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limed d»Hjr. Mond»7 tlim|b Frtdiy. taeond cim Poitic* VOL. 84, NO. 214 Paid it Red Bank «od u Additional UiUini OIUcu. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Rusk, Dobrynin Meeting Macmillan Urges West | Discuss Berlin Today Be 'Firm But Patient' Despite Tests Dispute NEW YORK (AP)—British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Dean Rusk and urges the West "to be firm but patient; never to yield and never to Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin scheduled a new meeting give ground; but never to take provocative action ourselves." :>n Berlin today in spite of the angry dispute between Moscow and He says he believes that if the free world follows this policy Washington over U.S. resumption of nuclear atmospheric tests. the Russians—in "maybe one, maybe two generations, maybe more" I As the two prepared to meet, there was speculation that the —will be ready for a better second test in the new U.S. peace than one "preserved series might be touched off t>y mutual fear." today or tomorrow. The Calling President Kenne- irst was fired Wednesday dy's decision to resume nu- over the Pacific testing INTO ACTION — Volunteer firemen in Middletown iwing Into action, running lines clear tests in the atmosphere "a> area. to a fire which caused an estimated $25,000 damaga to the Pokus Auto Body Shop, ragedy," he says "the world] Soviet readiness to continue the must realize the responsibility for] Rt. 35, yesterday. search for a Berlin settlement the tragedy is not Kennedy's. It plus Soviet failure to walk out s Khrushchev's." of the Geneva Disarmament Con- Macmillan. says the test re- ference was interpreted here as Flash Fire Guts Auto Shop sumption is tragic because "it evidence that Premier Khrush- means the nuclear arms race is chev has decided to limit Russian again in fuli spate." reaction to the new U. S. tests Static Electricity Blamed; Proprietor Injured He says Britain and the United to a propaganda fight. U. S. States "maintained a voluntary officials found this encouraging MIDDLETOWN — A flash gasoline burns on his arm and face. He was moratorium of three years, which for the future course of U. S.- was rudely broken by the Rus- Soviet relations. fire caused by static electricity re- treated at Riverview Hospital and sians last autumn." One of the limiting factors In sulted in an estimated $25,000 damage released. ANPA Meeting Khrushchev's decision, it was to the Pokus Auto Body Shop on The fire burned out the entire in- The British Conservative Party said, may also be his own plans, leader discussed the present state assumed here, for the Soviet Rt. 35. terior of the building. of the world and looked into the Union to hold new nuclear tests According to Fire Chief Norman Edward Pokus, the other owner of future last night in addressing n the near future. Long, the fire started when Max the shop, said the firm would con- 1,800 ocrsons at the annual din- Reds Roar ner of the Bureau of Advertising In Moscow the Soviet Union's Pokus, one of the owners, and an- tinue operations. of the American Newspaper Pub- press, radio and television con- other employee were draining gas Besides the building itself, two lishers Association. tinued to pour out a steady from the tank of a car in the shop. cars were damaged, along with equip- Newspaper executives and their stream of strident denunciation guests joined in toasts to the of America's nuclear test in the Chief Long said the gas suddenly ment and stock. health of President Kennedy and Pacific. In London 2,000 anti- ignited, spreading flames throughout Firemen from Middletown, River Queen Elizabeth II. The toasts bomb demonstrators massed at the shop. Plaza and Old Village Fire Companies were led by Russ Stewart, retir- CHRISTMAS ISLAND BARRACKS — These South Seas huh serve as barracks for the U. S. Embassy to protest th« ing board chairman of the ANPA test. Police arrested 192 sit- Mr. Pokus suffered first degree answered the alarm. Bureau of Advertising and execu- tome of the 12,000 men of Task Force 8 who are participating in the U.S. nuclear down strikers. ive vice president of the Chicago test series on Christmas Island in the South Pacific. The first shot of the teriei The Rusk-Dobrynin meeting Sun-Times and Chicago Daily dropped from a plane near the island Wednesday was announced a success. was set for midaftcrnoon. It Work Starts Today News. . |AP Wirephoto) will be the third such session The dinner ended the city's an- within a two-week period—and nual Press Week events. he last for about two weeks. Goes to Washington Rusk is scheduled to leave Red Bank Manor Apartments Macmillan goes to Washington Sunday for Allied consultations today for formal discussions Busy Day in Space abroad, including a NATO foreign with President Kennedy tomor- ministers' meeting in Athens. To Build40Luxury-Type Units row. His trip also will take him to The prime minister was ap- Scientists Plan Joint Launcliings London, Australia and New Zea- RED BANK — Philip J. Bowers Entrance to Manor East wil plauded warmly several times The Winner land. & Co., Red Bank and Newark, be through Red Bank Manor or, during his dinner speech—espe- The NATO gathering will give itarts preliminary work today to- directly, from William St. cially when he blamed Premier Rocket to Venus Boost Hope For Rusk an opportunity to make a ward the construction of a three- This is the first major addition Khrushchev for this country's re personal report to British, building, 40 - apartment luxury- to Red Bank Manor since the sumption^ of nuclear tests in the French and West German allies type addition to Red Bank Manor. 178-apartment garden; develop- atmosphere. Macmillan was given This Summer East-West Effort who along with the United States The new apartments, expected ment was completed In .1949. The a standing ovation at the end of PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - En- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) (See BERLIN. Page 2) to be ready for occupancy Nov. 1, Manor is Red Band's Urges his address. couraged by success of the crip- —The successful launchings of a Macmillan noted yesterday's will be called Manor East, and apartment complex. : _ pled spacecraft Ranger 4 in U.S.-Britlsh satellite and an wUl be a complex of one-and two- launching of a Thor-Delta rocket ting the moon, U. S. space 6Cien American-Japanese probe have 'The enlargement has been from Cape Canaveral, and said: Fires Wane bedroom units situated on Wi made possible by our acquisition tists today disclosed plans to given rise to hopes the United acres of property. All will be "You may have heard of the launch a similar rocket • called States and Russia will eventual- of new land," Mr. Bowers said successful launch this afternoon «ir conditioned, and each will '"Hie new program is considered Mariner toward Venus this sum ly combine their great resources But Threat have a dining room. Important because of the con- (See MACMILLAN, Page 2) mer. for an all-out assault on space Philip J, Bowers, 87 Grange tinuing growth of the Red Bank Mariner will be boosted into An American Thor-Delta rocke Ave., Fair Haven, the builder, area as a residential center.' Clocks to Go space by the same Atlas-Agena yesterday blasted a packet ol Continues taid leading features of the new B combination that aimed Rang- British experiments into orbit as By The Associated Press apartments will be "large rooms- AHEAD Sunday er 4 so accurately it landed on the world's first international sat —19 and 20-foot living rooms—in- the moon even though electronic ellite. Its purpose is to study the The number and size of for- est fires declined sharply In dividual air conditioning for each Parking Ban Another sign that summer Is failures prevented mid-flight cor- Ionosphere nnd cosmic radiation bedroom and for the living and RUMSON — An ordinance pro- on the way, comes Sunday rections. Earlier, at Wallops Island, Va., a New Jersey in the last 24-hour morning at 2 o'clock. p?riod, but the weather con- dining room areas; personalized hibiting parking on the west side Ranger 4's 233,000 mile jour U. S. Nike-Cajun sounding rocket >heat control and a generous use That's when residents of IS ney which ended on the far side boosted a small bundle of Jap-tinued dry and dangerous in the of the land." Philip J. Bowers of Forrest Ave. from Narumson states, Including New Jersey, of the moon at 4:47 a.m., PST, anese instruments on a brief 75- state's woodlands. St. to Black Point Rd., and on switch from standard to day- yesterday, took 64 hours. Mar mile-high trip to take readings In The Weather Bureau forecast Broad Lawns the west side of Blngham Ave. light saving time. iner will take four months to the upper atmosphere. continued dry weather today and Garden landscaping and broad Abandoned Car Come 2 a.m., all clocks will tomorrow. from Ridge Rd, to South Cherry reach Venus, 26 million, miles British Prime Minister Harold . lawns are planned, as well as an be pushed ahead one hour, with away. Chester Apy, Jr. New fires reported yesterday Li. was introduced last night by Macmillan, speaking in New abundance of off-street parking Struck by Train a resultant loss of an hour's Current plans call for Mariner LITTLE SILVER — Chester York last night, named the sat-totaled 26—all small ones that facilities. LONG BRANCH—An Army au the Mayor and Council, sleep. to pass with 16,000 miles of Venus ellite "Ariel"—high wind-and covered more than 100 acres of There are 17 states which will Apy, Jr., has been named third Under the buildings, there will tomobile was damaged last night la other business, council: but scientists at the Jet propul district commiUeeman by the Re- said: "This joint enterprise re- wood, state Fire Warden R. Wes be a central laundry and garages remain on standard time and sion laboratory, builder of both ley Davis said. when it was struck by a train publican County Executive Com- fleets great credit on the British for 22 automobiles. Outside, on after being abandoned on the Authorized advertisement o f another 12 states where some Ranger «nd Mariner, believe it and American scientists nnd tech- Eleven of the fires were in the paved areas, will be parking fa- Broadway grade crossing of the bids for road materials, receiv areas are on daylight and oth-could hit that planet If plans mittee, according to Fred L. Av-nicians concerned. It provides a northern counties, 6 in Central ers on standard time. cilities for about 50 cars. New York and Long Branch Rail- able May 24. were changed. ers, borough clerk. fine start to the United States New Jersey nnd 9 in the south, The one-bedroom apartments road. States on daylight time, in Lighter Vehicle program of international co-oper- However in the four days will rent for $140 a month each Police said the car, a sedan, Announced that the Board of addition to New Jersey, will be Although the' Mariner space Mr. Apy and Roger Colemin ation in space." since the Widespread outbreaks and the two-bedroom units for assigned to Fort Monmouth, had Health will provide free rabies Maine. Vermont, New York, vehicle weighs 230 pounds less of Borden PI. each received 98 The launchings occurred during of forest fires throughout the been left yesterday at a Broad- shots for all borough dogs at the New Hampshire, Rhode Island, than Ranger 4's 780, It too will votes in the April 17 primary a day of crowded space activ- $165. Heating will be by base- Connecticut, Massachusetts, Cal- northeastern United States, New board radiation. In each kitchen way service center for main- First Aid Squad building Wednes- be loaded with scientific instru- election. Mr. Apy had been the ity. Other developments: Jersey has sustained more dam- ifornia, Washington, Delaware, ments. These will measure Ven there will be a 12-cubic-foot re- tenance work and apparently had day, May 9, from 7:30 to 8:30 candidate endorsed byy 'he Hits Moon age than during all of 1961, Da- frigerator. been stolen before being aban Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota 1. The U. S. Ranger 4 space- p.m. and Nevada. (See VENUS, Page 2) tive committee, Mr. Ayers de- vis said. William Chirgotis, Springfield doned on the tracks. It was un- clared. craft crash-landed on the dark More than 8,500 acres of wood- architect, Is the designer. occupied when struck. At the committee meeting, Mr. side of the moon after a 64-hour, land has been blackened by Ayers was re-elected chairman. (See SPACE, Page 2) about 225 fires since Monday. Asks All Planners Unusual Meeting To Resign Board Zoners and Planners Perform; MARLBORO — Mrs. Alyce said, called for all the township Circus is OKd for Wednesday Lathrop, Pleasant Valley Rd., to be upgraded or nothing at all. asked the Township Committee at Mr. Von Rodeck said he felt the RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The ceived approval to hold its circus musical chairs between the two last night's meeting to call for board and committee should get Raritan Bay Area Junior Cham next Wednesday, but It required boards proved to be a special the resignation of all Plannin" together on the upgrading mat- the combined efforts of the Zon- bcr of Commerce last night re all-out effort by the members to Board members because they had ter or "we'll have another out- ing Board of Adjustment and theexpedite the permit. taken no action toward cry as we did three years ago." Planning Board. The Jaycues are sponsoring tho ing lot sizes in the township. Wants Master Plan Both boards held special meet- circus for a gnml cause. The pro- MrMrss. Lathropp said the board ings to consider an application ceeds wit go to the Community Mayor Chester said. "When the "has Ignored the will of the peo- Index 'or a temporary use permit to Center building fund and to tho >ard sees fit to recommend up- ple.ple." // Page allow the Hunt Brothers three- Township Library. Mayor PnuM;. Chester said asVadini:. lnc committee will act; ring circus to present two per- Following the two speci.il meet- far as the committee is con- but, at the present time, we're Allen-Scott Report 24 formances on the one day under ings, the boards held a Joint con- cerned, the board's actions are not at odds with the board and we Amusements 18-17 the big top at the southeast corner ference to review the zoning or- satisfactory. will wait for their action." Births ,,. 2 of Rt. 36 and Middle Rd. dinance for possible changes or Mrs. Lathrop's request brought Miss Kdna Netter, Dutch Lane Jim Bishop 6 The zoning board acted first on clarifications. other comments from the audi- Rd.. called for the committee to PKOMOTEii Holice bgt. James K. Shea ot Kurmon, right, last night was »worn Hal Boyle 24 the application, and. ns required consider the adoption of a mas- Bridge 9 ence, but none from the com- into the rank of lieutenant. Mayor Charles S. Callman, left, reads the oath of office. by the zoning ordinance, referred mittee. ter plan. "What we needed was Classified 20-23 it" to the Planning Board for re- OK Subdivisions With them are the new lioutenant'i wife and Councilman Harry Sundermeyor, chair- Von Rodcck's View good zoning, and not just all one- Comics 25 view and recommendation. KUMSON - Mayor and Council acre lots. If we're not going to man of the polics committee. Crossword Puzzle 8-1 lust night approved two subdivi- Fred Von Rodeck, Rt. 79, said upgrade lots, then let's upgrade n Play 'Musical Chairs' that in 1959, in a non-binding ref- Fdl'nrlri's sions riTommpniled by the Plan- house sizes." llerblock ".'. 6 With the /oners in recess, the •rendum, a majority of the vot- planners held their special meet- ning Board. Mayor Chester said, "A master Klttv Kelly 11 A major subdivision creates y Ruinson Shore l'At.ites. Inc. Following that, he added, the Councilman Harry Sundcrmcy- IB-17 Hoard's opinion Unit the circus Reduced prices Vi to" Vj retail liam Zcrr was the first. Rndln-Tflcvlslon 1'iii' new houses will Iv serviced planners came up with n recom K. Shea, Jr., was sworn to the er, police committee rhnimnn 12-13 .vould not conflict with the com- mendntion to upgrade the entirejprice. Freshly dug, balled am! l.t. Shea, who lives at 82 Lti- Relliilous Services \v the borough's sewer plant. rank of police lieutenant by Mny- who moved for the promotion, lO-P prehensive planning fur the town- tnwnshlp and the committeehurlappcd four to seven feet fnyetto St., was made n sergeant Soclnl A minor subdivision will add said he did so with "sincere and Ceorrce Sokolsky .... F ship, the /oiling Hoard recon would not (to along with all ofjBloominR magnolia trees am r Charles Callman last night. in July, lillit). He joined the force I JOxSO-fviDt strip of land to a a great deal of pleasure." Snorts IR-19 ,'pnfd ti> grant the temporary use the recommendations. Intfier flowering trees nnd shrubs Lt. Shea, at present Rumson's in February, 1955. He and Mrs. lot on Rumson Rd owned by Dr. ' Shea, who attended the cere- His sentiments were echoed by Slock Market 3 permit. Olcn Huebsch. board chnirman Bucklin Nurseries, Phalanx Rd. inly lieutenant, is the second What looked like a game of Daniel McQyy Winters, at the time, Mr. Von Rodeck Lincroft. SH 1-0990.—Adv. man in the borough's history to mony at .the Borough Council Mayor Callman. Successful Investing 3 «-Triiay, April 27, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Spaa (Continued) - [ Births »J,«S-mBe Jowaey that jitrted Moodty at Cape Cttitvert). Al- Khr enrhnr though Raager 4 failed to carry Red Bank out a number of scientific ex- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Neill, periments because of a faulty 79 West Fifth St., West Keans- electronic device, officials said it burg, daughter, yesterday. demonstrated the United States Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lunetta, has the guidance capability to 294 Neil Ave., Belford, son, yes- send a vehicle to the moon. terday. 2. Space scientists disclosed Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hallback, 6 plans to send a similar rocket Grey St., Hazlet, son, yesterday toward Venus this summer. It's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reuter, 47 called Mariner and will be boost- Parker Ave, Eatontown, son, ed by the same Agena B com- yesterday. CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT HOME — This house at Silver Brook Park, West Campbell bination that aimed Ranger. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edwards 36 Millbrook Dr., New Monmouth Ave., West Long Branch, hat been made ready for showing by M. Krone Associates, 3. The Russians announced the son, today. launching of their fourth scien Eatontown, the sales agent. Custom-designed, two types are offered, the 10-room tifv satellite in six weeks. The Patterson Army Hospital Miniature Mansion and the Country Club Colonial. The Rinco organization, build- Soviets said the vehicle. Cosmos Fort Monmouth ers, it constructing houses of four and five bedrooms with I '/J or 2 baths at tho MIW SPLIT LiVEL — Mr. and Mrs. George Kirchman, Eatontown, are the purchasers 4, carried radiation-measuring Sgt 1/C and Mrs. Robert S. development. of this new split level residence located at Chestnut Falls, off Tinton Ave., New and other scientific gear. There Gnatowsky, 521 Pinebrook Rd., was some speculation the recent Eatontown, son, Wednesday. Shrewsbury. J. Lester Rigby Associates were the brokers. wave of Russian satellites have Spec. 5 and. Mrs. Harvey B. been sent up to gather data on Myrick, 484 Pinebrook Rd., Ea- afternoon, causing some property America's series of nuclear tests tontown, son, Wednesday. Weather damage. Others were sighted Venus in the Pacific. PFC and Mrs. John W. Moore- Bethrothed OBITUARIES later but apparently didn't touch Secret Satellites head, 168 Tinton Ave., Eaton- New Jersey—Sunny and quite ground. (Continued) warm today and Saturday with usian temperatures from the sur- town, daughter, Wednesday. High winds destroyed five 4,' Two secret satellites were Spec. 4 and Mrs. Roy W. Gad- temperatures rising to the mid face up through its dense atmos- launched by the Air Force at MRS. HERBERT E. EWING •nd upper 80s except 65 to 75 small planes and five hangan phere; the planet's magnetic boys, 252 Atlantic A v e., Long near Sayre, Okla., as the violem Point Arguello, Calif. One em- Branch, son, Wednesday. BROOKLYN — Mrs. Henny J. E. Knight, Jr., •long the coast. Fair and mild field; the deadliness of any radi ptoyed a Blue Scout booster, the weather belted western Okla Capt. and Mrs. Gerald Lyons, Louise Ewing, 36, of 824 56th St., tonight, low 35 ation belts surrounding Venus other an Atlas-Agena B, which homa. Strong, gusty winds kicked 2 Helms Dr., Eatontown, daugh- w«»w».««r to 60. and the density of cosmic dust in has been used primarily for Mi- died suddenly yesterday at Jew- Son of Judge up dust and sand storms from space between Earth and Venus. ter, Wednesday. ish Hospital here. MARINE New Mexico into western Texas. dag and Samos spy satellites. Cape May to Two Mariners are being read- 2d Lt. and Mrs. Daniel J. Born in Norway, she was the INTERLAKEN - 3. Edward A thunderstorm d r e n c h e Sources at Cape Canaveral, Block Island- ed at the laboratory, the second Longhery, 70 Lewis St., Eaton- daughter of Willy Hansen of this Knight, of 214 Buttermere Ave., Quail, a town in the Texas pan where Blue, Scouts also are Light southerly as a possible quick backup for town, son, Wednesday. place and Mrs. Karolina Hansen Court Judge Knight and Mrs. handle, with 2% inches of rail launched, Indicated the Blue winds 5 to 10 he. one now scheduled to be Johnson, also of this place, Knight, og 214 Buttermere Ave., in 30 minutes yesterday. Thi Scout failed to place its payload Monmouth Medical Center knots this launched in August. in orbit. The Defense Depart- Long Branch A resident here 14 years, Mrs. died last night at his home after downpour collapsed the roof ovei lingering illness. morning, be- Failure to achieve a successful ment recently decided to with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Lane, 119 iwing was an employee of the a portion of the high school min Mr. Knight was a graduate of coming south- launch during the few days Ven- hold all information on military Montgomery Ter., Red Bank, Orgler Envelope Manufacturing utes after 50 students were ush- Asbury Park High School. He westerly 15 to us is closest would mean a wait space launching^. son, yesterday. Co., here. She was the wife of 20 knots this ered to safety. attended Lawrenceville Prepara- of 19 months until the planet 5. It was learned that at a ses- Herbert E. Ewing, who formerly afternoon, di- Most of the rest of the natio: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker, tory School and was a junior at swings near Earth again. sion today of the International resided in Red Bank, N. J. minishing to 5 to 10 knots to- enjoyed another warm sprinj 98 Grant Ct., Long Branch, Cornell University. In another section of the huge Association on Geodesy in Wash- Surviving besides her parents night and early Saturday. South day. Record high temperature: daughter, yesterday. He was a member of the Phi plant in the foothills north of ington, some further details are and husband is a son, Arvid Pet- westerly winds 15 to 20 knots included 87 in Philadelphia an< Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Best, 87 Kappa Psi Fraternity at Cornell Pasadena, work also is under way to be made public on the pro terson of this place. Saturday afternoon. Visibility Green Bay, Wis., and 88 in Al Swartzel Dr., Middletown Town- and of the Alpha Chapter of New on Ranger 5, a duplicate of posed Anna satellite which would The funeral will be Monday to 3 miles in ground fog and haze bany, N. Y. ship, son, yesterday. York City. He was a member Ranger 4. involve use of a flashing light at 2 p.m. in th» Worden Funeral this morning, improving to 5 To the north the cool Canadiai . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford, 80 of the First Methodist Church of New Ranger for visually observing earth sat- Home, Red Bank. Burial will be miles or more this afternoon air dropped readings into the 30 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Miss Judith Ann Parker Asbury Park, and was a former and 40s. The contrast was il Ranger 5 is the latest of a se- ellites. in Fair View Cemtery, Middle- •nd tonight. Fair weather. ries of three spacecraft designed daughter, yesterday. president of the Youth Fellowship lustrated in Minnesota when KEANSBURG — Mr. and Mrstown, N. J. EXTENDED FORECAST to crash-land on the moon. Rang U. S. and British scientists Mr. and Mrs. Garry Harness of the church. Minneapolis had 60 degrees whi Charles E. Parker, 40 Maple- ers 1 and 2 were simpler ve- were jubilant at their successful 51 Washington St., Red Bank, MRS. JOSEPH NELSON Besides his parents he is sur- Jn eastern Pennsylvania, south- Duluth, about 150 miles to th wood Ave., have announced the hicles, built to prove space- satellite firing and celebrated son, yesterday. vived by a brother, Richard eastern New York, New Jersey north, had a chilly 35. engagement of their daughter, LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Helen worthiness of the series. The Na with a party last night. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kern, 36 Knight, and his grandmothers, irid Connecticut, temperatures Miss Judith Ann Parker, to Wil- B. Nelson, 54, of 121 Liberty St., Some early morning tempera tional Aeronautics and Space Ad- Robert Gray of the U.S. New Court St., Long Branch, Mrs. Augustus B. Knight of Ocean during the five-day period Satur- iam F. Stefanski, son of Mr. and died Wednesday at Monmouth hires and conditions: ministration ordered Rangers 3, National Aeronautics and Space son, yesterday. "Jrove, and Mrs. Harvey F. day through Wednesday are ex Mrs. Frank Stefanski, 43 Oak St.,Medical Center. Boston 47, clear; New Yorl 4 and 5 fnade alike because of the Administration, said that work- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Washing- llocum of Long Branch. pected to average near normal Keyport. City 51, clear; Washington 66 admitted difficulty of their mis- Ing with the British was "excel- ton 266 Greenwood Rd., Mata- Mrs. Nelson was born in this Services will be conducted to- Warm at the beginning of th< clear; Atlanta 60, clear; Miam Miss Parker was graduated city and had lived here all her period. Cooler Monday with lit- sion—to take television pictures lent. It was a wonderful co-op- wan, daughter, yesterday. morrow at 2:30 p.m. at the Farry 73, partly cloudy; Louisville 63 of the lunar surface as close as eration and a real pleasure work- Mr. and Mrs. William Heggie, from Middletown Township High life. She was the daughter of Memorial Home, 403 Third Ave., tle day-to-day change thereafter clear; Detroit 73, clear; St. Lo School and is employed by Ralph Suell and Florence Hall Holden. Normal high and low tempera- 52,000 feet. ing with them." 21 Bampton PI., West Long Asbury Park. Burial will be In is 68, partly cloudy; Chicago 6£ Freidland and Brothers, Locust Besides her parents, she is sur- tures are: Atlantic City 60 and Ranger 4 was not able to take Prof. Sir Harrie Massle, chalr- Branch, daughter, yesterday. Monmouth Memorial Park, New clear; Minneapolis 60, clea St., Keyport. •ived by her husband, Joseph Ihrewsbury. 47, Philadelphia 67 and 48, NewKansas City 71, clear; Denvei pictures because of electronics an of the British National Com FltMn Hospital York City 64 and 47. Precipita- Mr. Stefanski, a graduate of Nelson; a son, James T. Sprat The Knight family asked that 44, partly cloudy; Dallas 72 malfunctions shortly after its mittee for Space Research, com- Neptune tion may total 0.1 inch or less St. Mary's High School, South ley of this city; a brother, John instead of sending flowers they cloudy; Phoeniv 69, clear; Si launch at Cape Canaveral, Fla., mented that "I've always regard Amboy, is employed as a station occurring as scattered «howerr Monday. ed the United States as very pro- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wetmore, Holden, also of this city, and would prefer that friends make attle 47, rain; San Francisco 51 agent for the Central Railroad three grandchildren. late Sunday or Monday. Ranger S will be launched on ficient technically and I'm even Colts Neck Rd., Freehold, son, donations to the Shore YMCA. clear; Los Angeles 57, clea Company of New Jersey. The funeral will be tomorrow TIDES the same mission some time be more convinced now. yesterday. Anchorage 34, partly cloudy, am at 2 p.m. at the Second Baptist (Sandy Hook) fore the end of the year. Mr. and Mrs. James Grant, PERKINS SERVICES Honolulu 77, cloudy. "If* been a very valuable ex- Church. Burial wHI be in White Today — High It24 p.m., low Whether Ranger 5 succeeds or WAV/t Sewall Ave., Asbury Park, Easter Egg Hunt WEST BONG BRANCH - Fu- perience and great fun working Ridge Cemetery, undar direction 7:50 p.m. not, the jet propulsion laboratory daughter, yesterday. neral services for Ernest M. Per- with the Americans, and I'm if the John W. Flock Funeral Tomorrow — High 1:52 a.m will go ahead with Rangers 6, 7, looking forward in 18 months or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson, Winners Named kins, 57, of 42 De Forrest PI., Home. ind 2:33 p.m. and low 8:35 a.m Berlin 8 and 9. These are designed to so to the second satellite In the ]38 Atkins Ave., Asbury Park, MATAWAN — Mrs. Hiram who died yesterday, will Be held and 9:03 p.m. (Continued) take television pictures up to the series." daughter, yesterday. Ware, chairman of the annual 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Robert moment of impact on the moon. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Gordon, •Sunday — High 8:35 a.m.and have a primary interest in thi Massie referred to another An Easter Egg Hunt conducted by Mustoe, Scherff A. Braun Home for Funerals. 4:41 p.m., low 10:35 a.m. and exploratory talks with Russia oi RD 2, Farmingdale, son, yester- The Lochslea Heights Club of Rev. Robert A. Bonham, pas- lo-American satellite scheduled day. 11:06 p.m. the future of Berlin. He is ex- for launching late in 1963. That Matawan, has announced hunt Feted at Dinner tor of the First Presbyterian •Davlight Saving Time pected to use the occasion to tr> Macmillan satellite, like the one launched Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dear- winners. Church, Long Branch, will offici- (For Red Bank and Rumson to work out differences with We: durff 17 Francis Dr., Freehold, ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — Red (Continued) yesterday, will be built by the Sixty-nine children from 1 to 14 Bank Mayor George A. Gray was ate. bridge, add two hours; Sea Germany over the possible ele- United States and carry experi- son, yesterday. years of age participated in the Burial will be Woodbine Cem- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long ments of the settlement. at Cape Canaveral of the first Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scherer, master of ceremonies at a stag ments devised by British univer- hunt, which was held on the lake- testimonial dinner honoring two etery, Oceanport. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- 'In Good Shape' British satellite, to be known as sities. 15 Holiday Rd., Eaglishtown, front. Each child received a Mr. Perkins was a former res- lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) 'Ariel'." This satellite was twins, son and daughter, yester- retired investigating officials- at- Rusk told a news conferenci Officials of both nations ex- chocolate rabbit. tended by over 100 police officials ident manager of Monmouth CHICAGO (AP)-Heavy thun- yesterday that he thought Allied launched by an American Delta day, Prizes were awarded to Carol Shopping Center, Eatontown, and derstorms, at times accompanied rocket in collaboration with the pressed the hope that one day from Monmouth and Ocean Coun- relations on the Berlin problem the United States and Russia Hospador, Jeannette Lassen, ies—at Colts Neck Inn last night. at the time of his death was su- tif hail and destructive winds, "are in good shape." He stopped National Aeronautics and Space Gwen Harris, Collette D'Aloia, would pool their resources for Monmouth County Detective pervisor of construction at the raked wide areas of the Plains short of saying the- U. S. and Administration. 36 Summonses Janet Lewis, Jackie Goetz, Cyn- manned and unmanned explora- Capt. William Mustoe and Nation- Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, for States yesterday and last night. West German governments are "This joint enterprise reflects thia Dawson, Shirley Tackett, Mi tion of space. Such a develop- LITTLE SILVER — Police al Fire Underwriters special Ballard and Todd Associates. The violent weather spawned in full agreement. In fact Cha great credit on the British and chael O'Donnell, Debra Reigert, ment, they said, would go far Chief James Fix said today that agent George Scherff were hon- several tornadoes. cellor Konrad Adenauer's govern American scientists and techni- David Day, Orrie Hensler, Bar- toward easing world tensions. 36 summonses have been issued ored by members of the Mon- ment is reported still strong cians concerned. It provides a bare Hackman, James Dawson, Winds of tornadlo force bat- this week for speeding violations mouth-Ocean County Intelligence opposed to any maneuver whlcl fine start to the United States Claudia Reigert, Jo Ellen Myers tered SheppartJ Air Force Base on borough streets. Bureau. at Wichita Fallf, Tex., last night, would be construed as movlni program of international co-op- and Bernlce Heyer. The chief directed a drive on The two men were presented damaging ••veral building* aitf toward Western recognition eration in space." Mrs. Ware was assisted by speeding Monday after installing wallets and cash gifts. •ending 11 persons to the ba» the East German Communist n Macmillan said the west should Health Hints Mrs. Edward Dillon, Mrs. Floyd new speed control signs on the Infirmary for treatment of mi gime. not abandon Its efforts In any Lewis, Mrs. JohnCaley and Mrs. By the Associated Press borough's most heavily travelled nor injuries. sphere "where we can find the Patrick Coffey. Storm Damage Claim The U. S.-Soviet exploratory streets. Police are enforcing the Three tornadoes bounced talks began in meetings which possibility of some agreement be- Some people hear noises even Deadline Extended tween East and West to their limits through use of an electric GIVES HEARSES tful Monuments around the Stamford-Anson area Rusk held with Soviet Foreign when no external sounds are oc-speed timer. NEW YORK (AP) - Some 250 north of Abilene, Tex., yesterday Minister Andrei A. Gromyko last mutual advantage and to that of curring, Such individuals are the PETERSBURG, Va. (AP) - J. insurance companies reported to- narrow some of the East-We ing apparatus. Deaf people are for Sunday school buses. tional 60 days to file claims. tkm. differences over such crucial i of civilized men." the most frequeit sufferers from Art« Pavilion at the Seattle "I have given away hearses Macmillan said Britain would World's Fair. The National Board of Fire sties as how Western access t these phenomena although they and ambulances to churches all Underwriters, representing the Berlin might be safeguarded In continue to support the United also beset people whose hearing Is A visitor pointed out mat two over the Eastern seaboard, from insurance companies, said the event of an East-West agree- Nations, and added: good. Head noises may be painting were hanging sideways Florida to up North and as far "If there are from time to time extension was being made volun- ment. gradual or sudden in their de- The abstractions by French ar- west as Ohio and Tennessee," —as there are bound to be— tarily because some persons may But the result of narrowlni velopment. They may vary from tist Roger Bissiere had been Norfleet said. strains and stresses, these mu»t lave difficulty meeting the re- some of the differences has beei soft and sibilant to harshly roar- hanging that way since the fair Norfleet, a dealer, gets the not weaken our determination to ing. They may resemble the quirement that claims be filed to sharpen the central issue ove opened last Saturday. hearses and ambulances in trade within 60 days of the date the the presence of Western troop: work for a steady Increase in sound of voices or the roar of JOHN VAN KIRK & SON Expert professional Officials quickly corrected the on new ones. Fixed up with damage occurred. n West Berlin. Yesterday al the Influence of the only human cataracts. Most of them can be as Cooper rd.. mmitumm off ri is institution which has within it the mistake. seats in the back they seat about u 24-hr, mining cart his news conference Rusk de corrected medically. 15 persons. He has given away seeds of growth into an effective CARD OF THANKS Hraddtn't Comer SH 1-0311 clared flatly that the presenct Wax or foreign substances SOME PEOPLE Licensed by the Dept. world authority." from 50 to 65 so far and expects Th« family or tht late WlllUm L. CoDvrnlrnl Trrmi of the West Berlin garrison fore which block the external ear can- ARE NEVER SATISFIED to give away 15 to 20 this year. Richmond wish to thank all their Of Institutions and Agencies 'rl*nds, relative*, neighbor*, ot-ffanlza. Of New Jersey is not negotiable. al may serve as causes. So may AKRON, Ohio (AP)-An elder- They go mostly to small rural loni, builneu Ilrmi, Father Henry A. Gromyko and Dobrynin hav Governor's Wife rtnle nncl the M«hlenheck Funeral middle ear infections or blocked ly man complained to the Wayne churches. lome for the many expreailoni of told Rusk in their meetings with Admitted to Hospital Eustachian tubes. In fact, many County dog warden recently that lympathy offered during their recent HILLTOP him that an end to the Western arteries, head Injuries, allergic re- dogs roaming ,joose near his ART AT THE SPELING BEA lereavement. PRIVATE NUBSINO HOME, RIO. TRENTON (AP) — Mrs. Betty occupation status must be part actions, and lack of essential vit- home were bothering him. MEMPHIS (AP) — A high of any settlement. By that they Hughes, wife of Gov. Richard Kings Hwy. MIddletown amins, to tobacco, alcohol, and The obliging warden personal- school art class prepared the mean withdrawal of Westen J. Hughes, was admitted to St. FOR ANY OCCASION OS 1-0177 various drugs—may produce the ly knocked on doors in the neigh- banners to be worn by contes- troops. Francis Hospital here at 7:30 condition. Symptoms should be borhood asking resident to co- tants in the Shelby County spell p.m. yesterday for treatment of reported at once to a physician, a severe back pain. operate jn keeping their pets ing bee and were justly proud HONEY BEE FLOWERS because generally the earlier the from bothering the complainant of the 122 neatly lettered labels. Mrs. Hughes, 40, is expecting diagnosis and treatment, the bet- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS But students of Scenic Hills a baby in mid-May. A hospital er the chances for effective The neighbors heeded his plea ROBERT A. BRAUN Elementary School may have 464 BROAD STREET, spokesman said tests indicated correction. A few days later the elderly gen "HOME FOR FUNERALS" tleman called the warden again. trouble recognizing their repre- the pain was associated with gall —Michael S. Newjohn, M.D. SHREWSBURY bladder trouble. "Now I'm besieged with rabbits sentative. His banner reads One of the county's most modern funeral because all those dogs are tied "Senlc Hills." SH 1-4020 Dr. Sidney Rothman, the fam- NO WASTE up," he unhappily reported. ly physician, told a newsman home* with a completely home-like atmosphere. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A RESPECT THOSE ELDERS Reliable Since 1927 "At this time therp appears to "clean plate" campaign at the THE TRUTH IS SELF EVIDENT McNARY, Aril. (AP) - Maybe be no definite relationship to Nebraska Men's Reformatory Is BY WIRE ANYWHERE IN BROAD STREET EATONTOWN the pregnancy." saving from 75 to 100 pounds of MEMPHIS (AP) - Devil-may- life does begin at 40. care sign on the back of a weary McNary High School, Class B BTberty 2-O38S meat a day, and reducing coffee BIKE TOWN onsumption by a couple of hun- old truck: Arizona basketball champions, Formerly of East Orange LOUISVILLE, Quc. (AP) - dred pounds a month, Supt. "I may be slow challenged the faculty to a game. Beauty . .. Qualify ... Craftsmanship in This community of 7,000 has more Clarence/Keller reports. But I'm ahead of you." The teachers "won 101-84. than one bicycle for every 10 Inmates are fed cafeteria style citizens. Some 750 bicycle li- and may take as much food as ENDURING MEMORIALS censes were sold at $1 each in they want, but are required to 961. tat it all. Wo an specialists In monuments sculp- Worden Funeral Home BARB? tured Irom Select Baire Granite tatd fully guaranteed. The Adams Memorial Home 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK Only Manufacturer of Memorials Sueaei^or to Mount Memorial Homa SHadyside 7-0557 In Central Jersey SEND FOR ,___ FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- FREE FOLDER Sfr" 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO. Inc. C. SIDUN, Mgr. SH 7-0332 WALL & LOCUST, W. LONG BRANCH CA 2-0300 310 Broad Sfratt Rid Bank, N. J. • service and quiet dignity. BRANCH OFFICF. AND DISPLAY Opposite Molly Pitcher Hotel Monmouth Monument Co. HARRY C. F. JAMES A. •! 3 ROBERT F. HEADDENS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN SH 7-3810 Look (or Rash RED BAXK REGISTER Fn«i«y, April 27, National Guard Cutback IN aeon on Education Success!Hi Investinf Governors Up in Arnis Over Plan Of Records ;, Goal of 25% Yearly Gain WASHINGTON (AP)-Some ol sent oat the plan to all SO state*, of the National Guard Bureau, In Drake Relays The PTA Conference , the nation's governors ire up Inthe District of Columbia and who wai carrying out Pentagon * Involves Excessive, Risk • arms over an Army plan for cut-Puerto Rico. orders to reduce the guard by " DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - By LESLIE J. NASON The reporting conference, in which the teacher and parents ting out 475 of the states' National One of the many objectors, about 31.000. The nation's track and field •pot- Profeuor ol Education By ROGER E. SPEAR light centers on the Drake Re- Guard units. Iowa's Gov. Norman Erbe, in- McGowan aaid the plan was a Report cards are an excellent•.& , ,. . . -SUCCESS INVEST Spear three _ A barrage of telephone calls, terpreted the action as an order lays today and tomorrow with a perhaps too high, under the cir- proposal, not an order, and rash of records likely in the 53d , . . . [and problems, is in many ways O) "Last fall I instituted an cumstances. ,telegrams and statements hit theand said he would not comply. stressed that law requires way of charting a students prog- p } Penta 0n after 1 classic. ress through school. the finest possibIe report card Investment f) program whereby I During a strong bull market, i 8 'he Army * Na Caught in the middle was Maj.proval by a governor before a But its value depends upon the began placing one-half of a tional ar A forecast of almost ideal! But they have their drawbacks, j sincere interest and co-operation many stacks will advance 25 per| G" d Bureau Wednesday 'Gen. Donald W. McGowan, chief unit in his state can be altered f arents ni monthly savings of $125 in a cent or more In fairly short or-i"' ~~ or disbanded. weather, with temperatures in It's quite difficult to tell thei° P * teachers. The in the 80s. should help the finest , , 'formation that can be exchanged credit union account paying der because of the widespread; "We can't say to th« state of field in Drake history lower whole story of;in a ,„ ,„ w minute confere*ce about 5 per enthusiasm which prevails. '' Iowa 'you must give up a battle marks in nearly a dozen events. a a semester s ODviously js greater than cgn be cent, and However, the market often, Farm Bureau Asks group'," McGowan said. setting aside worK in awrjt(en on a Teport ^j^ The moves sideways and down, too,' Texas Southern's amazing - single letter on , h i the other half "This is an empirical decision' ners, pole vaulter John Uelses card shou d contajn enoug etter for extended periods of time, and made here that they don't neces- number on, a|grades to (orm the ^j, for the for the purpose struggling to earn at least 25 and a star-studded field in the Ca of investing in For State Sales Taxsarily have to accept." 100-yard dash are features of the J/' • . -discussion. per cent during these periods—! And many of the governors said Recently I, growth stocks meet. received this Dear Dr. Nason: without the benefits of experience! TRENTON (AP) — The New |for, cutting the property tax, payflatly they would refuse to ac- : I love to write, but after n at five- to six The classy array of athletes al- letter from and adequate professional guid- Jersey Farm Bureau today asked more state aid to local schools, cept. aj while my handwriting gets sloppy. month inter- so includes six stars shooting for mother Q ance—could easily prove finan- 'he state Tax Policy Commission build mor« highways, finance Govs. John M. Dalton of Mis- What can I do to Improve? vals. My in- a sweep of Texas, Kansas and three. daily disastrous. You would have to recommend a sales tax twelfaro e programs and build new souri and John Anderson of Kan- vestment objec- Drake titles, and five defending Dr. Nasoft Dear Dr. Na- Ann, Milwaukee. o take chances that you'd nor-|Gov. Richard J. Hughes and theiinstitutions. sas said they would refuse to re- tive is to buy champions, including Houston son: j Your handwriting gets sloppy mally steer clear of, and this (Legislature. The commission expected to lease any guard units. il

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One day I wa climbing trees and disliking pirl and the next dny everything WPIH black. Good luck. No problem finding tenants When you advertise The Register way^Advartltanwnt. STATE HIGHWAY 36, KEANSBURG, OKNMMWIIRK.9JIJLID9PJURLIA^ , April 27, 1962 BED BAiNK REGISTER rained tl t2,0M from Wfaft Out- ... trial to WoW," 1*00toe bonds w*r» cub* t* let Store, West Long Brandt, DAILY CROSSWORD Smith Mid "Wt affirm tiie Judg- la Buffalo for tUStfe March 22, IWL New Trial ment «4 to Cf/Viat, reverie *ad ACROSS •"*. Thft *foffWfyft*l i/e ROfilJd LZteetjr'tn old denuwfl for new trial oo tbc *p- EVEN THE MIGHTY 3 Sentenced Foos of Yonkeri and Joseph De- fruit B.Drtak in 2*. Tokyo la Case Of peal of Rioxldi." TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — e. Permits coin 4S-ton Army tanks have jbxnm serio, Brooklyn, who pleaded p .VJ3-J XI The bonds, were owned by t SEE guilty to the charges, and Mac Toridf 7.Bereragei 35. Down- Mr. and Mrs. Steffee of 1100 their Achilles heel. For Thefts Allen Gladding, Yonken, and S.Hobttnjr •.Tour tor Stolen Bonds Grand Ave., Plainfield, N. J., Officers at the Tucson Army PAGE 9 Angelo Scalla, Garfield Ct., Long m&chine majesty" St. an NEW YORK (AP) _ A new and were kept at that address in Reserve Center told police that 10. Misrep- equivalent House atJ333D ) trial has been ordered for an At Store Branch, who were found guilty resent 9. Weep number metal box which disappeared vandals used BB guns to b*eak FREEHOLD - County Judg by a jury earlier this month. 12. Circus H. Common 29.Parti- East Orange, N. J., man who on the night of Dec. 16, 1960. periscopic and telescopic* lenses for OPENING emcees suffix cles was sentenced to five years in In January of 1961 some of atop the tanks. Edward J. Ascher yesterday sen Foos was sentenced to a five- jail in a case involving stolen tenced four men on charges o 14. Period 13. Copy 30. Leave T**terd»y*» Aamr lo seven-year term in New Jersey 38. Mathe- savings bonds. breaking and entering and gran of time 17. Iron 32. Grampus CELEBRATION State Prison, and Deserio was 15. Sheriffs' (sym.) 33. Vaca- matics larceny. given a suspended five-to seven- The U.S. Court of Appeals t> deputies 18. Place tion term Wednesday reversed the convic- Assistant Prosecutor John W yt-ar prison term, placed on three (pl.) 19. Color spot 39. Thin on m 34 Applegate said the men had beei years' probation, and fined {1,000. 19. Southwest 20. Content* 34. Escutch- 40. Man's tion of Horace Rinaldi and or- I charged with taking 160 jacket Gladding was given a three-to- wind of miner'* eon nickname dered the case back to Federal IS. Push poke border (poss.) District Court at Buffalo, N. Y. five -year prison term to begin for a new trial. at the conclusion of a present 21 off! •35. Dinner 42. Japanese 26. River Into sucker" 38. Dark beer •hrub At the same time, the Appeals federal term he is serving, and Setae Scalla was given a three- to five- 27. Molding- 1 z 9 5 1 8 Court affirmed the conviction o year prison term. 38. "Salad % a co-defendant, Ralph Carbone o Foos was represented by Max D 9 id II Irvington, N. J. Carbon* had joined Rinaldi in the appeal. Barr, Asbury Park, Deserio, by Henry Kaplan, Asbury Park, and St Pocket a. In reversing Rinaldi'* convic- at our Gladding and Scalla by A. Henry billiards IS tion, the Appeals Court ruled 88. Dismal Giordano, Long Branch. the prosecutor had improperly Coin- 87. Emerald 17 asked Rinaldi's wife If her hus- Belford Youth* % % % % % band had ever been convicted o Operated Judge Ascher gave two Belford 4L Engrosses to 43.AIU and m a 4. a crime. She said he had. youths two suspended sentences % Rinaldi and Carbone were con Laundry at Annandale Reformatory on 44. Spanish victed on charges of conspiring % % charges of breaking and enter- ladies 73 JO to forge and pass $1,209 in stolen ing. 45.Bf.OA y//f U.S. savings bonds. Want to enjoy wash day? JutV The prosecutor said Stanley J. members , it The pair had claimed error in bring your laundry here and"-let Hallam, 19, of Palmer St. and 49.—Door • % % the lower court's charge to the 'fa ja our washers and dryers do the dirty work, while yOiif Donald Donovan, 18, of Church policy sr to jury and also claimed error in $t denial by the lower court of a shop or run errands, or just relax. There are always St. bad pleaded guilty of break- > DOWN H ing into the service stations Of motion for mistrial after the al- plenty of machines available; never any watting. Anthony Ricci in Holmdel and t French leged prejudicial question was CbMSO M » And the price Is so low, you can do a family wash Elliott Plebeau in Middletown IHoBywooffs asked regarding Rinaldi's prior Oct. 23. ——Turner criminal record. for only pennies! The judge placed them both on 3.(ls) deeply ft Judge J. Joseph Smith wrote two years' probation "and fined i Impressed -4-Z7 the appeals opinion, concurred each $250. Theodore J. La- in by Judges Harold R. Medina brecque, Jr., Red Bank, repre- and Paul R. Hays. p the child with the most freck- "We find no pwln error in DONALD'S COIN-0-MATIC sented the youths. Mayor Present les, shortest hair, longest hair the charge, and find no prejudice THE SIGN OF SECURITY Manuel Soto, Hoboken, was reddest hair, holiest sneakers to Carbone from the question 54 N, Bridge Ave. Newman Springs Rd. given a suspended sentence to most teeth missing, having most asked Mrs. Rinaldi, but find er- RED BANK and So. Bridge Ave. Bordentown Reformatory on a For Egg Hunt; baseball cards in his pocket, as ror in the failure to grant a GAINED BY YOUR SAVINGS charge of petit larceny. well as to the possessor of the pocket with the most marbles in Soto, Mr. Applegate said, had 300 Participate been found guilty by a jury of the charge of taking three men's ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - As Is custom, each child at- ONE WAY TO PAVE A DIRECT ROAD jackets valued at $50 from the Mayor Russell W. Morgan wel- tending received a prize at the Grand Union Supermarket in comed a group of 300 at the third end of the hunt. TO SECURITY IS IN YOUR HANDS Middletown Dec. 2. annual Easter Egg Hunt Saturday Winners were Frank Bush, morning at Memorial Field. Soto, who was represented by Robert Riley, Robert Halverson, ttNewHomes in an Old Tradition ... ACT NOW AND ADD TO, OR Sidney Cooper, Union, was placed The hunt was sponsored by the oseph French, Mary Hartmann, on two years' probation and fined Civic Association with the co- Raymond Schmidt, Veronica OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY. $150. operation of local merchants, Welles, Thomas Andrews, James who donated prizes. Three Fort Monmouth soldiers "leming, Scott Finan, Linda were given suspended sentences Each year prizes are given to Goodwin, Patricia Andrews Lisa to Bordentown on charges of im- :he children who find numbered VanKirk, Mark Nihok, David Kes- 'his lovely home combines the fine points of' pairing the morals of a child plastic eggs. The winner redeems iler Laura Lee, Ann Kiitzman, under 16. the egg for a gift with a match "udith Ruddy, Barbara Whitley, ^Colonial styling with the features of modern ing number. The soldiers, Richard Rossiter, Anthony Hurley, Michael Wilson Dennis C. King and Daniel M. In addition, prizes were given Patricia Whitney, Hope Andrews, convenience. On half acre plots in lovely rolling Risener pleaded guilty to the Kelly Finan, Robert Nihok, countryside, The Shelley is your opportunity for charge of impairing the morals Area Delegates Douglas Harrigan, Karen Ander- MAINSTAY of a 12-year-old Eatontown girl son, Harold Bland. In a wooded area of New Shrews- Garry Castle, Margaret Elmer, gracious, comfortable living in a settled community FEDERAL SAYINGS bury Jan. 5. At DECA Parley June McMann, Joseph Suchalkd, of custom-designed and built, superior homes. They were fined $100 each, and RED BANK — Delegates of theBernadette Dunst and Nancy Rossiter and King were turned Red Bank chapter of the Dis-Mika. John Hartmann, Geraldine AND LOAN ASSOCIATION over to military authorities. Rise- tributive Education Clubs of Wilroy, Ted Henderson, Linda THE SHELLEY ner, since the incident, has been America are participating in the ilark, Susan Mushmann, John discharged from the service. 16th annual DECA National Lead- Hession, Ann Bowman Richard 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK The defendants were represent- irship Conference in Chicago. Hartmann, Kevin Pace, Barbara ed bv Francis Hartman Derrick, Melody Brown, Nancy Attending are Kenneth May, Ruddy, Bonnie Harding, Frances state president, 8 Wayside Ter., wxsmmm Burdge, Ann Kutzman, Richard Wayside; Holly Staples, state Parker, George Bertram, Steven treasurer, 262 Beechwood Dr., | Shrewsbury; Janet Leeger, state Finan, Brenda Santelli, Steven j The road to McKelvey's is the first place essay contest winner, Krist, Margaret Hillman, Dorothy 45 Vista Dr., Little Silver; Mary Riley, Margaret Motley, John Lou Rogers, state historian, 46 •tellgren. Chestnut St., here; Robert Ren Thomas Harrington, David Car- surest way to quality & savings TO, state parliamentarian, 17 Car-hart, Kathleen Cameron, Susan men PI., here. McGalliard, Glen Shoder, Jane Bowman, Daniel Bland, Michael Joseph Farrell, local club ad Other 3 and 4 bedroom homes, Cofonial, Ranch, BirLevek viser, will attend as temporary Masterson, Garry Vaughn James state adviser. Powers, Constance Savage, Pau! 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M. mer Pattern Catalog—over 106 styles for all sizes, occasion*. SH 1-6300 SH 7-1030 OP1N FRIDAY TO »:00 P.M.< Send 35c TOCOT ,«ity of Ariwoa o*« aright BED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 27> Mt i Ut?r, (fa* call w* Teem With Liquor in Car] canceled. TJ*J i a hadn't feet a bwjiar after alL He w« Ju» DAILY! CROSSWORD aetr d» Uaho tying* kite. T.To Us* «» Can Lose Driver Licenses LWsStad «.ataoa*dr fcOaMaatfr'a V.Wkkad TRENTON (AP) — GOT. Rich-on the teen-age driver as well as important CARDS •GIFTS tMlCpL) 10.D6tUd.ia •rd J. Huf hto has signed a bill serve as a practical toot ot law 11. Wit* wit* Iwraldry 30.T8- permitting local magistrates to enforcement. First Step! X&V'ftUX PAaf ftthar Deamer suggested that some FUGS • HOME SAFES 1}. Martini 18. Cover SLOaMa suspend or revoke the driving li :een-agers seem to value their rtarai«h ID. CuckMt a. * ceue ot any teen-ager found with license more than their life. 4 OFFICE SUPPLIES SfeWorduatd First steps are so U.8«op» ballot liquor in the car he is driving. Deamer told the governor that H.A jot toatartla 31. In important! First ART I DRAFTING MATERIALS 15. Outfit M-Extlact coat of T< The bill, sponsored by Sens. he bill permits local magistrates Mrd Pierce H. Deamer, Jr., R-Bergen, o take action even if the teen- step toward arm*, tag financial success 32. Agreements M.Ati, ST.Touns , and George B. Harper, R-SUSSM, iger has not violated any mo- lT.Gtaia distent* cWldrin , becomes effective immediately. or vehicle law. is to establish a SH 14001 SO. Bowls SiOJrt'a name SfcLeatvelA If anyone appreciates a driv- Presumably it could be used connection with a full- M.Thrk*: 96.lander the 4O.Preacrtp-\ er's license its a teen-ager," >y local police who have been service bank that can prefix ihaawwk Uon term istablishing road blocks in North UDIANK 38. Approves commented Hughes, father of help you make the 1 li 3> b T nine. Hughes said the bill would lersey counties to check on cars most of the money you &' 9 n returning from New York with have at good psychological effect make! Here you will MLBatuetaat II IX ieen-age drivers, Scany Hughes said that recent reports receive sound advice on Back's i» rom North Jersey police, who all financial matters- not gait Water-Sewer lave been manning road blocks come in today! 15. Mn* 9 k t the bridges leading to New fa 'ork state, indicate that of 1. ri Authority To '87 teen-agers questioned 1,298 w )f them, or 72 per cent, admitted KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN a Be Formed Irivlng to New York to drink. * forwarded to New York state NATIONAL BANK MARLBORO — An ordinance Hughes said the report would that would create a municipal 18 3en. John J. Marchi, who is KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN L1NCR0FT % water and sewer authority was chairman of a legislative com' M Church ft Carr Ave. Kings Hwy. lincroft Shopping % introduced at last night's meeting mittee studying New Jersey's re- Center » 19 Vm quest to raise the minimum 7874100 OS 1-2800 SH 74900 f u. of the Township Committee. Irinking age in New York from 8. Olympic A public hearing and final fames, •«. M 4a 8 to 21. 4.Baat*r—- adoption of the ordinance is fcOotorta* % scheduled for May 24. agent The proposed ordinance calls CCUtcan « for the authority to be called of Rom* k The Marlboro Township Munici. pal Utilities Authority." Du Pont Turf Food The body will consist of five members appointed by the Town ship Committee, with not more 8 ft. Complete Custom Built Kitchen than one committeeman eligible OF FINEST SELECT BIRCH Bridge Column to belong. SPREAD FREE!' Iftdadas tfaa foUowlns: • All Drawtft on Although there was no discus- • Stotttry Bullt-h Got Nylon Rpflm By ALFRED SHEINWOLD sion on the matter last night, Mayor Paul E. Chester at the OvtH mi Rang* • 72" Formica Coun- Contract Bridge is a horrible roll in his life, and here he was Bright Acre Open Evenings - Sun. 8 to 5 P.M. • 72" law Cabin* April 12 meeting said the author ttr-top with *" Bock* example of democracy in action smiling when all his suits broke lty will have the power to grant • 72x24" Upptr spknk «id Stainless No matter how well born or badly. water and sewer franchises or CabiMt StMi MsMincj— wealthy you may be you are You started with ten black establish a municipal water and Free spreading will be at the recommended spring setting H dealt only 13 cards. When news • 24 x24"x84" Choice of Colon cards," South remarked. 'Let's sewer system. If the latter la the OVM Cabfawt of this gets out the common peo- sea what they were." authority's choice, it would have $600 VALUE ple may begin to get ideas. the power to borrow money by of 2,500 square feet per bag. • 21"x24" Sink—Cam. Take the case of West In thl: South cashed the ace and queen MHWB) Wtf of clubs, smiling again when East floating bonds for which it would ALL FOR ONLY hand. Fine fellow, good family, be responsible. Ivy League college, and a promt discarded a heart. "Five ot 'within our trading area CabbMto FhMitd nent manufacturer of swivel each," South muttered. The mayor said It Is a non with 3 Coats «f Lift- $ widgets. Pillar of society, but il Now South cashed the king and political venture, and the decision thm Locqwr Ffafdi didn't help him. ace of spades. Finally he gave was made by the committee after a club trick to West. This left • Cfcofc(eces off HHaHwor« e West led the queen of hearts, many conferences with the engl holding the trick, and continued West with nothing but the J-9 neer, attorney and Planning tatMltttra by ««r limt M.chmlei at a39 uiull a4dltl«ni9l with the jack of hearts. He hek of spades, from which he had Board members, to lead up BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER AND SAVE that one, too. Next came the to South's Q-10 of 'We have had," the mayor jack of clubs to South's king. spades. said, "six applications so far Producing with pride Cus- Declarer led a diamond, losin The trouble is that these bridge from, developers for franchises. tom Kitchen Cabinets of dummy's king to the ace. Back columnists have taught people to In the future, if the ordinance is Superior Quality and De- came a heart, and West dis count. They'll be wanting to vote tdopted, decisions on the appli sign for over s decade. carded a spade on South's ac next, and then the fat will be cations will come from the of hearts. in the fire. authority." Coll KE 1-3800 South led a diamond to dum- After adoption of the ordinance, Rt. 35, Wanamassa, 1 mile my's queen, and West threw a THE HANDS north of Asbury Circle- the mayor explained, the only club. North dealer power the committee would have Open daily 8 to 6; Wed.. Villain Smiles Thurc. and Fri. 'til 9 P.M.: Neither aide vulnerable over the • authority will be that Would you believe It?—that vil- NORTH of appointing members. Sat. 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. lain in the South seat smiled at • A6 this fHcrnrft? Mftvpr n\M n n V 7 5 2 When created, the authority © K Q 9 8 will have its own meeting dates, • A Q 7 6 secretary and attorney, Mayor WEST EAST Chester explained. 6 A J 10 4 • 110 9 8 2 + 43 SOUTH Marine Firm * K O 10 4 9AID4 0 6 5 3 2 • K 5 Moves To Nortfc Eaat Soath Wat 10 IV I • Pass 2 •> Pas* 2NT Fin Eatontown 3 NT All Pasa RED BANK-Van Winkle Ma- Opening lead — 9 Q rine, 60 White St., here. Is mov- ing to Rt. 35, Eatontown. They DAILY QUESTION will occupy the former Tata Gar- With neither side vulnerable, den Center premises and expect dealer bids one diamond and youto be open for business on or are next holding: Spades—7 5 about May 1. Hearts—K 9 8 6 3 Diamonds— "With larger accommodations, A J 10 2 CIubs-4 3. What do youwe will be able to serve the pub- say? lic with a more complete line of Answer: Pass. The overcall of boating equipment" said Marshall one heart (as shown in today's Van Winkle, president of the cor- CYPRESS POOLS, Rt. 22, Scotch Plains hand) may be made if you have poration. Enjoy a lovelier lawn all season long more money than you know what Van Winkle la the key dealer CELEBRATES the OPENING of another to do with. After a while, it will in New Jersey for Interceptor be up to your opponents to de- marine engines since 19S6. Upon cide what to do with the money. locating In Red Bank In 1958, the SWIMMING POOL SHOWROOM For Shelnwold't 36-page book- firm added • diversified line of Feed your lawn now, marine suppllea and the franchise on Roufo 34, Colllngwood Park, Ntar Colllngwood let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," send 50c to Bridge Book, Red for a popular outboard motor. Circle—wlfh a "GIFT BONUS" for all cuireminl Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand With expanded quarters In Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. 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SHREWSBURY Phone SH 7-5555 OUR 7th YEAR Route 34 Route 22 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: Park, Scotch Plains, N. J. 30 Monmouth ,5t. N. J. CO 4-2222 SH 1-0285 (Farmlngdale P.O.) (Opposite Bowcraft) RED BANK PHONE — PHONE — PR 4-2727 938-5601 AD 3-2912 ASBURY PARK - N. Y. TRANSIT Mien* SH 7-2222 UNDER ROLLO MANAGEMENT 10—Friday, April 27, 1962 RED BANK BEGISTEB Trenton Rabbi to Speak at Temple Register's New Columnists MED BAKK - Rabbi He «ttcofe<$ Hebrew Union Cot mister of Hebrew Setten. lUbbl O. ifeberouu ol HIT Sinai Tem- lege In and was or- Habermtn served ** interim rab- ple, Trenton, will address a com- dtined «t the Government bined meeting of the Sisterhood Temple, Mobile, Alt., tad as- Two Heads Work Together and Men's Club of Moomouth Re- sistant rabbi at Temple Beth form Temple Tuesday at 8: IS Zion, Buffalo. N. Y., before Mi "Adam and Eve," a personal St. Louis (Mo.) Star-Times, Mr. Washington University and at- p.m. in the social hall of th« present position. . advice column by husband-and- Harris risked his life in solving tended agricultural college when Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church: He is founder and director of wife team Adam and Eve Lowell, the brutal murder of a young the family lived in the San Fer- His topic will be "Soctil Action the Bnai Britb Hillel Foundation will appear in tJie women's pages girl. As Washington correspond- nando Valley on the edge of Los and Reform Judaism." at the University of Buffalo, * of The Register beginning Mon- ent for the St. Louis Post-Dis- Angeles. Born in Vienna, Austria, in board member of the Anti-De- day. patch for 11 years, he covered In 1957, Mr. Harris was 1919, Rabbi Haberman was edu- famation League, and chairman The unusual column gives ad the Capitol and White House and awarded the Alumni Citation by cated at the University of Vienna of the Central Conference of, vice from the points of view of general policital scene. In 1946, Washington University and the and the Jewish Theological Insti- American Rabbis Committee on both sexes. Says Adam: "We he won the Pulitzer Prize for next year the Department of tute of Vienna. die Unaffiliated. want to give readers a chance distinguished national corre- Journalism of UCLA gave him Following the Nazi invasion of Rabbi Haberman also Is a to *rite to either a man or a spondence for his disclosures in its Award of Distinction. He is Austria, he continued his studies member of American Civil Lib- woman. Often a male reader connection with tidelands oil. co-author of a book, "Public in the United States and was erties Union, American Associa- may be reluctant to present hi Psychology Major Men," and author of "Love Thy graduated from the University of tion for the United Nations, and personal problem to a woma Mr. Harris majored in psy- Neighbor," a non-fiction humor Cincinnati In 1940. the National Council of Joint columnist, and similarly many chology at Washington Universi- book. He has been listed in Distribution Committee. women may prefer a male col ty of California at Los Angeles. "Who's Who In America" since 1946. A discussion period will follow umnist. There is room to disagre Mrs. Harris studied sociology at Apollo Club Rabbi Haberman's address. and when we do, we say so righ Refreshments will be served. In print." Final Event Hostesses for the meeting will be Adam and Eve Lowell are th Miss Lemke Engaged Mrs. Bernard Levy, Mrs. Max pen names of Edward A. Harris, Singer and Mrs. Lester Clarke, Pulitzer Prize-winning newspa- Is Thursday Rabbi Joshua Haberman chairman. perman, and his ivife, Miriam, LINCROFT — Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lemke, Springarden ASBURY PARK - Francis who live Valley Farm in Hunt Kodama, local concert pianist ly, Va. The columnists, happil, Rd., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Barbara Ed- and teacher will be guest artist married for 23 years, use the al at the spring concert of the Apol- Plan Benefit for Library of a professional marriage coun wina Lemke, to Robert Durbrow Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. lo Club in Trinity Episcopal aelor, a psychologist and othei Church here next Thursday at NEW SHREWSBURY — Two nrtment, announced that mem- authorities in domestic relation! George E. Martin, 226 Rosewood departments Of the Woman's Club bers of her group have presented Ter., Linden. Mrs. Edward Botnick 8:30 p.m. The Apollo Club, con- when they answer letters thai sisting of more than 30 singers, will hold a party Sunday to ben-the library books on art These pose particularly difficult person- Miss Lemke isv,a graduate of is the oldest male singing group efit the New Shrewsbury Library. include "Story Lines of Matter Red Bank Catholic High School al problems. in the shore area. The literature department, led Artists" by Ann Curtis Chandler and is employed as a bookkeeper Battle of Sexes This Is the final concert In theby Mrs. Richard Barnett, and theand "Michaelangelo," "Hewo," for Ce & De, Inc., Elizabeth. She Miss Slavin Married Adam and Eve not only reply club's 40th season. drama group, with Mrs. Robert 'Leonardo DeVinci" and "Rem- is president of the Sodality of St to readers — often they answe Mr. Kodama has appeared as Merrick as chairman, are co- brandt," all by Ripley. Leo-the-Great Catholic Church, each other In the column with re- guest soloist with many of the sponsors. Mrs. Roland Russo, chairman Lincroft. To Edward Botnick freshing spirit and logic. Advice shore's leading musical organi- The affair will be held from 4 of the American home depart- Is sometimes tart but It is al Mr. Martin, a graduate of Lin- ASBURY PARK — Miss Lois Schnitzer, Jersey City, Her frock zations, including the Monmouth to 6 p.m. in the Spirit Spot in ment, presented the club a silver den High School, attended Ste- ways understanding. Roche]Ie Slavin, daughter of Mr.was of white silk organza over Symphony Orchestra and the Tinton Falls. Officers of the li- tray on behalf of department As a cub reporter on the old vens Institute of Technology, Ho- and Mrs. Julius Slavin, 505 Bend- MacDowell Choral. He was Apol brary association and their hus- members. boken. He is completing his third blue taffeta and she carried a ermere Ave., Interlaken, was basket of roses and carnations. lo Club accompanist for 12 years. bands and wives will be guests. Mrs. William G. Suter will pre- year in electronics at Union Eve- married here April 15 to Edward Robert C. Spencer made his These include Bernard Schwartz, sent the Woman's Club a war INTERIORS FOR ning School. He is an associate , PFC Bernard Botnick, USA Botnick, son of Mr. and Mrs.Fort Dix, was best man for his debut as director of the Apollo president; Bud feottesman, vice bond for the club building fund of Aero Flow Dynamics, a Divi Harry Botnick, Rt. 36, Port Mon- Club Chorus at the annual Christ- president; Mrs. Jack Arnold, re- from her afternoon group. ANY BUDGET sion of L. J. Wing, Mfg. Compa- brother. Another brother, Philip mouth. Botnick, and Richard Slavin, the mas concert last year. He is a cording secretary; Mrs. Donald Miss Barbara E. Lemke ny, Linden. He served two years graduate of Muskingum College, Littman, corresponding secre- Draperies in the Infantry in the Korean Rabbi Sidney Schutman offici- bride's brother, and Louis and ated at the ceremony in the Em-Stephen Schnitzer, Jersey City, Ohio, and received his master's tary, and Geoffrey Wood, treas- War. degree in music education from urer. DOROTHY TOLAND Slipcovers Leading Lady The wedding Is planned (or press, Asbury Park. A reception the bride's cousins, were ushers. followed. Asbury Graduate Indiana University. He is direc- Plans for the benefit were an- April of next year. tor of choral music at Red Bank nounced by the chairmen at a DANCE STUDIO Wallpapers Will Be Guest The bride was given in mar- The bride Is a graduate of As-High School and tenor soloist at recent board meeting in the home riage by her parents. She wore a bury Park High School and at- FORT MONMOUTH — Olivia the Red Bank Methodist Church. of the president, Mrs. Vincent D. Reupholstery long-sleeved princess-line gown of tended Monmouth College, West de Havilland, who is currently Miss Marjorie J. Robinson also Roache, 253 Riveredge Rd. bouquet taffeta detailed with ap- Long Branch. She was employed made her debut as accompanist Gifts from other departments starring In the Broadway play pliques of Alencon lace trimmed by the Supply and Maintenance "A Gift of Time," will be a June Bride for the club at the Christmas also were announced at the meet- Ernest C H. with seed pearls at the neckline Division of the Signal Corps Concert. She is organist of the ing. guest at a luncheon sponsored and front of the skirt. School at Fort Monmouth. Methodist Church in West Bel- Mrs. Joseph Messner, chair- Voigtlander by the Fort Monmouth Wom- The full-length skirt was fash- The bridegroom, a graduate of mar. man of the arts and crafts de- an's Club May 8 in Gibbs Hall. ioned with a bustle back. Her M1 d d 1 e t o w n Township High fingertip veil was held in place School, served four years In the 428 Broad St. Gen. and Mrs. William D. by a crown of pearls and she Hamlin knew Miss de Havilland U. S. Navy. He Is a business Shrewsbury carried a white orchid on a partner In Shore Fruit and Pro-Donna Meistrich to Wed and her husband when both Bible. couples were in Heidelberg, duce Exchange, East Keans- and SH 7-0567 burg. ASBURY PARK - Mr. Germany, several years ago. Maid of Honor Mrs. Sidney J. Meistrich, 1607 Miss Shirlee Schnitzer, Jersey The couple left on a wedding Third Ave./announce the engage- City, was maid of honor. She trip to Lake Kiamesha, N. Y., ment of their daughter, Miss wore a cocktail-dress of mauve where they will be guests at the Donna Joy Meistrich, to Barry pink chiffon and carried a cas- Concord Hotel. On return they Gordon Stupelman, son of Mr. cade of roses and carnations. will reside at 30 East Washing- and Mrs. Irving Stupelman, 2 The flower girl was Lynne Beth ton St., Atlantic Highlands. Coral Way, Neptune. Miss Meistrich was graduated Classical Ballet Technique United Church Women from Asbury Park High School Contemporary and is attending Newark State College, Union. Tap « Acrobatic * Toe Mr. Stupelman Is a graduate Plan Fellowship Day of Weequahio High School, New- 301 East Bergen Place ark. He is the owner of Asbury SH 1-2208 SHREWSBURY — Rev. John Following registration and thi Mercantile Bureau, Mattison P. Ludlam, pastor of the First levotions at 10 a.m. there will Ave. >e a panel discussion stressing Miss Marilyn Jane Hamlin Baptist Church of Asbury Park will be guest speaker at May Fel he task of the individual family, he community, and the church. LITTLE SILVER — Announce- lowship Day sponsored by the Church Group ment is made by Mr. and MrsUnite. d Church Women of the Discussing the separate role Robert G. Hamlin, 350 Prospecl vlll be Dr. James Parker, Sr., Plans Party Brighten and freshen your Ave., of the engagement of theii Greater Red Bank Area Friday. Red Bank physician; Mrs. Mar- HIGHLANDS — The annual daughter, Miss Marilyn Jane Services will be held at the garet May, member Of the Redspring card party of the Girls Hamlin, to Kenneth Earl Brand- Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church, Miss Donna Joy Meistrich Bank Presbyterian Church, and Friendly Sponsors of St Andrews enburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- home with Sycamore Ave. Rev. Harry Kraft, pastor of the Episcopal Church will be held neth C. Brandenburg, 125 Linden The theme of the program Wlantla Highlands Central Bap- tonight at 8 o'clock in the Jack- Draperies Dr., Fair Haven. "One Family under God: Who Is Jst Church. Charles Autenreith, son Hotel. Mrs. Walter E. Beh- To Install Slipcover* Miss Hamlin is an alumna o: My Family?" will be carried out lirector of religious education al rens, Sr. arid Mrs. William Pels the University of New Hampshlr by a panel discussion, worship he Red Bank Presbyterian are general co-chairmen. New Slate Upholstering where she was a member of Ch and Rev. Mr.' Ludlam's address. Church, will be the moderator. Other members of the com- RED BANK — Mrs. Charles Bedspreads Omega sorority and Psi Chi, hon Rev. Mr. Ludlam has been pas- Lunch will be served In thi mittee are Mrs. Alfred W. orary society in psychology. Sh tor of his church for just more Stillwagon, a representative of Curtains Fellowship Hall at 12:30 p.m. fol-Wright, Mrs. George M. Ander- the Monmouth County Parent- also attended graduate school at than two years. He was formerly lowed by the afternoon worship son, and Mrs. Paul F. Muir, co- Shop-at-Home Service Columbia University. She is on at the Marcus Hook Baptisi Teacher Association, will instal Phone SH 1-Ktt program. Mrs. Pauline Cammack chairmen of refreshments; Mrs new officers at the regular meet- the faculty of Prospect School in Church, Linwood, Pa., and is will be leader with members of Andrew J. Kornek and Mrs Sherman's Baldwin, L. I. originally from Alameda, Calif. ing of the Red Bank High Schoo CLEANING various religious denominations Richard A. Lucas, publicity; Mrs.PTA Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Decorators Mr. Brandenburg was grad- He is a graduate of Faith Bible participating. Mrs. John Collins Helen J. Shea and Mrs. Gilbert high school cafeteria. 4«8 Broad St, uated from Georgia Institute ol Seminary. will play selections on the harp. B. Parker, prizes, and Miss VI- FREE PA Technology with a bachelor o: Members of the home econom- Miss Sarah Fussell Is chairman olette Murray and Miss Mary Ris- ics department will model fash- science degree and architecture sett, tickets degree. He was a member ol Name Chairman if the program. ions they have made during the Sigma Nu and Tau Sigma Delta, year, and Miss Elma Repp wil HOLMDEL — Mrs. Martin Ford show color slides that were taken honorary society In architecture was named chairman of th and allied arts. He is an officer in her homemakirig classes a Woman's Club drama department 81 the high school. candidate in the U. S. Navy a at a meeting held last week in Newport, R. I. Mrs. Francis Herbert and Mrs. her home, 5 Woodland Rd. John Ayres attended the spring OUR The wedding Is planned fo: Plans were discussed for next county council meeting last week ONLY Juna 17. season's department activities. in the Marlboro Central School. STORK Arrangements were completed RETURN HOME for a game night to be held May LITTLE SILVER — Mr. am 25 in the home of Mrs. Earnest Mrs. Edward Maroney, 77 Littli Fred Foster, department chair- The Place To Go For The Brandt You Know AT Silver Pkwy., returned last week man, 14 Sycamore Dr., Hazlet. from a vacation in Bermuda The next department meetin Mrs. Maroney is secretary to the will be held June 5 In the home BOTANY "500" LEON'S superintendent of the Red Banl of Mrs. William Huters, 20 Syca Public Schools. more Dr., Hazlet. "Clothes of Distinction" You can be sure of the finest and JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR fastest in rug cleaning service! 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK SANDY'S Charge It — 30 - 60 or 90 Days ... 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/i BID BANK REGISTER Friday, April 27. 1962-11 EaJH Calendar Auction to Benefit Psychiatric Center Society for Deaf Gives Variety of Benefits ? A rummage sale will be held are Mrs. John Rowan and Mrs. 600 Items Ready for the Block Teachers Scholarship iy the Women'i Society of Chris- Raymond Jannell. RUMSON — More than 600 ian Service of the Fair Haven items garnered from attics of WEST LONG BRANCH — Mrs. the West Long Branch School. yfethbdist Church May 11 la Fel- GOLF TOURNAMENT - The Rumson homes will go "on the X»ald Lynch of Middletown was Mrs. H. E. Firth, Middletown, is owship Hall. toly Name Society of St. block" in a benefit for the Chll iwarded a teacher's scholarship in charge of this project. Chairmen of the benefit project roseph's Catholic Church. Key- dren's Psychiatric Center, Ea- onday by the North Jersey The association is making !»rt, will conduct its first Holy tontown. Shore Association for the Deaf available to Parent-Teacher As- Name golf tournament tomorrow Sponsored by the Rumson nd Hard of Hearing at a meet- sociations and other interested at Peddie Golf Club, Hightstown, Friends of the center, under the ing here in Borough Hall. organizations, movies on teach- under the direction of Rev. Wil- chairmanship of Mrs. Arthur L. This is the second award of this ing the deaf and hard of hear- •£l liam Bausch. Adamson, the event will take pe given by the association for ing. Mrs. K. E. Lawrence, Brook- Participants will meet in the place May S, in Bingham Hall, e special training of teachers side Ave., West Deal, is in charge ATE wire of the chairman, Charles Bingham Ave., beginning at 10:30 r the deaf and hard of hearing. of reservation details. O'Hara, 31 Schenck Ave., Mat- a.m. B. G. Coates will be auc- A registered nurse and mother Mrs. Alexander Shields. West 1 awan. The game will begin at tioneer. a hard of hearing child, Mrs. Long Branch, reported that the noon. > .ynch plans to get her special group made more than $200 from Among the antiques will be _l_ A bronze and onyx trophy wil redits this summer in teaching a card party held earlier this some new Items, too, including e deaf and hard of hearing month. be awarded, and each player will new clothes from Mustillo's, Red rom Columbia University. John Lucas, president, reported receive a new gold ball. Any Bank; gourmet foods from Per Members of the association a special fund-raising project is I] player may apply for a handicap. ry's, Red Bank; and a dozen rated to raise funds by Septem under way. Mrs. Shields is chair- In case of rain, the game will Georg Jensen gold demitasse I be rescheduled for May 5. ber for the purchase of special man. spoons. ducational material for the deaf The association will, meet again MRP HARRY PINE, Church The owners of contributing and hard of hearing classes in May 28 at 8 p.m. in borough hall. TOMORROW t., Keyport, wife of Rev. Mr. Items receive 50 per cent of the selling price on completion of the LUNCHEON AND FASHION 'ine, pastor of Calvary Method sale. This incentive for "getting SHOW, Episcopal Church Wom- st Church, will be co-chaiii and giving at the same time,' en of St. Thomas Episcopal if the Communion arrangements Mrs. Marshall G. Rich, publicity Church, 12 noon, Crystal Brook committee for the sixth assem CHECK OUR chairman, stated has brought Inn, Batontown. bly of the Women's Society o "terrific response." MAYTIME LUNCHEON AND Christian Service to be held in AFTER EASTER VALUES FASHION SHOW, Rosary Altar Atlantic City May 15 to 18 Mrs. D. E. Lawes, Jr., treas- Society Of the Nativity Catho- urer of the Rumson Friends, has volunteered the services of the lic Church, 12:30 p.m., ,The HAWAIIAN MOTIF - The an- Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Lawes Oil Company trucks for nual card party of the Rosary- pick-up and delivery of heavy SPRING BAZAR, Matawan Altar Society of Our Lady of Per furniture. Grammar School PTA, 10 a.m., petual Help Catholic Church, Junior Bazaar Among larger items already re- gchool grounds. Highlands, to be held Aug. 24 in Conner's Hotel, Water Witch, will ceived are six Victorian chairs; DINNER-DANCE, Matawan a French Provincial bedroom -:EC BANK N J Township Republican Club, 7:30 be planned around a Hawaiian theme. suite, room-size and scatter Ori- p.m., Veterans' Memorial ental rugs, davenports, and a tel- Home, Cliffwood. Mrs. Andrew Homiak, Sr., anc evision set. The smaller items In- DINNER-DANCE, Red Bank Mrs. James E. Smith, Jr., an 'GOLD DUST IN YOUR ATTIC,' theme of the May 5 antique auction being presented clude a saxophone, paintings, old Catholic High School PTA, 8 chairmen. Committee chairme by Rumton Friendi for tho benefit of the Children1! Psychiatric Center, gets top prints, brass lamps, candlesticks p.m., Deal Golf and Country are Mrs. John L. Decrick, gifts; and practical items including Club, Deal. Mrs. John J. Graham, tickets; priority attention from Mrs. Arthur L. Adamson, right, chairman, and Mn. Manhall chairs, toys, lawnmower, drapes WHAT IS A BARGAIN? DANCE, First and Second Mrs. Walter E. Behrens, Jr. dec G. Rich, publicity chairman, in Mrs. Rich's homo. Tho old "tax," ship model, and and outside furniture. Auxiliaries of the Family and orations, and Mrs. Eston Brink There also will be a chocolate Children's Service, 9 p.m.. posters silver are some of the itemi going on the block in Bingham Hall, Rumson. C AYE AT EMPTOR! dessert sale, all items made by Crystal Terrace, Berkeley Car- The spring bus trip to Washing- msmbers of the Rumson Friends. teret Hotel, Asbury Park. Free Translation: "Sucker Beware" ton, D. C, has been canceled. Home made sandwiches and soda DANCE, Lincroft Woman's The group is considering a "Da Arranger will also be available. Club/ 8:30 p.m., Cabln-in-the- of Recollection." Some More "Gimmick" Advertising Sky,.'Highlands. After the meeting. Rev. Jame A. Thompson, pastor, showed To Speak FROM THE SLIPCOVER DEPARTMENT slides of his trip to Europe las Scouts Hold SUNDAY The A. B. C. Mercantile Company Is now advertising slip- MUSICALE, Chamber Music year, including views of Rome, To Children Easter Party Society (by invitation), 8 p.m Lourdes, Venice, Spain and Swi covers (or a sofa and one arm chair (or .... $3S.N. SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Saul home of Gilman Collier, 65 zerland. HIGHLANDS — Girl Scou Shapiro, Atlantic Highlands, will Larchwood Ave., Oakhurst. The next monthly meeting wi Troop S3 recently held an Easter HOW COME? be May 7 In the church hall. explain the principles of good parry with brothers and sisters flower arranging to children of A sofa and one arm chair take approximately 23 yards of MONDAY as guests. The affair took placi the borough school Monday at 2 in Highlands Methodise Church. material The labor, Including findings. Is about $90,00, DESSERT AND CARD p.m. in the school auditorium. PARTY, Red Bank Woman's Bridge Winners Troop members are Geri Bern- leaving $5.00 for material. Can It be done or Is It lost The children will participate in hardt, Christine Buonacquista, sucker bait? Club, 1 p.m., clubhouse. Red MIDDLETOWN — Members o a PTA-sponsored "Carnival of Bank. the Community Duplicate Bridgi Christine Bosnians, Joyce Dtp- WHAT DO YOU THINK? Flowers" May 4 between 3 and ier, Gloria Dorta, Donna Fleeson, LECTURE, "How to Teach Club played a 14-table Mitchel 9 p.m. Mrs. Wendell L. Rehm is Rebellion in the Organization game Wednesday night in Th Linda Maxson, Debra Manning, chairman of the event and Mrs. Michele Nichols, Elsie Quast, Child," Dr. Van Cleve Morris, Oaks. Frederic Messina is vice chair- sponsored *y Douglass of Mon- Madlyn Schaffren, Diane Zlata M. SILBERSTEIN 'North and south top scorers man. and Pamela Zollinger. mouth, 8:15 p.m., Rumson-Fair were Mrs. Margaret Michel Mrs. Shapiro, a National Coun- FUND-RAISING it the objective of the annual card Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers Haven Regional High School, Highlands, and Mrs. A. Judso Mrs. Joseph Buonacquista 1 cil judge, is a member of the Rumson. Dunlap, Brielle, first; Mrs. Sam party of the Roiary Altar Society of St. Dorothea's leader and Mrs. William Hrin co- 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK Navesink Garden Club, the New uel Neuwirth, Elberon, and Mrs leader. York Horticulture Society, the Catholic Church to be held Monday at 8:30 p.m, in the Helen Levy, Asbury Park, sec Floralia Arrangers Club of Nut- Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. Final plant ara ditcusied ond, and Qr. and Mrs. Rogei ley, and the Shore Garden Club Ooeri Lists Bellows, Romspn, third. by Mrs. Ann Wilttie, left, chairman of prizei, and Mrs. of Elberon. - She has won many East and west winners were tricolor awards in flower- shows Robert J. Kiachlin, general chairman. Others assitting For Sewing Mrs. Rodney Meltzer, West Long throughout New Jersey. At the are Mrs. Joseph Larlcin, vice chairman; Mn. Anthony Branch, and Mrs. Joseph Hersh annual meeting of the Garden Piccola, tickets, and Mri. George Maier, publicity. enhorn, Deal, first; William Nak Club of New Jersey to be held Competition umuro, Fort Monmouth, and Sid NEW YORK —; Registration! at Princeton, May 24, she will ney Littman, Fort Monmoutl receive the Wilson Memorial Tro- opened last week for the Young second, and George Macombe, Stylemaker Contest sponsored by phy for the highest rated ar Center Plans Fund Drive New Shrewsbury, and William rangement of 1961. She will re- the Singer Sewing Machine Com- Horlacher, Little Silver, third. pany. ceive this award for her exhibit WEST LONG BRANCH - The children of West Long Branch at in the Grow and Show Garden To be eligible, any girl betweei West Long Branch Community the center. Ivar G. Nordin is in Club of Allenhurst's Greens Show the ages of 10 and 21 must take Center annual fund drive will be- charge. Freehold School last December. eight .tewing lessons at a> local gin May 7, it was announced at Singer Sewing Instruction Center To Give Opera a board ol trustees meeting Mon- and make a dress for herself in TRENTON — Freehold Region day. Collection envelopes will be Plan Card Party SURPRISE SHOWER delivered May 7 and picked up the group. al High School will be among 1( EATONTOWN - The annual IRVINGTON-A surprise stork on May 14 and 15. Three local winners, one from New Jersey high schools repre shower was given for Mrs. Rog- card party of the Ambulance •ach age group, will be selected. sented at a Festival of Perform er Donnelly, 107 Division St., Key- Other spring events will Include Auxiliary will be held on May Divisions are 'Tween 10-13; Teet infe Arts to be held at the Mo port Saturday by Mrs. Ann a talk on taxes by John Disbrow 29 in the Margaret Vetter School. 14-17; Misses and Mrs. 18-21. Carter Theater in Princeton Ma of West Long Branch on May 28. Wright and Mrs. Joseph Lau in Mn. Henry Riddle is chairman, Increased awards on the na- 9. Mrs. Lau's home here. The center will hold its annual tional level will include a jet trip Students from the Freehol At a recent meeting Mrs. Mos Guests attending from Keyport spring dance June 9. Music will es Lewis and Mrs. E. VanBrun to Paris for top winners in thi school will present "Bastien ani be by Three Tunes and a Vibe. Teen and Misses and Mrs. divi Bastienne," a one-act opera wit! were Mrs. Charles Kltzman, West were welcomed as new members. Tentative plans are under way •ions, and a tour of the Unitei a ballet overture. Front St., and Mrs. Mildred Lau, Mrs. Robert Fary will be chair Stites for. the grand prize winne: The festival, sponsored Jointlj Division St. to hold art classes for adults and man of the publicity committee. In the Tween division. by the New Jersey Departmen of Education and Princeton Unl QUIZ CHAIRMAN versity, has been planned as WEST LONG BRANCH - Ju "showcase for the performing lius Gllly will be chairman of arts," according to Brooks true and false horticulture quu Jones, McCarter Theatre pro- on May 7 when the Monmouth- ducer, "at which representatives Elberon Horticultural Society from high schools throughout meets at Turner Brothers Nurs- New Jersey will have an op ery here. Mr. Gilly is secretary portunity to see what other high of the society and is associated schools are doing in these cultu with Turner Brothers. al areas." THOROUGH-DEPENDABLE CARPET CLEANING SPRING SPECIAL SERVICE: LOOSE RUGS DRESSES PICKED UP OFF FLOOR AT • SIZES 5-18

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ST. JAMES CATHOLIC ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC BAPTIST METHODIST HOLY COMMUNION -' PRESBYTERIAN TRINITY EPISCOPAL PRESBYTERIAN Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank EPISCOPAL Rumson Red Bank Red Bank Fair Haven Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, Massei art celebrated Sunday Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- A service of Holy Communion Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Holy Eucharist will be cel- "Isn't It Enough To Be De- t. 10 11 and 12 (high mass) in at 7, 8, 9, 10, U and 12 o'clock. tor, will speak at the 11 a.m will be held Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion will be cele- Rev. Ralph L. Barrett of Em- ebrated Sunday at 8 a.m. The cent?" will be the sermon topic the church and 9, 10 and 11 Confessions are heard Saturdays worship service Sunday. The ush- At 9:30 and 11 a.m. the sacra- brated Sunday at 8 a.m. and at bury Methodist Church, Little Sil- family service and the church of Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster o'clock in the high school audi from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from ers will be Howard Young, Tru- ment of Christian Baptism will the family service at 9:15 a.m. ver, will be guest minister, and school will begin at 9:15 a.m. Sunday at the 9:15 and 11 a.m. 7:30 to 9 p.m. man Reeves, Charles Earle and be administered to infants and Morning prayer and litany will Rev. Harvey O. Douie, Jr., in "What Is Eternal Life?" will be services. Rev. James L. Ewalt, torium. Kenneth Brower. On the greeting Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. children. be at 11 o'clock. The rector, Rev. keeping with plans for an inter- the subject of a family service associate minister, will assist at Confession! are heard Satui committee will be deacons Ver- Sundays. Charles R. Lawrence, will preach church exchange of ministers, talk by the rector, Rev. Canon the early service and Rev. Dr. days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from non Loud, Truman Reeves and The sermon by the minister, 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- The Miraculous Medal Novena at both the 9:15 and 11 o'clock will preach for the Little Silver Charles H. Best. Sargent Bush, minister of visi- Donald Thompson, assisted by Rev. W. Gordon Lowden, wil services. ing the 8 o'clock mass and aftei is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and be on the subject, "Easter In congregation. Morning prayer and sermon by tation, will assist at the latter deaconess Mildred Van Nostrand St. Andrew's Guild will meet Novena services Monday. the Perpetual Novena to St. An- Retrospect". At both services, John H. Wat- the rector will be at 11 a.m. The service. The white flowers will be left tonight in the home of Mr .and Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. son, 3d, minister of music, will Monmouth Convocation will meet William C. Wood, minister of from the wedding of Miss Nancy Church school will meet at 9:30 Mrs. William Lewin. Holy Com p.m.' in the church. A baptism play organ selections from the at Christ's Church, Toms River, music, will play. At the 9:15 Lambertson to Richard Koehler and 11 a.m. An adult Bible class munion will be celebrated Mon- blank must be obtained from th CHRIST EPISCOPAL work of Johannes Brahms. At the at 4 p.m. Stanley Scheer is organist and at 9:30 a.m. will be taught by day, St. Mark's Day; Tuesday, service Mrs. Richard K. Brown, rectory and filled out before th Shrewsbury Miss Dorcas E. Diaz, director of 9:30 service, the guest soloist, The Holy Eucharist will be cel- alto, will be the soloist. Her se- This year the First Sunday aft- Peyton Wheeler. Sts. Philip and James, and Baptism takes place. Christian Education and music Mrs. Thomas Jerman, will sing ebrated Wednesday at 8 and 10 lections will be "But the Lord er Easter will be observed by the Young people of senior high Wednesday, the regular midweek Novena devotions in honor ol The ' chancel choir will sirig "Now Will I Praise the Lord With a.m. The Service of Healing will Is Mindful of His Own," Mendel- celebration of Holy Communion age will form a class of prepar- Eucharist, at 9:30 a.m. All My Heart," and "at the 11 the church. Church school meets at 9:45 a.m. be held at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. ssohn, and ''Jesus, the Very at all services, beginning with ation for church membership On Wednesday a workshop for service, the chancel choir will with crib room facilities, pre- Alcoholics Anonymous and the Thought of Thee," Eric H. Thi- the 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist. The Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Wesley the June. fair will be held in sing "Forth He. Came at Easter," CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL ceded by the pre-service prayer Al-Anon Group will meet Mon- man. The ushers will be William rector will conduct the worship. circle in the Clayton Room at room. This group will meet for the parish house, beginning at an old French folk tune. CONSERVATIVE day at 9 p.m. J. Ryan, 2d, Ole A. Klady, Stan- His altar boy will be Joseph 9:30 a.m. five consecutive Sundays. The 10 a.m. • Senior High Fellowship will Rumson The Sewing Group wil! meet ley Munger, Ira N. Sheppard and Fedorka. class is also a refresher for meet in the lounge, and Junior Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will The Junior Hi and Senior Hi Wednesday at 11 a.m. The ves- Charles A. Wolbach, Jr., Robert At 11 a.m., Rev. Anselm Bro- young people who may already UNITARIAN High Fellowship in the auditor- preach tonight at 8:30 on the top- BYF groups will meet at 6 p.m., try will meet Wednesday at 8:15 W. Bennett and Wallace A. Ma- burg will preach a sermon of be church members. .Red Bank ium, at 7:15 p.m.' ic, "A Living Judaism." Canto followed by the Sunday praise p.m. significance about the season and ginn will comprise the welcoming Sidney Scharff will chant the service at 7:30 p.m. The I.Y.F. will meet Sunday Rev. Berjouhie Hascall, direc- The of the Lead- this special day. The parish Eu committee. liturgy, assisted by the Bnai Is- from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and the topic tor of the Metropolitan Ministry ership Training Course will be PRESBYTERIAN charist will open with the singing Easter plants were given last At the 11 o'clock service the rael choir under the direction ol will be "Eternal Life." The Sen- to Students, Unitarian Universal- held in the lounge Monday at 8 Lincroft of a new hymn as Hie formal Sunday by Sidney Dull; Mrs. Tower Hill Choir will sing. Ush- Leonard Schlosberg. Thomas Maloney; the family for ior Hi M.Y.F.will meet Sunday ist Association, will be guest p.m. A discussion on theology religious procession, led by cru Rev. William J. Mills will give ers will be Fred R. Daniels Rich- Fred Brower; Mrs. William at 7 p.m. to discuss "Christian speaker at the Sunday service at will be led by Rev. Mr. Douie. Janet Cohen, daughter of Mr cifer and torchbearers, complete. as his sermon topic at the 11 ard K. Brown, Hamilton Browne, College Day." The Wesley Fel 10:30 a.m. in the Community Prayer fellowship will meet in and Mrs. George Cohen, will ccle a circuit of the church. Children Graves for her mother, Mrs. a.m. service Sunday, "The Risen Karl B. Litzelman, Andrew M. brate her bat mitzvah and will James Bunell; Mr. and Mrs. lowship for college and career YMCA, Riverside Ave. the lounge Tuesday at 10 a.m. from the church school classes youth will meet Sunday at 8:15 The Women's Association exec- Lord Speaks to His People." Ed- Orr, Thomas L. Shirley and Fred chant the prophetic portion of the above the first grade will be able Franklin Sniffen for their par- Church school classes meet ward Fields will sing a solo, D. Wikoff, 3d. week and part of the service. p.m. in Fellowship hall, to visit from 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 under utive board will meet in the to join their parents in the eu- ents: Mrs. Albert Newman for "Spirit of God." Sunday com- At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church Candlelighting time will be 6:27 her husband; Mrs. Elmer Cot- the Young Adult group of the the direction of George Doyle, re- lounge Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. charistic rites following the ser- Presbyterian Church of Red The spring school of Faith and pletes the services of William school will meet. Nursery care p.m;. Mrs. Cohen will recite th< trell for her parents, Mr. and ligious education director. Nur- mon. Father Broburg will be Bank. Discussion and debate on Life will hold its first class in Cook as organist. Mrs. Vernon will be provided for infants up candle blessing. The flora! ar- Mrs. Frank House; Sally Domi- sery supervision is provided dur- aided during this service by sem bomb shelters will be held. the lounge Wednesday at 8 p.m., Bennett of Middletown will be- to three years of age, with a rangement for the pulpit and the dion for her father, and red roses ing the service. inarian David Mason, and aco- and the Bible study course on gin serving as organist-director registered nurse in attendance. refreshments for the oneg shab- from Mrs. Leon Morford in mem- The music for Sunday morning The annual business meeting lytes Jack Jordan, Paul Lom- "Ephesians" will be led by Mrs. May 1. At 10:30 a.m. a coffee hour bat will be donated by Mr. and ory of her daughter, Mrs. Thelma services will be directed by Phyl- for the congregation will be held bard, Howard Steel, Jr., Robert Joseph C. Fowler of Metuchen. Sunday school sessions are will be held for the church school Mrs. Cohen. The congregation Mustoe Nock. lis Benjamin, guest organist, and Thomas and Robert Walker. at 8 p.m. in the YMCA. The Uni- held at 9:30 a.m. has been invited to the bat mitz- During the Easter season new include Chancel Choir anthem Friday, May 4, the United staff. Following the 9 a.m. worship, tarian Women's Club will serve a Westminster Youth Fellowship vah and to the oneg shabbat. members received into the and solo by Robert Spencer, Church Women will observe May At 12:15 p.m. the Geneva Fel- an informal coffee hour will be covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. Fellowship Day in the Shrews- will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. De- Sabbath morning services are church were Mike Lamb, Mrs. tenor. Mrs. Benjamin is substi lowship will sponsor a coffee held in the parish house for the bury Presbyterian Church, begin- votions will be led by Jeffrey hour for all single young adults at 9:15 for junior congregation. Arthur Vliet and son Jamesr.Deb- tuting at the organ for Herbert purpose of parishioner-visiting. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL ning with a luncheon at 12:30 Senior services will begin at 10. orah Cook, Betsey Crowell, Su- Burtis who is one of five finalists Mangel. The discussion topic, and servicemen in the church The 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist Keyport p.m. Rabbi Rosenthal will speak on san Earle, Patricia Hadden, Lin- in an organ playing competi- "Why Not Have a Good Argu- parlor. service will include a sermon by Sunday services begin with the portion of the week and Can- da Lambertson, William Loud, tion being held in Boston this ment?" will be led by Kenneth At 7 p.m. the Westminster Fel- the pastor. Mr. Mason will assist, morning prayer at 7:45, followed tor Scharff will chant the liturgy. Diane Noglows, Patricia Trimble, week-end. MONMOUTH REFORM Casterline. lowship groups for 7th and 8th as will altar-boy William Balmer. by a celebration of Holy Com- Sunday school and Hebrew Carol Ann Van Kirk, Ann Helen TEMPLE A meeting of the session will graders, and the Youth Seminar Generally, the date of April 25 The altar flowers Sunday will munion at 8 o'clock. school will meet Sunday at 9:30 von Kattengell, Joe and Patricia Shrewsbury be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the classes for high school students is celebrated in honor of St. be the gift of Miss Abbie Strick- The family service is conducted and 11 a.m. Services will be a Mullins, Mrs. Etha Strong and church. will meet. Mark, but because that date this land and Mrs. F. M. Dennis. at 9:30 a.m, at which time the Tonight at 8:30 Rabbi Richard 9:15, followed by a class in Jew Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Uecker. The sanctuary is in the process At 8 p.m. the two Westminster year falls within Easter Week, Chancel flowers will be presented church school meets. Holy Com- F. Steinbrink will conduct serv Ish Law with Rabbi Rosenthal The Concord Choir will re- of being painted, and will be com Fellowships for 9th and 10th the church calendar stipulates by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. munion will be celebrated at 11 ices, including a "ritual of re- Monday night at 7:30, a me- hearse tomorrow at 10 a.m. At 2 pleted this week. graders will meet. he announcement of this Monday Squire in memory of Rev. Rog- o'clock. membrance for six million mar- morial service will be held to p.m., the wedding of Miss Nancy At 8:30 p.m. the Geneva Fel- 'or commemoration. Consequent- er J. Squire. There will be a celebration of tyred Jews." commemorate the destruction of Lambertson to Richard Koehler BAPTIST lowship will meet. The Young ly, Father Broburg will hold a 9 Holy Communion at 9 a.m. Mon- The pulpit flowers will be do Furope's six million Jews. Rabb will be held in the sanctuary. The parents of children and ba- Middletown Adult Group of the Red Bank a.m. Holy Eucharist worship bies to be baptized will meet with day (St. Mark), Tuesday (Sts. nated by Miss Florence Kridel Rosenthal will speak briefly and Monday at 6:30 p.m.. Miss Dor- Rev. John E. Bates will preach Methodist Church will be guests. Monday. the ministers in the church li- Philip and James), and Wednes- in memory of Jacob Kridel. candles will be lighted in cas E. Diaz will give a voice re- on the topic, "Our Continuing On Tuesday, he will hold a spe- brary tonight at 8. day and on Friday at 6:30 a.m. The hostesses at the Oneg The Hathomar Club will pre- memory of tha sin milHon. Tues cital of Spanish music (classical Hope," at the 10:50 o'clock Sun- sent the musical comedy "Leave cial 9 a.m. Holy Eucharist In The senior high MYF semi-for- Alcoholics Anonymous will Shabbat following the service will day, the memorial service will and popular) at a banquet for the day morning service. The senior It to Lulu" in Westminster Hall honor of St. Philip and St. James. mal dance will be held tomorrow meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. be Mrs. Harold Greene, Mrs. be at 7:15 a.m. Spanish Clubs of Eastern Baptist choir will sing under the direc- The regular Friday morning-9 at 8 p.m. The adult group of folk Edward Keyes, and Mrs. Milton tonight and tomorrow at 8:30 Rabbi Rosenthal will address College, St. Davids, Pa. tion of Mrs. George Hartmann, .m. Holy Eucharist continues. dancers will meet tomorrow at FEDERATED Yessler. p.m. the convention of the National Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., the First organist. The Paschal Candle will burn 8:30 p.m. in the youth room. Holmdel Religious school will meet Sun Monday: Federation of the Jewish Men's Things First Fellowship guild Ushers will be George Hart- in the sanctuary at all of these A series of colored slides of a day at 11:45 a.m. Hebrew classes 8 p.m.—The Christian educa- Club at the Concord Hotel Tues- will meet. "Into Galilee" will be the ser- mann and Norman Wagner. services. trip to Europe will be shown and will meet Monday at 4 p.m. tion committee will meet in the' day on the subject, "Vistas of The mid-week service is mon topic of Rev. Andrew A. Flowers will be placed by Mr. narrated by Miss Alta Schoettle A joint meeting of Sisterhood church parlor, Men's Clubs Activities." Tuesday Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Burkhardt, at the 11 a.m. serv- and Mrs. Erwin Moore. AME ZION Monday at 8 p.m. in room 112. and Men's Club will be held Tuesday: at 8:30 p.m. the Sisterhood will Thursday, from 10-3, women of ice Sunday. Sunday school at 9:45 Received into the fellowship of Red Bank Refreshments will be served and Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. Rabbi Josh- 1 p.m.—The executive commit- meet. :he church are invited to attend in both chapels. the church Maundy Thursday Rev. Charles C. Bourne will there will be a cookie sale for the ua O. Haberman of Har Sinai tee of the Women's Association The Board of Trustees will the monthly sewing and project Newly-elected officers of the were Mr. and Mrs. Jean J. Gu- ireach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday benefit of the Wesleyan Service Temple, Trenton, will speak on will meet in the church parlor. meet Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. chool will meet at 9:30. day of the Women's Fellowship. Reformed Church will be or- the subject, "Why Should Reform mone and William Stobo, Sr. iuild treasury. The pictures 6.30 p.m.—Bloomfield College Thursday at 12:30 p.m. the Sis- A patrons tea Sunday at 4 p.m. Friday at 7:30 p.m., the Mon- dained and installed at this serv- Judaism Involve Itself in Social Church school will meet at 9:30 were taken In Austria, Germany area alumni dinner will be held terhood will hold the annual don- vill be sponsored by the Home mouth Association Vacation ice. They are William Becker and Action." a.m. under the leadership of John or luncheon in the synagogue. and Holland. in the youth parlor. Mission Society. Mrs. Rosanna Church School workshop will be Wesley Buck, elders, and Albert The board of trustees will C. Poyner, superintendent. The official board and building 8 p.m.—Weekly adult Bible Nelson of Newark will be the held in this church. May Fellow- Treger, deacon. meet Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. The Youth Fellowship will hold committee of Avon Methodist class taught by Dr. Bush. REFORMED guest speaker. ship Day will be observed at the The annual meeting of the en- Monmouth Reform Temple an outdoor supper meeting Sun- Church will have a service of Wednesday: New Shrewsbury A union service of the West- Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. tire Federated Church will be uses the facilities of the Shrews- day evening at 7 o'clock in the consecration of their church Sun- 10 a.m.—The Prayer and Stud' "Greek Words Which Shouldn't ide Minister's Council will be held immediately after the serv- bury Presbyterian Church. home of Mr. and Mrs. James day at 3:30 p.m. Rev. W. R. Guf- Group will meet in the chapel. be Greek to the Christian" Is the leld in Calvary Baptist Church LUTHER MEMORIAL ice. Rifle club meeting Tuesday Atkinson. The meeting will be in fick will be the speaker. An 12:30 p.m.—Luncheon meetin" theme for the next three sermons Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Henry New Shrewsbury at 7 p.m. charge of Rae Fetterolf. Open House' will follow the serv- ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL of Women's Association in West- to be delivered Sundays at the L. Morgan will speak. "Christ, Our Companion" ig the The annual turkey dinner spon- The Monmouth Association will ice. Our congregation is invited. Belford minster Hall. The guest speaker 9:30 and 11 a.m. services by Rev. Tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. the sermon topic of Rev. Daniel D. sored by the Couples Club will hold its annual meeting Tuesday, will be Betty Davenport of Mount Isaac C. Rottenberg. This Sunday Men's Fellowship and Stewards' Reinheimer for Sunday's 10:45 Play School will reopen Tues- be held in Fellowship Hall Sat- Sunday at 7:40 a.m. the vicar, May 8, in First Baptist Church Holly who, working under the the word to be discussed will be Board wilt meet in the home of a.m. service, held at Tjnton Falls day from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. urday, May 5, at 5:30, 6:30 and Rev. Ralph Edwards, will read of Long Branch. The general Board of National Missions of the "ARape." Howard T. Rudrow. School, Tinton Ave. A nursery is The young adult discussion 7:30 p.m. Mrs. William Steven- Matins. At 8 a.m. there will be meeting will begin at 10 a.m. The Presbyterian Church, serves as Music will include "Largo" Rev. Mr. Bourne will speak provided during the service for group will meet Wednesday at 8 son and Mrs. George Schanck are a celebration of the Holy Eucha- missionary meeting will be held missionary to the families of and "Joyouse Postlude." Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the small children. p.m. selling tickets. rist and sermon. The acolytes at 2 p.m. will be Norman Severs and Rich- servicemen. Susanna Circle (Mrs. Ushers will be Joseph Zetkulic, Reeveytown Methodist Church in The Sunday school departments The monthly meeting of W.S.C.- S. will be held Wednesday at 8 ard Meginley. Robert T. Luehman) will hold a Robert Hull, Gail Clarke, Harry an observance of that church's will participate in the serv- TRINITY EPISCOPAL ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER p.m This meeting will be the an- At 9:30 a.m. there will be a bake sale preceding the meeting. Estelle, Robert Wagner, Peter 80th anniversary. ice. The nursery department, un- Matawan EPISCOPAL nual pledge service. The program Thursday: 'Moreau, Fred Horsfall and Paul der leadership of Mrs. George sung Eucharist with sermon. The Rumson theme will be "Rich Toward Matins Sunday at 7:45 a.m. will acolytes will be James Marvin, 6:45 p.m.—Congregational loy- Johnson. BIBLE BAPTIST Bock, will sing "Jesus, Our There will be a celebration of God." Hostesses arc Circles O be followed by Holy Communion Gary Motsek, and Richard Smith- alty dinner in Westminster Hall Sunday school will start at 9:30 Hazlet Friend." The primary depart- Holy Communion Sunday at 8 and P. at 8 o'clock. son, Following this will be the at which Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Pol- The Junior Youth Fellowship Worship service will be at 11 ment under the leadership of a.m. in the chantry. Family serv- The family service of morning usual church school classes. ing, internationally- renowned under the guidance of Robert a.m. Pastor Gilbert Watt will Mrs. Harry Carlson, will sing "I The Play School for two, three ice and address by the rector, and four year olds will meet prayer will be held at 9:30 a.m. In the afternoon at 2:30 the preacher, will be guest speaker. Pope, student assistant, will meet bring the message. Think When I Read That Sweet Rev. Canon George A. Robert- Thursday from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. Church school will meet at this EYC will travel to Toms River In White Hall Sunday at 6:30 p.m Bible school convenes at 9:45 Story of Old." The junior through shaw, will be at 9:30 a.m. The hour. for the monthly convocation. The Senior Youth Fellowship will a.m. with classes for all ages. senior departments wilt sing "I girls' choir will sing "Praise We No problem finding tenants Holy Eucharist and sermon by This week the sanctuary lamp attend the youth meeting in the Pastor Watt will bring the mes- Know That My Redeemer Lives" REFORMED Our God." The organ prelude when you advertise The Register sage at the worship service at 7 he rector, Rev, Carroll B. Hall, candle is given in memory of Brielle Reformed Church. under the direction of Gerald Middletown will be "Hail, God's Triumphant The Vesper Fellowship wil p.m. This will be another in the will be at 11 a.m. Agnes lull by Mrs. Frederick way—Advertisement. Lewis, Sunday school superin- "Builders 'with God" will be Son." At 10:30 a.m. Robert D. continue through May. The meet- series "This We Believe." There will be a service of eve- Fink. McKee will play a recital on the tendent. Rev. Howard A. Olson's sermon Ings are held in Beekman House Bible study and prayer hour ning prayer Sunday at 7.30. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- Mary Owen Borden memorial Sunday school and Bible class- subject Sunday at 10:50 a.m. Sunday evenings at 6: 30. Wednesday is at 8 p.m. Pastor Holy Communion will be cele- day, Thursday, and Friday there carillon. es for all ages meet at 9.30 a.m. Sunday school and the adult The Golden Fellowship will Watt will be in charge. brated Monday and Tuesday at wiil be celebration of the Holy The pastor is conducting a se- Bible class will meet at 9:30 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon by Youth Fellowship night is 8 a.m., Wednesday at 10 a.m. Eucharist at 9 a.m. meet Thursday at noon in White and the nursery class will be the rector will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at 7:30 o'clock. This is ries of discussions each SunSay and Friday at 6:30 a.m. The Sacrament of Penance will JL\.OW can Hall. conducted by Mrs. John Morton The men's and boys' choir, un- for all those 12 years of age and at 9:30 a.m. for persons interest- The Episcopal Young Church- be administered this week on The Men's Brotherhood will in the parish house at 10:50 a.m. der the direction of Marshall C. meet In White Hall Thursday at up. ed in knowing more about the men will meet in the church Sun- Friday from 7 to 8 p.m. Junior and senior Christian En- Bush, will sing "Christ Whose 8 p.m. A film on New Jersey The Bible school teachers and Lutheran Church before joining. day a? 3 p.m. to go to Monmouth On Wednesday at noon St. deavor meetings will be held Sun- Glory Fills the Sky." The organ Iovercome will be shown. officers will hold their monthly Monday, the church council will Convocation at Christ Church, Clement's Guild will meet in the day at 6 p.m. prelude will be "Christ Is Risen" Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moreai business meeting Tuesday at 8 meet at the parsonage at 8 p.m. Toms River. church undercroft. The Friday Fellowship Club and the postlude, "Concerto In G will be hosts to members and p.m. at the Mahoney home 11 The confirmation class will will meet tonight at 8 p.m. The junior Young Churchmen Major." friends in their neighboorhood Vermont Ave., Port Monmouth. meet at the parsonage Saturday ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC false The annual rummaRe sale will will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. St. Mary's Guild will hold a Friday, May 4. at 9 a.m. Keansburg be held Friday and Saturday, Alcoholics Anonymous will rummage sale May 8 and 9 in CHURCH OF CHRIST meet in the parish hall Tuesday Ralph Hall. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL May 4 and 5 by the Ross Mac- Sunday mar .es will be at 7, 8, FAITH REFORMED Red Bank at 9 p.m. appetites? Keansburg Neil Circle, In Fellowship Hall. 9. 10, 11 and noon. Raritan Township Bible classes will be held Sun- The Sewing Guild will meet Daily masses will be celebrated NEW APOSTOLIC Sunday services will begin with Sunday school classes will be day at 10 a.m. Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first Red Bank a celebration of the Holy Euchar- EMMANUEL BAPTIST at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Morning wor- Morning worship will begin at Fridays when the hours will be Rev. Rudolph Fahrbach will ist at 8 a.m. Atlantic Highlands ship services will be held at 9:3( 11 o'clock. Charles L. Brown, PRESBYTERIAN 6:30 and 8 a.m. preach Sunday at 10 a.m. on a THE TRUTH The family Eucharist and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 and 11. This will be pulpit ex. minister, will speak. Charles Atlantic Highlands On Holy Days, masses will be text from Psalm 91. change Sunday for the Greatei Craun will direct the congrega church school will begin at 9:30 p.m., th« pastor, Rev. Howard IN THIS Sunday services at 9:30 and 11 offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Sunday school will meet at 8:45 Matawan-Keyport Area Council tlonal song service. Bob Minton a.m. A nursery will be provided M. Ervin, will preach. The eve- a.m. will be conducted by the a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. i.m. GREAT BOOK of Churches. While Rev. Theo will read Scripture and lead in during this service. ning service Is preceded by a pastor. Rev. Frederick Bron- Confessions will be heard Sat- Rev. Werner Schneider, rector, dore C. Mullcr is visiting another prayer. Ralph Johnson, George At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- prayer meeting at 7 o'clock. kema. Sunday school will meet u.'days, first Thursdays, and on will conduct the service Wednes- CAN RELEASE YOU church, Rev. Maurice W. Phil Sherman, Ralph Geroni and Oren bration of the Eucharist and ser- Sunday school will meet at 9:45 at 9:30 a.m. A nursery will be the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 day at 8 p.m. lips, pastor of the Baptist Churcli Duke will servo Communion. mon by the rector, Rev. John M. a.m. You can be freed from any avajlable during worship. to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 of Keyport, will conduct the wor- Crum. Boys' Stockade will meet Mon- The minister will present an- Youth Fellowship will meet at p.m. FRIENDS MEETING false appetite if you will turn ship services. Every weekday except Tues day at 6:15 p.m., and the Bat other lesson nt the 6:30 p.m the church Monday nt 7; 15 p.m. Baptisms will be administered Shrewsbury with a receptive, unpreju- The Pilgrim Youth Fellowshi day, dally Morning Prayer will lalion Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. ervice. Monday at 8 p.m. the Evening every Sunday at I p.m., and ar- The RCIIRIOUS Society od diced thought to the truth will meet at 6:30 p.m. The adull be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve Midweek prayer service will be Men's training class will meet Circle will meet In the home of rangements should be made a Friends, (Quakers,) meets every! Bible class will meet at 8 p.m. nine Prayer at 7 p.m. held Wednesday at 8 p.m. contained in this great bonk, Monday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Woodward. week In advance of tho baptism. Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. I to discuss the subject, "Keep on The Eucharist will be cele- The Pioneer Girls will meet In Science and Health with Key A study from the New Testa There will be n Trustees' meet- Rev." Edward A. CorriRan Is Firstday school for religious ed-j Growing." The Senior Youth Fel- brated Monday at 8 a.m., and the church Thursday—The Pil- ment book of Revelation is con- ing Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- ucation of children meets at 10:30' to the Scriptures by Mary lowthip will meet at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday grims at 3:30 p.m. and the Col- ducted each Thursday at 7:30 On Wednesday mid-week Bible dowskl and Rev. Anthony Luislnl m. All are welcome. I Baker Eddy. The Representative Council will and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. onists nt 7 p.m. p.m. study will meet nt 8 p.m. are assistants. meet Monday at 8 p.m. Th Holy Unction of the sick wil The Session will have a meet- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY I You may 1C;ul or borrow Guild for Christian Service wil be administered upon request aft ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Atlantic Highlands uience and Health free of meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday. er all services, and nt other times Highlands Shrewsbury upon notification of the rector Sunday at 5 p.m. them will be Fair Haven Church service and Sunday •barge at any Christian Sri- Holy Communion will he cele Sunday service will be hold a The sacrament n( penance wil a family vesper service at the "Why Do Children Turn Delin- school arc hold at 11 a.m.i Mice Reading Room. The ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL hrnted on the 2d, 4th and 5th 11 a.m. and 7:3(1 p.m. Sunda; be administered Saturday from church, followed by supper at 6 quent?" will be the sermon sub- Wednesday testimony meeting is Red Bank Sunday ol each month at 8 a.m., iook can be purchased in red, school will meet at 10 a.m. 4 to 4:30 p.m. under the auspices of the Lay- ject for Sunday at 3 p.m. at King- at 8:15 p.in Reading room hours Holy Communion will he cele- and there will bo a service of •urn, or blue binding at JS Bible study will he held Wed men's group, lend by Robert Col- dom Hall, 58 I'orman St. Ralph arc 1:30 to 4 p.m, Tuesdays and brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon at ncsday at 8 p.m. lins. II. Mitchell, assistant presiding Saturdays, weep; holidays. md will be sent postpaid on ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC 9 a.m. Holy Communion will be ccle There will be a Indies' prayc minister, will deliver the dis- cccipt of check or money brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex New Monmouth On the 1st and 3d Sundays there meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. REFORMER course. •rdcr. cept the fourth Sunday of eacl Masses will be celebrated In will be but one service, a cele- Christ's Ambassadors willmeei Colls Neck Six neighborhood Dilile study month, when there will be a nerv tho church Sunday at 0, 7, 8:15, bration of Holy Communion at CHORAL tonight nt 8 p.m. Thr-re will bi Re.v. Sum* el LnPnnla will centers will meet Tuesday at 8:15 Ice of Morning Prayer at 0:30. and 9:30 a.m. 9 a.m. A prnyer service tomorrow a preach Sunday at II a.m. nn the p.m. at, 58-fttrman St., Fair Ha- Masses will he celebrated In Tho vicar Is Rev. Ronnld Mac- EVENSONG Sunday acnool will meet at 0:4! 7:30 p.m. subject, "What is tho Meaning of ven; 220 Pearl St., Red Hank; 10 Christian Science a.m. the school building, Memorin Lcod. This?" St. Mary's PI., Red Hank; R2 Hall, nt 8:15, 9:30, and 10:45 READING PILGRIM BAPTIST Sunday school will meet at fl:45 I'cnr St., New Shrewsbury; 1)9 Sunday - 5 p.m. HOI INKSS Red Hank ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL a.m. There will he a nursery rlur-j Lincoln St., Fairview, and 165 ROOM METHODIST Long Branch Rev. II. L. Morgan, pastor, wil Katonlown in); worship. 'Princeton PI., Helford. Sl. (»<"<»rg<"*« Sunday school unri lunlorcondiict services Sunday nt 11:nf Highland* Sunday there will be a celehra The communicants dies will] The ministry school convenes church will meet at 10 a.m. ,a.m. Rev. Rlohnril N Ryley. pnstor, liy llu* Kivrr tinn of Holy Communion it I H meet in the rluirch tomorrow all at 7:25 p.m, with a study of (he 209 BROAD ST. Scrlptur* lesson and prayeri Sunctny school will meet at It) will conduct »rrvlces Sunday at n.in. The fnmily service. Holy 9 n.m. Hilile hook, Deuteronomy. At ft: .10 Men mid llnyn icrvlce for the nick will hn con- 11 a.m. luichfirlst nml sermon by Rev. Youth Fellowship will meet p.m., the service meeting will Choir Will Sing M»n. lluu Sat. 12 4:30 ducted by Rtv. E. 11. Lawrence, A prayer meeting will bo held Church iohool will me A ai Philip llrnhurg, nnd church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the have as its theme "Keep Awake! Also Friday live. 7:30-0:30 pastor, Monday at I p.m. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 0:30 a.m. school, will ba at 10:30 a.m. church. to Christian Responsibility." I'«;;•;:... .itu. „.•..„„..„...• J Sunday Afternoon 2-4 I I BaU* Lodge to Mark the U. S. Supreme Court decision BED BANK REGISTER Friday, April 27. 1962—13 Segregation Dedwoj* of May 17, ISM tfledHaj **gre gaiioo in fmbtic jcb/wti. Religious Services Chl of the program El*t«I IItts «oUUjy, a sfca ud M/». Ludlli ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL : NtESSYTEUAN Us Wbe*U*y Temple, win b»y , Percy Robertson HedBtnk Shrewsbury Faiths Not Money, program "Itiurwlay, May 24, at 8 master of ceremonies. Mrs. Roa Holy Eucharist will be cele- p.m. in the A. M. E. Zion Church The morning services of wor- Harris and Mrs. Lavinia Wrigh brated Sunday at 8 and 9:39 a.m.ship will be conducted Sunday at commenting the anniversary of are committee members. rhe Brotherhood of St. Andrew 9:30 and U a.m. Operates Radio Station wilt sing at the 9:30 service and Music for the services will be By GEORGE HACKETT dio station WMTC turns its back will meet after service. played by Lucius E. Harris, or- VAN CLEVE, Ky. (AP) — Ra-on most advertisers, operating on The Altar Guild will also meetjganist and choirmaster. At the faith instead of money. after the service. |9:30 a.m. service, the Choristers CHURCH OF CHRIST The nine staff members drawll Holy Eucharist will be cele- will sing. At the later service, Eatontown no salaries, yet there's always it could be your next home! brated at 7 a.m. on the feast the combined Chorister and sen- Bible classes will meet Sunday a waiting list for jobs at the tiny days of St. Mark, Monday; SS. ior choirs will sing. You know what you want—but sometimes it's not easy to at 9:30 a.m. At the morning wor- studio hidden away In the moun- find. Here then, are the Realtors who know where to look Philip and James, Tuesday, and The ushers at the early service ship period at 10:30 the minister, tains of eastern Kentucky. Wednesday. i . . and how to get the most for your real estate dollar! will be Alfred Clark, Thomas B. William N. Scott, will speak on On the air 65 hours a week, Each is a member of the Multiple Listing Service. Each HUFFMAN 39 BOYLE The acolytes will meet tomor- fildershaw, George Engeldrum, the subject, "Would You Like to WMTC reaches into four states is pledged to a strict code of business ethics. row at 5 p.m., and the junior John Rodenburg and Kenneth K. See Jesus?" The Lord's Supper with spritual. educational, agri- Young Churchmen at 6:30 p.m. Stevenson. Those serving at the will be served at this service. cultural, musical and news pro- FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM later service will be Ricaard De- Sunday evening at 6:30 the ser-grams. OCEANVIEW COMMUNITY vine, George Grim, Forrest Gray, mon will be "Bishops of the New "We play no rock 'n' roll, no Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 Leonardo John P. Steel and Robert Wil- Testament Church." The song son. jazz. Nor do we accept cigarette Worship Service Sunday will be service at both worship periods or liquor commercials," says Dr. at 11 a.m. with Pastor Kenneth During both worship services, will be directed by Jimmy Bar- N. Gamble bringing the message. Lela G. McConnell, who came in- nursery care for pre-school chil- tee. to Breathitt County in 1924 with Mrs. John Bennett will be at the dren will be provided in the Wednesday evening at the 7.30 organ. only a few dollars in her purse. church house, under the direc- Bible study period the subject Owns Nothing TERMITES... Sunday school meets at 9:45 tion of Mrs. Richard W. Child. will be "The New Testament Owner transferred—ranch a rare buv! Today, at 77, she is president a.m. with classes for all ages The Sunday church school Church — Its Organization and $26,500 from nursery to adulf. Lester Work." of the station, a mission school, are flying again. Watch for "Swarms of flying ants" which classes will include, kindergar- and a Bible Institute but still You'll look long to find a ranch like this—at this modest a*" wW> «Prlng. shed their wings then disappear. These Goodman is ^superintendent. ten, primary and junior depart- cost! Note entrance foyer, fireplace, two baths, two porches, ~°!K, «ea«roy»n8 insects cause much damage to property. Evening worship service is at BAPTIST owns nothing of material value. two-car garage. All this, plus basement game room and ments meeting at 9:311 a.m. only; She draws no salary, has no BuUdiBgs not protected during construction usually require r:30 o'clock. Pastor Gamble will junior highs at both 9:30 and 11 New Monmouth workshop! bring the message. bank account of her own. Her WALKER & WALKER, Realtor* a.m., ana the setiior-highs at 11 The church Bible school will expenses, totaling about $50 a We have specialized exclusively in the protection of oroD- Mid-week prayer service will io'clock only. meet Sunday at 9:30 a.m. year, come from the Kentucky Shrewsbury—SH 1-5212 Hazlet-OS 1-212* erty against TERMITES and other wood destroying insects be Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor The Junior High Fellowship, Rev. William E. Bisgrovo will since 1935. Mountain Holiness Asso'ciation "amble will be in charge. under the leadersnip of Charles speak at 10:45 a.m. on the sub-which holds title to the 82 build- E. Steen, Jr., will meet Sunday ject, 'He That Served in the Gos- ings making up the operation. We are not general exterminators. 1 Roomy 2-story METHODIST at 6 p.m. in the church house. pel. A children's church and a "How could I pray money out Thousands of references are available in New Jersey—not Atlantic Highlands The benior Westminster Fellow- nursery will be provided for the of the bank accounts of others," home at a price in some distant state. Our work is GUARANTEED FOR "The Rights of the Strong" will ship will meet at 6:30 p.m. in children up to eight years of ace. Miss McConnell asks, "If I had FIVE YEARS without additional charge. be Rev. George E. Taylor's ser- At the evening service at 7:45 For information or free inspection and advice, call . . . the church house with Rev. Mr. an account of my own?" hartl-to-belicve! mon subject Sunday at 11 a.m. Collins presiding. he pastor will speak on "La- Miss Lela, as the mountain borers Together with God." Church school will meet at 9.30 A high school hop will be held folks call her, has an unshakable The midweek prayer service a.m. in Samuel Blair Auditorium in rule against asking people for $17,000 will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. TERMITE CONTROL. INC. The Intermediate Methodisl the church house tonight from 8 money. Instead, she and her staff Thursday the young people will Youth Fellowship will meet on to 11. of 129 pray that the public will ,:, Roselle Park. N. J. Sunday at 6:30 p.m. and the sen- meet at 7:30 p.m. The Bykota be touched by God and send what If you like a house that's built big nnd roomy—this is the ior MYF will meet at 7 p.m. The Senior Fellowship will pre- will meet tomorrow after school. is needed. home for you! Bedrooms are master-sized . . . kitchen sent a three-act comedy, "The Wednesday at 10 a.m. the La- pantry is 5x10" ... enclosed porch is 24' long! Floored TELEPHONES: The fourth Quarterly Confer- The method has brought in ap- attic, tool. ence will be held Tuesday at 8 Charm School," in the church dies Aid society will meet at the proximately $1 million for the house tomorrow at 2:15 and 8:15 CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor* CHestnut 5-1492 ADamt 2-1492 p.m. church to make cancer dressings. maintenance and expansion of the Mrs. J. -A. Scott will lead the m. Mrs. Francis Rauch will lead the association's facilities, scattered 41 E. Front St., Red Bank SH 1-UM WSCS prayer group meeting The Deaconesses have sched- devotions and the hostesses will over 300 acres of rugged terrain Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. uled a meeting Tuesday at 10 be Mrs. Walter Junie, Mrs. Frank four miles from the nearest hlgh- The WSCS sewing group will a.m. in the church lounge. Skrivanck, Mrs. Ada Walling, and wav. The combined value of the buildings rims into six: figures but 4-bedrooin meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. In Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct Miss Gertrude Roberts. the home of Mrs. S. J. Marek. that represents only the cost of Colonial with ALLIED LAWN SERVICE a staff meeting in his study Tues- material. The labor was done by A missionary to Bolivia will be day at 11 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST expensive look, P.O. BOX 207 HAZLET, N. J. the speaker. SCIENTIST the staff and students. The session will meet in the Red Bank $15,000 Gift church house lounge Tuesday at Ion- cost! BAPTIST The lesson-sermon Sunday 8 p.m. at A $15,000 Rift from a couple In FOR A LOVELIER LAWN Leonardo 11 a.m., entitled "Probation Aft- Oregon led to the opening of WM- "A Most ^Excellent Way" will The Mission Belles will meet er Death" will Include these TC. The call letters stand for $22,900 be Rev. William Carr's sermon Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the words of the Psalmist: "As for "Win Men to Christ." subject Sunday at 11 a.m. church lounge. God, his way Is perfect: the word Miss Lela has been on the air You'll love the impressive look of this exceptional home! Church school will meet at 9:41 The board of trustees will meet of the Lord is tried: he is a buck- more than 2,700 times and lived Costly features include wall-to-wall carpeting, paneled din- a.m. and a nursery will be heli Thursday at 8 p.m. in the con-ler to all those that trust In him through 17 floods. "Not once did ing room, fireplace, den, two baths! Outdoor patio, beau- tiful trees, shrubs make this a fast seller! during worship. ference room of the church house. . It is God that girdeth me the water cut off the station." The senior Baptist Youth Fel The Evening Circle will hold with strength, and maketh my And she proudly points out that ELLEN S. HAZELTON, Realtor lowship will meet at 8 p.m. a meeting at the home of Mrs. way perfect," (Paslm 18). WMTC "doesn't have to pay for IS W. River Rd., Rumson Phone 84M2M At the 7:30 p.m. service th Thomas S. Rogers Thursday at This citation from "Science and a survey of listeners. People sermon subject will be "Lessons 8 p.m. Health with Key to the Scrio- spread the word about us." The station's goal is to keep from Gilgal." Friday, May 4, United Church tures" by Mary Baker Eddy will Junior Baptist Youth Fellow also be read: radio "clean, true and dignified. \ Look! Authentic Women will hold a meeting and No one ever has to switch a dial • Weed and Crabgrass Control • Fungus Control ship will meet Monday at 7 p.m. a covered-dish luncheon in the "The way is straight and nar- Early American • Fertilizing • Soil Sterilization Prayer and Bible study will be row, which leads to the under- on us." Miss Lela turns down church house from 10 a.m. to commercials she feels are objec- • Pest Control • Spray Seeding held Wednesday at 8 p.m. 2:30 p.m. standing that God is the only • P. H. Control • Special Services tionable. with 4 bedroonu The Women's Organization will Life. It is a warfare with the • Lawn Renovation • Aero-Thatching BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN flesh, In which we must conquer Tins remarkable woman was and sponsor a card party in Samuel Cliffwood Beach sin, sickness, and death, either born and educated in Honey Blair Hall Friday, May 4, from Brook. Pa. She was a teacher in $23,500 Complete Laicn Installation Rev. Francis Osterstock wll 8 to 12 p.m. here or hereafter,—certainly be- preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on thi fore we can reach the goal of her native state and in Atlantic City, N. J., received religious subject, "After Easter, What? ST. JOHN'S EPSICOPAL Spirit or life In God." MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS! ghurch school classes will be training In Chicago, and then en- If Early American is your choice—you'll think this 100.ye«r- held at 9:30 a.m. Little Silver tered Asbury College, a Metho- old home truly charming! Come see its wide central hall, LAWN RENOVATION Tomorrow has been designated CENTRAL BAPTIST dist theological school at Wil- four spacious corner bedrooms, oversized two-car garage Youth Fellowship will mee Atlantic Highlands 'Planting Day." Men of the par- more, Ky. She was the fifth wom- with heated workshop. Bath, powder room, too! \ Includes Seeding, Fertilizing, Liming, etc>\ Sunday at 6:30 p.m., and at The Sunday school will meet RUSSELL M. BORUS AGENCY, Realtor p.m. there will be a movie show ish are requested to come and an licensed by the Methodist ^nnnnn^ at 9:45 a.m. Church to preach. 100 River Rd., Fair Haven SH 7-4531 inp and a hymn sing. help set out plants which were Rev. Harry W. Kraft will The session will meet Monda donated for Easter. preach at the 11 a.m. service. It adds up! More and more PHONE CO 4-8060 at 7:30 p.m. On the first Sunday after Eas- The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Ambas- IF NO ANSWER — CO 4-0852 Phoebe Circle will meet ter, services will be as follows: sadors and Baptist Youth Fellow- people use The Register ads each Wednesday at 7:45 -p.m. in the 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9:30 ship groups will meet at 6:30 issue because results come fas- conference room. a.m., children's church for p.m. Evening worship will be ter.—Advertisement^ grades 1-3 in the parish house; held at 7:30. Rev. Mr. Kraft will 9:30, the family service) of mom preach and music will be by the ing prayer and sermon; 11, morn-"Praise Him" Band. ing prayer and sermon. The rec The Deacons will meet Mon- SEE tor, Rev. A. Allen Attenborough, day at 7:30 p.m. The Guild fel- SHIP AHOY will preach at 9:30 and II a.m. lowship will meet Tuesday at It's new! Big split-level tagged way-down The executive committee of St. 7:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. PAGE 9 John's Guild will meet in the $23,500 W. Harry Posten. The "Praise You get the most for your dollar in this fine, new split- parish house Tuesday at 9:30 Him" Band will meet Wednes- for OPENING level! You get four bedrooms, 2J4 baths, playroom with slid- a.m. day at 7 p.m. followed by the ing glass doors—plus mahogany paneled den! Three-fifth BEACH CLUB Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. St prayer meeting with Bible bless- acre in a top residential area. Call now, open every day! John's Guild will meet in the par- ing verses at 7:45 p.m. CELEBRATION J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES, Inc., Realtor NORTH BEACH SEA BRIGHT ish house. The Women's Missionary meet- SIM Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury Phone 741-7741 The Sunday school teachers ing will bs Thursday at 1 p.m. will meet at 7.10 p.m. in the at the home of Mi*. T. A. L. on Rt. 34 parish house. Davis. 12 Reasons why Ship Ahoy is Traditionally Sea Bright'' Finest Beach Club: FREE itunison waterfront—completely furnished! ,1. Family Type Memberships $27,500 A home like this is scare as hens' teeth! Check beamed 2. New 25 Meter (82'6") Rectangular Pool INSTALLATION ceiling throughout . . . sliding glass wall to screened porch, 120' bulkhead with private dock. Even a handsome fire- 3. Accessible Location V place! ON SWEENEY AGENCY, Realtor 4. Ample Parking Aluminum Combination P. O. Bldg., Sea Bright Phone 842-1492 5. Broad, Sandy Beach 6. Restaurant and Snack Bar •t STORM 7. Spacious Lobby 8. Evening Swimming WINDOWS , • ' - 9. Group Swimming Instruction Kim- Coloninl much with hike privilege*! $30,000 $ There's a look of unparalleled beauty nbout this home! S»e ,..-,„„,,. 10. Swimming Team t> lush landscaping . . . impeccable interior, with such atten- for tion to detail as expert cabinet work! fireplace, 1$4 bath*, II. Joint Occupancy Permitted den. open porch, patio. 6 77 LAWLEY AGENCY 12. No charge, children under 5 NO DOWN PAYMENT! 100 Slate llwy. 35, Red Bank SH 142U INSURE YOUR MEMBERSHIP BY APPLYING IIHST PAYMKNT IN OCTOIIKK NOW. ALL FACILITIKS WILL BK HEADY IOK Triple Insert • Wsatherstripped THE CLUB OPENING ON JUNE 15. Can bo tlcnned easily from Inside. Made of all ALCOA aluminum. Free Installation by our own skilled craftj- mcn. (WE SELL AT-ADVERTISED PRICES.) BUY OFFICE OPEN I TO 5 P.M. WEEKENDS DIHIXT - SHOWROOM ONLYI NO SALESMEN! NO COMMISSIONS! Theae are quality windows at lowest AND 10 TO 4 P.M. WEEKDAYS prices anywhero . . . Shop! Compare! Save! Now! Air-rontlilioiieil, witter front home 32 BROAD ST., RED BANK $79,500 CARL P. FLEMMING TELEPHONE SH 1-7500 This is a builder's resilience—so ynu know it's the finest! Thermopanc and wall-to-wall carpet throughout. Five bed- 842-0061 • Budget Tornn • Free del. Manager • Store Hours: 8 n. in. to. I rooms, 3',4 baths, den, gunroom, fireplace. Also new bulk- • Wril. and l-ri. 'Ill • p. m. hpnil 216' frontier mi river, riparian rlglitv PROWN'S THE LOW AGENCY, Roalton IM River Rd., Fair Haven SH 14477 y, April 27, 1962 mifllstntrvt vice president; at tie dub's meeting on Monday,) Q A ffett will tdd 22 Mem to the bounded by New Swrw*bujy and,the development of the" sit* a/e Toastmasters Charles Schnabolk at Sea Bright, May 7, at Cedar Inn. \OJU present M-acre tract of the com- WJlTW i BED BANK REGISTER educations 1 vie* pf«ideot; D»*M The meeting will also fee oat munity'« taduttrtil zone. Th* wmmjttee uktfM * rpfir Elect Killeen A. Crowell of Fair Haven, secre- of the two meetings ijuring th* Mayor ftKjlb'U'Mwctv, Jr., \uxviti ipprtyrfrii&g tX>M*> tor $U FINE HIGHLANDS — Members of tary; Bivui Mtckfa of Fair year when the memtes' wives Acres Zoned said tfals area was tudvertantly tie tmprr/vwneut of the W-*erej Pay Hikes Navesink Toastmasters, • chap- Haven, treasurer, and Thomas w\ are invited to attend and join left .oat of the zoning ordinance "community core" site on Cedar FAIR. HAVEN - Acting Mag- ter of Toastmasters International, French of Middletown sergeant- in the speech-making. For Industry that was adopted last year. Dr. istrate Whitney Crowell yes- at-arms. ": This area is separated from the George J. elected Edward V. Killeen of Lit- COMMITTEEMAN terday fined Robert Kaufman In Township tle Silver president. The outgoing president, Edward No problem finding tenants ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — An mam portion of the township by Dittmar, Jr., explained that this of Navesink Ave., Highlands, $15 Also elected were Willard W. S. Pegram of River Plaza, said when you advertise The Register ordinance was adopted at last Earle Naval Ammunition Depot. money had been provided for in Due for Vote Boesewetter of Fair Haven, ad- the new officers will be installed way—Advertisement. night's meeting of the committee Besides Earle, the area is the budget, and final plans for for careless driving. MARLBORO — TTie Township Committee last night introduced a salary ordinance that would in- crease the pay of the five town- ship committeemen and doable the salary of the building inspec- tor-zoning officer. > The ordinance which calls for the salaries to be retroactive to Jan. 1, is scheduled for a public V hearing and final adoption May 24.. The ordinance provides for the following increases: committee- ° men up $250 to $1,250; building Inspector-zoning officer up $2,500 to $5,000; clerk up $200 to $2,400; deputy clerk up $300 to $800; ; i welfare director up $300 to $1,300; treasurer up $400 to $1,600; mag- istrate, up $200 (o $2,000; court clerk up $100 to $1,100; planning Board secretary up $200 to $1,200; m health officer up $500 to $1,000, mi and municipal building janitor up $50 to $200. A new position is created by a MEN'S STORE the ordinance, this will a $300 salary for the secretary for the Board of Adjustment. Hourly i workers, mainly the road fore- man and laborers, will receive a 25-cent-an-hour increase, making the foreman's salary $2.50 an hour and the laborers' $2.25 an hour. Fred Von Rodeck, Rt. 79, voiced his objection, stating he disapproved of salary increases being retroactive.

YOUR GARDEN THIS WEEK By Garden Reporter College of Agriculture Rutgers—The State Unl- I verslty. New Brunswick

The $134 billion estimated tax cost of all government in the III] United States is so fantastic as to be almost incomprehensible to the average American busy at the daily job of earning a living. But, translated into terms of the working day, the meaning be- comes clear. Mr. Average American spends the first two hours and 19 min- of every eight-hour day earning just enough to pay the tax bills for Federal, state and local g ernment. This is the biggest "purchase" he makes from the earnings of his daily shift at bench, desk, or in whatever way he makes his living, reports the New Jersey Taxpayers Association. Computa- tions of The Tax Foundation, a national research organization show the earning power of the hours and minutes in the eight- hou- day divided among the fo] lowing: Taxes—2 hours and 19 minutes Housing and Household Opera tions—I hour, 24 minutes Food and Tobacco—1 hour, 23 minutes Transportation—39 mniutes Clothing and Accessories—33 minute* Medical and Dental—21 min- utes. Recreation—19 minutes All other—1 hour, 2 minutes. The cost of government push harder on the American family budget each year. In terms ol the 40-hour work week it con sumes nearly a day and a half— or 11 hours and-35 minutes. Thus for the wage earner who start! DACRON - WORSTED TROPICALS working his daily eight-hou tour at 8 a.m. Monday, it wi be early noon Tuesday befon he can call a dollar his own. TODAY AND EDITORIAL VIEWS OF OTHER PAPERS

A GOOD POINT A good point was made by the president of the New Jersey Tax payers Association this wee! orrow when he called for a program ol priorities in Congress to sep- arate necessary from non-essen- tial spending. He pointed out thai defense spending is at its highes peacetime level, but non-defensi spending has been rising at ar even faster rate. Easy spending he said, could lead to bank ruptcy. The spokesman for New Jerse: taxpayers pointed out that th proposed new federal budget precariously balanced. He recom mended that If we need mucf more defense, the prudent coursi would be to refrain from Intro duclng new domestic program! and to hold back on less essen THIS PRICE OOIS UP AGAIN ON MONDAY tlal government spending. He re ferred to a "wide variety of nc programs for twrne consumption' Ifs a rtal opportunity for any man-the temperature Is climbing and right now, at the height eff the season, and a rise in federal aid to stat and local governments that Bamberger's saves you *1O and $20 on the blond off Dacroit® polyester and worsted that men proffer for trop- three times the cost of federnl al In 1955. ical suits. They're tailored with distinctive, throe-button, fflap pocket styling that you'll en|oy all Summer for It Is obviously time that Coi gress should consider and pra Its crisp good looks. Solids, stripes and plaids In regular, short and long sixes. tlce a svstem of priorities to sep Pant IUg. trtdemark arate the essentials of the na torry, no T«l*i«rvlc» »r mill. Mtn'i Suit* (Dfpt. 10), Mall Lival. •«nib»rfi«rr« Monmouth. And at Paramu*, Mtnl* Park, Ntwark, MarrUtown, PUInlltld and Prtncalon. Uon's needs from the "nice bu not necessary Items." The pe NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT pie should Insist on that roiirs from Congress. — The Courlc News, Plninfleld. SHOP BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH - MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TILL 9:30 P.M. nounu: cunr. SHOP TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS FROM 10 A.M. TILL 6 P.M. • AT THE EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE AND ROUTE 35 MUSKOGKi:, Okla. (AI>) - Vhilo lleskill Tllley, 53, wns I hospltnl recovering from burn loclors became interested In I •nspy voice. They found a medn Ion In his larynx. Tilley cnuldi recall having swallowed It. II voice Improved, Use Our Want Ads p#p For Quick Results 40* SH 1.-0010 DAY 1 Independent Daily f Dial SH I-IIIO NIGHT ^ mmiurnKWtrutur-Br mi J Home Delivery

SECTION TWO FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1962 7c PER COPY New Jersey Antitrust Suit News Briefs Indicted Steel Firms By The Associated Press SAYREVILLE - The Middle- for $62,000. The township owns sex County Grand Jury came 123 adjoining acres and wants Ask Public Confidence here yesterday to look at a hole to turn the entire complex into in the ground. The hole is on a an industrial park. The agency NEW YORK (AP)—A federal grand jury has indicted the United States Steel 14-acre borough-owned plot from yesterday advised Sen. Harri- Corp. and the Bethlehem Steel Co. on charges of violating the antitrust laws by which fill has been disappearing. son A. Williams Jr., D-NJ., that conspiring to fix prices and rig bids. The jurors were guided by Pros- it had asked the house and sen- ecutor Edward J. Dolan. He said ate government appropriations The indictment made the same charges against two other steel companies, about 28,000 cubic yards of earth committees for permission to five company executives and a trade association. have been removed from part of sell the 36 acres. the tract on the south side of The stock market re- Main St. On the opposite side Rumson Case acted quickly to the indict- of the street the jurors inspected MAYS LANDING - The Atlan- ment yesterday. United a pit with dune-like earth forma- tic County Grand Jury has in- tions from which the greater part dicted Louis (Gabby) Williams, States Steel and Bethlehem of the fill had been taken. The 33, for murder in connection with Judge Says Zoning — the nation's two largest total amount of dirt estimated the death of an Atlantic City po- ALL "HAMS" — A. H. "Bud" Wait* of Portaupsck, center, of tWe Research and steel producers — led the steel liceman. Williams, of Atlantic missing by Dolan is 130,000 i Development Laboratories, was principal speaker at the National Security Industrial issues and other stocks on the bic yards. City, was arrested about an hour Association dinner last night at Gibbs Hall, Fort Monmouth. He described his re- market lower. after Patrolman Clayton Gra- Board Was Correct Government officials said the ham, 42, was shot to death last cent visit ro the Antarctic. With him, left to right, are, Robert Waters, president indictment had no connection MONTVILLE — A young farm- FREEHOLD — Superior opinion, decided: "A reversal o: Monday. The Grand Jury re- of Waters Manufacturing Company, call sign WIPRI; Maj. Gen. William D. Hamlin, with the steel industry controver- er was killed and another man Court Judge J. Edward Knight the Board of Adjustment's rulin turned its indictment yesterday. sy that started earlier this month suffered serious injuries when commanding general of Fort Monmouth, call sign W4WH; T. A. McCann of Maxson yesterday upheld a ruling of the could provide an 'opening wedge Investigators said Williams and when U.S. Steel and some other their car crashed on Old Bloom- Rumson Zoning Board of Adjust- which would eventually destroj Graham had argued over a park- Electronic Corp., call sign K2CM, and Robert M. Akin, Jr., president, Hudson Wire producers announced a price in- field Ave. yesterday. Hurled to ment in its denial of a subdi- the character of the area." ing ticket. Co., call letters K2LCU. , crease of $6 a ton. The increase, his death was Clifford Dean Pul- vision for property at 90 River 'Wouldn't Conform' denounced by President Kenne- len, 21, who lived and worked Rd., Rumson. "Neither of the properties, dy, was rescinded. at O'Dowd's Dairy in Pine Brook. A suit filed by William J. Metz Police believe he was the driver. the judge added, "would con The alleged conspiracy con- dorf of the Rumson address and form to the zoning ordinance o A passenger, James Smith, 22, 18-Year-Old to Star Arthur, Brita and Barbara Eric- cerned the sale of forged steel tile borough, which requires of 14 White Ter., Newark, was son, Bronx, N. Y., asked the to the Army and the Navy, elec- reported in fair condition at St. 200-foot minimum lot frontagi trical companies and others. court to overrule the board's de- and a l!4-acre lot area." Clare's Hospital, Denville. He cision. The sales involved were esti- suffered body cuts and bruises In Elks' Youth Day Judge Knight concluded that mated at $100 million a year. Mr. Metidorf and the Ericsons and head injuries. "With slight exception, all of thi RED BANK — Carol Ann were left a 100 x 1,035-foot tract Leslie B. Worthington, presi- will receive three $100 Savings surrounding properties greatlj dent of V.S. Steel, issued a state- Geary, 18, a senior about to Bonds — one each for winning in the will of the late Charles TRENTON — The state High- exceed the minimum bulk re- ment which read In part: graduate from Rumson-Fair Ha- Elks' Youth Leadership awards Metidorf. The will divided the quirement for the area." way Department today called property, with Mr. Metidorf re ven Regional High School, will be on the local, state and national At the hearing, held April 10 Will Contest It for bids May 17 on a contract the star of the show when the level. ceiving a portion from the Nave- "We intend to contest In the to install safety barriers at 14 sink river front to the middle William T. Wichmann, Re Red Bank Lodge of Elks stages Carol Ann, editor both of he Bank, appeared for Mr. Meti- courts the charges contained in locations on the Garden State its 1962 National Youth Day Pa- school newspaper, "The Rum- line of the property with a six- this indictment and we ask that Parkway In Middlesex and Un- foot right of way to the road. dorf. Patrick J. McGann, Jr rade here Saturday, May 5. sonian," and literary magazine, also of Red Bank, appeared foi the public withhold judgment un- ion Counties. The department She will be sharing the lime- "The Quarterly," won honors this The Ericsons were left the prop- til the case has been decided In •aid the improvements will be erty from the road front to the the Ericsons, William R. Blair, light with other prize-winning stu- year by placing second in the Jr., Red Bank, appeared for the court." made within the state-main- dents, but it is Carol Ann who state Forensic League oratory center line. tained section of the parkway municipality. A Bethlehem spokesman said in contest and for scholarship in her Provisions of Will a statement that the company between King Georges Rd. in school. A boathouse apartment build- Fords and the Kenilworth-Un- "has long had a policy of strict Another Rumson-Fair Haven ing is on the site willed to Mr. compliance with all laws applica- lon Township line in Union Street Fight Metzdorf, and a residence is on County. The purpose of (he bar- Regional senior, Harry B. John- Molly Pitcher ble to Its operations, and we son, will receive a $100 bond for the property willed to the Eric would be greatly concerned if riers, the department said, is sons. to keep traffic away from Hearing Is his local Youth Leadership vic- any Bethlehem employees had tory among competing schools in On Oct. 4, 1961, the board Hotel to Get been violating the law." bridge foundations and to pre- denied a request for a variance vent cars from crossing the eastern Monmouth County. Still In addition to the Big Two Postponed another, Courtney Ann Irwin, to subdivide the land into two of the industry, the companies parkway into opposing traffic lots. It is in a residential zone. Hines Award lanes. SEA BRIGHT - A court hear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon indicted were the Erie Forge ft ing of charges of assault and Irwin, Fair Haven, will get the Judge Knight, in a written ITHACA, N. Y. — Molly Pitch Steel Corp. of Erie, Pa., and battery against two brothers has same award for winning the 1962 er Hotel of Red Bank, N. J., will the Midvale-Heppenstail Co., of TRENTON — W. Stuart Har- been postponed until Thursday at Elks Youth Scholarship award. be honored with the Duncan Philadelphia. The trade associa- Nab 2 Boys Hines silver anniversary service tung of Rocksburg, a warren 7:30 p.m Runners-up will get $25 awards. tion named was the Open Die County dairyman, has been Magistrate John P. Weir said They are Maidee Ann Kerr and LAST MEDAL — Lt. Col. James J. Nowicki, right, of In Auto Theft award next month in Chicago, il Forging Institute Inc., of New recommended to fill a vacancy last night that Clarkson S. Fish- Julian G. Blake, for leadership, Oceanport receives the Army Commendation Medal was announced by Roy H. Park, York City. on the state Board of Agriculture, er, Long Branch attorney for one and Cynthia Jane Soffel and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-TWO editor-in-chief of the Duncan The individuals indicted: Alvin W. String of Harrisonville, of the juvenile complainants, had James A. Hill, for scholarship from Brig. Gen. Charles M. Baer, commandant of the Highlands Juveniles, aged 17 and Hines Institute here. Homer Lackey, former man- the board president, announced requested the-postponement. Cynthia Jane is from Red Bank 'U. S. Army Signal School ai Fort Monmouth, for out- 15, were arrested last night and ager of U.S. Steel's Forged Prod- that the board has asked^Gov. Edward Kammorer, Jr., Wash- Catholic High School. The others standing work th* la»t thrte-yeart at infantry instructor chwged with the theft of 13 au- ucts Commercial Division and Richard J. Hughes to name Har- are from Rumson-Fair Haven ington St.. Rumson, and his in the Officers' Department. tot during' the past six weeks, since Sept. 1, 1960, president of tung to the vacancy created by brother Gerald Kammerer, Ho» Regional. Police said the youths have ad- Erie Forge. the death of Azariah M. Frey of boken, were released Monday fol Also to get a $25 bond will be mitted taking seven cars from Erb Gurney, manager, and Stewartsville. lowing their arraignment. The Miss Zelma Frann Mount, Man- this community, six from High- Robert S. Barnes, assistant man- charges stem from.a street fight asquan, who, under the sponsor- lands and one from Watchung ager of Bethlehem's Sales, Forg- PHILADELPHIA - The U.S. Sunday. ship of Point Pleasant's Lodge of Nowicki Retires They were nabbed by Sgt. Nel- ings, Castings and Special Prod- Army's Corps of Engineers an- A total of nine complaints have Elks, placed third in state com- son Morrisy and Patrolman Rich- ucts Division. nounced today it has started a been signed against the two Kam- petition. ard Davis last night trying to Emit Lang, board chairman of detailed field survey to determine merers. Two adult complainants These students will be given Completes 20 Years' Service steal another auto here, police Erie Forge. the total amount of damage in- are Joseph and Charles White, places of honor in the long pa- said. R. B. Heppenstall Sr, presi- FORT MONMOUTH - Lt, Col. chief with the Tactical Commit- flicted by the March 6-7 storms New St. Edward Kammerer has rade that will start from Marine Police received a report tha dent of Midvale-Heppenstail. along the New Jersey and Dela- James J. Nowicki of Oceanport, tee. signed counter complaints against Park at 1 p.m. and proceed to two boys were tampering with an Don't Pre-Judge ware coasts. The report will be three boys. highly decorated veteran of Col. Nowicki entered the Army the Red Bank High School ath auto. The boys were arrested by Homer C. Lackey, president used in Icng range planning for letic field where a series of con- World War II, closed out his as an enlisted man in 1930 and Sgt. Morrisy and Patrolman Da- shore protection and is not re- Army career of 20 years' service served for two years in the Canal and chief executive officer of Masons Elect tests and demonstrations will be vis and, under questioning, ad- Erie Forge & Steel, said in a lated to restoration projects now presented. when he received the Army Com- Zone. In March, 1941, he enlisted mitted taking the car. under way. The areas to be sur- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The statement that "pending the time Also to be featured in the mendation Medal from Brig. Gen. once again and served with the They are being held in the veyed include the Atlantic Ocean new grand master of the Grand Charles M. Baer, U. S. Army 54th Quartermaster Regiment un-, the court decision has been •nd Delaware Bay shores of New Masonic Lodge of New Jersey is march will be the Neptune Shore- juvenile detention center in Free- reached, we feel the matter liners, a 45-member group di- Signal School commandant at til December, 1942, when he was hold pending action of juvenile Jersey south of Manasquan In- Claude D. Van Stone (of Haw- Fort Monouth. commissioned a second lieutenant should not be pre-Judged." let and of the state of Delaware. thorne. rected by Harold Radford. It has authorities. The individual defendants, If an all-girl color guard. The group Col. Nowicki, an Infantry offi- upon completion of Officers' Can- He was elected yesterday to cer, had been serving as an in- didate School at Fort Benning, convicted on the conspiracy will be sporting new uniforms. charge, could be sentenced to a WASHINGTON - The Gen- succeed Hal Earle of Belleville. structor in the tactical division of Ga. Today In James Sullivan is the business maximum one year In prison and eral Services Administration Other officers elected at the manager. the Signal School Officers' De- Rigaud B. Paine has offered to sell J8 acres of lodge included John R. Garey In World War II, Col. Nowicki Washington fined $50,000 each. The corporate Patrick J. Vaccarelli, chairman partment. served in the European Theater. Rigaud B. Paine is general defendants, if convicted, could the Camp Kilmer Military Res- Matawan, deputy grand secre- He was awarded the Commen- By The Associated Press ervatlon to Edison Township tary. of the Youth Activities Commit- He was decorated for his contri- manager of the hotel. be fined $50,000 each. tee of the Red Bank Lodge of dation Medal* for outstanding butions during the war, receiving President Kennedy returns The hotel was listed in the 1937 The Indictment charged that Elks, announced yesterday that service since August, 1959, when two Oak Leaf Clusters to the rom Florida, greets British edition of Duncan Hines "Adven- lids and prices were syn- the following persons will serve he served as a supervisory Bronze Star Medal, an Oak Leaf rime Minister Macmillan, at- tures in Good Eating," and is chronized through the trade as- Suspended Sentence as judges for the event: instructor, chief of the Weapons Cluster to the Purple Heart and ends White House correspond- still listed in the 1962 editions of sociation, serving as a clearing Leadership and scholarship — lection, and acting committee the Belgium Croix DeGuerre •nts and photographers dinner the Duncan Hines Travel Books. house. Vincent G. O'Connell, director of with Silver Star. tilth Macmillan. Park made known the award in It says the conspiracy began intramural athletics: Dr. Anna Quits Commission Other highlights of his career SENATE announcing the annual Duncan in 1948 and continued until 1961 R. R. Jennings, chairman of the In Daughter's Death include three years as assistant Meets to continue debate on Hines Family Dinner, which will —long before the recent price English Department, and Godfrey To Enter Politics iteracy voter test bil. be held at Chicago's Pick-Con- controversy erupted. Buzzelli, assistant professor ol professor of military science and MARLBORO — John Dressier, HOUSE ress Hotel Monday, May 21. U.S. Attorney Robert M. Mor- FREEHOLD — Bruce Richard (Lacoe) has been emotionally physical education, all of Mon- "We are happy to single out Rt. 9, has resigned as a member three-year tour in Europe and In recess; no committee meet- enfhnu said the individual de- Lacoe, 29, of 16 North Valley Rd., disturbed since puberty," and mouth College, of the township's Industrial Com- and honor such an establishment, ndnnts mot at several places in two years in Japan. He is also ngs. Roosevelt, yesterday was given that he and his wife have been High school bands— Warrant mission. Mr. Dressier, in his let- for theirs is a remarkable record lew York City from time to a five-te-seven year suspended under psychiatric care. The doc- Officer Thomas Hardie, 389th ter of resignation, read to the a graduate of the Command and in that over the past quarter of ime. They allegedly reported to •entente to State Prison, placed tor added that Lacoe has "never Army Band, Raymond J. Coreale, Township Committee last night, General Staff College at Fort SO THERE I a century they have provided the he institute all requests for price on five years' probation, fined been able to face life." Frank A. Bryan, Hart Webber stated he was going to take a Leavenworth, Kans. QUINCY, III. (AP) — Mr. and traveling public with consistently quotations on forglngs worth $2,000, and ordered to continue Moves to California and William Brown. more active part in local poli- Originally from Dunkirk. N.Y., Mrs. Paul Butler have painted outstanding service," Park said. more than $500. psychiatric treatmenl for atro- Dr. Spradley recommended to Majorettes and cheerleaders— tics. Col. Nowicki studied law for heir house what might be called cious assault and battery in the the court that Lacoe remain un- Mr. O'Connell, Mrs. Jean BaRley, The commission, which was three years at Ohio State Univer- lefiant lavender. death of his dauphter. der psychiatric care because "he William Boylan, Arthur Ober? created last year, in March re- sity. He and his wife, Sigrid, A sign posted In front of it County Judge Edward J. As- would crack up in a prison en- and Mr. Buzzelli. leased a 30-page brochure on in- live at 34 Hedge Dr., Oceajiport, •cads: Housing Standard^ cher said, "After a great deal. vironment." The doctor also roc- Boy Scouts, Cubs and Little dustrial facts of the township asjwith their three children. They We don't like the color of of consideration... it was felt iniommended that Lacoe be allowed) Leaguers — Stanley M Carhart, an aid to attract industry here, plan to make their home there, your house either." the best interests not to pursue! to return to his home state of .Thomas E. Phipps, Robert Glis- this matter as n homicide." |California, whwc he would rc-json, Thomas Carlo and Alfred Ordinance Adopted Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuperjmain under the care of a LosJFoate. Said Lacoe was indicted last Octo-'Angeles psychiatrist. Girl Scouts and Brownies — UNION BEACH — Borough $1,000 for violations. bcr for the murder of IIIR 1-year-; Since the death of the infant, Dorothy Loversidge and Mary Council last night adopted a sub- The proposed bond ordinance old daughter, Sharon, Sept. HO.; Lacoe lias bwn free in $2,500 Larsen. standard housing ordinance, and authorized the expenditure of After yesterday's sentencing by i hail and tins been in a private Following the day's activities a ntroduccd a fire prevention code $H,000 for a new water well, Judge Aschcr, a motion was1 psychiatric institution in Philn- dance will be held for high school nnd a bonding ordinance for the with $21,700 to be financed granted vacating the murder in-jdclohia. students of the Red Bank-Middle- planned new water well. through bonds or bond anticipa- dictment. j Prosecutor Keuper said tlint on town-Rumson area in the Elks The substandard housing ordi- tion notes. Two Doctors Testify I Sent. 2!), Mrs. Lacoe found the Lodge. 50 West Front St. Peto nance establishes minimum Council has the balance, The sentencing of I.acne fol--child ill when she returned home Galatro and his orchestra will standards for dwellings and other $22.M0. In its water capital out- lowed an hour of testimony by and took her to the hospital. Her piny from 8 to 11:30 n.m. under buildings. It provides for condem- lav account. two medical authorities (in the |husband, who hnd been homo th« auspices of the [-'Iks and Lo- nation and demolition of build-i The new well is to be located cause Of death of the baby and u-it'i th" child, was located the cal ffl!), American Federation of ings which do not meet the stand-!nt Florence Ave. and Broadway, Lncoe's mental condition. ifoHnwing day in Currier Clinic Musicians and the Musicians' ards. I Mayor William F. Rodgers ap- Dr. Heinrich Briefer, a protcs-jin Hello Mcade, where he had Protective Association. F.Iks and II sets up requirements for pointed Alphcnse Gucrra, Front sor at Jefferson Medical College, admitted himself as a voluntary their wives will ehnperone. the 'cntilation, healing, plumbing, SI, as a member of the Plan- Philadelphia, testified that the patient several hours nfter the dance. size of rooms, fire protection, tiK Hoard. Infant did not die from an ex- infant's death. and water, electric and toilet Councilman Leonard A. Co- ternal blow. "A sub-acute in- Mr. Keuper said the Infant facilities. reported that the water de- fectious-disease condition was ev- died in Princeton General Hospi- ItiiniHuii Hotel Bar Public hearings on (he pro- partment has purchased a used posed fire prevention code and truck for $800 to be used for ident, which might have been the tal Sept. 30 from injuries then Lifeline Trim»fi*rrcv an ex- he landing ordinance will be; water meter reading and related He concluded that il was ternal blow to (he slomnch. . RUMSON — Transfer or n liq- :ondiictcil May 10. work. "highly improbable... anil rather Lncoe, who is described ns the uor license at te It unison Hotel, National Hoard Councilman William ,f. Langan, unique if death was caused by an I wealthy beneficiary of a family Waterman Ave., frc>m Mrs. Mary Council proposes lo adopt ihclwlm announced April 17 that he external lilow lo Hie stomach." trust fund, ilkl not work and, with Mnlloy to Mnrce F.ntcrprisos, fire prevention code as rt'eom-iplanned to resign, attended last Dr. .lames Spnullev. Trenton ">is wife, attended Westminster j Inc., WHS approved last ni(:tit liy HAPPY DEMOCRATS — Potor J. Gannon, Democratic candidate for Congroii, last mcniletl by the National Hoard nivht's meeting, psychiatrist. said. "The hoy Choir Collet in Princeton. Mis Hi>roiif»h Council. night visited McGuiro'j Grovo, Middlotown, to msot momborj of the Atlantic High- of l-iie Underwriters, lt wouldi Mr. l.angan said Wednesday ' ,fithr-r and grandfather operate a Thr- now I'ccnsr-e is under Con- establish a lire Prevention Hu- that he had changed his mind Ileriwnori Tallies Sets )chain (if hotels in California. tract to purchase the hotel. Mem- lands Womon'i Domocratic Club, which hold a card piirty thorn. Groating him, loft reau and provide for appointment! het ause of the muny telephone Clear, 2" thick, completely! At the trial. Lacoe was repre- bers of Hie corporation nre Ken- to right, aro Mrs. Charles Mangold, Mn. George Wal«nfa and Mn. Wilfred R- of n fire marshal. ' calls lie received protesting his It would prohibit hulk storage; intenlion lo quit, finlshrd. Special with this ad scnted by George Pellcttlcrrl, neth ('. and Merrill Martin (if Kayier, chairman, and Mn. Gustav* J. Frorot of Fair Havon, secretary of tha Mon- $24,!)r'. I.oughrnn's Gardens, Trenton, and Harvey S. Moore, Middlctown and Cecil nnil Marie of explosives or liquefied petro-j Mr. l.angan was defeated in Hij(,||e.—Adv. '.Jr., Princeton. Crawell of Rumson. mouth County Board of Eloctiom. leum gas, with fines of. iip lo this month's primary election. 16-Fri.fcy, April 27, 1962 FED BANK REGISTER Benny Goodman Set FRIDAY TV Bandleader New Fees . •WGTV VABC-TV For Permits For Tour of Russia WNEW-TV WOU-TV WCBS-TV .wra-Ty By HAROLD STERN J Apartment who reads and speaks WVtVTV On Buildings Put Benny Goodman's name Russian fluently. AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - An near the top of any list of the Benny expects to be doing what II:*-(2) Love of Lift :00- (4) News and Weather ordinance was introduced it- most excited men in the country. he considers a typical Goodman (4) Your First (5) Sandy's Hour Wednesday's meeting of the On May 30th, Benny and his band program. Impression (7) News open a five week (and possibly Couple of Specials (7) Camouflage (11) Three Stooges Township Committee which longer) engagement in the Soviet "I may do a couple of special (9) Oift of Life (:15- (7) Local News would change the method' of set- Union, starting and concluding things," he admitted. "We had a (11) Merry Mailman 1:20— (7) Weather ting fees to be collected for in Moscow, and bringing Amer- popular number called 'Mission 1:M - (2) Search For 1:25- (7) Sports building permits. can jazz to Russia for the first To Moscow," which I may do and Tomorrow I: SO- (4) Local New» ime under the auspices of an possibly we'll do 'Midnight In (4) Truth or (7) Tallahasse 7000 Under the proposed ordinance, international cultural exchange. Moscow,' which is one of the Consequences (11) Sky King which has a public hearing and Tonight, Benny will be making iggest commercial hits in the " <5) Cartoons >- (4) Weather final adoption scheduled for May his last appearance on American U.S., but on the whole, we'll play (7) Window Shopping 1:45- (4) News 9, fees would be collected on a television prior to his departure just the sort of music we play (9) Favorite Story >- (2) News square footage basis as against for the Iron Curtain. On the con- anywhere. 12:4J- (2) Guiding Light (4) Dialogue the present ordinance which sets cluding Bell Telephone Hour of (5) Assignment: fees at $2 per $1,000 estimated "I'll have one -week at the (11) Rocky and His the season, appropriately enough Friends Underwater construction cost entitled "Till Autumn," Benny Seattle World's Fair before we 11:5*— (4) (7) King of Diamonds Mayor Albert V. McCormlck eave," he continued, "and other News will play a couple of the numbers 1:09— (2) (•) Terrytoon Circus said the ordinance would prevent bookings will bring us back after Burns and Allen SFC Richard Gigger he'll probably play in Russia and (11) News builders from grossly underes- the tour, though I would like to (4) Trouble With Father will back Metropolitan Opera J— (2) Local Newt FORT MONMOUTH — SFC timating the vahie of the build- have the chance to play in Poland (5) Cartoons star Anna Moffo in a popular 7:10- (2) Weather ings. and Czechoslovakia. (When I men- (7) Day In Court ichard Gigger, Jr., this week as- selection. (II) Local News ioned that I had visited these (9) Film Feature sumed duties as bandleader of The proposed ordinance set! up "I'm really looking forward to 7:15-(2) News countries, as well as Russia, last (11) Movie he 389th Army Band of Fort the following fees: 4 cents per the trip," Benny, whose mind 7:25—(1J) Weather summer, Goodman started to in- 1:25— (S) News square foot for residential build- seems to be on little else these 7.30— (2) Rawhide Wonmouth. erview me.) (7) News ings; 2 cents for garages and days, told me, "it should be one (4) International He succeeds CWO Thomas O. "Because the Russians love 1:11- (2) As The World Turns auxiliary buildings; 2 cents for of the most exciting times of my (4) Dr. Joyce Brother! Showtime lardie, Jr., in that capacity. commercial buildings up to ife. I'm taking a 17-piece band, American jazz," he noted, "I'll take along as many jazz records, (S) Movie (5) Peter Gunn WO Hardie was released from 10,000 square feet with a maxi- a girl vocalist (Joya Sherrill) and (7) December Bride (7) Margie \rmy duty and plans to pursue mum of $150; l'/i cents for build- I'm taking my family along. musical instruments and as much sheet music as I can carry, to (9) Golf Tips (9) Movie lis studies for his M.A. in music ings over 10,000 and up to 30,000 "I think It's a good idea to ive out as good will gestures. 1:40- (9) Ralph Kiner (11) Sportsman's Club t Trenton. Lt. Victor Vinkley square feet with a maximum of show the Russians what a normal And, even though I'm not affili' 1:55- (4) News 7:45—(11) Jerry Coleman ws been assigned as command- $300; I cent for commercial American family looks like," he (9) Baseball 8:00- (S) Lock Up ing officer of the unit. buildings over 30,000 and up to SHOWSTOPPERS — Rudolph Nemee (ai a frog) and Diana Fox ated with any record company said. "I'll have three daughters right now, I intend to record a 2:00- (2) Password (7) Hathaways SFC Gigger is a native of East 100,000 square feet with • maxi- perform In a fairy tale story of a frog and a princess on "Inter- with me. mum of $500; and % cent for lot of our concerts in Russia." (4) Jan Murray (11) Baseball t. Louis, 111. He enlisted in the national 8howttoppers," In NBC-TV's "International 8howtlme" Wants Smaller Cities 8:30- (2) Route 66 buildings over 100,000 with a max- series Friday, April 27. Nemec Is one of Europe's leading con- (7) Jane Wyman y in 1946 and was assigned tortionists. The show was taped during an actual performance "One problem of the tour," he TTie records should be worth 2 *i- (4) News (4) Detectives imum of $1,000. continued, "is that there are so plenty when he gets back, but o special services in sports ac- at the Cirque D'HIver In Paris. 2:10— (2) House Party , (5) Bat Masterson vities. At Seickheim, Ger- The committee adopted a res- many possible places to play. Cer if you can't wait, catch Benny (7) Flintstones (4) Loretta Young many, he started private study olution notifying the Wynnewood tainly I look forward to playing Goodman on the Bell Telephone (7) Seven Keys 1:00— (5) Cimmarron City Estates Developers that unless in Moscow and Leningrad, but I'd Hour tonight on NBC-TV (9:30- (7) 77 Sunset Strip n saxaphone and became so in- (11) Atomic Age Physics erested in music that a few they repaved four roads it would also like to look forward to play- 0:30 p.m. 1:55- (5) News (9) Movie take action to request the de- s months later, when the Army an- TV Key Mailbag ing in such places as Sochi (a l:te— (2) Millionaire 9:30— (2) Father of the Bride veloper's bonding company to ounced a need for bandsmen, resort city), Tashkent and other Being a rather outspoken fan (4) Young Dr. Malone (4) Bell Telephona Hour remedy the road situation. . southern cities." te requested transfer and was of American jazz music in its (5) Waterfront 0:00— (2) Twilight Zone 1 By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Is he still acting? Also, is he Committeeman Leroy Daniels married?—R. B., Europa, Miss. In addition to Introducing live many forms, I'm always delighted (7) Queen For A Day (5) Yancy Derringer ent to School in Ger- Question—Why does Richard American jazz to Russia, Good- to be exposed to it whenever and (7) Target: Corruptors many, There he was. taught clar- said the roads are Koening and Answer—Dean was busy mak- (11) Atomic Age Physics Shaffer las., Forsgate Dr. and Chamberlain have such a quiz- man will also appear as a clas- wherever. New and welcome ad- 0:80— (2) Eyewitness inet and saxaphone. Subsequent ing the movie version of Eugene S:S»- (2) Verdict Is Yours portions of Willow Brook Rd. ^ zical look on his face all the O'Neil's "Long Day's Journey sical soloist with several Russian ditions to my expanding jazz ree (4) Our Five Daughters (4) Chet Huntley y, he was sent for further musi- Symphony orchestras and cham The committee approved the time? It's not only in the "Dr. Into Night" but will probably be ord library are some more from (5) Medic (5) Mr. Lucky ;al study to Dauchau, Germany, ber groups, as he has done in the the fine Blue Note catalogue, in- paying of a voucher for $18,000 Kildare" show but also in other making some TV appearances (7) Who Do You Trust? (9) Movie 'here he was given additional shows on which he's appeared. United States. cluding 's "The Cat ourses in clarinet, as bands- for the Municipal Revaluation now that the film has been fin* v (11) Abbott and Costello 0:45-UD Mel Allen Corp., subject to the approval G. C, Latham, N. Y. Benny says that he Isn t dis- Walk," Jackie McLean's "Blue- man and bandmaster. ished. Dean is married to actress 3:55— (2) News 1:00- (2) News from the Assessor Jerome A. Jen- Answer—Maybe he can't be- turbed by the criticism expressed snik," Ike Quebec's "Heavy 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (4) News He is married and lives with Millie Perkins. in some music circles that he was Soul," 's "Workout,1 sen that work had been 90 per lieve all that has happened to 1 (4) Make Room For (5) News is wife and three sons, age 4, cent completed. him. selected over several other "more 's "Grantstand, Daddy (7) News Question—Is James Whitmore and twins, age 5, at 2217 Wake Township Attorney Arnold Tan- representative exponents" of to 's "Ready For (5) Divorce Hearing (11) Groucho of "The Law and Mr. Jones" d., Eatontown. ner reported to the committee Question—There's an old actor day's jazz scene. Freddy" and Sonny Clark's (7) American Bandstand 1:10— (2) Weather the brother or son of Spencer "Leapin' and Lopin'." Any new that State Sen. Richard R. Stout who appears on many of the TV "This is an age of criticism," (11) Laurel-Hardy and (4) Weather Tracy?—Mrs. T. J., San Antonio, he brushed it aside. "They'd have record by trumpeter Byrd is an had Informed him that the town- westerns and has been in hun- Chuck . (5) PM ABOARD USS LONG BRANCH ship would receive no state aid criticized no matter •who was se- event and the current one is no 4:15— (2) Secret Storm 1:12—(7) Weather dreds of movies, too. He usually exception. The Ike Quebec al- for roads this year. Answer—Neither. They are not lected. It's a minor annoyance." 4:25-(ll) Pinocchdo 1:15—(2) Movie NORFOLK, Va. - Charles E. wears a bsard and has a gruff bum returns a modern jazz tenor lurden, radarman seaman, son Mayor McCormick requested related. Every now and then this The Goodman band, as it has 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (4) Tonight voice. I think his last name as sax pioneer to records and is per- if Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burden the road department to Immedi- question pops up in our mailbag. always been, will be a mixture (4) (7) Movie Buchanan cr scMhing like that. haps the most important of the Here's Hollywood if 56 Woodside Dr., Middletown, ately cover an open well on the The two actors have similar act of white and Negro, chosen for (5) l:J0-(U) News Do you know \ im I mean?— roup. Hubbard, another good Mr. District Attorney J. J., is serving aboard the nu- Joseph Janesko property on the ing styles in addition to looking a their musical talents. Goodman's (9) Ralph Kiner :40—(11) Movie W. F., Chllicolli3, Ohio. philosophy is expressed clearly. modern trumpeter appears to ad- :lear-powered guided missile East Freehold Rd. The mayor bit alike. (11) Bozo the Clown 12:00— (9) Boston Blackie Answer — You're probably "I never look at the color of my vantage on both his own and on :ruiser USS Long Beach, ob- said that this Is a dangerous thinking of character actor, 4.45— (9) Looney Tunes 12:40— (5) News Question—Who were the stars orchestra." the McLean . :erved by President John F. Ken- situation and the township can't Edgar Buchanan. Ha has been 4:50— (7) American Newsstand 12:45— (4) Follow That Man pf the movie "Lost Boundaries" In the Goodman party will be ledy during a two-day visit April wait until the property owners in movies since the thirties and Victor joins the jazz_ brigade 4:55- (4) News 1:00— (4) News and in what year was it shown a representative of the U.S. State 3 and 14 to the Atlantic Fleet are notified because they live soecializes in western roles. with a new , (11) Mr. Peabody (7) Movie in the movie houses? Also, was Norfolk, Va. in New York City. Among his many films are "The Bridge," marking the sax 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (9) Almanac Newsreel t a true story?—Mrs. B. 0., reat's return to recordings after "Destry," "Silver Star," and Favorite Psalm (4) Kukla and Ollle 1:05- (2) Movie Ashville, Ky. lengthy, self-imposed retire- (5) Felix and Diver Dan (4) Headline "Shane." He is married to the ment, during which his talents former Mildred Spence. Answer—The 1949 film starred (7) I Married loan (9) News and Weather Mel Ferrer as the doctor, Bea apparently did not suffer. 1:15-(5) News Question—I haven't seen Dean (11) Dick Tracy trice Pearson as his wife and 2:05— (4) Sermonette NOW PLAYING Stockwell on TV for a long time. UHt JEwfl ii wtj stitpHtro) Benny Carter, joined by Cole- 5:05- (4) Movie Richard Hylton as their son. The all not wants* Jfjt maHt man Hawkins and other' all-time 5:25—(11) Rocky and His 2:55— (2) News THRU SAT. MATINK story of a light skinned negro t to lie bom in green pa greats is represented by "Further Friends 1:00- (2) Give Us This Day doctor and his family passing for ftittt ttdbttH me titsiot t Definitions" on the Impulse 5:10— (2) Movie white in a staid New England label, which also offers Curtis (7) Highway Patrol 7:30; Two Women 10:00 town was based on fact. II waters. 3|je ftstoftXti m Fuller's "Soul Trombone," Quincy (9) Movie SAT. — Two Women 2:10; (For an answer to your ques- ones' "Quintessence," Gil Evans' (ll) Popeye 6:40; 11:00; Guns of Navarone tion about any TV program or 'Into The Hot" and John Col- 4:00; 8:30 actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, rane "Live." All of these are of SUN. —Guns of Navarone 2:30; c/o this paper.) more than passing interest. 7:30; Two Women 5:30; 10:00 Frank Sinatra's Reprise label MOVIE TIMETABLE Mayfalr — Moon Pilot 2:45; RED BANK has an excellent Barney Kessel 7:25; 9:30 Art Exhibit interpretation of the score from Cariton—Safe at Home 2:00; SAT. ft SUN. - Moon. Pilot 'Breakfast At Tiffany's," includ 8:25; Don't Knock the Twist 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 By Scouts ng a striking version of the 3:25; 7:00; 9.50. St. James — West Side Story MIDDLETOWN - A report of Academy Award winning "Moon SAT. — Safe at Home 2:00; 8:30 the girl scout art exhibit held re- River." Also of interest to jazz Don't Knock the Twist 3:25; SAT. & SUN. - West Side cently at St. Mary's Catholic buffs on Reprise are Wynona The Children's Hour 5:20; Story 2:30; 8:30 Carr's "Wild Wonderful Wynona,' BEGINNING SATURDAY NITE Church was given at a meeting 7:50; 10:00. MONTCLAIR of the New Monmouth Neighbor- on which the gospel oriented SUN. — Kiddie Show — Car- vocalist is accompanied by such toons & The Police Dog Story Clsirldge - FRI. & SAT. - .WILLIAM WYLER "ADULTS hood Association of Girl Scouts 0NLY last week in Westminster Presby- splendid musicians as Ben Web- 2:00; The Children's Hour Windjammer 2:00; 8:30 SUN — Windjammer 2:30, 7:30 AUDREY HEPBURN " terian Church, Tindall Rd. ster, Jack Sperling, etc., and 4:20; 6.55; 9:00. First prize was won by Bonnie "Two Sides of Calvin Jackson," EATONTOWN EDISON SHIRLEY MACLAINE THE Alpern for her entry of a water on which the pianist intersperses Drive-In — Kartoon Kamival Menlo Park Cinema — Rome JAME8 GARNER CHILDREN'S color. jazz and classical techniques. In Adventure 2:00; 4:55; 7:25; HAK» cluded is yet another "Moon 7:00; Babes jn Toyland 7:55; HOUR An honorable mention was Safe at Home 10:00; It Started 9:25 given to one girl from each of River." "Sammy Davis, Jr. Belts * SUNDAY MATINEE CHILDRENS' SHOW The Best Of Broadway," pretty in Naples 11:30. SAT. — Rome Adventure 2:00; the 32 troops represented in the SAT. — Babes in Toyland 7:05; 4:25; 6:45; 9:05; 11:15 Rt. 35. Mlddlerown, N. J contest. well sums up the contents and approach of that disc. The mas 10:30; Safe at Home 9:10. .SUN. — Rome Adventure 1:30; ter himself, with his label's em SUN. — Jungle Fighters 8:05; 4:25; 6:55; 8:55 THE POLICE nhnsis on jazz, forgoes it thi 12:10; Children's Hour 10:10. 'ERTH AMBOY time and has a dandy new album COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Amboys Drive-In — FRI. & D00 STOW out called "Sinatra And Strings." Shore Drive-in—Light in the SAT.. — Cartoons 7:00; 9:57; BROWN MERRY ANDERS GRAND OPENING "Swingin' The Jingles" on Piazza 7:07; Sergeants Three This Earth is Mine 7:22; Day Earth Caught Fire 10:03; Life Find just the right place for Riverside, offers Sascha Bur- 9:03; Lil Abner 11:00. PLUS COLOR CARTOONS-Adm. 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RED BANK WvGBTER SATURDAY TV TV Key SUNDAY TV April 27, 1562—17 UTUROAY MOKNtNQ (U)NFL Highlight* 4:4S- (8) Ralph Kiner •UNDAY MOtMNO Theater MsMU (2) Candid Cuter* () 7:41- (4) Sennonette (7) Cartoons T:M*-(4) Mtiftni Firatr 5:0ft- (2) Life of RUey Previews (4) DuPottt Show (4) All Star Golf 7.4V- (4) Modem Farmer (I) Movie (I) Championship Bridge 7:11— (1)/Previewi (5) Christopher 7:»- (1/Give Us ITiU Day (5) Jim Bowie U:M- (2) Washington (11) One Step Beyond r.-O-tf) Newt (9) Movie Tonight's top television shows (7) Christophers Conversation 10: M- (2) whafs My Line (11) Ramar as previewed and selected by TV S:*- (7) Cartoons (4) Youth Forums (7) Lawman 7:J*-/(2) Sunrise Semester Key's staff of experts who at- fcU- (I) Previews 7:WL (7) Morning Prtyer 5:30— (2) Movie (7) Youth Wants to Know (») Movie tend rehearsals, watch screen- (S) Bible Puppets 8:M- (2) Basic Reading Skill (5) Felix & Diver Dan (11) Sportsman's Club (11) Movie ings, and analyze scripts in New 8.-20- (J) Give Us This Day (4) Crusader Rabbit 12:45—(11) Phil Riizuto 11:00- (2) News (U) Robin Hood York and Hollywood. (9) News and Weather (7) Cartoons SATURDAY EVENING 12:55- (2) News (4) Newi 8:21- (2) News 1:0 g:JO— (2) Breakthru 8:00- (4) News (2) Movie (5) Senate Report (4) Andy's Gang RAWHIDE. "Incident of the (J) Christophers (7) News v5) Sandy's Hour 8: SO- (2) Tottle (4) A Moment With (5) Cartoons Buffalo H u n t e r." (Repeat). (5) Movie 11:05— (5) Opinion In The (7) Two Faces West Strong story finds the drivers (S) Light Time •:0ft- (2) Captain Kangaroo (11) Rin Tin Tin (7) Movie Capital (4) American Treasure chasing a Negro soldier. Al- (») Oral Roberts 11:10- (4) Weather 1:15- (4) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers though there's a switch at the 8:45— (4) Library Lions (II) Baseball Chest «:J0- (4) Recital Hall liJO- (4) Frontiers of Faith 11:15- (2) Tony Awards (5) Just for Fun - end that's part of the plot, it 9:00- (2) Wildlife (4) Fashion Show (7) Lone Ranger really Isn't needed here. Woody (5) Wonderama (9) Golf Tips »:0&- ($) News and Weather (11) Supercar ,1:40-01) Ralph Kiner (7) Movie 8:10— (9) Almanac Newsreel Strode, in his first big TV part, (7) Q.T. Hush 1:45— (2) News plays the colored corporal and 1:55- (9) Baseball I!:J5~ (5) Overland Trail 8:15- (7) Davey and Goliath (9) Faraway Places 11:45- (4) Movie 8:50— (2) Local News he's an imposing figure. 7:30 (11) Let's Have Fun 2:00- (4) Can We Afford (9) Cartoons S:55- (2) Weather p.m. CBS. 12:00- (9) World ArtisU 8: JO- (4) Pip the Piper •:15— (4) Bible Story Game Tomorow 12:15- (2) Movie 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt fcW- (I) Way To Go 2:JO— (4) Direct Line (7) Animaland (4) Local News 12.35- (5) Theater Five (9) Movie ROUTE 66. "Mud Nest." (Re- (4) Let's Talk About God (7) Meet The Professor I:S0— (4) Movie (5) Circus Boy orat). Good show for George (7) Funny Manns 2:55— (5) News 10:0ft- (2) Video Village Jr. (7) Beany and Cecil (7) Evening Prayer (4) Snarl Lewis Maharis fans. Orphan Bur is (9) Movie J:00— (2) Movie (9) Championship searching for his Mom, and ifj •:4J— (4) Jewish Fourth R 2:05- (2) Movie (7) Cartoons Bowling (4) Open Mind 2:05~ (2) eNws 11:1ft- (2) Mighty Mouse you're willing to accept a lot 10:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (5) Movie (11) Superman coincidences and like Maharii OF MEN AND MONEY — R. G. Armstrong (left) and John Cliff (4) Commonwealth of 2:SO- (4) Sermonette (4) KIOK Leonardo portray two of 11 masked binditi who committed the largest (7) Directions '62 3:40- (2) Give Us This Day 7:10- (4) Weather vou'll so along with his ques: Nations (7) Q. T. Hush 7:15— (4) Financial News cash robbery In the history of crime In the United States. The 3:!0— (7) Adlai Stevenson 11:81- (2) Allakaiam In addition to George, we g case It dramatized In "The World'* Greateat Robbery" on NBC- (7) Builders Showcase 4.00- (4) Piscasso MONDAY MORNING 7:20- (4) Sports a quick peek at two of his re 10.J0- (2) Look Up & Live 5:45- (2) Previews (4) Fury TV's "Du Pont Show of the Week" In two parti — each a full* (7) Issues and Answers 7:30- (2) Perry Mum brothers and a sister when the; hour — on Sundayt, April 29 and May t. The drama, with Barry (4) Inquiry 5:50- (2) Give Us This Day (7) Little Rascals (4) Wells Fargo 4:10— (7) Milestones of the (9) Cooking appear on camera as guest stai Sullivan a* off-camera narrator, Is based en the multi-million- (7) Focus 5:55- (J) New* (5) RCMP dollar robbery of the cxpresa offices of tho Brink's Company In Century l:0O- (2) College of The Air 11:15—(11) Adventures In Afric Lon Cheney's two youngest son 11:00- (2) Camera Three (7) Calvin and the Boston In 1950. 4:4J— (2) WCBS-TV Views «:S0— (2) Sunrise Semester 11:81— (2) Roy Roger* and "daughter during a livelv fir (4) Searchlight Colonel The Press 6:55^. (4) Sermonette (4) Make Room for half segment. 8:30 p.m. CBS. (7) Faith For Today (II) Jeff's Collie (9) Senate News 5:00— (2) Amateur Hour 7:00- (2) News Daddy 8:00— (S) Night Court the series, it's done in very goo< creative talents' that emerged HOUR Conference (4) Patterns In Music (4) Today (5) Just (or Fun (7) Room For On» Mori taste and is well worth your al from depression ridden America. Till Autumn." Last show nf th 11: IS- (9) State House (5) Racket Squad 7:15- (5) Call to Prayer (7) Barney Bear (9) Their Tongues Shall tention. 8:30 p.m. CBS. Just about every luminary of the reason »nd a snecial treat for it Conference (7) Wide World of Sports 7:2$— (7) Morning Prayer (11) Builders' Showcase Sing period is seen briefly on the fans. Benny Goodman and h 11:30— (2) American Musical 5:10- (2) G-E College Bowl 7:30— (5) Columbia Lecture! (11) Invisible Man LEAVE IT TO BEAVER screen, but the highlights are SATURDAY AFTERNOON band close the show. Gershw Theater (4) Update (7) Early Bird Cartoons 12:0ft- (2) Sky King 8:30- (2) Defender tunes spark the opening and. "Merchant Marine." An enjoy Gershwin at the , and a (5) Pony Express 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo (4) Tall Man able snow about Lumpy, the fat wild scene from an Orson Welles (4) Movie (4) Mr. Wizard between, opera stars Anna Mofl (7) This Is The Answer SUNDAY EVENING (5) Sandy Becker (7) Bugs Bunny (7) Leave It to Beaver and Nicolal Gedda sing duet whining teenager, who decides U production of "Macbeth." Om (7) Tommy Seven run away and join the Merchan (9) Congressional !:«•— (2) Twentieth Century (8) Movie (8) Movie from "La Traviata." Mischa El wonders whether the world pre- 8:30- (7) Little Rascali Marine. It's the older kids who'l * Conference (11) Trouble Shooters man plays the violin, and Lupi miere 6f the film "Gone with (4) Meet th» Press MS- (9) News and Weather (11) Christophers get a kick out of a commor SUNDAY AFTERNOON 8:00- (4) Movie Serrano and Royes Fernande: the Wind," and a scene from (5) Movie 8:50— (9) Cartoon Time U:1S-(H) Living Word problem — arguments with !&• 12:00- (2) Eye On New York (5) Wrestling dance the memorable "Dance Shirley Temple fantasy belong <:M- (2) Mr. Ed $:0O— (2) Amos 'n* Andy 12:1ft- (2) My Friend Fllcka thers who may find it difficult (7) Lawrence Welk Death" from the classic ballei here, bu t Thomas Wolfe, Sin- (4) I, 2, 3, Go (4) Sllmnastics (4) Championship Debati to understand their sons, Lump; (11) Californians "Giselle." Rhonda Fleming an clair Lewis and other literary "Pork Chop Hill." (1959). Greg (7) Maverick (7) Memory Lane (5) Rough Riders is splendid, and so is Richan (7) Texan 8:30- (2) Have Gun Will Earl Wrightson do the Gershw lights help to balance the scales ory Peck stars in this stark wai 7:00- (2) Lassie •:15- (4) Family Travel honors, but it's the Bennv Goo Deacon as tne bald-headed, pom 6 p.m. CBS. drama about the last hours of thi (4) Bullwinkle (11) Continental Miniatures pous Dad with no idea of wha 1:25- (S) News 1:88- (2) News (11) San Francisco Beat man segment ("Midnight Korean War. It's hard-hittinf 7:15— (9) Ralph Kiner 1:10- (2) My Little Margie 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke Moscow." "Clarinet a la King, goes on in his son's head. 8:31 MEET THE PRESS. Dr. Har and tough with an excellent sup (11) Mel Allen (4) National Education p.m. ABC. (5) Topper (5) Movie (7) Boxing and "King Porter's Stomp"), h old Brown, director of the De porting cast including Georgf 7;!9— (2) Dennis The Menace (9) Movie (7) Movie (8) Fiesta In Puerto Rico last before he's off on his Mo partment of Defense's research Peppard, Harry Guardino an (4) Walt Disney's World I:S5- (4) News SATURDAY NIGHT AT TH 1:2S—<1I) Sportsman's Club (11) Movie cow tour, that wraos things u and engineering division, is in Rip Torn. 8:30 p.m. ABC. (7) 60 Houn To The 10:00- (I) Calender MOVIES. "How to Marry 1:30-(2) Accent 10:30- (8) Movie in style. (Color). 9:30 p.m. NBC terviewed by newsmen Marquis Moon (4) Say When Millionaire." (19 5 3). Marilyi (4) Movie 10:45— (7) Make That Sparc Childs, John Finney, Lloyd Nor- JACK BENNY. (Repeat). Ben (8) Movie Monroe, Lauren Bacall, Bett; (5) Movie (8) Golf Tips 11:00- (2) News TARGET: CORRUPTORS. man and Peter Hackes, on his ny's 1959 parody on the ol (11) Explore The World Grable, William Powell am (7) Susie l:40-(ll) Phil Rizzuto (4) News Book of Faces." Shirley Knigh involvement with our plans on movie "Gaslight," is good foi S:H- (2) Ed Sullivan David Wayne, star in this slick MiStU (2) I Love Lucy 1:45- (ft) Ralph Kiner (5) Movie and Martin Balsam give sucl the resumption of nuclear test many laughs. Barbara Stanwyc (5) Festival entertaining comedy about threi (4) Play Your Hunch 1:00- (2) New York Forum (7) News believable performances as ing. (Color). 6 p.m. NBC. is featured In the Ingrid Berg (11) People Are Funny (7) Gale Storm 11:10- (2) Weather oartv girl and the sucker she' fortune huntresses on the prow man role of the wife whose hus 8:10- (4) Car 54 (5) Movie . in the big city. Bacall is thi 10:55- (I) Mahalia Jackson (11) Baseball (4) Weather supposed to hook, they turn th "60 HOURS TO THE MOON." band (Benny) Is driving hei (7) Movies 11:00- (2) video Vtlage 11:15— (2) Movie •ntrv into a oretty good hou brains of the trio; Monroe, th' An exciting invitation to the mad. Rochester, of course, play (11) Best of Groucho 1:30- (2) Young Worlds sexy mantrap who takes off he (4) Price h Right 2:45— (7) Movie (4) Movie despite some flaws in the plo youth of America to join the the helpful servant. Jack is a 1:00- (2) GE Theater (7) Ernie Ford (7) Five Fingers The story exposes a model agen glasses when there's a mai great exploration of this century. very Incompetent murderer, aw (4) Bonanza »:08- (2) Touch of Fame around though she can't sec (I) Herb Sheldon 1:30—(11) Dangerous cy that's a front for party girls Much of it is technical, but John he's given a fine assist from a (5) Open End (4) Movie thing without them; and Grable 11:25— (5) News 3:30— (2) Repertoire Theater Assignment and, dig this, female industria Glenn and other space scientists girl acrobat who stops the show. (9) Seekers U:M- (2) Clear Horizon 12.00- (8) Hy Gardner spies. 10 p.m. ABC. seems to be along for the ride. talk about the upcommg journey 9:30 p.m. CBS. (5) Movie Some funny situations lead to (II) Honeymooners (4) Concentration 4:00- (2) Movie 12:15- (7) Movie to the moon, and there are some 1:10- (2) Jack Benny (5) Romper Room 12:30— (5) Senate Report happy fadeout with the threi excellent visual presentations in- DU PONT SHOW OF THE 4:15—(11) Mel Allen EYEWITNESS. Again, a 1 girls settling for love but wind (9) Mahalia Jackson (7) Yours For A Son| 4:30- (4) Urban Politics 12: SS- (5) Movie hings being equal, tonight's re cluding moon landings and simu- WEEK. "The World's Greatest (11) Mike Hammer 1:55- (2) News ng up with love and money lated tests for equipment. In the (5) Horse Race 1:00- (4) Movie port covers the subject of Amer Robbery." Part I. A live!; (Color). 9 p.m. NBC. final analysis, however, it is the dramatic re-enactment, with (7) Pro Bowlers Tour (9) Almanac Newsreel :an resumption of nuclear tesl 1:05- (9) News and Weather ing in the atmosphere. Highlight; end of the show, when the scien- no stars, of the plan evolved 1:35— (2) Movie will include comments and reac GUNSMOKE. Offbeat plot In tists tell us why they are In the by 11 men to rob Brink's (called 2:00— (7) Evening Prayer ion from London, Moscow an :his one. A rich, old gold mine space program, that all the pre- the security transport) of Boston 2:30— (4) Sermonette 3eneva by correspondents on-the falls for saloon hostess Kitty an< ceding technical talk Is clarified n 1949, for a score of two and 3:10- (2) News spot, phis statements from sue nearly drives her crajy. He even for the viewer. 7:30 p.m. ABC. three quarter million. Part 3:15- (2) Give Us This, Day Dublic figures as former UN Am sets up a competing saloon and shows the careful planning, thi bassador James J. Wadsworth ust about puts his loved one out ED SULLIVAN. Johnny numerous delays, and, finally, th Congressman Chet Holifield, an of business. It takes time ti Mathis' songs ("Love," "Love big job. Fans will enjoy t h e State Chemists Ambassador Arthur Dean, test make the Long Branch saloon gi Look Away"), the McGuire Sis- scenes with (he hoods padding ban negotiator in Geneva. 10:30 broke and perhaps only serie ters' medley to songs about vio- around the building at nights fo To Tour Fort p.m., CBS. regulars can stand the long wail ins, and Jackie Mason's comic months before the robbery. Thi but, at least, the plot is differ- routine are the headline acts to- drama Is full of suspense and Il- FORT MONMOUTH — Dr. F.A ent. 10 p.m. CBS. night. Also, comedians Guy lustrates the old saw about truth AL KENNY Lowenheim, chairman of the New CHET HUNTLEY REPORT- ING. A provocative examination Marks and Rip Taylor do their being more imaginative than fic- SmuUoml Pltnltt Jersey Chapter of the American standup bits; dancers Brascia tion. Credit for the tight script Apfmrlni NIMy of the younger set bent on strik- LOOK UP AND LIVE. "Fior nstitute of Chemists, has an- •me." These dramatized ex- and Tybee do their stint: and the goes to Loring Mandel who nounced that the annual business ing out on their own. Huntle; Erv Bradley Dance Oreh. takes you to Davtona Beach :erpts from Thomas Mann't play performing ducks perform. 8 worked from transcripts, FBI re- meeting will take place May 23 in the battle between the spirii p.m. CBS. ports and hooks, Part II next Frl. & Sat. Nltes at the U. S. Army Signal School Florida, where college student accommodations for the country over are "twisting," ind the flesh contain no violen week, covers the aftermath o iere. HOLLYWOOD SPECIAL. Lunchton • Dinner beering" and generally having iction, but abound in seething he robbery. 10 p.m. NBC. A tour of the school will com- •vords. You'll find yourself per- Weddings - Parties mence at 3 p.m. from Myer Hall. fun during their Easter vacation. Through Interviews with the boys lexed and taking alternate sides Anniversaries Following this, there will be a as Mann symbolizes the conflict TV and Radio PRIVATE ROOM business meeting and dinner in nd girls you get an impression f the tensions underneath the through the characters of a dy- ihadowbrook restaurant, Shrews- ing Lorenzo the Magnificent of Gibson 9-9000 bury. :arefree play and some serioui thinking about their own respon Florence and an angry Prior of Vanishing Ladies sibilities in An atomic world. an Marco. 10:30 a.m. CBS. 10:30 p.m. NBC. CAMERA THREE. "Last Let- By CYNTHIA LOWRY .because women want to have something they qan refer back to STARRING RHONDA FLEMING • MISCHA PERRY MASON. "The Case of er From Stalingrad." As mov- NEW YORK (AP) - The re- RESTAURANT ng and touching a half hour as for Instruction," commented a the Counterfeit Crank." White :ent decision of CBS to reor- ELMAN • ANNA MOFFO • NICOLA! GEDDA network program head. "And, of Newman Springs Rd. haired Otto Kruger has a chance e have heard in many a moon. ganize its daytime schedule by to be something more than a The letters of the title were writ- course, that means magazines EARL WRIGHTSON • LUPE SERRANO • ROYES ten by dying young German engthening two of Its soap and newspapers." NOW FEATURI suave businessman and gets ipera.i and adding an afternoon FERNANDEZ • AND SPECIAL GUEST BENNY good part for a change. He plays ;oldiers for the last possible post LOU'S FAMOUS PIZZA an unbalanced man accused of ion -. What makes them so ex- 'ersion of a popular evening NBC isn't exactly worried by GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA • WITH murdering his nephew. Is he raordinary is their awareness of ianel shows pretty definitely the decision of an oil company DONALD VOORHEES AND THE BELL TELEPHpNE. really cuckoo or merely faking he "utter senselessness" of Hit- hat the feminine audience to pull out of its half-sponsorship is the problem. Also, Mr. Ed's r's cause, the poetic honesty of ants: entertainment. of the Huntley-Brinkley evening ORCHESTRA • TONIGHT 9:30-10:30 • LIVE Connie Hines takes a night off heir emotions in the face of When television was young, newscast. There is a waiting from the talking horse and turns leath, and their selflessness in list. AND IN COLOR ON NBC-TV CHANNEL 4 oping for vision from their peo- rogrammers enthusiastically up to add to the scenery. 7:30 >aded the daylight hours with The> sponsor cited increasing p.m. CBS. le back home. These letters /ere never delivered so tune in service" programs. They fig- costs as the reason for the de- BELL TELEPHONE HOUR cision. The 15-minute programs Only At ROOM FOR ONE MORE. "Our s a matter of simple poetic jus- ired women would leap at the PRESENTED BY THE BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM ice. 11 a.m. CBS. . run between $7,500 and $10,000 Man in Brazil." Cute episode hance to pick up cooking hints, each. from this network's best new ce the latest fashions, learn how comedy show of the season. WASHINGTON CONVERSA- arrange flowers, set tables or CAPITOL TELEVISION CO. When George hears the company TION. Senator Paul H. Doug- remodel last year's suit into this wants to send him to Brazil, he is, Democrat of Illinois, is in- • Same Day Service 'Til 9:00 P. M. Tviewed by correspondent Paul year's muu-muu. dreams o f romantic tropical The ladies, it was soon obvious nights and formal dinners under iven. 12:30 p.m. CBS. from the ratings, didn't want that • 2 Year Warranty Picture Tubes the stars until he finds the proj- ect is in the jungle. Not too A D L A I STEVENSON RE- at all. The most expensive lea • Just Charge if, with up to Six much about the kids, but Andy j PORTS. Ambassador Stevenson son was learned by NBC with its Duggan and Peggy McCay are so j talks about disarmament, nu- "Home Show," which was set up AMERICAN Months to pay \ charming on this series, what clear test ban controls, and the in departments, like a women's might have been absurd becomes] resumption of nuclear testing magazine", and covered the whole • Used TV's 24.95 and up ..... amusing. 8 p.m. ABC. with William C. Foster. Director | field of woman's interest. The of the U.S. Arms Control and program was well done, won 76 3rd AVENUE, LONG BRANCH THE DEFENDERS. "T h e Disarmament Agency. 3:30 p.m. plenty of acclaim—and such Benefactor." This is the contro- ABC. small audiences it was finally versial show on nbortions that cancelled. CApital 2-7300 the program's regular sponsors ISSUES AND ANSWERS. Sen- "I still don't know why," Raid refused to buy. Actually, it is a ator Hubert Humphrey (D. Arlene Francis, its star. "But I contrived drama about a doctor Minn.) and Senator Hugh Seotl j think that perhaps women just who performs abortions after he (R. Penna.) are interviewed by want to be entertained—not in- 100% PURI BEEF HAMBURGERS-not made from frozen carefully screens the patients, correspondent Bill Lawrence on structcd—on television.' reasons with them, and even the problems facing the current ,oea| shows meat — but top quality beef ground fr^sh dolly. McDonald'* sends them out to get psychology Congressional session. P-rn. | Ait|,mip|, there are nn women's Hamburgers are served hot off the grill on tootled bum — since 1697 cal counseling. The doctor, of j ABC. service shows on network tele- course, symbolizes the stand vision today, there arc perhaps thj way you like 'em bestl taken by proponents of legalized TWENTIETH CENTURY. "The 75 local shows with fairly lm- Good Show, CRISP GOLDEN BROWN FRENCH FRIES-cut from choice abortions. Even though the pro- Creative Thirties." audienccs on stations the Lincroft Inn hat been serving the public, Theso gram is not among the best in'This documentary traces th Prcss":c around the country. #1 Idaho potatoei — prepared to your taste and strved many years of experience have baen handed down, "But a lot of the women who piping hot. You never had them lo good! started off with cooking shows which enables this old Colonial Inn to maintain the and fashion talks saw the hand- TRIPIE-THICK DAIRY SHAKES-smooth and creamy-the SHAMROCK BAR writing, and quitcly swung Into finoit quality in true Colonial tradition. Beachway Keansburtj interview proRrams," explained good old-faihloned fcfncl made [utt rlghtl a time-buyer for an advertising Entertainment Every Wed., Frl., Sat. ngency. "Nobody ever found n look for tho goldfn arches Evenings and Sunday Afternoons way to rnnke a TV fashion show interesting, and the women in LINCROFT INN Inn audience nrver seemed to April 25 - 27 - 28 like getting recipes when they.jl Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-9755 Bill Bowen's "INK SPOTS' had to writr tlirm down—even Me Donald's when they also got a drminslra- HIGHWAY 35 iJ... N«I>, ol FU c.—.o MIDDLETOWN Coming May 2 — SCOTTY CAROL — W«d.-Sun. tion of how to cook it." „ I think that these, shown failed Garden State Park Opens 27, 1962 . E£D BANK REGISTER Lakewood Upsets Princeton, Tomorrow; To TV Races 3-1 in Tennis; Rumson Winst

CAMDEN - The 1962 New Jer-maker handling both the call and elhard also has interests in Lakewod High School pulled Princeton n e t m a n. Sherman the longest set of the day with sey racing season opens up at the color. Approximate air time South Africa and has raced there. the major upset of the first full Winters, Princeton, defeated scores of 12-10 and 6-0. Garden State Park tomorrow, ach afternoon is 5:30 p.m. Nassau Hall is a son of Nashua- day of the Central Jersey Tennis Dennis Schwigen, Lakewood, 6-4, Rumson (4), Red Bank Cath. (0) vlisdememeanour and brought 4-6, 7-5 and the Piners took the John Levenson, Rumson, de- and with the opening will come In addition to the above, Rob- League yesterday when the the most extensive radio and tel-erts will service all Camden- 55,000 at the New York yearling edge in the singles when Tony feated Alex Shanley, 6-0, 6-2; evision coverage of the track's Philadelphia radio and TV pro- ;ales. The Delaware Valley will Piners upset Princeton, 3-1, on D'Elia, Lakewood, downed Norm Sean Dowd, Rumson, defeated feature races in the 21-year his- grams with finished tapes, film >e his first acceptance of a the Little Tigers' home court. Furness, Princeton, 5-7, 6-2 and Paul Schissler, Red Bank Catho- tory of Garden State Park. interviews and, whenever pos- stakes issue. Princeton, favored to win the 6. lic, 6-2, 5-6, 6-0 and George Wright, Rumson defeated Joe Heading the video charge sible, personal appearances by Eidolon was purchased private- championship, and Lakewood, A second doubles match wasn't leading turf personalities on hand y by Alfred Muller, master of needed after Gaines and Schwi- Lynch, 6-1, 6-1. through thousands of living rated among the top teams, were rooms will be the Sports Network for the 24-day spring meeting. Mfredo Stable, from Brookmeade gen, Lakewood, defeated Dix and Doubles: Jay Blake and Art TV shows of four major Garden Assisting Roberts with inter- stable in early March and fol- figured as the clubs to whip with Winters, Princeton, 6-2, 6-4. Schatzkin, Rumson, defeated State Stakes events. Hosting the views for radio tapes will be owed that sale by a stunning up- Princeton holding a slight edge. Rumson-Falr Haven Regional Frank Woodward and John Har- programs, which will air from Frank Tours, now in his victory in the Hutcheson Dick Gaines, No. 1 man of the scored a mild upset with a blank- ing, Red Bank Catholic, 6-0, 6-1. 5:30 to 6 p.m. will be sportscaster season at Garden State Park aft- Stakes. Piners, added the spirit when he ing of Red Bank Catholic, 4-0. Asbury Park (3), Middletown (1) Allan Novogrod, Asbury Park, Tommy Roberts.. He'll be joined er journeying east from Santa Adele L. Rand's Green Ticket knocked off Griffin Dix, top John Levenson, Rumson, de- by race announcer Morris Tobe, Anita Park in California. Tours, still looms the one to beat and feated Alex Shanley, 6-0, 6-2; defeated Lou Jahn, 6-3, 6-8, 8-6. and that team will start with the with California track announcer le worked under the supervision Sean Dowd, Rumson, downed Ralph Stark, Asbury Park, de- running of the $30,000 added Bet' Joe Hernandez, has done all of if trainer Bill Stephens on yester- Paul Schissler, 6-2, 4-6 and 6-0. feated Gary Niece, 6-0, 6-0. ey Ross Stakes Saturday, May 12.the NBC "Monitor" radio shows lay morning. He has onerely Shore Rumson's George Wright took the Charles Van Middlesworth, As- Major feature to be televised of major Santa Anita and Holly- galloped the last two days. He third singles by downing Joe bury Park, defeated Ed Rosen, during the 24-day Garden State wood Park stakes events for the captured the Swift Stakes In his Conference Lynch by 6-1 sets. Middletown, 6-3, 6-4. meeting will be the $100,000 past five years. seasonal debut and won a later Jay Blake and Art Schatzkin, Doubles: Niece and Jack Ro- added Jersey Derby. The mile Delaware Stakes llowance test. Rumson, defeated Frank Wood- man, Middletown defeated Paul and a furlong classic, will be The arrival of Charles W. En Bruce S. Campbell's Dedimoud Golf ward and John Harding, 6-0, 6-1,Weinberg and Art Brawer, As- is another expected starter who in the only doubles match. bury Park, 6-1, 8-6. raced Memorial Day, Wednesday, jelhard's Nassau Hall, Alfredo Yesterday's Results May 30. Stable's Eidolon and R. M. Cur-could have much to say about In other matches, Long Branch Long Branch (3), Freehold (1) the outcome. Red Bank \V/n Brick '/-, won over Freehold Regional, Nick Harwood, Freehold de- • In addition to the TV shows, tis' Floridian Bay sparked the Central Reg. 7%; Rumsoa 4% news regarding Saturday's $25,- 3-1, and Asbury Park knocked feated Stan Croydon Long the versatile Roberts will do call Others likely to contest the is- Asbury Park 11& Wall y, end color on a daily 15-minute 000 added Delaware Valley sue are Brookfield Farm's In off Middletown Township, 3-1. Branch, 6-0, 6-4. Bill Gaughan, Stakes. Neptune 10%, Lakewood lft Bill Gayghan, Long Branch, de- Long Branch, defeated Jerry broadcast of the Garden State Force, Darby Dan Farm's Clov- Mlddletown-Pt. Pleasant (post- All three are eligible for the feated Jerry Lifton, Freehold, In Lifton, Freehold, 12-10, 6-0. Tom Park feature races, approximate r Leaf, Mrs. Milton Erlanger's poned) all-»ophomore six furlong fea- Bullfinch, Mrs. Walter M. Jef- Meyers, Long Branch, defeated air time in Philadelphia being W L Pet. 5:25 p.m. The radio shows will ture, with Nassau Hall the only fords" One Coat, Montpelier's George Levitsky, Freehold, 6-0, Asbury Park __ -.4 0 1.000 start with coverage of the Dela- declared starter. Mongo and Ada L. Rice's Proud Shore 6-0. ware Valley Stakes on opening Nassau Hall could be the Cin- "ox. Red Bank —J 1 .750 Doubles: Todd White and day, tomorrow. derella horse in the field. He has Neptune ..._ .3 1 .750 George Stein, Long Branch, de- Middletown ..._ 2 1 .667 The "Race of the Day" is started but five times, won four Conference feated Demetry Levitsky and races and was second in his only Central Reg 2 1 .687 Vasan Nemvirkow, 6-0, 6-0. heard over a two-state, seven sta- Midget Cars Open Wall Twp. _...... 500 tion network that includes the other start. His lone defeat came 2 2 Lakewood (3), Princeton (1) Rumson ... .250 following stations! WKDN am-fm at the hands of Harbor View 1 3 Baseball Dick Gaines, Lakewood, defeated Lakewood .250 Camden; WHOL, Allentown, Pa.; Farm's unbeaten Morry E At Old Bridge J S A DIVISION Griffin Dix, Princeton, 6-1, 6-3:' Among those he has conquered Brick Twp. .0 3 .000 Sherman Winters, Princeton, de- WEEZ, Chester, Pa.; WfTM, .000 Today's Schedule Trenton; WNJH, Hammonton; is T. A. Grissom's speedy Roman Pt Pleasant 0 S feated Dennis Schwigen, Lake- Freehold at Red Bank wood, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5. Tony D'Elia, WWBZ, Vineland; and WFPG In Line. Oval Sunday W L Pet. Atlantic City. Engelhard heads a huge net Lakewood defeated Norm Fur- OLD BRIDGE - Red-hot with Asbury Park 3 1 .750 ness, Princeton, 6-7, 6-2, 8-6. A "live" broadcast of the Gar-work of mining and processing Buc Golfers big money victories scored In Vir- FISHERMEN'S PLEASURE — Frank Ei.elo, Middletown, Freehold 3 I .750 Doubles: Gaines and Schwigen, den State feature race each day operations comprising Engelhard ginia and Connecticut, 1961 cir- Red Bank 2 1 .687 will also be heard over WFIL, Industries, Inc. Main headquar- left, and Jacob Lefferts, Monmouth Hills, right, show Lakewood, defeated Dix and cuit titlist Len Duncan, Philadel- Slam Brick Middletown 2 3 .400 Winters, Princeton^ 6-2, 6-4. Philadelphia, with Ralph Shoe ters is in East Newark, but En- phia wizard and Indianapolis off their catch of 19 striped ban on a recent fishing Long Branch 1 2 .333 LAKEWOOD - Red Bank High Speedway veteran, and Bronx trip out of Atlantic Highlands with Captain Otto Reut, Neptune 0 3 .000 School nearly made a clean B NORTHERN DIVISION Bomber Tony Bonadies, 25-year- center. HIGH SCHOOL Mets Engineer 3d Player veteran of the roaring road, lead sweep of Lakewood's golfers Yesterday's Results a super-charged delegation into yesterday In a Shore Conference Wall 3, Hoffman Old Bridge Stadium Sunday for match that saw the Buccos scor- Today's Schedule the curtain-raising program of ing an ll'/r'/j triumph on the Atlantic Highlands at Rumson Trade In Bolstering Move Vito Gaeta Leads Pros Lakewood Country Club course. ARDC mighty midget auto races, Matawan at Keyport TODAY Post-time is 2:30 p.m. It was Red Bank's third win in W L Pet. NEW YORK (AP) - The Newmaking enough money to keep Baseball the circuit. Brick Is still win- Matawan 5 0 1.000 York Mets engineered their third up two homes, In Chicago and in Former national champions In PGA Shore Pro-Am Play Freehold at Red Bank Chuck Arnold of Stamford, Conn., less with a 0-3 mark. Keyport .3 1 .750 player transaction within 24 Woodruff, v/here his wife prefer, Bob Kirkpatrick led the Buc Middletown at Red Bank Cath. to live with their 4-year-old and Roger Bailey of New York ASBURY PARK — Pro Vito teur gross honors with 39-3S—75. Rumson - 3 2 .600 Atlantic Highlands at Rumson hours yesterday, acquiring catch- golfers with a good 39 first nine, Atlantic Highlands 2 2 .500 daughter. are among the two score stars Gaeta and amateur Joe Hanley econd place wound up in a three- Matawan at Keyport er Sammy Taylor from the Chi- but then he coled off for a 47 on Manasquan - 2 3 .400 "I will quit baseball If I am rated tops as challengers for of Bamm Hollow Country Club, way tie with Gus Siciliano, Jump- Long Branch at Brick cago Cubs In exchange for out- the back nine and an 86 card. Hoffman 1 4 .200 fielder Bobby Gene Smith. No not traded," he threatened. Duncan's crown. Mlddietown, andTedGraygorand ing Brook, 40-46—76; DeSamo, Neptune at Lakewood It is not known whether th' New England will be.heavily Tony DeSarno, Asbury Park Golf Asbury Park, 39-37 — 76, and John Byrne was the only Brick Wall 1 5 .167 Central Reg. at North Burling* cash was involved. B SOUTHERN DIVISION Mets made any adjustment in represented by talented pilots and Country Club, yesterday tied Charles Highley, Spring Lake, golfer with a respectable score, ton Reg. The deal followed on the heels Yesterday's Results Taylor's salary, presumed to be while New Jersey banks on tiny in the Jersey PGA Shore Golf 38-38-76. getting a 46-44 — 90. The other Trenton at Asbury Park of a pair of purchases made by Central 5, Toms River 2 around $12,000. The left-handei Tony Romit of Cliffside Park and Pro-Am Golf tourney played on DeSarno also copped low ama-Brick club swingers were "cen- New York president George Today's Schedule Track hitting catcher, however, was ex- former ARDC monarch Jiggs Pe- the links of Asbury Park Golf eur net honors with his 75-4—71. tury and over" golfers. Weiss which resulted in the ac- No Games Scheduled Penn Relays pected to report to the Mets lasl ters of Neshanic Station. and Country Club. A field of nine pros and 27 BED BANK 11H — B1UCK Vl quisition of catcher Harry Chitl Red Bank PCfc TOMORROW night. amateurs competed in the initial W L from Cleveland and pitcher Dave Peters' mount, the Breen Of- Gaeta, pro at the brand new Bob Olasiey 42-50—92 (31 .750 Baseball A .250 lifetime hitter, Taylo tournament of the season. Boh Pearson 4WJ-S9 (2',5) Lakewood _...... S 1 Hillman from Cincinnati. fenhauser from Summit, and the Bamm Hollow club, led the in- Jolly Butler 42«7-«9 (31 .600 Keyport at Toms River (double- batted .238 in 89 games last sea- Next tournament will be held Toms River .- 3 2 Duino Special from New Bruns- dividual professionals with his 36- Bob KJrKpatrlck 39-17—88 (3) Central Reg. .600 header) Clem Labine, a veteran relief son. He was hitting .133 in seven next Tuesday at Beacon Hill Brick Township ...... 3 2 wick, each holder of a world 37—73 card, which was three .500 Brick at St. Rose pitcher, and Joe Ginsberg, a games when he "jumped" the Country Club. Ed Pr«I 41-S9—100 (0> Brick 2 2 third string catcher, were speed mark, - are regarded as strokes up on second finisher John Byrne 46-44—80 i.V>\ Southern Reg. 1 3 .250 Track club. '*• ' :. swift as any machine entered bu Archie Pezzella, Jumping Brook Individual FroffHsloaal Jack Carter 47-55—102 lOi dropped to make room for the Vito Oaeta, Bamm Hollow. M-37—73 Bud Scharkey M-S9—109 (0) Pt. Pleasant 1 3 .250 Penn Relays ' Smith, who will be 28 next center of the greatest Interest in Country Club, who had a 17-39— Archlo Pezxellt. Jumping Brook. 37- newcomers. month, was used as a reservi 39-76 The addition of the 29-year-old America today Is the Brenn rear- 76. John Cafone, Manaaquan River, 39-33— this season. He wai engined Offy, to make its Initial 78 Taylor gives the Mets four catch- Gaeta shot par on the first six Harold Dore. Lakchurst, 39-3^—78 acquired from the Philadelphl Garden State start Sunday at the holes, was one over on the Ancslo Patraglla, Sprlnc Meadow, 39- ers. The other are Hobie Land- Phillies last October for $75,000 3D—78 rith, Chris Canniaaro and Chiti. 'Bridge. seventh and birdied the ninth for Ten Oraygor. Aibury Park, 40-39—79 in the player procurement ar- New race director Tomm; par 36 going out. Coming back, John Reardon, Spring Lake, 40-39—79 Taylor, in his fifth year In the Smltlv Slclllano,. Jumping Brook, 4Q. rangement designed to stock the Grbac has given the 10-year ol' Gaeta was one over on the 11th, 40—80 majors, had been placed under two new National League clubs speedway on Rt. 18 a new look birdied the 14th, was one over Lou Barbaro, Hollywood. 40-40—80 suspension by the Cubs earlier Fro-AmttMr Smith, who also played with th< with patrons to find freshly on the 15th, one under on-the Gaeta- Joe Hanley, 33-35—«8 this week for leaving the club St. Louis Cardinals, has been ii OraygOraygor—TonT ony DDeSarnoSarno,, 336-32—66 S painted grandstands — seatln 17th and then went one over on Dore—EDDoreEE .. LLlLamellamelll a 35-34—4353449 without permission to Join his the majors since 1957. He battei 5,000 — as well as raceway guard the last hole for a 37, one over Oaeta—Henry HHamen. 3

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Smd Wardrobe, 110; single mallresi. tU.M: doors, if you're penthouse-minded. U14" Club CrulMtU with 100 h Apply Wednesday or Friday, 3 p.m. tortiumi or call lor appolntmtnL AT A PRICE PARED DOWN TO YOUR POCKETBOOKI Colony House is worth an Immediate bamlike doors and two worlciaj 10 p.m. Modem Pharmacy. 36* Cai full size bed. lit.95; kitchen nt. I2S.85; visit. Rental £00 monthly. VdlTO Ave., Keansburg. Hollywood bed, (3995; Hl-Rlser. |l».tj; fireplaces for those steadfastly THE BENDIX CORP. maple bedroom complete. $69.85 NAUVOO MARINA, INC GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — OWN) Semi-Conductor Division. Holmdel. N.J. Renewed AMERICAN WAREHOUSE FURNI- COLONY HOUSE seeking remnant] of Americana. ltl» (KM! AT*. Sea Bright, N. et figures, some typing. Globe Petro- SH 7-5(00 TL'RE. W. Front St. ft Maple Ave., 122 North Riverside Ave. First floor contains open front MJ-1303 leum, a Central Ave.. Red Bank. Pay only Red Bank. SH 1-8750. An Squal Opportunity employer GUARANTEED SHadyside 1-SU6 porch, living room, dining room, AUTHORIZED DEALER TOR AVON COSMETICS — Are. In dams ORDERLY — Operating room area REFRIGERATOR $2.50 weekly LOCKE MOWER — 30" cut, without Adjacent to the delightfully modern kitchen, lavatory with CHRIB-CRAIT Customer acceptance highest In history. duUcs Including surgical prepa, hours '288 sulky. Reconditioned, excellent macnlne charming Molly Pitcher Hotel shower, and bar room. Second Territories notr available for women 19 a-rn. to 7 p.m., 40-hour week, year At ao extra cost! for acre estate. 811 1-0390. FRANK H. TAYLOR * SON, INC. CLAYTON SEA BK1FFS • EVINRUD to eirn good Income. Pull or part' THOMPSON • GLA83PAR round, screening tests given. Apply OAK DININO ROOM SET — Good East Orange. N. J. floor has two bedrooms and bath. CUSTOM CRAFT time. SH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. Uargare Personnel Office, Monmouth Medical Realtor . , , Managing Agent Large detached barn. Situated an Oulotta. P.O. Box ISO. Red Bank. Center. Long Branch. condition. Very reasonable. CaU SH I- ALSO USED BOATS AND IIOTOKB NOTHING ELSE TO BUYI —9 after 3 p.m. large plot approximately 205x190. COUNTER GIRLS — Car hops. Appl AUTO MECHANIC —General Motors ATLANTIC HICJHLAND8 — Pleasanl Complete Carburetor Repair* in person. Holly Hill Drtve-ln, Rt * experience preferred. Excellent working WE BUY AND SELL anything and hillside location, three rooms unlur Asking •$18,500. West Ke&QBburg. conditions, top pay. Benefits Include everything. Give tho highest prtctl. oi'hed. |79 and 119. Furnished studio INSURANCE - Harlot, outtioard LIVING ROOM — Sweeping sofa or sofa bed, matching arm chair, Call William Lett Furniture, Inc.. Hwy.(75. All utilities. 291-1454. tormi Rolaion Waterburr. Realto; WAITRESS — Experienced. Night ehl palci vacations, lite Insurance, hospl- 35. Mlddletown 811 1-3S13. Open eve- WATERFRONT - Custom-built, Since IVU l« W Front 8L. 8H 7-3501 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.. Friday A Saturday. talizatlon, etc. Apply In person Russell two limed oak step tables, cocktail table and two lamps. nings till 9 p.m. 'OUR ROOM apartment Near Oldsmobile Cadillac Co., »>»nnn line and river. 7 Lafayette St. brick ranch home containing liv- CORSAIRS MORC Crulier-ncer els: Apply, Mermaid Diner, Rt* 36, Leonar do. Spring* Rd., Red Bank. Ask lor Mr. TWO - » 1 12 used ruga and Rumson ing room, dining room, kitchen, IB' euy to iall. Cabin sleeps (our, lsrj Oreig. BEDROOM — Large dresser, tilting mirror, full size bookcase pads. Girl's 24" bike. Two1 :mattreeses. ••It balllni cockpit. Unsinkable, nc GENERAL WORKER needed In d OS 1 USD. FURNISHEO — Two rooms, oath, love- three bedrooms, large ceramic capstzeable. iwamp proof. Excellei cleanlns establishment, must be nea QOOD CARPENTER WANTED bed, comfortable mattress and spring, two lamps, two bed pillows ly realdcntla], air conditioned, private tiled bath. Full basement has lav- condition, fully equipped, Dacrons. Mi 11.05 per hour and two throw rugs. MORE AND MORE are taking advan- entrance. SH 7-1278. efficient. Apply In person only CO 4-8732 atory with stall shower and ml. 632-3O3 (Fort Mownoutb) or 5 Morey LaRue, Hwy 35, Eatontown. tage of. the good values offered here FURNISHED APARTMENT — Very U14 after 5. KNITTERS WANTED — Steady work, weekly auch as fishing; rods, g2.50; laundry tubs. One-car attached SALESLADY for general store woi DINETTE — Stunning five-piece set, latest nubian finish. Choice rocking horse, 34.75; playpen. Is sift nice and clears modern kitchen. All OLDTOWN "20" — Excellent eondt lull or part-time. Mint ba high achoc good par, days or nlghta. Knit Goods Sill rug. SM; »xll onte, 14.75; five- private. 95 Herbert St., R«d Bank. garage with enclosed breezeway. tlon, beamy, «a(e, feet Forward batch, Corp. of America, 224 Smith St.. Perth of decorator colon. plece kitchen let. JUKI; Hlde-A-Bed, graduate. Experience la preferred bu Amboy. HI 1-5662. ATLANTIC III0HLAND3 — Furnished Approximately 100 feet wide on extras. (800. BH 1-3151. not necessary. Apply In person to Mi 29. RUSCIL'S, 25 East Front St. apartment, three large rooms, bath water completely bulkheaded. CUSTOM-MADE runabout 13'V, beam Plnsley. at Kislln'a, Red Bank. PORTERS — Age 21-50, own trans- private entrance, all utilities. Vacsnt portation, muit pas» physics!. « p m- Asking {33,000. Exclusive. 5'8". Solid mahogany trim with al REGISTERED NURSES — Licensed BIG PAINT DISCOUNTS May. Seen by appointment. 291-1831. •zt.aa Including: English Sea Gull mo 2:30 a.m. Five nights per week. 11.58 practical nurses, aides for nursing an hour. Please bring birth certificate Field Furniture Any color. Any type. Inside or outside LARQE Semt-furnlahed room and tor. In mint condition. Inspection li home. Experienced preferred. Call CJ paint. Over 1,500 colors. Special: gal. private bath, centrslfy located, 115 Tiled. Call 842-1829. and report on Friday, April 27, be- 2-5217 mornings. tween 2-4 p.m. white {2,98. Lattx white S3.49 gal. Wall- first Ave,, Atlantic Highlands. Call SAMUEL WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT paper discounts. Ott 8&H stamps, too. 291-9S6", »f OPXN SKIFF — One owner, EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES— Nigl N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Chrysler Crown. Beit offer. Phone 787- work. Apply in person, Peterson's Res- IS Jt. Front St Red Bank "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE RKD BANK - Apartment, bedroom TEICHER AGENCY taurant, 1B3 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. NO FEE CHARGED Store Hours; (Across Acme Lot) Broad. Red Bank s^d kitchen, furnished. Utilities fur- nlahed. Adum only. SH 7-95(8. Specialists since 1948 iat 1M0 PEMBROKE — 23- cabin crude SECRETARY — For lnaurance olflcj USED BOY'S SO" bicycle, *12. Bobby 111 h.p., fullr equipped, 13.600. BH AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MIN" 7-11 E. Front St. 9-6 Mon. thru Sat. in Lonaj Branch. Permanent position. WHO ARE EXPERIENCED IN horse. *2; three-wheeler bicycle, 12; RED BANK — Boulh 8t, Unfurnished Real Estate Apply "B.P." Box BU. Red Bank. P CiARPENTRY WORK Keyport, N, J. 9-9 Thun. and Fri.window 6 over 6, 31x51, S3; kitchen spartmentpen. . 4!4 rooms, living roroom 1 (an. tl. SH 1-3167. modem kitchekitchenn , two bedbedroomsm . AlAlll INDIAN Scout elast lallboat — 12 RN WANTED tor doctor ! office. Aftei utilities Include*. 8H 7-2777. Property Management-Insurance feet loot, Sloop rifted, sails ajid rail nbon and evenings. Hsile! area. Wrl An opportunity for men who are ex- GIBSON refrigerator, perfect condition, . excellent condition. 1300. BH 7-4165. B.P." Box 311, Red Bank. perienced tn carpentry work. We kave TWO ROOMS FURNISHED —First 287 Oceanport Ave. Oceanport work for several men who want steady 175. Norga automatla waahing machine, r 8K1MMAR — 1" oak transom: oth BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE I3& 812-3618. floor, One or two persona. Utilities In. STENOGRAPHER all year round employment with good eluded. 2 Wall Bt., Red Bank. SH 7-0366 LI 2-3500 emtraa. Uke. sew, ready for watei TELEPHONIC wages. We ere not looking for aea- STANDARD GREEN tennis topping WU1 deliver locally. 842-1005. sonal or part-time help- Ring :91-181(I after 4 p.m. and week- FURN1BHED ANI> LNKURNI8HEI> 14" RAVEAU BOAT — Wlndnfeleli er many year* this boat yard h UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY "FIX "N SAVE" ends. four apartments, two and three rooms, PETER J. GALLAGHER MOTHER'S HELPER — » until »fte some with garagea, lease, no pels steering controls. 9179. dinner, 01^ days, light housekeepin been manufacturing the finest craft 20 ACRES — LAKE —POOL Claw hammer 68c, hatchet 89c. J4' 21" ADMIRAL TV, *3S; 12>i" Phllco. AOENCY BH 7-0725 'ake care of school age children. Bl In Ita clasi. We have only been able level 88c, level-square 09c, rubber »15; Fmldalre washing machine. *30: couples, *7J to |110 month. DENNIS 4U-acre deep water laka> swimming • V- •' * * bt 1 JUS. S^CVItl ilONMOUTH BEACH — A Ranch 1-3029 after S. to accomplish this because of the mallet etc, flash light and bulb 39c, air conditioner. After 6, BH 1-2175. IC. BYIINK Realtor, • west River Kit.. 14' FIBEROLAB RUNABOUT — ISSi caliber o! the men who are In our pool 34x64 three 3-room bungalows with S' folding rule 49c, ana many more Rumson. S42-1I5O, with all the extras, a family would with Mercury Mark 28. I960. New con GENERAL HOUSEWORKER—514 dayi employ. If you feel you can meet take view, stor* building equipped for tools. TWO SETS SIMMONS twin matlreanes «ant. Paneled living room with firs- trols and •teering*, trailer with wlncli refreshment business, gas, water, elec- PLEASANT THIRD FLOOR three-room place, three bedrooms, all electrlo 9 until after dinner. Must be reliabl our standards and desire steady em- SPLIT RAIL FENCE «nit Innereprlnn, 120. 300 Broad 81.. spartment. Unftimlshed. One builntis fully rigged, ready for water. JI85. Phone SH 1-3028 after & ployment, coupled with Ideal working tric. Property fully equipped for bull- Ked Bank. Kitchen, dining area. This comes with TIT-0478. ness with deep wells, speaker system, «3.TS PER FULL 10' SECTION woman. Good' location. Mcfjiren 81. Jalousie enclosed porch, screened In WAITRESSES — Experienced, attrai conditions and benefits, contact three-phase electric. Ideal tor private OPEN "ITL 5 P.M. SATURDAY KENMORE 30" gaa range with griddle: J55. Private entrance. SH 107«l. porch, washing mschine, aluminum FLUSH DOORS—Seconds 12. »• BTEELCRAFT cabin cruller, ful tive dinner waitresses desired jEor ex MR. WALTER PEARCE parties, clubs, camps or Investment. 7 Maytag wringer type washer. Call 78T- combination storm and screen win- •quipped, radio phone, b»inks. hea elusive dining room. All year round miles south oC Freehold, short drive CEILINO TILE—He sq. fl . one car garage. Walking dis- •alley, loaded with extras, 1962 Coail Rumson Hotel. Call OS 1-2672 betweet JOHNSON BROTHER BOAT WORKS from Highway 9. THE PRICK IS AUTO TOP CARRIERS-I4.S8 tance to community beach and trans- Guard approved. Call OB 0-8321 day* POINT PLEASANT, N. J. TW 2-6Mf> RialfT. Quick «He wanted. JACK P0BTB-I7.95 each. COMMERCIAL RENTALS portation. |1T,8OD. p.m. PLYWOOD BRING YOUR ROLLERS Evenings OE 5-0865. FLOORS FOR RENT — Near railroad OCKANPORT — Split Level being 1OUBEKEEI>ER-Llv. In, take chart TAILOR — Buahelman, full time, per- MEIUUTT K. LAMSON INC. >ii2iilS. JLM each NEW WINDOW SHADES built now! Three bedrooroa, living 23' 4" Tllton aea aklff, trunk cabl small children. Write "B.Q.," Box Sll, Brokers station, approximately l,Aoo sq. ft. room, dining room, modem Kitchen, bead, two bunka, Chryiler crown m Red Bank. manent position. Men's and boy's medi- «4iMx48..__^.3i.es each Put on while you wait Any alie>- tip tacti floor, EHvator. Call BH M100, um to better clothing. Apply In pewon. St Wen Main St. Freehold SI2IUS. .tl.80 each to largest picture windows. Free ruit- tor, fully equipped, Ideal lor family o: LODGE KOOM for rent. Center of anelM recreation room, 1H btlhs, deep eea fiinloc. Sacrifice. 842-1070 oi Mr. Natelson, J. Krldel, Broad and HO J0410 «,i36KS. _»2.S4 each leas eyelet, free crochet shads pull. faundry room with dryer, one ear Front St., Red Bank. Hi2lilS.__—42.3» each Custom mad* shades, scallop or frtnie. town. Oould be used alto (or office garage. See your some being built! SH MOT. ITALIAN-AMERICAN grocery business. any type. Prompt delivery. Free space. Approximately 3.400 iq. R. Write Technical Editors JARPENTERB WANTED — Apply Appx. {123.00 par month, with only •HIP-TOSHORB RADIO-TELEPHONE, 124 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. Call SxJ4x48 fci.70 each measuring service. Convenient terms. LODOSTBo* BlliReiJ Bank. 13,900.00 down. flMOO. Immediate assignments la Slender Builders, Carton 8L, Rumson. 811 1-9843. RCA Model ET-8044, Marine and broad- Monmouth County. Saturday morning. •.124148. «.» each PROWN'S UT17.E SILVER — All new air condi- LITTLE SILVER - Split Level with cast Bandi, 6-Tolt, complete with ma SERVICE STATION FOR RENT- J4l72-36l72-2(l9«-In Stock tioned stores or offices. Immediate oc- tour bedrooms (TWO MASTER), llv- , botany storage cabinet. Call 842-1391 Send resume or call collect 'LUMBERS WANTED Shore territory. Oakhurst. Comer loca- Various Thlcknesiea. 31 Broad St. SH 1-750O Red Bank cupancy. Also build to suit. S00 car Ing room, dining room, modem latch- after 8 p.m. CALL tion, two-bay modern station, opportun- fiKED SET. JI2.5O; saleleg table, parking. 811 7-230O. en, laundry room with dryer, den. U 5-0383 Many small sixes, hardboaM, peg VU» MERCURY — Hark MA. Llk Boland & Boyce ity for good operator, small Invest- board, lumber, moldings, at low, JIB.M; three-piece bedroom sum, (sg;OFFICB 8PACB AVAILABLE _ Com- storage room. Iti baths, one car 158 W. 40th St.. N.Y.C. OX 5-XHW ment. Call FAnwood :-«40n, 9-5. or low prices, also homosole bulletin 9HJ rug I2S.50: summer rug. $8.50; g*rage. SS.M0. new. 58 400th St.St . N.CNYC. O CLERK-TYPIST — Fine company. *65. base cabinet, 19.50; maple arm chairs, pletely serviced Including air condi- CO 4-5143 ^Oi^Oppositt e PorPtt AuthoritAthity Bus Terminal; EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY, trite Dean Oil Co., Fanwood. N. J. board in stock. tioning and parking. Building conveni- KL&ERON — Bl-Level — A horn* ot 10 Broad BL, Red Bank. 811 7-0377. [9.50: chest of drawers. (950: ms- FAMOUS 1958 CORSAIRS — Sloop, 1 '8 Main St. Madison, N. J WANTED — Fuel oil comnanv in I'NPAINTED FURNITURE—25«off for hogany dining room table, wall cabi- ently located In Hed Dank In close distinction. First level! Mahogany FR 7-5700 Monmoutb County. Individual Inter- CasJi and Carry. net. 17.50; etc., etc. Rl'SCIL'S, 25 X. proximity to hoipttat. Excellent for paneled recreation room, all purpose unalnkable cruiser-racer, two bertha, professional or branch oflice facilities. room or fourth bedroom, laundry •alia Include Genoa and 8plnnake ested. Bern) partlculsrs or make up 2"x4"-«', 10 pieces 11M Front St. 11,400. Van Der Leur. 842-1M4. EDITORIAL WRITER — Technical ONE HOUR polntment, write "A.V.," Box 511, Red Equity Brokerage Co.. (0 Park PI., oora, and powder room. Second level: writing, age tic, barrier. Top nnlary May be the turning point In your life. Bank. OARAOE DOORS-S'xI' (Four section MAPLE FURNITURE — Vanity deaks. Newark. MA 3-3435. Ultra-modern kitchen, tpacloua living PRE-8EA8ON BUY — Have new boi with hardware. 151,95) room, with fireplace, dining room, Monmouth County area. EDWARDS It you are looking for a Job with no SIS; night tables, 19; rockers 110; redTO SUBLET — Executive suite, re 13' Lapitnke with 14 h.p. Evinrude. EMPLOYMENT AQENCY. 60 Broai •trtkea or layoffs and want a chance INQUIRE ONLY IP YOU ARE: Suc-BLACKTOP DRESSING—Five gallon headboards, K. Riverside Motrl, Red three bedrooms, two full bathA Two- Reasonable offer. Call 872-1164. cessful, intelligent, matur* and willing nank. Satuaday, Sunday. ceptlon room, four private offices. Im- car garage. Extra* Include dlahwaahar. St., Ked Bank. SH 74577. for advancement, see us Immediately. can, |4.63 mediate occupancy. Little Silver Shop. We have several openinia. No experi- to make a aubatantlal Investment. Type Intercom system, dryer and others. 18' CRUISERS INC — ISO h.p. John GENERAL II0U8EKEEPER — Bleei of business — SHOES. Objlctlve-chaln SAKRETE BLACKTOP PATCH-*) lbs. FORSYTHIA — Dacied and balled. ping Center, SH 1-91M. Near private beaolt and, country clutn. •on, all electric, navy top, fulls In, own room, bath, family of five, ence necessary. ISO salarjt per week to atari. Report to I Maple Ave., of mores. Write "A.R." Bo< 511, Red tl.80 $1.25. Pink and white dogwood, female f33,M0. •quipped.. New condition. 7 Lakesldi recent references. 842-0404. Bank. holly, white pine, maanolla nlgra, s Ave., Rumson. 842-1878. Red Bank, 11 a.m. ONLY Monday LUAN "JATIN FINI8HEI>-Ten pieces ranlulmn, cherry laurel. Complete lit LOCUST — Spacious RANCH oa over DOCTOR'S RECEPTIONIST — - Fu! through Thursday. REAL ESTATE OFFICE veil estab. 4SxMxH" 1495149.50 ot shrubs. Uahler Bros-., Farm and HOUSES FOR RENT •In lot lttxJM — A kitchen a lady FIRESTONE — 7 Mi rup., Uke new, time, good salary, references, Resumt llshed, active, wishes to associate or FUR.VTTL'RJll LEOS—Sen or four. Nursery, Opposite Bendlx, Hoimdet. would love, wrought Iron enclosed 195 to «125 Per Honth (lining room with Patio-Rama gliding Call afttr B p.m.. H Maplewood Ave yped. Telephone only Saturday B-12 PIZZA PIE MAN — Also bartender. purchase outright small real eitate 4" 13113.188. 8" VIM. 0" KM. 121 " $»3.083 . Rumeon. 3H 1-57S1. Call for appointment. agency In Monmouth County as branch 14" 13.30. 52" 14.43. 29" S3.M bB~WALT~O"~adrai~saw~TrT~ta THB BERO AQENCY IOUSEWIVES — Fulltime pay foi •alary to start and an assured op- Oceanport Ave.. Ocaanport, Call or dial *».soo. frigerator, SO gal. water tank, auxiliary portunity to get Into management with- color or while. Simple Installation (ut- Ilberglas gaa tanks, dual electric wind •art-time work, five openings, natlon'i HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? SHadyside 1-5500 ters and down spouts, Ws Install oo U S-3100 or Ll 2-UOL » WeM »t Monmouth Beach, M. J, shield wipers, electric horns, navy toi >utstandlnK gift show plan. Car nee-in six months. Thla Is an outstanding Your credit Is good. First and second tpportunlty and therefore calls for an ALUMINUM WINDOW — Triple mul short nodes, UANV FURNI81IED AND UNFUIt- PHOND 3H-K3I with curtalm and cockpit covers. Ex- •ssary. No Investment, collections oi mortgages. SH 1-4344.. or FO 3-2S0L FROWN'S 34 Broad Bt. SH 1-7500 •client condition. 13800. Call SH T-8573. lellvery. Paid weekly. SH 7-0319. autatandlng man. If you think you lion, double lujnfr sash, 9'x4'6" Vene- NISHBD RENTALS - In all prices uallty, write to P. O. Box 428, RedFIRST MORTGAGE WANTED on office tian blind, curtain rod, all trim, com- snd slits. Ella Wiltshire Agency, 1(80 SALESWOMAN — For Thursday an building with prime highway location. plete, $50, Two acreen doors. 3'x6"8". ANTIQUE: slop Jar, bow| and wrought Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright, •12-0004. IT ALUMINUM BOAT — Won In con- lank. Iron stands, occasional chairs, Vlctorltn Open seven days. teat, never used, 3150. Friday. Hours 4-9:30. Uuat ba excellent Valued at 139,000, want 123,000, 6 per 53 Buena Vista Ave., Rumson. knitter. Apply at Knitter's World, Mon- cent Interest, fifteen years monthly commode. Oriental TUKR, pulpit arm BERG SH 7-3W1 louth Shopping Center, Eatontown, N. ASSISTANT PRODUCTION CRIB — puypen. carriage, doming, ehalra with red velour, old china, UIODLBTOWN-Small rnodern home, SUPERVISOR amortization. Writ* P. O. Box 214, jumplnjc horse still In carton. Other convenient location, suitable for two or 12' ALUMINUM flat bottom boat, go Mlddletown. N. J. glassware end bric-R-brnc. Come In QUALIFIED BUYERS auto top boat, excellent condition, »13I items. 222-7808. nnd browse. IWBCIL'S, 25 Xast Front tree persona, yearly leaae *7A psr Capable supervision of metal stamp Bt. lOnlh. PI 6-7S0J or (II B-69IS. Short of Cash? Us« Our or best offer. 8M 1-0462 after 0. ig and assembly operations. Should HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? SMALLT'INB BHI.'TTierfs — Cherry HELP WAMTED-MALE lave good working knowledge of dies Your credit Is good. First snd second YKAR round bungalow, four room* *WO ROW BOATS — One U' and on mortgages. BH 1-4344 or FO 3-2601. droptraf table, sofs. ice cream chairs KftlOlDAinK WA8IIEU — Fully luto- Layaway Plan

HOUSES RMt SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: . BUNGALOW BUILT FOR TWO — OR THREE RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR Attractive two-bedroom home featuring three cedar lined closets, 30 RIDGE ROAD, •> RUMSON, N. J. FOUR OUTSTANDING HOUSES ALL PRICED BELOW $30,000 front porch, expansion attic and lake privileges! Make this a must! 600 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J. WHAT A NICE HOUSE THIS IS — Perfect condition. Corner plot Open to an offer at $14,500. SHadyside 7-4532 842-0444 with trees. Living room, dining room, modern roomy kitchen. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL Member Multiple Lilting Service Powder room on first floor. Three bedrooms, den and bath on 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE •ecoad. Full, dry basement. Non-development area. $27,900. Fireplace In living room, separate dining room, large modem kitchen, den and first floor bedroom; four huge bedrooms up. 12 WOODED RUMSON SETTING — Dogwoods galore! An acre plui LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL - BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED- KITCHENS LIKE THIS ARE USUALLY FOUND IN $50,000 HOMES large closets! Nicely landscaped lot convenient to everything. Truly handsome colonial split level with four large bedrooms on Immaculate. $32,500. first floor. Huge paneled family room. Gracious central hall PLANTED PLOT — Perched high and dry. Older home in excel- •—Closet space galore. Center hall, living room with bay window lent condition. Owner transferred. Four bedrooms, 1% baths, and fireplace, den, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, two baths Baseboard hot water heat. Superbly constructed. $47,000. RUMSON SPECIAL living room, dining room, kitchen, basement, garage, porch and Big plot $26,000. BILLION DOLLAR VIEW of bay and Atlantic ocean! Highe patio. Asking $26,900. Three-bedroom colonial—cheerful den, 13x14 dining room, new point on the coast. Wooded area, privacy. All brick colonial o CUSTOM BUILT FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN - Terrific bi-level pine kitchen, double living room, ceramic tiled bath, two-car ga- superb design and workmanship. Four beautiful bedrooms, tw< RUMSON — SHINGLED BUNGALOW — ALL SCHOOLS AND BUS Just One year old. Foyer, living room, dining room, modern eat- rage, dry basement. Walk to schools. Perfect condition—loi l lavish baths, luxurious powder room, huge paneled den with view AREA — Living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, one In kitchen, den, four bedrooms, 2 /2 baths. Oversized two-car ga taxes. $23,500. Steel beams, terrazzo, much marble, air conditioning etc. Askjm bath. Basement with laundry and work shop. Taxes approximately rage. School around the comer. $29,500. $54,500. , ^ $250. Owner transferred. Priced $14,000. FLOWERING SHRUBS AND TREES DEEDED RIVER RIGHTS — Custom built split colonial. Plaster WE KNOW YOU CAN'T BEAT THE VALUE of this well built a FAIR HAVEN - CUTE LITTLE RANCHER-VERY ACCESSIBLE walls, stainless steel kitchen. Living room with fireplace, dining and split rail fencing set off this sweet ranch. Living and dinin rooms, efficient kitchen, three bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, at lonial on one of Little Silver's very best streets. Only five yean NEIGHBORHOOD — Living room, dining bay( kitchen, three bed- room, kitchen,, den, three bedrooms, two baths. Hot water heat. tached garage. Conveniently located. Asking $16,900. old and in perfect condition. It offers living room with fireplace; rooms, one bath. Only five, years old. $15,900. Convenient non-development area. $27,000. dining room, modern kitchen, spacious mahogany paneled den with beamed ceiling, three good sized bedrooms, 2J4 baths. Large FAIR HAVEN — FINE VALUE - THREE-YEAR-OLD SPLIT HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: full basement and two-car attached garage. Be convinced—cal LEVEL. Living room, foyer, dining room, beautiful den, kitchen, THE DOWSTRA AGENCY OWNER TRANSFERRED for appointment. Offered at $29,700. three bedrooms finished, two baths and powder room. Fourth Must sacrifice his lovely home. A beautiful setting with lots ol bedroom and bath unfinished but heating and wiring in and in- REALTORS trees. Modern kitchen, dining room, extra large living room, fam RUMSON RIVERFRONT - Buy that boat. This pretty ranch hai sulation. Asking $32,900. Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing ily room, l'/S baths. On dead-end street, ideal for children. Neai just the dock for it and 120 feet on the water. Even if you can'; LITTLE SILVER - FLORIDA BOUND OWNER INTERESTED Lily-Tulip Co. site and the new Bell Labs. Close to bus line, afford to run the boat, you can sit on the big screen porch anc PHONE FOR BROCHURE SELLING NOW — No wind or water trouble here. Spotless as Price $19,500. admire it. House features three bedrooms, fireplace in livin; the proverbial snip's deck. Light and bright. Spacious living 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J room and if you need it, all furniture. Taxes? $216 in 1962. Price TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES $27,500. Call now. room, dining room, paneled den, dream kitchen, three bedrooms, SH 1-8700 two baths. Wall to wall carpeting among extras. Access to deep DO IT YOURSELF — Owner installing new roof but there's sti! water. $30,000. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE much decorating needed on this pretty ten-room Rumson Dutd WALKER & WALKER colonial. Those rooms are big rooms too. Center hall 22x11, li RUMSON — ESTATE AREA — BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED REALTORS AND PLANTED — V/i ACRES — Combination living-dining room ing room 25x15, dining room 15x13. There's a fireplace and (31x22), three bedrooms, three baths, den (or fourth bedroom), SPACIOUS SPLENDOR 661 Broad Street Route 3! family room. Full cellar and attached two-car garage. Quiei attractive kitchen, patio, screened porch, basement two-car at- Shrewsbury, N. J. . Hazlet, N. J. shady street. Walk to Holy Cross school. Priced according 45' living room with balcony and fireplace, dining room, work needed. $37,500. tached garage. Good taste and charm in abundance, value $46,500. d«n, ultra modern kitchen, six bedrooms, V/, baths. On SHadyside 1-5212 COlfax 4-5212 two acres with stately trees. Low taxes. Asking $39,500. Member Multiple Listing Service OSborne 1-2126 MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 24-HOUR SERVICE THE LOW AGENCY SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP 636 River Road Fair Haven FOREST PARK MANOR SH 1-4477 Open Every De HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Member Multiple Listing Service OAKHURST Realtor end Insurer LOVE THAT LAKE Modern three-bedroom, Itt-bath ran REAL ESTATE EARLY AMERICAN RANCH COTTAGE Contemporary homes, ranches, colonials, splits and bl-levelf. with large roomt and two-car (arai Perfect for couple. Large, well landscaped lot affording privacy 1480 Ocean Ave. 842-0004 Sea Bright In a park-llks letting with lake rlghl ASSOCIATES low, low price 124,000. NAVESJri Two double bedrooms, charming living room with fireplace, dining In the country ... minutes from the shore. ASSOCIATES, REALTORS, 93< H* REALTORS Open 7 Days — Member Multiple Listing "" Iflddlttown. OS 14600. area with corner cupboard. Dutch door opening into delightful Qualified V«ta no down. p«jm«nt screened porch, modern kitchen, two-car detached garage. Excel- Priced from $16,990 HOUSES FOR SALE Non Vltl FHA tarmi lent condition throughout. Tastefully furnished and furniture in- Up to 90% mortgages to qualified buyers. . Approximate down payment! aj ihown cluded. Asking $25,000. Thr««-b«droom ranch, buemant, A wooded suburban environment convenient to schools, hait, ona-ear ftraia. PLUSH RANCH •hopping and transportation. $13,500 Beautiful maintenance free bi level ranch, set high on a woodec Non Vets $400 Down lot in Atlantic Highlands with a sweeping view of the New Yori Thraa-bed?oom ranch, tight ytara aid skyline, bay and ocean. Four-bedroom home has two full bathi CRYSTAL & OKUN RUMSON AREA - Idea] setting for hon- THREE-BEDROOM RANCH In fine resi- full baaemant, attached faraie, pi< 66x160. and an ornate powder room, paneled den, two-car garage and Realtors eymoon—an adorable two-bedroom home dential area of Little Silver. Foyer, liv- $13,800 marble raised hearth fireplace. Modern kitchen with built-ins from with living room, kitchen, l\i bathi, refrigerator to Waring blender. Best construction, steel beams, 400 MAIN STREET ASBURY PARK ing room with fireplace; full dining room, Non Vets $900 Down complete drainage, Thermo pane, intercom, air conditioning. Ex- PR 6-7714 screened-in porch, one-car attached ga- quisite landscaping and other features too numerous to detail. Ask 12x13 kitchen, den, laundry room, enclosed Agent OB Pr«Bil!M rage. Utmost privacy. Thli ii not the REAL ESTATE ing $54,500. 11 noon Saturday and Sunday until riuak usual stereotype home, but a very en- screened porch, one-car attached garage. ASSOCIATES WATERFRONT DREAM Every boating enthusiast dreams of having a well built home DIRECTIONS: Garden State Parkway aouth to Batontown «xll <10»). Con- chanting cottage nestled In a profusion of About one half acre. $29,900 REALTORS tinue to Rt 35 and aouth toward! Aibury Park to We it Park Ave. traffla 127 Oakland Street Red Bank the water's edge with a dock of his own and a view of the water llfht. Lett on Weit Park Ave. to Whale Pond Rd. and rliht on Whale Pond/ beautiful trees and shrubbery. Over an in every direction. This four-bedroom ranch is of brick with slate Rd. to lntaraectlon of Weal Lincoln Ave. and MODEL HOME on comer. SHadyside 7-3445 roof, bulkheaded and built to endure. Cathedral ceiling living ten. $29,900 24-Hour Service room is supported with hand hewed timbers. Massive fireplace, glass enclosed flagstone Florida room, bar, dining room, three bath* and attached two-car garage. Asking $84,000. RAY VAN HORN REALTORS BEACH AGENCY OVER A QUARTER CENTURY Quillflad Veti — No Down Paymem COLONIAL BRICK WATERFRONT All Other Approximate Down A rare opportunity to acquire one of the most attractive colonial Member Multiple Listing Service PICTURESQUH RANCH IN MIDDLE- HORSE FARM — Ten acres. Large horse Payments ai Shown brick homes on the beautiful Shrewsbury River at an unheard ol Thli conveniently located, two-bedroom price. You can enjoy a sweeping view of the river while relaxinj EXQUISITE PLANTINGS AND LOVELY TREES surround this TOWN on quiet, no traffic etreet. Well barn with apartments above. Silo with Ranch li limited on a dead-en atreet near achooti, ahoppltif an on the porch of this lovely home. And your boat can be tied uf six-room rancher on half acre. Three twin bedrooms, screened landscaped. Pour bedrooms, one bath, tramportatlon. Ai plui feature! It hai a few feet away at your own bulkhead. There are.three bedrooms breezeway. Garage, good condition. Taxes $575. Only $19,900. apartment, bungalow. All buildings badly Kaa heat, combination itorma ant! cheerful living room, separate dining •cremj and low tain. Oh yea, th and three baths, living room with fireplace, full dining room. In in need of repair. Fine pasture, brook. property la all fenced In with a nlc addition the three-car garage has an attached guest appointment. RIVERFRONT — Very attractive, bulkhead, porch, three bed- room, modern kitchen with range, dish- yard. A real buy at Low taxes. A remarkable offering at $42,500. rooms, very large living room, fireplace, dining room, garage. Being sold at value of land. $26,500. Asking $17,500. Taxes $300. washer, washer and dryer. FHA commit- $9,500 ment of $15,400. Aiklng price $16,800. NON VETS ONLY $300 DOWN LINCROFT — St. Leo's parish. Split level. Three bedrooms. 1 APPROXIMATELY $69 WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY baths. Recreation room, garage, large plot. Take over 4VJ PER MONTH mortgage. Asking $19,950. Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. TREES, BROOK AND QUIET STREET — Colonial, three bed- BEACH AGENCY SH 1-0804—77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK rooms, Wi baths, fireplace, den, basement, garage, close to school. Dally to 8 p.m. Asking $25,200. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sat,, Sun., to 6 p.m. FIVE ROLLING ACRES — 100-year-old remodeled colonial. Rural 1400 Htfy. K Middletown RED BANK IDEAL FOR A PHYSICIAN — Spacious stone con- setting, grand trees, gracious living room, two fireplaces, four RAY SiltLMAN OS 1-2727 structed dwelling, very adaptable for doctor's office and residence. bedrooms. Sub-division possible. Two-car garage. Asking $40,000. Location perfect. Asking $55,000. Taxes $400. LJoenaad Real litate Broker "OUR 44TH YEAR" RUMSON SPACIOUS RANCH — Not a year old. Kitchen has 804 RIVER ROAD SHadyside 7-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. built-in freezer, refrigerator, wall oven, six-burner range, dish- OWN THRU KRONE washer. Three large bedrooms, 2% baths, full basement. $27,000. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING YOU'LL BE PROUD RUMSON BEAUTIFUL TEN-YEAR-OLD RANCH - VJ, acres, ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY TO OWN THIS attractive Cape Coil lovely shade trees. 16x24 living room with fireplace, dining room, Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estata Firm 648 BROAD ST. SH 1-8600 SHREWSBURY, N. J. on a pleaaant atreel with a garden (01 kitchen with breakfast area. Three lovely bedrooms, two tiled outdoor living and' a full (lnlihed bate- 199 Broii Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 mem playroom (or rainy dayi. Nice baths, two-car garage. Asking $36,000. llvlnt- room, 'kitchen, two bedroomi and bath plui eipamlon atlic full! Member Multiple Listing Service floored, and ready to bs nmihed to: •xtra Dedroomi. Newly painted. Prlci HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE $13,000. Interracial area near Re LITTLE SILVER — Wonderful neighborhood—quiet - no traffic. Bank. Three bedrooms, two baths, (one not entirely completed), over- VETS NO $ DOWN STANLEY K. DOWNS sized windows In living room, full dining room, entirely new kitch- M. KRONE $58 PER MONTH PAYS ALL en with pine cabinets and formica counters, pine paneled break- Two-bedroom home on almost. fi REALTOR fast room with colonial pull down lamp, full cellar, lovely yard ASSOCIATES, INC. acre. Living room, eat-in kite "Homes of Charm and Value" with privacy. Transferred owner says sell. Asking $19,900. Rout* SS Xatontown en, enclosed porch. Own much SHadyside 1-1017 RIVER PLAZA—Four bedrooms, bath and powder room, large LI 2-2133 less than rent. $7,900. kitchen, full cellar, many closets, outside entrance to cellar, over- Member Multiple Listing Service sized garage, patio, fenced in corner lot 100x122. Asking $17,900. •ABLY AMERICAN CHARM ALL BUYERS NO $ DOWN Well maintained bungalow situated I. Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury nice realdentlal location. Living room $96 PER MONTH PAYS ALL LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Like new—three bedroom*, encloied with fireplace, dlnlni room, wall-t breezeway porch, garage, full dry cellar, beautiful trees, fenced in wall carpeting In both roomi. Kltche Neat as a pin this young two SHADE TREES, WOODED thraa bedroomi, bath, laundry roou bedroom home. Living room GLEN, babbling brook—an acre plot, absentee owner says sell. Asking $19,000, but must sell. with waaher and dryer, encloied patio attached farage with atorare room modern kitchen, full basement of charm and privacy. Most at- Aiklna- »lB,M0. Call now, we hav garage, city sewers, tree shaded tractive ranch home — two yrs the key. ot. Ideal street for children old. Eight spacious rooms. Fou HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 112,900. bedrooms, 2V, baths. Wall to wall MARIE COX AGENCY broadloom. Basement. Two cai Realtor, Member Multiple Lining RUMSON—Eleven-year-old river VETS NO $ DOWN garage. Many features. Owne ront Cape Cod. Four bedrooms, SNYDER REALTORS M Oomancha Drive Oceanpon transferred. Sacrifice price—$15,' CA 2-1M2 $108 MONTHLY PAY ALL bath, fireplace in living room, Established 1873 Four-bedroom ranch home. Liv- 000. screened porch, enclosed breeze- way, hot water baseboard heat. Member Multiple Listing FIVE MINUTES TO ing room, dining room, kitchen, CHARMING COLONIAL in a set- RED BANK full basement, two-car garage Two-car garage. Dock to deep REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE ting flowering trees and shrub- water. Divisible lot. $27,000. Let an MLS REALTOR Llttti Silver Colonial—Four bedroom $15,900, bery. Fireplace in the living ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Three- l\i bathi. on a wonderful itreet. In bedroom, one-story home, Wood- cludca food living room, dlnlnc room! room. Paneled dining room. Wall APPLEBROOK RANCH — An HELP YOU FIND A HOUSE tun room, porch, patio and big bait- BREATH TAKING VIEW to wall cjjrpet. TV den. First rea of charming homes. Living land Park section, city water and ment. Barbecue and lovely lawn. (26, Overlooking harbor. Large home floor bedroom and bath. Second oom, ' fireplace, dining room, sewers. FHA appraised at $11,- In excellent condition. Living floor — three bedrooms and bath. den, fireplace, kitchen, two bed- 700. Asking $11,500. ON HAPPINESS STREET! CROWKU. REALTORS room with fireplace, dining room, Full basement. Attached garage. 11 E. Front fit. BH 1-4030 Red Bank rooms, tiled bath, garage. Ma- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Un- large kitchen, den, five bed- Patio. Exceptional value! only ure plantings. $22,000. rooms, ultra-modern ceramic $22,900. usual four-bedroom home. Very EDNA M. NETTER LITTLE SILVER—Modern ranch compact. A-l condition. Excellent The direction! to Happiness Street are iath on second floor. Four bed- neighborhood. City water and easy. Just drive to your nearest MLS LICENSED REAL EBTATB BROKER rooms and bath on third floor. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED n '/$ acre plot. Recently redec- FAJUIS-HOMBB-UWUSTRlAl, SITES brick and frame ranch home — rated. Living room, window sewage. $18,200. Realtor's office and he'll show you the ull basement with paneled HOLMDBU-COLTS NKCK gameroom. Two-car garage. New like new. Foyer,. Living room wall, fireplace, dining room, den, way. He has hundreds of listings to MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS with fireplace. Separate dining kitchen with built-in refrigerator MIDDLETOWN - Four-bedroom, Dutch Lane Rd., RD i. Marlboro* oil heat. Must see to appreciate. two-bath home. Full basement, choose from. You select from photographs P.O. Boi 325 Asking $20,000. room. Deluxe kitchen — wall ind wall oven, three bedrooms, HO 2-4181 oven, countertop range. Three 0 closets, two tiled baths, ga- recreation room, built-in garage. and descriptions the ones you wish to see. Community sewers. $17,900. MIDDLETOWN AREA — Bacrlflce. MINIATURE ESTATE twin bedrooms, garage. 24 ft age. $26,000. Your MLS Realtor will arrange the ep. .'nrae-bedrom ranch. Em-ln kitchen, screened porch. Immediate pos- pointments. 'replace, gaa radiant heat, !fc acre lot. Majestic appearing white colonial MIDDLETOWN - Three-bed- Oxtrai. li.,500. OB i-'jim. set back on deep lot. Entrance session. Outstanding bargain! RUMSON—Estate area ranch on room ranch. Full basement. As- $25,900. ree-lined lane. Living room MIDDLETOWN - Seven-room home. oyer, 15x30 living room (fire- sume 4'/2% GI mortgage with Three bedroomi. living room with wood replace, dining area, kitchen >urnlng fireplace, dining room, aun pur lace), formal dining room, farni- with dishwasher, three bedrooms $3,000 down and monthly pay- Whether you're looking for a Colonial, a or, tiled bath, full cellar, one-car (a. / kitchen, four bedrooms, '.'_'_ '"OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES ments of $104. Or easy FHA fi- rage, entry foyer, oil heat. Good loca- two tiled baths, two-car garage nancing with 10% down to quali- split or a ranch, we're sure you'll be able Jon. Convenient to Parkway, trampor- aths, large heated sunporch or FOR YOUR SELECTION" 'zi-acre plot. $36,000. :*tlon, shopping. Ten minutes to Lily family room, full basement. fied buyer. $15,200 FIRM. to find a house on Happiness Street when Pullp. IIS.SOO. Call BH 1-3227 alltr 5: ' Shadyside 1-1017 m Three-car garage. New heat. 3.8 you deal with an MLS Realtor. Remem- acres of beautiful grounds. Taxes JOHN L MINUGH MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom PENNKSBEB 8TONH FIREPLACE In STANLEY K. DOWNS ranch, two-car garage, corner ber ... the directions are easyl Just [he dfln — Flnlahed recreation room, under $500. Asking $25,900. REALTORSINSURORS visit your nearest MLS Realtor's office ihree bedroomi, 1M batha. living room, property, Country Club Estates. lining room. naRBtono patio and wall- Member of Red Bank 10% down to qualified buyer. todayl lo-wall carpeting. All on a perfect corntr 'i acre. Aaklng »ID.;oo. THOMP- OWN THRU KRONE Multiple Listing Service Asking $16,200. ION AND BARTEM. REALTORS. SH McGOWAN r-MDO. SPACE PROBLEMS? ;5 Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 OS 1-2590 FOUR-ROOM HOUSE on alx lota. Hot AGENCY LET Lfl SHOW YOU how In lolvi. water gaa heal, modern kitchen. Owner them. This moilern homo only sevrn 5 CORNERS MIDDLETOWN eavlng, atale, I7.AOO. 100 Campbell fit, RED BANK SH 7-3000 Vfliira olil hnB four1 bulmums. roomy 1VERLOOK1NG a vast farming Union Beach. Ivlna room with I, tlinpril illnlnic iron, is this interesting California room, compart kitchen ami lull Imm- JITTLE BILVIQR— Seven-room ranch. 24-Hour Service inent, l,|eai [or a rainy tlay playroom, ancii, built on this five-acre RAY STILLMAN I1P.3OO. Call owner CIOSG to Nfwman Bprlnga ROAII anil vooded hill, consisting of three CA 3»77» WARMING ENGLISH TUDOR on «n mrert (or children. AvallahU to all ESTABLISHED 44 YEARS HUMSON — Pour-bedroom, two itory cr* of wtll land leaped ground. Lovely )edrooms, full bath, living room, king room with flrtpfae*, acparats liTooo °" 01 or ™A '"""• rrlc" Kick and tram* Colonial. L*rt« roonn umlly lira dining room. Bpuclous kltch- ibrary, kitchen, cellar, oil heat, Everything in Real Eitat* i H baths, close to bttch, tivtr, sn, four bedroomi, SH balhi, ior««ned ots of flowers and shrubbery. chool*. $33,000. 81MTM. [•orch. patio, two-car garage, full btie- 118,000. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING IPLIT LEVEL - fSOO lliumi VA iient with recreation room, Many other M. KRONE STATE HWY. M SHRXWEBtmi CONSULT ANY MEMBER OF THE Aortg«f«. Bacrlflct. fine feature*. Offered at $«2,fUHV IRlr OS 1-0124 /OOD A. ARMBTItONa AOBNCY, ASSOCIATES, INC. tealtnr. 55fl I'roapect Ave., Little fill- MEYER MORRILL SH 1-8600 HnEWBHUrtY—Thrnnrl»n*uri- <'i TWO HTOKY, full lianrmfnl Thrftft tierironmft, 1% hathn, living II mortgage can be aimmed. Owner 'mien! an,I HlimcllvH locution. KIIA inn on 1.R3 arrra. .Itautlliillv Imul M mi) I,KT6 WN ' v I I,LA"O E ""— "10" Kiniii oom with flrrplnct ami 14' hay win- nniferreri. $26.RO0. LI 3-22A4. mortgnrw «'(>mmltme.nt. I^t in, ahnw n|tp{l. Pour bedroom*, family loom, tlRhwuy. Attrnrtuo nhlrr linnie, !<•• ow, illnlni room, kitchen with wall imi thli wonderful buy Inr »IH.nlMl. vliii room, illnlna loom, all InlK* wideifd throughout. Four bedroom*. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE van and counter r«nn, nvoralitd one- TLANTIC~monHiwTwr^Npw ni»" UOLSTON WATRnHUHY IIEAJ.TOR. 'lire* tiled hatha. Large kltrhen. din- l»i baths lU]f «rr« of Uml; bttn an* sr ftrtfft, pitlo. W«il inndicapttS cor- •r lot. 133,000. OB 1-0333. nmbullt thr**-bedroom ranch. Full 1J W. Front BI.. rt.il Bank, 811 T-3AOO, tt» and laundry rnoma. Hiimion lid., jaraiu*, Cnrftantent to Ball Laba. Im* •lament. $18,000. Call 20M69T. Membir lt«ayllgh( Saving or Standard Time, See this home for now and the future at a tiny price. Living ;>re vails. 'hichevtr prevails. :EASED IMMACULATE RANCH on quiet, wooded, dead end street. No! FREEHOLD AREA Specificanons and form of bide for Bpecltlcatlous and form of t>!ds for Pur*uant to the order of EDWARD room with fireplace, modem kitchen, dining area, two bedrooms SO acres, woodland, brook 92O0 acre lie proposed work, prepared by Mr. ttt proposed work, prepared by Mr. BROEGE. Surrogate of the County and bath. Stairway to future expansion up for two bedrooms and development, lovely neighborhood. Three bedrooms, formal dining 5S acrts, wooded and cleared, L Leroy Martin, Monmouth County :. Leroy Martin. Monmouth County Mooraouth. till* day made, on the room, science kitchen including dishwasher, V& baths, garage, brook _ -J350 acre lnglneer and approved by the H. J. Engineer and approved by th* it. J. 'plication of the undersigned. Roth bath. Asking $12,900. 23 acres, wooded , HSOacre .me Highway Commissioner* have ute Hlgbwty Commlnlonrr have Mclntosh, one of the Exeeutora lovely setting, like new. Price $18,500. 40 acrea, wooded J225 acre eeu filed in the vffice of the aaid ten (lied In the office ot ths laid the estate of the said Harry Sadjer, lneer In the Hall of Records, Free> leceaied, notice li hereby given to HOME WITH A BACKGROUND „.__. in Uie Hall of Record*, Free us creditors of said deceased to pr«- MANY EXTRA FEATURES will be yours when you buy this lovely .old, N. J.p and la the office ol the old, N. J.. and In the office ol the Split level, % acre background, dead-end. Large living room, MEYER MORRILL itate Highway Commissioner TreaHon. Itate Highway Commissioner, Trenton, •nt to the siLiil Kxecutrlx their claims split level home. Four bedrooms, full dining room, two full baths,- 4. J., and may be lnapectea by proa' ^. J., and may be inspected by pros- ider oath within six months from dining area, efficient modem kitchen, three bedrooms, 1% baths, basement, two-car garage. Fine residential neighborhood. Be sure Broker icctive bidders during business hour*. pective bidders during business hours. is date. recreation room, space for fourth bedroom. Gange, baseboard Udder* will be furnished with a copy Bidders will be- turaiihed vlth a copy Dated; April llih. 1963. to inspect and compare price, $23,900. 58-A Moiunouth Avenue Freehol f the Specifications upon proper no- f the Specifications upon proper co- RUTH S. MC INTOBH. hot water heat. Asking $18,500. HOpkins 2-iiTI Lce to tho County Engineer. Ice to thl County Engineer, 26 SUverton Arenue, Bids must be made on standard Uttle Silver, N. i. )CEANI>onT (PortaupecK) bulldln Bids must be made on standard pro- iroposal forms In the manner deslg- One m« anil address ol the blddtr Red Bank, New Jersey. old trees. Prime neighborhood. Large, cheerful living room with BARGAIN WEEK! HJMSON - Centrally located, Ing to build. Low real estate tax area. and address ot Uie bidder and n&m< and name of the work to be bid on Attorney, rame ranch, three bedrooms, $2,500. Owner 84G-45S9. 1 the work to *v* bid on, on th n the outside: addressed toxne Board .pril 20, 27. May 4. il fireplace, dining room, Hotpoint kitchen, three bedrooms, 1% baths, 'AIR HAVEN-J7.500. Five-room iutslde; ad d resseri to the Board o f Clioscn Freeholders of the County garage. New heating and hot water system. Asking $23,900. l'/4 baths, attached one-car ga- SHREWSBURY LOT — Top nelKhbor- Chosen Freeholders of the County o. }f Monmouth and must be accompan- NOTICE bungalow, lovely neighborhood. bood, all utilities, size 75x116, all Im-Monmouth and must be accompanies ied by a non-collusion affidavit and a •age, hot air oil heat, reduced provements and trees. One of a kind. by Akiion-cotluaion affidavit and a cer' certified check lor not less thsn ten MONMOUTH COUNTY LINCROFT—$8,000. Seven-room to $24,500. (979) I'rico Jtj.MO. ALLAIRE-FARROW Real ified check for not less than ten pe l>er cent (10%) at the amount bid, SURROGATES COUBI Estate Agency. 19 Broad St., Red ent (10%) ot the amount bid, pro-provided said check need not be more Notice to Creditor, to Pretest house, dead-end street, one RUMSON — Public school area, Bank. Sit 1-3450. rlded said check need not be more :han X20.00O.0O nor lets than 1500.00 CUlma Axaltul EstaM acre lot. Needs work. double street frontage, frame Lhaa $20,000.00 nor lest than S300.00 payable to the Treasurer of the Coun- ESTATE OF JOHN ALBERT Mo HALL BROS. FABULOUS — Ten acres, heart o payable (o the Treasurer ot the Coun- :y ol Monmouth and be delivered ar 3ON0UOH, DECE3A8ED. JED BANK INTERRACIAL-$7,- dwelling, three bedrooms, hot Mlddletown. Near development, achooli ty of Monmouth and be delivered at the place on or before the hour abov< Pursuant to the order ol EDWARD roads, for only 110.000. Call broke , BRO&OE, Surrogate ot th* County REALTORS 500. Five-room house with one- water oil heat, detached two-car S42-32M. the place on or before Uie hour abov mmed. The standard proposal form garage, large plot. $23,500. (963) named. Th« standard proposal form li s attached to the supplementary ol Monmouth. this day made, on th* Member Multiple Listing Service car garage. 8lk LOTS — I2O0-J3OO each. Walnut >ttuc!i«d to the supplementary ape '"' ipeclflcatlons, copies of which will be application ot the undersigned. Walter MJMSON - Waterfront, bulk- St., Port Monmouth. off Main St.. noull copies of which will be fur- ^irnlnhed on application to the llon McDonough. Administrator with Will S13 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN FAIR HAVEN INTERRACIAL- ot Hwy. .16. CROWELL AOENCY, i nished ' on aplicatlon to the Count IOUUI County Engineer. annexed of Uie estate ol the said John headed with private dock, Cape E Front St.. Red Bank. SH 1-4030. Engineer. Albert McDonough, deceued, ootle* I* $7,500. Four-room bungalow, Cod, four bedrooms, hot water The right Is reserved to reject an: lereby given to the creditor* of said SHadyside 1-768$ CHOICE SELECTION ot two-to-Uire T all bids It deemed to the Interes nicely reconditioned. $700 down. The right is reserved to reject an, .f the County ot Monmouth to do so. leceased to present to til* *a!4 Ad- oil heat, fireplaces, two-car ga- cre wooded plots. Oak. beech an ir al) bids if deemed to the interest nlnlstrator with Will annaxad their logwood, some with view and brook, By order of the Board of Chasm :lalms under oath within xta months HILLSIDE COLONIAL — Excellent condition. Magnificent grounds MAVESINK INTERRACIAL $11.- rage. $27,000. (1011) f the County ol Monmouth to do ao.Freeholder! ot the County ol Mon )thers high and rolling, deed restric- By order of the Board of Chose !rom this date, ' Established neighborhood. Living room with fireplace; dining 600 — Lovely three-bedroom .ion to protect purchaser. $9,000 and touth. Dated: April 9th, 1M3 home on extra large lot. p. "Hounwood,1" Atlantic Township. Freeholder• of the County of Mon JOSEPH C. mwIN, Director. WALTER MC DONOUQH, room, sunroom, screened porch. Hot water oil heat Over one- DENNIS K. BYRNE 'aul R Striker. Realtor, Holmde touth. IRVINO 8. DENNETT, Clerk. S3 West River Road. quarter acre. First time offered. $28,900. REALTOR-INSUROR . J. 946-4144, JOSEPH C. 1RW1N, DIMCtor. April SO. JT 121.71 Kumson, New Jersey BUILDINO LOT — In Port llonmoutb, 1RVINO S. BENNETT, Clerk. Administrator with Will asaixed. THE MEISTRICH West River Road Rumson April SO. It 121.7S NOTICE Messrs. Abramoft A Apy FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL - Two bathi, fireplace, paneled two blocks from beach. Call after MONMOCTII COUNTY 198 Broad Street, dining room, small den, rear terrace, full basement, attached ga- * AGENCY Phone 842-1150 m. AX 7-2744. .NOTICE SURROaATE'S COl KT Red Bank, New Janey >* rage. Well landscaped plot on quiet side street. Excellent value MONMOITII COUNT* NoUce la Oredltar* to Prescal Attorneys. "' at $22,900. Newman Springs Road, Corner MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Hl'RROdATE'S COt'ltT < lalnis Against Kstat* April 13. 20, ST. May 4 tWl« REAL ESTATE WANTED Notice to Creditors to 1'rcseat ESTATE OF ABRAHAM. LANDOW 3tevens Ave., New Shrewsbury 1 REDUCED $3,500 — Rumsoa rancher. Short walk to schools, buses YOUR HOME WANTED — Why U Claims Against Kstale DECEASED. BID NOTICE SHadyside 1-5888 A BARGAIN AT with us? We advertlsft extensively I ESTATE OF HORACE Q. FOWLER Pursuant to the order of EDWARD The Board of Education of th* Bor- and shopping. Excellent condition. Easily cared for yard. Three the newspapers, radio and publish DECEASED. C BROEOE, Surrogate of the County ough of Kumaon. County of Monmouth bedrooms, living room with fireplace; wall to wall carpeting. Full catalog for home seekers. W» are mem Pursuant to the order of EDWARD of Monmoulh, this day made, on the and State ot Now Jersey will reoatv* $17,500 bera of the TWft. a national real estate C HKOEUE, Surrogate of the County application ot the undernlgned, Louis Individual sealed proposal*, at Hi of- basement, attached garage. Large screened porch. Now $24,500. DREAM HOUSE—Ideal for hon referral act-vice. We are "Home Trad O, Turen. Bole Executor of the titat* fice In the Forrutdala School, Forest Lovely two-«tory house situated on ot Moumouth, this day made, on thfl ot the laid Abraham Landow. de^ eymooners or retired couple, 125x100 landscaped plot In the River en" - two offices, 11 full time sales application of the undersigned. Harold Avenue, llumson. New Jenay. prior to. people. Call WALKER A WALKER M. Seeley and The Uonmouth Count) ceased, notice la hereby glvetf to Ut May », 1962 at 1:00 FU en Uw fol- Garden, high ground, near bay. ?la» area. Three bedrooms, bath. leattors. Members Red Bank Ares creditor! ot said deceased to present lowing items: A WARM AND FRIENDLY COMMUNITY Ivlng room, dining room, American National Bank, Hed Bank,. Eiecuton Two bedrooms, living room, MulUplo Listing Service. Shrewsbury. of the eiute of the said Horace o to th* said Sole Executor their claim* Otneral Suppllc* kitchen with dtahwaaher. First floor 811 1-5212 and Hazlet. O9 1>212O. under oath within nix month! from kitchen, enclosed pon base- air conditioned. Two-oar garage, oil Fowler, deceased, notice If hereby gt< this data, Fuel on ment. Perfect condition. $5,500. beat. Food meter tool Near school en to the creditors ot said deceaaei Dated! March Stth, 1963 Shop Material* and shopping. One mile from Rec LEGAL NOTICE- to present to the laid Executors the! LOUM O. TURKN, Milk MINTWOOD MANOR Bank Interchange ot Garden State claims under oath within Mix months lo* Cream from this date. 10 Andover Road, AT MANASQUAN SHORES HONEST BARGAIN—NO DOWN Parkway. NOTICE Roaiyn Height*^ Physical Education guppll*» Dated: March 30th. 196] Xatt Hint. N. T. Janitorial ttuppUu PAYMENT if you qualify. Two- FOR APPOINTMENT Docket No. M-3140-6I Hot • dsNlopnunt boui»-but Jntllviaually *ty]*d hom«i built la thu elaMo HAROLD M. SEELBT Sole Executor. Library Periodical* and Manitnes bedroom Cape Cod, like new, ex- TELEPHONE OWNER SCPEBIOH COUBT OF NKW JFJtSE lfeur*. Olmberj * 8imou» Individual speolflcatlona aM Uii may tradition. LIT* on thl* «xchislv* gaa lit elrcl*. A* many u lour txdrooma. 80 Seeley Avenue, be obtained from the 8«cr*tary of th* Only a law Uft. Priced from pansion attic, includes appli- CHANCERY DIVISION Keaniburg. New Jerety "» Stuyveiant Ave. ances. Best neighborhood. Only 946-4800 OR SH 1-7725 MONMOUTlt COUNTY THE MONMOUTH COUNTT Union, New Jer»*y Board of Education at Mil offlo* In Civil Action NATIONAL BANK. Red Bank Attorn eva Uie, Fomstdaj* School, ForreK ATtnu«, $14,500. RUMSON — 'Hiree-bedroom Colonial. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT By: THEODORE t. STEUI* April «, IS. *>. 07 f Kumson, New Jersey. $15,990 Modern kitchen and bath, completely OF ORDER FOR PUBlJCATION- Trust Officer Th* board rtavrve* th* rllhl to re- Ooen gat. anA lira. 14 P.M. renovated, VA appralscM 117,200. 842 MATKIMONIAL U Broad Strel, NOTICE ject toy anil all bid* In whol* or In 2M9. JANET IAVERNE BHARPB Plalntll ited Bank. New Jersey SHOREWAY MONMOUTH COUNTY part DmXOTIONS: Hwy. 38 south to Manasquan Clrd* (Ctrola Plttt Bboppfni} ST. LEO'S PARISH — Two-year old -va- CLAHENOK SlIAHPK, Defendan Executore QEORQD u. coNiaiy. one' block Knitb of elrcl* on Hwy. SS, turn It ft en Church St. Co MODEL ranch, four bedrooms, den. 2V§ batlia, To: CLARENCE SIIAKPE. Defendant Alston Itorkman, Jr., Es serve upon REU8S1LL DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 35 south; left 0 anil procedure. Sole Executor, on form* which will c* fumlahud by $20,000. OS 1-2300 4^£ per cent mortgage. 15 mlnutea t( CORN WELL, MAITSNER & CAROTBI^ Meiars. Abramoff A Apy Hie Board Secntary. Weit Park Ave., rlgtit on Wbalepon Bell Telephone Laba. BU 7-1M9. Prlncl The object ot said action I.i to obtal UTO. Ksys., plaintiffs* attorney! 199 Broiul Street. R ahnvp mentioned address. A. FRED MAFFEO LUXURY RANCH HOUSE baths, large Jiving room with fire NOTICE da c, Btrter, Role Executrix of tlv NOTICB portunity if you hesitate. Don'l place. Dining room, modern kitchen, Dated: April 13. 1W2 •state of the laid Clarence E. Per Uncrolt. Qualltybullt home. Llvln MONMO17TII COPNTV I. GRANT SCOTT. ' MONMOUTH COUNTT REALTOR room, formal dining room, four bed< recreation room. OS 1-2368. n cer, deceased, notlca n hereby glvei forget we warned you, see you SURROGATE'S COURT Clerk of the Superior Cou to the credltora of laid dacealed ti SURROOATE'B COURT rooms and two baths, maid's room, APPLEBROOK THREE-Two-bfdroom, Notice I* CndHora to Preeearf 135 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY and bath. Many other custom features, hrlckfront ranch. Living room with fire- Notice to Cirdllorii to I'rrsent April 13, 20. 27. May 4 W5 present to the said! Soli Exicutrl: Seen by appointment only. Executive CUUm« Again it Estate their claim* under naUi within ~ Claims Agalasl Estate place, dining area, large kitchen, patio. month! from this date. SHadyside 1-9333 GLAZEBROOK type home. Principals only. SH 1-5948. 125x175 lot. For aale by owner, being E8TATB OF W1LMA J. FALL8, D ESTAT» OP ANTHONT KHUaAN- Price In KO's. ( Dated: April 2nd, 1901. transferred, who wanta Immediate of- N0TI0K BUDA C. BEP.OBR, SKY, DECEASED. Member Multiple Listing Service fer. OS 1-3184. 'Pursuant* to the order of EDWAR MONMOUTH COVNTT Pursuant to th* ord*r ot EDWARD AGENCY ST. LEO PARISH — Newly decorate C. BROE(IX, Surrogate of the Count 39 Sllverbrook Road, C BROEOE, Surrogat* ot th* County three-bedroom split level. 23' Hvini WEST ALLENHURST — Large nine- of Monmouth, this day made, un tf HVRROQATE'B COl'RT Shrewsbury, Naw Jersey ot Monmoulh. thl* day made, on the BRICK AND FRAME BEAUTY REALTOR room with fireplace, dining room, room Colonial, 11 yean old. 4 per cent application ot the undersigned, Howai Notlrr to Creditors In rrrsent Sol* Exacutrlx application ot th* umlsrslgned, Anna kitchen with counter bar, IV, bathi, mortgage. 2'4 baths, screened porch, A. Slay hack and Edna Hroch Slny Messrs. Parsons. Canxona, AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS large utility room, large recreatio 0. CA 2-7ZM. Rd tttnk. New Jrraey 68 West Front St., C. BROEOE, surrogate of the Coui April It, May 4, 11, It S90.1* $17,000. Attorney. Reil nnnk, N. J. ty ot Monmoulb, this day made, o pansion attic. House well insu- or UBiuniB (II mortgage. »17,5OO. In< FAIR lUXE^TcKrE^n^Fivm^tiL EDWARDS ¥. RULLMAN, the application ot the undersigned, A spect and make offer. SH 1-187D. old. two bedrooms. Eipnnslon attic, full April 13, M, 27, May 4 121, NOTICE lated resulting in low heating cellar. 115.500. SH 1-4SD7. 19 Cranherry Strwt,. fred Luthrlnger and Edith AUeskavIt; NEW SHREWSBURY — Three-bedroom NOTICE Brooklyn 1. N. T. Executors of the estate ot tha sal Notice Is hereby given that th* costs. Owner transferred. A rea WEART NEMETH ranch, two baths, basement two-cat NEW MONMOUTH -- Tliree-hertroom TAKE NOTICE that on Friday, M Executors Alphonie James Luthrlng.tr, daceaaei Board nf Education of Atlantic Hlgn- buy at $35,000. garage, many extras. LI 2-2967. ranch. Dining room, screened porch, 4, 11*62 ait nine thirty o'clock in t Mount. Parson*. Canxona, notice I* hereby given to the credltoi landa will receive aealed bids for th* AGENCY ceramic bath, full basement, altachot forenoon, wa MICHAEL CARMEN PI Blair A Warren of laid deceased to priient to th* sa' Installation of a publlo address sys- WOULD YOU LIKE a quiet spill garage, extra*, five years old. Walk to NATIELLO and MARGARET ORAC1 18 Wallace Btreet. Executors their claims under oa tem on Monday evening. May 21, 1963 level ranch home In a rustic aelttnt parochial and public nchools. Lovely Red Bank, New Jersey, within six month! from thl! date. at S P.M. la the School Building. DRASTIC REDUCTION ON with a view of the bay and N. Y. sky. PION'ATTELLO, shall apply to tl REALTOR l location, convenient to Bell Labs, Lily- Monnioiith County Court at th« Mor Attorney* Dated: April 13th. 1962. Information r«rardlng work to B* BUILDER'S NEW HOMES, line? Three bedrooms, 2 fc baths, dining Tulip. 4H per cent Ol mortgage mrtj mouth County Court House In the Boi April 0, 13, 30. 27 f£ ALFRED LUTHRINOER, don* *nd specifications may b* ob- 102 WEST FRONT STREE porch, brick fireplace. I2T.600. 291-1168. bo assumed. Price $17,800. Owner. 08 1 ough of Frerfioh!. New Jersey, for 209 Harvard Ave., tained by contacting Dr. Carlaton M. CALL TODAY FOR FURTHER EATONTOWN — Attractive sli-rooni 2560. Judgment authorizing us to annume It Meluchen. N. J. Baunders, Superintendent of Schools, SHadyside 1-2240 ranch. New carpeting, clothes dryer, TiamcH of MICHAEL CAKMEN PEN NOTICE EDITH ADESKAVm, bitwsen the hours of 9 A.M. and i INFORMATION. THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — Oarag and JIAHOARET GRACE PENN. MONMOUTH COUNTY P.M., Monday through Friday at 391- full tiled basement, attached hreerc. per cent GI mortgage, H acre, 43 Leonardvllle Rd., 3020. 24-HOUR SERVICE way and garage. City spwora. S17.000. ranch fencing. Mnny extras, close KtHltOOATKS COURT Leonardo. N, J., LI 2-2<51. CARMES Executors. The Board of Education reserve! THE BROOK AGENCY Hell Labs and Lily Tulip. Ry own. MARGARET nitACR PltiNATlKLL* Nollre ID Crrdllors In Preirnl th* right to relict any and all bids Member Red Bank Area NEW MCJNSIOL'TH — Tnree-lidlroom OH 1-223.V Qeorge 6. Bkokos. Ksq, Claims Against EsUle Eira W. KarkUK. E*q. •nd waives any formalities retarding REAL ESTATE Multiple Listing Service ranch. Dining room, kllchrn, full collar. 60.T Mntttson Avenue, ESTATE (IK MAKOAHBT 38 Broad Etreet. .ttached. >i acre. OB 10021SHREWSBURY -~ Six-room split level, Keyport, New Jersey, >ink Building Atlantic Highlands porch, utility room, garage, air con- Albury Park, N. J. BRLU DECEAHKD. Attorney. MRR ELIZABETH A. COLLW*. COLTS NECK after 6. Attornry fur Petitioners Pursimnt to the order of EDWAR 291-1717 ditioner, 195x125 corner property, fin* April 6, IX 20, n 113 C. Bf'.OEOE, Surrogate of the Count April JO. 27. May 4. 11 112 April 27 »*H INSPECT THESE EXCELLENT BUYS 0O-*cr* farm, beautiful flve-bedroo FAIR HAVEN RANCH HOME — Neat condition, fine neighborhood. $17,400. housa In excellent condition. Modern bus line. Living room, full dining room, CU B I022 of Monmouth this day made, on tl COUNTY OP MOXMOUTH Custom bunt two-bedroom ranch, 12 JL ? i application nf the undersigned, Cltlze NOTICE year* old. Attractively landscaped kitchen, plumbing and heating. Full four bedrooms. U»t ftOxl&O. 10 per crnl COUNT!' OF MONMOrTII First National Hank nml Trust Cor STATK OF NEW JERSEY bailment, ten spacious rooms, hotu down to qualified purchaser. SIS.000, E RANCI! MONMOUTH COUNTY lUgnlflcent view of ocean, river and la situated on hlu overlooking entt: —One ncrp three bHrnoin*. two b-itl STATE OK NEW JERSEY p.-iny of Hldgrwood. Sole Executor i Notice Is hereby given that sealei bay. Oil hut. cost »UQ per year. SCHANCIC, Realtor, 8 Llndrn 1*1.. I ted the estate u[ the mild Margnrt't Ingll hlds will be rerolved by the Hoard BIRROOATLS COURT [arm. Barm and out-bulldlngs In e Bank. Mll_T-03OT. two-car garage, plrtnttr wnlH. OH 1 Notice in hereby given (hat aral Full basement. Fully insulated. Screen* cellent condition. Hug* road frontagi bids will be received by the Hoa Dtll, deceased, notice Is hereby give Chosen Freeholder* of the County Noiirv lo Creditor! to rnsaai «nd storm windows, $13,700. Asking gl,6O0 per acre. Builder' MIDDLKTOWN~^~ij«vPly spill. Mn.ni o( C>»tsen Prfeholilern at Uie Coun to the creditors of Sftlil deceased t Mouuuiuth al lln place of ineetlni Claima As •Inn r slate ^R prpucnt to the n;iiod $31.WO. An; of Monmoulh, for thn I'alnlltig the Hnll of Records, Main Street offer considered. OB i-2ii*J». ROOM. I' .• HATHS. KAM g W-M. iHvtin Avcnitr- civ rlalmB uiidrr <.;ilh within six hU Freehold. Now Jnrsey on WVdneSil, DECEASED. borne. Oil space heater for chilly COLTS NECK ILV ROOM. PATIO. MARTRR HU from this dale May 2. 1963 Eastern Daylight flavin, Pursuant lo th* order of EDWARD •print and fall day*. Beautiful view EATONTOWN — Thre«-In i.iur lird ROOM AIR roNOlTJONHE), HEWEH8, Hhark Hlver. ln>twten Avon antl 11 Dntr.l: Mar. II Mth, 1W2. Ot Harbor. Furnished. J10,&(K). Charming four-bedroom house, panele rnur. New Jrrpcv anil ni«fi)rnn CO 4-'2tHk. in juiMIc nt Ihe Hall of Rpmrd", Mn CITI7.KSH FinRT NATIONAL BAN and rend In puMlr. ImmetllAtely then ty ol Moninouth, this day mail*, on JTATKLY SMALL EsTATE-Blx bed atlon room and sunporch. Hi balhi family room. tn.HOO. LI 2-3%s. Htri-i't. Fri'i'lioiil. N. -'., on Wedne. AMI 'IKl'RT COMI'ANV fier, for: ths application of the undarctgned. Hel- roomi, two bathi, formal llvinc room beautiful tree-shaded one-acre plo LITTLE 8II..VEH -- Beven nnmia nr Hwy. .".(!, • chuoli, etc, |13.000 dny, May 2. IW., nt 2:(rt) o'clock p.it or RIIXIEWOOII COUNTY MAINTENANCE en 8. D'Ambrest. Sole Executrix ot th* ftn.1 dining room, science kllchen. prl Wonderful location. $32,600. one unfinished, two bstrui, two story, K:irttiTM I in>lii;ht Huvmij 'i'lme. lily PETKIl KOOI.E. eitate ot the laid Harry T. Sickles, vale beach. Magnificent view o fireplace, screened porch, lot 75x100, HptTlflrfitlotm HTHI form of bid, Viii'-I'n.i. A "lTu»t llfflcer* MATERIALS. deceased, notice Is hereby gtren ta Shrewsbury River ami ocean. Stable*. 119,200. Private, nil 1-23M. .... • ('."0.1 huy. lovel tract and IMJIHI tor tin* iiroponed won M KaBt HMgpwood Avenue. Specifications, form of hlds, contrai the creditors of said tlereaeed to prv $37,500. George V. Illmense i Hllverslde Avenue, thre prepared by 11. Lcmy Mjirtln, Mo Itulni'wotid. New Jersey. and bond f«»r tlm propoarU work, pn •rut ID Ihn Bald Soln Rxecutrtx Uslr BUY THIS BEAUTIFUL fuiir-ljeilroorc edriKmin, lartje screened porch, pavei inniiili County Knulncpr. have be* Hole Executor pared by H. Leroy Martin, Muninoul claims uiiiK'r nalli within six month* Large family, imaJl purse. Lovely Real Ejtate—Mortgages ranch home with large living room rlvfivny-,* fully f1oor«*fi attlr. iittni'he< filed in tli© nffk-o of BIII.I Engine John J. Hulllvsn, Enq. c?« inspect* WANAMASflA-MUBT SELL IMMBDt ntir.* (i.titite ntnl in (unilulu'd with a vn\ty of tl MnrrUtown, N. JU.-ra^,. ATKLY —Three-bedroom house en 112,600. Schwelier Agency, 2ns u No cash needed, Just take over. KB; IIAZLBT~SPLrr~!SvBir"-" Knur"li FAIR~IlAVEN"-.'-"Throp-l>ejr.v'ni *\*W\. Isuli must 1M> innilr* on standn MONMIH'TII rOUNTV Illds inuat be made on a tarn! ant pru transfer, reduced for a quick »ale or 2745. 1102 Orassmere, rooms, two Tmtho. ni".HTn kltctiiri w lien. T.U1 living rtx>ni, !n.i Ktn-ln-iuf, trojKijinl fotma in (tin ui.iruipr deal, Hl'HHOOATK'S ( Ol'HT poaal forms In the manner <..e*kgnate< Offers. 15' den, ultra-modern kiti'hen therrln and required by the Bpeclttca- ^lo^M(l^^ll tot'NTV A RANCH" SET BY A~HUNNIN wall oven and dlBhwnsUer. patiflctl rec flul-iliKl lniBrinrnt. lii'antlfiil prmiryl!", Kit,-! ihcri'lti unit rcqulrr-1 hy Not I (f to Creditor* to .'resent st'ltlltmATE'H COURT atio, 2'i-car garage. Large low in nnOOK — LOT3A TflBEB. Walkln reatlon room, air t-c.nriit l-m.-i. M H7C :!>«•«-1 fir-.i t inns, must l name an rlniir*) bearing Hit name nmt nddre)) Noth't. lu t'rt'dlturs tit I'rvirns. r distance to parochial school, bus t In'y 2-4 12ft 'Harrison Avr. OL'lflfM «• EHTATF: OP HARRY LEWIH, n: CIBBII* Aialnvt Kstal* 000 public school*. Four SPACIOUS bed 1118 nionilily. 118..v*i. C(»_<-5:i7:i 2H17. iMr.-s'i nf Uu- Tilrtilfr ninl name f Hie bidder and name of the inntorUI " CJIOWBLL REALTORS roomi, 2^ bathi, ovaralicd kitchen an h« \^urk on iho c>utnlilt\ R'ldtn to bfi l»M on, on the nutsUU. ft>lJrei«ed KSTATK Oic MAl'.V I'. HltOWN, DE. 41 B. Front St. SH 1-4030 Red Dank dining room, lovely living room an SinnLavFoWN AI'.BA — New linmci lit" HAVKN - • l'utcti Colonial otij LI tin- Monnl »>f Chosen Freeholde I'lirnufint ti» tlio order or KI'WAIt to the Itoanl of Chosen fe"r«ehnli|y a liondtng cettlflcais C, HROKOK. Burrogat* of th* County t>ath, dining area. Fireplace In living Asking $35,000. THOMPSON AND BAI room! l'-i bathH, nnrnKr. MnrtRHB FtKir h(*t1roont!i. lit cam hcjit (ill-fl rr«t. tlflnatn nn.1 n nrtillM chork. 'tru' applirnllnn of tho itnderslgncd, l!r iml a certified check drawn t(i the ot Monmouth. this ilay made, on th* room, overt! Md attached garage, arranged. BH 7-127^ Hftsement. flnmpe. f'.^HOO. lyAWHWNCK lo llio order of the Monmouth (-mini D. Mularrtmk, Acting Executor nf t! inter of Din ('.nutty Trenfiurer in the application of th* undersigned, PatU* TELL REALTORS. BH T-5600. J. MCH1LL1NO, KHALTOn. 16 Hnrlng r n 1 lrn screened patio. Near churches and •nNistinT f" "t I' " *'""' X" estntn of iho nnlil Hurry Lew In, » aum oof n""tt IPP" (buH"»(n i !l>"n P*>Prr CCene t J.intan Boi* t:«et-utrlx of the estat* fChool, Lot 65x11(0. Reasonable- taxes. RANCH — Kicellenl location, Foye ~UNITF;D STATES STEEL IIOMKH Ktrcnt. Rc Im (X-llv.-rrrt at the pUrt- Mid on ths variety of architectural styling, pure* i-il ftt Tin- to tliti Hfild Acting Executor tin of BRU ileceisv.l ttt present to th* modern kitchen, two bedrooms, tl Iv Thf -itandflrd p li.nir al"'\« tianied. The atandnrtl I'm- XJNCROPT —- Oak and laurel 8li hath large den or recreation rooi from lin.600 to 132,000 • HANK AHKA Mnrt ntlrnrtl. furnish^.! upon n (iiilnin undf-r onlli wllliln fim*. One acre, •i-nmrn spill on lure- fin* l.«-y with fireplace. Attached garage, large KVKRETT II T1IOHNE CO. iimuih i'uunty K from "lift ilalr. application to the (Viinty Illghwav Su- until uithiti siR uituittis ftota thla dal*. (levem . room*, full baaement, plaster shrubbed lot and trees. J21.BOO. OHOSF Iit-aler Hatr.l: Anrll Uin. \w: prrvlnor Palftl: April int. \«t:. WftJIs. Oil hot vatrr hrnt Hy nwt INOKIl * IIHIXKI: Itealtora Mm OS ler Mulllple Listing. Uroad and M rd tu Hi*- Inter, 71 M.uinliiK i'UM't, in -til biilfl If (leenieii t.i Die Uttere«l ;M fhnry Htreet, ihanlc Bis., fill 1310(1. Nlghla, holiday KI.WOUD A. AltMHIiCHN., AiillNt'V ».m. or 6 P "'• _ FAVKN n>iii'l»u» older li fV nf -M riinmilH to •!() KpHnnhurN. N, J, nf tli«> I'nmt y I Now ShreWBliury, N. J- RII 1-O:M. llfr.Ilnr. • TiM T'm.tperl Avr . Lllll.- H!l .if in .^•It KxecuUtx iv.ALL llOMKFOU HMALI. FAMILY Living room, llrf|,lm-i-. hi-uutlful "f llif Jfitanl of ("ln>" Acting RxtMM.tor. lly tinier of the I'oanl ttf (" ing rimin, Iniie kltchrn, encloseil jtunl; ver. Hir l-15(m. .if Hi" County Of M J. l--rank Wclgnncl, »f Hie Ctninly nt Mo Ilurtuti T. lV>remus, Ksu. -•Knotty pine HvlnKfliiiHig mom. kltrh- l''!c-)i«.|il.Ti 18 M?chanlo Btreet, •'i. two bedroom*, bath. Near bus line, UTTL1! aiLVFln — Three-bed root Men. TV rooui, four berta-inn, -' 39 West 1'ri'iit Btrret, innutli. ranch. Fin* residential section. Beaut baths, two-car gnrngc nttneUfd pu; NEW mmKWm.UKY -- LargB thror 11101 '' jn.ir.i'it r IUWIN. nirrcior. Keyyml, N. J. JOHKI'll O. IRWI^, Dtuctor. Ke.I ll«nk. N»w J*ri*r> I7.20O. RPXDDBN AHRNCY, Realtors, Attorney. 301 MAPLE /jve-. corner Utrgen PI., ful shad* traei. Larg* living room age rooni, One arro wllli trues. Nc bedroom raucli, twn-cnr garitg*'. jrrron B. UENNErr, CUtk. Aforncy. IRVISd ". HBNNETT, ClorK. rtH r.uik. mtfl-WM. llembar Multiple big, tunny kitchen enclosed pore whitol. Private owner. 119,500. 811 7 lion room »ntl full cfllfir. |W.W0. April M, 27, May i, 11 April :o. Zt H»lt April -I, May 4. 11, H 119.JJ basement. $2000. an jSOTO 4333. a-0278. eot knowledge ia ntttoattki af-^ritUy, April 27, 1962 BED BASK BJEGiSTER I capital's hectic lion-hunting scramble. The millionaire Poor Man's Philosopher and general '«cUaee, i realtor's wife was able to snag the one-time British Mrs. Steiner Mr*. Sterner-Mid; "The elec- Alien-Scott Report king and his American wife as guests at a dance tronic* industry hit* grows so The Almst-Buyer of Houses Gets Post rapidly, particularly in Moo- through a wily stratagem. Getting wind that the Wind- mouth County, the need for well- sors were coming to Washington to visit British Am- By HAL BOYLE trained technicians has become State Dept Ms Joint Chiefsbassador and Lady Ormsby-Gore, Mrs. Cafritz gave a In Institute essential. Industry is turning to NEW YORK (AP)—There are undoubtedly certain EATONTOWN - Electronics technical institutes to supply By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT dinner for them. With this leverage, she then suc- these technicians." ceeded in expanding the dinner to include a dance for advantages in buying a house and living in it Institute, 216 Broad St., has an- nounced its appointment of Mrs. . LEGAL NOTICE- WASHINGTON — The State Department has the Windsors. Ingenious and effective. "Wally" wore But there are even more advantages in almost buy- Richard Steiner, Holly Tree La., NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT jolted the Joint Chiefs of Staff by sending President a gown of ice-blue satin with bugle beads of darker ing a house and never living in it. OF ACCOUNT. AND D1BECTIO.V9 Rumson, as executive secretary. FOJt DisTRlBGTIO.N. Kennedy a policy review paper recommending that the shade at the midriff, and jewelry consisting of a choker I have been almost buying a house since I first ESTATE OF RANDAIX J. JOYNJCR, DECEASED. U.S. supported South Korean Army be reduced by one- of very large pearls. Gwen was dressed in a water- came to Manhattan 25 years ago with Notice Is hereby glveD that the ac- counts o! the subscriber. Administra- third. melon pink gown with a long, sheath skirt and matching my entire worldly wealth—$37—sewed trix ot the estate or said Deceased will he audited and stated by the Sur This amazing recommendation, bolero embroidered all over in olive green and crystal to my underwear to foil pickpockets. rogate ol the County of Monmouth and reported for settlement to TJie Mon- which comes at a time when the North As a matter of fact if I were the mouth County Court, Probate Division, beads... Mrs. Alexis Johnson, wife of the deputy un- on Friday, the Twenty-fifth day of M»y Korean Communists are renewing guer- bragging kind (which I am), I could lay A.D.. 1962. at 9:30 o'clock a,m.. at Ihe dersecretary of state and former ambassador to Yugo- County ,Court Holiep. Monument and clear and positive claim to the title of Court Streets. Fr<«hold. New Jersey. rila warfare in South Korea, calls for slavia, is proudly showing off a beautiful strand of real at which time Application will be mads for the allowance of Commissions snd cutting 200,000 from the most powerful pearls — a gift from .Ter husband on their 30th wedding being the world's champion almost-buy- Countel feei, snd Direction! for Dis- tribution. anti-Communist forces in Asia. anniversary. It matches perfectly a large single-pearl er of homes. Dated April 23rd, AD. 1963 The 600,000 - man South Korean In the last quarter century I have AIDA B JOVNER. ring she got in Thailand when her husband was ambas- 55 Brnnforri Circle. almost bought more than 1,000 differ New Shrewsbury, N. J. Army, along with two U.S. Army divi- sador there. Administratrix. BOYLE Peter J. Edwarrisen. Esq., sions, is standing guard along the 155- Season's First Big Party ent homes. Counsellor at LaWi 24 State Highway No. 35. mile demilitarized zone s-e p a r a t i n g Almost buying a house is a fine exercise in brink Eatoi-tnwn New Jersey. Allen The spring season's first big party in historic Ad- South from North Korea. mirals' House, traditional home of the chief of naval manship, and it takes a cool head and a steady hand April 27. May 4. 11, 18 121 4J to avoid making a down payment over a 25-year period. NOTICE « Prepared by Dr. Walt W. Rostow, chairman of the operations, is scheduled for next week in honor of Navy M ON MOUTH COUNTY SIBROOATK'8 COURT State Department's Policy Planning Council, the ex- Secretary and Mrs. Fred Korth. Both he and Admiral But it can be done. Notice lo Creditors to Freatat Claims Anilnit Estate plosive policy paper proposes the reduction in force for George Anderson, the host, were appointed to their high Two Ways ESTATE OF ABRAHAM BILBEB- BTB1N. DECEASED. widely different foreign policy and economic reasons, posts in recent months. The Admirals' House, a hand- There are two ways to almost buy a house. Pursumt to the order ot KDWAKD C. EROEGE, Surrogate of lh« County including: some Victorian mansion, is atop Observatory Hill, site 1. On rainy or snowy week-ends you spread ou o! Monmouth, this day nude, oo lh« , application of the undersigned. Richard the Sunday newspaper real estate sections on the floor Mrs. Richard Steiner Sllberitcln and The Chaae Manhattan 1—A major U.S. peace overture to as- f the Navy's noted observatory on fashionable Massa- Bank (formerly Chase National Bank and study the pictures and read the ads until you find of tha City of New York), Acting El- sure the Chinese Communists that we :husetts Ave.... Republican and Democratic House Mrs. Steiner, a former member ecutors of the estate of the aaid Abra- ham 8ilherstein. deceased, notice Is loor Leaders Charles Halleck, Ind., and Carl Albert, what seems like the ideal home. of the staff of Time, Inc., New hereby given to the creditors of nald have no intention of permitting South deceased to present to the said Acting Okla., are miles apart politically and legislatively, but Then you mentally buy it and for an hour or more York, recently completed her sec Executors thntr claims under ofith with- Korea to use military force to unify in six months from this date. they see eye-to-eye on one problem. They have a close you enjoy the thrill of ownership. But then you sud ond term as president of the Daled: April 24th. 1WB RICHARD SILBERSTEIN Korea or upset the present military lliance'on avoiding being used as "party lufes." Ex- denly find the house has only 12 bathrooms or is sit Greater Red Bank Section, Na- 38 Knollwooil Dr., New Shrewsbury. N. J. armistice; plains Albert, "When, I am told that Charlie has ac- uated in a town with an impossible name like Wee tional Council of Jewish Women THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK iBy: CHARLES M. FREY, 2—To permit the shifting of $100 She is a graduate of the Scudde Trust Officer) cepted an invitation, I call him to verify that. He does paucket, and you decide against buying it after all. 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza million in U.S. aid from military to he same when my name is used. That way we make 2. On sunny week-ends you gather up your wife School, New York, and has three New York. N. Y., children. Acting Executors economic projects in South Korea. scott :ertain we're not being exploited." and daughter and actually go out to the suburbs and Peter J. 'Edwardsen, F.sq. The institute offers evening 24 State Highway 35, Already, the Joint Chiefs of Staff have launched a Ambassador Without Embassy inspect one of the dear little homes which some friend courses in electronics, related . Batontown, New Jersey, blistering counter-attack against the Rostow proposal. mathematics and digital comput- Attorney. Syria's dashing new Ambassador Omar Abou has said would be perfect for your family. April 27. M«y i, 11. U W4.5I er programming. On the staff In a separate report to the President, these military *iche is a diplomat without an embassy, and he doesn't There is a real peril here for the almost-buyer o advisers warn that such a sizable reduction in forces of the state-licensed school are ike it. That's preventing him from giving parties, of houses. In the fun of mentally owning a really nice teachers who also serve as in- NEW would completely upset their "forward" military strat- which he frankly is "very fond." When Syria merged dwelling, a man is in danger of absent-mindedly putting structors for the Army Signal HAMMOND egy for the Far East. with Egypt, the latter took over Syria's embassy and down some ready cash, and finding himself stuck. School, Fort Monmouth. Courses Invitation to Communists are open to men and women with SPINET hasn't returned it. As a result, Riche is temporarily But if he keeps his wits about him the almost- high school education or equiva- ORGAN They frankly charge that the Rostow plan is "an housed in a hotel. He is comfortable enough, but his buyer can always find something wrong with any qpen invitation" to the Chinese Communists to reopen party-giving proclivities are drastically curbed to his home. He can point out the attic is too near the base- THE SIGN STANDS $995* hostilities in South Korea since the proposed cutback unabashed regret. Tall, suave and widely traveled, ment, or the back door is too far from the nearest sa NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)-An would greatly weaken this country's ability to fight a irate motorist whose car was Just 25.00 Down Riche is a noted poet and speaks eight languages, one loon, or imagine how the driveway would look undei towed from a downtown street • Draw Bars "limited war" in South Korea or any other area in the • Keverberatloa if them fluent English... Another diplomatic literary 12 feet of snow.. during the evening rush hour re- • Permanent Pitch Far East. cently, complained to police: ' • 13 Pedals . , light is Iran's new Ambassador Hossein Ghods Nakhai, Not Quite It • Twin speakers ' "I just put a nickel in the • Presets "The threat to the Republic of Korea is the same who is a distinguished historian, novelist, political^ es- • Perrasslon In the end the almost-buyer shakes his head re meter a moment before. I don't • It Control Tabs today as it was when the military armistice was sayist, and short story writer. He is completing a new understand how they could have • New Styling gretfully and says, "It's nice . . . real nice . . . bu • Choir* of Mahogany, WsJout, signed," states the JCS memorandum. "The pressure book titled "Treacherous Patriotism," that will con- ust not quite what I wanted," towed it." Cherry Wood of subversion, and infiltration down both coasts of sist of 96 chapters. He rises at 5 a.m. daily to work on During the years in which I became a career al When the police captain ex- call us for free home aonautrMu plained that the car had been in PR 5-9300 Korea and across the 155-mile demilitarized zone is the volume. most-buyer of houses some of my helpful friends hav even greater today than it has been in recent years. a "No Standing" zone, the youth- become exasperated with my long search. They ac- ful motorist gasped: "Gosh, I Communist guerrillas, supplied and directed from North HAMMOND ORGAN cuse me of being a born serf to the landlord class didn't know that 'No Standing' Korea, are operating in South Korea. AH present South applied to cars, I thought it just STUDIO OF ASBURY PARK By Ceean which is true, and say that I don't really know what Korean forces are needed to meet and contain this •ASTRO-GUIDE" meant people." Cookman Ave. and Main St. For Saturday, April 28 want in the way of a house, which isn't true at all. Open Dally 'til ft P.M. growing military threat." It pays to advertise in The Saturday 'III 5:31) r.M. I know exactly what I want. •r.o.B. Faetorjr Beach Ultra The JCS al^o point out that the South Korean Register.—Advertisement Present—For You and I want a house exactly like the one I was raised Army is now considered an integral part of U.S. strate- 'ours • • • The outlook not to in in Kansas City.. I want a big rambling old-fashion gic forces, and present U.S. policy is to increase these promising as it has been for days just past, so proceed with white house with a front porch and a nice shady law forces. caution. You may be asked to and a backyard large enough to pitch horseshoes in am WE HAVE IT! So far as can be determined, President Kennedy substitute for someone who is hold a family picnic. • has not yet decided to adopt or reject the State Depart- ill or on vacation, so do it cheer- ment proposal, nor has it been formally submitted to iilly. Avoid making decisions But I don't want this house at the end of a deity- the only premium quality tire in the low price field the National Security Council. unless you are familiar with the forsaken railroad 90 miles away in the suburbs. I job. Aspects are better by eve- want it right in the center of Times Square, where the ning, so you may want to go out neighbors may be a bit noisy but interesting things are RELIABLE ALLY — Admiral Harry S. Felt under- on the town. always happening and where you can always find a took a militant defense of President Ngo Dinh Diem policeman if you need one. your prostnt tiros oro worth as much as when the U.S. commander of all military forces in the Past On April 28, 1945, Future • • -One of the hazards Italian dictator Benito Musso- of space travel is that some Of course, the price has to be right, too. I have Pacific briefed the House Foreign Affairs Committee on lini and his mistress, Clara Fe- astronauts may become tem in mind about $5,000—which is what my father paid the growing guerrilla war in South Vietnam. tacci, who were attempting to porary epileptics because of vi- for the house I was raised in. flee from Italy into Switzerland, br at ions and accelerations! He also shed some new light on those recurring If anybody puts a house like that on the market, reports that Diem doesn't have the backing of his were captured and killed. forces of locket boosters. EACH I'll rob a banker if necessary to get up the put-down people. the Day tinder Your Sign money. "• . when you trade them In on Questioned about Diem's honesty by Representa- ARIES (ten Much It to April If) LURA (Stpl. 23 hi Oct. 22) Until then I'm going to go right on being the the GENERAL JET-AIR. tive Wayne Hays (D-Ohio), Admiral Felt replied: Don't resent woikint while others hare A pleasant day, but nothing spectacular. the day off. Your turn conei toon. Frienda and family brinf happiness. ' world's most dedicated almost-buyer. It's a great Hurry... get top value for "In my opinion, Diem is one of the most courage TAURUS |Ap,il 20 lo M.y 20) SCORIHO-|Oet. 23 to Nov. 21) hobby. your present tires NOW I ous and honest leaders in all Southeast Asia. Look a Inspiration plus ptriplration pay off. But The ad»ice ol old friends Bay bt Tain- one without the other is uieleu. able. Listen instead, of tuminc a deaf ear. Friday »t 9 a.m. in St. John's the things Diem has done. A million refugees came GEMINI (May 21 lo Jun. Jl) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 12 to Doe. 21 Raritan Registration Educational Building. Transporta • FREE MOUNTING Take the family out to dinner. The The problem can be solved if apnroachtd down from North Vietnam in 1954 when nobody be- change will please all, including you. rationally. Mature person csn balp. Dates Announced (ion will be furnished for those • FREE SAFETY CHECK CANCER (Jim. 22 to July 21) in need. lieved South Vietnam would exist for another six CAPRICORN |Dtc. 22 to Jan. 20) RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Reg You -won't jrrt much done, but you'll An unuiual friendship may derelop thr months. Diem stepped in and saved his country. He hire fun. Don't worry. Work c*n wait! • slight acquaintance nude now. istration for kindergarten sti* LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) TROUBLE IN SOUTH AFRICA has given the people a tremendous land reform pro Thing! inxwth eat at home and you fed AQUARIUS (Jan. 21

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AH.HM. ,^,.^ THE RYATTS BY CAL ,IM.El'iTHE By CAL ALLEY. 'ANP THOSE ARE ^"THEREFORE , TMEfiSCTSCPM RESPEcmiLLY AM SHOU THE COST OF 'TIL HE GETS LIV/MG' A RAISE IN ALUJWANCE.V HC*AEAMI> Rev. Vincent P. Ltoyd, putor emergency transportation, u 26—Friday, April 27, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER ! of St. Gsbritt't Ch»«* iUhe well as sorting tod processing •*~~rrmr~ ^' •• • i. , ji .Mill i i HI. i i i -i. i By Ceean Welfare Bureau ( ' • • •.;. r r, Aid Squad's "ASTRO^UIDE" society's firfritiw! &zmm. clothing for the needy. MoiJy Pitcher Hvtel, Red BarJt.jp | irv • Nfttirity Holy Name ] far StmUy, April 79 Melvla P. Stout «/id Umtt J, £ UlKl 1-11*1 VC Vun Addresses function* of tt»e bureau w4 tz- Dinner-Dunce May 12 Buckley, Jr.', are chairmen of the; Pr««nt-r?For You #tf& plained th»t while the staff ire FAIR HAVEN — The Holy dance. Fred Elins is ticket chair- Yours • • • Call npofa inter missionaries, they jninister to the SEE man; D. J. Paolucci; • reserva- Set to Start resources and spiritual inspira- Everett Group material needs of communities in Name Society of Nativity Cath- tions. 'Monmouth County Judge olic Church will hold its seventh RUMSON — No bell will sig- tion as luewr wirn of turmoil EVERETT — Sister Marie Na- Monmouth and Ocean Counties, Thomas J. Smith will be toast- nal the opening of the First Aid and itrife. Avoid a tendency to thaniel of the Missionary Serv> through Catholic Welfare, the so- PAGE 9 annual dinner-dance May 12 inmaster. Squad's drive for funds Tuesday. find fault. "Live and let live" ants of the Most Blessed Trinity cial agency for the Trenton dio- In fact, no bells will be rung should be your watchword, »1- staff of the Catholic Welfare Bu- cese. . for OPENING hroughout the campaign, which though you nay find it diffi- eau, Maple Ave., Red Bank, was She said the bureau works in will be pursued by individual let- cult to abide by under today's ;uest speaker at a meeting of the areas of marriage counseling, ters to residents, rather than a radiations. Attend church le Rosary-Altar Society of Stchil. d adoption service and care, CELEBRATION MORTGAGE door-to-door canvass. Catherine of Sienna Church re- and guidance and placement of Councilman William F. Mailer- ently in the home of Mrs. John delinquent children. on Rt. 34 an last night urged borough-wide Past... On April 29, 1945, Future • • > Tennis on outdoor 'ilelli, Everett Rd., club presi- She also asked for volunteers support, pointing out that all Adolf Hitler drew up his will: courts may soon become a year- lent. to meet the bureau's need for MONEY AVAILABLE members of the squad volunteer "My possessions belong to the round game, with balloon "um- their time and services for the Party, or, if this no longer ex- brellas" overhead. They will be borough's welfare. pumped up electrically when ists, to the State. If the State, needed and will completely • Prompt Service too, is destroyed, there is nocover the courts. Of transparent need for any further instruc- plastic material, they will not Union Beach tions." restrict light. • Immediate Closings Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney and children Carol, Jack and The Day Under Your Sign Janet, were Sunday dinner guests ARIES (Born M.tch II to April 19) LIBRA (SepK 23 fo Oct. 22) of Mrs. Sweeney's parents, Mr. Fame and fortune cotild (mile on you-* Listen to a friend's confidences, but don't Smoky Topaz Quartz and Mrs. William Henda, Fair- but you roust g«t within their range t gWt advice or you'll get in trouble. MARINE VIEW SAVINGS view. The first birthday of thei TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 fo Nov. 21) Consider school progratn for next f*R* .ABaurtie a cool attitude toward a persis- daughter, Janet Sweeney, wa Write for literature now. tent person. Don't act against your will, marked SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 Io D.c. 21} AND LOAN ASSOCIATION GEMINI (M*y 21 *0 JUM 2(| Rings in 14 kt. Gold You'd save money if you stopped drib* Search newspaper advertisements for bar* tiling it out faster than it come* in*. gains in home furnishings. CAPRICORN |Dac. 22 fo Jan. 50) Miss Mary Corrado, chairman CANCER (Jun» 22 1o July 21) of the borough Cancer Drive, an- Discuss mutual objectives wilh.famit/ You need a quiet day at borne, ,v> reject MAIN OFFICE member*._Set a goal and atriTe, to Teach it.. the invitation—firmly, but tactfully, nounced that a house to housi AQUARIUS (Jan. 31 to Feb. 19) 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN canvass of the borough will b LEO (July 22 io Aug. 21) Aspects ire favor a hie. I'lay your cards made Sunday at 2 p.m. from th I-ct your conscience he your Ruide. Tij right and you'll gain suture, Don't Blow . $25* no attention to other*' suggestions, down now] Union Hose Fire House, Florence OS 1-2400 (Five Corners) VIRGO (Auq. 22 to S«pt. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Ave. Miss Corrado asks the resi- If your action* hare all been ftlxrreboard,*Keep important matters confidential. Don't Sift yourself or someone spe- dents to support the drive am forget the xnide remark*. talk eo mucfa! co-operate with the volunteer Q 1962. Field Enterprises. Inc. cial with an impressive ring in BRANCH OFFICE who are donating their services the smouldering beauty of Persons wishing to help shouk smoky topai quartz! Two ex- 33 FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS contact her. A card party for th fund will be held in the Boatini Fined on Motel National Security quisite cuttings, shown here 291-0100 and Fishing Club, Union Ave actual size. Rectangular stone, Wednesday afternoon. Bill Charge Industrial Croup approximately 20 carats. Oval EATONTOWN — John Errigo stone, approximately 16 carats. 99 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch Meets at Fort •plui 10% Federal lax was found guilty of intent to de- fraud and fined $30 in municipal FORT MONTMOUTH — Aboul STEINBACII'S JEWELRY . court yesterday. 50 members of the National Se SUNDAY MORNING SPECIALS urity Industrial Association, com- Street Floor and Asbury Park He was charged with failure osed of industrial leaders from to pay his. bill for lodging at iroughout the country, toured 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. Sun., April 29 th Las Vegas Motel, Rt. 35, in full le U. S. Army Signal Research at the time it was presented. n d Development Laboratory Magistrate Peter Edwardsen al- ere yesterday. so imposed fines of $10 each for delinquent inspection of their ve- The association is a non-lobby WITH THIS AD! hicles on Mary M. Maxwell of ag organization which repre- Red Bank, Bruno Edward of ents more than 500 industrial Long Branch, and Esther Wol ind research firms engaged in CERTIFIED BLUE TAG otsky of Wanamassa. /idely diverse activities. It had ts genesis in World War II, when LAWN FOOD PERENNIAL The following also paid fines he late James Forrestal, then 10-6-4 for traffic offenses: Lucille iecretary of the Navy and later RYE GRASS Chayt, Asbury Park, $10 for fall ecretary of defense, formed the (50% ORGANIC) ure to display registration on re- onviction that the future defense quest; John Eyles, Eatontown, the nation depended upon 50-lb. bag IOO ib. $*l ^ 99 $10 for having no registration in maintaining a close wording re- 98 his possession; Beatrice Bowker, req. 2.75 Bag Wen Belmar, $15 for passing itlonship between the armed 12 'orces and industry. 1 over a double white line; and Limit 1 bag to a customer Limit 2 to a customer Frank Guminia, East Brunswick The visit was the third suc- WITH THIS AD WITH THIS AD $15 for passing in an unsafe man cessive annual tour of the Signal ner. Laboratory by members of the association. After the welcoming OPEN SUNDAYS 9 - 12 NOON THROUGH MAY 27 ACCEPTED AT STERN ddress by Col. James M. Kim RED BANK — Marilyn Perl irough, Jr., laboratory command- mutter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r, they attended briefings con Bernard Perlmutter, 1 Northvale ducted by Dr. Hans K. Ziegler, Ave., Little Silver, has been ac Elberon, chief scientist, and other cepted at Stern College for Worn scientists in charge of some of BECKER HARDWARE he most significant research and en, New York City, for the fal Shrewsbury Ave. and Catherine St. SH 7-0465 Red Bank semester. Miss Perlmutter is levelopment programs. senior attending Red Bank High At a Wednesday night banquet School. i their honor, association mem- jers were welcomed by Ma). Gen. William D. Hamlin, com- manding general of the Signal Corps Training Command and IRWIN'S MONTH END SALE Fort Monmouth. The guest speaker was Amory H. "Bud" Waite, Jr., ot Ocean- port, Signal laboratory engineer- Knit WILL BREAK SAVINGS RECORD! explorer who recently made his ninth trip to the Antarctic to carry out radio propagation stud- DRASTIC STORE-WIDE REDUCTIONS OF FINE, FAMOUS BRAND FURNITURE — ies. EASIEST CREDIT TERMS TAKE MANY MONTHS TO PAY The program was organized by Brig. Gen. Joseph A. Cranston Sport Shirts Ret.), director of special activi- EARLY AMERICAN ties for the association, and r xi2" ADJUSTABLE BED ODD MATTRESS J. F. X. Mannlx of New Shrews- ROOM SIZE 195 OR BOX SPRINGS PLATFORM bury, industrial liaison engineer fashioned for TWEED RUG FRAMES AS IS 10.00 ROCKER for the laboratory. FOAM PADDED FOAM FILLED CHOICE OF COLORS ODD NIGHT 3-ROOM OUTFITS Pays Fine STANDS 239OO top action! ONE 1A°5 00 AS LOW AS 39" DAY ONLY 19' ONE DAY ONLY Of $225 ODD BEDS ' • Janfzen's action-packed "Ken Van- 5 ODD KITCHEN RED BANK - Harry Olsen, 260 BOOKCASE BED MANY FROM EXPENSIVE Willow Dr., Little Silver, yester- turi" Golf Shirt OCCASIONAL BEDROOM SUITES TAELES day was fined $225 for driving SLANT TOP WITH FROM FLOOR SAMPLES DROP LID WRITING SWIVEL CHAIRS while under the influence of in SURFACE PLUS Shelvei 5.00 00 toxicating liquor April 14. FOR BOOKS ONE 1C00 Acting Magistrate Whitney • Arrow's wash 'n wear "Par" of nylon DAY ONLY 15° STEP LADDER 10 Crowe!! revoked Mr. Olsen's li- cense for two years. Mr. Olsen UNPAINTED MODERN DESK LAMPS 4 DRAWER WITH pleaded not guilty to the charge. 29 1.00 MAR PROOF TOP A court hearing was held 34 INCHES HIGH 29.95 Wednesday. GOSSIP BENCHES MARBLE TOP TABLES Louis Maurizio, 65, of this place • Manhattan's "K* Cheval" with ribbed 5.00 Finest Imported Marble WITH LAMP MODERN RECLINER wan sentenced to 30 to 45 days jlesves ind cuffs <• < m* DANISH FOAM 39.95 in jail for loitering and being dis- 10.00 39.95 orderly on Monmouth St. April 2 LOUNGES INNERSPRING Adjusts to Any Position 3-PC. MODERN WITH BOLSTER MATTRESS 3 PC. COLONIAL . $5- POPULAR TWIN SIZE 25th Year LIVING ROOM SUITE 2 0*00 Living Room Suite Styles listed from our complete collection! 15.95 SOFA BED m m A95 NEWARK — William Pesck o FOAM CUSHIONS ONLY JO ARM CHAIR I I V 8 Day St., Rumson, complete* MODERN ROCKER * 25 years with Public Service re 95 SOFA BEDS cently and was presented a ROII Sleeps Two When BEDROOM MODERN HIDE-A-BED 129 FOAM CUSHIONS service emblem. Not Used as Sofa DRESSER—MIRROR 00 Mr. Pesek started with th STEMBACH'S MEWS SHOP ODD CLUB 95 CHEST—BED company in 1937 ns a laborer in Street Floor and Asbury Park CHAIRS 115 the electric distribution depart- 39 95 FLOOR SAMPLES ment, Public Service Electri Some From Expensive One Only—Floor Sample 88 iind Gas Compnny. Living Room Suites 3 PC. ROLL AWAY BED Four years later lip was trans- FOAM Record Cabinet WITH MATTRESS ferred to the turbine room a FLOOR SAMPLES SLIDING DOORS DEN SET Marion Generating Station, Jer- Sofa—2 Chairs 95 sey City, and. in 1952, was ns- 00 12.95 Covered in Durable Plastic- , sipned io the maintenance de- Color Choice 14 partment at Scwaren Generating 15 FRENCH PROVINCIAL 95 5 PC. MODERN j Station. 5 PC. SOFA SECTIONAL j Mr. and Mrs. Pesck have three KITCHEN SET FOAM WITH LUXURIOUS 38 children. Their son is in the FOAM 189.95 Navy, stationed In England. Table With Extension COVERING CHAIR BEDS by 4 CHAIRS 95 SIMMONS Odd Headboard Counciliuun Damico 00 149 39 Matching Chairs Avnllnble 37.00 3.00 (»<••« Siiprrviiwir Pout FAIR 1IAVKN — Councilman John C. Damico, 101 Forrest Dally 0:00 Io !):00-Sn(unlny 'III B>00 Ave., has been mimed sales su- pervisor of the Marketing De- ALL THE CREDIT YOU NEED partment of the New York Tele- phone Co,, New York City. Other .tor.. In IXfr.nii.Ti. •f riitnihirp nl Mr. Dnmicn had been plant su- WOOOBRIDOI Rt. •—LI •••••O „ in, pervisor in (he office of the Ken- r-rnl plant personnel supervisor. 27 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK *A>T lnUNtwlCM "'• ••—CL 410»» ''r1"* SH 7-0011 NIXON Rt. IT. Ninon Ihonpinpr C«nlir II pays to advertise in The SHOP TONIGHT 'til 9 II ej(lslcr.—Advertisement il