close Bedroom Ensembles to the building foundation may WILL MAKE YOUR help. Also, a foundation planting "Originals" by Grosby discourages them. Another step in control is to A NEW correlated group of BED- create a barrier by spraying or dusting a strip eight to 10 feet SPREADS, COVERLETS and DUST wide around the building. Use RUFFLES with matching pinch diazinon, malathion, or a miti- DRAPERIES cide, mixed according to label di- pleated CAFE CURTAINS. 36 dif- rections. If you want more information erent correlations . . . AH' new! about controlling this pest, write All exciting! All Grosby originals! to the county agricultural agents, $100 $ 20 Court St., Freehold, and ask BEDSPREADS , 22.50 Per Pair Per Pair for Leaflet 225, "Clover Mites." Unlined Lined COVERLETS , 17.98 1 2 BEHAN SERIOUSLY ILL DUST RUFFLES 7.98 LONDON (AP) - A friend of -AND HERE'S YOUR Brendan Behan says the 38-year- PERFECT SUIT BLOUSE Matching Pinch-Pleated Shorties—5.98 DRAW DRAPERIES INCLUDED old Irish playwright and novelist Is seriously ill with diabetes. TO WEAR WITH IT Behan is known for his prodig- MIMMMMIMIHMMHWMMMHW ious drinking sprees as well as his literary and dramatic efforts. bowed and beautiful OPEN An artist friend, Joe McGill, said "his doctors have warned in Dacron* polyester crepe Wed. and Fri. him that he may have less than that looks like silk, Nights 'til 9 a year to live. DECORATIVE "He has been in an intermit- tent diabetic coma for the last CT98 i. CORDUROY five days." White, Beige *-* THROW FDR KIN BUCKS PARTY NEW YORK (AP) — Curtis Roosevelt—grandson of the late CHARGE IT PILLOWS FDR and formerly Curtis "Buz- zie" pall—Is opposing the Demo- with 3 monthly payments I take 6 month* to pay MILL END SHOPS cratic organization slate for elec- No unite cltarga I small unlce chargt OR$ tion as a Democratic national convention delegate in the 19th 137-B BROAD ST. RED BANK Congressional District, Manhat- 3 5 tan. OTHER STORES AT EAST ORANGE, MORRISTOWN, FAIR LAWN BOND'S — MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER • 12 Beautiful ABOLITIONISTS LOSE Colors BOSTON (AP) — Gov. Foster # No affiliation, with any other store on the Jersey shore with similar Furcolo's proposal for a referen- • Square Nofee name. BE SURE, you are in EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOP! dum on the question of abolition Eatontown Circle, Eatontown • Round of capital punishment was turned down Tuesday in the Massachu- OPJEN: Mon., Wed., Thurs. & Frl. 'HI 9:30 P. M. Tues. & Sat. 'HI 6:00 P. M. setts House. Sensational Savings on Children's Clothing for Easter and Everyday at Our Children's Dept
Girls' New Spring BOYS' ETON GIRLS' 7-PC. GIRLS' ACRILAN BOYS' SPORT SUITS 4 OUTFIT COATS GIRL'S DRESSES TOPPERS Fitted and boxy styles • Matching jacket and skirt TWOSOMES • Rayon flannels and wash • Nylons and cottons in spring's newest styles and • Washable • 100% acrilan Wools and wool blends In pebbleen with hat, bag, Fully lined woo! blend able cotton cords with suede • Sizes 3-6x, 7-14. Most wanted colors colors • See our wonderful assortment in sizes jacket with contrasting white shirt and bow tie. pin, gloves, handkerchief. • White, red, aqua Sizes 3-6x, 7-14 rayon slacks. • Sires 2-4 • 4.99 value • 3-for. 7-14 • 9.99 value 3-6x and 7-14 •Comparable value 4.99-5.99. • 7.99 value 10.99 value
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Toys and Juvenile Furniture Dept. Men'.. ••??'' Boys' Department Soft, Cuddly BOYS' WASH « WEAR EASTER HALF SLEEVE BUNNY DRESS • 12 Inches high • Cotton stuffed SHIRTS • Assorted colors • Quarantood waihabla • Permanent collar otays A WONDERFUL GIFT • Sim, j.ia • j,s* value FOR CHILDREN Men's Half Sleeve OF ALL AGES!
Ladies' Dresses Sport Shirts Ladles' Walking Suits a P.rman.nt collar stays Ladies' Spring Coat Ladies' Toppers • Cotton and cuplonl * Sanforized • Assorted % wool • Asserted • Waih 'n w.ar • S.ts • Assorted styles and styles • Slzos S-M-L • 100% peerless fabrics stylo • Solids val. • Crease r.ilit o Regular 1.9S • Cathm.ro and wool blonds fabrlei • Wltf. • Plaids • Tw.ods • Solids • Chock* • Plaids • Solldi • Tweeds selection of colon • Trlmni.d and tailored • Plaids • Slits ••II, • Size i-20 • ll.tt val. 99 • Sim 7.20 • M.S» valuo • Sizes 7.20 • 29.IS val. •-20, 141/2.24 tt Men's Deluxe Half Sleeve 84 Dress Shirts 84 • White • Blue • Tan • Grey 67 57 • Silt sleeves • Single noodle 43 tailoring • 2 back pleated ' yokes • Collar stays • Pearl buttons • Slzss 14Vi-l« 17 9 17 7 5.05-a.gs valuo 4 . . . so rich looking . . . so gay! New Easter Shoes MEN'S LEATHER LITTLE GIRLS' Flower Hats WOMEN'S DRESS A COMPLETE SELECTION OF ALL FLOWER SHOES SHOES Queen Ann Heels HATS AND FLOWER TRIMMED, IMPORTED • Imported from England o Black patent leather • Black p«t«nt leather o Qenulne "Osodyear" welt STRAWS. BIG FLOWERS, LITTLE FLOWERS. a> Navy and bone leathers • Fully leather lined • Swivel strap pumps • Sizes 1*10 • •.»» valuo • Sizes H4 to 12 • 12 to I • 4.7* valuo REG. 5.98 67 VALUE In the Millinery Department THE ONLY DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT Open Dally S Sunday STORE WHERE YOU CAN UNLIMITED CHARGE IT! f
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' il AKI NUW *° mo** y°ur Plont for a wonderful summer... right In your ALL ALUMINUM ALL ALUMINUM 9 WEB own back yard. What fun ... cooking and eating outdoors... CHOOSE YOUR FOLDING CHAIR CHAISE LOUNGE GRILL FROM THESE AND MORE ... AND PRICED RIGHT! 3 83 18" PORTABLE BARBECUE 24" PORTABLE BARBECUE •Motorltt4 Spit • Hood 5-ft. Red Cedar ••ft. Knotty Redwood •Campirablt PrlitM* t«.tt.tt l ALL ALUMINUM • WED. 88 PICNIC TABLE PICNIC TABLE CHAISE LOUNGE 10 WITH 2 BENCHES WITH 2 BENCHES 11" 24" Pertablt. 88 88 Barbecue ' ALL ALUMINUM FOLDING ALL ALUMINUM 6 WEB • AdluiUbl. I T3 16 STACK CHAIR CHAISE LOUNGE 6-ft. Red Cedar Round Red Cedar Terrific Values From Our Plant Department PICNIC TABLE Umbrella Table 88 HOUSE PLANTS PHILODENDRONS ROSEBUSHES SQUARE WITH 4 BENCHES Hundradi to chcM* from. Hundr.dl t* ch.ott Utm, WITH 4 BENCHES Rti. at< b ON A BARK All «ol«r». Rts. 0f« »Mh. WROUGHT IRON .00 88 88 BASKET CHAIR 5-1 • Rtf. l.tt 89 39 2T 19 A A URGE SIZE TOY and CANDY CENTER 8 PLAY GYM RED CEDAR 88^ 88 • 2 Swings • Air Glider . • Trapeze ADIRONDACK 3 4 • Chin Bars • Rings., FAMOUS WALLACE CHAIR ALL ALUMINUM COMPLETE Regular " 1QQ50 Value 48 SCREEN HOUSE 24.95 12 ATLANTICS 1 011 ik. Alt j •• roun j 2 BENCH RED CEDACEDAR M OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. -10 P.M. 99 Shrewsbury Ave. at Rt. 35 • New Shrewsbury SUNDAYS 'TIL 6 P.M. , WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Kiddie Table 4 ^fOi^ti/r^ianiv NEW YORK (AP>-="An>erica jervice, be deplored a The troop will participate in ihi las undergone a "decline in good- which wallows amid surplus foot it Troop Scout show June 4'at Monmouth less," Sen. Gale McGee (D-Wyo.) when most of the world has too Park. Department; p pld the Uni'vereiist Church here. little food." Program Set Forty height Scouts are signec up for one week of summer cami SHREWSBURY — An acUve at Forestburg, N.Y., and 16 fo; spring atad summer schedule was Plans Sale a two-week period. Leaders plan RED BANK — Prawn's, 47 set up for Boy Scout Troop 50 ning to attend are Committee- at a troop committee meeting Broad St., will mark the opening STOP IN TODAY men Peter Oddo and John Vai of its newly enlarged basement Tuesday night in the home of Brunt, Scoutmaster Thomas Dun Fred Messina, Buttonwood Dr. home improvement department lap, and Assistant Scoutmasters with a special sale tomorrow AND SEE WHAT YOU . A board of review will be held Allan Warwick, James Sebastian and Saturday. tonight in preparation ,for the Arnold Bennett, and Charles Las Raymond P. VonGlahn, River ' court of honor and parents' night caro. Plaza, is the department man- slated for Thursday, April 21, in ager. He has been with Prown's SAVE ON AN the auditorium of the Presbyter- Camp information will be giv en to the parents of the particf 16 years. ian Church. Also is an overnight Featured in the department hike in Holmdel April 30. pating Scouts at the April 2 ELECTRIC EYE parents' * night. are aluminum siding, combin- The troop committee will spon- ation doors and windows, jalousie sor a •'card party Wednesday, porch enclosures and Fiberglas 8MM MOVIE CAMERA May 11, in the church house'Ho There have been 14 wedding! awnings. In addition, there are raise funds for the Scout .room. in the White House. railings, bathtub and radiator en- ELECTRIC EYE closures, window shades and Venetian blinds and a complete Soy Goodbye fo Old-Foslrioitet! Clothes Drying,.. line of bamboo curtains,' dra- 35MM MOVIE CAMERA peries and roll-up screens. SAVE TIME and TROUBLE The store was founded in 1925 by Max M. Prown and Julius 8MM MOVIE PROJECTOR 'with an AUTOMATIC DRYER! Cooper and was one of two va- riety stores in Red Bank. Mr. Prown assumed full operation of NEW DEPARTMENT—Red Bank rvlayor George A. Gray performs traditional ribbon- 35MM SLIDE PROJECTOR :he business in 1929. cutting ceremony at opening of a new home improvement department at Prown's, Prown's has free home deliv- 47 Broad St., Red Bank, At left is Raymond P, VonGlahn, department manager. :ry. The store has 36 employees ASK US ABOUT NEW LOW and two large warehouses. With them is Edward A. Straus, general merchandise manager and assistant to Max M. Prown, store owner. The department carries aluminum combination doors and PRICE ON COLOR FILM Women's GOP I windows, jalousies, siding/ and screens. • • J Neighborhood Unit day night at the home of Mrs. Hostesses were Mrs. Bruce Club Elects At Chris Flannery, Farm La. Mrs. Valentine Erb, and Mrs. DORN'S PHOTO SHOP Meeting Dates Set Mrs. Francis Bruce, neighbor- Irving Matthews. Others attend- EATONTOWN — The last Wed- hood chairman, discussed plans ing were Mrs. Herbert Anthony, Everything for the Camera Fan Eatontown nesday of each month was chos- for International Brownie Day in Mrs. Bert Stout, Mrs, George EATONTOWN - Officers for April and Brownie Play Day in Markman, Mrs. Bernard Schreib- 15 WALLACE ST. RED BANK en as the meeting date for the man, Mrs. Robert Hulit, and Mrs. 960-61 of the Women's Repub- May. Activities for the summer SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Neighborhood Association of the day camp were outlined by Mrs. James Nudd. ' lican Club were elected Monday Northern Monmouth Council of Walter Mahns, camp representa- It pays to advertise In Tho Kcgiater, SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 night at the home of Mrs. Holly Girl Scouts at a meeting Tues- tive. -Advertisement. Reynolds, South St. Mrs. Leslie D. Seely was elec- :ed president; Mrs. Claude Me- lone, first vice president; -Miss Elizabeth Higginson, second vice LAWN & GARDEN TIME! president; Mrs. Evangeline Tup- per, third vice president; Mrs. Anson Ransom, fourth vice pres- You'll be glad SPECIAL - FRIDAY & SATURDAY! 10-6-4 dent; Mrs. Warren Sandbach, recording secretary; Mrs. Wes- you planted ley R. Herrlein, corresponding 5-10-5 FERTILIZER-free delivery FERTILIZER secretary, and Mrs. Augustus 1MO Cmnl 1 TO 9 BAGS 10 TO 19 BAGS 20 TO 49 BAGS n yMff own imith, treasurer. DUTCH 50 lbs. 80 lbs, SM liow It drill cMhtl Mrs. Herrlein, outgoing pres- 50 lbs. 9 quIcUy. at laf., low •J.49 1 to S 1 to t Haip«rohif.i. Easy to ident, presented a SO-star flag BASS •p«rat»—i.t dial, press :o the club. 1" V BAGS b.Hm Drrtr dow mil GLADIOLUS Mrs. Myron Kozicky and Mrs. 1.89 1.89 80 lbs. <29 >19 ffteie Feofureif Matthew T. Hughes were wel- 1 2 comed as new members. Mrs. 2 10 to 1* 10 to It • tl.tr Dial Mi 2 ».l*ct comet drying Herrlein reported that Mrs. Anna "BEGONIAS 8BAOA S BAGBAC S tin.) Albertson has moved to Penn- • TMparahm Central and [.79 Mi you .chooM cot. iyivania and Mrs. E. H. Kress, 1.7. 2- no drying hMII ;o Minnesota. $ 20 tto 48 20 to At BAOBA S BAQBAO S (•nor tcMal . Eleven members and one guest • Um trap, MogiMlle ttended the annual federation 1.69 1.6° meeting at Old Orchard Country DAHLIAS 1 2 Club in March. Mrs. Herrlein SAVE 5 AND GET Many Varieties sate was the delegate to the regional FREE! eeting held in Hightstown Tues- Many Colors COIOEN VAUIt day. A Greener Lawn Without Hard Work M-Year Stnlit oflk.lSO'l — SPECIAL! by General Heckle ttoring til V/wW Plans are now In progress for factory Expedil Gnai.il Symbol membership drive on a local GLADIOLUS of Ouolllyl and national level, under the sup- GARDEN rvision of U.S. Sen, Thurston B. BEGONIAS . 20ft Morton, Republican national :hairman. Future plans include DAHLIAS ea. 35 FAMILY® Brand good looks, good wear 4 .95 POTTING 500 Sq. Fr 2.45 1250 Sq. Ft 5.95 SOIL PLAY Brand quick, sturdy lawn Remember when taking care of the lawn was a 59 job nobody wanted? Now fertilizing is actually fun. Vi Peck Bag No mess. No odor. Just pour TURF BUILDER® in the 500 Sq. Ft 3.95 1250 Sq. Ft 8.95 Scotts Spreader, set the dial—and 18" LA WAN FLITE take a walk. So easy that just watch- ing qualifies you to share the credit ROTARY for a greener, thicker, lovelier lawn! More and more folks arc coming to us for advice on improving their You can own this smile MOWER lawns through an easy-to-follow Scotts Program. Come in anytime. when you save with us We'll be glad lo prescribe the correct Program for your lawn. Today, 24 million Americans save for their future .95 Save *5! Scotts Spreader (16.95) plus needs and wants at Insured Savings and Loan 49 Turf Builder (4.75) both only 16.70! 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Johnson and Mrs. Robert Mc- Has Its Opening Night Others in the cast were Cy To Troop Cutcheon of the Mothers Auxi- enlisted in the Coast Guard Re- thia Edwardsen, Dorothy Hus- RED BANK — Boy Scout Troop liary. serve as an electrician's mate- MIDDLETOWN — The tow The converted bam is on band, Mary Lou Faust, Peggy 67 held Parents' Night last week telephone first class. •hip's newest venture, The Wa Chestnut St., east of Rt. 35. Tuthill, David McAneny, Donna in Westminster Hall of Presby TIMELY REMINDER A veteran of two years with the Gloria Clements played oppo- Nordlund and William Lemmon. on Wheel Playhouse, played to terian Church. EL CAJON, Calif. (AP)-Mrs. Navy, he was discharged in 1946 lassite the star, Allen Leatherman. , Acknowledgements in c I u d e d capacity audience of J?5 Robert Turnbull, district scout Elizabeth Worth planned ahead with a fireman's rating. Forson The show opened to a' late George Lane, posters; Mr. and night in its premiere perfonr commissioner, presented the so that her husband wouldn't for- is a switchman with New Jersey curtain. At 8:30 p. m. the audi- Mrs. John Husband, curtain tnce of "The Seven Year Itch. troop charter to John Staple, in- get her birthday. Five days in Bell Telephone Co. ence was greeted by sounds of track; Dorothy Wagner, curtain; stitutional representative. advance she opened his news- hammers and electric drills from F. K. Rodewald, guidance; Vera He will serve as an instructor paper at breakfast to the per- behind the curtain. But by 9 p.Hawley, hairdressihg; Mr. and Raymond Bryan, scoutmaster, in the Reserve. Forson is the son sonals column, where he got the m. the show went on. Mrs. L. Thorns, art work; Robin accepted the charter on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. For- message: "Ronald, _ only five CRIBS! .Donald Keyes played Dr. Bru- Harvey, art display; Sandra of the troop. son, Atlantic Highlands. He is shopping days until' Elizabeth's baker, the over-enthusiastic psy- Jacobs, understudy; Jack Troy, A tenderfoot investiture cere- married and has three children, birthday." chiatrist. construction; Airport Inn, piano; mony was conducted. Invested Thomas, Henry and Alice. Bamberger's, lights, and Hy CARRIAGES! Rain, Fire Siren were George Worthley, Vernon Jacobsen, electrical work. SWADER SWORN —County Clerk J. Russell Woolley Beadle, and Edwin Herr. During a tender scene, spring, Settings and costumes were by swears in Glenn L. Swader, Manasquan Democrat, as Charles Rose, assistant scout- with its unpredictable down- Katy Corio, the director's wife. superintendent of elections and commissioner of regis- master, presented Bernard and STROLLERS! pours, stepped in to drown out Ushers were Doris Hart, Doro- tration as Mrs. Swader holds Bible in Hall of Records John Olsen with first class the Leatherman - Clements dia- thy Wojcik, Pat Tyler, Betty awards. William Duncan and Rus- JUVENILE logue with a thunderous pelting Kirk, Charlotte Miller and Joyesterday, Mr. Swader's appointment to the $5,000 sell Edmunds received star on the open-raftered roof. In^ad- Anne Rothstein. a-year-post is for a five-year term. He replaces the late awards from Mr. Turnbull. FURNITURE! dition, Middletown's fire /siren Hostesses were Dorothy Wag- sounded. ner and Betty Tindall. Harry Republican Jay J. Hatfield. Merit Badges When asked later about the in- Holland and Richard Cole, Duncan and the twb Olsen MECHANICS cident, director William F. Corio house managers; Marge Koenig and a gold and a silver arrow; boys were presented merit badges said the disturbance didn't affect and Anne Egeland, program; Cub Pack Jonathan Backlund, Edward for citizenship. The Olsens also TOYS the actors because "they were so Robin Harvey, program cover, Hayes, David Vaughan, and received the citizenship in the used to rehearsing with all kinds and Doris Jones and Betty Hlnes, Joseph Marcella, silver arrows; community and in the home 123 BROAD ST. of noises, including those during refreshments. Gets Two Joseph Britton, two silver ar- awards. RED BANK the major renovations." The play will run for three rows; Randy Sheets, bear badge; Mr. Turnbull presented Mr. The cast met the audience at more performances—tonight, to- Roger Lewis, gold arrow on bear Bryan with three troop awards: morrow and Saturday. New Boys and Qary Vital, silver arrow on the honor unit award for the EATONTOWN — Two new bob bear. 1959 fall round up; 100 per cent The place to go—-for the brands you know cats were welcomed into Cub Also, Donald Vaughan, William subscription to Boys' Life maga- Competition Pack 52 at Friday night's meet- Cook, and John Hicks, lion badge, zine, and the national camping ing in Memorial School. and Terry Smith, lion badge and award in recognition of the em- NOW... For Your Steven Paquette joined den one gold arrow. phasis on camping and hiking For; Plays activities of the troop. MAYFAIR and Dale Bennett, den three. Mrs. Service stars were presented to Russell Sheets' newly-formd den Leigh Edwardsen, two years and Merit badges were: Is Saturday one conducted the flag cere- Gregory Davis and Mark Margo- Firemanship, safety, pets, dog mony. Randy Sheets, Dennis and lin, one year. A denner's stripe care and forestry to William Dun NAVESINK — The Monmouth Harold Morgan, Richard Parker, was awarded to Edward Hayes, can; firemanship, pioneering and Players will participate in the EXPLODES and Steven Paquette partici- Bernle Deneger, assistant den- music to Russell Edmunds; hik- New Jersey Theater League 1960 pated. ner's stripe. ing, reading and scholarship to We're proud to present an impressive Showcase in Nutley Saturday. Skits were presented by each Refreshments were served by Bernard Olsen; reading, John The showcase is an annual den, using the theme for theden five. Olsen, and home repairs, Richard collection of new, Easter apparel for WITH event at which the three top- month, "My Home State!" Mrs. A charter reorganization meet- Johnson. style and quality-conscious men. Now is an excel- scoring one-act plays, judged in Sheets, gave a general history ing was held Tuesday in the The summer camping program the recent state competitions, of New Jersey; Mrs. Francis Presbyterian Church. at Forestburg was illustrated lent time to choose the newest fashions in the finest are presented again to a newBruce, den two, an early history suits from our peak selection. board of judges. of Tinton Falls; Mrs. Eibert COUPON The Players' entry, "The Ugly Stein, den three, history of Fort SENSATIONAL Duckling," is directed by Mrs. Monmouth; Mrs. James Van Dov- John Hcndry, 579 Branch Ave., er, den four, New Jersey history, •V Little Silver. Mrs. Ralph Keevil, den five his- Thosa in the cast are Mrs. tory of Long Branch, and Mrs Hendry; Mrs. Charles Smith, SAVINGS! Wesley Whalen, den six, pre- COMPANY Dartmouth Rd., and Van Rsente. d a puppet show. Greene, Jr., 44 Hillside PI., both Presents Awards BRAND NEW!' GENUINE PRECISION-BUILT 95 00 Fair Haven; S. E. 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Roberts, pastor of the As- 99 low STAMPS 49 Eliclrlc AS bury Methodist Church, North Subtracter Illuiiratid Long Branch. only $171.00 plut lax The attendance banner will be Alto...Electric Subtracters with coupons below!!! awarded and refreshments will SEE*TRY THEM TODAY and Electric Credit Balance be served at the close of the modelt ]O-Key or Full Keyboard! T1MELY.|§ CLOTHES rally. FREE - 50 - FREE Dacron & Wool Atlantic Highlands Mrs. Anna Van Note, Grand SERPICO'S KING KORN STAMPS Ave., has returned from a week's vacation in Florida. • 101 Monmouth Si, Red Bank With this Coupon and your purchase of any 59 Rosanne Egidio, daughter of SH 7-0485 PORK CHOPS or PORK LOINS Mr. and Mrs. James Egidio, West at1 our regular everyday low price Open Wednesday Highland Ave., recently celebra- Free Parking ed her seventh birthday. Guests Coupon elfectlve through Sal, night, April 2nd and Friday In Red Bank at her party were Nancy Curtis, Limit one coupon per adult family. 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R.B.R Washington. Davidson, a The local Yacht Club will hold Regular SALE native of Olean, N. Y., andits seventh annual dinner dance Saturday night, April 30, in the 1929 graduate of the Naval Molly Pitcher Hotel. Red Bank. Academy, succeeds Rear The outgoing commodore, Joseph Adm. Charjes L, Melson in E. Dender, will be guest of honor. MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK 1.98 1.49 FREE - 50 - FREE June. (AP Wirephofo) Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lyon, Naveslnk River Rd., will hold a KING KORN STAMPS fashion show of clothes from Franklin Simon and Lynch's in With this Coupon and your purchase of any their home May 15 for the bene- 2.98 2.49 HEAD OF LETTUCE fit of the Olympics Regatta to be held here June 20-22. at our regular everyday low price The local American Legion, Coupon effective throush Sal, nltht. April 2n4 Sandy Hook Bay.Post and Aux Unlit one coupon per adult family, R.B.R iliary, celebrated the founding of 3.98 2.79 the national organization at a joint party last night in the post home. The American Legion was founded 41 years ago in Parts. The local Order of the Rainbow 4.98 3.79 FREE - 100 - FREE Girls attended a skating party last night in the Belvedere Arena, Keansburg. KING KORN STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR More than 400 youngsters at- PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE tended a performance of "Sleep- 5.98 4.49 ing Beauty" by the Yates Chil- Coupon effective fhrough Sat, ni,|,|, April tnt dren's Theater of the Old Mill Limit one coupon per adult family. RBR Association, Saturday, in the pub- lic school. The Booster Club spon THE WES OF MARCH.*.m% JUST sored the program. Sale Ends ANOTHER GOOD PAY IMOUR BANKING Rudolph Pitts, West Lincoln Coupons Effective thru Saturday, April 2 Ave., recently received a certlfi Saturday. April 2d WITH S'/o INTEREST ON SAVIM6S. cate of commendation from the Council of Safety Supervisors of the New Jersey Motor Truck As- THE Record store of sociation, for 14 years and 395,000 the Jersey Shore miles of accident free driving. 56 Mr. Pitts drives for Banfield MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL Moving and Storage Co., here. Newman Springs Road, Army Pvt. Patrick Calnndrlel- lo, Center Ave., recently com- 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK pleted the clsht-week finance pro- cedures course nt Ft. Benjamin RED BANK .Harrison, lad. ed w Q9CBSAJBS Um nfiln tflpi* tfcfce Ijy C view of tills, the stylists have cre- RED BANK REGISTER Thnn, ifar*.31,1960^-ti- GE Award The fellowship' covers tuition,[Pelican Award mittee, and the Scout Eelreat Men's ToprCoafs' ated an entirely new type of top- board, room, instructional Committee of the Trenton dio- coating fabric in what are known terial and a travel allowance. cese.' • « For Spring Are Shorter as "suiting weights." Some oi To Teacher Upsala Graduate To Westerfield He is vice president of the Red these fabrics are sleek worsteds, MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP A graduate of Upsala College., TRENTON-Alfred E. Wester- Bank Catholic High School Spring topcoats tor I960 are such as sharkskins; others are At Regional Mr. DeNicola received his mas- field, Jr., 106 Statesir PI., River- Booster Association. short- in length, long on fash- tweeds, cheviots and gabardines. PATROLMAN EXAMINATION ter's degree at Ohio State Uni side Heights, Middletown, has re- Mr. Westerfield is employed by ion, light in weight and heavy All are in the weights customar- RUMSON — Floyd DeNicola, versity. He joined the regional ceived the Pelican Award, the Metropolitan. Life Insurance Co., on pattern. These trends, impart ily used in tailoring regular senior economics and United faculty this year, having taught second highest award in the New York City. He and his wife, a fresh new look to these hand- weight suits. Warm enough to States history instructor at Rum- previously at Hillside High Catholic Church for youth work Susan, have' four children. some and practical garments take the chill out of nippy morn- Applications may be obtained from either the Newark, School. which are designed to brave the ings, they are light enough to son-Fair Haven Regional High and service to the church. Camden or Trenton offices of the New Jersey School, has been awarded a Gen Prior to his high school teach- The presentation was made by ENFORCEMENT LESSON chilly days before summer. be no burden as the day grows eral Electric Fellowship in Eco ing experience, he was an asso- Bishop George W. Ahr of the TRENTON (AP) — Attorney Shorter topcoats -• the new- warmer. Civil Service Department. nomics for teachers of social sci- ciate professor of history at Davis Trenton diocese Sunday. He was General David D. Furman has est vary from 42V4 inches to 41 The first thing that men will ence. and Elkins College. assisted by Rev. William J. conferred with Atlantic County inches in "regular" sizes — offer notice about many of the new He will attend Rensselaer Poly- At Rumson-Fair Haven Region Wrinn, diocesan chaplain of Boy Prosecutor Augustine A. Repetto all the protection needed without topcoats are the patterns. No Examinations will be held Wednesday, April 13, technic Institute, Troy N. Y., this al High School, Mr. DeNicola is Scouts. in ' connection with a series of that cumbersome extra length longer confined to quiet shades the faculty advisor to the Student summer, school officials an- 35 Years gambling raids in Atlantic City. that has proved a source of an- and modest herringbones, the new I960, 8:30 a. m. at Perth Amboy High School. nounced. Council. Furman said at the conclusion noyance to motorists as well as patterns include big bold plaids, In addition to his experience Mr. Westerfield has been, ac- of the meeting Tuesday that he walkers. district checks, houndstooth The program is designed to tive in Boy Scouts and church acquaint teachers of social stud- with student government organ- discussed "policing and enforce- checks and some strong over- izations at Hillside, he sponsored work more than 35 years. He In addition to the classic set- Announced closing date for filing applications- ies with recent developments in ment methods" with the prosecu- in sleeve models and the rag- plaids. debate and forensic activities, the was active in scouting at St. tor. economic analysis and its appli- Raymond's Church, New York lans, there will be an increasing Two of the outstanding mod- cation to current problems con- rifle organization, and a hunter Repetto was not available for April 10. 1960 safety course. City, before moving to Red number of the split-raglans that els in the new Spring topcoats fronting the American economy. Bank as committeeman and comment. look like set-in sleeves at front are the Continentals, aimed for The program will include a WHITE REFRESHES neighborhood commissioner. He and raglan sleeves at the back. wear with those smart dressy course in economic theory, a Lingerie touches — white col- is scoutmaster of Troop 8, St. The spire of Salisbury Cathed- Spring days are apt to be chil- suits, and the Ivies, geared to course in industrial economics, lars, cuffs, trims — add spring James, Red Bank. ral (404 feet) is the highest struc- ly in the morning and quite warm complement the classic natural [t Pays to Advertise in The Register and a "laboratory" course devot- freshness to many styles. He is a member of the Mon ture in England. during the middle of the day. In shoulder outfits. 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You'll see a "garden" of flow- wear. ers grouped into just one cor- of Asbury Park lirst aid squads and fire com- Those interested may visit or BROTHERHOOD AWARD panies, churches and clubs in sage — "plant" this at the open- telephone the Red Cross Chapter NEW YORK (AP) — "The Monmouth County hqve been ing of vour neatest suit — or House, Broad St., any business Devil's Advocate," a novel by sent out by the County Red choose a glittery "mass" of pin A FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION day or by postcard addressed to Morris L. West about a man who Cross Chapter, in co-operation to sparkle at your shoulder or Mrs. James Beattie, a co-chair- is considered for sainthood, is will prove how easy it is to play a with the Monmouth' County Civil at your waistline — select a man of the county Red Cross the winner of the annual "Broth- Defense and Disaster Control Or- jumbo sized domed earring to HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN canteen service. Mrs. Beattie sparkle at your ears. (These are erhood Award" of the National ganization, to recruit persons for says that this is the last op- a mass feeding course to begin being callejl "ear muffs" in the Conference of Christians and portunity in the current year to trade). jJews. Wednesday, April 6, in Red Cross attend such a course, conducted Call PR 5-9300 for full information. Chapter House here. I by the Red Cross instructor, in Choose the longest, slinkiest! There are no restrictions Monmouth County. gloves to travel your arm to! TABLE PADS "to sex or age and applicants for the shortest, most open-sleeved j Beit worKra&ninlp. Cooknian Avc. and Main St. Asbury Park $rs, J. Stewart Farrell, Mid- fashion in your wardrobe. I Made of genuine plastic. All colon, the course need not now be a dletown, co-chairman of Red GLOBE AWNING member of either of the co-oper- Pick a tall-crowned clochf or' Open Daily Till 9 P. J[. •:• Sat, Till 5:30 F. M. Cross canteen service, also will high-riding beret to "high hat", & SHADE CO. ating organizations. There is no assist in making arrangements registration fee or other expense, your most relaxed looking cos- 117 W. Front St. SH 7-3889 for the course. "Can Tommy come out to play?" tume. I Joseph C. Irwin, director of the county CD; Frank L. Wilgus, secretary of that organization, and Everett Rudloff, Red Cross chapter chairman, have joined in an appeal to citizens to take the course to be qualified to assist if there were ever a disaster of great magnitude in the county. The course runs for six consec- utive Wednesdays, from 10 a. m. until noon. The last session will be a mobile demonstration of mass feeding techniques with ac- tual preparation of food on a large scale. Those who complete the course will receive civil defense and Red Cross certificates. The instructor for the course will be Mrs. H. Z. Lecher, nu- tritionist of the Plainfield Chap- On Leave Meat Makes the Meal... and top quality meats are our specialty! Compare the tenderness, the juiciness, the leanness... You will decide for yourself that we feature the finest "simply wonderful" meats in the entire area! "Simply Wonderful" STEAK SALE TENDER SIRLOIN JUICY PORTERHOUSE Robert Talerico RED BANK- Robert Talerico, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tale Ib. Ib. rico of West St., Red Bank, ha just completed a 24 weeks' course in radio and electronics at the • Naval Training Center, Bain- bridge, Md. He enlisted in the 73 79 Navy May 19, 1959, and reported to Bainbridge after completing "Simply Wonderful" .TeCruit training at Great Lakes, .Illinois. After a 15-day leave he •report to Argentia, Newfound- Freshly Ground land. FRESH HAMBURGER All Beef I New Moiunouth "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" Mrs. William Bisgrove was 'in "Simply Wonderful" charge of a panel discussion on EVERYDAY LOW MEAT PRICES ; Christian living at the Araico Hot or SwM Young - Plump - Tender ; Bible Class meeting last week in CODFISH the Baptist Church. The mem- Italian Sausage [b69c 3!4-4 Ib. avg. ib. 39 bers submitted questions which ROASTING CHICKENS were answered by the members STEAKS of the panel, Mrs. William Bar- Fresh Baby Spare Ribs ,b49c nard, Mrs. Thomas Roberts and Freshly Sliced h Mrs. Willard Foster. Mrs. Elmer Tr Baker and Mrs. Malcolm Stan- Bar-B-QueSpare Ribs ,T59c LB. nard were welcomed as new 39c Hl-C DRINK tr members. Hostesses were Mrs, 7 H. Laurence Scott, Jr., Mrs. Rob- CenferCut Pork Chops ,r°79r ert Franklin, Mrs. Michael Weeks and Mrs. Stephen Kascur. BABO CLEANSER _„. aVB 2 FOR 25« A surprise bon voyage party Fresh Pork Butts «'"• lb 45c was held Saturday for William Apple Pies 46c HUNT'S STEWED TOMATOES I: 2 FOR 35 Eileen Cicero, daughter of Mr. 11b. and Mrs. Carmen Cicero, Maple- ALL GRINOS wood Dr., celebrated her seventh can birthday at a party last week Present were Linda Vitalo, Susan Finn, Eileen Mullen, Kathy Ob- MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 59 erdick, Cindy Regis, Mark and FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES FAVORITE DAIRY MONEY-SAVERS Alfonso Cicero. 8 FAVORITE APPETIZER MONEY-SAVERS BIRD'S EYE * «• Breakstone's Cheryl Odell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Odell, celebrated 3 ox. pkg. her 11th birthday Friday with a MEAT PIES CREAM CHEESE 8 group of her friends at a party, HOME-MADE SALADS Present were Susan Perkins, -Edith Greenip, Markiko Horan, Mrs. Paul's Dinners sea ^d, .,- MARGARINE UndenHau, Ib. POTATO Janet Tindall, Geniva LePre, K* thy Neblo, Susan Snyder, Denise COLE SLAW Odell, Barbara Kucmyda, Gin Butter Beef Steaks ^Sf 3 S1 MUENSTER CHEESE Chunk Ib. 19c ger Knappenberger, Margaret MACARONI Ann MacDonald, Patricia Mur ray, Barbara Harvey, Dale Hil ASSORTED SWISS CHEESE ™, *,,.«,„* ,b 59c BOLOGNA Freshly Sliced lb. 69c debrand, Susan Scheaffer, Susan Swartzel and Virginia Metcalfe. FAVORITE DELI MONEY-SAVERS ' VEGETABLES Al M IMPORTED SLICED HAM 99c Mrs. Carmen Cicero visited in Creamed Spinach, Broccoli au Grotin; HORMEL HAM Naydu Franks t 49c Pittsburgh, Pa., over the week Delmonico Potatoes HaYdu lb> CHOPPED HAM end with her husband, who is Seabrook All Meat ~. Ib. 99 Sausage Meat 3 99c Freshly Sliced employed there. Farms YOUR No Waste can FrcshlY sti Boil-a-Bog CHOICE Imported Ham t 99c SUCED HAM WACOLO lb. 99c MYSTERY SECRET ADMIRER 9 oz. pkg. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP)-A Uni- "CRISP-FRESH" FRUITS & VEGETABLES versity of Arizona co-ed told po- SLICED f ROSUTTINI Ib. 99c lice a secret admirer used . a LARGE GREEN BUNCHES novel way to ask for a date. ATLANTIC FOOD CITY She parked her car at a res- Genuine AT SUPERAMA PROVOLONE GHEESE Auricchio 99c taurant, went in for a bite to eat, FRESH BROCCOLI - 19c lb. and when she returned found a SHREWSBURY AVE. AT RT. 35 $130 pair of custom-made roller (Opposite Port MumnoutlD JUICY—EXTRA GOOD FLAVOR skates missing, HARD ROLLS 6 Under the windshield wiper 25 ,or Open Daily 9:30 A. M. • 10 P. M Vi gal. was this note: "I took your FLORIDA ORANGES 79c RAVIOLI IN BRINE each 99C skates. You con pick them up to- SUNDAYS 'TIL 6 P. M. night, you know where. All my MAINE RUSSETS love. Guess Who? Come formal." PEOHTER'S BAGELS nut the coed told officers, she fricti ittMliit thru 8iind«r, April J. Nont ml* to dr»ler». 6(or31c had no idea who the secret ad- . •l|hi It limit. BAKING POTATOES A 39c mirer may be, L bun,. .March 31, 1960 . RED BANK REGISTER later, if they can find the money, in November, when .the steel ^-consumer buying—seems too happy about the victory-vith lots were u_»» „ _. or the credit to do so. strike and its possible aftermaths healthy. Argentina more-campaign funds'and less al elections than for either of the The government's report that colored most thinking. "But many .bankers point out government interference, bis par- Radical groups. , T TODAY'S the cost of living index was at In 1960 the steel jitters have that price rises these days aren't ty could have done better. Balbin in a post-election inter- its peak in February and is still disappeared and the latest poll sparked entirely by monetary in- Has-a New Committee Chairman view was silent o» prospects lot headed that-a-way surprised a show most American families flation, the culprit of early post- As chairman of his party's na- reunion. few consumers. I Business Mirror apparently confident that the war years. Man of Hour tional committee, Balbin stump- Election Remits And a glowing report this week coming months will see good The wage-cost spiral acts inde- ed the country so strenously that by the University of Michigan's He said the election results By SAM DAW SON times, as measured in dollars pendently, at least partially, of BUENOS AIRES (A) — Ri-he broke his right foot in the were a reaction against and "un- Survey Research Center that and cents. monetary inflation. The cost of cardo Balbin, a colorless politi- AP BUSINESS ANALYST three out of four Americans think process. An improvised platform popular economic program," the Their buying urge is stronger living can't be set entirely by cal veteran, is Argentina's new collapsed as he was speaking. belt-tightening austerity Frondizi good times will be around for 12 hour and a likely The consumer seems less sure them to live as they want to, and now both as to automobiles and the policies of the money man man of the Doctors put a cast on the foot launched in December 1958. Bal- how much it may cost them later months more ended on this note: agers. presidential candidate again in than the bankers that the threat new houses and most household and Balbin kept on in his old-bin said the program runs count- on. If it costs them more, or "The only dark point is con- equipment. 1964. of further inflation is a dead duck cerned with inflation." fashioned oratorical style, deliv- er to what Frondizi and his par- seems likely to in the future, In car buying their past fears Balbin's People's Radical Par- right now. At least two-thirds of the fami- ty soundly trounced President ering long sentences that many ty offered in the 1958 presidential price inflation isn't an academic of continuing price rjses is nowName Dinner h The guardians of our 'money question for consumers—no mat- lies questioned expect higher Arturo Frondizi's intransient rad-l"' 's listeners found hard to race. , tempered by the arrival of the icals in the mid-term congres-!"nderstancl- Both Frondizi and economic tend to judge inflation by wheth- ter of statistics and charts—it's prices. compact cars on the scene. The Toastmaster er money is tight or plentiful, just a hard fact of life. Buying Mood sional elections Sunday. I Now 55, Balbin is the father of minister Alvaro Alsogaray have consumer now has more of a said the election results would whether interest rates are ris- Rising Costs How much that colors their ex- choice on how much he can SHREWSBURY - Philip H. Frondizi came out with a small three children,- a longtime foe of fng or falling. Right now money pressed intentions of buying more Meyer, Beechwood Dr., has been majority in the House of Depu- ex-dictator Juan Peron and a jpinot change the economic poiicy. And right now, consumers are spend, if anything. But "in a democracy," said Bal- and credit are easier and many well aware of the rising costs of items big and small this year the named toastmaster of a dinner ties, thanks to holdovers who mer friend of Frondizi. Fingers Crossed bin, "when the people are con- types of interest charges are slip- services that raise the total of center doesn't venture to assay. honoring Mayor Bernard B. were not up for re-election, but Balbin was the old Radical Par ping. their outgo each year. But for trade and industry the Businessmen may be cheered White. the government party's popular ty's presidential candidate and voked to an election to give their So the money managers in Surveys of their buying inten big thing is that they say they by all these good intentions—even The dinner will be April 7 at votes was swamped by votes for Frondizi his running mate in 1951.opinion, this opinion has to be Washington and the bankers tions—that popular horoscope for are in more of a buying mood, if most always keep their fingers 7 p. m. in Shadowbrook. Balbin's forces and the blank bal- Peron beat them soundly. Inter- heard at leasts around the nation see the threat retailers and manufacturers- and not why they are. crossed until good intentions are Mr. Meyer is chairman of the lots cast by adherents of the out-nal differences split the Radicals The economic program "has of another spurt of inflation al- show that consumers think prices The survey taken in the first backed by actual dollars or in- borough Planning Board. Morris law Peronist and Communist par- la 1956. There have been reports brought about a real burden for layed. of many things are likely to go months of this year shows a de-stalment credit. Miller is chairman of the dinner, ties. ' that the two factions might re- the people," Balbin declared, and Consumers have another yard- on rising. That makes today look cided improvement in consumer Bankers are cheered, too, that and Hadley S. King, Sr., is hon- Balbin, - eyes glittering behind unite, for Peronism remains a should be changed to pacify the Stick. 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BY CABRIEK 7c PER" COPY Section Two RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1960 35o PER WEEK Mixed Omelet of Opinion Boat Owners Must Make On Hoffa, Egg Farmers Tough Choice Tomorrow TRENTON (AP) — An esti- WILDWO0D (AP) - A survey Keyport Election mated 150,000 owners of New of chicken farmers has turned Minister's Wife Jersey-based boats over 10 h.p. up a mixed omelet of opinion on Hearing Is Today have a tough choice facing them whether poultry farmers should Wins $3,000 on TV KEYPORT — Eric Groez- tomorrow. join the Teamsters Union. KEYPORT-Mrs. Maurice W. inger, assistant commission- The U.S. Coast Guard starts The survey was made by the Phillips, wife of the pastor of er, state Department of Edu- ts registration system then. Atlantic City Press in the Cape the First Baptist Church here, cation, will conduct a public An owner who wants to run May County poultry belt. was top winner yesterday hearing at 1 o'clock this af- lis boat in tidal waters this It followed resounding accep- morning on the television show ternoon on the Feb. 9 school ipring can go to the local post tance Tuesday by about 1,000 New "The Price Is Right." election. iffice and pay his $3 for a three- Jersey poultry fanners of an of- As a result, she received Joseph F. Mattlce, Asbury ear boating stamp. fer by Teamster president James merchandise prizes totaling Park, attorney for the six- Or he can bide hi* time and R. Hoffa to join his union. A nearly $3,000—and returns to candidate defeated slate con- guess whether the state; Senate committee of farmers was form- the show again today at 11 a. will finally adopt a New Jersey FUTURE ACADEMY —This Is architect's conception of $1,700,000 ichool building to be erected by the Christian testing the election decided ed to study organization. m. m channel 4 for another yesterday not to seek a post- registration system Monday or try. Brothers Academy, Lincroft. Construction of the project! including a 30-room residence for the Chrisfian Broth ponement of the hearing. in the near future. All OK But Hoffa For her estimates of prices Not Much Help A Mayville poultryman, who of items on display, Mrs. Phil- ers and a new Student Union building, starts next month. The Hurley Construction Co., Neptune, is the general con- It is to be conducted in the State officials can't offer much seconded the motion to accept lips received a copper wall tractor. Bernard Kellenyi, Red Bank, is the architect. office of County School help, and they're frankly at sea Hoffa's bid, said "It's a wonder- oven, a two-karat diamond Superintendent Earl B. Gar- about what to do themselves. ful idea." ring, a radio, a complete Eas- rison, Court St., Freehold, Said another farmer: "Every- ter outfit, perfume and pay- rather than in the Hall of Some shore senators say boat- thing is okay but Hoffa." Several ment of her telephone bill for Save $23,000 Academy Unveils $1.7 Million Records building as origin- men want the state system. Some others agreed with him. a year. ally announced. would rather have the Coast Guard enforce the numbering. "I have been told that more She attended the show with On Holmdel The defeated alate con- than 1,000 New Jersey farmers her mother, Mrs. Curl Lawson tends that there were not Salvatore A. Bontempo, state have gone out of the poultry bus- of Brockton, Mass. School Construction Program enough voting machines and Conservation and Economic De- iness in the last year and nothing School Job that there was no Inspection velopment commissioner, told a of the machines prior to the can be worse than the situation LINCROFT — Plans were re- o handle 1,050, and 1,330 when main section of the building. newsman yesterday he will "ex- HOLMDEL — Taxpayers here election. the industry is in at the present vealed today for the construc- the third is completed. Each will contain 10 classrooms. ert every last effort to get some time," said another farmer. ClaridgeFirm received a big break last night One of the main features of bill to authorize us to comply — $23,000 in savings on the cost tion of a $1,700,000 school, broth- The group also hopes to con- ers' residence, and Student Union vert another stable on the prop- the architecture of the building with, the federal Bonner Act." Depression Was Better of the six-classroom addition to is a skylight roof for the cor- If the Coast Guard registers Officers Still the elementary school. house at Christian Brothers Aca- erty to serve as a meeting room, Statewide "During the depression I sold recreation space and rooms for ridor running through the entire boats over 10 h.p. under the Bon- Low bids received by the Board demy here. chickens at 18 cents a pound. the various club activities plan- structure. This will permit class- ner Act, it gets about $500,000 of Education on the project total- Start of construction is slated Last summer they were going ned at the academy. rooms on both sides of the hall- for the three-year permit period Is A Mystery ed $140,589. Add to that figure for the middle of next month Assessment for six cents a pound." on the single-story building hous- The first phase of the build- way to gain light from the cor- from New Jersey. "Hoffa's strongest weapon is a ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — another $23,400 for architect and ridor. legal fees, equipment costs and ing 15 regular and three special ing will be designed in the form Could Lose $425,000 strike," said a dissenting farmer. Despite a report from Edward Brother Bernard, director of Suit Filed contingencies, and the total cost classrooms, library, cafeteria and of a "T," with the stem con- It's almost a crime to think "A strike would'gain us noth J. Patten, secretary of state, the the academy, said plans also FREEHOLD (AP) - The bor- of the project will probably run gymnasium to seat 1,400 people. taining the gymnasium, cafe- the state of New Jersey has to Ing. The southern and western Henry Hudson Regional Board of call for eventual construction of about $23,000 less than the $187,- The Brothers hope to have the teria, science rooms and offices. ough of Point Pleasant Beach lose that income," Bontempo said portions of the United States are Education is still in the dark a student chapel, auditorium and 000 figure estimated by the 68,000-square-foot building finish- Fifteen classrooms and the li- wants to make nearly every mu The State Navigation Bureau not organized into unions. And if over the identity of the princi- brary will occupy the cross sec- possibly more classrooms. nicipality in the state a defen- figures that the numbering pro- pals of the Claridge Corporation. board. ed for the start of classes in a strike was called in New Jer- 1961. tion. An extensive recreation area dant in a Lakewood Township gram would cost only $75,000. to sey, the metropolitan markets The board is seeking the iden- The low bids include the cost ncluding outdoor basketball suit to force 100 per cent property, of a package sewer plant for This is the first of three phases The library will be designed set up and operate, so the state would then take the products tity of the officers in a firm courts, baseball diamonds, soc- assessments throughout Ocean the school. of construction planned to ulti- to be expanded to meet the needs would have a clear profit of from these sections. We would owning approximately seven of the school as the enrolment cer fields and football fields .will County. about $425,000 to improve water- acres of land in Middletown on Eight contractors submitted mately handle 1,330 students. Tar- be worse off than we are now." jet date for the second and third increases. be developed on the 157-acre Donald H. Ward, the borough ways for the boatmen. Some of the farmers said which the board has an option bids for the general construction tract. Work already has begun phase of the work. stages has not been established. counsel, filed a notice of a mo- Peter J". Gannon, state naviga- they'd see what hatched from for a regional school site. Future Plans on construction of two ball fields. The low bid was from Gumina The new residence planned will tion yesterday in Superior Court tion chief, said the Cost Guard Hoffa's proposal before taking According to Mr. Patten, the When added, the second and The Hurley Construction Co. Building and Construction Co., provide 30 rooms for the broth- here. He will argue the motion has told him this: Incorporators of the firm are third stages will be built off the Neptune, is the general contrac sides. New Brunswick, with a $75,569 ers. The existing eight-room con- before Judge J. Edward Knighl If New Jersey adopts a num- Frederick J. Gassert, 105 Davis tor for the project. offer. verted stable will be used to April 8. N bering system within a month, TRENTON (AP) - Carleton E. Ave., Harrison; Thomas H. Gas- Bids for other phases of the the Coast Guard may reimburse sert, 460 Scotland Rd., South The next lowest figure was house freshman classes after the Tonight Is T-Night Lakewood contends it loses Heritage, president of the State new building is completed. construction will be by invita- those who have paid the federal Farm Bureau, says the Team- Orange, and Thomas S. Murphy, $75,804 submitted Sutherland-Bac- tion only, and will' be submitted about $40,000 in state school aid ker Co. In Census Kickoff each year and overpays its coun- fee and let them switch to a sters Union can't help "some fi- 26 Laherede Ave., Rumson. 1,330 Students to Walter Hurley of the construc- state permit. It would stop reg- nancially desperate and misguid- He said the officers and direc- Award Bids The new school plus the exist- WASHINGTON (AP) — To- tion firm. ty tax by $17,000 because it is Park Steel and Iron Works, the only municipality in Ocean istering New Jersey craft as ed" egg farmers get higher tors of the firm have not been ing building will handle 770 stu- night is T-Night, the kickoff of Bernard Kellenyi, Red Bank, soon as Gov. Robert B. Meyner prices. filed with the state. Bradley Beach, was awarded the dents. At present, 140 are en- the 1960 census. If you're away County to assess at full value. steel contract with a $4,886 offer. is the architect for the building, It filed suit recently against ttu signed the bill. Heritage issued a statement rid The board has an option to rolled in the. first class at the from home overnight this is He designed the present class- Keystone Structural Steel was 32 other county municipalities killing promises of Teamster but the tract at $1,850 an acre, academy, and another 140 have when you'll probably be count- room building. Confusion Galore the next lowest bidder with a seeking to have them assess a president James Hoffa to a meet- along with an adjacent tract oi been accepted for next year. ed. If a bill is, adopted after a $4,931 figure. The exterior of the building will 100 per cent, too. ing of 1,000 eggmen in Atlantic of 15.20 acres at $1,250 per acre, When the second stage is add month passes, the Coast Guard William L. Towers Inc., Little "T" stands for transient and be' of glass and brick construc- City Tuesday night. Big Profit ed in the form of a classroom T-Night means that guests in tion. The formula for state aid (i would issue numbers to those who He said Hoffa told the egg Silver, received both the plumb- wing, the school will be able schools is baied qn.assessed val- had made application. New Jer- Highlands Mayor Cornelius J ing and drainage and the heat- all the larger hotels and mo- farmers Teamster publicity would Gulney, Jr., informed the board tels will be contacted and ask- uation. '" '' ' sey would Have to recognize the help them get'higher prices. ing and ventilating contracts federal' numbers as legal for a last month that the Claridge His bids were $25,874 and $25,. ed to fill out a special ques- Dead Man The Point Pleasant Beach mo Corporation had bought the sev tionnaire. tion will seek to bring in a year. Two Other Views 032, respectively. Showdown Gannon and his deputy, John "What kind of publicity can en-acre site for $10,000. Vena Electric Co., Cliffwood If your room costs you less defendants all the municipalities He pointed out that the price in the state which do not assess Kent, are quite concerned over Hoffa offer except the latest was awarded the electrical con- than $1.25 a night, the Census Could Win probabl* conflicts between the reports from the Senate Rackets offered the board represented a tract with a $9,228 bid. On Rights Bureau says you're in a flop- at 100 per cent. Few of them do. 400 per cent profit. state and federal systems. ' Committee, which accuses him of Micklewright and Mountford, house and will be counted next Primary Nod Ward explained that if all mu The state now registers own- gross abuse of union power and The mayor, though noting that Trenton architects, told the board month during a special canvass nicipalities assessed at full value, the price was reasonable, said Bill Seen ers of boats on inland waters. a betrayal of honest teamster that the target date for comple- of tramps and hoboes. SEA BRIGHT-A dead ma the total amount of school aid The cost is $1.50 a year for a members?" Heritage asked. the board should know the iden- tion of the addition is Sept 12 - WASHINGTON (AP)-What is may win the Republican primary laid out by the slate would be tity of the people who are The regular door-to-door cen- lake permit plus $2 a year for New Jersey Agriculture Secre- The board plans to add six the United States willing and sus begins tomorrow morning. nomination for tax collector here. less. "gouging the public." able to do about racial discrimi registering an outboard motor tary Phillip Alampi described his classrooms, a teacher and stor- It will continue for several Clarence Stevens, who 'diei "It would be fantastically less,' and $2.50 for an inboard. The site is between Rt. 35 and nation? March 22, was the only person general position on unionization age rooms, and a lavatory to weeks and will employ 170,000 he said. Suppose an owner of a boat at Highland Blvd. That was a major question be- to file for the nomination." He of farmers like this: the existing building. temporary workers. He said the Legislature then a lake wants to lug it down.to On the question of sites, the fore the White House Conference is a Republican. would have to revise the formula 1. He doesn't .oppose unions, but The board was informed that the shore. Does he need both board heard a report on the on Children and Youth today. Mrs. Olaf J. Axelsen, who was for determining what the local he thinks anti-trust laws might work would start within a month state and federal stamps? prevent farmer-employers from Trask property off South Peak The 7,000 delegates, after three Flood Danger Holds appointed tax collector, borough fair share of this aid should be, on the project. Kent said he didn't know, ad- banding together to set prices. St., in Highlands. solid days of oratory and discus- clerk and treasurer Tuesday All told, 35 contractors bidded ding that the N.J. attorney gen- 2. He would like Hpffa to say Sverre Sorenson, board attor- sions on various subjects, were Grip Across Midwest night to fill the vacancies cre- on the various phases of the eral may have to decide that exactly what he plans to do for ney, said he had talked with the getting down to the point of ated by Mr. Stevens' death, this project,. CHICAGO, III. (AP) — Flood puzzler. He said the Coast Guard the poultry farmers and what the owner of th"e 32-acre tract, and recommending what should be morning said she has not decided Gets 1 Year In other business, the board danger held an ominous grip could fine such an owner $50 for Teamsters can do that farmers that he is willing to sell the approved a $1,000 pay raise for done. on whether or not to run for col- across the Midwest today as dam- not registering for tidal waters. co-operatives can not do. land and talk terms with the Richard M. Ford, supervising Every imaginable problem con- lector. board aging spring overflows kept Term For Giant Snafus principal. His salary for the I960- cerning the younger generation If she decides to run, Mrs. Mr. Sorenson suggested that a thousands from their washed-out Gannon asked, "What will we 1961 school year will be $9,500. has been thoroughly discussed, homes and threatened further Axelsen said, she will have to board member conduct the nego- The entire board had nothing and recommendations about how run on a sticker campaign. Mr. do about Greenwood Lake, which Conviction tiations with the owner. evacuations. Embezzling but praise for the work the prin- to solve them were ready for Stevens' name will appear on the is both in New York and New Complete Survey At the same time, minor flood- Jersey?" cipal has done since coming to debate today. But the one that ing erupted in some Eastern ballot as the only candidate for NEW YORK (AP) — James He explained, "New York has Of. Arson The board appointed Mrs. Kath- the system last year. seems sure to stir up the big- areas as more rain added to the tax collector, Mrs. Axelsen said. J. Broderick, 37, of 2 Olive PI., leen Mendes to contact the own gest fuss has to do with the load of many rivers and streams Mrs. Axelsen"s appointment to West Keansburg, N.J., was sen its boating act approved by the er. present and future place of the that were running nearly bank the three jobs held by Mr. Ste- tenced yesterday to a year in Coast Guard. It is conceivable Sustained She originally suggested to the Silk Files Negro in the American way of full with melted snow. vens expires Dec. 31. Total sal- prison for embezzling $75,000 that a boatman could be picked board that it look into the site. life. In five states—Nebraska, Iowa, ary of the three posts Is $6,100 from a Wall St. sugar brokerag< up on the New York part of TRENTON (AP) - The Appel- In regard to the Johnson and Tie Vote firm. the lake for lacking federal reg- late Division of Superior Court The recommendations were South Dakota, Kansas and Mis- Claridge tracts, it was reported For Election hammered out yesterday in 210 souri—the Red Cross estimated Mrs. Axelsen's appointments Judge Gerald P. Culkin tol- istration." said today a man can be convict- that a survey and topographical Gannon said another problem LONG BRANCH - Louis Silk, separate work groups of 20-30 4,000 persons have been driven Tuesday night came after Mayor Broderick he was imposing th ed of setting a fire if he pays map of the land has been com arises on placement of boat li- accompanied by an "army" of persons each. from their homes by flood waters. Thomas Farrcll was called on to light sentence because of Broti to have it done. pleted. break a 3-3 tie vote of the coun censes under the state and fed- The three-judge court upheld supporters, some dressed in mil- crick's "penitent attitude." Fred Mohier, Highlands, re itary uniform, became the sixth cil. eral systems. the conviction of Leonard Antico, ported that Atlantic Highlands, Republican Councilwoman Mrs Brodcrick, allowed to plead Kent said boatmen don't real- 1087 Salem Ave., Hillside, for candidate Tuesday to file for the JCR Deficit Up Nearly guilty to one count of second water and sewer mains are ap- Board of Commissioners election Mildred Anderson sided with the ize that under the U.S. Coast participating in the Oct. 9, 1958 proximately 200 feet from the two Democratic council members degree grand larceny to cove Guard rules, they could be fined fire which destroyed the unoccu site. Gas mains are approximate Mr. Silk is city veterans of the 14 counts of the indictmenl ficer. He was an unsuccessful to create the tie vote. The same up to $1,000 for causing a dan- pied Victoria Hotel in Asbury ly eight feet from the property. 1 Million, Moore Says situation prevailed when Mayor against him, could have receiv- gerous wake. Park. The board still has not heard candidate in 1952 and 1958. ed up to five years in prison, Deadline Today Farrell offered the name of Ed Even if the state sets up an Antico, the owner, has been from Atlantic Highlands as to JERSEY CITY (AP) — The "Despite repeated urging by ward F. Dillon, Jr., for assistan The judge noted Broderick ha emergency numbering system free in $5,000 bail while he ap- whether that borough's water and Filing deadline for the race is Jersey Central Railroad says it the Supreme Court of New Jer- paid back more than $10,000 t 4 p.m. today. Other candidates clerk to replace Mrs. Axelsen. soon, some giant snafus are ex- pealed the three-five year sen- sewer facilities would be extend- had a net deficit last year of $2,- sey to carry out its mandate re- his employer, Farr and Co. o pected. tence set last year by Monmouth ed into Middletown to the pro- who have filed are Miss Blanche 838,559, nearly a million dollars garding equality of assessments, 120 Wall St. Broderick said County Judge John C. Giordano posed school site. Tucker, Monroe Ehrenhalt, Ma- more than in 1958. nothing has been done to allevi- lost the money on the horses. after a trial. yor Daniel J. Maher, and Com- Equality Is Earl B. Garrison, county school Earl T. Moore, president of the ate New Jersey's excessive and The indictment charged Brod- Frank Caravello, Long Branch superintendent, informe'd the missioners Raymond M. Brown inequitable railroad taxes," To Select and Rocco N. Bonforte. Incum ine, said the steel strike, losses erick with padding payrolls tc builder, testified Antico paid him board that school law does not Moore said. bent Commissioners . George R. suffered on passenger operations Top Question embezzle $55,709.79. Assistant $300 to burn down the hotel with cover the contracting, of utility and heavy New Jersey railroad Blames Hudson District Attorney James V. Hal Successor gasoline, so that new apartments Wolley, director of public works services. and Paul Kiernan, former mayor taxes contributed to the deficit. He said "Hudson County poli- lisey explained that the statute could be built with the $40,000 in- The year" before it totaled $1,- ticians" block corrective action Of Conference of limitations had run on the re surance proceeds. and director of parks and public To Swader Chessman Petition property, have not indicated 904,641. in the Legislature. WASHINGTON (AP) — The mainder of the $74,000. The indictment charged that whether they will run for re Moore noted the Jersey Central Senate moved toward a show- FREEHOLD — County Demo- Antico, Carvello and tv.j other Rejected by Court In a letter to stockholders ac- Broderick's attorney, Irwin L. election. companying the annual report, has settled 75 per cent of the down today on the kind of pro- Gcrmaise, told Judge Culkin cratic leader John W. Applegat* "wilfully, maliciously and feloni liability claims arising from its SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (AP)- Twenty-two candidates filed for Moore said passenger losses, ceedings to require for.Negroes Broderick was a father of four said yesterday he hopes to an- o-sly did set fire to certain prop- Attorney George T. Davis, turn- Newark Bay train wreck of Sept. nounce the date of a meeting e-ty . . . with intent then and the Board of Commissioners elec calculated according to Interstate seeking to register before court- children and his wife was ill ed down again yesterday in a tion in 1956. Commerce Commission regula- 15, 1958, in which 48 people were appointed voting registrars. He said his client had paid back of county leaders to select a re- (.'•.ore to prejudice and defraud killed and others injured. move to keep Caryl Chessman Mr. Silk, 130 Garfield Ave., tions, were $6,363,152 in 1959. A House-passed bill provides all he could, and added Brod- placement for Glenn L. Swader t!-.? American Insurance Com from the gas chamber, says "We 'It Is now evident that our in- on the county Board of Elections. pany . . ." has been veterans officer about This was less than the $7,798,407 for simple, uncontested hearings. erick had never been in trouble realize we are struggling uphill nine years; assistant supervisor passenger loss of 1958. surance coverage will be ade- The Senate Judiciary Committee before. His salary was $5,000 a Mr. Swader announced his res- Antico said he wasn't at the but we'll keep knocking on doors quate to settle all claims," he year. ignation yesterday after being scene and didn't know when the of veterans internment for Mon- Freight revenue declined 3 per adopted, 7-6, an amendment to until some court lets us in." said. sworn in as superintendent of fire "was to be set, so how could mouth County about 10 years; cent during the year, however. require two days' advance no- Chessman wasn't in court when past commander of__Post 2795, The report shows the Jersey tice of the hearings and permit elections. he be convicted? Judge Jordan MartlneHi reject Said Moore: Central has 181 locomotives, 8,- Says Soviet Plan The Appeals Court said that un Veterans of Foreign Wars past county and state registrars to Prominently mentioned for th« ed his petition for a writ of ha- commander of Post 326, Amer- Strike Effect 668 freight cars, 407 passenger sit in. There was a dispute over position is Arthur Charles,,Mid- der New Jersey law, there Is no beas corpus and refused to stay "The high hopes of a year ago and baggage cars, and 1,548 Would Bring' Anarchy difference between the man who ican Legion; past commander of whether they could actively par- dletown Township Democratic Chessman's ninth execution date, Post 316, Jewish War Veterans; for increased traffic were shat- miles of track. Moore said more ticipate. leader. Also being mentioned for commits a crime and his ac set for May 2. than 3,200 freight cars were GENEVA (AP)-Br!t!sh Minis commander of Memorial Garri tered by a series of interrup- Opponents of the committee er of State David Ormsby-Gore the post is Philip Fluhr of Man- complice. awaiting repairs at the end of son 56, Army & Navy Union, and tions in industrial production, amendment said the outcome today said the Soviet plan for asquan. Antico also sought to throw out HAZLET MAN HURT national service officer for the climaxed by the longest and most the year. could be crucial to the effec- total disarmament would plunge Democratic leaders besides Mr. Carvello's testimony on grounds Army & Navy Union, New York costly steel strike in history, Looking to "the future, Moore ho was later committed to the NEW YORK (AP)-A bus and iveness of the plan for court- tho'world into anarchy. Applegate who will meet to make City. which alone resultPd in a loss of indicated the development of the N. J. State Hospital as Insane. an automobile collided at Mosholu appointed referees to protect Ne Ormsby-Gore told the 10-natlnn a recommendation to the gover. The proseculor told the jury he Parkway and Balnbridge Ave., $1,GOO,000 in Jersey Central gross Newark Bay at Port Newark and rn voting rights, disarmament conference that the nor aro Paul Kiernan, Mrs. Kath. had also received psychiatric the Bronx, early today, shaking N. J. TERCENTARY revenue." Elizabeth may add substantially The issue was left dangling last Soviet plan Is unacceptable to arino Elkus White, Mrs. Kathryn care after a ship was shot out up two persons in the car. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Gross operating revenue for the to the railroad's freight traffic night after the Senate, in a sur- the Western powers particularly Freret .and state Democratic from under him in the war, and Edwin Cook, 25, of 7 Lorraine New Jersey Tercentenary Com year totaled $53,010,347, compar- volume. prise burst of speed, took up because It makes no provision Chairman George Brunner of "I do not think I am crazy." PI., Hazlet, N. J., driver, and mission has made a pitch for fed ed to $54,545,995 in 1958. He also said wage increases the House measure and adopted for an international police force Camdcn, The court said Antico's objec Jona Shea, 29, of Yonkers, N. Y., eral help in celebrating the 300th Taxes for 1959 totaled $4,612,- asked by railroad labor unions all the other amondments recom- to maintain world order after Mr. Swader served as secre- tlons on this and other points were treated at Fordham Hos anniversary of the state's found- 967. compared to $5,625,843 for would increase wage costs 5 mended by the Judiciary Com- the big powers have liquidated tary, a post with a salary of were "totally without merit." pltal for bruises, ing In 1664. 1958. million dollars a year if granted. mittee. their armed forces, 13,900. l^-Thure, March 31, 1960 CfcWMl -WCBS-TV Chanel _WABC-TV _WBCA-rV Channel _WORTV Says There's No R*W Theater TELEVISION Channel II -WNEW'TV Channel IS -WNTA-TV Of Oscar Vote Being Rigged Ends an Era AFTERNOON EVENING 11:19— (2) Movie NEW YORK (AP) - The Roxy 12:00- (2) Love Of Life (i) Jack Paar 6:00— (5) Felix and Friends AP Movie-TV Writer The academy has not always Theater, once the lavish show- (4) Truth or (7) Little Rascals (7) Movie piece of the nation's picture pal- had such security. In the early Consequence (11) Popeye (II) Sports and Weather HOLLYWOOD —Rig the Oscar years, the board of directors aces, has gone out of business (13) Record Wagon 111:20—(11) Movie vote? Not a chance. It might be! , ballots and th:re with the quiet of a curtain softly (7) Restless Gun coun ed (ne (9) Movie 6:30— (4) Local News i 12:00- (9) Movie 'easier to try tampering with the were the inevitable cries of falling on an era. (13) Wendy Barrie (II) French Through TV (5) Cartoons [Electoral College. fraud from bum losers. Price Thirty-three years ago, crowds (7) Yesterday's ' 12:30—(13) Movie j This was my conclusion after jammed its thickly-carpeted, gild' (13) Day Watch Waterhouse was hired in 1934 Newsreel 12:40— (2) Movie ja talk with Bill Miller, the man ed lobby to see Gloria Swanson 12:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow to assure that all was on the (11) Huckleberry Hound 12:45— (7) Evening Prayer in "The Love of Sonya." Miss (4) It Could Be You • in charge of counting the (13) Curtain Time ):0O- (4> Swanson was there in person, (5) Cartoons (Academy ballots for the Price The firm merely handed the 6:40— (4) Weather 6 1:15- (4) and Charlie Chaplin was among (7) Love That Bob! Waterhouse accounting firm. He results to the academy on the 6:45— (4) News (9) News and Weather the stars who came just for the (11) English 12 dispelled some of the legends day of the event, and the news (7) News 1:45— (4) News; Sermonette occasion. 12:45— (2) Guiding Light about Oscar voting and outlined was given out In advance to 1:00— (2) News 7:00— (2) World News 2: JO- (2) News measures taken to assure the win- When the Roxy lights went up 2:35— (2) Give Us This Day the press. But in 1940, some- (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (4) State Trooper ners will be surprised next Mon- body goofed on the release shortly before 12:30 a.m. yester- (5) Sheriff of Cochise day, they disclosed an almosi (5) Cartoons MORNING day night. time; guests were able to read (7) About Faces (7) Tugboat Annie There's no chance of a fiasco (he results in headlines as they empty auditorium. A dozen or so (9) Terrytoons 5:55— (4) Sermonette people rose, looked around un- (11) Fun At One like the New York banking entered the banquet. Ever since, (11) News 6:00- (4) Continental certainly, and moved slowly to- 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen firm's experience with the none but the accountants know 1:25- (4) News (13) Wrap-Up Classroom $84,000 TV show. Remember ward the doors at Seventh Ave. 6:15— (2) Previews the winners until show time. and 50th St. There was no an 1:30— (2) As The World Turns 7:05— (2) Local News how a bank officer stood by It would seem only natural 7:10- (2) Weather 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day nouncement, no souvenir-hunting. (4) Dial 4 with two armed guards and that Miller's friends and family (II) News 6:25— (2) News Barbara Rush and Richard Burton play lovers in "THE The Roxy, named for its first (5) Movie handed over the "secret" ques- would try to pry his great secret (7) Ray Milland 7:15— (2) News 6:30— (2) Sunrise Semester manager, the late Samuel (4) Continental tions? The quiz scandals dis- before the event. But BRAMBLE BUSH" filmed in Technicolor, now at the E«t- (9) Film Drama 7:25—(11) Weather closed the questions weren't so "Roxy" Rothafel, had flourished Classroom he punctured the legend. ontown Drive In through .Saturday and starting tomor- for many years, and it was the (11) Growing In Spanish 7:30— (2) To Tell The Truth secret after all. 1:50—(11) News (4) Plainsman 7:00- (2) News "Everybody seems to realize row at the Carlton Theater in Red Bank. Jack Carson king of the ornate palace-theat- (4) Today "The difference was that the ers popular in the Twenties. Bui 2:00— (2) For Better or Worse (5) Mackenzie's Raiders bank got the questions from the that I can't tell," he said frankly. and Angie Dickinson also star in the film version of (7) AU-Star Circus 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer in recent times changing condi (4) Queen For A Day producers of the show and as-"My wife doesn't care too much; (9) Movie 7:30— (7) Early Bird Cartoons Charles Mergendahl's sensational best seller about the tions brought it financial troubles, (7) Day In Court sumed that they hadn't been we seldom have time to go to (9) Film Drama (11) You Are There 7:50— (5) Call to Prayer the movies, f have four kids and scandals of a New England town. - Television kept home man; 8:00- (2) News shown to the contestants," ex- people who had once come to (11) Almanac (13) Highway Patrol they are starting to go to the 8:00— (2) Betty Hutton (5) Ding Dong School plained Miller. "Obviously they see the stage shows as well as 2:30- (2) House Party had. movies. But they don't care much Hal Humphrey: (4) Loretta Young (4) Bat Masterson (7) Little Rascals about the ones that are nom- movies. The theater was im- (13) Richard Willis "We don't get the academy mensely costly to clean, heat and (7) Gale Storm (5) City Reporter inated. They like things like (II) Meet McGraw 8:10- (2) News results from the academy. We maintain, as well. (9) Film Drama get them directly from the voters. 'Gidgct.' " (11) Basic Russian (13) Mike Wallace 8:15—(2) Captain Kangaroo Shows to Watch The Roxy will stay dark unti 8:30— (2) Johnny Ringo 8:3tf— (5) Sandy Becker We send out the ballots and they torn down two months from now 3:00- (2) Millionaire are returned to us. After they are (4) Young Dr. Malone (4) Producers' Showcase (7) Time For Fun 9:00 — NBC (Ch. 4) — Hour 8:30 — NBC (Ch. 4) — Pro-to make room for a large ad- counted, the results are put in dition to the adjacent Taft Hotel. (5) Lilli Palmer (5) Badge 714 (13) Physical Culture MOVIE TIMETABLE of Great Mysteries — (Choice ducers' Choice — With the de- (7) Real McCoys 9:00— (2) People's Choice envelopes that aren't opened until William Zeckendorf, Jr., heads (7) Beat The Clock the announcements are made on RED BANK viewing) — First of three pres mise of "Johnny Staccato' (9) Strange Stories (11) Navy Log (4) Hi Mom entations this spring, hosted by the real estate firm that bough the stage of the Pantages Carlton—Solomon and Sheba (which is now rerunning on (11) Movie (13) Play of the Week (7) Beulah Joseph N. Welch. Like the old the theater structure and every' Theater." 2:00, 7:00, 9:30. thing in it. (13) Day Watch 9:00— (2) Zane Grey (13) Day Watch "Inner Sanctum" series, these ABC), here's a series of reruns (4) Great Mysteries Here's the counting procedure: One of the last to leave the 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours 9:30— (2) My Little Margie EATONTOWN are designed to promote "goose from "SchliU Playhouse" and (5) Wrestling (5) Topper The ballots — numbered so theater after "The Wind Cannot (4) From These Roots Bramble Bush pimples." Helen Hayes stars in "G.E. Theater." Charles Laugh- (5) Doorway to Destiny (7) Pat Boone (7) Persona! Theater there's no chance of stuffing — Drive-In—The Read" ended was Gilbert Salo- Seven Guns to "The Bat," a story by Mary ton ran rampant through "The (7) Who Do You Trust? (9) Movie 9:50—(11> Exploring are returned to Price Water- 7:05, 10:20; Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hop- Last Lesson" as a school teacher mon, a New Yorker who had house. Miller and three assistants Mesa, 9:10. been there opening night in 1927. (8) Movie (II) This Man Dawson Mathematics wood. Miss Hayes moves into a in an Alsatian town who gets in 9:30— (2) Markham start the tally today in a locker "This was the most gorgeous 4:00- (2) Brighter Day 10:00- (2) Woman! HAZLET summer house and all sorts of a few patriotic licks before be- (7) Untouchables room. All ballots, notes and add- theater in the world when it was (4) Thin Man (4) Dough Re Mi Intruders try to drive her out.ing led away by Ihe Gestapo. (11) Love Story ing machine totals are kept under Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 7:00; built," he said, as he stood in (5) Douglas Fairbanks (5) Movie ' Jason Robards, Jr., co-stars as 10:00- (2) Revue lock and key. Total time for Sink the Bismarck 7:05, 10:25; the lobby under an enormous (7) American Bandstand (7) Memory Lane a detective. counting: 100 man hours. The Rookie 9:00. 10:00 — CBS (Ch. 2) — Revue chandelier. 4:15— (2) Secret Storm (4) Groucho Marx 10:20—(11) Our World Neighbors — They're turning Mickey Roo- The results are finished about "It's too beautiful to destroy. 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (11) 26 Men 10:30- (2) On The Go ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 7: SO — ABC (Ch. 7) — Timexney loose in an hour bearing the 10:30— (4) To Be Announced Monday noon. Miller prints the (4) Buckskin - (4) Play Your Hunch Atlantic—On the C.-acIi 7:00, All-Star Circus — Full-hour spe- appropriate title, "The Many (5) Mr. District Attorney (7) Ernie Kovacs winners on cards in large letters 10:40—(11) Science Around You 9:18. cial of daring circus feats with Sides of Mickey Rooney." In ef- (II) Abbott and Costello (9) Movie 10:45- (9) News and Weather — so vain actors won't have to an international flavor — comfect- , it'll be Mick's night club Scout Leaders 5:00— (2) Life of Riley (11) Shotgun Slade 10:50— (9) Cartoons use their specs on stage — andJLONG BRANCH mentary provided by Joe E. act with his long-standing part (4) Movie (13) Wrap-Up 11:00- (2) I Love Lucy seals them in envelopes. There Baronet—Never So Few 2:10, Brown. The Bertram Milles Cir- ner Joey Forman. Gloria De Plan Activities (5) Dateline Europe 11:00— (2) News (4) Price Is Right are duplicate sets of envelopes. 7:10, 9:15. cus — the oldest and most re- ven, who has worked with (9) Wild Bill Hickok (4) News "Contrary to the publicity, 1 (7) Romance of Life ASBURY PARK noivned in Europe — performed Mickey many times since "Andy MIDDLETOWN — The District (11) Bozo The Clown (5) Movie (11) King's English am not the only person equipped 3 Neighborhood Service team^of before videotape cameras in Hardy" days, will sing, dance, 5:25—(11> Clutch Cargo (7) News 11:30- (2) December Bride with the results," said Miller, Mayfair—Suddenly Last Sum- Girl Scout leaders, meeting~*at London. This is infringing on Edact and what have you with the 5:30- (2) Movie (11) News (4) Concentration a good-looking, crewcut grad ot mer 2:45, 7:15, 9:30. the Westminster Presbyterian Sullivan, but the kids won't care. mighty mite of show biz. (5) Big Beat (13) Dance Party (5) Romper Room ;he University of Southern Cal- St. James—The Tingler 3:44, Church, Middletown, discussed (7) Rin Tin Tin 11:10- (2) Weather (7) I Married Joan ifornia. "My assistant also carries 7:00, 9:50; Wariior and The plans for coming activities. (9) Movie (4) Weather (11) Our Number System j set of envelopes to the theater, Slave Girl 2:00, 8:30. , Mrs. E. H. Turner announced (11) Three Stooges (7) Weather 11:50—(U> News in case anything should happen Lyric—The Wind Cannot Read RADIO suggestions for Scout participa- to me." 7:20, 9:21. WABC 770 WOR 710 tion in the Red Bank Art show TV Reviews another network .. . Cyril WCBS 880 WPAT 930 and requested that troops enter Ritchard says that series are WHTG 1410, WRCA 660 paintings, ceramics, puppets, "The Incinerators of TV," be- handcraft. They are due in the WNEW 1130! WQXR 1360 A Head for Clothes cause they burn up performers irl Scout office, Broad St., by over-exposure . . . The ACADEMY AWARDS NIGHT AFTERNOON WRCA Newa, Shrewsbury, before May 15. in HOLLYWOOD! Monday Through Friday Morgan Beattr new trend is actors turning 7l4S—WOR Carlton Krederlcka Future plans in the various By CYNTHIA LOWRY wood, however, sbe found that taiOO—WABC News; Martin Block AP TV-Radio Writer the handsomest men in Holly- writers, now Rory Calhoun has WCBS News; LOU A.dl«r WRCA Wayne Howell Show neighborhoods include roller skat- written a "Texan" script for WHTO Local New. 7ISS—WABC Newt NEW YORK — Edith Head, wood had agreed to join the l'rcd Robbins Show ing parties, outdoor rallies, pro- himself, a regular Jackie Glca- Summary who has designed clothes for ladies: Among them Cary WALTER WOR News; John Scott (100—WCBS World Tonight gram for intermediate graduates, son trick! WRCA News: Ed Herllhy WOR Newa, World Today overnight camping for seniors, many a motion picture and— Grant, Tony Curtis, Jack HUB—WOR The Fltxganldi WRCA Nettt; Wayne among other things—is famous Lemmon, Robert Wagner, Tab WCBS Lanny ROBS lloirell and intermediates' ceremonies Recommended tonight: All-} SllS—WCBS Three Guesses for putting white gloves on Grace Hunter and Stephen Boyd— 12120—WHTO County Audit workshop . Star Circus, ABC, 7:30-8:30 EST| 12I1S—WCBS Helon Trnnt (ISO—WOR Sports: Kelly, has a television job which and all of them in new mo- WHTO News, KelaxinK McCullough & Eliot Tentative plans were made for would tax the diplomacy of a -Acts from the European Bert- MUBIO (ISS—WABC News; a fall district meeting. Suggested hair dinner jackets. •am Mills Circus with Joe E. 12i4S—WCM Coupi* N«xt Door Fred Robhlns Show State Department career man. (Note to male viewers: Wait ?2isa WABC News; Dipti Shepard • 100—WOR News; Cedrio Foster district activities for the girls 3rown, host; Hour of Great DAILY 2-7-9:20 P. M. — SAT. & SUN. Cont. from 2 P. M. 1,OO—WCBS Whispering Str«u WRCA Newa: Sob (laymen were a rally, square dance and For the eighth consecutive until you get a load of Tony Vlysteries, NBC, 9-10—First of a WHTG Headlines, EBI t.'lS—WOR McCullough A Eliot year, tiny, dark-haired Miss Curtis' mess jacket with the trices, Music (IBS—WABC News; tea. lew series .this an adaptation of WOR News; P. Koblinon Easy Listening The Girl Scouts will participate Head will serve as "official de- lapels of black corded silk.) The Bat," by Mary Roberts WRCA News: Kd Herlihy 1OIOO—WCBS Newa; sign consultant" for the Acad- SOLOMON AND SHEBA • Gina Lollobrigida 1,11—WCBS Ma Perkins Dance Orchestra in the Veterans of Foreign War Rinehart and Avery Hopwood, WOR Carlton Freilrlcki WOR Newa; Les Smith parade May 30. Units will assent emy of Motion Picture Arts NBC plans a triple program itarring Helen Hayes and Jason j,3O—WCBS Young Dr. Malon* WRCA News: Rob llaynns ble at 9:15 a.m. at Township and Sciences when television play in mid-April when "Wichita Robards, Jr. STARTS TOMORROW WHTO News. Relaxing 10,18—WOR McCullough & Eliot broadcasts iti annual Oscar- MUBIO 0i4O—WABC Teen Town Hall King's Hwy. Town" departs the network. 1,4S WCBS Second Mrs. Burlon 1,00—WABC News; Quincy Howe There will be an advanced awarding ceremonies on NBC"People are Funny" will slip into WABC NOBS; Di<* Shepord *CBS Newa; Van Vaorhli THE NOVEL THAT WAS HAILED...DENOUNCED-AND 5 MILLION llS5 WOR News. Lyl. Van training course April 27 at the Monday night. its vacated space on April 13, and (,00—WRCf News! Jim Low* "" PEOPLE READ ITI WCBS Right To Happiness WRCA News Tower Hill Presbyterian Church, "That really means that, as farArt Linkletter's old Friday night WHTO Headlines. Music HIS—WABC Clalr Hutchlns as the stars' cothes go, I serve time spot—7:30-8—will be taken WOR News: tes Smith WCBS Starlight Salute Red Bank. ATttfOTIC •,1$ WOR Gnlen Drake WOR McCullough A Eliot The associations were repre- as a combination umpire, referee by a night time version of "Play WCBS Just Entertainment WRCA Bob Hayraea sented as follows: Mrs. H. Paul —and censor,'" confesses the de-Your Hunch," which will also 1:30 WCBS Allen Gray 11:30—WABC The World of WHTd News; Relaxing Tomorrow Schlicting and Mrs. Benjamin signer. continue as a daily feature. Thurs. thru Wed. Musio WCBS Music -Til Dawn Becker, River Plaza-Fairview; Although the annual show is 7 Days j.,5 WAIC News; Dick Shep.rd 12100—WABC nig Joe Mrs. Martin Finan, Mrs. Robert partly a fashion show, there are Tonight's programs are the ,,OO WCBS News: Freeman «nd WOR Lone John Hayes 12:oo—WRCA News: Art Ford Reid, and Mrs. Edward Conover, certain ground rules of taste last eligible for this year's TV Sun. Continous WHTO Headlines. Music • WOR News; I.yle Van MORNINO PROGRAMS Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. George which Miss Head must enforce. "Emmy Awards." The statu- WRCA News; Jim Low* Monday Through Friday Laurie and Mrs. Edward Ens, "Some of the rules are com- ettes will be presented on an Gregory Peck «,l5 WOR Music from a Chorus 7100—WABC News: Al Lohman Lincroft; Mrs. Mildred Kaiser mon sense," she explains. "For NBC Special June 20 (10-11:30) ll30 WHTO News: Relaxing TlOO—WCBS .Tack Sterling Ava Gardner Musio WHTO Local Ntwa and Mrs. Elmer Meyer, Belford; instance, I tell them to keep and sponsors have already ,,5, WABC News: Martin Block Summary Mrs. Walter Swanson, Port Mon- away from dead white—light been lined up for the show Fred Astaire 4,00 WCBS News; Hick Noel WOR Newa; mouth; Mrs. Andrew Marsh and bounces off it. Other rules are WRCA News: Art ford John Gambling . . . Pat Boone's summer re- Anthony Perkins WHTO CloBinB Stock WRCA News; Bill Cullen Mrs. Frank Crawford, Leonardo; purposeful: No low decolletage placement will be re-runs of Technicolor Report: Muslr 7(10—WHTO Newa; Mrs. L. H. Adams, New Mon-—the cameras are placed high WOR News: John Wlnyste Wake up to Musio the "Jeanle Carson Show" IN ' 4,IS—WOR Uadio New York 7:43—WHTO Civil Service Newa mouth; Mrs. Edward Rosenbaum in the theater. seen several seasons back on 4,30—WHTG N>««: RelaxinK 7lS5—WABC News: Al Lohmnn and Mrs. Robert Evans, East "1 try to persuade the women Music WHTQ Hcadlinea: Wake Up 4S9—WABC News: Martin Block Music Keansburg; Mrs. E. H. Turner, to wear clothes they can walk in 4,55—WHTO I"t. Monmouth & WCBS News: Jack Sterling River Plaza-Fairview troop lead- easily. The show has split-second "ON THE Civil Service Nfws Show er, Mrs. Grant Reynolds, district t,do—WCBS News; Dick Noel WOR New. timing, and if a dress is too WRCA News: Art Ford WRCA Neiri: Bill Cullen executive, and Mrs. Robert Rick-tight, it wouldn't look quite EATONTOWN WHTO Ixical News Q.S.T. BEACH" Summar; • US—WOR Dorothy and Dick ner, district chairman. right to have to lift a star bodily How-Jones S:25—WABC News; Al Lohman on stage to get her there on SHOWS NIGHTLY FROM 7 P. M. : WOR News; John Scott WHTQ New.. Relaxlnir RADIO HAMS time." Special Sat. Matinee • IIS—WOR TUdlo New York WCBS Jncv"sierllnit Show Belford 1,10—WHTO News: Relaxing WOR Dorothy and Dick It was the precise timing—and See our ad under Music until Sunset • 100—WABC Breakfast Club A trip to Fort Hancock was the fact that the program is not NOW SHOWING (Sinn. Off 6 p. m.) Help Wanted Male "Little Rascals" WCBS Ntw«: Arthur made by 35 Cubs of Pack 141. an ideal showcase for clothes— • ISS—WABC News Godfrey The tour was planned by Corp. EVENINO WHTQ Headlines: Strictly that led to the special 30-minute Classified Section 5 Cartoons THE NOVEL THAT WAS HAII.ED...DENOUNCCP-ANO 5 MILLION < for Women Don McGinis, who accompanied show at 10 p. m. (EST) preced- PEOPLE READ ITI ' Monday Through Friday WOR N«w«: Onlen Ttraka the guests. The boys were also ing the ceremonies. It will be (,90—WCBS Netv>; Van Vnnrhis WRCA News, Hill Cullen s- _ •ITv. WOR News: L>1« Van • 130—WHTO Nrwa, Relaxing accompanied by Raymond Kopy, pretaped in a Hollywood restau- WRCA Up to the Minute Music Mr. and Mrs. Wade Duym, Mrs. .,05—WABC Martin Block 10100—WABC Neiv»; My True rant, and show some of the top • US—WABC Howard Cnirll Story Edward Muller and Mrs. Norstar- s and their gown—"Longi WCBS Sporli, Hob Cooks WRCA News; Art Ford man Creswick. lisots, so you can see the bottom WOR News, John Wing-ate WCBS News: SAND'S • ISO—WCBS News: Business Martha Wrljjht of •the dresses and all the fash-, «I3O—WCBS Jim McKay Show WHTO Headlines. Musio Ellen Young, daughter, of Mr. ion details instead of closeups WOR News. Henry WOR Newa Reports and Mrs. Charles Young, 7th St., Gladitone 10,13—WOR Martha Pesnt. cutting hem off at the waist,"I' S The Finest In Food * •140—WABC Science News 10110—WHTO New«, Relaxing celebrated her ninth birthday amplifies the designer. Miss Head WRCA Financial News Music March 26. «,4S WABC Business Final WOR Interviews; Martha will be on hand to describe the News Reports details, WCBS Lowell Thomai 10155—.WABC News: Martin Block Mrs. Frank Pacylowsky, Or- Moderation In Prices WOR Sports. Stan I.omsa 11100—WRCA Newa; Art Ford Her biggest worry, during WRCA Three Star Extra WCBS News, Hou»e Tarty chard St. was invested as lead- her week-end trip to New York, •ISS—WCBS Phil Blituto WHTO Headlines: Music er of the retarded children's 7100—WABC Edws.nl P. Mown was that the special show Phone LI 2-9697 WOR New*: J>. RoWnnon Girl Scout troop 217 at the train- WCBS News; Amos 'n Andy llllS—WOR McCann* a! Home would be too much a style EATONTOWN Technicolor WOR Fulton l«li 11130—WABC Martin Klork. Make ing center, Riverside Ave., Red ROUTE 35, WRCA News: Wayne Believe Bnllrnom show, Upon returning to Holly- I Howell WCBS Carry Mnore Bank, by Mrs. Elizabeth Von —plus— "7 GUNS TO MESA" ' TlIS—WABC .loe Franklin WHTO Red Bank Register Stetton, New Monmouth, leader WOR Gladstone; New* Ntwi, P«t« Hoffman of St. Mary's Girl Scout troop : TiSO—WABC Fred Rohblns Sho« WOR MoCann. at Horn 1323. Free In-Car Heaters ic Children Free WCBS Andy Griffith: Burns 11KO—WCBS Onuhy-Clooney SHORE HILLS MOTEL The Triceratops, a horned din IJrJt—WHTO Mlddur Stock Report osaur, was the largest-headed and CABANA CLUB animal ever known. His skul ASBURY was six feet long. is now MAYFAIR APZY 1ST. JAMES taking reservations for ELIZABETH TAYLOR "THE TINGLER" MONTGOMERY CMFT DRIVE! Season Memberships! "SUP""1". "Warrior and the LAST SUMMER" Slave Girl;1 aniii)•IIUMIIII tn in in at nisi !iw mi' CABANAS LOCKERS Why not drive over (o visit this weekend? RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Centrally located In SE 2-0324 Eatontown - New Shrewsbury MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATfONAL NEWS 344 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR DAYTIME RED BANK REGISTER Tbuh., March tor" In the All-South tourn* ByBfefo Elmer Henfy, Mrs. Ruth Wood, Fox meats. Mr, Fox has acted and EVBt HAPPEN TO YOU? Pupils Mrs. .George Steinmacher,: Mrs. directed summer stock fo Mass* Eileen Hortor, Mrs.. Daniel Kel- nonJ-Rodeffer and Mrs. Edward [chusetts. leher, Mrs. Luke Penta, Mrs. M. Dzurinko, < Direct Play After service in the Navy, h Debate Harry Mahler and Mrs, Gorman. Birthday Z Barbara Kornek is troop presi- "NAVESINK - The Monmouth came to New York where h. Mrs. Ellis R, O'Keefe reported dent; rrnia Penta, vice presi- Players production of "King of wrote and directed radio pro on membership. For Troop dent; Noreen Lahey, treasurer, ForPTA and Jo-Ann Mewes, secretary. Hearts" is in rehearsal. I grams. Plans will be discussed by Rev. HIGHLANDS — Girl Scout The troop is divided into two The play will be presented in Assignments Listed HIGHLANDS — A special pro- John G. Domin, assistant pastor, 1 gram welcomed 75 parents who Troop 124- recently celebrated patrols, the alert patrol of which the Navesink Library auditorium Among his many assignmen the PTA and the Holy Name So- its birthday following a meeting. April 29-30 and May 6-7. attended the meeting of Our La- Jean Beatty is leader for the [with NBC were "All Star Revue cieties for a flower fund. In con- Members welcomed into the troop younger girls of the troop, and Van Fox, 41 Brightview Ave., "RCbert Montgomery Show," an dy of Perpetual Help Parent- junction with this, plans were dis- Teacher Association in the school during the meeting were Mary Jo-Ann Mcwes, leader of the oth- New Shrewsbury, is the director. the "Kate Smith Show." He w_ cussed for a card party in July hall. Dempsey, Karen Ptak, DeAnn er patrol, for older girls.. Mr. Fox is the director of the show director for "Wide Wid at Conner's Hotel. Remak, Janice Maxson, Caroline NBC's TV show, "Concentration" World," which received man Rev. Joseph Donnelly, pastor, Nomination of officers will be Amaro, Jean Allen, Violet Stein- as well as the commercials for [awards and much acclaim fror opened the meeting. Mrs. Vincent held at the April 26 meeting. macher and Dolores Griffith. The Hallmark and Pontiac shows. the television industry. J. Gorman is president. new girls are busy working on TRIANGLE He attended Peabody College Mr. Fox will direct "Th Mother Mary Clara, principal tenderfoot requirements. in Tennessee and was graduated Green Wound," starring Frai and seventh and eighth grade Accidents caused 91,000 deaths teacher; Sister Mary Joan, fifth The troop meets each Wednes- COPPER'TUBE with a degree in drama and chot Tone which will be pri 1n the U, S. in 1958. Motor ve- day from 7 to 9 p. m. in Our music. He has won awards of and sixth grade teacher; Sister seated Sunday afternoon ov hicle deaths took the greatest Lady of Perpetual Help School "best actor" and "best direc- NBC-TV. Mary Veronica, third and fourth toll — 37,000. grade -teacher, and Sister Mary under the leadership of Mrs. V Carol!, second grade teacher, re ceiyed the parents. A debate involving students of the seventh and eighth grades' f ""u\ personal services took place after each member of | •or the serious Investor . . . (\/\vPJ a weallh ol the panel stated his business— BIG "The U. N." was the topic, and question was "Is the U. N. just another League of Nations?" 1. Are your investments looked after properly? © I960. KngF««tarMSymik«l» Int.'WoTMtfeMartstptel. Large posters were displayed above the debate table, designat- ing the purpose and function of 2. Do you gel competent advice and information? NEWS each organization. Editor Is Students Ann McGough was moderator. 3. Have your security, holdings been recently analyzed SEE PROWN'S BIG FULL PAGE AD Rose Marie Horn gave a resume Honored of the history of the League of liv a trained research staff? IN TOMORROW'S Judge For Nations. RUMSON — School officials an- Walter Riviera defined the his If not, we will lie pleased lo offer you our complete • COPPER WATER TUBE RED BANK REGISTER Scholarship nounced today that Gregg Short- lory of the United Nations. Ken- hand speed awards have been *oiu • t . tee wiU ^ve" her report «nd of- 22—Thutt., March 31, 1960 RED BAJKK REGISTER Miss Lord, who was governor ficer* will be elected. of flie North Atlantic Begion Mrs. Meyer To Elect when the Red Bank club was Plans for the meeting were! chartered two years ago, dis- formulated when the society exe- cussed the variouS'projects car- Is Named Officers cutive board met Tuesday in the | Red Bank Sdroptimists ried on by the clubs of the region. church hall. She explained'that the Asbury PTA Head WEST LONG BRANCH - The All officers and committee | Park tlub' this year is working Rosary Altar Society of St. Jerchairmen will' give annual re- Have Guest Night Event to raise funds to furnish a double EATONTOWN - Mrs. Andrew ome's Catholic Church will hold ports at the meeting. room for the Lydia Hayes Mem- L. Meyer has been nominated as its annual meeting Monday at Mrs. Peter Burns, Sr. and Mrs. president of the Margaret L. Vet- RED BANK — More than 50 ganization, which is a classified! orial Fund home, Trenton, which 7:45 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Ernets Kocsis, chairmen, will an- ter Parent-Teacher Association. woman's service club. I is a home established by the Mrs. Lawrence Barnett, chair- nounce plans for an April rum- women, including members of the Other nominees announced at! Mrs. Wilson pointed out that: region to rehabilale the aged I man of the nominating commit mage sale. Asbury Park and Freehold Sorop- blind. last week's meeting of the group} the organization now in its- 39th are Mrs. Simon Duhon, first vice timist Clubs, and a group of Red Miss Lord serves on the home (Advertisement) lyear, lias more than 800 clubs president; Mrs. Robert Cruse, (Advertisement) board, and she says it is operated Bank business and professional |in Ule united States with mem- second vice president; Miss Bar- women, attended the guest night bership in the thousands. Sorop- as a "home (o live in, not to die bara Zilberblat, .recording1 secre- program which the Red Bank been!in- tary; Mrs. Charles Anderson, cor- Who's Afraid Soroptimist held Tuesday in the South $200 Check responding secretary, and Cap- Molly Pitcher Hotel, America and in Europe. Freehold Soroptimists have re tain William Watts, treasurer. Of the Big, 'Big' Wolf? Mrs. Walter Johnson, Locust, cently given the Monmouth Mrs. James Backlund, chair- The extension chairman pointed County Organization for Social The other day we wandered down the Eatontown Circle »nd Red Bank president, greeted the out that, the North Atlantic Re- man of the nominating commit- guests. ,.-•' • Service a check for $200 for their tee, stated that elections will be were very much impressed by the pretty buildings and the gen- nursing service program in that Guest speakers were Mrs. Mar-within its broundanes. held at the April meeting and in-eral appearance of. our new Shopping Center. . ••>. garet Wilson, Atlantic City, and area. They also assist local char stallation will take place in May. Mrs. Wilson, Margate, is presi ities. Red Bank club members Naturally, we were most interested in competing lines—red- Miss Ethel Lord, Denville. GOOD DEED—Brownies, left to right; Susan Kaupp, A film on the history of the are raising funds to purchase wood furniture, wrought iron, garden supplies, children's gyms Margot Beck and Patty Paterno, show their pleasure telephone was shown. Mrs. Wilson is extension chair an Atlantic City insurance firm. equipment for Riverview Hospi- Refreshments were served by and fencing. We came away with the positive impression tbat man for the North Atlantic Reg She is also a member and presi tal's emergency rooms. about the selection of children's books Troop 73 of the fifth grade mothers undeq the our lines are: ion Miss Lord, who I'S home service Rumson will present to pediatrics section at Riverview direction of Mrs. Cruse and Mrs. gave a brief history of the or director for the Jersey Centra Hospital. Final arrangements for the gift were made John Reuter. 1. More extensive. Power and Light Co., formerly 2. Of equal or better quality. held the same post in the utili at Monday's meeting in the parish house of St. George's 3. ' 4. inai wnatever tu...c,..c—, courtesies, charges, deliveries ties offices in Asbury Park. By-The-River Episcopal Church, and other services that are rendered, we will do as well or better. During her stay in Monmouth Rummage, County, she was a member o We therefore conclude that the "wolf" in our heading title the Asbury Park Club, and is Cake Sales may be big, big, but there is nothing bad about him. s>o let now membership chairman for Riverview to Gain competition reign—and you be the judge. the Morris County Soroptimist Some of our calling cards: Club. RUMSON — Eighty children's Schneider, Eileen Stern, Beth Scheduled Redwood furniture by Vandy ?aft; wrought iron furniture^by Guests Introduced books will be presented to the!Sully, Cathy Theimer and Doro- EATONTOWN --The Women's! Guests introduced by Mrs. Pediatrics section at Riverview!thy Wilson. Johnson were Mrs. Marian Bart Hospital by Brownie Troop 73 i Church will sponsor a rummage Troop's Activities Simplicity, and fencing by Dubois. ley, president of the Asbury Park this week-end. and cake sale April 29 and 30, Club, and Mrs. Ruth Barclay The gift purchase was made The troop's activities for the in .the parish house. It will be THE BRIGHT ACRE from proceeds of the troop's saleyear have included trips to radio open to the public from noon to president of the Freehold Group. A. E. GRUDIN of cookies. station WHTG, New Shrewsbury; 9 p.m. the first day and 9 a.m. Guests of the Red Bank club to 4 p.m. the second. included Miss Bernice Daeth, Red Leader of the troop is MrsRivervie. w Hospital, and the For- bat a wonderful Bank, a federal employee at Fort David Brewster. Mrs. John restdale School art show. Mrs. Theodore Marriott is chairman, assisted by Mrs Monmouth; Mrs. Clifton Leslie, Crolius is assistant leader. Community projects included engagement Idea James Rice, vice chairman. The librarian of the Eisner Memoria Taking part in the presentation wrapping Christmas presents for . a ring for her, will be Margot Beck, Jennifer Marlboro Hospital and caroling. cake sale is under the direction I Library, Red Bank, and Mrs of Mrs. William Wardman. a watch for Aim... I Eileen Mine, librarian of the Brewster, Karen Carlson, Suz- Special creative projects in- anne Crolius, Marion Freeman, cluded making chemical gardens, At Monday night's meeting, the Forrestdale School, Rumson. group discussed plans for a May SYLVETTE Cornelia Jones, and Susan Kaupp. string holders for gifts, yarn oc ot course a Following the dinner meeting card party. Also, Judy Lee, Marie MacDon- topus, leather pocketbooks, and the Red Bank Club had its busi- Colored slides of historical Ger- FAMOUS FOR VALUES ness meeting. ald, Nancy Meeker, Jill Mont- baking cookies and cupcakes for the scout dinner. many were shown by one of the Members elected Mrs. Sugomerye , Patty Paterno, Claudia new members, Mrs. Walter Woj- MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER Irene Howell, Red Bank, vice cik. Mrs. Elmer Sharp, president, president, as their voting delegate welcomed Mrs. Charles Morris, to the regional convention Apri Around Monmouth Elberon Park, who has returned TJaluabk (ftmtpmt THE WORLD MOST HONORED WATCH 23-25 at the Statler-Hilton Hole from a Florida vacation. New York City, and registered With Midi The next meeting will be April If you ore expecting a ring, fet ut help you several members who plan to 25, at 8 p.m. in the parish house. First Quality attend the convention activities. By Mrs. Albert J. Hruska choose a watch for the man of your life. Among the Makes Appointments Seamless & Seamless Mesh finest watches of the world, Longines alone has won Mrs. Johnson appointed Miss Graphic art by Stephen Bagnell with delays by Old Man Winter's Passover Is 10 world's fair grand prizes, 28 gold medals, so many Louella Frey, Red Bank, chair- of Long Branch will be shown icy fingers. man of the nominating commit in his second one-man-show in Meeting Topic honors for accuracy. And most important, among tee. the Old Mill Gallery, Tinton Studio 57 Gallery, Leonardo, MATAWAN - "The Feast ot the Longines watches in our itore is one that will The club's directors named Falls. The varied subject matter closes it theatrical show this Passover" will be the topic of will be principally in black and week. Director Trav Neldlin- perfectly match the penonalily of your man. Illustrated Mrs. Emilio Mustillo, Red Bank, Rabbi H. O. H. Levine of the NYLONS as their representative to the white and a few of the artist's ger's next exhibition will fea- Keyport Synagogue, at a meet- are two of the many styles which are availoble at prices committee, and Mrs. Alex Rauch, newest oil paintings also will be ture the works of his students. ing of the Matawan Woman's Reg. 99c pr. from $71.50, including federal tax. left: $135; River Plaza, was chosen to exhibited in the show which Club Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the opens with a reception Sunday Members' of the Bayou Girl parish hall of Trinity Episcopal right: $150—both in fine, hand detailed 14K gold cases. | serve. The committee report will have rom 4 to 6 p. m. Scout Council in Lafayette, La., Church, Main St. We will be honored to serve you. its first reading at the April 26 Mr. Bagnell's first show at are hostesses this week to Typical Passover foods will be 2 PAIR PACKAGE Arts Caravan of Girl Scouts of LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE meeting. the Mill in November was re- served. You Save ot Reeds! ijf\ INTKREST ported a complete sell-out. the U.S.A. This stop is part of Election of officers will be LIMIT—2 PAIR PER CUSTOMER or the southern tour of states Cash or Credit . . . .$&•. pli CARRYING THEATER PARTY Some of the 20 paintings shown conducted during the regular bus- CHARGE were over five feet tall. Eight scheduled for the three-woman iness portion of the meeting. WITH THIS COUPON team conducting series of courses FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS RUMSON — Mrs. Percy H. additional paintings by the 23- OPEN AH WE CARRY Radford is chairman of the year-old artist and teacher are in arts and crafts to Scout lead- ACCOUNT OUR OWN theater and dinner party which now In private collections. ers. The caravan is due back in HIGHWAY 35 .ACCOUNTS! members of the local auxiliary to New York in July. Immediate 'Reeds Riverview Hospital will hold after No Of historical importance is the MIDDLETOWN Delivery JEWELERS Invciti9ation; attending the Easter show in Rad-iMontclair Art Museum acqui- For parents and teachers in io City Music Hall, members and sition of Benjamin West's paint- terested in the development of Shopping Center 60 BROAD ST. 717 COOKMAN AVE. their guests will have dinner at ing "Cromwell Dissolving tne]creativity, Henry DeLuca, art Patricia Murphy's, Yonkers, N.Y. CXJ supervisor of Red Bank Elemen HOURS RED BANK ASBURY PARK Long Parliament." Being Chartered busses will take the hibited in the current collection tarV Schools, will be guest lec- SYLVETTE Open Eve. 'HI 9 P. M. turer April 26 in Oakland Street MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! women to the theater and to din- in the museum, the painting is Saturday 'til 6 P. M. ner. one of four historical works com-School. FAMOUS FOR VALUES missioned by the Earl of Gros- Well-known Cor the staging of — ~v ^^r ^v ^^r ^"^r ^^F ^^p ^IP ^^ ^^r ^v ^^r ^^* ^' venor and never before has been Halloween window painting exhibited outside England. The contests in Red Bank, Mr. De- painting depicts the dramatic Luca will illustrate his lecture once you've walked event of April, 1653, when Crom- with color films of art work by MONMOUTH MEATS well, after deposing and behead- pupils throughout the school 110 MONMOUTH SH 1-5292 RED BANK ing King Charles I, enters Par- system. New art work by Oak- liament and orders it dissolved. land pupils also will be ex- in BESTFORM'S The National Gallery in Washing hibited. ton, the National Gallery of; . Canada and a private collector! Thousands of Moscow art lov QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE own the three other West can- ers have been streaming to the vases j Pushkin Museum to view for the BONELESS—AGED and SEASONED . ! first time a showing of the Abstract and plainly u i I Soviet Union's treasure of French mental aqd avant-garde photog- The several raphy' has entered the realm of impressionist art. art. Through April 10, a collec- hundred paintings would rank you'll never want to go tion of 300 photographs in color with some of the best that have EYE ROUND ROAST and black and white by 75 con-been brought together at the tributing photographers is on Metropolitan or the Museum of LEAN JM ^% view in a major exhibition at theModern Art or the Guggenheim without it! Museum of Modern Art, 53d St.,Museum in New York. The ex- New York. Ih a large- scale campaign to inform the Prove it to yourself. Slip into out Flirtation Walk Soviet people about France, her and step—really step out! See if you've ever walked Since the views of most people policies, her people and her cul- (are geared toward practical use, with such unhobbled freedom in a truly firm girdle! CHUCK ROAST 49 p ture. ' j abstractionbi s bby Sara Provan of The tecret is patented cross-over front panels that The gallery has been one of the sleek your hips as they free your step. Front is a "second look" by students at rayon and cotton brocade, side* are leno clastic, STEAKS Monmouth College. a small part of the Soviet Union's impressionist holdings. back is vertical stretch satin elastic for extra seating Mrs. Provan's hand-printed Impressionism, like abstract art, comfort. Light spiral boning; 3" woven elastic no- textiles are being exhibited long has been in c'usrepute in roll top. In white. 14", sizes 25-34.16", size* 25-3« SIRLOIN there . in a show titled "The that country. It conflicts with odd to 35.18", sizes 26-38, odd to 35. Evolution of the Contemporary the ideals proclaimed by the Textile Design from the Paint- Communist party and govern- PORTERHOUSE Ing to the Printed Fabric." ment circles, known as "Social- Many of the students, bewil- ist realism." dered by the artist's one-man- $T.95 T-BONE or show of abstract paintings in|Mafaii>an llnir February, now quite audibly re- '"OluYVgll Ullll 7 veal their undcrslanding of thelfj-au/c Plane desimi in its practical application,"" M"O Mullo DELMONICO to fabric—which, in essence, is MATAWAN >*- The executive the same palette creation applied'board of the Matawan Contem- SYLVETTE'S GUARANTEE OF SAVARIN A/v SKINLESS i to canvas. The show's ran has porary League met Monday in been extended for at least an- the home of Miss Edith Davison, COMPLETE SATISFACTION other week. 307 Main St. COFFEE 09 FRANKS j Mrs. Martin Bell, president, 1. No Extra Cost! Your corset and A major step in (he completion j outlined plans for the meeting bra are expertly fitted and al- LEAN—FRESH of renovations to the exterior of j Monday at 220 Main St. tered to your individual require- LfcAN—t-Kfean jr ^gx the gallery of the Guild of Cre- Michael Cancaglini, Red-Bank, ment at no extra cost. ative Art, 620 Broad St., Shrews- a representative of the California bury, took the form of a break- Wine Industries, will be guest 3, No Extra Cost! Sylvette will c maintain this perfect fit for you I through for a cathedral-type win- speaker. Ib dow facing the street. Board! Elections of. officers will be ... at all times . , . without CHUCK CHOP 69 members are anticipating the held. charge. point • where they can wield' Others attending were Mrs. 3, No Extra Cosll Sylvette will re- brushes for the decoration of the Thurman C. Nealis, Mrs. Ross Half Gallon L>ean T eor place worn garters, replush. where nan vaiion "fi\ Lean "• Meat" i y M £\ interior and for the ultimate|Mngham, Mrs. Charles Lockwoodj necessary, mend open seams, opening of the gallery, keyed I and Mrs. Charles Roesch. replace missing bones without ICE CREAM 79° SPARE RIBS 49 charge. THE SWEATER HOUSE 3 SHORT RIBS BEEF —Factory Outlet— • CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED WEAR A KNITTED COAT • USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN 4 ibs LEAN CHOPPED BEEF FOR EASTER $11.95 Open dnlly 12 Noon to 5 P.M. Fri. '(II 9 P.M. 3 >bs SAUSAGE MEAT OPPOSITE ELKS HOME LONG BRANCH (Memorial Parkway aid GtrfltW AVCMK) -BED BANK-REGISTER Hun* March 51, 1960-23 FOODS ANV AAUW Unit Will Hear A*P FOR FAMILY-I Rutgers Debate Team RUMSON — Two members of "The Journal of Dorothy Words the Rutgers University debating worth." team will present the intercol- All bridge group meetings will legiate topic of the year, "Should be held on the following Tues- Congress Have the Power to Re-day afternoons: April 12, home verse Supreme Court Decisions?" of Miss Harriet Cook, 18 Manor at the meeting ot the Northern Dr., Red Bank; April 26, home Monmouth County Branch of theof Mrs. William Mair, 75 Wood- American Association of Univer- bine Ave., Little Silver, and May sity Women Monday. 10, home of Mrs. Neil G. Smith, j The meeting will be at 8:15609 Prospect Ave., Lincroft. ; p.m. in Rumson Presbyterian The gourmet group will meet Church Fellowship Hall. Tuesday, April 19 at 8:15 p.m., Final plans for the program home of Mrs. Charles W. Thorne, were completed When the branch 59 Reeds Rd., New Shrewsbury, executive board met yesterday and the hostess will give a dem- onstration in the art of Egyptian A&P's Famous "Super-Right" Quality at the home of Mrs. Daniel Hueb- cooking. ner, 154 Point Rd., Little Silver. It was announced that the The drama group will meet branch will hold its annual din-Thursday, April 28 at 8:15 p.m., home of Mrs. Edwin C. Corson, ner meeting May 9. The program Oakes Rd., Little Silver, with will feature Frans Reynders, a members discussing the play, Tetley's pantomlmist. "Tea and Symphony." Tell Activities The branch also sponsors a Tea Bags The following activities have story hour at the Red Bank PORK LOINS been announced: contemporary Library. This will be Saturday 1 RIB END—7 RIBS LOIN END RIB HALF—FULL OUT LOIN HALF—FULL OUT iterature group, Thursday, 9:30 April 9, between 10:30 and 11:30 Jftg ft a.m., home of Mrs. Charley C. a.m., for children of the Kinder- (NOT 4 OR 5 RIBS) Averag* 3-4 lbs. No Chops Ramoved No Chops Rsmovtd , Nickerson, 80 Battin Rd., Fair garten, first and second grade Haven; Red Bank literature, age group. Mrs. R. A. Snedeker, Wesson Oil Monday, April 11, 2 p.m., home Middletown, and Mrs. William • Lenten Seafood.' of Mrs. Lei and Crafts, Hudson D. Warters, River Plaza, will For cooking, taladt, baking Fanoy Quality Ave., Red Bank, discussion top- read a series of stories for chil- ics, "Home to Grassmere" anddren. plnt28C qu«rt 51C 25:35 39:49: HALIBUT STEAKS 55.E C Heinz Swordfish Steaks '•<** "-59 Dessert-Bridge Event Sawrfrait 2 ^ 29. Baby Food 1 28* Applesauce i^2'1^ Fresh Cod Steaks . . n>39° Strained Chopped Fish Sticks o«tA.f-ral« * Held In Woman's Club e an "Super-Right" Quality—Boneless Brisket 10i*"99 6i 89° Front Straight RED BANK - Mrs. Albert and Mrs. William Verner. Cuts Hi. Cuts Werner and Mrs. Donald C. Also, Mrs. Benjamin Vincent, CORNED BEEF 59 White were chairmen of a des-Mrs. Louis Despreaux, Mrs. La Choy BANANAS sert-bridge held this week in theGeorge Plant, Mrs. Helen Atwell Red Bank Woman's Club by theMrs. Elliott Sparkes,,Mrs. Rob- Chow Mein Noodles YELLOW club evening department. ert B. Patterson, Mrs. O.A. Rick- SMOKED BEEF TONGUES 45 ' Proceeds will be used to paysecker, and Mrs. George Wright. 4 or. 27» Golden Ripe expenses for two local nesdy Also, Mrs. Earl Joyce, Mrs. can Wholr or »lthtr half Reg. Style Oven-Rudy Fresh Chicken Parts! boys to go to camp this summer. Earl L. Morris, Mrs, John G. Prize winners included Mrs.Rice, Mrs. Robert W. Edmond- Legs of Lamb 59S. 67f Buy the kind you like Henry Labrecque, Mrs. James stone, Mrs. Peter C. Lufburrow, Kaiser Mrs. James R. Greene, Mrs. 0 C ASPARAGUS Collins, Mrs. Edwin F. Her'r, Jr., ( Mrs. Joseph Rehm, Mrs. Arthur Clifton Lewis, Mrs. Warren Hub- Aluminum Foil Pork Chops "t. *69 Chicken Legs .... »>49* T. Dilber, Mrs. A. Harrison bard, Mrs. Alex P. Hagen, Mrs. QUILTED lb c C Fresh California George P. Drake, Mrs. Lewis E. Brennan, Mrs. Edward Fister, 7 Inch w!d* fl Ferris Brand—Hlokory Smok«d Breasts 59 Wings ^35 Large Spears and Mrs. C. I. Russell. Connor, Mrs Gertrude Combs, 20 ft. roll * lb c 2 33c Also, Mrs. Joseph Pingitore, Mrs. John Givens, Mrs. Joseph Backs and Necks. . . 15 R. Serpico, Mrs. Edward Ed- From Mrs. C. K. Shultes, Mrs. Everett CANNED HAMS 2.99 munds, and Mrs. Olney Hembree. Vanity Fair NawJaney Baynton, Mrs. Otis H. Thorn- Also, Mrs. Carl Claypool, Mrs. dike, Mrs. William Quinn, Mrs.John Hanley, Mrs. Carl Ander- Facial Tissues Rose Bushes ***££?" George Martin, Mrs. Harold E. son, Mrs. Charles Jahnig, Mrs. With Se off labil Williams, Mrs. Michael Rafferty Louis Gulfo, Mrs. Willard Car- Michigan Peat ;;1.05 ba, and Mrs. Richard Laufer. Lanolind 4 pigs. OQfi DEL MONTE PEAS 2 33c yell, Mrs. Joseph Guise, Mrs. Ed- *of 4O0*« Others Present ward Fantone, Mrs. James Jen- Others present were Mrs. kins, Mrs. Harry Olsen, Mrs. Thomas Gore, Mrs. Arthur Wade, William C. Merrick, Mrs. H. G. f I ADD'C BABY FOOD 1A QCf Mrs. Eloona W. Ranson, Mrs.Harley, Mrs. Kenneth C. Burger, Hudson VsWf^BFsT k# (Including Strained Cereals) IV Jars W4W* Heinz Ewald, Mrs. C. K. Knecht, Mrs. Karl Litzelman, Mrs. Wil- HOT CROSS Jr., Mrs. Leroy Phifer, Mrs. Rob- liam Lee, Mrs. William Towers Table Napkins SCT0H ert Howat, Mrs. William Rooney and Mrs. Edward Torre. C boxei BUNS 39 2 of 80 GRAPEFRUIT 2 31c Fannie Hurst Holmdel More Jane Parker Values! Airwick NECTAR PINEAPPLE PIE —..59c Girl Is APRICOT 1 Will Speak Liquid Deodorizer Heart's Delight Brand COFFEE CAKE TJ "" 39c Sunnyfleld Brand EnfrM Brand 3/4 or. tint At Luncheon Engaged C GOLDEN LOAF CAKE 35c can W C EATONTOWN — Well-known HOLMDEL — Mr. and Mrs. PURE LARD 23 KIPPERED SNACKS 3 29 author Miss Fannie Hurst will Harold G. Holmes, Main St., an- Red 44 01, Frozen Food Buys! be the speaker at a luncheon of nounce the engagement of their Chtel can 29 SALMON Coldriream brand can 59 the Brandeis University Women's Ivory Snow APPLE JUICE A&P—Sflogd and iw«at«n.d daughter, Miss Nancy" Ruth1 c u Committee of Monmouth County For dlihei and fine fabrics C Holmes, to Bayard T. Lamborn, MALLOMARS w^« SPRINKLES Sun.hin- e pig. STRAWBERRIES 2 !£ 57 pkg.w* pkg. Slouller't Brand Lenten Food Suggestions/ Spring Cleaning Needs! MACARONI & CHEESE 2 59c A 1 Ivory Flakes Spaghetti or Macaroni P ;; 2 ;;, 37° Sail Detergent 2 PIZZA FOURS Jf4Sc For diihei and fina fabriei Moatleis J 3 Sauce Arturo >pa9hartl 5auc« 2 !;: 37° Duz Detergent P C57' Brussels Sprouts 2 2lb.«WJo p White Rice Sunnyfiald 22c.°;65c Cuianenn'e TV DINNER n«. Fancy Long Grain pkg.*' Joy Liquid Detergent OWanSOnS ChicUn.TurUy.Be,.! pig. 701 c Aiipurpoie c White Tuna Fish 31 |iquidcleaner b^65 Stuffed Peppers H.H~.»H.«. 1 Jane Parlar can" Duz Bread Crumbs IOOLIQA AC I ..Ll D ii IL. 25,40,60, 75 or Wildmera—Select Quality q C Soap Powder plg.i9 u.t. Light bums IOOwatt_Fre,(.d We carry a wide selection of foods for the LARGEEGGS . 55 largt OOQ gtanf *7Qc Passover Holidays. Here are just a few! Junnybrook—Urge Frash Orade A Sunnyfield—Fancy Creamery In Shell WHITE EGGS rr Oxydol Detergent Sweet Whipped Butter 8:;42' Diamond Brand Walnuts l[:W V C Fanoy Donestlo Rlndless—Siloed or Pleoe Goodman Square Matzos JJ 1.79 Rokeach Nyafat . . 'tr-39 C Miss Fannie Hurst Miss Nancy R. Holmes For your laundry C q c MUENSTER CHEESE 49 Wednesday in Old Orchard Coun- Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Goodman's Matzo Meal 'PV;37 Rokeach Borscht . b ;f^29 G. Lamborn of Union St., Mata- pka."" pkg. w" u rf 6 r f c try Club. Mild American •b.57c Mrs. Milton Eisler, Deal, re- wan. Hi-Hat Peanut Oil \ :n 63 Rokeach Gefilte Fish ; 55 tiring president, will install the Miss Holmes was graduated C Sharp Cheddar Spread following slate of officers: from Red Bank High School and Camay Soap Golden Blossom Honey 'I;/41° Sunsweet Large Prunes PV; 37 ib67« Bates College. She is employed at Cr d 8 C ASP brand o ox. Mrs. Arnold Schwartz, Lincroft, For toilet and bath Swiss Slices Switzerland president; Mrs. Benjamin Le Marlboro State Hospital. . Mott's Apple Sauce . ";;27° Vita F7' Herring °; 43 Kash, Long Branch, vice presi- Mr. Lamborn was graduated r 9 C 3 b c from Matawan High School and 3 t 29 Diamond Crystal ><«>>""> bo ;20 Cream Cheese S2fi ^33° dent; Mrs. Benjamin Hochberg, w Copper Color Freehold, vice president and Union Junior College. He served cake< •" Mrs. George Feinberg, Long with the Army in Japan and is Quick or Inifanf 14 or. 040 BetryCroelcer employed by the American In- «°t.«§,c ALUMINUM Branch, vice president. Cream of Wheat Cooking pkg. "*» Bisquick Variety Baking Mix pkg. "•« surance Group Co., Trenton. Camay Soap Also, Mrs. Sidney Meistrich, 6 OI C c Asbury Park, recording sec- Especially {or the bath HO Oats Quiet or Regular Cooking ' , '21 Maxwell House ^^ °™ retary; Mrs. Jack Kaplan, Rum- b AnfW r t0 For Thursday, March 31 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ' *»«•«*«'• pu«n SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF ACHOM I-Aerl/orm 1 fluid ana aaana aaa Present—For You and (-Dwelling aaa uaiaas IMH fCltatoGfCrltato gsnaasa asaaa Yours... Dotft neglect wort, 10-Oenai HSQS for FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELM MEANWHILE NOT FAR AWAV THAT MUST BE WHERE a CHERKV IS .(..IF I KNOW THE PRUG IS MRS. FARNSWORTH, I WANT YOU 10 OH, I JUST LOVE YOUR POEMS RUT TELL ME, MR. CREEPNIC, A HER, SHE DID EXACTLV WEARING OFF, RUTH, THEY THRILL ME EVERY TIME WHAT DO THEY MEAN ? J WHAT I TOLD HER NOT BUT ANOTHER SHOT MEET OUR GUEST OF HONOR. TO DO, AND WENT THERE MIGHT KILL THIS CASPAR CREEPNIK, THE FAMOUS ' I READ THEM TO ASK BERT GROVE TO CARIBOU / POET NATURALLY' HELP WE STAMP •SY ANOV AND OLD PONT DO IT HONKER SEEM TO BE THEN/ HE'S WORTH HEAPED TOWARD THE TOO MUCH LUMBER COMPANY'S MONEY/ LOOKOUT TOWER/ POGO By WALT KELLY THE TOODLES By THE BAERS sorAWAV.SO'S i itu, wu wow we , ftfMe 6MHIK6&0 ._ /AMYWHettWWW QUICK WrfWXrfPW WOWMW CAN StANP &>&*••• \ A30U' ' - A CUS10M8, OP / MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL CONFOUND IT, WYNNE! I DON'T m. NEVER BONNIE .'BRING- iV\y HOOP WANT TO 5E.E YOU HURT! „ • . ,„ LEARN *TO RIGHT BACK HERE.' STAND OH SKATES/ THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY DID AN ABSTRACT RECOGNIZED PAINTING- MY HOUSE f ANDTOMMVHAD TO CrO m' SPOIL EVERflMMGr. HE... if you get up and. get material pooling of the blood and may be RED BANK REGISTER Thurs., Maiih-31, County Fire College Starts out of the file* yourself' instead the cause .of many accidents be- Outwit Moths MEDICAL of hating someone else perform cuase of sluggish reactions and All modern dry-cleaning estab- that may be on the clothing. ' this service yor you. You. will near-blackouts. When driving it lishments are equipped to moth- If at all possible, place all your Monday; Six Sessions Set remain alert and do a better is important to wiggle your toes By Storing V proof woolens. The preventives families' woolen garments in a MEMOS job. . and move around in your seat used by them are effective until closet that won't be used during RED BANK-The 1960 editior ;ompany, at a meeting April 18 By H. L. Htnchensofm, M.B. from time, to time to take the the garment is dry-cleaned again. summer months. Fumigate the of i the Monmouth County Fir. t the Union Beach Co. No. 1, pressure from the veins in back- Winter Woolens Washable woolens can be made closet by spraying throughly with College gets under way Mondax Jnion Beach. Wiggle your toes every time of your legs. Simple as' this is. it FREEHOLD — Those winter moth-repellent by using a product a contact spray, the agent sug- with sis sessions slated in Apr. Walter Whalen, district man- you think about it. can prevent a person from be- wools you'll be storing away soon gests. and May. coming involved in an accident such as EQ 53 in the final rinse. ger of the John Bean Co., will are going to be needed next fall. When a closet isn't available Battalion Chief James Mulligai You. should do this especially while driving. This DDT solution developed by ;ive instruction on high and lowif you have a sitting down job. So don't take any . chances on for storage, use heavy plastic of the Jersey City Fire Depart iressure fog at the May meet- Persons watching television moth damage to them this sum- the U. S. Department of Agricul- ment will lead the opening meet Sitting for prolonged periods can ture will protect the garment un- bags with zipper closures. ng at the Brielle Fire House. cause swollen feet, sleepiness and should make it a rule to get upmer, warns Mrs. Lorna K. White, ing Monday at 8 p. m., in Rec Deputy Chief Drew will outline after every program and walk Monmouth County home agent. til it is washed again. A MAYBE VOTER Bank High School. He will dis even weakness. The swelling of jrocedures for placing and hand- the feet is due to the pooling of for a few moments. And wiggle For safety antl convenience, Any garment that has been pur- BUTLER (AP) — A voter who cuss "Understanding and Use o', ling charges lines at an outdoor those toes! clear closets of winter clothing chased with a durable moth-proof- couldn't make up his mind on a Various Extinguishing Agents." the blood because the blood finds meeting in Fair Haven, May 9. it difficult to climb back up the as soon as possible, she suggests, ing treatment applied to it will 5515,000 school construction ref- An outdoor class on ladders, The final session will be Mayveins towards the heart. CHIEF OF STATE DIES and she offers these storage tips: need no special care in storing. erendum Tuesday felt obliged rescue and ropes from the fire 16, in Red Bank High School. SAN MARINO (AP) — Onofrio First, clean all your woolens If you have some garments :o make his opinion known. In- tower will be held at the Fair After sitting for an hour a per- Fred E. Hartman, South Amboy, son's performance becomes slow- Pastori, 89, who served 10 terms before storing. Washing or dry-that do not need cleaning, a gooc stead of marking the "yes" or Haven Fire Department April 11. will discuss, "What Every Fire- cleaning before storing prevent.' airing and sunning accompanied "no" box, the voter wrote in Deputy Chief Joseph Drew of the er and he becomes groggy. If Pressure against the thighs dur- as chief of state of this tiny Ital- man Should Know About Radi- you have a desk job it is better ing long periods of driving an ian peninsula republic, died Tues- wrapping up garments with moth with a brisk brushing will- help •maybe." The ballot was declar- Newark Fire Department will be ation." larvae or eggs already in them. to dislodge any larvae or eggs void. ' in charge. for you and for your company automobile or a truck also causes day night of a heart ailment. "Handling Emergencies Involv- ing Natural Gas" will be dis- cussed by Leon Zuckerman, pub- lic relations director for New Jersey Natural Gas Co., and Da- vid J. LaRue, superintendent of operations, and Harry Megontgal, superintendent of meters for the Belford "Know Your State" was the theme of Cub Pack 27 at its meeting last Thursday in the Scout Building. The Cubs dis- played work done in relation to the theme. A film on New Jersey was shown. An Honor Unit Round-Up award from the Coun ty Council was presented to the pack. Awards were given to David Bigelow, David Brower, George Boyce, Robert Green and Edward Kondrup by the Cubmaster, Robert Green. Boy Scout Troop 27 made a tour of the Nike base at Chapel Hill Saturday. Robert Simon, leader, and some of the fathers SHOP a COMPARE - YOU SAVE MORE EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK ! of the boys accompanied them. NATIONAL BRANDS Mrs. John Gough entertained the members of the Sixpence SUGAR GRANULATED 5 b« 47* Club last Thursday. Plans for Chock Full O'Nufs the annual New York trip were RINSO BLUE discussed for this spring. Mrs. ICC OFF Anthony Mantlick received a birthday gift from her secret CONDENSED ALL Coffee ^ YOU SAVE MORI Foodtown pal. Mrs. Herbert Kutcher won the meeting prize. The members LINDEN HOUSE i CQC FIRESIDE EGG b COFFEE J" Meat (s A will visit the new shopping center COFFEE PILLSBURI Y FLOUR 10; , 89* Eatontown, on Thursday, March WILCH'S 00 Treat 31. Also present at the meeting GRAPE JELLY 3"£ T were Mrs. Norman.Sickles, Mrs. YOU SAVE MORE WILCH'S Always! Joseph Diffendale and Mrs. J< Frank Christianson. GRAPELADE 3 £T°° CUT FROM YOUNG WESTERN PORKERS SUNSHINE A party was given for the sixth birthday of Lynne Davis, KRISPY CRACKERS £ 25* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor 100«4 PURE Davis, Clinton Ave., Wednesday SALUD SALAD OIL ,.< 99* of last week. Present were Zo LINDEN HOUII JELLIID Ann Morrell, Billy Kondrup, David and Keith Dosil, Laurie CRANBERRY SAUCE 2'tT; 25* PORK LOINS Newman, Cheryl Bibold, Gail and PRINCESS CREMII RIB PORTION LOIN PORTION Gwen Ambruster, Diane and lVchard Davis, Mrs. Arthur SANDWICH COOKIES 2 L39* KindruD, Mrs. William Morrell, M-s. Pearl Ambruster, Mrs. Gene Newman, Mrs. Robert Bi- FIG BARS 2 L39* t-Md, Mrs. Daniel Dosil and Mrs. INtTANT COFFEE Chester Branson. MAXWELL HOUSE ^H47 •VAPORATED «.«*•!, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Otten, 00 T.eonardville Rd., have returned FOODTOWN MILK 8 'I'I from a two-week vacation with TEA BREAK their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. David Daniel of TEA BAGS V29* RIB HALF. LOIN HALF St. Louis, Mo. OCEAN SPRAY JILLIIO or WHOLE CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 .?;. 27* The sixth birthday of Paul CENTER CUT Gulino, son of Mr. and Mrs. YouPIAW SaveT POO MorD e on GardenAffix PAU SuppliesK Gene Gulino Hopping Rd., was PORK CHOPS RED ROOSTER BABY IDA MAE NSW PREMIUM JOY LIQUID VEL SOAP 2c OFF FOAMING CLEANSER MUENSTER PIZZA PIES Ibi. DUZ DETERGENT MEADOW COLD KRAFT PARKAY ' AJAX AU PURPOSE DETERGENT POWDER WITH 5e COUPON pkg. WITH lOe COUPON TV SNACKS MARGARINE PILLSBURY OATMEAL TASTEE SHRIMP Giant Startir lixi Rig. tin *5 r)# Si.. 2 Z 27* Bol. OZ' 5 COOKIES pkg. COCKTAIL :;r,; 39*! VEL LIQUID PALMOLIVE PALMOLIVE CASHMERE There s A Foodtown Near You! DETERGENT SOAP SOAP BOUQUET Tho following are the exclusive Foodtown Markets in tills area: R»g. iltt 97 Broad St., Red Bank 3Z29* bald ban 3 £; 29' 506 Prospect Ave., Little Silver CASHMERE LUX TOILET LUX TOILET LIFEBUOY 125 Broadway, Long Branch *1I26 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright BOUQUET SOAP SOAP Rr. 35, Eatontown both boih (Closed Sundny) ... just got hi* first kiss. bon 3^.29" .ban 3 Z 32* * Foodtown Markets Open Sunday March 31, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Wilman Rolls Doubles Squash Championship Tonight In ABC Event TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Joe Starts at Sea Bright Tomorrow Wilman will have no illusions about winning an American Bowl- ing Congress title when he ap- By WALTER JOHNS *SEA BRIGHT - Bill Robin-1 pears with the Knoll Hamm's «on and Manny Lobdell, both of I Holy Cross team of Chicago tonight. A FEW DAYS AGO, the betting odds on the base- Rumson, are seeded first in the. The gritty little four-time ABC ball races were listed in Las Vegas and the shocker, at second annual Monmouth Coun-j champion collapsed with a heart ty Doubles Squash Champion-, Cops M.P.L. attack at the tournament two least at this stage, was the Yankees-at even money. ship which opens tomorrow at years ago. Although he was 53 We don't know from 'nuthin what the Yankees the Sea Bright Badminton and at the time, Wilman was still re- Squash Racquets Club, Badmin- Cage Loop garded as one of the top threats will do, except, from past performances, it was custom- ton Ct. in bowling and his stroke shocked ary to pick them to win the pennant and let it go at Half of the top ranking team RUMSON — Holy Cross School his thousands of fans. had a 'first' this past basket- that. And, they generally won it (24 pennants and 18 Will be defending the title won a After spending several months ball season when the Blue and year ago. Robinson, paired with on his back, the stubby veteran world's titles). ' . Gold team copped the Northern Jim Hazlet, who has since moved gradually started bowling again Monmouth County Parochial But the 1960 Yankees, off their 1959 record from the shore, won the 1959 Anxious to substantiate his years Grammar School League cham- championship in a four-game of preaching about the health- (third and 15 games behind the White Sox) are the final against Charles Halsey and pionship. giving benefits of bowling, Wil- biggest question mark in recent baseball history. Dave Treeman, both of Rumson. Coach Jim Dooley was respon- man was soon back in league "Tournament chairman, George sible for making history for play and competed in the ABC And, adding to the confusing state are the Sullivan, announced that three Holy Cross when he floored a last year. even money odds and the Yankee play in the ex- preliminary matches will be Classy Blue and Gold team that He restricts himself to one hibition games to date where the club has lost 11 played tomorrow night, the first played good basketball. league a week instead of the 10 and second rounds Saturday, and Members of the squad included games a day routine which he of 17 at this writing. the semi-finals and finals Sun- John Hilton, Bill LeBaron, John day. had followed most of his career. Exhibition games actually mean nothing, of course, Tyron, Vincent Lynch, Andrew There were three changes in Saturday's play will start at Parey, Ken Thompson, Richard the "top ten" standings of the or virtually nothing. Excepting the Yanks aren't hit- 8:30 a. m. Sunday there will be TENNIS WINNER Miss Cook, George Hoffman, Kevin ABC yesterday, all of a minor ting and their pitchers aren't pitching. semi-finals at 10 a. m. and 11 Lynda Hathaway, daughter Sullivan, Richard Doley, John nature. a. m. and the finals at 2 p. m. Abel, Tim Sheehan, Ken Cullen, of Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Fairlanes Bowling, Fairless A cocktail party will follow the Richard Pezzuti, John Eager BEFORE either making the Yankees the CLAMP ON COUSY—Bob Pettit of the Hawks jtopi Hills, Pa., took eighth place championship round. Hathaway, 29 Markham PI., and James Streeter. in the open team division with and choice to win the pennant or writing them off as Seeded behind Robinson Little Silver, was ladies' sin- St. Catherine's of East Keans- Celtics' Bob Cousy from scoring during second NBA 2,987 as Vince Lucci anchored Lobdell are Carl De Gersdorff of burg will be host at the annual playoff game at the Boston Garden. Other players are with 643. just another ball club, it would be best to con- Rumson and John Callen of gles winner in Bermuda's league dinner April 24. Trophies John McCarthy (151 and AI Ferrari (II) of the Hawks. Veres Sports Shop of Fostoria, sider the 1959 season on several Yankee fronts. Fair Haven, second; Bill Dey of College Week Tennis Tourna- will be presented to the win- Ohio, claimed 10th in the booster Rumson and Sullivan of Little ment. A student at the ning team, all-star team and to Gene Conley (17) of the Celtics is in background. St. division with 2,720, Last year critics said that just about every- Silver, third, and Halsey and Northfield School for Girls, the league's most valuable Louis beat Boston, 113-103 to tie the series at one game Ed Markulis and Boss Bosco thing was wrong with the Yankees, including ill- Ross Barnes of Middletown player. Yovanovich of Akron, Ohio, com- Township, fourth. Miss Hathaway defeated her each. IAP Wirephoto) nesses and injuries, poor pitching, little hitting, Final Standings bined with 1,294 and fourth place The draw: opponent, 7-5 and 6-2, on W L in the doubles. too many bowling alley ventures, poor managing, Robinson and Lobdell vs. Wil- 7 .not enough young talent coming up and an assort- liam Lancton of Fair Haven and the courts at The Elbow Holy Cross Ye§terday's Ron Stoneback of Hellerton, Beach Surf Club. She re- St. Mary's ,6 Owens Quits Pa., picked up the 11th triplicate ment of other problems. O'NelU Duffy of Little Silver; A Charles and Allen Schnabolk of 0. L. P. H. Sports in Brief patch awarded in the first 26 turns home tomorrow via St. Agnes 3 days of the tournament when he Sea Bright vs. Carl Boll of New Phillies Due By the Associated Press Shrewsbury and Ted Crane of British Overseas Airwayj. St. Catherine's rolled* a trio of 213 games in WELL, there were many things wrong with the Locust GENERAL singles. It was the second best Yanks, and you could list quite a few aches and pains. A. N. Beichek of Rumson and round between team of Jim Love To Fine triplicate in the 56-year history MIAMI, Fla.-Chick Lang re- of the tournament. The record, Team-wise, the Yanks' couldnt' beat Baltimore, Jim Malony of Shrewsbury vs. of Little Silver and Bob Ready Sugar Ray, CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — igned as agent for Jockey B'ill winner of preliminary round be- of Rumson and team of Ray Mtchcr Jim Owens quit the Phil- 214, was rolled by Harold Asp- Boston, Chicago and Detroit while just breaking even Hartack terming the famed rider lund of Detroit in 1950. tween -team of Joe Hoagland of Carey of Rumson and Dave Mc- Baldoni Fight delphia Phillies yesterday be- an ungrateful, bitter young with the Indians/ In extra-inning games, where the Rumson and Richard Scudder of Lean of Little Silver. cause of a $500 fine levied against man." Yanks once were kings, the club won 10 and lost 10. Navesink, and team of Jack Herb Gandci of Little Silver m by owner Bob Carpenter for BASEBALL On Vacation Pistell and Jack McCarthy, both and Rusty Keyes of Fair Haven Saturday brawl in a Clearwater bar. And, in one-run games, where the Yanks used to beat of Rumson; John Toolan o vs. Callen and De Gersdorff; The 26-year-old Owens, who CLEARWATER, Fla.—Pitcher you somehow, the record was 23-24. Fair Haven and Bob Tierney oi Dick Montaigne and AI Register, BALTIMORE (AP) - Suga von 12 and lost 12 last season im Owens of the Philadelphia Red Bank vs. Halsey and Barnes. both of Rumson, vs. winner of Ray Robinson and Tony Baldon for the Phillies, said he was go- 'hillies, fined $600 for a bar On the pitching front, their star of 1958, Bob Jim Daly of Wanamassa, and preliminary round between team will weigh in tomorrow for thei ing home to Gilford, Pa. room fracas after the club's cur- Turley, a 21-7 record behind him, could win only Jack Plattj of Oceanport vs. Deyof Bob Herr and Bruce Coe, both scheduled 10-round fight at thi "That's the only thing I can ew hour, at first said he was eight games. Their top pitcher, WHitey Ford, had and Sullivan; Bill Dalton ol of Fair Haven, and team of Joe Coliseum Saturday night. io," he said. "They'll either have uitting baseball, then changed Avon and Paul Busse of Shrews Ponce of Rumson and L. C. Robinson is looking to the bout o trade me or I'll go find a job." is mind. 16. On the 154-game sked, the Yankee pitchers bury vs. winner of preliminary Kleinhans of Little Silver. as a tune-up for his rematch with Owens was involved in a fight RACING hurled only 38 complete games. Paul Pender in Boston April 29. with a patron several weeks ago NEW YORK — Mommy Dear In the hitting department, the "Bombers" Sugar Ray lost the New York- ver remarks passed in a bar. '$4.50) romped home by four Massachusetts version of the mid- He said he understood he had engths in the $28,000 Correction didn't do much bombing. Their top hitter was the dleweight crown to Pender on a een fined $100 for his part in Handicap at Aqueduct where weak-hitting infielder, Bobby Richardson, with split decision in January. he after hours brawl. rainer Hirsch Jacobs again fail- .301. Mickey Mantle led the team for the sixth Rocky Castellani, former sta Teammates Joe Koppe and B. ed to get his 3,000th winner. blemate and Wilkes Barrc, Pa. G. Smith also were fined $100 MIAMI, Fla. — Royal Native straight year in home runs, but he got only 31 and neighbor of Baldoni, will be in ach. Owens, however, was sock- $2.50), one of Bill Hartack's four the breakdown on them is very revealing. Mantle his corner. Castellani floored Rob- ed with an additional $500 levy ivinners, captured the $15,000- hit 15 of his homers, or about half, with NONE on inson for a nine-count but lost a y Carpenter. dded Suwanee River Handicap split decision to him in 1955. "The other guys were fined at Gulfstream. base. He hit only three with as many as two men Castellani said last night he has 100," Owens said. "Eddie Saw- LAUREL, Del. — Vendetta on base and NONE with the bags loaded. Hector der (club manager) investigated given Baldoni his complete book [$7.80) scored by a half length Lopez, an import from Kansas City, was the team on Robinson and Tony is strong nd agreed we only broke the n the $10,000-added Capitol :urfew and were not entirely at and smart enough to use it. Handicap at Laurel. RBI leader, not Mantle nor Berra, with 93. ault for the fight. So they wound "I'm certain Baldoni has what up with a $100 fine and it cost LINCOLN, R. I. — Brady A $20.80) won the feature at Lin- it takes to beat Robinson or even me $600." INJURIES and ailments played a big part. Moose knock him out," Castellani said. coln Downs by half a length. The pitcher said that when he OLDSMAR, Fla.-Turkeyneck- STOWE, Vt.-Betty Jean Hes Skowron played in only 74 games, less than half the signed his 1960 contract with oaks ($5.70) got the nod in owner Carpenter, he was warned Elston Howard McDougald In Bass of All four-horse blanket finish in the C. E. Hesseltine, Blossom Cove to stay out of trouble and that if Rd., Middletown, skied at Stowe only 127 and Yogi in only 131. Andy Carey was use- he didn't, he would be fined $500. lop event at Sunshine Park. SAN MATEO, Calif. - Jesorno last week-end while on vacation less because of'ailments, playing in only 41 games. SWATTED BY DODGERS —The $100,000 bonus beauty Sizes Hooked "The agreement was that from Briarcliff College. ($9.60) took over at the head After a visit to the Yanks training camp at St. would be fined if any trouble of the stretch and won the fea- of the Dodgers, Frank Howard, who it supposed to be was my fault," Owens said. "Bu In Tourney ture at Bay Meadows. Pete we know that the unhealthy ones are healthy the new Babe Ruth some day, has been swatted by the this wasn't my fault. I was oui Nicholson again, except Mantle with his bad leg; we know that Dodgers because he failed to show up for a game for ASBURY PARK - It happen after hours and I expected to b FIGHTS every so often in striper fishing, the Yanks are out to make amends; we know that they fined but not that much." CHICAGO (Stadium) — Eddie the second tima in succession, Howard, an outfielder Everyone that wets a lin Owens said he told Carpente: Perkins, my , Chicago, stopped Impressive have several young pitchers with good promise; we who i« trying to learn how to play first base, is the catches fish. 2 last night that the start of th Chico Rollins, 136y , New York, It was that way in the surf i 2 know they picked up Roger Maris who should help, former Ohio State athletic ace who hits 'em long and fight he was punched in th 7. Island Beach Monday afternoo With Orioles and we know that old Casey Stengel, about ready to far. mouth. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Rudell Conservative estimates of "What would you do?" he sah By The Associated Press quit wants that 10th pennant. catch ran from 250 to 350 bas Stitch, 149'/2. Louisville, outpoint- he asked the owner. ed Randy Sandy, 154J4. New At age 18, Dave Nicholson at Fort Monmouth arranged to Everyone that rigged with worm "I'd walk away," Carpenter re- JJut, to be honest, we'd just have to hazard a and fished for any length of tim York, 10. pocketed $102,000 and the keys Jersey Shore schedule a game with each mem- plied. guess as to what the Yanks of 1960 will do. during the afternoon caug TOKYO — Kazuo Takayama, to a new car. Then he left his ber of the Jersey Shore. The "Like hell you would," Owens 128'/$, Japan, outpointed Leo St. Louis home to play baseball fish. said he retorted. Loop Opens games will be under lights at The fish averaged from five Espionosa, 127, Philippines, 10. for the Baltimore Orioles, he LADIES DAY the Signaleer's diamond. seven pounds but an occasion hoped. A permanent schedule will be fish in the 15-lb. and over h That was in 1958, and the hus- LUXURIOUS May 29 slow coming as Rumson and Bel-ct was landed. Blood worms were, ky bonus outfielder still hasn't won a job with Baltimore. ASBURY PARK-Curtain tirrn mar teams are having trouble the only bait the fish showed an LIVING securing home fields. Opening interest in. Now the 20-year-old right-hand- for the Jersey Shore Baseba day schedule has Belmar at Eugene v A, Merten, of Point ed power hitter is at Miami in League will be Sunday, May 29 Manasquan; Rumson at Free- Pleasant, forged into the lead training with the Orioles, and he The date was decided upon thi: hold; Long Branch IAMA of the New Jersey Shore Striped seems to be closer than ever to week at a meeting of the circui Keyport and Oakhurst at R' Bass Fishing Tournament, spon- Baltimore. Ten teams were expected t Bank Towners. Madison drew sored by the Asbury Park Press. In an exhibition game against bye. Merten landed a 23-lb., 2-oz. line- the Cincinnati Reds yesterday, operate this year but it wai The teams will play a 1 side.". Nicholson homered 425 feet off minus one when Fort Mpnmoutl game schedule with the top foi David C. Rlckert, of Point lefty Jim O'Toole. He also singled Signaleers decided it would not finishers playing in a doubl Pleasant, took over second place and had three runs batted in, al- HOLLY HILL be a member. However, officials elimination playoff at the end with a 20-lb., 12-oz. bass. though the Orioles lost 12-9. the season. The Manasquan Fishing Club In other Florida games, the St. Mobile Home Sales continues to lead in club com- Louis Cardinals defeated the (Between Morgan ft 8. Amboy) petition. The Shore Surf Club of New York Yankees 6-2 at St. Freehold Gelding Point Pleasant is second and the Petersburg, the Los Angeles Dod- Routs 35 South Amboy Q.S.T. Wins at Roosevelt Brunswick Surf Club of New gers whipped , the Milwaukee PARKWAY 1-5858 "Sorry, Miss, but local 421 Brunswick is third. Braves 7-2 at Vero Beach, the RADIO HAMS WESTBURY, N. Y. (AP) -Ac Chicago YTiite Sox shaded the- of the guides' union, has Open Evenings tor Pick overhauled the favorei Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 at Saraso just gone on strikel" Mon. thru Sat. 'til 9 P. M. See bur ad under Honick Rainbow in the final stridi Raceway's New ta, and the Washington Senators Classified Section for a nose-victory in the featun outlasted the Philadelphia Phil' Class A handicap pace at Roose lies 11-10 at Orlando. Kansas City vclt Raceway last night. only four hits and two runs. Loi Help Wanted Male Boss is Honored and Detroit were not scheduled. Angeles' Wally Moon continuel The time for the mile over In Arizona, the Chicago Cubs his robust exhibition hitting wit muddy track was 2:12 3-5. CAMDEN - "This is Your Life" visited William C. Fisher defeated the San Francisco Gi- a bases-loaded double. Friday, April 1, 9 p. m The winner, a four-year-o recently. It wasn't the real TV ants 13-10 at Mesa, and the Bos- The defense-mirtded White So: gelding owned by the J. S. Farm show, but a home-made pro- ton Red Sox stopped the Cleve- committed five errors, but sti Freehold, N. J., was driven bj duction put on by members of land Indians 5-2 at Tucson. managed to hand the Pirates theii Anthony Abbatiello. Actor Pic the Garden State Racing Assort' Ninety-six runs were scored in second straight loss after 11 con WRESTLING far off the pace at the thre ASIlUItV PARK CONV.I1ALL ation. Fisher recently resigned as the seven games. secutive victories. Ted Kluszew quarter pole, went four wide i comptroller at Garden State Park Mickey Mantle hit his first ski, with an eye on a return tc GUEST-DRIVE THE ROCCA the stretch. He paid $6.80, }X. to assume the position of general homer of the spring for the full time playing at first base 1E5SON No. 1 and Don Lewln and $2.60. manager at the Freehold Race' Yanks. It came with one aboard had two hits for Chicago. TRIUMPH vi. Skull Murphy way. in the ninth, but New York al- Bob Allison hit a three-ru & rot Krllj The National Football League'; The "This is Your Life" pro- ready had been throttled on three homer and Faye Throneberry hac Kimlanj v«. M'nr second highest scorer in 195! MORRISON POINTERS FOR 1960 TR 3 Only $2475 Cloud * Henri duction was the highlight of a hits by Lindy McDaniel, Bob five hits, including a two-out failed to make a touchdown. Pa cocktail party-dinner given Fish- An aid toward twinging In a plant li aiming fo raise your Dubila and Bob Keegan. game winning single in the ninth Tickeli li Ilc», Summerall of the New Yorl armt n« higher than your ihoulden In Ibt backiwing at finish. 4M MAIN ST. r at Cherry Hill Inn. Eugene World Series star Larry Sher- as the Senators collected 17 hits Giants kicked 20 field goals mv Mori, track president, headed ry went six strong innings for to overcome an 8-1 Philadelphia Tel. Til 4-42D6 29 extra points. the list of guests which Included Editor's Note: This Is (he first interruption from start to finish. the Dodgers, allowing the Braves lead. :he 35 members of the permanent in a series of six Spring golf It is the type of motion you pro- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .vorking group at the track. lessons by Alex Morrison, the duce when whirling a weight FRANK PORTER'S During the course of the enter- famed golf teacher, all "Prnctlce attached to a cord. Only through Also Complete Selection ot alnment, many surprise gifts Pointers." Tho others will run producing such an action can any Used Sport Cars and Sedans A NEW FORD OR OTHER were presented. The usual sur- on this page every other day. player consistently strike the ball RED BANK TIRE CO prise guest part of the show was Any player can swing and with the force and accuracy .FINE CARS AND TRUCKS TWO LOCATIONS FREE nactcd by Fisher's former co- score better just ns soon as he needed to score beter. MONMOUTH ® PHIL WALDMAN'S ivorkers who injected comicnl gets the right mental picture When swung with a true swing- Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, 'til 6 P. M. BRAKE ADJ. vertones to the narration of ' about the correct swing. As part ing action the clubhead, like the Bridge and dakland, Red Bank, 'til 9 P. M. with WiS GULF oscph M. McCranc, the track's of this ho must learn to readily; weight of a cord, travels in the Oil Change MOTORS issistant general manager, SERVICE STATION distinguish a true swinging mo,proper plane from start to finish, SHadyslde 7-3404 and Lube Maple Ave. & W. Front i». Fisher was presented an onyx lion from nil other types of no; As an aid toward swinging in LI 2-2414 lesk set. Another gift was a Open Dolly and Sun, 7 A, M. • 10 P. M. ttioi n such as steeringi , pushinhi g a plane you should raise your We monkey, something thejor jnbblng the club. .arms no higher than your shoul- HIGHWAY 35 ormer track comptroller has al- Tlio correct CALL SH 7-0308 I me iuini.1 swing is one dors in the backswinp and follow U,S.ROYAL r "TIRES EATONTOWN , ays wanted to own. jjsrupoth flowing motion without I through. '• * He and hii wife, Vbtfni-fare ' RED BANK REGISTER^ By Alan Mover TOUGH TASK equal partner* in the enterprise Tbxat., 'March 31, 19(50-27'. Skowron Enters with'Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baiter of Grid Coaches Hear Air Force 815 Club Rd.,Teanecfc The reported purchase price Bowling Business was $250,000,- including $20,000 State Legicm Mentor on Audacious Football NEWARK (AP) - Bill (Moose) cash and assumption of two Skowron, New York Yankee first mortgages. baseman, has gone into the bowl- Head to Visit ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The makeup of the dangerous-living The coach emphasized'he does Attorney for the new firm Is ing business. Bernard Dorfman of Hackensack. type of football a team plays Cadets, Martin told the 13th annot believe simply in wide open A corporation headed by him should be tailored to the temp- nual Football Clinic. football without purpose, but- he He was at yesterday's hearing Monmoutlx has bought the Newark Recrea- with Mrs. Skowron and the Bai- eraments of the individual play- "At the Air Force Academy does feel the forward pass is tion Center bowling alleys at 6-8 TRENTON — Ralph A. D'Olivo, ers, Air Force Academy football we get boys who know they are just as important as the running Elizabeth Ave. The firm is call- ters. Dorfman said the group Morristown, state commander of coach Ben Martin said yester- plans a complete renovation of taking a big chance every time game and that it should be used ed Bill "Moose" Skowron Enter- the American Legion, with mem- day. as a threat from any place on the the bowling center. ART prises. The Academy's team plays an they take one of those jets in field. WALL,J*, bers of his staff, will make an of- audacious brand of football be- the air, and they just aren't the The/Air Force Academy fans The Newark Alcoholic Bever- Former National Hockey ficial visitation to Monmouth W$ WATER ON ige Control Board yesterday ap- cause that kind of game fits in type of boys to play conserva- like the aggressive style, Martin TflE KNEE League referee Bill Chadmick is County to meet with officers and with the mental and physical said, as was demonstrated last iroved transfer of the liquor li- now assistant to the president of tive football," he said. PERM/TT/MG, :ense from the former owner. members of the county's 24 te^ season when the Falcons trailed W/U 7RY To a New York moving.and stor- gton posts at the West Long; New Mexico, 28-27, after a touch- In the incorporation papers, age firm. down with two minutes to play. Skowron, 29, is listed as presi- Branch Community Center, Wed- Martin decided to have his dent and treasurer of the cor Catcher's shin guards are benesday- , April 6, at 8:30 p. m. boys pass for the two points and poration. He lives at 73 Stoney lieved to have been first used in Commander D'Olivo will dev a victory rather than take a cer- Ridge Dr., Hillsdale, but present- the major leagues in 1907 byscribe state and national pro- tain tie with a placement. The ly is in Spring training in Flori Roger Bresnahan of the Newgrams, including the current pass failed, but the fans still da. York Giants. 'membership campaign. .-.,-.-.• cheered the effort. Joe Kuharich, University of Notre Dame head coach, out- lined the Fighting Irish's new defense to the 900 coaches attend- ing the clinic He said he believes in using splits and flankers to help spread the defense but feels an offense S/riE 711/1$ TotJRttey Ms should be so geared that it can F/RSTHBIP'/// /933 THE strike any defensive hole from MAN'WHO CAME TM0 any formation. CLOSEST 7OA$tl<:C£S$FVL PEFEfieB WAZ SEf/Z/OS/W- Indiana University head coach AFTER W/AW/tfS //i/9£3 for Phil Dickens expounded on the flE T/SP FOR i&r/ti /9S4, THURSDAY, single wing offense, with empha- BUT LOST THE PlAfoFF. sis on inside reverses, in his talk ^-BlilrltaW tjr «_» Tntmt SIWHMH—I FRIDAY & SLICKED UP, AND READY —The San Francisco Giants' to the group: SATURDAY! new home, Candlestick Park, is being slicked up for the The clinic ends today after a talk by Louisiana State Univer- "S-MOHir opening game to be played here April 12 against the sity head coach Paul Dietzel and Cardinals. a panel discussion. RADIATOR FLUSH Cut Eyebrow BOWLING NFL Stays IVY lEAGUE McOulre'B Oata Mars Rollins' Jelfrlei Flying "A" With Past Hidden Brook Grinding 42 V4 32 V, Gtllucct'B Pastry 42 33 Tlck-Todt Cleaners 41 34 Wlckatunk aarage _ 40 35 TV Policy TV Debut Magnolia Inn 39V4 35(4 Bert's, Aluminum Service 3T 38 CHICAGO (AP) — Chico Rol- Lavole Labs., Inc. 3S\4 38V CHICAGO (AP) - The Nation lins' effort to make an impres- Raritan Window Cleaning 30 45 al Football League will continue sive showing in his national TV g£g___? £!___3_?____.._. _ _r. £ „* SI its past television policy of each 600 Series—George Wlngender 198, ring debut was marred last night 230, 181—609. club arranging its own program REAR-SEftT^ by a gashed left eyehrow. 200 Club—George Wtogender 230, Jimdespite a possible package deal Poling 228, Mike Noce 213, Charles /£ "fa-Charge" •* The New York lightweight was Allen 213, Bill Netzel 208, Frank Leo set-up by the new American Foot- SPEAKER 207, Fred Wlngender 209, Brwln ball League. kept from answering the bell for Taper 203. BATTERY the seventh round in Chicago Ending a two-day meeting yes- KIT Stadium because of the cut and IWEHSIDE BUSINESSMEN'S terday, the NFL agreed unani- BOOSTER LEAGUE Pour !r,|0 Wea Chicago's Eddie Perkins gained W „ mously not to negotiate any TV p er/ for quiet Olobo Petroleum • 3-way lwltch life h mhule a technical knockout victory, Walt's Chevron , package "in view of present un- • Wire and parti RuscM's Furn certainty of the legal interpreta- • Grill plole The eyebrow was cut in theAl'» Pizzeria _., fourth round and bled profusely. Fair Haven Barbers „., tion of applicable federal laws." Llggett's Drug ... EASY CREDIT Dr. John Pribble of the Illinois Riverside Lanes Commissioner Pete Rozelle Athletic Commission examined Community Cleaners .._ _ for easy.value 200 Club—Fred Flore 223, Mike Ca- said serious consideration had the wound, said it would require tildo 211, Ray Martin 202, Jim Bruno been given to package TV be- shopping atPepsi three stjtches to close, and told 200, Herm Chletlalo 200, Barney E«- laml 203, Leon McDonald 200, Rich cause of financial benefits, add- RADIO & TV Referee Frank Sikora to halt the Bruno 204, Pete DeNlsrls 210. ing: |^ir-^|X.*^ fight. High team series—Globo Pet. 2.747; High team game—Hindi's 967; HI eh "It was argued that such It went as a seventh round Individual series—P. J. Bruno —670; TUBES High game—Bill o«ron! 279. an arrangement by a league or TKO for Perkins, boosting his association involved exclusiveity LAWN MOWER record to 17-7. The defeat was SUNDAY NIGIIT MIXED DOUBLES ROAD REPAIR —Frank Falzo, Long Branch, left, and mmmmm LEAGUE and allocation of areas, and in wifn S-SHEFFIELD STEEL H-tt-MMKftr <_K?*:i Rollins' second in 12 starts. W L view of the present uncertainty Freddie's Pizzeria „ .... 53 25 John Hewitt, Shrewsbury, of the Monmouth County Road Through the first six rounds of naynor Iron Works , _ 48 30 of the legal interpretation of ap- CUTTING BLADESl the scheduled ID, Sityra had Per-Strikes _ Spares -.. 48V4 3rvS Department, spread black topping on Shrewsbury Ave., lightweight for effortleii ALL NEWjmd Puncr Jim Crovers Keyport RRoc. 41 37 plicable federal laws, no risk of kins ahead 28 points to 26 under Outllanl Contracting Co. 33tt 44 violation should be taken until Red Bank, which is County Road 13, to repair ruts MST the five point must system and Colonial Life Insurance 33'J 44 Sycamore Lartes 2814 48 this matter-is clarified." caused by plowing during the recent snowstorms. In- Judge Howard Walsh favored SbSuburbaurbab n GulGlff SService 72 43 High team, three gamei—Strikes _. The AFL announced last week spection of all the 340 miles of county roads was-made Perkins 29-26. Judge James Me- Sparepe s 2,26s,6.. High, tthrehhree games (Men) it had a 56-game TV package for Manus and Rollins in front 28-27 Tom oattloattl s 636366. HiHighi hgam (Mene n) following the snows, and county road crews were -usy —_. Raynor, T. Gattli, C, Redmond sale to either the National Broad- and the Associated Press, as well 245. Hleh team game—BsynoB r IIron casting Co., or the Americar Works 831. High, three £amea (Worn* during the week making the repairs. Each truck carries CopperTUBlNG as most of the press section, al- on)—Lenore GaUls 636. Hleh game Broadcasting Co. so favored the New Yorker. The(Women)-_Lenore Gattls 213. between five and six tons of the blacktopping, which CUTTER AP card was 29-28. ELM LANES MONDAY COMMERCIAL usually lasts about a day during the repairing opera- Perkins weighed 137J. to 136% • LEAGUE National Y Hoop W tions. Work is under the direction of Howard J. Pres- for Rollins. Roger's Sunoco ~ _ 62 Tourney Starts Tonighi Electrician's Local 518 ...... 52 ton, county road supervisor. Woolley's Flying A . .. ,_ 80 $2.« 97^ The Los /v?eles Dodgers' Perry's Bowling Supply . 42 FRANKLIN, Pa. (AP) - The pitching staff struck out< 1,077 PblictionPublicationss ^~.™~~.™~r 35 National YMCA basketball tourn Bob ic Norma's Luncheonettcheonette- 34 ament gets under way at the batters during the 1959 season, a Atlantic Superampera a . 33 Hundreds Gardeners Plan major league record. SugaS r Si CCo. 28 Franklin High School gymnasium tonight. Year's Program 'Coaster' Connolly Norwich, Conn., meets Atlanta: Demonstrate Dies of Heart Attack Ga,, in the first game and But- HAZLET — The program for ?ire$fon* SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Joe ler, Pa., plays Franklin, Pa., in the year was formulated at a "Coaster" Connolly, a former the second contest. In Texas special meeting of the Commun- The quarter finals will be heli SPECIAL TIRiS major league outfielder, died of By The Associated Press ity Root and Branch Garden Club 15-MONTH a heart attack yesterday. He wasFriday and the semi-finals and program committee in the home OFFER! finals on Saturday. ' Powerful streams of water from of Mrs. Bernard Dress, chair- GUARANTEE LOW-SI 63. Connolly played with the New Other entrants in the tourne fire hoses churned into a group man, 12 Chestnut Dr., last Fri- AGAINST ALL BRAND NEW-Perfect Qualify WHEEL York Giants, Cleveland Indians are Orange, N. J.; Lexington"; of several hundred young Texas day. ROAD HAZARDS Ky.; Pittsburgh; Michigan City, TU^P* TYREX* CORD and Boston Red Sox during the negroes. Highlights of the program will IN PASSENGER early 1920's and compiled a .268Ind.; Springfield, Mo., and Buf- A thousand others chanting the be a bus ride, dinner outing, CAR USE. falo, N. Y. Pro-ral.d batting average for four major Lord's Prayer paraded through competition flower arrangement monthly adiutt* league seasons. the streets to Louisiana's 34-story program, and various speakers. mtnt chargv based on r*g* He collapsed at a pier where Short, Out of Army, capital at Baton Rouge for a pro- John Mahan, former president utar telling priei. :* 670-15 he was employed as a ship's test assembly. of the Western Electric Garden Is Beady for Yanks 1 Blockwoll clerk. Those were major develop- Club, will be guest speaker at ' Tubt-typ* LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) -The the next general meeting, April j *Plui tax and rtcappable tire ments yesterday in the unfolding Art Wall Out New York Yankees, who need campaign of the South's Negro 12 at 8 p.m. in the Harris Gar- boost after their dismal spring youth to obtain service at lunch dens Fire House, Union Beach. Of Masters Tourney He will give an illustrated talk • All PRICES plui lax and showing to date, received good counters traditionally reserved HONESDALE, PA. (AP) — Art news today when left-handed on day lilies. The member pro- rccappobte lira In trade. Wall, Jr., golf's leading money pitcher Bill Short announced he for white patrons. ject for the evening will be ar- winner in 1959, said last night he The fire hoses went into play Firestone Stores is ready to pitch. rangements using "Promise of won't be able to defend his Mas- Short, who has been in the Ar-at Marshall, a town of 30,000 in Spring" as the theme. Maple Avenue ters title at Augusta, Ga.,, April my for most of the training sea the East Texas oil and farming because of an Infected right region, to break up an assem- At White St. son, reported to the Yanks St Kansas City beat Boston's knee. Petersburg camp and worked ou blage at the courthouse square 'rank Sullivan five straight times Red Bank Wall, who is resting at his home while the team was on a roac protesting lunch counter incidents last season. here, had said previously he didn't trip. He is expected to be which had brought arrests; SH 7-5700 think he'd be able to make it but starter-reliefer if he lives up to The incidents started as Neg- last night he made it definite. his impressive 17-6 record a year roes tried for the third time in He said the Infection apparently ago with Richmond of the Inter week to patronize lunch coun- TRED-KING was caused by a kidney ailment national League. ters. Police made 55 arrests for 12 unlawful assembly, then took into FACTORY RE-TREAD TIRES Frank House, a catcher ob- custody 200 more who gathered MONTHri; tained by the Cincinnati Reds at the courthouse singing the DIRECT FROM THE ORCHARD from Kansas City last fall, got "Star Spangled Banner," "God an estimated $72,000 bonous foi Bless America" and similar AGAINST "" CRISP - FRESH signing with the Detroit Tiger; songs. in 1949. The crowd reformed faster than ,795 *Q95 it could be thinned by arrests, at Gil Hodges of the Los Angele one time pressing forward to the APPLES Dodgers has hit 20 or more home courthouse steps only to be warn • All PRICES bli/f Ian and ratoppobl* tin. runs for the past 11 seasons. ed by the district attorney. When OTHER SIZES AISO AT IOW IOW PRICES! FOR COOKING - BAKING officers started freeing those who MUM had been taken into custody and Payments 01 fdw at Jl.00 Pies and cooked apples taste better when "THE OUY AT TH8 DISCOUNT HOUSE P«r wetk after imall down- - you are the chef. And your culinary efforts STREAMLINE they joined the crowd outside, SAID VOU'lD TAKE CAM OF Me AU TIRES MOUHTEO FREE! • EASY CREDIT yt aro bound to please when you use our or- your SEPARATE dwelling, Bremen turned loose the hoses. WHEN MT AmiANCE NEEDED SEHYICINO chard-fresh products. Choose from Pippins, | contents, burglary and Order was destroyed. FOB ADEQUATE WIRING Rome Beauty, Stayman W'nefnn. liability insurance policies CALL Rebuilt into ONE, less expensive Shortly after the 1,000 students [PERFORMANCE TESTED11 COLD, FRESH PRESSED of Southern University, Negro SH 7-0612 "" \ state college, and supporters stag- HOMEOWNERS ed their rally on the capltol ALLEN ELECTRIC MASTER POLICY grounds at Baton Rouge, the Uni- 18 WHITE ST., RED BANK CIDER Reproduced by pormlailon o( CYLINDERS versity announced the ousting of FROM OUR OWN MILL and a New Way to Pay Electrical McrcrmmtUins, Fresh and delicious; a blend to please all tastes. 18 from its rolls. a Mcoraw-Hill publication Replace Pure ... no preservatives ndrtod. nowl FREE APPLE and CIDER RECIPES THICO PLAN W. FRONT ST. a facility of The Home Insurance Company that PASSENGER Phone SH 1-3440 lets you pay the way you 'HEWCARGUARAHTEE! and Buitk 20-55 moil mod.; Chev. 40-381 prefer—monthly, quarterly, exc. Corvette; Chiy!. & DeS. *ti-i1 i" Open Friday Evenings Till 9 annually. i5i-57l Dodge 46-J2 & 56-57) Molt DELICIOUS ORCHARDS, Inc. 1 all Ford, Mere, — Other Stores in Perth •ffJgM* s J". SCOBEYVILLE, NEW JERSEY BE MODERN, see TRUCK TIRES : : Colts Ncck-Tlnton Falls County Rd, 537 . , ., _ . . Tnq HIGHE OUBACT Or '-- 'Salesroom Open Mon. fhru Sat. 9to b KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING . . . KE 1-2646 Amboy, New Brunswick, PRICEJN BUYING." ... "PU" T Paul A. McFarland and Newark. SUNDAY 1 to 6 Real Estate - Insurance Trenton, Elizabeth THE VALUE BACK 170 Ridge Rd. Rumson McMANUS & FISK, Inc. RUmson 1.2089 1724 ASBURY, AVENUE ASBURY PARK OF SAVINGS'^! WANTEfr-MAtB HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE March 31, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS IOAT5 & ACCESSORIES IUSINESS NOTICES 1*S» PORSCHE J600 COUPE — &000 Interior mi tturtot. Tor Irtt nti- ctflmtt, miles, dark trun. excellent condition, mates ull U2-O0M. SALES AGENTS radio. We will tra/Je. RUMSON run; BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES PATIOg, PORCHES, GARAGES, re modeling. Reasonable and reliable. 1 Day 40c Line Maurice Schwartz YACHT BASIN Call Raymond a. Boecke!. SH 1-23S2. 3.Days Consecutive . 32c Line (Formerly PuIlen'O ALLSTATE 30c Line & Sons Bank. 4 Days Consecutive . 141 West Front Street Tied Bank Chrysler Marine — Volvo Penta 25c Line Outboard motors and boats In stock. EMPLOYMENT THE COMPANY THAT TAKES THE 5 Days Consecutive 24c Line SHadys.de 7-07S7 SO Days Consecutive O PEN NIGHTS PARTS and SERVICE HELP WANTED—FEMALE FINANCIAL 23c Line USED BOATS RED TAPE OUT OF INSURANCE M Days Consecutive 1955 STL'DEBAKER CHAMPION. CONSCIENTIOUS WOMAN wanted BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (395. 33' Sloop . 910,000 inspector and assembler for clean' Yearly Contract Rrtes On Request SH 1-2322. 33' Schooner t 6,500 Ing department. Steady position, full presents Minimum Insertion Three lines 26' Columbia Cruiser, 1958 * 5.S0O benefits. Only those seeking lonjr ter 1957 CHEVROLET convertible. Excel 23' Twin Screw Cruiser, 1946 . * 3.500 employment need apply. Star Cleane lent condition. 53,000 milts, while 23- Zobel Sklft _.* 2,750 and I^iunderers, Myrtle Ave,, Lon, black top, whilewalln. power steering .12' Wheeler X 3,750 Branch. An Opportunity for a K VrSS Powergllde. CA 9-3179 after 5 p. m 34' Consolidated Cruiser I 3,750 "* "wi wiu"™'.' b. responsible for error., unless they ar. detected Must sell Immediately. Offer over 27' Chrla Craft ...» 5.900 FEMALE ASSEMBLERS for electron SHOO. equipment. Light Interesting worh Mto t a n - Twin Screw, 1955 PROFESSIONAL SALES CAREER N» ?i.«T«i On'. wm°E . accepted or change, mad. In advertise- 1953 RAMBLER station wagon. Radio Pleasant congenial environment, ezperl menu ene hour aflM receipt at ollice. heater, J365. First St. (Off River Rd.) Ilumion ence desirable. Apply 9-4:20. Eleclronl Sir 7-4273 RTJmson 1-1166 Measurements Co.. Inc., Lewis St., an DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication Maple Ave., Eatontown. KEYPORT AREA 1958 VAUXHALL,, four-door. 14.000 BIO DISCOUNT BOAT SALE now going 2229. CLASSIFIED DISPLAF miles. Immaculate, Far below took on. Johnson and Mercury Authorized Just as ALLSTATE eliminates the red tape from its insurance price. AT 1-3649. Dealer. A * B Boat Sales, Hwy 36, WOMEN • :08 A. M. Dn Before Publication with proof two days before publi- Belford. KB 8-5000. 11.50 PER HOUR PLUS BONUS policies so we also free our multiple line insurance agents to do cs tJoa. CHEVROLET station wagon, 1957. Ex- Part-time only. 9 a. m.-l p. m. Eas;the job they can do best-selling. Backing up our professional MORTGAGES cellent condition. Low mileage. LI NEW BOAT—U' rowttoai equipped tor Interesting; survey, work. No experience 20077. outboard motor. S100. agency force are more than 625 conscientious claims and service AT 1-2727 necessary, we fully train. Apply ' CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 IMS CHEVROLET Impala. Convertible person for Interview. Wednesda employees in New Jersey offices. Thus our agents are able, to Black with white top. power steer BARGAIN — Any boat you want to Thursday, Friday 10 a. m.-l p. m. build sound careers based upon their individual sales ability and MONEY AVAILABLE ing. power brakes. 11250. SH 1-1758. own. Low bank rates. Financing ar THOU' FOOD. SERVICE BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND rangements completed In one call a< 37 E. Newman Spring ,Rd. Red Ban'initiative. Salary paid from the day agents start our training 1953 B.M.W. motorcycle. Very good con any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH school with earning of conservatively $600 a month. Some sales COMMERCIAL a Brighl a. and BHady.ld. dltlon. Call COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, 8H 1 EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — N Quick and Confidential Service CO 4-64(7 1000. Sunday work. Apply In person Can experience, age 25-40. In addition, agents participate in the out- mel Sweet Shoppe, 2S Broad 81., Rti standing ALLSTATE benefits package—Sears profit sharing S6!>5 UK LESS—Handling only Fords, 21' TROJAN Inboard t Bank. WALKER & WALKER Chevroleta. Levlne's. Hwy. 31. oppo- 22' CHRIS CRAFT »1,400 major medical and -hospitalization . . . group life insurance 661 Broad Bt. Shrewsbury. N. J. ANNOUNCEMENTS site Grand Union. KB 6-5411. 22' OIVENS M.000 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE clerk, ca paid vacations . . . plus many more features.. 1952 MERCURY HARDTOP — Merc- Lots of used outboards, reer opportunity, ability to type let SHadyside 1-5212 ters. Profit sharing plan, five day week MORTGAGE CORRESPONDENTS LOST AND FOUND omatlc, radio, heater, J225. SH I FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS 78 West St., Red Bank. SH 1-4300. APPLY IN PERSON OR CALL MR. WHITNEY, CR 7-2000 7132. Fair Haven Phone SH 7-3010 LOST _ Passbook No." R-13353. Finder YOUNO WOMEN 21-30. Are you looklni The Provident Institution For Savinf* please return to Monmouth County 1855 FORD HALF TON PICKU.P 1958 FINLANDER 19' 9" long. 60 h.p. for a. new exciting money making job, DAILY, 8:30 TO 4r30; TUESDAY TILL 8 P. M. In Jsrsey City. National Bank, Red Bank. TRUCK. OOOD CONDITION. Mercury motor, two gas tanks, trail- here's the opportunity at A lifetime. KE «-4005 er, anchor, ropes. J1250. HI 3-1234. COOPERATION INVITED LOST — Pasubook No. R-14593. Finder A career business and we train you al ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. We're please return to Monmouth County 1959 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY — 1514, RUNABOUT complete with new our expense. Earn $2-53 per hour ti National Bank. Red Bank. controls and trailer, also 1859 40 start. The Arthur Murray studio need, Two-door hardtop. This car has com- ambitious younic people for executive LOST — Large dark (table male collie. plete equipment Including swivel seati, h. p, Scott with all accessories. Call Mountain Ave. . Murray Hill, N. J. INSTRUCTION power steering. Torque Flight trans- ,1 8-2340. development. Know the thrill of b< named 'REX', In Red Bank. Seen coming an expert dancer and leaehei ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANSIK[DE- Tuesday In River Plaza, Any Informa- mission and whltewalt tires. BEING TRANSFERRED — 17' Chris Don't pass up this opportunity. Appl tion phone Bellhaven Kennels. Caih MAND— Attend one night a week or Craft Day cruiser, two-bunlts. head, now 157 Broad St., Red Bank 3-8 p.m Saturday mornlnf. PRospect 4-0303. reward or pedigree Collie puppy. BH Maurice Schwartz ctinhlons. windshield, pole holders, Mr. Nausft no experience necessary, HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE 1-0667. steering controls, lights and battery phone calls. Jfonmouth Hadlo 'Electronic Instltut. SG50. 12' Runabout,-'lights, cushions, YOUNO MAN for general work In 814 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park. LOST — PaMljook No, II H354. Finder & Sons speedometer, steering controls, J7fi. CA WEEKEND SITTER — Mother's help- Red Bank hardware store. Send full Over- please return to Monmouth County 141 W. Front St. Red Bank D-3922. er Friday until Monday. Own room information to P.O. Box 205. Red Bank. National Bank. lied Bank. with TV. Call RU 1-122? after t p. m. NOW AVAILABLE MERCHANDISE SH 7-O7S7 15' FIBERGLASS family ski boat, 50 GARDNER-HANDY MAN on prlvati O P K N NIGHTS h. p. Evinrude, accessories. Best of- PART-TIME tor hand sewing, pressln, One of the most estate. Living quartets provided. fer over ItlOO. SH 7-19(1. etc. Apply Interior Shop, 428 Broai Kindly state age, experience and salary , FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE 195.1 RU1CK HARDTOP A-l condition. St.. Shrewsbury. desired to "GARDNER-HANDY MAN", 43.000 miles. Original owner will sac- MARINE; SUPPLIES desirable six month Box 511. Red Bank. rifice. Cull SH 1-4344. Everything For The Boatman. New [XPERIENCED drapery operator. Ful AUCTION SALE AUTOS AND TRUCKS Jersey's largest marine supply bouse. time. Good pay. Apply Interior Shop jobs anywhere. LABORATORY TECHNICIANS stocked 1950 FORD — Good mechanical con- Svlnrude Salesi and Service. 428 Broad St., Shrewsbury. Excellent opportunity available In oui FRIEDMAN GALLERIES YOU'VE GOT A DATE WITH dition. (125. 293 Spring St., Red THE BOATMAN'S SHOP expanding research laboratory for two35 S. Main St. CA». Park) Neptuna SPRING IN A TOP VALUE Bank. Apt. 2D. SH 7-5225. EXPERIENCED slipcover and drape: There's big money selling Experienced laboratory technicians. 24 Wharf Ave. Red Bank. operator wanted. Full time. Good pay Must be at least high school graduate, USED CAI! TAKE OVER PAYMENTS — 1958 Open Sundays and Holidays Apply Interior Shop, 428 Broad St FURNITURE 1057 FOHD lour-door Wagon Ford-O- We offer steady work, good wages, Chevrolet impala convertible. Call i A. M. to 1 P. M. Shrewsbury. America's most popular company paid Insurance, pension and Matlc. SII 1-2(62. Sit 1-5780 1957 CHEVROLET two-door Wagon, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Must b profit-sharing plan. DECORATIONS WITH overdrive, 1959 BU1CK LE SABRE — Four door RESERVATIONS for the 1660 summer excellent typist, experience In short ICE CREAM International Flavors A 1956 CHRYSLER tour-door all power. aedan. stainless steel trim. Like new, season now being accepted for the hand essential. 05-hour week. Phom Fragrances, Inc. ANTIQUE 1956 PLYMOUTH hardtop power. only 14,000 miles, extra snow tires. Two new and beautiful Sandy Hook Bay SII 1-7901 for appointment. FAMOUS. Rose Lane Union Beach FRIDAY EVENING 1958 PLYMOUTH convertible eight- car family, mu«l sell one. Excellent Marino. Floating docks; and the utmost huy. OS 1-1557. In boating facilities are olfered. High- MATURE WOMAN — Office routine GARDNER cylinder, lands. N. J. HI 3-1450. experienced preferred. Three and hi Part-time work In Rumson. APRIL 1-7:30 P. M. 1965 CHRYSLER four-iloor New York- 1959 RENAULT 4CV. Sunroof, radio, days. Write "Routine" Box 511, Rei Good Humor Call RU 1-1546 after 6 p.m. Exhibition Wednesday & er, heater, -vhttewalls, JS05. LO 6-3876 109 II. P. CRAY Marine engine, direct Bank. 1955 MERCURY convertible all power. drive, used 20 hours. J650. HAROLD He gin Immediately under our liberal AGGRESSIVE MEN 21-30. Are you evenings. looking for a new exciting money Thursday all dayAuctioneer Many other Used Cars KOFOED. 15fi W. Front St., Keyport. WOMAN or girl to live In Jo: high income percentage- pla.ni, Wm. Friedman 1954 FORD SUNLINER over W.000 In CO 40430. general housework. -Home on bus lln making Job, here's the opportunity of PR <-3I<3 BUHLER & BITTER, INC. custom and speed equipment. Forced References required. RU 1-0634. • All Expenses Paid a life time. A career business and we sell. CO 4-31GD. 16' KIND JERSEY Speed Skltr hull No Age Limit train you at our expense. Earn I2-J3 1960 PLYMOUTH DE SOTO VALIANT with hardware. 5250. HAROLD KO- HOUSEWIVES in the Red Bank-Mid • No Experience Needed per hour to start. The Arthur Murray S9 Broad St. Keyport 1958 CHEVROLET, four-door, six cylin- FOEI), 156 W. Front St., Keyport. CO dletownvarea to do telephone 'worV • No Cash Bonds Required. studio heeds ambitious young peopl HAMMOND CO 10198 der. Standard transmission, radio, 4-0430. from their own homes for charltabli for executive development, Know th heater. $750. HI 3-1854. organization. Hburly rate. Call CA 1. APPLV BAIL* fi-5 thrill of hecomlng an expert dance 1957 OLDSMOBILE '98 four-door hard 15' BARBOUR Lanstrake outboard run- ORGAN STUDIO 195!) FORD HARDTOP convertible, 105. 5SS Shrewsbury Ave. and teacher. Don't pass up ,thls op top, This Is a local car equipped with about, never In water. $350. HAROLD portunlty. Apply now 157 Broad St., of ASBURY PARK full power. It Is two-tone pray. It looks like new, best offer. KE 6- KOFOED 166 W. Front St., Keyport WOMEN — Interesting telephone worl (Acrois from Red Bank Airport) Red Bank. 3-8 p.m. Mr. Nauss no ex. has all excellent tires. See It no's. 4722. CO 40430. at home calling your own loca Sales — Servlco — Instruction area. If you are a housewife confine perlence necessary, no phone calls. FORDS 19S3 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, two-door, 22' LUHRS Q. S. T. RADIO HAMS RBNTAIs PLAN ON ALL MODELS home with children, but have time t< Maurice Schwartz two KIIOW tires on. Good condition. 1958 shelter cabin shift, 109 h.p. Gray. use your telephone, here Is an oppor Open dally 'til 9 p.m. Sat. 'til 8:30 p.m. »250. RU 1-0769. Many extras. (2985. LO 6-3876 evenings. We need a man In our ENGINEERING HELP WANTED-Male • Female tunlty to make extra money. For de SALES DEPARTMENT, age 35-50, who Cookmaa Ave.-Maln St.. Anbury Park & Sons 1950 FORD STATION WAGON, »65. SA1LFISH AND 8UNFISH—Authorized tails call SH l-26<2 between 1-5 p. m has an amateur license. Our commer- REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN OR Call SH 1-2924 sales. The Boat Center, 75 Whits St., Ask for Mr. Bennett. cial line of- equipment is nationally SALESMAN, for active office with PR 5-9300 141 West Front Street Red Bank after ft p.m. Red Bank. SH 7-4330. LINING MAKERS — piece work foi known. Whether you are now In the excellent Hwy. location. No experience SHatlyslde 7-0787 radio business or not, if you have a necessary. If you have the ability to TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. 1954 FORD V-8 station wagon, Forrl-o- WANTED-Used boats and motors. Will new season on children's coats. Phoni All makes now or used. Guaranteed. OPEN NIGHTS matlc, power brakes, radio, heater. CA :-8S(5 or apply at 20 Third Ave. radio background and like technical get along with people and like to work pick up. 11. J. Wllsim Boat Works. sales work, anrl want to better your- wo will train you to sell. Full time Low aa J25. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth NSU PRINZ-AIr cooled. 55 mpK. J1338. Excellent comlll.on. Reasonable. 100 HO Atlantic Ave.. Xong Branch. CA 2Lon- g Branch, St. Next to theater. SH 7-0485. Wallace St.. Red Bank. self, you wilt be considered for work only. Harry A. Kearney A Co.t Real, Immediate delivery. Levine Auto 2032. ^ WOMAN —Oeneral housen-orker. Fom with our headquarters staff. Location Sales, 46 Oceanport Ave., CA 2-2468. tors. OS 1-0600, Ask for Mr. Bova, MANUFACTURER of fine solid brass 1954 FORD «lx cylinder, (tick shift, THOMPSON. BARBOUR, Wood-Pussy of children. Live In. Top salary foi local. Give resume In letter which will lamps offers discontinued number! at new brake*, latest inspection. $350. Plying Dutchman sail boats, Skim- right person. RU 1-1222 after 4 p.m. be held in strict conridence. P. O. SLIPCOVER OPERATOR — Experi- ALL MODELS enced. Steady work. Decorators Fair, • educed prices. Tower Crafumen. 105 AUTOS AND TRUCKS Call AT 1-0769-M. mers, Evlnrude motors. Dockage, and Box 718, Aabury Park, N. J. Chestnut bt.. Red Bank. storage. II. J. Wilson Boat Works. 479 WOMAN WANTED to wash dishes, heir Oakhurst. KE 1-0037. 1953 FORD convertible V-8. straight Atlantic Ave.. Long Branch. CA 2-2032. In kitchen, 7:30 to 4 weekdays only. SALT HAY-WNBST QUALITY ptlck, radio, heater, good top, white- 11.10 per hour. Apply Homestead Lunch, WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Man or Fred D. WikolL Co. • Station Wagons walls, rung good. LI 2-2722. 5!4 H. P. BUCCANEER excellent con. Hwy 34. Holmdel. , IMMEDIATE OPENINGS woman to supply consumers with BH 1-0B54. clltion, adapted for remote controls, Rawlelgh products. Many earn 150 1955 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — The*75. Call P.U 10097. WAITRESS WANTED for lunch room Opportunity to grow with new and ex-weekly part time, $100 and up full time. FOAM RUBBER. Contra-inflatlon now season Is here I Put the, top down! 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekdays only. panding factory branch. Must be be- Write Rawletgh'a Dept. NJC-13C-336, coats less than ever at FOAMART, • Falcons This one-owner, two-tone green has ORAY marine engine ~ 110 h.p. 1955Apply Homestead Lunch, Hwy 3' tween 20-35 Una not strald of work. Chester, Pa. Rt« 35. EATONTOWN. Two and Four-Door power steering and hydramatlc. Stop model, direct drive, very good condi- Holmdel, Permanent positions. n today and drive It. Ion, (450. CA 2-3422 after 5 p.m. RED BANK LUMBER'S 1951 CORRECT CRAFT boat, Inboard $93 TO START Maurice Schwartz 60 h.p. motor, 16' long. Best offer . HELP WANTED—MALE, Call SH 1-4019 ask for personnel de- Stephen SPECIALS • Falcon Wagons akes It. Call SH 1-7198. partment. Free Use Of Our Auto Top Carriers ELECTROLUX CORPORATION & Sons 4' RUNABOUT, mahogany fore and 508 Prospect Ave.. Little Silver Shop Hairdressers Split rail fence—a friendly fence In center deck. Flbergtas bottom with genuine chestnut, only $2.05 per sec- 141 West Front Street Red Bank ping Center. Man wanted. Mechanical DISTRICT MANAGER • Fairlanes 18 h.p. Mercury. .Al condition. SH 1- background helpful. Sales and service. WA have an additional opening lor a tion, minimum delivery $30. (Section SHadyslde 7-07S7 2809 after 5 p.m. SH 1-2070. NOWINTERVIEWING Is one poat and two rails, 10 feet reliable man to take charge of a Mon* long.) OPEN NltJIlTS 25' RICHARDSON CRUISER ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS with _ mouth County area. Work consists of EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSERS • Fairlane 500's I960 VOLVO, two door sedan. Bed, 100 h. p. Eray marine engine. Ship- least six years experience in circuitry. supervising teenage newspaper car. Celling tile (Hackman Brand.) Plain four speed, radio, seat belts. Like to-shore radio, Mccpa four, excellent Good growth opportunity and pleasant rlers. Salary and car allowance. Ap- For exclusive beauty salon white, 12"x24", center scored, painted, new. $2095. SH 1-4235. condition. Price, 12,950- Rumson Yacht working conditions In ELECTRONIC ply In person to Mr. Strong. Red Bank rtevel. 10c sq. ft. Cash and carry. • Galaxies Bmln. First St., Rumsnn. RU 1-1166.. MEASUREMENTS co'a new engineer- Register. Broad St., Red Bank. MONMOUTH SHOPP.INQ CENTER (In 64 sq. ft cartons only.) 1959 FORD Qnlaxy. Show room condi- Ing laboratory, devoted primarily t Eatontown tion. AT 1-0838. 73 Memorial Pky., development - of Industrial electron! MEN — AMBITIOUS. 31-39, to call Flush doors, slightly damaged, from Atlantic HlRhlands, products. Apply In person or write on established customer* tor orders. OPENINO SI.05. Caih and carry. (In our bar- • Thunderbirds BUSINESS NOTICES No experience necessary. Top men earn gain basement.) 3LECTR0NIC MEASUREMENTS CO., By appointment only INC.. Lewis St, and - Maple Ave. J7.0O0.J10.0O0 per year. S90 per week As many as you want. 2"x4"-8\ 45c MOBILE HOMES MA8ONRY. CARPENTRY, sidewalks, Eatontown, N. J. LI 2-0300. to start if you qualify. Must have Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday each. Cash and carry. 2"x4"-6\ 39c Bernie Kravet retaining wells, dry wells, patios, al- car and pleasing. personality. Call TW each. Cash and carry. terations. SH 7-2144. REFRIGERATION MAN — Must bl 9-6868 or 110 2-1074. evening, 7:30 to 9 p. m. 19.18 IIOMETTE, 46'xlO'. Two bedrooms, experienced. Apply In person. Eaton 518 Main St. Campbells Junction bath, automatic washer. 13 John LAWNS MOWED town TV. SO Hwy. 35. Eatontown. HOUSEMAN — For Inside work. A: St.. Mlelevllle. Trailer Park, West Lawn mowing by contract. aist in taking care of grounds. Live Belford RED BANK Keangburg. KE 6-5761. ' Call SH 1-0523. ENGINEERING AIDES AMD TECHNI out, own transportation. Good refer clans, with at least five yeara exper mces. -RU 1-0947. Couple, experienced, complete charg 30»R HOUSETRAILER — One bedroom, •'OR TREE) WORK, C&Q tree servlee.lence In electronic circuitry. Pleasani LUMBER CONFESSES AMERA SALESMAN. MANAGER. — small modern Informal country house excellent condition. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI working conditions In new englnoerlnc Corner Wall and Pearl Streets Apply In person or send remme. In West Long Branch, New Jersey, CO 4-2074. 2-4220 for tree estimate. Full Insuranca laboratory workng with top grade en where business woman spends three- Red Bank SH 1-5500 LONG BRANCH — I admit 1 coverage: glneera. Apply In person or wrlti Camera Department, Atlantic Super- The Register brings buyers and sell* ama, Rt. 35 and Shrewsbury Ave., day weekends. Houseworker, gardener- UNHEARD forgot to tell all that I also sell WE FIBERGLASS BOATS ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO, handyman-occasional driver. Must be SILVER MAPLE TREE3-5' to 10' *rs together each Issue. Why not loin INC., Lewis St. and Maple. Ave, New Shrewsbury. high SI to |7. Oak trees 5' to 10' useFULL cars. These are the .hem?—Advertisement. For maintenance free and leak proof fond of dogs. Separate apartment foi Eatontown, N. J. LI 2-03O0. TRUCK DRIVER — Must be familiar help. Call Kathryn G. Messner lo: J5 to 125. Delivered and planted. LO beauty we will expertly cover boats, 61714. cream of our trade-in crop. They porch cteckff, roof, tanks etc., of. any FOREIGN CAR SALESMAN with the states of Maxachusetts, appointment. New York City: LA 4-3817 AUTOS AND TRUCKS size or description. For free estimate New Jersey, Ohio. Apply Mary Car. Monday through Thursday; West Long OF are no longer warranted by the Terrific opportunity for right man. Sal USED OROAN SALE call Navcalnk Laminating, HI 3-1125. ary and commission. Asbury Farl ter Paint Factories, Rte 34, Matawan, Branch: CA 0.0541 Friday through Sun- original maker. They bear OUR N. J. day. One Conn Caprice mahogany." with INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared area. Write qualifications to 'T.C..V Box Ml, Red Bank. bench. 5925. name, trademark and 100% guar- completely. Margery Trovato, OS 1' FACTORY HELP wanted. 18 yeira of One Conn Minuet and Leslie speaker 1289. Nine years experience. SALES «B» and over. Apply JI»ry Carter antee. Thousands of buyers have Foreign Motor Sales Paint Factories. Rte 34, Matawan. SITUATIONS WANTED, Femal mahogany, $1,595. ^ been satisfied during our 48 CEMENT WORK — Sidewalks, patios, Full time only. Must be experienced li Steck console piano, maple, like ntw, driveways, steps, etc Highest qual- sales, preferably but not necessarily TIME ON YOUR HANDS? Had busl RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to tak J745. PRICES! years because their useFULL In real estate. Expanding organization ness Kperlence? Then you may be ity work. Time payments. U 2-3771. car* of children In r-T home. 15' Call and ask about our proven method (Authorized Sales-Service) Call or write for Interview. Ask foi Interested In managing our growing Maple Ave. SH 7-2609. Will Board. (or adult beginner students. car was honestly described and CARPENTER — Jobbing — Repairs, Mr. Ohl.ion. Cal Ohlsen Realty. Vai "Business Opportunities" Department. MD-AUSTIN —AUSTIN rooms, attics, porches. Ed Furcy, Pelt Building, New Monmouth, OS Write lor Interview lo OLD ESTAB- WILL HELP with parties, dlnnen COUNTY ORGAN & properly priced. Come let me KE 6-1042. 3322. help you pick one to suit your HEALY — SPRITE — MORRIS LISHED AGENCY. P. O. Box 81. other occasions. Babysitting, llghL PIANO COMPANY LAWNS ROLLED — Up to date equip- MEN WANTED for light delivery work Red Bank, N. J. housework. SH 1-8881. needs at McFaddin Cadillac-Olds- MINOR-ENGLISH FORD ment. We deliver fireplace wood or Car essential. Call 273 Rt. 35, Mlddletown (Near Soden'17 RKAI1 ESTATE BROKER or salesman BEAUTY SHOPS - Available soon SHadyslde 7-3299 - RIUY stop in for car trunk load. LI 2-3423. SH 1-323S to work in Red Bank area. Two years mobile, 251 Broadway at 4th full or parMlme all around operators. Open dally till 9. Saturday till 5:30 Ave., Long Branch, or call CA 124 Hwy. 35 Neptune SPRING IS HERB. Rototllllng or Har-MAN to work In greenhouses. Exper experience required. Excellent oppor- Call Richard's School of Beauty Culture. Eves, 'til 9 PR 4-8900 dens, lawns, large or small, with or lence preferred but not essential tunity. John C. Conover Agency, 410 SH 1-9865. Tit A UK IN your old rurnlturo with no 2-1234. without maintenance. C*D LANDSCAP- Apply In person. Splwak Florist, 10: Corlles Ave,. Allenhurat. KE 1-2500, down payment and get & new parlor ING!, SH 1-7S52. If no answer, SH 1 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson. MANAGER AND ASSISTANT manager GIRL—18, desires summer position, or dining room set at sale prices. Wil- 8519 alter 7 p.m. child care, with vacationing family. EXPERIENCED BARTENDERS — Fo for Red Bank hardware store. Salary liam Lcff Furniture Inc., Hwy. 35. plus bonus. Write P. O. Box 144, Write "Babysitter", Box 511, Red Bank. Mlddletown, SH 1*3213, open «venlngs IIOTOTILUNO. LANDSCAPING, gar- the new and beautiful alr-condltlonei till 8 p. m, dening, split rail fences, light hauling Sandy Hook Bay Marina cocktal Sh rewsbury. HOUSEWORK — Two days a week. Fantastic and odd Jobs. SH 7-4361. lounge. Ill 3-14S0. WE BUY AND SELL anything and SUPPLEMENT SOCIAL. SECURITY, Call after 6 p. m. railroad retirement Income, Respon- CA 2-7182 everything, Olve the highest prices, AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS' sible position weekday afternoons only. Cajl William LeH Furniture, Inc., Hwy. Group Insurance, paid vacations. Con- 35, Mlddletown. SH 1*3213. Opes ave* Sum Styt o£ 1/atue.- tact manager Carlton Theater, Red SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE nlngs till 8 p. m. TRADES Rank, afternoons 1-3, evenings after SPINET PIANOS for rent Find out be- ":30. YARDS. CELLARS. ATTICS cleaned. fore your purchase If your child Is MAN TO RUN kICchen In snack bar Any and all trash removed. Large adaptable. Full allowance of all rental On Your Old Car USED in boat yard tavern. On concession dump truck. 8H 7-2144. on purchase. Choice of 8 makes. 12 bash. Summer season. Write "BOAT styles, 'rusting Piano Co.. 14 llonmoutn YARD", Box 511. Red Bank. MAN — Three years experience Iron St.. Red Bank. core colls and quartz crystals avail- DREAM BUY ! HANDY MAN — Two or three days a able Saturdays commercial or engineer- (More Classified Ads week or part time. Care of lawn and ing. Not shop. Write "C. E.", Box 511 odd Jobs. References. Call RU 1-1552. Red Bank, On The Nest Page) • ••* O, Our Fine Cars and Low Prices Make Us CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY MOST ACTIVE LOT IN MONMOUTH A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Immediate •53 FORD Sedan Delivery, As is 95. '54 HUDSON Hornet 4-dr., Hydra., R&H 350. '54 GMC 14 Ton Panel Delivery 350. I960 OLDSMOBILE Adding Machines—Typewriters Delivery '55 FORD Mainline, 6-cyl., 4-dr., Radio, Heater 450. Cesspool Cleaning Plumbing & Heating ADDING MACHINES - Typewriter, SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. '55 FORD 9-Pass. Country Sedan Station Wagon 595. You'll think you're driving on the clouds sold, rented, repaired, Sflrplco's, 101 Leeching Held added. Backho« work. REPAIRS, SERVICE and Mainte- '56 FORD fi-cyl. Custom Fordor, Good Buy nance 24-hour service, tavtn days 750. with thii quiet-riding Olds. For a down to Monmouth St.. Red Bank. SH 7-0485 C. H. Wilson.' 8H MB46. Martin J, McOuIre, Inc. SII 7-3767 '57 CHEVROLET "210" G-cyl. 4-dr. Sedan 1050. '56 FORD Convertible, FOM, Power Steering 1050. earth deal ... we can't be beat! You Appliance Repairs China and Glass Repair Radio-Television Repair '56 MERCURY Hardtop, MOM, Air Conditioning 1095. EXPERT MENDINO—China, glass, get more for your money at Russell! APPLIANCES REPAIR and lnstalla< sliver reflnlshlng and plating. Therm* A.C. RADIO t TELEVISION CO.- "56 OLDSMOBILE "98" 4-dr. Sed., Fuji Power, Pretty 1195. tlon. Residential and commercial wlr< os buckets. China * olasi Shop, 147 12.1 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-4768. DON'T WAIT! •57 GMC 3-yard Dump Truck 1395. Ing. Allen Electric. SH 7-0812. Broad Bl., Ret Ban*. BH 7-4600. SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT. •57 —USED CAR SPECIALS— FORD 9-Pass. Country Sedan, FOM, PS 1450. Fuel OU-Heatlng Roofing, Siding and Insulation '58 FORD 4-dr. Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1695. Auctioneer 1958 Cadillac Coupe 1957 Pontiac Star Chief jrai- OIL * HEATINQ-Call SH 1- SEE US '57 MERCURY 9-Pass. Colony Park. Full Power 1795. All white with black and Insulation ft Siding Corp, Certified V-8. Custom 4-door hardtop, B. O. COATS—An essential Auction Mlo, Oil Delivery, Inc., Bervlc* A Johns-Manvllle contractor PR 5*8107 '58 1895. white Interior.' Fully pow- Ian anil while with match- Appraisal 8»rvie» "»nv»har«." 4(0 Salei, 3 Herbert Bt, Red Bank. FORD Country Squire, FOM, Power Steering ered, 13,000-mile beauty. Ing Interior, power steering, or Adam Unzmayer AT 1-0302. '58 2550. One owner. THE AUTO rov n Bath Ave., Long Branch. Phona Bui. LINCOLN Hardtop Coupe, Full Power " 'akea. hydramatic, CApltal 2-3599. Rei. SHadvsldt 7-2621. Home Improvements OLSON CO. INC.-Rooflng, Siding It '59 THUNDERBIRD Hardtop 3500. INDUSTRY'S FINEST radio with 3 speakers, whits Insulation. Installed and guaranteed TODAY! '58 CONTINENTAL Landau, Full Power 4850. wall tires. One owner. PER- ALL TYPE ALTERATIONS, additions. for 10 years. PR 8-0708—AT 1-0510. 1958 Oldsmobile 88 CAn AT A Auto and Truck Rental Free estimates. Work guarantoed. HOLIDAY SEDAN. Gray, SSSE^HUi' D. L. Walling, KE 8.5023 or KB 6-3H7, Tile—Ceramic white top, power steering, PRICE. AVIS—Rent t new car or truck. Low FREE ESTIMATES-AlUratlons, ad* MANY, MANY MORE power brakes, hydramatlc. 1956 Cadillac Sedan rates. Maple Ave., Red Bank. SH 7 dltlon;. Painting. Interior and exter- REMODELING our specialty. Ccram" radio, hester, white wall BE VILLE. Antique while, 0308. PR 4-5214. Dally 1 a.m.-10 p.ffl ior. 1-ou'll like our work. LO 6-1714. ic or mojolcs. Lifetime beauly and tires. I/w mileage. One matching ItUcJc and white construction. Floors, walla, callings. owner, A VERY NICE CAR. Interior. 31,000 miles, all SLATE A JONES - Painting and Paul's Tiling Service, CO 4-5634 power equipment. LOVELY decorating, aeneral contracting. Fres BEST DEALS ON NEW I960 FAMILY CAR. Awnings — Canopies estimates. Call SH 1-9491. 1957 Ford Custom Sed. Tree Service 4-iloor V-S. Beige «n \ Mitch 31, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER ing famous men is New Jersey tee of Troop 142, welcomed the Batchelor, year pin, denner; row, - assistant denner stripe; t» the Twin Lights Highlands If history. boys into the troop. , stripe; Clinton Bowling, Robert Raymond Pi/reoa and Mark Giu- Belford Cubs; planned for Saturday. ; The Cubs participated by dens Vance Batchelor, cubmaster, David Given, chairman of the Karkson, and George Diak, as- do, lion badj;e. Receiving Bobcat pins wem conducted an induction service pack, presented the following sistant denner stripe; David Stray Mr. Lynch/activities chairman, Receive Charter Stephen Basquez, Michael Caro- Gubs Present in skits and talks on New Jersey. tenuto, Stephen Black, Richard for new bobcats, Kenneth Doyle, awards: Mark Sullivan and Jo- horn and Ronald Eby, denner announced a bowling party to be BELFORD-Sketches and dis- Den S led off with "Flora and Bruce Hamill and Frederick Hall. stripe; Kris Knudsen and Dennis held April 9 at 9:30 a.m. at Mid- Hansev Gary Motsek, Ray Rola, seph Cashes, wolf badge; Peter plays on the theme, "Know Your Fauna;" Den 6, "Symbols;" Den Joseph Vibert welcomed two boys Vanderhof, service star; Billy O'Neill, bear badge, gold arrow; dletown Lades. James Guerrieri, Fred and Rich- Skit on State 7, "Famous Men;" Den 1, "Ac- into the Webelos Den, Clinton Schantz, gold and silver arrows; Robert O'Neill, wolf badge, gold State," were given by Cubs of ard Fink, Jaraes Marvin, Rich- ard Ring, Bill and Bob Krueger, MIDDLETOWN — Theme of tivities;" Den 3, "Gene x a 1 Bowling and Charles Hayden. Peter Trentacoste, gold arrow, arrow; Jeff Clark, wolf badge; John Wan|imaker, the merch- Pack 180 in St. Clement's Epis- two silver arrows, assistant den- Howard Jachter, wolf badge, goldjant prince of the 1870s, was the Ted Duncan, Andrew Keeter, the monthly meeting of Cub Facts;" Den 4, "History;" Den Mr. Batchelor awarded Webelos copal church hall,. Thoma, ., s Both.- Thomas Roman, George Diorio ner stripe; Kevin' O'Brien, bear arrow, 2 silver arrows; Jon Rose- first to insert full-page advertise- Scout Pack 142, sponsored by the 8, "Military Installations;" Den badges to two graduates from well, member of the Monmouth| Crotchfeld. badge, two-year pin, denner bach, wolf badge; Eric Hilbert,' ments in a newspaper. and Edward Middletown Village Parent 10, "Geography;" Den 1!, "Prod- Cubs into Boy Scouts, West Hold- council, presented the charter to - stripe, lion book; Peter Lands- bear badge, year pin; Donaldi , p Teacher Association, was "Know ucts," and Den 9 concluded with en and Edward Pokus. Baxley To convert yards into meters Your State." kroener, bear badge; Vance wolf badge, gold ar the new pack. Rev. John Crumb, It pays to »dvertHo la VM Regliter. a skit in a church yard portray- Brown, chairman of the commit- multiply by 19144. pastor, was introduced. 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