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Iiiiul diUT, Monday Uirouib Frtaay. Bacend Cluui Poiut" VOL. 86, NO. 174 hid « JW Bank u>l U AddlUonil llnllnf Olltcu. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Plane Lost With 85 Aboard TAHOE VALLEY, Calif. |AP) to get under way today, weather three investigators, headed by Eighteen of the 81 passengers those unable to board and drove In contrast, residents of the — A Paradise Airlines Constella- permitting. George R. Barber, to the scene, jwere employees of twa discount instead to Tahoe. area said it was snowing hard jon, carrying 81 passengers and It- was Hie first mishap in the Tho 81 passengers were flying hoiiKfis, the Monte Mart in Expressing how completely the and winds were high and gusty— a crew of four, vanished yester- two-year old Paradise Airlines toward a gay Sunday at Nevada's Salinas and the Monte Mar in plane vanished, and with no clues, not unusual at this season in the day as it prepared to land in a operation. gambling casinos, theaters, bars nearby Monterey. They were on Paradise Airlines president Her- High Sierra. Winding snowstorm at this gam- The four-engine, propeller-driv- and restaurants — Only two miles an informally organized one-day man Jones, 32, said: And investigator Ivan Stracener bling resort on the California-Ne- en Connie may have plunged in- from the airport at the south end pleasure trip. Manager Lit Ng of "There have been no reports, of the Civil Aeronautics Board vada border. to the huge lake, which is 6,200 of Lake Tahoe. the Salinas Mart said the flight no sightings, no nothing. said "the pilot reportedly had feet high in the 10,000-plus alti- Fifteen other pleasure seekers was not store-sponsored. "We don't know what hap- seen a hole in the overcast and The veteran pilot, Henry Nor- tude granite Sierra. — who had purchased $15.75 tick- His father, Poy Ng, was aboard. pened. As far as we can trace, was beginning his approach. The ris, 43, radioci at noon that he Norris possibly turned and ets for the 150 mile flight from the flight was all routine. There weather was: so' stinking you was starting his 27-rriile approach crashed into the mountains. The San Jose — were unable to get Mrs. Alice Thomas, wife of was nothing alarming about the couldn't search" yesterday. down 23-mile long Lake Ta.hoe scene is only a few miles from seats on the Connie. They were tavern owner Cornelius (Bud) weather at the time. However, This was the third major com- in the- rugged Sierra Nevada. Squaw Valley, scene of the 1960 taken 50 miles to Oakland to Thomas of San Jose who sold 35 the weather at Lake Tahoe was mercial airline crash in less than That was the last heard from the Winter Olympics. board another plane— but were tickets for the flight, was an- dtppping. Snow showers. Pilot a week. plane. In Washington, the Civil Aero- turned back there with a report other aboard. But Thomas and Norris never • said anything ad- Wednesday, an Eastern Air Search efforts were scheduled' nautics Board said it was sending the weather was bad. his son, Bill, 20, were among verse to the flight." (See PLANE, Page 2) May Condemn Land for 62-Acre Park RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Manning, Recreation Commission Green Acres program) would pay filled with water, Mr. Roggeman A park on the 62-acre site The commission is also seeking Recreation Commission has ap- chairman; Mr. Roggeman, and 50 per cent and the' federal gov- said. • • : could be utilized for many pur- Green Acres and federal aid for proval from state officials to file Township Attorney Alfred T. Hen- ernment 20 per cent of land ac- poses. The commission plans to 34 acres of land on Middle Rd. nessy, Jr. quisition costs. Under state statutes, the Rec- application for Green Acres funds reation Commission, created in leave some of its natural wood- and Union Ave. for a picturesque 62-acre site Mr. Wolfe was enthusiastic land area intact for picnics and ODD VIIW — Unexpected ventilation of tho Shrews- The land is owned by Natco January by ordinance adopted The Union Ave. site includes a which may become one of Mon- about the site, Mr. Roggeman Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa. It borders nature trails, and there might bury police station toolc place when a county snow plow by the Township Committee, has multi-story house. The recrea- mouth County's major parks. reported. He told the local com- Natco Lake and includes about the power of condemnation. be boating—as well as organized mission to file its application recreational activities. tion body hopes to locate three hit it Friday night. Hero Patrolman Robt. Hoffman peers Announcement was made yes- five acres ' of the lake. or four ballfields and a picnic terday by Commissioner Warren immediately. Mr. Roggeman, predicted that The commission has asked the through brand new opening, which later was given The corporation, Mr. Rogge^ the commission will use that pow- area, along with other facilities, J. Roggeman. Mr. Hennessy will prepare the man informed The Register, has state Bureau of Parks and Rec- •m»rgency repairs, to keep out the weather, by Frank papers this week, along with an er if the site is stale-approved reation to study the Natco tract on the Middle Rd.-Union Ave. The property situated off Rt. refused to sell, on grounds that property, and may put rhe houss Dancey of Patterson Ave. 36, extending south nearly to the application to the federal govern- and the corporation^cDntinues to and make recommendations for it intends to use the land in the refuse to sell the land. to use as a recreation building. high school between Laurel and ment, through its Housing and future for new clay diggings. facilities and types of uses for Union Aves., may have to be con- Home Finance Agency, Philadel- He estimated its worth at the land. This study is expected demned. phia. The present Natco- Lake is an "about $100,000." Based on this to get under way this month. The tract was toured Friday by 70% Grants old clay pit, out of use since de- figure, if state and federal funds If established, the new park Howard A. Wolfe, state *Green If maximum grants are ap- pression day,s when diggers hit are forthcoming, the, township's would be one of the largest in 3 Schools 195,000 Take underground springs and the area Acres administrator; Vernon M. proved, the state (tinder its share would be $30,000. Monmouth County. Won't Need 3d Polio Cube Democrats Pick Howard Fire System ASBURY PARK - Some 195,-, Only those wiho have received 022 Monmouth County residents— all three types of the vaccine are RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Three 58.4 per cent of the population immune to all three types of township schools will be exempt polio, officials of the Medica — munched sugar cubes coated As Ca hdida te for Congress from the state regulation requir- wiffli Sabin oral vaccine yester- Society warned. They urged res- day in the third and final phase idents who failed to receive the ing automatic fire detection sys- of the county Medical Society's vaccine yesterday to attend one By WILLIAM HENDERSON chairman Al Cucci, last night endorse Monmouth's choice of tems. massive campaign against polio. of the clinics Sunday, and said were scheduled to endorse How- Freeholder director Joseph C. LONG BRANCH — The Demo- In a communication to tha The number of persons receiv- those who have not received the ard, too, but the session was Irwin and, instead, gave their two other types of vaccine should crats are acting like the Repub- canceled. blessings to Freeholder Marcus Board of Education read Friday, ing the vaccine against the Type licans. the state Department of Educa- II polio virus yesterday fell 10,- obtain it from their family Two weeks ago, the Republican Daly. physicians. Monmouth County Democratic organization in Ocean refused to Of course there's nothing Ocean tion advised the board that the 933 below the number participat- Beers Street, Cove Road, and ing in the first feeding of the chairman P. Paul Campi of Little Democrats can do about the rest Holmdel Township led the Silver yesterday named his ypung of.Campi's slate, including Don- Lillian Drive schools are exempt Type III vaccine in January. But county in the number of resi from the requirment. it was 4,117 more than partic- slate of county-wide candidates ald Cunningham, for surrogate, dents participating in the fina without a hitch in the proceed- and Eugene Bedell, for freehold- ipated in the first feeding of phase of the anti-polio fight—as The exemption is granted be- ings. Artist jGives er Candidates were named at a cause in all three schools therf Type I vacoine in December. it had in the first feeding. Some But his choice of 36-year-old breakfast at the Garfield-Grant are exits leading directly out- Between 10,000 to 15,000 more 2,654 persons — B6.5 per cent of James J. Howard, acting prin- Hotel. doors from every classroom, ac we expected to receive the Type the population turned up at the His Portrait cipal at Wall Township elemen- A candidate was not named for cording to board secretary II vaccine at "makeup" clinics Indian Hill School yesterday to tary school, to run for Congress county clerk, considered by most Charles S. Hopta. next Sunday. swallow the tasteless vaccine. In all, 210,715 residents have in the Third District caused To Senator Democratic leaders the toughest office to take. School fire alarm systems have been immunized against the In Atlantic Highlands, which some political storm clouds to LONG BRANCH ^- While U.S gather in neighboring Ocean come under, scrutiny as a result Type I virus — the virus respon- led all municipalities in the sec- Sen Harrison A. "Pete" Williams Cunningham, 38, is counsel for of a recent fire which destroyed sible for 80 per cent of all ond feeding, 92 per cent of the County. was speaking at the Monmouth Avon and West Belmar. He grad- Cottage Park School in Union paralytic polio in this country — population took tf.ie vaccine An Ocean County group" has se- County Democrats' fund-raising uated from Rutgers Law School Beach. during the society's campaign, yesterday, in Matawan and Mat- lected Lakewood attorney Reuben breakfast at the Garfield Grant and is a war veteran. He lives and 215,320 against the Type III awan Township, 83 per cent; in D. Silverman. Hotel yesterday, guests couldn't in Avon and was defeated for the The local board intends to in- stall automatic alarms in West virus. (See SABIN, Page 3) The Ocean Democrats, led byt help but notice the framed pro- Assembly last year pARTY poWWOW — U. S. Sen. Harrison A. "Pete- trait of himself hanging behind Bedell, also went to Rutgers, • Keansburg and Hazlet Schools this year, and in Middle Road the dais. lives in East Keansburg and is a Williams, left, and Monmou+li Counfy Democratic Chair- and the high school later. The likeness was painted by labor business agent. He once ran man P. Paul Campi of-Little Silver take time out from Mrs. Jane Depp of Crawfords tor the Assembly and was beaten. serious cha+ to t y6sterc)ay's fund-raising break- 34 of Tanker Crew Reach Corner Rd., Holmdel, who says: r He is 36 years old;. , . , - .. ., _ .,..,, „ , "Two years ago when I lived s+ in Mountainside friends brought This trio of candidates, includ- « at Garfield Grant Hotel, Long Branch, 4 Hydrants the senator, who lives \n nearby ing Howard, is the youngest to Running Mate: Filardi Port After Dramatic Rescue Westfield, over to the house. He ever stack up against the Repub- was very busy, but posed for licans. HALIFAX, N.S.,{AP) — Thirty- Turned On Scotia coast Saturday. Five sur- section of the 630-foot ship floated me for an hour." The GOP usually runs a slate of ftwr survivors -of t>he broken vivors were taken to a hospital away, and sank. senior citizens, well versed in That was long enough for Mrs. Greek-owned tanker Amphialos on stretchers after their arrival The survivors were wrapped in governmental affairs. Pater son Will Head arrived in Halifax early today here. Depp, who has been doing work Howard went to Asbury Park After Game Navy blankets as they left the in oils for more than 25 years. aboard a Canadian warship after Canadian warship. Most appeared High School and St. Bonaven Capr. Stamantis Polemis, the "I didn't see the senator again NEW SHREWSBURY — ft wai a dramatic rescue from the cheerful but tired. They shook ture's college. He was head of water, water everywhere for Pa- ttormy North Atlantic. Amphialos' skipper, said he and hands with the Canadian sailors for several months, and then he the county teachers' association, The Democratic Ticket came over for the unveiling. He trolman Edward J. Holden after his men clung for hours to a rail end in broken English expressed with 3,200 members. He is mar- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — In-, from among five hopefuls: Don- Saturday night's basketball game .• Two members of the 36-man sat there, nervous and perspiring cumbent George J. Paterson, of the stern section until they their gratitude. ried to the former Marlene Ve- ald E. Joyce, Fred F. Iverson, at Monmouth Regional .Hjgh Greek crew perished after the because he didn't know how the trano. They have three daugh- high vote getter in last Novem- Mrs. Helen Stewart,' Rudolph H I5,8004on tanker split in two un- were picked up yesterday after- Confirms Number painting had turned out". But he School. • ' •"' When asked to confirm the ters, Kathy, 12, Lenore, 9, and ber's election, will head the Dem- Sahellenberger and Michael Ta der the battering of gale winds noon by the Canadian destroyer was pleased when he saw it," she Marie, T They Jive at 1711 Mar- ocratic ticket in the April 21 pri- ranto. and 20-foot waves off the Nova escort Athabaskan. A 300-foot bow number of men aboard his ship said. At about 10 p.m., Officer Hoi- Polemis said briskly, "We had coni Rd., Wall Township. How- mary here. den told The Register, someone Mrs. Depp presented the por- 36. Now we have 34." ard is also commodore of Shark opened four fire hydrants — one trait to Sen. Williams yesterday, Donald J. Malloy, Democratic River yacht club. The candidate's directly in front of the home of V.:i rescue followed a chance and he took it home. The artist county committee "chairman, and father, who died recently, was Tinton Falls Fire Chief Gilbert Public Service Bus observation by a Canadian Air has lived in Holmdel only a short the county committee made the former Magistrate George How- T. Unger at 51 Cloverdale Cir. Force plane during a training time, and is having a studio ad- announcement yesterday. mission. The pilot, Lt. Laurie ard of Spring Lake Heights. dition, built; on her home. "Now I'm over the worry and Mr. Malloy saij Stephen J. "I got my exercise that night Friesen, spotted an oil slick about Filardi was selected over Martin Strike Is Averted 220 miles .southeast of Halifax- She ha^ done many portraits aspirin stage," Howard told this running around with a wrench from photos sent her from per- newsman. "'I'm ready to go. The O'Toole and Joseph DeVirgilio as turning them off," Officer Hol- NEWARK (AP) - Some 5,200 the 2,500 buses kept rolling as presumably from the sunken bow, Mr. Paterson's rurning mate for sons around the U.S. (See DEMOCRATS, Page 2) den said. "I saw some kids drivers and mechanics of Public negotiators expressed optimism "A couple of minutes later we the two Township Committee around, but I couldn't connect Service Coordinated Transport that the issues could be settled. saw two ships," Friesen said. posts'. them with it. But it was right will vote this week on a new They continued to bargain and "The nearest was a navy shi-p- Mr. Paterson won a one-year after -the basketball game. If you contract drawn by company and agreement was announced at 7 Athabaskan — and about eight unexpired term in the last elec- want to draw conclusions, go union officials in a marathon bar- a.m. yeste rday. miles away was another ship. Th Car Crash Kills 5; tion. A new comer to politics, ahead." gaining session. second vessel looked different Terms of the settlement were he was high vote getter over Agreement on the contract yes- from a normal ship. not announced, pending the rati Township Commitleeman Marvin Chief Unger could not be terday averted a strike of Public fication vote. As he swooped down, he made Olinsky by three votes. reached for comment. Service bus operations that would The union had sought a 10 per out the stern of a ship sticking ou 14 Die in Accidents have affected a million riders of the water. In January, he was appointed daily. cent wage boost for the first year the governing body's police chair- and the company countered with "There were men clinging to By the Assoclnted Press went into a skid and crossed a Herman E. Harnef, Coordinated the rails," Friesen said. "They man, replacing Committeeman a 10 per cent wage offer spread Accidents took 14 lives in New grass mall to collide head-on with Monroe TVp. Transport president, cstimnted began waving frantically." James G. Brady. over two years. Jersey during the weekend, in- the Daniels' car. the three-year contract would cost Friesen radioed the Athabaskan. Mr. Paterson, who has served The maximum rate for drivers cluding five persons who died in Boonton—William Frankel, 6G, the company more than $fl mil- Tho warship's presence in the of 321 Main St., Boonton, burned on the Zoning Board of Adjust- Mayor Dies lion. When asked If the company under the old two-year contract a two-car head-on collision near area also was pure chance. The Morristown. to death Sunday night in River- ment, hns lived here 7'/i years would seek a fare increase, Har- was $2.78 per hour. (See TANKER, Page 2) Born in Brooklyn, he is a gradu- There was a, total of 13 deaths side Hospital when his oxygen George J. Paterson per said, "We're going to have Tho former contract had been ate of St. John's University and in traffic and one man died when tent burst into flames. Police be- In Car Crash to get relief from somewhere, signed after a three-day strike in has done post-graduate work at a hospital oxygen tent burst into lieved Frankel, under treatment but we have not as yet had a r flr New York University. 5gl> Jl y. '962, that snarled New flames. for pencumonia, may have tried MONROE TOWNSHIP - The chance to plan what we're go- refscy's transportation network. mayor of this municipality wa» Today's The victims: to light a cigaret under the tent. A Navy veteran of World Ing to do." The 1962 contract agreement in War II, he is tho father of four killed on Applegarth Rd. early A statewide vote by the driv- creased the company's costs by East Orange—Mrs. Margaret Neptune — Robert Piper, IS, of 3020 West Bangs Ave, Neptune, children nnd n member of St this morning when his car loft ers and mechanics, members of about $3.8 million, the firm snid. Nicklos, 81, of 362 North Maple the road and crashed Into a Index Ave.,, East Orange, died Sunday died Sunday when his cur Benedict's Catholic Church. He the Amalgamated Association of Six months later Public Service is employed by Russell Mills, ditch. Street, Electric Railway and Mo- obtained a five-cent fnre increase Page night of injuries she received ear- smashed into a utility pole and Amusement!) 12 lier in the day when struck by fire hydrant on Bangs Ave. Ho Inc., New York City, as assistant State police at Tennent Bar- tor Coach Employes Union, will for rides beyond one sales manager. be held to.determine if they will Births 2 a car near her home. Police iden- suffered a fractured skull. (Story racks reported that Edward ratify the contract. Joseph Dunn, Jim Bishop 6 tified the driver as Dennis R. Page 3.) Mr. Filardi, 33, of 17 Magnolia Szczepanlk, 49, of Applegarth Rd., union counsel, indicated that the ltobris Damage Bridge 17 Kessler, 18, of 287 North Mnpln Atlantic City — John A. Rc- Ave, Woodland Pnrk, is n mem- was pronounced dead on arrival union leadership was confident Ifcnring Slntod John Clinmbcrlaln 6 Ave., East Orange. nerc, 25, of llammontown, was ber of tho Zoning Board of Ad- at St. Peter's Hospital, New the members would npprovo the Classified 16 Morristown—Maurice M. Dim killed Sunday when a car ho wus justment. Brunswick, whore he was taken agreement. NEW YORK - The Corps of Comics 17 iels, his wife Nancy, both 46, and riding In overturned in nearby A senior draftsman al Bell Lab- by the Hightslown First Aid Squad. Tho union liad set a strike dead- Army Engineers will hold a Crossword Puzilo 17 daughters Sally, \A, nnd Peggy, Gnllowny Township. The driver, oratories, Holmddl, ho attended lino for 12:01 a.m. Sunday, but public hearing Thursday at 10 IMIIorlnli 6 about Hi, of 1155 Thaokery Or,, Terry L. Ilcrtzhcrg, 24, of West City College, Now York City. A Troopers Frank Sheppard ond a.m. In (he Great Knll of (he Herblock fj West Millinfiton, ami Dennis Dlck- Berlin, was hospitalized. momber of the co'linty committee, ~~Reai Eslalc and Insurance Richard O'Leary reported the car N.Y. Chamber of Commerce, Movie Timetable 12 erson, 33, of !)S Rosevcrc La., Pciins'villc — Mr.i. Irene Atkin- he is a Marine veteran nnd fnth Classes forming. Ashury Park was going north when It left th« 65 Liberty St., for tho principal Obituaries 2 Morristown, wore killed Sunday son, 72, "of Shell Rd., Pcnns er of two children. He is n mem road, struck a malioox and con- Business College. 775-4750, 531- purpose of obtaining Informa- Sylvia Porter f) ht in a collision on Kt. '.!H7. Grove, died In Salem County Me- HT of Holy nimily Catholic 0460. — Adv. tinued on until It careened Into tion about damages Incurred hy Sporls M-15 l'eggy illed In St. Chirr's Hos- morial Ilo.'ipilnl Sunday, nine Church. ' , a four-foot ditch. The mayor llaufrcwaro Sale pleasure boa Is, and other*, due Slock Market 1 pital, Dcnvillc, mi hour after be- hours"ntler her car skidded into The GOP Kas ntlt yet announced who was the lone occupant of At the Thrift nnd Consignment (Rencountering floating debris Successful Investing 4 ng admitted and the others it parked imto on Hook ltd. Hi Township Ofmtnittco candi- the car, w«i thrown ggalnit the fhop, 70 Monmouth St. Tuesday In the New York-New Jersey Television were announced dead at the Pas.wic—Mrs. Maria Panzario, dates. right front door, where nil luid March 3. — Adv, harbor waters. Women'i News 84) scene. Police said Dickorson's car (See FATALITIES, Pago 2) Tho Republicans will chooso Stephen J. FlUrdl •truck the window, pollc* Mid. ffaA 2, 1964 BED BASKJECISTgR Weather lettleiiiejit Hmt Jemy: Piir today after] etrJy morning cioudiacM aad I Births •*•] over ffirttmn pot in Accident New Jersey up ioiijfc*, rh»ate WTCMOPATTEWON A*MY HollHttM. MM. 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MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1964 or the wrong thing — to do. Random House had sent the first, copy of a BISHOP book of mine, "A Day in the Life of President Kennedy," and the book has no pretensions Toward Better Police Work to greatness, but I was driven by the feeling that the first copy — the very first copy — should go to the Responsible citizens should have unfamiliar with the technicalities of President's parents. a deep sense of appreciation for the law enforcement work. Good instruc- But suppose it saddened them? It shouldn't, be- wise advice that has come from tion will give each a sense of respon- cause it concerns one of the ]ast happy days of his sibility and a knowledge about the Thomas L. Yaccarino, assistant life: October 24th, 1963. But suppose? A book can be law and its limitations. a sharp blade, a storehouse of tortured memories; it prosecutor in Monmouth County, Mr. Yaccarino also supports de- can make the heart as buoyant as a bird, or fill it with regarding needs to properly train lead. Suppose ... » cisions by high courts in the nation persons engaged in police work. Cer- Kelly recalled that the President's wife had a deep and state that indicate a change in affection for her father-in-law. "Just love him!" she tainly, municipal officials should the loosely-drawn search and seizure had said. Her face radiated an almost childish joy make every effort to see that such formula be made in the interests both whenever the name of Joseph Kennedy Sr. came up. a program is carried forward. of municipal and public protection. Maybe then, it would be proper to present the first It is his contention that police must copy to Joe. and Rose. Maybe. Mr. Yaccarino, speaking last The 'Ambassador' Leads the Clan . week before the Monmouth Munici- have good reason for suspecting any person is guilty of crime before is- Sam drove through the back entrance and up the pal Association, reminded the elected lot toward the sea. We followed him out of the car and officials that they have two responsi- suing arrest warrants. Unless a po- walked through a couple of kitchens ,at the_bacjf en- bilities in this regard. One is to ap- liceman is ready and able to give trance and around to a den off the living room. There, point competent persons to the po- sworn testimony in support of that on an odd chair, Rose Kennedy sat facing her husband. reason, serious difficulties may arise. These Pays; She was small and pert and bird-like, as you knew she lice departments. The other is. to see Would be. This woman has such enormous faith in God that each is properly trained and Mr. Yaccarino stressed the point that William S. faulty police work can make success- and her church that it almost insulates her from grief. qualified for public duty. He called Stealing Republican thunder? Joe, whose friends call him the ambassador, sat in attention to pleas by Vincent P. ful prosecution, of guilty persons im- White By, JOHN CHAMBERLAIN a big chair facing the candy stripes of sunlight coming Keuper, the'county prosecutor, that possible. "The wheels of justice don't WASHINGTON — There is fear through the window. His head was bent forward, his turn on a wheel of fortune," he said. in Washington that President hands were curled on his thighs. He wore plaid shorts all appointees be required to com- ( Before this year's political campaigning is through Charles de Gaulle is about to en plete a course of study either in the 'We must know what we are do- the uses of a loyal opposition are bound to be tested ter yet another theater of world and his legs were tan from short trips on his boat • He ing." That makes sense. as never before in our history. And it is at least a rea- crisis brandishing the non-power had sustained a cerebral hemorrhage, and it has de- Monmouth County Police Academy of France to the grave harn of sonable speculation that the Republicans, by prodding prived him of a lot of locomotion and speech, but he or some other approved institution. The assistant prosecutor Aalso Western Allied interests. President Lyndon Johnson to action on foreign policy Interviews given to French can make himself understood and his mind is sharp. Even an appointee who, otherwise, called upon more municipalities to will lose the election in the course of journalists by President Makarios The ambassador always was, and is, the leader of may be considered reliable cannot of Cyprus are taking the line that set up Juvenile Conference Commit- saying the country and their own souls. De Gaulle would be the ideal the Clan Kennedy. He's the boss, like most Irishmen qualify as competent until proper tees through which approaches can Barry Gbldwater had a presenti- mediator of the desperately dan- who make it the hard way. In his youth he was tough, ment of the probable future when he gerous quarrel involving Cyprus' merciless, a dancer, a playboy, a raconteur, a business- training is absorbed. be made to young persons who are rival Greek ana new "mini take away tax breaks we have from interfering in Southeast Asia And the Tears Came opportunism-that-Barry^Goldwater andthejrest oithg iincom_ e. ta•.„x rates—bu,»»,_wt that'*..•s. jusi.,-t muin...standard'5ifJSaoi1"the fa- had irrthe'past."-"% ; ' -— with Ms cl|mprs for ..".neutoliza- Rose sat with her hands composed in her lap. The 1 part of the story. The law al- miliar 10 per cent standard deduc- For instance, if you have been Republicans both deride and dread. tion. ' It therefore follows, in the book was placed on the ambassador's knee. He looked so includes important new tax tion. This new minirftum stand- itemizing your personal deduc- nightmarish but unavoidable non- down at the figure of his son, and his beautiful daugh- breaks and significant "loophole- ard deduction actually will give tions instead of taking the stand- Necessity to Stall logic of today,.that powerlessness closing" need not deter him from interfer- ter-in-law wearing a white lace inantilla, and little Caro- pro- about 1.5 million lower bracket ard deduction, you know that you Those who knew Johnson have all along assured visions. families a 100 per-cent federal have been entitled to deduct your ing in'Cyprus. line and John-John. He looked hard, and th.e lower lip us that the man is "incapable, of a Munich. I have never millions income tax cut. casualty losses which weren't re- Already, he has publicly crit- began to tremble. Then the tears came, silently and you, the tax As another indication of the tax imbursed by insurance. If, say, aken him'for an appeaser myself. But, like any pro icized the Cypus constitution, the breaks will sporadically. They dropped on the bare thigh and I breaks in the new law, a 65-year- you p^id $5d to repair an auto oundly political personage, Johnson is perfectly cap- attempted nullification of %vhich mean* savings or older person can now sell his fender damaged in a collision, by Makarios is precisely the knew at once I had done the wrong thing. f far more val- able of letting an issue "go over" until an election prob- cause of the trouble there. Al- house without paying any capital you could deduct the $50. You His wife took the book, and read the inscription. uable than the gain on the prof it—up to a certain won't be able to take this deduc- em is solved. Without being an appeaser, Johnson ot*- ready, there are signs that De tax rate cuts. limit. This can benefit the 65-year tion any longer as a result of the ibusly hoped before the Guantanamo and Panama Gaulle needs only a formal "in- "Thank you," she said. "You're very kind to think of To others, the di*~older seller of a house far 1964 tax law. ' vitation" from Makarios to go us." I turned away because no man wants to be so-called loop- more than the tax rate cuts. crises to stall, off consideration of foreign problems un- galloping into the Cyprus affair hole - closings The 1964. tax law is creating an il a "peace and prosperity" campaign had carried him with all the destructive irrespon- watched by another when he surrenders to grief. Mrs. , PORTER -will be rough entirely new tax benefit in the sibility already shown in his Kennedy took us into the4>ig beamed living room. We form of income averaging. This riumphantly into pffice on his own. news — cutting down and even meddling in Southeast Asia. saw the portraits of kings and queens and popes. At wiping out your savings from CARMICHAEL Weak will offer tax advantages Events have robbed the President,of his trust that to anyone with a sharply fluctu- The basic position in Cypru the far window, she pointed to an empty swimming the rale reductions. he Communists would leave him alone until after next is this: Makarios, with Soviet ating income— and it won't matter pool with a rim of white concrete around it. "They all Here's a brief summary of the whether your income is from sal- November. And the Republicans have naturally leaped encouragement, is attempting to new law to guide you to a prof- .destroy the rights of the minor- grew up right there," she said. aries, comnvssions, sale of mer to the attack. It was only human nature for Johnson itable understanding of what's chandise, dividends, • interest or ity Turkish Cypriots which Brit- ahead for you. to grumble about "bellyachers," for no oneiikes to be tain, Greece and Turkey — all The pool was empty. The surface was still and ' a even short-term capital gains. First, individual tax rates re •It is giving exceedingly val- deprived of the chance for a royal progression to vic- of whom are our allies in the blue. In her eyes, they were still there, Joe pushing reduced in .every bracket from North Atlantic Treaty Organiza uable tax breaks to persons 65 tory. But the President's reaction to the Guantanamo (Continued on Page 7) the lowest to the highest in two years of age or older—via a new tion — have formally underwrit- steps. The lowest tax rate is retirement credit provision and testing" was_Just vigorous enough to take the sting ten. falling from 20 per cent in 1963 a liberalization of the medical out of some of Goldwater's and Nixon's speeches. He also wants to recant on a to 16 per cent this year to 14 per 1960 treaty which, in establish- expense deduction, in addition to And on the subject of Viet Nam, enough Demo- cent in 1965. The highest rate the clauses on selling of' homes ing the independence of Cyprus, 1s falling from 91 per cent in 1963 and the new minimum standard crats followed the lead of Senator Tom Dodd of Con- allowed Britain, Greece and Tur- to 77 per cent this year and to 70 deduction. There are changes necticut to make it apparent that Senate Majority key to send in troops if neces- per cent in 1965. Rates for cor sary to preserve the peace be- covering sick pay, employee eader Mike Mansfield was not speaking for the party porations also are being reduced group life insurance, child care tween the Greek and Turkish in two steps. For corporations expenses. She dividend exclusion when he mentioned the possibility of "neutralization" Cypriots. He wants no Western with net income up through $25,-'| and crcd't, employee movinp ex- in Southeast Asia. troops 'or peace-keeping but rath- 000, the rate is dropping from 30 penses. All mentioned in this re- er United Nations troops—a ma- per cent in 1903 to 22 per cent port and others will be explained Painful, But Pleasant neuver which would bring in 190-1 and 1905. For corpora- in this series. squarely into Cyprus along the tions with a net of,over $25,000, For a while it looked as if the Johnson Administra- One important warning before vital southern flank of NATO. the rate on the portion over $25,- tion might be willing to think about carrying the war Nikita Khrushchev of the Soviet 000 is dropping from 52 per cent you concentrate on the 1964 law. When you fill out jpur 1963 re- against the Communist threat in Southeast Asia into Union, acting on Cue, has already In 1983 to 50 per cent in 1WM to 48 'warned" against a Western "oc- per cent in 1965. turn, completely forget this law. North Viet Nam itself. This was the "toughest" sugges- It does not apply to your 1963 re- cupation" of Cyprus, notwith- Withholding Taxes tion since Richard Nixon, then Vice President, advo- standing that the West has a Second, withholding taxes col- turn which you are to file by ^pril 15. cated U.S. intervention to help the French hold North manifest treaty right and a mam lected from your pay by your test duty to prevent the civil war employer are being reduced with- The 1964 law applies to your Viet Nam at Dienbienphu some 10 years ago. It would toward which Makarloi Is head- in a few days from the old rate business and personal affairs in involve attacking fin enemy's "privileged..sanctuary," a ing. of 18 per cent to 14 per cent. A 1004 nnd will be reflected in this t later column will show you pre- year's lax return which you will conceptioi n which ^ Jif.s been, left out of our gentlemanly How Gem-mi De Gmille could persuade himself that nil this Is cisely how much more take-liomr file by April 15, 19(15. theory of fighting non-gentlemen ever since Harry Tru- pay there will lip in your pay Tomorrow: Your lake-homi1 •ithiv his business or his re- :ponsil>ility, sintc France had envelope from now on. p»y. man, in the one big blot on an admirable career, re- Third, there arc Ihe provisions lothini; 'in do with settinR up I moved General MacArthur from his^ command in Korea. which wiil (jive you new tnx lyprus and has not the slightest Kvprijladrs National "Park is Th;it Lyndon Johnson may be coming around I,-) n •Mention t lick the Communists provided that they ore (SpteM W 6* lUfWtr) the iwJi.ca.ted thingi to do. in this sense politics does . _ YCHtK — A huacfa I Indeed "*toj> ftt the water's edgfc/' r •utplciout detective led to the arraignment of two men on If we do cease hut policy of vacillation in foreign targes of stealing more than affairs, Nixon and Goldwater will be intellectually and •100 In personal property from ichtrd Banson of 61 Judith Rd., morally vindicated. But Johnson, as the architect of a ittle Silver. change, would be able to say that the shaft was entirely Police said the suspects were seized last week »s they were in consonance with, his own Texas character. People, ibout to enter the home of one in the event of a shift, would thank Barry Goldwater — them at each carried a suit Extra Interest Days ase. and vote for Lyndon. On Your Savings Account At Banson left the car at a park- It pains me, as a conservative, to have to say this. ig spot at 166th Street and Broad But I would settle for any President who has the will FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL fay in Upper Manhattan, accord tig to police. to defeat the Communists. Dtposlts Mad* on or Bafor* March 10th The suspects allegedly forced Earn Interest from March 1st spen a vent window with a screw Iriver and removed the luggage White ohtaining clothing and other per (Continued) onal property, and headed down iwn. a» distinctly possible. For the non-power of De Gaulle France They just entered the building is accompanied these days by the ;t 300 West En

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Ueil Hospital Service Plan of New Jersey AMtmU'S DIPINDABU 1000 MERCHAM1 SIMCI US' PLAID Trariten NEWARK Camd.n •TAMPS Prlc«i effective Monday and Tuwday, March 2nd and 3rd In Super MarkeU and Self-Servlte Slow Only In Northern New Jer»ey, Orange and Reckland Countitt. All Tobacoo Product*, Fresh Milk and Alcoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offer. sZ-HmiMf, Mt&t 2. 1964 RED BANK REGISTER || Oceanport PTA Unit I Gives Life Membership I OCEANPORT — Mr«. Thomas *ry, and chairman of various • N Ross an active member of committees/ She is presently • ' • • _ ._ , „« chairman of character and spir- • the Monmouth County Counat of jtual ^^ and an active par. • Parent-Teacher Associations lor ticipant in the campaign to re- • 25 years, was presented a life turn prayer and Bible reading in • membership in the New Jersey the schools. . • Coneress of Parents and Teach- Mr, and Mrs. Ross have lived • umgress " " .. rvcannnrt at 28 Wolfhill Rd., Oceanport, • ers recently by the Oceanport ^ 32 ^ ^^ daughterfare • PTA. Mrs John.Fredenherg and Mrs. B Mrs. Ross, mother of two getSy Emurian. I daughters and grandmother of • four, has been a member of the i J If X • Oceanport associaUon since short- (y] Q pX 1(113111 I ly after it was founded in 1931. • The presentation of a life me|n- I n -. i.!_ _ J • bership pin and certificate was |S DdpTIZ6G • ^° -%KX in ^ RUMSON - Andre. Clinton | school by Mrs. John N. Franks, Ma« «K-week-old wn of Mr. former PTA president and pres- and Mrs. Charles David Marx, «nt secretary of the Oceanport " B^llevue Ave. and grandson Gramma' Scd. °f Mr- and Mrs David H. Marx, Mrs Ross has served as vice Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury, was president of the County Council baptized in Holy Cross Catholic i of PTAs, corresponding secre-Church recently, J. " .: —*-£ — The infant is the great-grand- _ n j son of Mrs. Charles B. Aber, also . CdSter rarade of Shrewsbury. j U K A U 00 Msgr. Joseph T. Casey, former -^ MarCn LI pastor of St. James Catholic ASBURY PARK — The Gov- Church, Red Bank, and now of 1 ernor Richard J. Hughes Trophy, Saored Heart, Bay Head, per- Tw and the City of Asbury Park formed the ceremony. Fe plaque will go to top winners in Godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Na the annual Fashion Promenade Joseph T. Gauss of Shrewsbury. 5/( on the Boardwalk here Easter A buffet supper for family and U. Sunday, March 29. friends was held in the home me Plans' for the 29th annual event, of the parents. - tia which attracts 200,000 spectators - ! BED BANK REGISTER M©n%, M«df 2, 19M-9 British Correspondent to Close Lecture Series jtED BANK— Tim mta Scouts' RoundAJp of " Zone,' l/i, Jtmet A, RoboUoni, Fair Utyta, and lahe ersons at Blue Moon Inn Thurs- tricia Mets, Karen Slover, Lil- vestiture meeting in Hariet Ward Ave., Rumson, will be hosts lay. Charles Mills is chapter lian Sorenson, Bonnie Truax, Ja ichool. at a luncheon in their liome fol- chairman. net Van Houten, Maureen Young Also elected were Patti Pelo, lowing the lecture In honor of and Elizabeth Hovan. vice president; Karen Ruger, the celebrated Mr. Cooke. Some Ed Sharp of Neptune spoke on Prizes were awarded to the Allstalr Cooke .he necessity of financial support treasurer, and Denise MdCor- of the invited guests include Jules three best cookie salesgirls, Lil- mick, scribe. Plangere, of the Asbury Park or the Goldwater headquarters lian Sorenson, Kathy Mr. Cooke is probably best n the process of being established Donnelly Invested into the troop were known fof his production of the Press; Dr. James Whitehead, di- and Elizabeth Hovan. Patti Pelo and Cheryl Lee rector of the Monmouth Museum; he new site is located in the television program "Omnibus." 'ormer Kimberly Furniture build' Thompson. Refreshments were Dr. Lionel Wnlford, director of NEW TROOP For his work he won the Sylvania ng on the Asbury Avenue Cir., A STARCHED YELLOW UNIFORM goes along with every maid from Mrs. Eve Hur- served after the ceremonies. the Marine Biological Laborato- RED BANK — The newly-or- gnd Look Magazine awards, as md is scheduled to open March well as television's highest honor, ries In Sandy Hook; Dr. John ley's Rent-A-Maid Service in Red Banlc. Mrs, Hurley right, opened her novel agency ganized Brownie Troop 393 held .0. , THINKING DAY (tie. Emmy award. Kinney, superintendent of schools, a month ago and it "just grew overnight." Posing with the brand new executive is an investiture service recently in Rumson; Marcus Daly, Mon- March 10 is also the date set COLTS NECK - Girl Scout .He is even ' more famous Donald J. Burke, West Long Branch, president of Rent-A-Maid franchises, and Mrs. the River Street School auditori- mouth County freeholder, and or the next meeting ol the local im. Thinking Day was observed by' abroad, however, for his unique Mrs. Daly; S. Travers Neidlin- :hap.ter, at 8 p.m. This meeting Burke. troops of the Colts Neck Neigh- Interpretations of the U.S. to the Girls invested were Sandra All- cer of Leonardo; Edgar B. Blake 'ill be held in the new head- good, Robin Cagle, Janseia borhood recently^in the parish British. He started covering headmaster of Rumson Country uarters building. hall of the Reformed Church. American affairs for the London Fuller, Philmyra Heard, Donna Day School, and Mrs. Blake; Volunteers were signed up to Lewis, Celja Lyles, Linda Melvin The program included patriotic times in 1937, and for some 15 Miss M. Esther Bruce, librarian Mother of Two Turns Executive - years has been doing so for the man the new headquarters on a Gyle O'Brien, Kim Petitt, Mi songs by Brownie Troop 253 with of the Oceanic Free Public Li- Doreen Matthews announcing; .a Manchester Guardian. He is 6-hour, seven-day-a-week basis. RED BANK — A month ago leavy cleaning and floor waxing ctiele Richardson and Shirley Wil brary; Mrs. G. William Moore qualified employees to keep u] poem, "Ring Around the World," chief American correspondent for Mrs. Eve Hurley, a Little Silver f homes and office buildings. liams. president of the Junior Service with her expanding cleaning bus By Brownie Troop 704, and a the latter paper, and since 1938 housewife, opened her Rent-A- Mrs. Hurley's greatest problem The troop represented Japan a League; Mrs. Richard Hurd, 3d ness. Rent-A-Maid now service; Dutch dance by Brownie Troop has broadcast regularly over the Maid office at 22 West Front St ow she says, is securing enough the International Girl Scou Navesink, chairman of the Town Gardella Inc. private homes, churches, profes 418, wif.i Suanne Flock announc- BBC on U.S. affairs. Hall Lecture Series; Mrs. Willis A mother of two, she wondered sional an*d business offices, rea Thinking Day program held re centlv in the. Red Bank Method ing and Mrs. Stephen Zwolinskl ,At present, he.is producer and M. Sisson, Fair Haven;- Mr. and f she had invested her money estate agencies and motels. ist Church and also participated accompanying on the piano. Has Plans wisely. "Most of our business is baset Patients in the Girl Scout District Ar Today she reports the business Junior Scout Troop 539 present- 1 upon recommendations from our^ Show Friday in Christ Church believed to be the first franchised ed a flannel-graph display on For Building customers and from advertis- Shrewsbury" "The Meaning of the World Pin" To Describe 'Project Hope lompany offering a complete per- To Serve ng," Mrs. Hurley says. The com- SEA BRIGHT Three new The troop is headed by Mrs.and sang "Our Chalet," and Ju- RED' BANK — Mrs. Lester A man of the advisory committee sonalized maid, cleaning and pany pays salaries, provides stores may grace Ocean Ave. i waxing service anywhere, is William Fuller, leader; Mrs. Raynior Scout Troop 515 held a pin- Mount, wife of a surgeon win for neurology and neurosurgery As Panelists ransportation for the maids, in- Allgood, assistant leader, and ning ceremony for girls who had served aboard the hospital shir. for Project Hope and a member Gardella, Inc., plans go through. thriving. sures and bonds all employees MARLBORO — Four patients Mrs. Monroe Cagle, commute earned their World Pins. A choral Hope, will speak on "Projec of the New York Committee. Councilman John Forsman said "The business just grew over- and guarantees the service. Mrs. ill serve as guest panelists at a reading of the life of- Juliette Hope" here Wednesday at a Mrs. Mount has accompanied riday night that the operator night," Mrs. Hurley reports Hurley also provides clean yel- meeting ol the Marlboro Hospital Low, founder of scouting, wai luncheon meeting of the Women' her husband on voyages of th of Gardella's Market will raze "With very little publicity othei low uniforms for each girl. given by Brownie Scout Troop Association of the Presbyteria Hope and has lectured to church a vacant building at Ocean Ave. than ads in The Red Bank Regis- Auxiliary Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. The company is a member of COURT OF.HONOR in the Nurses' Lounge here. SHREWSBURY — Three mem 663 and donations were made by 'Church at 12:30 p.m. in the groups, schools, women's club: and Church St., and construct a ter, 1 now employ 25 people he Red Bank Community Cham- all the scouts to the World "Patient Government at Marl- bers of Boy Scout Troop 250 wer< church.' and other organizations In th< milding which would house forei steadily,." ber of Commerce. Friendship Fund. boro" will be the topic of discus- advanced to first class at a re: Mrs. Mount Is the wife of Dr. New York metropolitan area. itores. The office also recently began One call came for service re- ion. Mrs. Morton . Winer, Red cent Court of Honor-jj-held in th Lester A. Mount, associate pro- Mayor Frank Van Duzer laudei hiring njen to service calls fo cently from Long Island. Rent- fessor of neurosurgery at the 3ank, is program chairman. PresTjyferian Church. They are the proposal. He added that he A-Maid's services, however, don't Michael Honkonen, Jeffrey Lari- College of Physicians and Sur The patients are presidents of quite stretch that far yet. geons, Columbia University. Dr, They Watch hopes the Board of Adjustment Stork Shower he government association in mer and Richard Ovestrud. Awards also were presented to Mount,' who served aboard thi will see the plan in a Javorabli BELFORD-Mrs. Walter Ferry, their respective county units. Dr. itephen Bartosh, Ray Coryell, S. S. Hppe In Peru, is now chair- light if a variance is needed. Atlantic Highlands, was guest ol Declan O'Scanlon of the hospital Doctors Kenneth Kokoma and Jeffrey honor at'a stork shower recently taff will be a guest. Patients To Select It was not revealed which type Davis. of stores would be located in thein the home of Mrs. Donal' will explain how "the government League Slates At Work Stull, Hopping- Rd. Mrs. Edwan perates. Auxiliary members will Guest speaker was Walter planned structure. Courses At Bouffard, scout district repre- By CECELIA LYNETT Elia, Port Monmouth, wpi earn at first hand how patients deal with problems in the sentative. Two Sessions PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Se- hostess. cottage. for. . . M1DDLETOWN - Richard W lected high school pupils—both All-Seasons Smart Attending were Mrs. Joan Gap- Regional Seuflert, business administrato Mrs. W. Laird,Freeman, Free- ELECTION • Drapariai boys and girls—who are consid- ratano, Mrs. Shirley Bahr, Mrs. NEW SHREWSBURY ,- Ap- • Slipcover! for Middletowrt Township, will be : hold, chairman of Vanity Fair PORT MONMOUTH — Mrs. ering medicine as a «areer, car Walter, Ferry, Sr.f Mrs. Georgi proximately • 350 prospective Bet)ipr«adt • Blinds the speaker at two meetings this Printed Pattern '.hop for needy women patients Frieda' Winklemann' was elected watch doctors at work In oper- Wollcott, Mrs. Nelson Roberts, freshmen will be selecting their Shadat • Curtain* week of the League of Womei reported at last week's board president of Hie Scout Mothers of ating rooms and research lab: Mrs. Elizabeth Bowker, Mrs Monmouth Regional High School Complete Installation Sarvita Voters of Middletownr meeting that volunteers distribut Boy Scout Troop 88 at a meet- k at Hahnemann Medical Collegi Ivalou Archer, Mrs. Hermai courses during th,e first two • The evening group will mee' ed 517 articles of clothing to 130 ing Thursday in the Port Mon- SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE and Hospital. Roos, Mrs. Howard Busz, Mrs weeks in March. tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in th Raymond Vasquez, and Mrs, patients in the past month. For mouth Fire House. 747 - 4422 The innovation Is the idea According to Paul J. Roos .home of Mrs. Paul E. Oppen Frank Kakol. he same period, the Esquire Mrs. Leonard Moon was elect- heimer^ Claridge Dr. The morn Dr. Victor P. Satinsky,, who be- shop foreman, under the direc- guidance director, this is the ended vice president; Mrs. Robert ing unit-will rtveet^ Wednesday in lieves that "exposure for a ca- Also, Mrs. Virginia Hoffman, ion of William F. Cogan, Little of a program which started early Runge, secretary, and Mrs. Paul Leeds Hall, Kings Hwy,. Baby sit reer choice should be at tht Mrs. Richard Bezanson, Mrs, Silver, gave out 353 items to 76 in the year. Mr. Roos and hisLudlow, treasurer. Committee ting will be provided at the mom high school level"—even if, ir John Grande, Mrs. Michael Guer- patients. associates visited the Tinton Chairmen are Mrs. Robert Drake, ing1 meeting. some cases, it involves watch neri, Mrs. John Perillo, Mrs, Falls and Eatontown elementary chaplain; Mrs, Leonard Grabow- Bobbie Parker, Mrs. Louis Guer- Mrs. Richard Swason, Mid- •The talks by Mr. Seuffert oi ing the birth of a baby. schools to brief students about sky, and Mrs. John Downes, so- riero, Mrs. Jerome Carr, Mrs dletown, reported that auxiliary the high school and its courses cial chairman; Mrs. Martha hit role in the local governmen The program for teenagers Is olunteers gave 593 hours of serv- offered at the college and hos- James.Perruso, Mrs. Edwin C, Tests were administered to de- Runge, good and welfare; - Mrs. are a part of the continuing Beam, Mrs. Thomas Thompson ice in January. study by the league of the Middle pital for 10 weeks each sum- termine mental, reading and ver-Ro"bert Runge, publicity; Mrs. Daily 9 to 5:30; Fri. 'HI 9 Mrs. Ronald Szurek, Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Harry A. Pujals, Rumson town form of government, mer. Satinsky is an associatf bal and non-verbal abilities of Joseph Malizewski, Mrs. Peter 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury professor of research on hean Szurek, Mrs. Bobbie Parker, presided at a tea given for stu-the students. The boys and gids Berles and Mrs. Grace Meyer, question and answer period wil Misses Noreen Ward and Kare follow Mr. Setiffert's remarks surgery at the hospital. dent nurses recently. She an received & brochures of courses trustees. Szurek. • nounced that a second perform- available. Next, the parents Mrs. Oppenheimer is chairman In the two years since it wa: Mrs. Gene Reardon, Sr., At- of the resource committee on lo ance of the circus will be open student and guidance counselor lantic Highlands, and Mrs. Ed- introduced the program hai td the piftlic May 27 at a mini- will hold a conference. cal government. proved highly successful. mund Schmidt, Leonardo, were Peddie Mothers mum price to defray expenses. Mr. Roos said study of the re-made honprary members. Plans Visitors are welcome at botl Typical 01 the participants' This is the second year the aux meetings. Information may be ob sults of the tests given, plus con- for a Father and Son dinner in reaction is the enthusiasm oi Plan Luncheon iliary has sponsored this even sideration of tests and report April, a spring cake sale and a tained {rornMrs. Edwin Dobson Nancy Oriol, 17, a senior al HIGHTSTOWN — Plans for thi or patients on the grounds of the membership chairman. cards accumulated during the alumni dinner in the fall were Philadelphia High School foi Peddie Mothers Associatioi hospital. elementary years, help the guid- discussed for members of Troop Girls, spring luncheon and fashion shov ance counselor advise the paren 88.. • •"•'-, COUNSELING She finds that "having a su- planned for March 7 have beer and child. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul iLud- announced by Mrs. Jack Levin Two Speakers tdi PUBLIC SPEAKERS perior who talks to you as an The student may select one o Iow~, Mrs. Robert Drake and Mrs. 95 West Main St., Freehold, gen OCEAN GROVE - Miss Irene equal Is a great feeling. You seven general patterns: acide Mary Landmesser. eral chairman. World spoke on "Time In Our CORRECTIVE SPEECH can disagree if you want to, an mic, engineering, scientific, sec- 9412 The luncheon will be held ir Hands Is Power" at a recen sometimes you're even right!' t retarial, general business, techni- LEADERSHIP SPEECH COURSES the faculty-senior dining room a meeting of residents of the Ban- The program grew out of Sa- WAIST 2A"-32" cal or home economics. How COLTS NECK — The responsi- . FOR CLUBS & BUSINESS the school.'Preceding the lunch croft Taylor Rest Home here. tinsky's Saturday laboratorj ever, in a single curriculum bility of today's youth for tomor- eon,\thene will be a "Rendezvous Miss Esther Parks, a missionary volunteer project. school, such as at Monmouth Re- row's leadership was the subject RED BANK SPEECH CENTER in thd Fireplace Room of Wilson teacher on furlough from Seoul, The pupils would come in Sat- gional, the student may elect to of" a talk to Cub Scouts of. Pack . 747-3563 urday mornings, help around Hall, where refreshments will be Korea, also addressed the group served. take any course. 153 by John Bolte, Monmouth the lab, and learn to assist Sa- Dr, Clara Nutting, a new mem County assistant scout executive. At 2 p.m.. a'sprfrig fashion show ber of the home, was introduced. Bernard Loigman, Marvin F. 100% Re-Built tinsky in his research project Mankowitz and Benedict J. Tri Mr.- Bolte spoke at the pack's at Hahnemann. will be presented by Cy Philips Dr. Nutting retired recently from Something Style Shoppa of Main St., Free- gani, with Mr." Roos, form the annual Blue and Gold Banquet Riverside General Missions hospital work held recently at the Naval Am- More He decided to expand the pro hold, and Beach Haven. Profe: in China and Rhodesia. high school guidance team. They Engines gram as a summer experienc sional models from the Joy Edel work with Mrs. Barbara Aaron munition Depot, Earle. Than Just after conducting additional re guidance director, and Charles Master of ceremonies was Cub- I Ch»v. « '42-61 OM m^>i stein Agency of A*ury Park wil search projects and includin display new spring styles. Com Party .Tomorrow Lanza, principal, in Eatontown master Herbert R. Zander, who a Bottle of )88 formal classroom lectures. mentator will be Gary Bowen For Sisterhood and Robert I. Price, principal, in paid special tribute to the pack's Milk "The Hahnemann faculty was SKIRT the seasons successfull; speech and drama instructor Tinton Falls. Den Mothers for their leadership MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — and sacrifices. very co-operative," Satinsky re- —sew (his sporty front-wrap ii the Peddie School. isterhood of Temple Shalom wil calls. "The college council sel sheer wool for spring, cottoi Among those assisting Mrs Others attending included May- PURITAN hold a demonstration party to Operator Retires or George Handzo, Kenneth Stick up the curriculum and practical- poplin or denint for summer fun Levin is Mrs. Martin R. Brousel morrow at 8:15 p.m. in the Strath MILK CO. Very easy. RED BANK — Mrs.'Helen W ley, neighborhood commissioner tivertlita ' B n g i n a ly all the department heads par 25 Monument St., Freehold, tabl more FJementary School kinder 'ill* becauso ft part tlcipated in the lectures." Printed Pattern 9412;- Misses' decorations. Shelly of Pine Tree Mobile Vil- of Cub Scouts, and Charles Crom 747-0686 Guarantee. If ro-man- garten room. lage, Rt.'35, Eatontown, has re-er, representative from local Fire ifftoturaci nsneiuMy After completing two sum Waist Sizes 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 33 Mrs. Andrew Sackerman, ways »f tlm nitaembly IK 4-inch fabric. Broad Street 'Inn or <.

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Senior mepterchip '* Death Meant Escape From terror for town»hip youth* Jr *vail»bt* DENNIS THE MENACE "By Township'* PAL for tfaoM 14 to 1* yew* et a*t. RARiTAN TOWNSHIP - The TOUR BEIA LAB Police Athletic League hta re- ceived iu charter from the state. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Shel- The Horror of Auschwitz don Rachlin, 49 Fteetwood Dr., Named officers for the organi- FRANKFURT, Germany (AP; aboard the trucks that took them they arrived," the 60-year-old for- the children were riot screaming zation are William Sparks, di- a senior at the high school, rep- —A former Auschwitz prisonei to the gas chambers without a mer inmate physician from It came from the" adults." rector; John Lunardo, assistant resented Raritan High on t visit testified Thursday child inmates whimper." Vienna 'old the court. Dr. Wolken said he asked a boy director; Roy Hilton, member of to Bell Telephone Laboratories, looked forward to their deaths in "They knew that their suffer- He said that on Jan. 21, 1944, about nine how he felt and the the board; Arthur Loring, at- Holmdel, last week. Eight local the Nazis' gas chambers "as a ing would soon be ended," he he heard horrible screaming boy answered: torney; Joe Bufano, member of high schools were represented in means to escape furtlier SS ter- said. from one of the camp's barracks 'I have no fear. Everything the board, and Donald Warren, the tour of the laboratories. ror." Dr. Wolken continued testimony "I went in to see what wa is so horrible. What, we have member of the board. Sheldon is the son of Mr. and A prosecution" witness at th he began last Monday. wrong and found a few adults anx already gone through is so awful a crowd of children waiting to be Also on the board are George Mrs. Milton Rachlin. war crimes trial of 22 former SS Children too jpung to work that whatever happens now can Paterson, James G. Brady and 'were usually killed shortly after led off to the gas," he said. "But (elite) guards and functionarie. not be much worse. It can only Marvin Oh'nsky, township' com- The St. Louis Cardinals com- at the'concentration camp, Dr. be better up there." mitteernen. piled the longest winning streak Otto Wolken said the children Sometime later a large group The PAL plans a roller skating in the National League tost sea- were so brutally treated b; of Czech children was brought party next month to kick off ac son. They won 10 straight in guards "they often climbed from Dachau concentration camp tivities. Junior membership is September. The Art near Munich to Auschwitz to be exterminated, he said. "Their leader was a 14-year-old boy who, when it came time to Science Shrinks Piles Of Learning climb aboard the trucks for the gas chambers, went from child to child, calming them down, telling New Way Without Surgery By LESLIE J. NASON them not to worry, that soon they would suffer no more." he said. Stops Itch-Relieves Pain Dr. Nason Professor of Education Dr. Wolken said the boy helped Kew York, N. T. (SpMUl) — For the •o thorough that illinn nidsj The solution to the problem ol first time science has found a new astonishing statements llkt "PU«» comparable to I. Q. is used. the smaller tots in his charge healing substance with the aston- have ceased to b« a probUml" rouping pupils properly must be 2. Learning habits successful in aboard the waiting SS trucks. ishing ability to shrink hemor- The secret Is a new healing sub- complex approach, based upon tihe field of scienpe are assured "As soon as he was^ finished rh.ids, stop-itching, and relie.ye stance (Bio-Dyne*)-diicor«rr ef] combination of things, even if by selecting students with high with that, he turned to the SS pain — without surgery. a world-famous research Institute. means reorganizing our school grades in a life science course. guards and shouted:, In case after case, while gently This aubitanc* It now araUabl* ystem. In addition, the previous science relieving pain, actual reduction In supp«ritory or ointmtut ftrm "You'll get what you deserve. (shrinkage) took place. under til* name Prtpanti— JW Past solutions have used single teachers recommendation for You'll croak just like us." MosSamailttg of all-resulUwtr* At all draf coaster*. riteria, only one aspect of a the fast section is required. The nearest guard, Dr. Wolken :hild's educational ability, in 3. Motivated students are se lontinued, then beat "that cour- REUSSILLES' ;rouping students, and almost all leoted by requiring formar writ- ageous boy to a bloody pulp be- lave failed. Whetiher we are for ten applications for the course fore throwing him up on the truck - 36 BROAD ST. r against this grouping does not Students must ask for the faster with the rest of his companions WEST RED BANK latter—mass education demands seotion with its added work. in suffering." FURNITURE CO. 4. Written parental approval is A woman juror covered her ill VORK GUARANTEED The practice for the past 30 required. Parents, teachers, and 'ace with a handerchief and KEYPORT, N. J. ears has been to group primar- students are in accord, at leasl sobbed. y by age. A more or less auto- at the start of the course. Dr. Wolken said that by 1944 264-0181 matic promotion system has been This grouping has proved high- so many thousands were being n vogue. It is easy to adminis- ly successful year after year. This killed daily at Auschwitz that the r. i- situation is, of course, a very camp's crematoriums could no This system, however, has se- special one and could be used longer handle the task of burning rious drawbacks. Teachers in the only in a large high school in an the bodies. Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. intermediate grades face a room area where students are predom- "The" SS guards finally were full of pupils of widely varying inantly college-bound. forced to dig huge trenches into backgrounds and learning rates. which they dumped the bodies This type of grouping is espec- and set them afire with gasoline." It Pays to Advertise in The Register The apt pupils are bored—i- University RAMBLER MEN repair service. ing, listening and handwriting, and his motivation or drive to learn—as well as how fast he We Have Everytiiing catches on to new ideas. Success- ful grouping should be based on for the these points. SWINGING TO The following example of suc- CAMERA FAN cessful grouping shows the way. In a Los Angeles high school, four criteria are used in the se- lection of students for a special DORN'S Photo Shop class in chemistry. Four Criteria 15 Wallace Street 1. Fairly ecjual capacities for Supplies and Equipment learning, speed of comprehension PART PRICES! and working speed are assured 747-2273 or 747-2274 by selecting students from the top 10 per cent. An index somewhat They're way below those of comparable Rambler models. Remember, too, that the Dart is a half foot longer than the Rambler. (You'll appreciate that extra trunk room!) £ P£STROY

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Lewii McGahey, Fair Haven Bernard G. Nicole+ti, Middletown Ed Krute, Fajr Haven r Douglas Downi, New Shrewsbury Mist Eve McGee, Red Bank Anson Ransom, Eatontown 'We'll have to pay it all back 'I'll keep the money circulating." 'The state will get it, 'It will stimulate the economy.' 'I'll use it for a trip next year.' 'The small amount won't make «t fhe year'* end.' one way or another.' much difference.' Most Folks Have Spending Plans for Tax Cut 'Bonus9

The extra money that will be found in pay envelopes be- Ed Kruse, of Fair Haven, a mechanic with Fred D. WAITING TO SEE Realtor Stanley K. Downs of Shrewsbury pointed out that ginning March 5 will, most of it, go right into the tills of Wikoff & Co., Red Bank, said he is waiting for his next pay "t think the state or social security or somebody will get since he is self-employed he will not see the difference 84 local merchants — food markets, clothing stores, furniture check to see what the added amount will be. it all back one way or another," he stated. quickly as those who get weekly pay checks. •hops, travel agencies — according to area residents queried t "I believe this move will stimulate the economy," he said. during the past weekend. "People will buy more houses, for one thing." The $11.5 billion dollar tax cut that became law Wednesday Miss Eve McGee of Red Bank, a waitress at the Old Union and will start to go into effect this week will reduce Individual House, said she will save the money and take a trip next Income taxes by an • average of 19 per cent — less in the year, "as far as it will carry me." middle income group and more in the lower and higher Miss Dolores Ferrogine of Red Band, a hairdresser at brackets. the Beauty Nook, Middletown Village, said: Few people have figured out exactly how much more "I'd like to buy clothes with the extra money, but it money the reduction in Uncle Sam's cut will add to their own will be so little each week that I'll probably just squander it, incomes. • .. " . and never know where it went. At any rate, there's no doubt Some have the rather depressed feeling that whatever in my mind that I'll spend it." extra money they get will somehow go for added taxes in SEES AMOUNT SMALL come other area. Lewis McGahey of Fair Haven, a clerk in Davidson's" Anson Ransom of Eatontown, manager. and buyer for Liquor Store, Red Bank said: Prown's variety store, Red Bank, said he feels the small PAY IT BACK? amount of money involved will not make much difference to the "I think the best thing to do with whatever extra money individual. I get will be to save it. We'll have to pay it all back at the end "I believe most of it willbe absorbed by Increased local of the year, 1 fear." and state taxes," he said. . A more typical response was that of Bernard G. Nicolletti Mrs. Paul M. Seleen of Red Bank, wife of a retired briga- . of Middletown,_a barber at Frank's barber shop, Red Bank. dier general of the U. S. Army, said the'extra money would "I'll get about $3 a week or so extra. I think I'll spend be invested. It, as the President said, and keep the money in circulation." Richard Jones of Elberon was one of the few people queried Alex Piniak, co-owner of the Old Village Inn, Red Bank, who knew to the cent how much extra he will get and pre- figures he will get about $5 a week more as a result of the cisely what he will do with it. tax cut. "I will put the money into additional insurance," he said, "I will surely spend It," he said. "I am a family man and Miss Dolores Ferrogine, Red Bank Richard Jones, Elberon Mrs. Paul M. Selsen, Red Bank "Since it is money I have never had before I will not miss it, and I feel this is the best thing to do with it." _2>~- the money will just naturally go for more of the same — more 'I'll probably just squander it.' 'Mine will all go right into 'The money will be invested.' food on the table, more clothes, more of the things families Mr. Jones is an insurance salesman fer the"Prudentlal buy." life insurance.' Insurance Co., Middletown office. $305,131 Budget Olid; Doctor Held Up, Robbed of District Oratory 1.75 Tax Rate Seen FREEHOLD — Police are in- vestigating the armed robbery SEA BRIGHT — The 1964 mu-a six-cent decrease. The school riday night of Dr. Jacob Lewis ContestTonight nicipal budget was adopted by tax is 51 cents, up seven cents; Borough Council Friday night. the county tariff is up three n front of his home at 47 Court NEPTUNE — High School stu- It reflects a $10,809 increase over cents, to 53 cents, and the six- St. dent orators, representing Burl- last year's figure.- cent rate for veteran and senior Dr. Lewis, reported to police The $305,131 total will require citizen exemptions Is applied for ington, Mercer, Camden, Ocean $124,719 to, be raised by taxation the first time this year due to that he received a call to a and Monmouth Counties, will and will create an estimated tax recent legislation. patient's home at about 9:15 p.m. compete tonight for the district rate,of $2:75 per $100 of property Opposes Pay Hike He said he went to his car and four championship of the Ameri- values. Arthur O. Axelsen, borough as- brushed the ice and snow from can Legion's Oratorical Contest. The tax rate is up 17 r.ents sessor and member of the Board his windshield and got into the over the 1963 rate. The $1.18 of Education, called for a $13,800 The contest will begin at 7:30 local purpose assessment reflects decrease in the police appropria- car. p.m. in the American Legion tion. He-said there is no need When he entered the car, the home on Gully Rd. for the proposed police pay doctor reported, a Negro man Miss Ann Danowitz, daughter Vocational raise, the addition of another pa- entered the car also and bran- of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dano- trolman and a second patrol car. dished a gun. The man took witz of 60 East Washington Ave., Mr. Axelsen added that the Dr. - Lewis' wallet, containing Atlantic Highlands, will represent School For borough is a resort community about $600 and personal papers Monmouth County as a result of and that if added police are and a book of blank prescrip- winning, a contest early in Feb- heeded, extra men may be hired tions. ruary. Miss Danowitz, 17, is a1 Raritan Seen in the summer. Police followed the man's foot- senior at the Star of the Sea RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Councilman John Forsman, po prints in the snow and theorized Academy in Long Branch. lice committee chairman, de that he entered a car about a possibility of a special vocational NEW RESCUE WAGON — President R. Barry Kamm, right, and John F. Kiel/, Jr., Charles Tice, chairman, re- school was discussed Friday at fended the 9 per cent pay hike. block from the crime scene and ports that the public may at- "If-you want police protection," of the Long Branch First Aid and Rescue Squad, display equipment on their brand escaped. the Board of Education meeting. tend. he said, "you have to pay for new rescue truck. The wagon was obtained through the effort* of a committee head- Contestants wil! deliver pre- The vocational school might go it-" ed by Mr. Kiely. Miss Ann Danowitz pared presentations of from eight beyond the high school level, ac- Mayor Frank 'Van Duzer N. Y. Buses to 10 minutes in length, on tho cording to R- Thomas Jannarone, added: "I defy anyone to show United States Constitution. This luperintendent of schools. It would me a policeman anywhere who is will be followed by three to 10 paid too much." Mrs, Thompson, 92, Today, Plans To Start Rolling Core Pickets minute extemporaneous speeches provide in-depth training in the $160 for Assessor on a specific aspect of the Con- •kills needed in. today's techno- ASBURY PARK - Buses of The mayor noted; that $40,000 Give Brookdale for County Park the Asbury Park-New York Tran- Home Of stitution. Prizes will be awarded logical age, he explained. was applied to the budget from sit Corp. began rolling this morn to the first, second, and third Mr. Jannarone said that many surplus funds to relieve the tax ing for the first time in 16 place contestants. burden. He said there Is,$29,750 LINCROFT - Mrs. Geraldine nounced that she hopes to leave conferred with county, officials a Councilman high school students are intelli weeks. The winner will compete for remaining in the surplus ac- L. Thompson, pioneer of social her 250-acre Brookdale Farm, number of times about donation the state championship, the Clif- ;gent enough but can not go to service in Monmouth County, will Lincroft Rd., to the county Board of the property for a park site Four passengers boarded the ASBURY PARK - The home count. and office of Dr. Henry Vaccaro, ford P. Case Trophy and a $500 celebrate her 92nd birthday to- of Freeholders for use as a chil- first bus from Asbury Park to college because of economic rea In calling for the budget cut, She said she hopes that facili- councilman since 1957, was scholarship in Trenton later this day. drens' park. New York City at 5:30, Ralph sons or personality causes. These Mr. Axelsen noted that the $160 ties can be provided at the future picketed Saturday by representa- monthT . increase he will get will be the On the occasion of her birth- Mrs. Thompson said she has park to keep children out of trou- Hoffman, general manager, said. individuals would profit from such day, Mrs. Thompson has an- Usually, between 12 and 20 pas- tives of the Monmouth,,,County first pay hike he has received in ble as they mature. Chapter of Congress of Racla t school, he claimed. 13 years. sengers rode that bus into New Freeholder Director Joseph C York, he said. Equality (CORE). Mrs. Morford^ Mr. Jannarone said ^uch a He said his salary will now be Irwin said the estate is beautifu ichool might be built in the town- $1,680 and that it should be at Mr. Hoffman said the com Dr. Vaccaro and Councilmen Woman Fair and that the county is gratefu Frank H. Rowland and Joseph ship with the aid of the county, least $2,000. for her thoughts on the subject, pany would "not have a count o Reappointed To and possibly the state. If enough the number of commuters who F. Mattice opposed the introduc- students in the township were After Head-on He said there are many use returned to the buses until later tion of an ordinance authorizing for the estate but tfcu definite not available to fill its classes, today. a $2,718,373 bond issue for the Election Board Post Office plans could not be formulated a individuals from neighboring com construction of a new Intermedi- TRENTON (AP) — Republican this time. The drivers' strike which kepi ate school at last Tuesday's coun munitles would bo eligible to at- Rt. 9 Crash State Chairman Webster B. Todd the buses off the road since Nov cil meeting. tend it. Bids Due MANALAPAN — Mrs. Mar^r- Mr. Thompson plans to cele- 19 was settled Thursday night. Friday announced appointment of :t Polletti, 63, of Brick Townsliip brate her birthday quietly with Expressing surprise that he six new county election board her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth T. is in fair condition in Fitkin should be singled out by the members and rcappointtnent of April 20 Babcod:, Woodbury, L I., and "a Held as Disorderly, pickets, who carried signs read- 15 others. Bicyclist, 8, Hospital, with injuries resulting few close friends. NEWARK — The Post Office After Crash Probe ing "Monmouth County CORE— The names of the GOP election from a two-car crash early Sun Mrs. Thompson is noted for he De Facto Segregation Must End,' board members were forwarded Department will receive bids In Collision day morning on Rt. 0. social and vvelfare work on fed' SHREWSBURY—William Fred Dr. Vaccaro said he voted agains to Gov..Richard J. Hughes for here April 20 for construction of Adkisson, Jr., 214 Front St., Red Mrs. Polletti, a passenger .n cral, state and county levels. the measure not because he was formal appointment. State law re- Bank, apprehended Saturday for a 2.2VI square-foot post office the cur driven by her ImSband, Aided by a fow friends, sho opposed to the school, but lie- quires the governor to appoint questioning in connection with a With Auto building in New Monmouth. James Polletti, Gc, Havann Rndio an- Moved his office for the prac tlon supplied by Red Bank po- Core chairman, Herman Robin- were mmle against Mrs. Do Sar- feet of parking men. Mr. Harper, 3!), received ;i cut nounced, The broadcast was mon- most games a University of Ken- tire of nllei'uy to the Medicn llco, Chief Mass said. son, deplores the "Inequalities of tucky basketball team had ln.it nt IKI. lloi'ed In Miami. The Now Monmmitli men ,is lip, but refused treatment, lie Arts Uuildlng, 601 Ornnd Ave., Chief Mass said Adkisson's w'lc educational opportunities in the was chnrgod with fulling to keep home until tho 1902.63 season Young Robert was taken to serviced by facilities in the home Asbury Park. — Advj lind reported to Red Bank ,JO1ICC city school system" nnd accuses was two. Hut the 1062-63 team Fitkln Hospital by the Wuniimns- right and with driving while in- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Hill- There's no Trick to Having Ex- f that his car hit a utility '•'certain city councilmen" of i lost tivo, one.by ono point In two sa First Aid Squad, where he toxicated. tra Cash. 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tmmi OMtUM — n NOISIA3131 HM /UVSKMT Behind the, Pelltteal Scenes EntenrArmy Allen-Scott Report The High Cost of Politicking Mine Disaster, or Nuckar Test Accident? Country Girls Are By WILLIAM HENbgRS'ON WASHIHGTOW — U. S. nuclear they were miners or nuclear Kir portedly vUited by mmmtm experts are thoroughly probing entists or storage technicians. high-ranking Riutian olftdill Monmouth County Republican and Democratic • Russian "mint disaster" to de- Intelligence has pin-pointed coal flown in from Moscow. Getting Scarce campaign contributors are facing the biggest "bite" in termine whether It was an atom- mines in the Vorkuta area, but U. S. detection of a Soviet nu- years.. And the grumbling has started. ic test—or an accidental nuclear most of these are now reported clear test in the ttmotpfcera BOYLE explosion. being used as storage areas for would rferte a grave policy ques- By HAL BOYLE First, loyal GOP party members will get out their atomic weapons for the Novaya tion for President Johnson. H« ' Specially-equippepyqpp d Samoa sat- Zemlya testing station. would have fe> decide whether the NEW YORK (AP)-Things a iver no matter how well-round checkbooks to help their favorite congressional candi- ellites and U-Z aircraft are being Radio intercepts by the super- U, S. would use the "violation" columnist might never know if d their diet. used by joint military-intelligence date in the primary contest in the Third secret National Security Agency to withdraw from the nuclear test ' he didn't open his mail: Quickies: A tobacco feed In detection teams to monitor this District featuring Freeholder director indicate that the Vorkuta "mine ban treaty negotiated by the Ken- American working girls are ve months can produce a plant highly suspicious incident at Vor going to town In a big way. 0 million times Us own weight. Joseph C. Irwin and Freeholder Marcus disaster" was of such magnitude nedy administration last summer. kuta, on the northwest coast of that large areas in the region Around 1900, one out of five nsomnia is a problem to one Russia near the Arctic Ocean. Daly. Primary day is April 21. were sealed off after the explo INSIDE STORY — Undersecre- 'employed women earned her >ut of two people. Five out of According to reliable intel It is estimated by political chiefs sion. The area also was re- tary of State W. Averell Harrl- pay on a farm or ranch. Today ;ix nudists are male. ligence estimates, Vorkuta is the man, the department's top, Far only one out of 40 does. It was Francois Rabelais who that each will have to spend about $20,- operational base and nuclear stor- East negotiator, was the man be- But the women are getting aid in his last will and testa- age area for Novaya Zemlya, the 000 in the primary. And it could be hind the "resignation" of Roger more valuable—they now are ent, ''I owe much; I have Soviet's nuclear testing base in much more if they put on slam-bang Observes 35th Hilsman as assistant secretary for buyinbi g 20 per cent of all new nothing; the rest I leave to the the Arctic Ocean. Tests of the Far Eastern affairs. life insurance policies issued in poor." campaigns featuring ads, posters, etc. Russian 60-megaton super-bomb Harriman forced the "resigna- this country. HENDERSON Then the primary winner will need Wayne E. Pecyna were conducted in this region. Anniversary It has been found that dogs U. S. seismologists recorded the tion" by taking away from th» reflect the personalities of the at least another $25,000 to $30,000 when he goes into MIDDLETOWN - Wayfle E. mysterious Vorkuta explosion late former intelligence officer the re- owners. Cats, on the other hand Hold Youths the general election campaign in the fall against his >ecyna, son of Mr. and Mrs. in February, reporting that the With Bell Labs sponsibility of seeing that U. S. generally lead their lives ac- Democratic rival. 2. S. Pecyna, 14 Henry Dr., has magnitude. of the shock waves policies in South Viet Nam were cording to their own sense of xgun basic training at Fort Dix. indicated either a nuclear explo- being implemented by Ambassa- discipline. On Narcotics When the contributor is "hit" for this second fie is a graduate of the local high sion or earthquake since their in- dor Henry Cabot Lodge. On Har- chool. Atter completing basic Fire Is man's most warming check, wails of anguish will go up, especially if he is tensity was much higher than riman's private recommendation, raining, Pvt. Pecyna will be re- friend—and still one of his most that from a TNT blast. these duties were turned over to Possession shelling out for a candidate he didn't want in the first tssigned for advanced training. a task force headed by William expensive foes. Annual property The intensive monitoring of the MIDDLETOWN - Police are place. H. Sullivan, his special assist- losses from fire have exceeded region was triggered by a highly holding three youths here on ant. • billion dollars a year for the the Republicans 1 n" unusual statement in Pravda, the charges of larceny of gasoline, The change ,was ordered by test seven years. cause they won't have a primary Communist party newspaper, ex- possession of alcoholic beverages Ocean County, which com- Rifle Goes Off; Secretary Rusk after Harriman In ancient Greece, Aristotle contest. tending condolences to families and possession of over $1,000 in prises the other half of the and Defense Secretary Robert once counted the teeth of his For the November run, the of the victims of a "mine dis narcotics. - f Woman Injured McNamara complained that Hils- housekeeper and those of district, will also be making Democrats are figuring contribu- aster" at Vorkuta. man was being too talkative male servant. He found the Their capture climaxed a wild frequent trips to the bank tors will come up With at leasi HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Mrs. chase by police after the trio al- $10,000 for the congressional can- Since the Kremlin never per- about their views and wasn't woman had four fewer teeth, so rfarcella Capak, 21, of RD 2, legedly stole several gallons of • help the ticket: didate and their county-wide mits the publication of details of clearing with them certain cables for hundreds of years it was And don't forget the candidates inton Falls Rd., injured when a large accidents in the Soviet taken for granted that men had as from Van Nortwlck bus de- hopefuls. to U. S. diplomats and military or surrogate, freeholder n 22 caliber rifle carried by her press, U. S. intelligence experts advisers in South Viet Nam. four more teeth than women. pot at Rt. 36 and Grove St., East Drop In the Bucket Klansburg, Saturday night. :ounty clerk will need helping usband was- accidently dis- immediately decided on a thor- One of Hilsman's frank cables Our quotable notables: "A lands, too, to say nothing about Republicans claim that $10,0OC ough investigation to determine Police identified two of the harged at 12:30 p.m. yesterday, that upset Harriman and McNa- fanatic is someone who can't hs funds needed for the presi is only a drop in the bucket com- if the Pravda statement was a youths as Michael C. Merwin, 19, mara .was sent on the night of change his mind and won't lential and U. S. Senate cam- pared to what is really contri rSported in fair condition this "cover sfory" for either a nu stationed at the Naval Hospital, buted. Aug. 24-25, 1963. It bluntly re- change the subject" — Winston laigns in the state. morning in Fitkin Hospital, Nep- clear test or accident. Philadelphia, and Roy P. Lam- vealed that U. S. officials, includ- Churchill. One Democratic mayor ex- une. bertson, 18, of 29 Bedle Rd., Haz- Last November, Too THE POSSIBILimES-^If the ing Harriman and McNamara, Japan is building a new $20 plained: "I'm Just replenishing let. The third youth was identi- If the old wallet isn't worn thin The bullet went through Mrs. explosion occurred above ground, wanted the Vietnamese arnriy to million imperial palace. • It wil my own bankroll after last year' fied only as a 16-year-old. •y now, it will.be by early April, Capak's right cheek and lodged senstive U. S. detective devices et rid of the late President Ngo have an underground garage /lonmouth and other counties nightmare." In the right side of her neck. will be able to learn its content According to police, the depart- Francis W. Clayden inh Diem and his brother and for 190 cars, a dining room that The Democrats are willing tc by collecting the tell-tale fallout ment received a car call that lave been alloted $100 tickets for According to_ state police at the sister-in-law, the highly contro-" will seat 500 persons and a front use a Geiger counter to find ar in the atmosphere. there was a suspicious car at She GOP state committee dinner >aracks here, the gun discharged MIDDLETOWN — Francis W. ersial Ngo Dinh Nhus. garden that will accommodate in early April in Newark. untapped source of gold for thei 1 the Van Nortwick depot. faen Mrs. Capak's husband, Leon- Chances of identifying the type Clayden of 6 Holland Rd. recent- HIS CEILING - On learning 18,000 persons fpr afternoon tea statewide presidential and Senate All this comes not, too long aft- ard, 22, who' had been target or cause of the explosion if it ly observed his' 35th anniversary that the cable had gone out under Folklore: To cure a sore Patrolman Harry Sage was dis campaigns. The national Demo • the Monmouth County contests hooting at the rear of their prop- occurred underground, as the of service with Bell Telephone Hilsman's name, Harriman and throat, tie around your neck a patched to the scene. When he cratic committee will give som ast November, topped by the rty, slipped in mud on ^an up- seismograph recordings indicate, Laboratories. He is at the Holm- McNamara hit the ceiling, con- bedtime a stocking you have arrived, a car, operated by Mer- money. Senate race' between GOP Sen. grade as he was returning to the are uncertain but not' impossible. del Laboratory where he is en- tending that information of such worn during the day. If you win, took off at a high rate of Richard R. Stout and Middletown Party leaders here also hav< louse; gaged in development work on a sensitive nature should never trim your fingernails on Friday speed. In addition to monitoring oper- rtayor Earl Moody. been given $100 ducats to sell fo; ations, U. S." intelligence experts new electronic switching system. have been radioed to Saigon as it you won't have a toothache for Patrolman Sage assisted hy Pa- 1 Mrs. Capak was taken to the That campaign wasn't run on the Democratic state committee light have fallen into the hands a week. Wearing a silver ring rolmen Harold Reilly, Ronald hospital by her husband. are scanning hundreds of Soviet After he joined Bell Labora- lot air. dinner March 14 in Atlantic City of the Diem government. will help protect you from fits. Lundrigan and William Halliday, Trooper Louis Taranto investi- publications for lists of possible tories in 1929, Mr. Clayden was Democratic leaders, who claim A political seminar the same da victims to determine whether first concerned with manufactur- Hilsman's "resignation" was Woodrow Wilson was Hie firs finally stopped the car on Rt. 35 gated. the Republicans have ail the will cost Democrats $5. ing specifications. He then en- suggested at that time, but tha The Hard Way near the Loew's Drive-in Thea- money they want to spend on Someone said years ago: "I gaged in design and development late President Kennedy's assass- U.S. .president to earn his doc- ter, Raritan Township. campaigns, will save money be- takes money to be in politics." of apparatus for step-by-step tele- ination caused Harriman and Mc- toral, degree the hard way. Hi: Police said they found a large Car Hits Pole Fatal Leap phone central offices for 20 years. Namara to delay a showdown. thesis on congressional govern assortment of narcotics and sed- Since 1955 he has worked on The final straw came when re- tnent, published in 1884, ran in- atives in the car along with sev- NEW YORK (AP) - Police Driver Injured electronic switching. He partici ports reached Harriman's offica to 15 editions and won him a eral gallons of gas. Under ques- say a 15-year-old Bronx boy ap- pated in development of the ex- that Hilsman was talking too can- Ph. D. from Johns Hopkins ioning, Merwin admitted taking parently tried to leap 15 feet be- WEST LONG BRANCH - perimental electronic central of- didly and to too many people out- University. the drugs over a period of time tween the roofs of two buildings Charles A. Johnston, 41, of 126 rom the Naval Hospital where National, World Trafford St., New Shrewsbury, is fice which was on trial in Mor- side the "inner circle" about State and plunged five stories to his The American Medical Asso ris, III., from 1960 to 1962. He Department plans for a "political elation has warned that thosi he was stationed, police reported. death. ' reported in fair condition this Police said all three admitted morning in Monmouth Medical holds four patents for his inven- settlement" of the South Viet who imbibe up to eight high- An open tube of airplane glue, tions. Nam war. Harriman again raised balls daily may develop fatty taking the gas. News in Brief which has a narcotic effect when Center, Long Branch, where he In 1925, Mr. Clayden received the issue with Secretary Rusk, Merwin was charged with reek- sniffed, was found on the roof was admitted with multiple cuts ess driving as a result of the of the face and possible head in- the national certificate in electri- and with Secretary MoNamara'i King Paul be recovered from an alpini from which Michael Vance ap- chase. juries after his car crashed into cal engineering from Woolwich support, forced the change. Commissioned ATHENS, Greece-King Paul avine today and brough to thi: parently jumped, police reported. Besides larceny and possession a utility pole here Saturday. Polytechnic Institute in Englam Assistant Defense Secretary >f Greece suffered another med- winter resort for an attempt His body was discovered yester of narcotics, police said the trio Police Chief Frank S. Bilotta and came to the United State, William Bundy, MoNamara's Far ical complication today, and Pre- identification. Helicopters tod day atop a store between two also were charged with posses- said the Johnston car went out of three years later. East expert, is seeking Hilsman'i mier George Papandreou was Austrian rescue teams to th tenements near his home. sion of alcoholic beverages. control after skidding on snow Mr. Clayden is a delegate tc post. He is the brother of. Presi- summoned urgently to Tatoi Pal- oharred wreckage of the fou Police said Michael probably Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman iden- and ice on Monmouth Rd., near the American Kennel Club and ii dential Assistant McGeorge Bun- ace where the monarch lay. engine Bristol Britania betweei had tried to jump from the roof tified the various drugs for po- Lloyd Ave. treasurer of the Papillon Club o dy, who handles foreign affairs Palace doctors announced the 62- two peaks yesterday after a U.S of a six-story tenement to the lice and listed their wholesale Sgt. Ira White investigated. America. in the White House. ear-old ruler, who had been con- Air Force search plane spotte roof of a five-story tenement.' He value at approximately $1,000. valescing from a stomach ulcer the blackened tail fin stiokin had performed the feat previous- Merwin and Lambertson are jperation two weeks ago, suf- out of the snow. Austrian ol ly, police said. being held in the local jail pend- fered a blood clot in his left fioiais said toe airliner, tryin{ ng arraignment and setting of iung. They started giving him to land through fog at Innsbruol ball. The juvenile has been sent nticoagulant treatment. The Airport, slammed into 8,800-foo report in two sharply contrasted to the county juvenile shelter 'alace disclosed yesterday that Mt. Gamslahner Spitz southea sections, with the Republican pending a formal hearing. he King had developed a blood of the resort where thi 196' criticism running almost three clot in his right leg and had been winter Olympics were held. Thi times as Ions as the majority put back in bed because of pain- big turboprop plane, Hs fu document. HOME DELIVERY Injured in Crash ful swelling. The palace medical tanks still nearly half full, ap earn said that despite the clots, parently struck the mountain a Ruby Trial HOWELL TOWNSHIP - One OF THE .he monarch's general condition full speed and exploded. Debr DALLAS — A psychiatrist pre- person suffered minor injuries In was "presently not a cause for and bodies were strewn over pared today to examine Jack a two-car accident on Rt. 9 concern." 2,000-yard area in the gully be Ruby for the defense as the mo- south of Locust Rd., at 5 p.m tiween Gamslahner and Glunge ment neared when the prosecu- yesterday. Cyprus. er peaks. The 75 passengers tion calls its first witnesses in State Police at the Howell bar ATHEN'S, Greece Ships of eluded 73 Britons bound for Ruby's trial on a charge of mur- Red Bank Register racks said a car driven by Fro] the U.S. 6th Fleet and the Turk. sking holiday, an Austrian an der with malice. The third week Lt. John D. Blair Iwanow, 71, of RD 3, Farming- ish Navy began joint NATO ma- a Canadian. The .airline, Intel of the trial begins today with at- dale, struck the rear of i ca LACKLAND AFB, Tex. - Johi neuvers in the Aegean Sea today national Eagle, said there we torneys still trying to complete driven by Harold Bein, 48, ol D. Blair, Jr, 103 Monmouth Rd as a Greek naval strike force op- 18 married couples aboard am the jury. Eight men and two Brooklyn. Oakhurst, has been commissionet erated in the Aegean just 12 at least five children. The plam women have been sworn in as c second lieutenant. in the. U.S Sigmund Silverstein, 77, of hours sailing time from troubled carried a crew of eignt. jurors. A special session last Sat- 40 PER WEEK Air Force. Brooklyn, owner of the car driven Cyprus. The Greek units sailed urday failed to produce two more Lt. Blair was selected for th by Bein, suffered minor injiirie! from Piraeus, Crete and other for the required panel of 12. In training course through compet and said he would seek treatmen Greek ports Saturday night. The Economic Report Texas, a 13th juror is not chosen tive examinations with other col- from his family physician, State force included destroyers, troop WASHINGTON - The Senati an an alternate. If one of the 12 BY YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD NEWSBOY lege graduates. He is being re Police said. carriers and landing craft. De- House Economic Committee t becomes incapacitated, the case assigned to Greenville AFB, Trooper Louis Taranto issued fense Minister Peter Garoufalias day predicted good times In 196 becomes a mistrial. Dr. Manfred Miss., for training as a personnel Mr. Iwanow a summons for care- said the Greek exercise was as tax savings spread througl Guttmacher, chief medical officer officer. less driving, returnable March 13 planned a year ago and had no the economy. But it cautioned th for the supreme bench of BaltU connection with the Cyprus crisis. either price hikes by private pn more, flew to Dallas last night But it underscored the Greek gov- ducers or excessive budget cul ana told newsmen he expects to ernment's warning last week "^ by the government could spoil t examine Ruby today, possibly aft- after Turkish naval units maneu- picture. And the Republican m er court recesses this afternoon. vered off the Cypriot coast—that nority of the committee accuse He said he also wants to study t would oppose any Turkish in- President Johnson's Administr; the electro-encephalograms (brain tervention on Cyprus. tion of unduly heating up tl wave photos) taken on Ruby, economy this election year, an The psychiatrist said he has British Plane thus risking a bust later. The com- spent about eight hours with INNSBRUCK, Austria, — The mittee of senators and Hou Ruby and that the accused man bodies of the 83 victims of members presented its study shows signs of "personality dis- British airliner crash were to the President's annual economic turbances." Scranton Would Avoid Contest By JACK BELL which any GOP presidential nom- Wouldn't Accept Q. Does that men that you HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - inee would have to take a stand. The Answers would not accept the vice presi- Pennsylvania Gov. William W. dential nomination if it were of Scranton said today that after giv- Following is the text of Scran- fered to you? ing the matter the "deep thought" ton's answers: A. I think it means that I suggested by former President 1 Q. What was the result of the would not accept it if offered to Dwight D. Eisenhower he hopes "deep thought" you promised me. to avoid contesting for the Re- Gen. Eisenhower that you would Q. Hnw about presidential nom- publican presidential nomination. give In the matter of seeking the ination? Moreover, Scranton said In an Republican nomination? A. I said that I would accept; Associated Press Interview,-^he A. I haven't changed my opin- that if there was a sincere and would decline to accept the nom- ion any, so far. I am still think- honest draft, but I don't expect ination for vice president if it ing. I don't deny that I may well there will be one. That doesn't were offered to him by his par- for some time. I still feel very happen in modern political times. ty. He had not previously made strongly that I don't want to do Q. Assuming that you become such a flat statement. this. I am not a candidate, I a presidential "favorite son," Scranton, limited by his state's don't want to be a candidate, and would you encourage and accept constitution to a single term as I don't think it is necessary. I similar support, from states close FINAL TOUCHES — Fred Shibla, a painting contractor, governor ending in January, 1967, think you have got plenty of good to Pennsylvania, such as Ohio MAIL THIS COUPON OR PHONE SH 1-0010 applies lait bruihoi of paint to a pipe in $18,000 tprin- is regarded as a likely compro- ones. and New Jersey? kler lyitam recently installed at Allanwood Hospital. mise choice for first place on this Q. Do you have a preference A. I would not encourage It. I NAMI year's national ticket by Repub- don't expect and I don't plan to Free-holder Benjamin H. Damkin, dirtctor of buildings among these others? licans seeking a party moderate A. I don't have a preference accept any. •and public property, toits a valve. The hojpital it main- with appeal to big city vot- at the moment. I assume that I Q. Isn't lt likely that, at of ADDRESS .. tained by tho county in two lectioni, on« for cheit ers to oppose President Johnson. will by the time I get to the now, the delegation will want 'diltasa pof'ionri and tlia other for chronically ill trans- Wcnring In the lapel of his im- convention. this? TELEPHONE ... peccably tailored dark suit the Q. Sen. Gnldwater lins said you A. If the convention were to- ferred from the John L. Montgomery Medical Home. Mr. bright badge of his professed re ought to be seeking the vice pres- morrow, I think Pennsylvania Damkin laid the new equipment will add to tafaty pre- luctance to become Involved in idential nomination. Would you would probably submit to the • NO SERVICE CHARGE FOR DELIVERY • cautions and will bt offiat over * pariod of yaan by any such maneuvering*, the 46- accept It if it were offored? opinion of the delegation and go year-old governor patiently re •long with having a favorite son savingt In insurance.- A. I am not interested in any piled to questions about iuues on national office. for a bkllot or two.. Neptune Wall Finishes 3d Scarlet 5 Wins In Conference Over Matawan

ASBURY PARK - For the while Ron Gerlufsen tabbed 13. ASBURY PARK - Wall High goals and six free throws. Hal The latter was instrumental In third straight year, Neptune High School, with John Dunfee lead- of his total came in the fourth leading the Matawan fait break period when^Lakewodd outscored ing the way, captured third place School has the over-all Shore which had Neptune befuddled in Wall, 74-63. Ha was the only in the Shore Conference playoffs Conference championship trophy the opening segments. Matawan Friday night by gaining a 74-63 Piner able to break into double also kept pace with the Neptune decision over Lakewood. figures. High scoring Pierre reposing in its trophy case, but "leapers" In the rebounding de- (Pete) DeCausey was held to the Scarlet Fliers almost didn't Wall finished In the B Division partment. single foul shot. make it against Matawan in the second slot while Lakewood was Lee Davis came off to a poor Wall took advantake of the runner-up in the A Division. final play-off game Friday night. scoring performance against foul line where it converted 32 Dunfee, who got into personal The Fliers had to repulse a sur- Lakewood in the opening round attempts. Lakewood had half of foul trouble early in-the opening to whip in 17 points and pace the the Crimson-'Knight total. In the prisingly strong Huskie quintet to round game against Matawan, field goal department, Lakewood cop a 59-53 decision before a half- Neptune scorers. Steve Cutillo hung around long enough against had a 23-21 margin. packed Convention Hall. The clicked for 16 markers and Gary Lakewood to rack up 29 points. ocean front arena's attendance Carroll creased the nets tor 13. The victory closed out the He tallied 27 of the points in the was limited because of Friday's regular season for Wall and the After a slow start, Neptune first three periods and had only heavy snowfall. The scene was caught fire in the third period two free throws in the final Knights finished with a respect- able 15-3 record, winning 14 quite different from the one and moved out to a 45-29 lead frame. He was a perfect 11-for- Wednesday when every nook and before Matawan launched its II'-front the free throw stripe. straight after dropping their first two tilts. cranny was packed. comeback. At the end of the Eight of these came in the Matawan advanced to the final third chapter, it was 45-30 in the second quarter. The Piners, who play a tough Perth Amboy team in the NJSI round with an upset 18-point vic- Fliers' favor. The stockily built guard scored AA tourney, now sport a 16-6 log. tory over Wall and very few fol- Siebert accounted for the first six points in the first period and Lakeivood («3) — ' ~~ CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION — Edmund Hamilton, Matawan in left photo, has The "come-to-ma" look as he goes lowers gave them a chance to six of the seven Huskie points O P P F P had tallied 18 by the end of the Cannon 11 ft 28 a 1 after a loose ball in the Neptune-Matawan Shore Conference champiomhip game Friday night at Asbury Park's upend the Fliers except the with four charity chucks and hit half. He hit nine in the third P D'Ca'sey Oil McGowayo n 3 7 1 Huskies themselves and their lone two-pointer of the night. Ed- J. Brown' 1 1 DunfePrzy'lowske l 92 11 29 Convention Hall. Lee Davis, Neptune, it awaiting Hamilton's next move. In right photo, Hamilton has the ball semester. Wiley 3 1 Coleman 3 7 13 coach, Bruce MacCutcheon. , mund Hamilton's foul accounted Horner 3 2 Fortler 1 4 again with Fred Warren, Neptune, ready to block a pass. Gaorge Seiberf of the Huskies is waiting for a pass They almost pulled it off, too for the other counter and Mata- Skip Coleman, anotheer husky Frank i 0 Skaar 3 4 Wall player, found the range for D D'Ca'sey 0 I Hutson 0 0 from Hamilton. Matawan gave the Scarlet Fliers a scare before Neptune finally posted a 59-53 victory for the coming from behind a 16-polnt wan trailed, 45-37. M. Brown 2 0 Pandolf» 0 0 deficit to come to within three The Huskies continued on the . 13 and Rick Przybylowski added Zweben 3 2 Hlndley 0 0 Berkoben 0 1 Shore Conference title. markers before finally falling. comeback trail and a foul shot 11. K. Brown 0 0 0 Rangy Bill Cannon did his best Engel 0 0 0 George Seibert had a poor by Gerlufsen made it 45-38. Car- to keep the Piners in the game Belltnna ooo Lights Go Out, night in the field goal depart- roll broke the Neptune drought and hit for 28 points, one short 2719 63 SO 31 74 ment, sinking only one. He war with a lavup, but Matawan re- Lakgwood _..» 11 U 28—«3 of Dunfee. Cannon had 11 field Wall ~1« 20 17 21—7 the Huskies' leading scorer dur taliated on a pop shot by Ger- So Does Game ing the year. He had nine free lufsen, two fouls by Edmund. BEUVIAR — The lights went throws, however, to finish the Hamilton and solo efforts by Ger- out!! game with 11 points, well below lufsen and Edward Hamilton to That was the story of the his 20-point plus average. slice the margin to 47-44. Mata- , wan could get no closer, how- f Red Bank Catholic game Game honors for Matawan went ever, and the Fliers regrouped against St. Rose Friday night to Edmund Hamilton, with 14 as a power failure caused the their scoring forces and moved in lights to go out In the second front, 53-44, before the Maroon . period of the junior varsity could tally again. game. Carteret Wins Matawan started off on the V The teams waited for a half right track, with a 4-0 lead and hour, but were advised that It Turf Trophy upped the gap to six points, 8-2. would take two hours to repair At the end of the flrrt eight Croydon Hall Downs Newark Five the damage and It was decided minutes, Neptune had lowered to cancel the contest. Two At Hialeah it to 10-8. In the ensuing session, Mata- transformers which fell from a MIAMI, Fia. (AP)-The French wan stayed on top and had a 20- For Independent Schools Title utility pole at about 7:20 p.m. bred Carteret came from far back 15 lead when it turned cold. Crojdon Ball (N) Newark A caused the power failure at the to win the $98,400 Hialeah Tur HIGHTSTOWN — Croydon Hall Croydon Hall, after coming out P P a Davis, Fred Warren, Cutlllo and a Purple Roses' gymnasium. Cup Saturday while the favored Academy of Middletown Town- ahead by a point, 43-42, at the Sierra 5 7 17 Kaplan • i 3 19 Carroll each flipped in two points Thompson 1 0 2 Dann 7 1 15 It is improbable that the Parka ran out of the money. ship Saturday won the N.J. Inde- end of the third period, stayed,a Richards 6 1 13 Lonslnffer 1 0 2 as the Fliers went out in front, pendent School Athletic Associa- basket ahead of Newark Acade- Dale 0 0 0 Kostowlcz 3 '2 I game will be rescheduled. The Carteret scored by 3'/2 lengths Wlckstrom 0 0 0 23-15. That's the way It stood Gustavson 1 1 3 over Ogden Phipps" Roy,al Ascot, tion Group 3 basketball cham- my in the fourth quarter. The Torrance 0 0 0 Greenstone 5 4 14 Caseys played Christian Broth- at the end of the half. pionship, defeating Newark Aca- Minutemen pushed to within • a Ca-vanaugh 6 1 13 Berlin 0 0 ers Academy yesterday »nd with Hot Dust third and Mr. Feehan 5 2 12 24 10 98 Neptune took the floor at the Vince 0 0 0 have a game against St. Peter's Steu fourth in the field of 12 demy; 60-58, at the Peddie point of Croydon again, 58-57, on start of the second half and re- of New Brunswick in the grass runners. School gym. * a jump shot by Steve Kaplan 24 12 60 sorted to a helter skelter type with but a minute to go. Croytlon Hall ....16 18 13 13—«C NJSIAA tourney alated for Time for the li^-miles was a Newark Academy 15 11 18 14—58 of attack which caught the Tuesday. brisk 2:283/5, only 4/5 seconds Then, after Jim Sierra of -tha, Officials: Pugllese, Calombl. Huskies off guard. By the time slower than the record set by winners tossed in two foul shots, they recuperated, the Fliers had Shepherd Club Meeting in 1958. Newark's Scott Russell gambled. wrapped up enough of a lead Fouled with two seconds to go, Carteret, running as an entry to put the game out of reach. Changes Meeting he sank his first shot, but pur- Shore Regional Five with El Loco, the Argentine-bred winner, two years ago, paid $9.80, In the third session, Neptune ST0P1! — Pete DeCausey, Lakewod, left, appears to posely missed the second in hope outscored Matawan, 22-11, with i a teammate "could get the re- $4.60 and $3.40. Royal Ascot re- be giving the "stop" sign to dribbler Bill McGowan of Night to Wed. turned $9.60 and $6. Hot Dust wa Cutillo hitting with three of his bound and tie it up. A scuffle Defeats Raritan Twp. left-handed push shots and Davis $4.60 to show. ,_" -Wall in the preliminary tussle Friday night at the Shore resulted and time ran out. also contributing a trio of goals. OAKHURST — The Jersey After Hie first four came Au- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Shore son's shooting with a 6-12 slate Carroll, held to one point in the . Conference championships games at tii« Convention Shore German Shepherd Dog Sierra led Croydon's Cardinals busson, Irish Dandy, Get Lucky, Regional High School's basket- for coach Jake Jeffrey while the first half, came back with 12 in Hall, Asbury Park. Wall finished third by dumping Lake- Club has announced the change with 17 markers. Bill Richards Parka, Sinatra, Jet Clipper, Fifr ball team staved off a third Rockets of Lee Kelly wound up the last two periods and used his of its meeting night from the sec- and Mike Cavanaugh each tossed klehoffe, Charabanc, and El Lo- wood, 74-63. period rally by Raritan Township heft to good advantage under ond Tuesday of each month to in 13. Steve Feehan added 12 on a sour, 3-13 note. co. the second-Wednesday. High School Friday night and dt both backboards. Davis also pro- to the well-balanced Croydon Hall The game also marked the end Parka, packing top weight ol feated the Rockets, 57-53', in the vided horn an excellent rebound- Even with this change, the club attack. of a high scoring career for Ron 121 pounds to 115 on Carteret, was final game of the year for both ing partner. will still hold its meetings at the Kaplan topped Newark's scor O'Neil. The classy Raritan eager Toms River (Natch) Holds teams. 8-5 favorite with the crowd ^ol Ocean Township Recreation Cen- ing with 19 tallies. Dann dunked scored 25 points which enabled 27,545—largest of the winter sea Both Neptune and Matawan will ter, West Park Ave., at 8:30 in 15 and Greenstone had 14 for The Blue, Devils from West him to break the 400-point mark son. But Jockey Wayne Chamber make their debuts In the New District 9 Wrestling Title p.m. the losers. Long Branch finished their sea- for the year. O'Neil wound up said Parka was "laboring all the Jersey State Interscholastlc Ath- Club member Stanley Lerner's with 411 markers. He was tbli way and didn't like the course." letic Association's State Basket- TOMS RIVER - Toms River 39-Orlando Fontanez (PR) d. Bill ball' Tournament this week. The Johnson (MTi 10-2. German Shepherd "Duke" re- to accomplish the feat in 16 High — ho-hum — is the District .41—Chajles Ruth (TR) d. John cently scored a double victory at games which gave him a year's Fliers will travel to the spacious Tomaino (LB) 30. 9 wrestling champion. .48—Rich Bauer (BT) 4. Bill Guniel the Somerville Armory. He average of better than 25 points Woodbridge High School gym- The Indians won their fourth scored 152 points to take top per game. Harry Wright nasium to take on highly re- 57—Rich Overton (SR) d. Us Blane garded Hillside tomorrow it 8 straight District 9 title Saturday (RFH) 7-2. honors In the sub-novice class As has been the case for Rari- 168-Mlke. Mlliiran (TR) d. Joe Mtnxo and.,then took first place in the p.m. while the Huskies will night by rolling up 46 points in (OBA) 6-4. tan this season, however, the Joins Giants swing to tourney action the ssnw the finals held in their own gym. 78—Ed Sachs (W) p. I»s»e Qrodzinskl novice class with 197 points. Rockets were unable to generate (L) 5:30. NEW YORK - Tha New York night at the same time, but at Middletown, which produced Jnl.—Jim Scelba (SR) p. Dennis Del- At the recently conducted enough of an offense to combine Football Giants rounded out thei Bridgcwater - Raritan High champions in Tom DeMarks (un- *» Vecchlo (liB) 3:16. Trenton Match Show, "Galewyn's with O'Neil's scoring and the coa6hing staff Saturday with th< School in Somerset County. The limited class) and Matt Florio SEMI-FINALS Fashion" owned by Mr. and Mrs. more balanced Shore quintet was addition of Harry Wright as of- Matawan quintet will engage (178-pound class), was the team 98—Ctirls Murphy (RFH) d. Bill Ptak Joseph Williams of Allenwood able to repulse the desperate RBCI 3-2. Pat Relna (TR) d. Bob fensive backfield coach. Defaware Valley Regional also runner-up with 27 points. Long lennlngi (MT) 3-0. was first in the three-six month Raritan third period flurry. Branch nipped Brick Township 106—Glen Curtis (PR) d. Doug Mac- puppy division and won best Wright, 44, was head coach a known as Frenchtown. lean (RFHl 3-0. Steve Gruso (LB) d. O'Neil's 25 points came on for third, 25-24, and Freehold lick Koester (TR) 11-3. puppy of the show. Kings Point Merchant Marine -Mitlsivaj) KM) Regional edged Southern Region- 115—Bill Overton (SR) d. Mike Scar- eight field goals and nine foul Academy for six years befon O F P O PP elllmt (CBA) 10-2, Bob Tledemum (N) shots. He had six points in each Kdm H'ton i 111 Reekrnan 0 1 1 al for fifth, 22-21. . Bill Sorrertlno (TR) 5-2. > resigning recently,. He succeed Edw H'ton 2 2 8 Hoffman 3 0 4 123—lay Kilpatrick (TR) d. Rich of the first two periods and came Kyle Rote, who gave up thi flambor 4 i a Cutlllo 7 ] 1« Toms River had the individual ldrlch (BTi 5-2. Neal Oretn (LB) d. Slobert 1 9 11 Davla 7 3 17 Su^ar Ramos back after halftime to toss in Oerjufson champions in Pat Reina (98), Jay Leon Valentine (L) ;-l. Giants' post for his radio am 5 4 1.1 Warren 2 3 7 130—Fred Salter (LB> p. Tom Blevena 10. He was held to three in the Pease 0 0 0 Carroll B ID Kilpatrick (123), Vince Sorren- MTi 3:20, Carlo Fontanei (FR) d. TV work. Mesar 0 0 0 Lawaon O 1 1 Mike Analoro (LV 11-1: final frame which meant the dif- tino (136) and Julio Fuentes Wright played at Notre Dame 136-Chrls Cook (BTi i d. Orlando TKOs Seki in 6 ference. Walt Baumann. trailed H 19 S3 23TU 89 (148). Fuentes was voted the Fonlanez (PR) 12-5. vince Sorrentlno 1940-42, as a quarterback and Neptune ) if, JJ n_5» (TR) d. BUI Johnlon (MTI S-4. TOKYO (AP) - World feather- O'Neil in the scoring column for Matawan 10 ft) U JJ—Mr outstanding performer of the guard. 141—'Louis Fontanez (FRi d. John weight champion Sugar Ramos Raritan with 13. Officials: Wolf, Karlo. ^^ •vent. Tomalno (LB) 5-O, John DeMarco (BT) Charles Ruth (TRl 3-0. retained his title last night with The well-balanced Devils had ^••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••B Other class rulers were Steve 14»-Jullo Pufn,ei ITRI d. Bill Gun- el (MT) 13-2, Conover Oaskln (LB) d. a sixth round technical knock- four players break the double Grasso, Long Branch, 106; Bill Rich Bauer (BTi 3-1. out over Japanese challenger figure barrier. High scoring Overton, Southern Regional. 115; 157—Jim Grleco i BTi p. Lei Blane RFHl 5:50, Paul Hailet (TRl d. Rich Mitsunori Seki and immedintely Pete Bereer led the way wHh Carlos Fontanez, Freehold Re- )verton OR) 6-2. began eyeing a crack at the light- 19, Ron Reisner was next on 1 gional, 130; Lew Fontanez, Free- 18S— One .Vewman lSR> i. Mike Mil- Igan (TR) 50, Frank Dun«t (AP) d. weight crown. and Fred Kampf and Leon Cord- hold, 141; Jim Grieco, Brick oe Manto (CBA) 3-1. 178—Pete Genovese (CBA) d. Ed The end came at 1:38 of the ner each tabbed 10. j EXCLUSIVE Township, 157, and Gene New- Sacka iwi 3-1. Matt Florio (MT) d. sixth round of the scheduled 15- saac Orodzlmkl (L) 3-2. Shore hopped off to a quick 17- man, Southern Regional, 168. rounder after Ramos had twice Unl.—Tom DeMarkf (MTt p. Dennis 10 lead at ihe end of the firsl Next on the schedule'for the DelVecchlo (LB) 4:50. Dennis Wilson knocked • Seki down and Seki's N) p. Jim Scelba (SR) l:0J. period and held a commanding, Individual winners are the re- American advisor. Teddy' Bent- 31-23 margin at halftime. Rari- igional championships at Collings- QUARTER-FINALS ham, shouted to referee Nick 08—Chris Murphy (RKlll p. Oeorse tan rebounded, however, and wood High next Saturday, fol- Shlck (PRI 3:15. Bill Plak 3-1, Bill Sorren ahead, 38-35, but Baumann's one- Red. Bank CsUiollc 1, Shore Regional 0. mo (Trti d. Paul Wright (W> 4-2. Boh early rounds before he opened Tledemnn (Nt d. Andy Wlr(h (Ml 7-0. hander sliced the gap to one CHAMPIONSHIPS cut over the lanky Japanese box- 123-J«y Kllalrlck ITR) d. Rick' point. Merv Eastwick's lone goal I*—Pat Relna (TRi (1. Chris Murr.li Orlmherg (Ni 5-1, Rick Uldlch (BT er's left eye in the fifth round. (HFHI 4-1. d. Brant Collins (W) (12. l.ein V«len of Ihe game and a pair of fouls The champion, a Cuban who 105—Steve Oras*o (L.B) d. Glenn Cur tine (I,) d. Paul Sherman (AP) 8-2. by Reisner made it 42-37 while Ms |FR) ?•». Nell oreen iLB) d. Dwlrht Hatar< now lives in exile in Mex:co lift—Rill Ovprtfin (ERI d. Bnn Tlerte HRi 5-2. Pete Coleman's two-pointer pu mann INI .VO. irk>—Fred Baiter (LH« d. Wiyne Buih started nut fast in the sixth rn ILISTON vs CLAY Raritan behind by only three a 123— Jav KilpUrick lTn» d. Nfal Oreer TRi 20. overtime; Turn Blevlns (M floored Seki for a mandatory rU»> 3-0. rl. Bob Smith (Sill 40. r«rlos Fontsne the end of the period. 130—Carlos Ftwltnez IFRl it. Frei Fit) d Don Bhlnn IBTI I).'. Mlki count with a hard right to Sailer (IjRl VI Andslorn tLi d. Hairy Copnerthwalli Pam Schneider Kampf opened the final frame 13S- Vines Rorrentlno (TRl d. Clul RBCi 3-2. the jaw. Seki appeared sl • FIGHT FILMS Cook iBTi (SI. UO-OrlsinIo Fontanez (Fill il. I" eved as lie stood up but shuffled with a bucket, but it was offse 141—I^w Fontanez IFRI d. John Vt Tomnlno tliBi 2-0, Chris Ci»>k lltr bv a pair of penalty peg by • - Marco (DTi overtime. 1. Bill I-ailrien IttFlll 71. Vince Si.r toward Ramos only to encounter Wins Skating Championship s 141V—Julio Fnentes (TRl il. Conove renllno iTRi p. Roger Van Note (AP a barrage of lefts and rights. Blnky Moriarity. Bergcr and • SEE ALL THE EXCITING ACTION Oaskln (!,B) 4-3. Hill Johniioii iMI won by forfel Coleman traded deuces and Rels 161—Jim Grieco (BT) rl. Fsul Haitet from Vince Benn (Li. Knocked down for another (TRl 10-1. 141—Units Fontanej: (fTti <1, Jerr; NEW YORK (AP) - Pamela MacAdam of llokcnsauqua, Pa., ner and Berger each canncc • IN SLOW MOTION AT 2 THEATRES 16ft—Qene Newman (SR) d. Franl Kemp (OIlAl 5-3 Jolm Tomalno U»d ir«—Matt Kliirlo (MT) d. P«t« Oeno Marco (BTi d. Boh Paladlno (Ml 12:1, Bentham ordered the referee lo Township, N.J., and John Jay Burnett of Little Falls, N.J., Venn lObA) 4-3. CharldH Rulh (THi p. Alei '/.nalden stop the fight. O'Neil's three-point play low •Jnl.—Tom DeMarks (MT) d. Dennli (1.1 2:so. Dystel of Rye, N.Y.. won the finished third. eml the gap to three points, bill Wilson INI S3. 149—Julio Fuentes (Till p. Me senior women's and men's titles Susan Friedman, 12, of Nep- . J ROUTE 3h m iru- Miarpt il,i 3:1111, mil Uuiual (Ml p vou Brissie, former pitching Guy Knleriem and Reisner tal co.vsoi^noy Fred l,*V*nct> iW, 2:M, Coin>ver (Ja* Saturday in the Middle Atlantic tune, N.J., and Susan Casey, 13, lied from the floor to put the AIRPORT PIAZA M—Bi>h Jennings (MTi d. mil Pla kin (Mil d (lenrge Conway (Clt\ star for the Philadelphia Athlet- Skating Championships. of Point Pleasanl, N. J., won i-yport-Hoilff Area) (R.BC) 4 3. 41, Rlrlianl Bauer ill'i'i d. Kevin Cm ics, is scouting for the Milwaukee Devils In the fore, 53-57. PLAZA 2 6-1-.MM 10«-Dou« Maclean IRFH) d. Itlr, (RBCi 70, Mis3 Schneider, l!i, competing the Juvenile and novice wdm- IM Jim (Irlern (IVI'i d Torn Mtirl Brnvrs. fthnr«t Reg. •Urllrui T»i>. (Ml Koester rTKi I* (HTi .1. Tom Nlllll .1.1 3-C). I.e. Ill,,, for the Skatinx Club of New York, en's litlcs, respectively. Both arc a O'N.II • » 90 115— Bill Borrenllnn CI'Rl d. Mlk lUmi-f 4 Jshlnnskl t O AND Scarjiellluo K.'llAI »1. sparkled in I he free skating finale members of Die Lmirclton Pines Hmimsnn « 1 1 1*1—Blch llldrlc-h (IITl d, l.i-nn Valen Ov rlnn mil' d. rtl.'ll Kantiiinamn iW 'Iiirmin MltmU 1ft. M*tt l-'lnrlf, (M> .111. Paul Iln/Jet iTIli ,1 Tom Thill ,.\| to edge teammates Lynn llaglund Skating Club, Brick Township, nmk« 022 tins (I.i .10. Mr,Iff C'liBliilirnu (Till '.'(I. !«.i Cnltman 10 4 U0_Tnm Blevlns (MTi ,1. Ulkl An 2 0. i|r,«IHn«lil il.i ,| !t««>r Knn.ln 101 dene Newman (Bill n Cliarle iHFll) «!. of Short Hills, N.J., and Coco N.J. 1 O J dakiro 11., 40. 4 3 II) Mnrlarltr 1 Bpann iHH 3.(O. Mike Mllllijan ,TI| I'nl Trim I>fM*rk* 'M> p Hr, Grain (if New York City in the Miss Schneider, is the daugher

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Driva In and ask for Jack. OUSEHOLD FINANCE GET ACQUAINTED OFFER SEAL AUTOMOTIVE CUPPER CRAFT BOAT WORKS »ts. 741-0421, or MI-M77. .!¥i3 BUICK SUPER — Four-door «e.- Evergreen St., Keyport 264 2350 • S-piece Dinette with cabinet, etc. NFURNI8HED — Four rooms, rtalV AUTOS & TRUCKS daii. 44.000 miles. Excellent condition. New-Used Tradea-Flnancln bout March 15. Newly renovated. R'd Exceptionally clean.- Has everything;. Apply at Your Nearest lank. 747-38(2. I1-Q64G. CARKY CRAFT — Bavnje. Bo; I960 IMPERIAL — This'la,, to answ trailers 156 W. Front St., Keyport Take over and pay Balance $187.00 EATOKTOWN — Tnr«» l»r»« rooraf to your dream or owning a lmfc'*i»a 960 VOLKSWAGEN — Deluxe itdan, 264-04 30. and batb, ualurnlshad. Hut, relrl|«ra- We sold this car new and know II 787-6773 or 787-0121 18' 8KIPF — Two 28 h.p. Jonhjons lor Incluiieii. »S0 monthly. H7-»21«. condition. It has all the power Item Excellent condition. Completely rlKd FINAST — FIRST WD BANK — Spacaous oni Md t»o- you'd expect on an Imperial and «. 1964 ALPHA ROMEO 1600 GIUUA — 233-1B86. $2.00 weekly edroom ap«rtmenu available paw ana will do everything in our power Biacit, 5-speed transmission. Just mar In th. fulurt. Ntw kitcbrn •gulpaapt. trade you Into It. ried. must sell, $3,500 new, (2.985- Originally $600.00 Molly Pitcher Vlllafe, Branch and (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperl 542-4621. BUSINESS NOTICES NATIONAL Madlion Avai. Call 741-S115. Dealer.) 961 CHEVROLET — Station wagon. will sell separately LONG BRANCH — Unfurnished, larga Maurice Schwartz & Sons AufnmaMr shift, radio and heater. INCOME TAX RETURNS preptrail al m rooms with bath. All utilities. Good Low mJleagr. Excellent condition, Will your homn or mine. J. ilurtha 747- neighborhood. After 4:30 p.m. at-lilT. HI W. Front St. Red Bank I47-U78 take older car in trade. 222-1690. 5749. SUPERMARKET 19^ MERCUR* STATION WAGON- RED BANK — Residential area. Tbtea- %1 OPEL — Two-door sedan, good INDIVIDUAL ANI> BCSINr.ath, furnished, $3,995. Seven-year fl- DRYERS VENTED — Gas or electric. call 7 rooms In Bed Umost any automobile, Like new, (115CLEAN CELLAR, YARDS, OARAOEI ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — $70 essential. Call Nave 8 Ink Associates, new 1&6< stylei and f&brfci of window Barik. Two bedrooms, living room, din- 7<1-5S7». J120. 'hone 842*1861. — Call after 3 p.m. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLEHK — »70 slza oven, broiler, timer, three stOraci Realtors. Hwy. 35, MJddletown. 671-OfiOO.thadea. Choose Irom dozeni. drawers, A-l condftlon, clean, (00. Ca) ing room, kitchen, Ills bath. Heat and 1957 PLYMOUTH — Six-pasBenge 741-2149 TRAVEL AGENT — Experienced In •rater furnished. >135 month. Years • tation wason. newly rebuilt motoi UTO PAHTS — Fuel pumps, brake all lines. Salary commensurate with PREBSER — Piece work, experienced. PROWN'S sfter ft. 747-1332. Inlngs, etc. Also tools. Win sell by BUYING A CAR OR BOAT? I'll sav lease. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONO and transmission. 671-3847. ability. COMMUNITY, CLEANERS, 473 Pros- FIREl'I.ACE WOOD — Seasoned oak only. 741-2390. you monev with lowest bank rates I EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY pect Ave., Little Silver. 12 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 AGENCY, Heal tor, 535 Prospect Ava., 1961 OLPSMOBILE — F85. Automatic, privacy of your home. Mark G. CrooK and kindling, McOUIRE'B MARKET. Little Sliver. 741-4500. 60 Broad St. Red Bank MASSAGE EQUIPMENT — For rent Rt 34, Colts Neck. B1W323. radio, heater, whftewnlls, excellent con. Insurance Broker. 946-4539. COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE or sale. Free delivery. SOUTH JKR8KY dltlon. $1,355. 566-8078. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BUYER—WOMEN'S Ready to Wear. 10- Recent degree plus 1-Z years' business 3'A ROOMB — Cloie to track. Call LIGHT HAULING—Odd Jobs, painting, 12 years' experience. To act as Execu- experience. Management career poten- SURGICAL 747-2016. JUNIOR DINING ROOM SET — Fotll arter 4:30. 1952 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE — free estimates and reasonable rates. chairs, with hutch, 6' bar and TV com- 7474925 tive Assistant to President of progres- tial. Salary to $5,400 plus other benefits, 27" SYLVANIA TV — Halo ll«ht con- bln&tlon. W&lnUt room divider, 566-7010. Radio, heater, asking S50. Call 842- ACHT INSURANCE — Harold Koo- 7U-0648. sive suburban firm. Salary to $7,500, DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICEr sole, with full remote control! and 36S8 after B p.m. toed 158 W. Front St., Keyport. 264- HIGHLANDS — Three-room apartment M30. PIANO TUNING — Repairing. Playe: DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Ban solid mahogany cabinet. Original price FIREPLACE WOOD — Oak, cut an) with bath. Alt utilities. Call $72-NM, 1956 FORD — Ton and half stake. pianos rebuilt. Keys recovered. PJanof 77 Broad SI. 747-3355 Red Bank S790, new tube warranty still good length and split. $10 ft load delivered, 28 Naveslnk Ave., Rt. 36. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — S175 rirra. No oiler less. Call only after 7 p.m. Good condition. Reasonable, Call 201- 16' 1961 CENTURY SPEED BOAT bought and sold. Call Van, 871-2937. WOMEN (25) — Work from your Full time. Reder Ctty Service, Rive LONG BRANCH — 3% rooms furnished, 0440. Used only 00 hours. 170 h.p. Gray home, average J2.57 per hour. Steady Rd. and Blnghanv Ave.,Rumson. afternoon Saturday 741-568S. SEVEN-PIECE DINETTE BET — Nev movea her 50 m.p.h. Interior Is red rirst floor, private, centrally located. 1J53 STUDEBAKER — Sport Coupe, part-time Job. 222-8704. FLOOR SANDER — Must be expert, 963 REVCO FREEZER - 13 cu. H. er used. »75. Call 222-5608 or 531-0776. . , customized. Ideal first car. and white nuaghyde, exterior Is natural EMPLOYMENT chest type, excellent condition. S10O. 7U-7JS7* lnlshed mahogany, OH 512-4577 alk WOMAN — To operate small power enced on new and old wood. Call 741-88VS. TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED — On: 7(7-2688. 'or Ed Hudson. HELP WANTED-FEMALE press /or production work. Telephone 681-3400. river. $135 m6nth. Yearly. Includes alt 264-3086. WALLENSAK TAPE RECORDER — utilities. 842-0276. Kitchen set, cabinet, occasional chairs, MERCHANDISE WANTED AUTOS & TRUCKS KN WANTED — For nursing home In HELP WANTED-Mak - Fern at lall 74T0857. BAST ORANGE — Four delightful AUTOS & TRUCKS DAVENPORT Holmdel area, live weekdays from 6 to CASH — For old tlectrlo tralni, mad rooms, and bath, first rioor. Convenient 4. Call 747-2017. TWO END TABLES — Coffee table, uelore I BIO. Call after 6 p.m. location, heat, hot water, gas range, NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS 7(1-19»8 The Shore's Placement Organlza INSURANCE RATE Clerk and Typist. The Jled Bank Register does not know drum lamp table, swivel TV table, refrigerator. April. $110. 677-2U8 or M» tlon specialising In bringing the em Ingly accept Help-Wanted advertise all mahogany. Ash trays etc. 100 piece Park Avenue. ployer and employee together foi Auto, fire and homeowners, heavy rat- set of dishes. 291-1564. OLD FURNITURE, - Anuouei. cnina. Ing experience. Excellent position for menta from employers covered by th Classwari, art object* and brlo*a*brao. EABT KEANSBURO — Three-room •61 CADILLAC •60 CADILLAC mutual benefit. Federal Wage-Hour Law If they offei We need qualified persons to fll right person. Salary to $80. Immediate cash lor anything and avary- rurnlshed apartment. All utilities. Call DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES less than legal minimum wages. Mo3 HAMMOND thing. RmcU'a, 2S Hut Front BL, 787-2352. Six-window Stdan Convertible available positions. A partial list o employee! engaged In Interstate oi Job opening* follow: 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Bank "" .-H»3. All white with black and foreign commerce or In the production o ORGAN STUDIO EATONTOWN — Three rooms unfur- Fawn with matching Interior. goodi for auch commerce must be pale FAMILST IN NEED OF CLOTHES fo; nished. Utilities. Adults. No pad. Call ': Loaded with extras Includ- white Interior and white top BOOKMEBPERB-Full Charg* to HO OP ABBURX PARK boy three months old. Will pick u] ing factory air conditioning. Loaded with extras. In ex- HELP WANTED-MALE not leas than (1.25 an hour and at leas alter 4, 542-1439. cellent condition. SEOREO'AlRXES-Many . to 1101 one and one-hair tlmea their regular USED ORGANS olothes. Call 741-C993. STATISTICAL TYPISTS to * 8! ate of pay for hou.a worked after a Hammond Chord Organ w/reveVb _|6M NEW SHREWSBURY — Attraotlvt * CLERIC TYPISTS to t 8C maximum workweek of 40 hours, un- Hammond Bplnet Organ w/reverb ..|745 thre«-room apartment, unfurnished, W», RUSSELL RUSSELL COMPTOJIETBI! OPERATOR to * SI GOOD PAY less specifically exempt. Also, mosl Open Dally Till 9-Baturday Till 6 p.m. PETS 4 LIVESTOCK all utilities. 642-1821. . KEYPUNCH OPERATORS to J " omployees In certain large retail, aerv- COOKMAN AVE. AND UAIN ST. ATTRACTIVE NICELY FURNI8HBD— n Oldsmobile-Cadillac s Oldsmobile-Cadillac X-RAY TECHNICIAN ' to t For men between the agei of 20-40 'ce, construction and other, enterprises 775-9300 TOY POODLE — Female, silver, yeai One room efficiency. Private, light NOR-300 OPERATOR to J 65 and who are ready and willing to engaged in or producinc goods for old, shots, AKC registered, reasonable, cooking. Gentleman preferred. 741-8394 Company Company 3EN3IMATIC OPERATOR Ope work. Permanent Job with an op- commerce, who have been entitled to 'IRBPLACE WOOD — (15 a load, 566-7557. 100 Newman Spring! Rd. NOR PROOF OPERATOR Ope portunity for rapid promotion for am- minimum wage of at least |1.00 ftn 'res delivery. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — In Mld- 200 Vl6utmaLn Springs Rd., BM TRANSIT OPERATOR Opei bitious men, No experience necessary. hour since September 3, I(f9i, must be 22M860. REGISTERED MALE BEAGLE — Flv dletown. Call 747-2255 after Red Bunk Car needed, months old-, healthy,.food looking, In & p.m. Red. Bank paid overtime pay of not leas than YPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. (tinted. Bred rrom good hunting stock. 741-0910 DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICE! one and one-half times their regular All makes new or used. Guaranteed HO. Station wagon type dog crat 2'A-ROOM furnished apartment, prlvatej 741 -0910 77 proad St. 747-3355 Red Ban CALL 566-5561 rates for all hours worked after a Low as $25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth separate compartments, $30. 291-150£ entrance, across from Fort Monmouth maximum workw •«•!( of 44 houra, unless St. Next to theater. 747-0483. Hospital. 138 Main St., Oceanport. SECRETARY — For real estate office, specifically exampt. If you are offered BASSET PUPS — AKC, purebred, rea. tri. ZU Insurance experience would be an ns.se!. SERVICE STATION MANAGER-^Good less by covered employers, or if _yoti >LSKS |15 up. FILES J12.00 up. tables sonable prices, wormed and Inoculated, APARTMENT UNFURNISHED — Mod- 7T\" 3 H" ' Call RUSSELL M. BORUS AGENCY, starting salary, mferlt Increases, even- have questions concerning the Fair :halrs. adding machines, typewriters, 747-1837. ern, ideal ror couple. Free, for moderate 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. 747-4532. tually take over business. Require- Labor Standards Act or other activities jfrice equipment, etc. at bargain prices. help In house and grounds, Cail Ur. LEGAL SECRETARY — Experlenc ments: Good mechanical background, of he tJ. S. Department of Labor, cal New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. LABRADOR PUPPY Davenport, 747-3355. preferred or general secretnry wit good references, mature, married. Ex- or write the Department's local office We. 35, Oakhurst. 531-3930. Call cellent opportunity for right man. Also nt Rooms 417, 418. Federal Bldg., 402 842-0975 or 842-0014 TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, experience. Call 741-7000. Or writ need good attendants, fuJl-Unie, part- )2" SNOW BLOWER for wheel horsi steam heat, all utilities. McCARrhy BOB WHITE "A.W.", Box 511. Red Bank. ,ime. After 8 p.m. call 264-3161. E. State St., Trenton, N. J. ractor. cost $150 new, used only twice, GERMAN SHBPHBRDa — A rare op 747-3942 185. 671-2731. portunlty ror the discerning buyer. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS KEY PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT TWO ROOMS — Experience required. Large company SERVICE, 101 Broad St., Elizabeth. Utter by AKC champions Waldenmark Many benefits. Good future. Salar DAVENPORT 354-7700. WiLLIAMSBURG Ilko ex WM-Mar's ZenU. Call alter Utilities. rancq^JGO to $75. p.m. 402-1070. 146 Bridge Aye., Red Bank. ' CHEVROLET, BUICK MAN OR WOMAN — To handle cus is the name ot our NEW HEAVY DUTY DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES The North Jersey Shore's Placement tomer charge accounts, part-time. Writ WHITE ALUMINUM storm and ucreen BIRDDOO — Pointer female. Tw( 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Banl Organization specialising in securing A.M.", Box 511, Red Bank. window. It's beautiful and only I15.&5, years. Has been shot over but no COMMERCIAL RENTALS DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience career positions lor qualified applicants. completely finished, $100 to good hom USED CAR VALUES BAJUJ UMFLUYMJBCNT AOffiNCi PROWN'S 229-3599. helpful, but not necessary. Matawar luallfled Personnel For Quality Orders OFFICE SPACE area. Write "A.T.", Box 511, Red Bank TECHNICAL POSITIONS 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 BEAGLE — Very small remale, sever 210 Broad< Long Branch 322-4741 months old, good bloodline. Reasonable, Heat fumi.tieJ, will redecorate to 11111 REDUCED SECRETARY — Construction or eng COST ESTIMATOR-Plaitlo to 17,600 948 ALL ALUMINUM TANDEM 776-7283. your requirments. Beit location, will OF THE WEEK neerlng experience. Accuracy In shor ACS UMPLOYUEm AGENCY ASST. ORGANIC CHEMIST to P.500 hjv«rv Jiiler A applicant mr ipeciali •RAILER — 28', 1350. Call •ub-dlvide if necessary, lea and um- hand essential. High salary. Repl] I. E. or AOCOUNTING- 12 Broad Bt Red BuiV 747-3494 741-4288 LABRADOR PUPPIES — Six week pire. 747-1100. FOR P. O. Box 31. Little Sliver. Methocls Asst. ' 16,800 old. AKC, excellent bloodlines. Call 741 •57 CHRYSLER $ 475 ASST. QUALITY CONTROL EDWARDS KMPLOYMKNT AO1CNCT 'IANOS — Save S100 or more off list 9272. OFFICE - Slate Hwy. 35. Mldaletowa. NCR-300-MAJCHINE OPERATOR Bxeoutlve-S ate a-Otl ice-Dome it! c price, brand Dew 86-nota comol* pi- Next to Bell Finance. Windsor 4-doir, Some experience required. Good typ- OHBMIST J6.000 anos. 10-year guarantee. Com* fee. FREE TO GOOD HOME—Dog. ma] ing ability. Excellent future. Benefits. ASST. ANALYTICAL. CHEMIST • Sincerity aod ability with high etrnc «71-O277 60 Broad SL 747-0577 Red Ban lave. Rent* option to buy, Tenzer s Three yeara old. Part Spaniel and Tei QUICK SALE! To S63. to Jfl.OOO Mualc Store. 306 Main St.. Lakewood rler. Healthy. All shots. 671-161)5. OFFICE FOR RBNT, 8HRBWIBTJBY— •59 CROWN $1395 DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES SUPERVISOR-Plastic Layup M.000 REAL ESTATE OR INSURANCE—Ex Shrewsbury Ave., corner Patterson Ave. 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Banl LAB TEOHNICIAN-iNo degree to 18,000 cellent oportunlty for better than aver- ANTIQUE — What not, five shelves. Air conditioned, furnished et unlur- Imperial HT, air cond. MAOKTNISTS-Clasi A - Open age earnings for qualified sales person- Reasonable. Mahogany. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT nl.hed. 747-0846. '63 CHEVY I! DOMESTIC HELP — Ons or two dayi nel. Must bt eligible for either real ' 291-1489. per week. References, necessary. Call NON-TECHNICAL POalTIOiNS RED BANK - Modern O«|C«. 726 IQ. Nov« 4-Dr. Sidtn between 7 and 9 p.m. at 741-7174. estate or insurance license. Inquire GIBSON DEHUMIDIFIBR — »50. Ac- APARTMENTS ft. On site parking. Air conditioned. •60 OLDS "88" $M95 CROWELL. AGENCY, Realtor, River- cordion S425 value, best orfer. Both $185 per month, all utilities Included. PRACTICAL NURSE or nurses aide SEMI-SENIOR AUDITOR to t8,6O0 side Ave.. Red Bank. Opposite Moll perfect. 741-7943. SHARP. 4-dser >«dan : ~ Information 10 to 2 p.m. Rlvercresl BUYER TRUCK PARTS «0 17,500 Pitcher Inn. 741-4030. NEW LUXURY Immediate occupancy. Owner 747-S7IT. Nurslnff Homt, 31 Chapln Ave., RecFIDUCIARY ACCOUNTANT to W.5O0 TWO-PIECE SECTIONAL COUCH — 2& ROOMS LEROY APTS. Bank. BANK AUDITOR to 16,500 COUPLE — Cook, butler. $600. Brown nylon, like new, used three FULL* AIR CONDITIONED sre-RE •61 CHEVY $1645 GENERAL ACCOUNTANT to W.W0 EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AC.ENCY months. Corner table, blonde, rormlca '63 RAMBLER 60 Broad St. Red Banl Close to all transportation. Whit* «t — Best toeatlon. Radio- tmpala 4-dr. hardlop MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Various top; end table, lamp, cushions. fl67 21 Leroy PI. Red Banl oration completed, small ipaei ta Clattie 2-Dr. S«dan AUTOS & TRUCKS COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE- Pine Brook Rd., Eatontown. 741-1063 Days 747-1B6" Evenlngi lull your requirement!. 747-1100. Degree «S.400+ LIKE NEW '60 FORD $1195 INSURANCE ADJU8TERS- SITUATIONS WANTED, Femal. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE SPRINOVIEW GARDENS Degree $5,000+ 293 Spring St. Red Ban Country Squire wagon. BEAUTICIAN — Available four to fiv Rent A Piano $12 per Month Four and rive-room apartments. Meal HOUSES FOB RENT SALES POSITIONS Jays, Red Bank. Fair Haven, Lltth liNAtift. MASON-HAA1L1N. BOHMSK hot water, parking. Two bedroom '62 PONTIAC Silver area. Oyer five years experienci complete tdtchenii, dining room, tl BELFORD — One family house. Newly '61 OLDS MOBILE CABUENKUJON. EVE1LETT STECk renovated. One bedroom. Nice location • Catalins' ConvtrtibU •60 VOLKS $ 995 BUSINESS FORMS ' 16,000+' with -managei*-op*rator license. Call be Uoolunan Ava. a Main St. AsDunr Pk. baths. Spacious rooms and cloaets. Srirfire Convertible tween 9-12 m6rnlngB, 741-5324. Ocen dallj tin u Sal till 5:30 Manager on premises. 741-567?. Desirable for elderly couple. Rent 2-door. BUSINESS FURNITURE Open TI5-930I reasonable. 291-9060. • BEAUTIFUL Black with red leather In- OFFICE EQUIPPMENT PRACTICAL NURSE — Mature wom- KEANSBURO .— Kour-room unrurnlshee terior and white top. Loaded Salary + Commission an seeking position in private home. APPLIANCES — Reconditioned and Apartment. All utilities Included. Ci RUMBON RANCH — Four bedroomi. with extras. Original 27,000 INDUSTRIAL FUEL OIL to J7.O00 Call 7S7-7212. guaranteed. 1956 QE filter-flow washer 787-2127 arter 4:30 p.m. two baths. Huge bailment playroom Many Other Sales Positions Available. with' fireplace. Two-car garage. Larne '61M0HZA. "We Keep the Best miles, real sharp. 185. 1S55 GE custom dryer. »65. Cal LONG BRANCH — Furnished apart well landscaped lot. Yearly least. $300 8-9 a.m.,' 741-7698. MOREAU APPLI- ment rour rooms and bath. Heat and per month nlus utilities. Immediate oe- 4 Spied Trammiition DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES FINANCIAL ANCE SERVICE. water supplied. S100 monthly. 229-1653 mipnncjr. WM. M. HALL OWNEJtfrHl- I Wholesale the Rest" RUSSELL 77 Broad St. " 747-33S5 Red Bank 7686. A STEAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DESK, single pedestal, oak 32x42, >?[>. RED BANK — Clean, threi-room fu Oldsmobile-Cadillac EXPANDING SALES TERRITORY — YORK Bar Bell act $25. Studio couch nlshed apartment, stall shower, adull IN CENTRAL JERSEY— $5. Oil stove $5. 741-2425. TItEE SHADED MODERN HOME — Many Oth«n To Choot* From! ' • Shrewsbury Ave., Company Nation's sixth largest corporation look- KWIK-KOOK take-out shops only, 741-7076. Four bedrooms, 2>,1 baths, living room ing /or several aggressive sales coun Earn Up to $15,000 Annually 21 CU Pr. REFRIGERATOR FREEZ- TWIN QABLE3 — 36 Riverside Ave. with fireplace, dining room, eat-In 100 Newman Sprlngi Rd., sellers. SaleB experience preferred. We Own and operate a revolutionary t, ER — Perfect working condition. Orig- Red Bank on river, Ztt and foui kllchw), den, two-car Hatched tun; 58 1st Aw. Shrewsbury Red Bank will pay (750 monthly to the man out. dinner shop featuring foods ^c inal cost $900. sell (or $400. 747-4056. rooms unrurnished, five-room office beautiful trees, $250 per month. Will . who qualifies, married between 30 andpared to order In minutes, (take-home 741-2309. rent or sell. Three yean old. HAUi 741-0910 45, college graduate, should be present- picnics, parties, trips, etc.) Join Iocs BROS.. Realtors. 741-7689. " , 2911101 • Opt'n 'lil 9 p.m. growing chain of franchise*! shops. Re BETSY ROSS APARTMENTS - Ke ly employed. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 549- RENT A TV ] Thr 741-6200 7575. Evening! « to 9, call 747-0151 ported in McCalls & National Franchls Portahle. Day, week, month. BAY' port. Studio apartments, 2 A rooms SJJTiHSS »-"«aroom spilt. ' or 645-4024. Reports. Minimum cash (nvpstmenl Furnished or unfurnished. Call 284-3456, OAKHURST - Four-bedroom hom.. $6,000. For address nearest shop, In SHORE TV, 36 Church St., Keansburg. TOMS RIVER — Thru-bedroom ranch. 787-4400. M0N1I0UTH COUNTY'S best locate! 628 ROUTE SALES —Beer and soda, home formation, phone anytime (215) 384- apartment house. Ons 3% and on I"' 831-4MJ delivery, young over 21, go-getter. Call 2128 or writs or (leave your phon ORGAN—ESTEY Flhladelphian Spinet. 4'^-room apartments available. Baautl THREE ROOM bungalow, unturnllhld. FU 1-9142 after 8 p.m. number): Double manual keyboard. Walnut. con- ful river vlaw, fireplace, parking. Ca CALL RETA1L-AT-WH0LESALE-PRICES • SH OP AND SAVE HUNDREDS OFS $ $ KWIK-KOOK lake-out shops sole nntl bench. Excellent condition. 7411063 or 747-5366. OFFICE MANAGER Box 311. R.D. 1 Only 14 months nhi. Original coat $795, Mr. Smith. 741-9600, or Mr. Carlll Construction experience. Knowledge of Will sacrifice. 264-7009. MA 2-7890 — Newark. SHREWSBURY - Sycamore Av.mie - Parts Purchasing and Traffic. Salary CoBtesville, pa. PAYMENT about 55.200. GREEN CHAIR BED THREE ROOMS. FURNISHED FOI section. Six rooms, garage, March t oe- MONEY CREDIT SMALL MARINA — And restaurant. RENT — with heat and water. Om cupnnoy $175 per month. Call ownei DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES Manasquan, N. J. Call Good condition. $25. 747-3000. 77 Broail Si. 747-3355 Red Bank 223-1728 787-0873 block from Broad St.. Red Bank. Pre fer elderly couple. 747-2242. RUMSON — Small cottage with llvln* NO DOWN IN APRIL, REJECTS HEAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Manng- BARBER SHOP — Located on Hwy ONE LARGE BANDING MACHINE — room, kitchen, bedroom and bath hot • FIRST NO THREE ROOMS — Two peonle pnl er. Experienced required. Commission 35. Call after 6:30 p.m. One small edger, one floor waxev, util- water oil hrat. $75 monthly on leasa ta plus Incentive. 56G-1737. S71-24O4 ity type; one key machine with keys, Kitchen-dinette, living room, bedronn Remember if you work, you can one wallpaper machine. All good con- bath. Mlddtetown area. By appoint Dne or two adults only. JOHN L. ALL PRICES LISTED EXPERIENCED HEAL ESTATE AVAILABLE FOR LEASE. MAJOR dition. Waldman'i, 11 W*at Ave., I^ong ment only, no quotations by phom MINUOH AGENCY. Phom 842-35O0. drive a qua ran teed used car BROKER — Or salesman to develop BRAND STATION — Four year prlvat 747-4305. ARE THE FULL PRICES!! . '59 Olds '695 and manage residential property de- lira net). RANCH—Two bedrooms, living room, Full Price 1 eane, moderate Investment, reanonabl without putting one dollar down. partment. An excellent "ground floor ' rent. Call Mr. Johnson, 566-9755. I1ABY GRAND PIANO — S1, Coldspot THREE ROOMS and both, two person: dining room, two millty rooms, Jal- NO UPS AND NO EXTRAS Hardtop, Power Steering, Power only, by appointment only. No quote: ousled porch, two-car garage, fireplace. opportunity. Replies confidential. Call froftt-free cheat-type freezer, complete $170 monthly plus utilities. Call be License feet, Regittratton and Brakes, Automatic, Radio, Heater, W. or write to arrange evening Interview. CANDY STOHE-FOUNTAIN-LUNCH OtorgUn Chippendale bedroom net, HO)by telephone. Mlddletown area. 747-436! W. Tires. FRANK W. McKKNNA Jr., lleallor. EON KITE — Apartment included, 14! tween 9-9. 671-0988. Monmouth St., Red Hank. il mnhogajiy dining room »et, com' TWO-ROOM — Furnished apartmen Plate, included free with this ad. 276 Broad St., Red Bank. 741-2755. Me. 264-2124 or PA 1-0852. private entrance, $70 per month, '63 Buick *2295 Memtior Multiple Liatlng Service, GENERAL MECHANIC — Former ga utilities Included. 222-6940. If you have had credit problems rage owner, extensive auto, truck and SOFA—Tablefl. lampi; twin maUreis, (More Classified Ads ^ • Full Price CALL NOW DANK AUDITOR mnrlnc engine experience. Towing and never used ;chal«e lounge; clothing RUMBON ESTATE — Separate thre before, explain it all to Mr. Minimum live years' batik experience. ftlrl'a 13-14. On 11 he-fore 12 a.m. 741- room furnished apartment and garagt On The Next Page) LeSabre Automatic, Powsr Steering, Sal.iry to JC.SOn. wrecker w.utk, complete tools. PleV 1772. Evenings after 5. 1110 month. Heat Included. 842-218: Power Brakei. Radio, Heater, W. W. Thomas, in most Casu, he can DAVKNl'OUT PERSONNEL SERVICES up truck, welding equlpmr>nt, etc., de 77 Broad St. 747-.1355 Red Bank sires affiliation with srrvlce ntatlo Tires. 741-5255 work them out for you. >r Knragf. 787-0478 after '6 p.m. YOUNG MAN ESSO STATION FOR LEASE For route sales. Must n&ve car and RAYSKORR AKKA '63 Chevy ASK ABOUT OUR Dlionn. Average $2.50 per hour. For URII volume location with PXCPIIPI Under Orlg. Cost '62 Pontiac *T395 mervlew call HI 2-5489. 8 to I p.m. prv(cp potential, Minimum Investmei only required, (-ontuct Mr. McLaughlln, HI CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Full Price Impala V8 Automatic, Power Steer- ONE YEAR GUARANTEE 6-7000. P to 4 p.m. Temptit, Custom leather Interior, CASUALTY A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! ing, Radio, Heater, W. W. Tires. 2 5 yearn* experience all lint casualty Automatic. Radio, Heater, W. W. insunitier. Degree preferred. Salary tu MORTGAGES If you need a car and extra caih S'J.tHM. 59 Chevy '795 DAVENPORT PERSONNEL BRttVICES to catch up on pre.ont bills, Special! Finance plan available 77 Hroad St. 747-3:155 Red Hnnk ATTENTION Adding Machines—Typewriters Electrical Contractor Painting and Decorating Call Mr. Thomai now. Impala VI, Hardtop, Power Steering, 116 M B~lMIMioV EMBNT SALES MAN- for servicemen over age 21. Automatic, Rodlo, Heater, W. W. Experlfnco necessary. Must have It no1 HOME OWNERS Tire! ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters RESIDENTIAL and commercial wir- OARL 8. JONES _ Palming and rnixlprnlzltiK kitchens. Liberal com fumy NEED MONEY?? •old, rented, repaired. Serplco'a 101 ing. New. Installation or repair decorating. Fully Insured, for free benefit a. IVrmnnpnt full-time position, Monmouth 81., Red Bank 747-O4D5. service. Allen Electric. 747-0112. estimate call 74J-30.1. '63 Ford ^1375 '61 Cadillac '2895 An ennui oppmtunity tin plover. Apply , First andi'fTrrnnii Mnrtxaga Loans MONTOOMKHY WARD, Personnel Of' 11,000 to tlll.OOO Appliance Repair Entertainment J. ALLJBN MALONtl & BON-I'alnt- Under Orlo- Cost Full Price '57 Ford '5.75 fur, Katnutrnvn. Overlmrileneil with d«bts? Ing, decorating. Interior, exterior Galaxle Hardtop, Automatic, Power Per Week W« can help you Immediately pay of Paparhanglng. 747-4827. Converflbfe, Automatic,' Full Power, HKKVICK MAMACIKft -- Fantastic o|i mnrtxsKes. comcllilato nil your ilebts MH. "FIX-IT" — Rofrlgeratlon. Re- Tickets available tar litmt rfroad- Sicerlng, Radio, Healer, W. VA Tires. Electric Windows ond Seats, Radio, '•500" Hardtop, Power Steering, Power portunlty lor Imported and sports rar Iniprovetn^nt mann, nieillcnl hills, stc pair ot all appliances regardless ot wsy Hhnwa anil Major Sports Events. Brakes, Automatic, Radio, Healer, cmhiisliiBt. Mnxltim percentftRp of profit TOM 8UTB - Painting and Decor- i.n imrli and hilu.r. Inquire for tliter tl.000—t 7.B* prr month condition. We sell used appliances. 176 Mnnmouth Ht., Red Hank, Heater, W. W. Tires, Like New. W. W. Tires $3,ooo~ti5.)i7 ppr month Brrvlce charge 13 60. 2S4-571O. ating, (leneral Contracting, fully |n. view at Klat-I'oracbit-Alfft Agenclm »:U»O<>—12^.50 per month sii'ed. 20 yean experience, free esti- Hwy. -J.V Eatontown. Auk lor Mr mates. 741-4336 after « p.m. '62 Mercury *1895 Over 50 cars In stock (o choose from Lev IUP. »5.000—US. 16 per month Furniture Repaired, Reflnlshed at all times. Our aim Is to handle Auto Body Repair Full Price '61 Plymouth '895 the finest cor that money can buy KAI.EHMAN nWHINBRfl FORMS BARCLAY MORTGAGE Call 747-1211 or 142-3293. 25 Pearl «U, 4-doo^ Colony Park, 9poss. Station Full Price and sell them ot the lowest possible Knowledge hiialne.tn administration, *y»- EXPERT PAINTINO and body re- Red flank. Prompt service. Rooting, Siding and Insulation price. tviiia am! accounting Iir^rfe prelVrrtti. CORPORATION alr. Moderate prices. McCarthy Carl Wllme. Wagon, VB, Automollc, Full Power, Fury Hardtop, Automatic, Power With 2-H yean' experience. Balftry Ehevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0305 Luggage Rack, W. W. Tires. Sterrlno. Doillo, Healer, W. W. TlrH. |/i.(XW>. Ormvtti polrntln). 12 Brick Plaza ALUMINUM glDINtl — Installed by DAVKHPUIIT PEKBUNNKL BKRVICCB Homo Improvements aluminum mechanics. OUARANTBIOD If you owe money on your present 77 Hroft.1 81. 747-.VIU Red Hank Brick Town, N. J. Auto and Truck Rental for 20 years. Pre* estimates cor, trade your cor 1o ot and we '56 Buick '5.75 MKCilANJO-H rrKLi»ElV~""~Mur.r~be WOHKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- FROWN*. SJ Broad St., R,"Tant '60 Valiant '595 Red Bank 741-4700 AV18—Rent a new car or truck. Low ations, additions, painting, masonry, Our Uth year In business. 741-7500, will pay It of) and you pocket Hie Per Week fxperlrnrcd. PcrnuHirnt full-tlm* ponl- ratoi Maple. Ave.. Red Bank 747- small Jobs too. Phone evenings Mfl- Full Prltt Station Wagon; 4-dr, "Power Steering* linn. Iflhrnil i: At.'TO Johns-Manvllil contractor. PR M(u7 W. Tires. CKNTEH, Katnntown, N. J. MIAHLE! HOWBR - CONTRACTOn or Adam Llnsmaytr 201-0302. DANK HATES Bead Restrlnglng Aildltlnns - Improvements - Remodel- IMMtCDIATK CARD AVKL AOKNT- Kxpirirnca In nil 1 ing. All typ«s mexin nork. 747-447). High ' 1st, 2nd . 3rd Mortgages O1JII0N CO., INC.-Hooflng, Biding A Horns Improvement Loans FltOM $1.50 pur strand. On bralilril insulation. Installed and guaranteed ft'ii AN'rrK ftitnKKK II tiyum. HlTllni rl««n» trnm 7Hc. LAHOKATOItY TKCHN'HMAN - Ov+n Petit Consolidation — 1/nvest flale RetiMlMfH. 3(1 llroad HI., Red Hank. Painting and Decorating for 10 years. 77ao7o»-2l)I-OJ(o .•HUVAUhH KMI'LftYMKNT AdENCY M.000 month $H.o; HO nroml til. Rrri Ilmik I.I.»>•"> month ill <>1 MHIIH CABBAN - Painter, decorator, ll. IW Editorial Aid paperhanger. 2& yeara experience. 41 iN'DI'.'n'HIAL ttALEH S3.000 month f33.11 ('hapln AVK, 741-1701 an«r « p.m. Tel. Answering Service HORTOAUK RuTtolflAf, ABSmTArJcB — Typing RED BANK AUTO xitprlfiicf. TonltliMi In prodiirt dlatrlbii' 1*1-4343 ro IM0' Manuscripts. reports, briefs. etc. 1. II. 1111,1. — Painter I asrlnr ani) LET lie nil your secretary. No nnd Ion junior corporation, Ha!try to ST.Dtf). Our Koniltd Psrsonai Rr*pr«s»ntatlv# Specialties Work picked up and de- eiurlor. No Jobs too larse or too ta mill calls. U hour wiwerlni OPEN 9A. M.-10P.M. DAVENPORT rKltflONNEL BERVICKS Win Call Al four Horn* Al Tour llvend • Call 74TJOJ1. amalL Vsrj reasoaaele. Call U7-MM. 363 MAPLE AVE. (Rt. 35), RED BANK It«rt Bank Con»enltnc«- No Oblllatlon. MrvlM. 141-470O. "• HOUSES FOS WfcVMeet RED BANK REGISTER" Moad«y, Mtreh 2, 1964-17 POGO WALT h.tLL.1 Voting DAILY CROSSWORD AOS0M U. Urn ^ XLttMt •/it -, n » *.»»., Machines Hit . '." • g H.CM FREEHOLD - There will be XSltte CUn. fctaf- '."•ii :: ,-•:*>•'••. * po special session of the New S. Placed «t * disorder '.".'..''.1 VJUi-'.M KIAdlatowii tocui S. Droop doni fTVIMO Jersey Legislature this week to spare Montnouth and six other XO. To revolt*: Bte BLOttm- — Four roomi. batu. Call law trains pus W-MH, counties $250,000 to adjust 2,200 SO. Mother: after 3 p.m. lXRuptmtory 6. Formal voting machines 'for the April 21 organ*. daiteea child's NEW UiBBWBBURY • Four-bedrooms primary. •pill, riverfront. ~" 5 13. Let •.Notion tarm month. Instead, assistant Monmouth 14. One hun- 7. Children'* *T. Surface 85.An«lmor SIX ROOMB — And l'i baths. BLeim County Counsel Clifton T. Barka- dred aq. gtme hollow: hut. N*w decorations, ij, block from meters 8. Tenant maple Bl. Jam«» Benzol- |H6 month. 7«1-WM. low said, efforts will be made to WoL 15. To pass by, 9. Aptitude* 28. In. win commitments from leaders with FURNISHED ROOMS as time 11. Merited sane By REG SMYTHE of the Republican and Democrat 16. Babylonian reward*: 29. Aorolt solemn ANDY CAPP ROOM' — Nlc« bomt, ill modern, car wonder 1 ic parties. These will be to as- city poetio ^SHE LOOK, MISTER CAW> 12J accomodation. Reasonable. 57 Shrews, h (DONt GET TOO A bury Ave., RK) Bank. 7(1-BUI. sure passage of needed legisla- IT. • IB. Finish 88. Caress {WHAT FAULTS?}) 88. Female ^ »FRIiNt>l.y, MATE, H SHE DRINKS, SHE KNOW 'ER FAULTS, BUT^ ROOM — CALL AFTER », ALL DAY tion which can be adopted March Christian 17. Fruit of 81 Looks SUNDAY. 9 when the lawmakers return to , Andersen the rose sheep SHE'S NOT reR SORT/) . GOSSIPS, SHE—J " LIKE 'ER ANVVVAV- • iti-wa Trenton after a month's layoff. 19. Nourished HOOM AND PHIVATE BATH - 3 dsntlal home. Him Hid Bank. Gov. Richard J. Hughes offered 20. Trusted 4 •74W307. 22.Property. % to call a special session, Mr. 10 ROOM — Next to hath [or business ) 1 msn. SO Waverly PI., (first house Barkalow said, if he could be 23. Goddess of from Broad) T41-2877. assured that Republicans would harvests: It. It FURNISHED ROOM — Clean, comfort able, ' Riverside Guest House. Gentle, not embarrass his Democratic ad- 2*. Court man preferred. 49 Riverside Ave. ministration, by refusing to attend. 26. Son: Scotch K BI HOOMS — Clean and comtor- A shortage of time made it inv prefix 16 7 tal>,e. Reasonable ratei. Grntlemen pr« possible to determine if the GOP 28. Consolida- s /erred. S3 Wallace St. 7414391. r^ would attend he added. tion % OR ROOMB — Breakfast op- 31. Goddess of id. tional. olf-Mred parking, reasonable. The Democratic National Con- a 671-3505. destruction 25 vention in Atlantic City in August 82. Secular M preferred. 164 Broad St., Bed Bank. is at the root of the problem. S3. Roman % % % Phone 7(7-6861. Democrats this year increased % 21 6O % By WALT DISNEY the voting capacity of their con- ii ii MICKEY MOUSE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE vention, thus adding reserved dis- 86. Likely HOUSES FOR SALE trict seats available to the states. 37. Watered 5* to Vt But the Shoup vertical style Bilk ^A 38. Small S7 V 98 Short of Cash? Use Our voting machine used in Monmouth flycatcher can't accommodate the antici- 1AYAWAY PLAN 10. Change 40 A •1 ated 69 names without installa- 41. Pitchers Electric BE R G tion of "interlocks" to keep ma- 42. Affirma- V 42 BULBS chines from jamming. tive Offers Qualified 4 7/ Y/* for ell The "necessary pieces cost $1J2 votes OOAS! Vet» No Down Payment per set. The Shoup Company 189 Per Month OotoftlaJ, three bedroomi, dining room, had set today as a deadline for •einto* kitchen, giraie, basement. an order it could fill to manu- •.' 'Only $9,800 at Berg facture and install the devices. Non Vets $300 Down Mr. Barkalow said he is confi- .Vets No Down Payment dent that if binding agreements Bridge Column Two-Family- — each apartment, fo are made between party leaders roomi and bath. Live In this home with no coit to you. this week, and are carried out When you're telling a beginner Only $11,900 at Berg under suspension of rules, as anhow to choose his opening lead By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD - Non Vets $400 Down emergency on March 9, the Shoup you ajways begin with his part- STEVE ROPER Company will be able to fill the Sooth deafer SORRY IMU5TASK10U TO DO SUCH • Vets No Down Payment ner's suit. "If your partner has Neither side vulnerable RK5HT.' SOWEVEGCrrTD order. bid, lead his suit. He may have NORTH APPARENTLY, LOLOISJUSTA JETR1DOFHEB.' BEFORE A ROTTEN THIHG, MIKE/ BUT THERE IS Cape Cod. (our bedrooms, aclence kitch- HE BUJW5 OUR WHOLE ONLY ONE mv 10 HAND THIS SITUATION/ en.* baaemiat,' *will ovea and range. bid the suit for the sole purpose NICE LITTLE FARM SIRL FROM WHATEVER HE THE NEIGHBORING STATE-WHO OPERATION/ -WOW LISTEN Only $14,900 at Berg of telling you what to lead." This V A 7 4 3 . •, AS, THE KID IS Non Vets $450 Down OK984 SECRETLY MARRIED BENEDICT Rumson Man Named is sound advice, exactly what STIUCRAXY BEFORE HE TURNED ABOUT WM/ Vets No Down Payment In 250,000 Will every beginner should be told. EAST DISTANCE RED HATCHET-MAN/ lUnch, three bedrooms, science kltc • K 9 3 2 •n, fcasomenl, nicely landscaped, lot. NEW YORK - Shepard L. Al- West obediently led the eight PHONE, mc/am nly $15,500 at Berg > V exander of 69 Ritmson Rd., Rum- of clubs. His partner had bid 0 A 6 MSUMHED . on Vets $500 Down S son, shares in the estimated $250.- clubs, and West was a law-abid- + K Q I 10 9- SOME VITAL FACTS'— , Vets No Down Payment 000 to $500,000 estate of his aunt, ing citizen. Still, this ama- SOUTH Oa» Cod. four bedroomi, science kltch- the late Mrs. Rose S. Kopel of teurish opening lead gave South «, two baths, iara[e, nicely land' the contract. •cipqd. tot. New York. 0 Q I 10 7 Only $lff,400 at Berg This was learned here when Declarer won the first trick ' Non Vets $600 Down with the ace of clubs, cashed the Wett North Mrs. Kopel's will was filed for Pans. 1 NT Moamouth County Office probate in Surrogate's Court. ace of spades and ruffed a spade Pass 3 0 Following distribution of $14,. in dummy* .He returned to his 4 0 THE BERG AGENCY 500 in specific, bequest* . under hand with the king of hearts to All Paa : Realtor provisions of the will dated Feb. ruff another spade and h Opening load — • 8 4, 1957, Mr. Alexander receives cashed the ace of hearts By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW ' ' "Personallied Service" personal property and one-third ruffed a heart. . •' ' North's, refusal to stay in no. IT'S * GOOP THINS YOU 671-1000 of the remaining estate, The rest ONB OF VOUR When South next led the four* FIFTY-CENT HWE ME A.UON& TO • N. 3. Largest Residential of the property goes to two grand- p round of spades West could do dummy would show up with TWO Z5i KEEP YOUR.WPGBT Real Estate Brokers - nephews. y BALANCE?/ nothing to stop dummy from nit; singleton. West should have led Daily 9-9, paturday-Sunday 10-7 Among the bequests are $5,000 Ting. Declarer led another heart a trump to reduce ddummy' s rufff Route 35 -Middletown. N. J.each to her brothers, Aleck and from dummy and ruffed in hi ing power. Garden State Parkway Exit 117 Jacob Solomon of 25 Pavilion hand, and then led this last spade East wo Ave., Long Branch. and ruffed with dummy's las trumps and return a trump. South DON'T READ THIS. Un!«s» you'rl Mrs. Kopel, widow of Oscar looking lor a largo older home on cor- trump even though the spad would struggle on for a few min- ner lot (115x1501 with nln» apacloui Kopel, died Jan, 7. • ••< rooms,' H4 bathi, ""ie •»'«• '"'i.W'i'" was good. i utes but would eventually go down ratnt, Jf«t». sarase and «trM. Middle- Exact value of her estate is East could'over-ruff with th at least one trick. town Towmhlp Biyshore area. unknown, pending an inventory. tl»,900 671-9365 _____ ace of trumps, but that trick am DAILY QUESTION INCOME. PROPERTY -7 0116 . five- a club were all the defender; Partner opens with one heart, rooroomm1 «4 two thr««-roohr««r m apartm«ntsapartm« - There's no Trick to Having Ex- Two-oaT r (Utie, pirWWm spacesspacep, s , prlp - could get. and the next player passes. You tra Cash. You Get it Fast When vtx< entrancentrancMM* »team heat. BBoaBtt househe, ho|d: Spades—Q 7 6. Hearts— combinatiobiati n stortorm aandd screens. • New You Use The Register Classified. . Full of Suggestions wlrlnr, plumbing and bathrooms. $10,. Q J 8 5 2. Diamonds-^ 3 2. 000 down brings 9.06 per cent annual —Advertisement. West was" full of suggestions nit profit or llve-ln free. Act now! Clubs—8 7. What do you say? Call 741-1415 after 5 p.m. when the play had ended. "May Answer: Bid two hearts. De- MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE - For sale HOUSES FOR SALE be you should, throw the king spite the excellent trump support By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST b» owner. Three-bedroom ranch, lire- MARY WORTH spades when the third heart ii this is a woefully weak hand and place, aoubl* (irate, large utility room OPPORTUNITY •••••••*>•••••£ >!«• L»r|B lot. Lar»« brick patio. led," he advised^Jiis partner. "O; you can afford only a weak re- 1 THE PEOPLE. WHO HAVE I THINK. YOU'D BETTER HEAD S19.fW «7l4l61 Interior of well located Fair Haven maybe you should step up with _.. . level. home will be completely redcorated. sponse. /WARED ON rr BEFORE FOR. HOME, MI55 LA5ALLE!— Act quickly to choose your own colors. the ace of trumps on that trick tc I CAME TO THANK YOU, I'M 50RRY THE. WERE 5TRICTLY ON THE. Four to live bedrooms, 2'A baths, Living room, dining room, kltohen, For Sheinwold's 36-page book BEFORE MR. GAVIN GETS wadl-to-wall carpet, near new school. stop the crossruff." YOUNG MAN-FOR A MO5T SHOW WAS SiltH LEVEL!-THEY COULD |J3,«X>. 741^318, three bedrooma, tile bath, aunporch, let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," 5CORCHING PHONE CALL basement, attached garage. 520.00(1. INTERESTING HALF-HOUR! A BOMB! ITS A it INTERESTING WITHOUT LOVELY OLDER HOME with water Firm. FRANK W. HcKENNA, JE. Neither play would defeat the send 50c to Bridge Book, Red FROM THE SPONSOR! rf«hts. In Middletown. .Eight roomi Realtor, 278 Broad 81., Reii Bank. 741 USUALLY MUCH LYING! tour badroomi, fireplace and open 2755. Member Multlpe Listing. contract. West himself had Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand BETTER, MA'AM! btamed celling In living room, full missed his chance when he made Central Station, New York 17 buemeni. and new modem kitchen. SEVEN-ROOM EXCELLENT HOUSE- On 19 acres. VA batha, three-acre lake the club opening lead. N. Y. Owner 787-9218. on property. COx2TG' building. ' Full IN OLDE SHREWSBURY - Lovely price S26.nao. Cajw Cod on tree "«Hairerl-.str«r-L . In •icelent condition, must be seen to be IRVIN© WEISSOLD apt>r»clat«d, 747-2487. Ask Laws to Permit Lease MIDDLBTOWN — Cadillac split .level. 2215 Hwy. » 1 LUuwood Four bedroorris, recreation room (Between Freehold and Lakewood) built-in bar. Finished basement. Half 383-3080 Evenings fO2'64S5 aer>. • W1.000. 671-2716. NINE-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE Of City Buildings for Courts RIVERLAWN DR.—Just offered; a OR RENT Four bedrooms pretty Colonial In one of Fair Haven a Living room, dining room, hallway and finest nellhborhooda. Features a denstep, s wall-to-wall carpeted. Modern LONG BRANCH-^City Council A report by City Attorney Lou full dining room, three bedrooms, Hi electric kitchen, tile ba.th, three paneled baths. Full, dry cellar. Two-car ga- roomi, excellent location In Keyport. proposed Thursday night special i R. Aikins was received that rage. Access to river cloie by. no Cull 261-2121 for appointment or PA 1- the city now holds full title to traffic. Bee It this week. A»klng S28,- laws to permit municipalities to 0552. the North Long Branch beach 800. WILLIAM H, HINTELMANN lease public buildings to county THE PHANTOM By IEE FALK (Firm) Realtors, 23 HIIIBO Rd.. num- MIDDW",TOWN REPOSSESSION and may operate a food conces- •on,8«-0600. Member of Multiple List- — Eight rooms, m baths, newly dec- district courts as a means of pro- Ing Service. orated, storms and screens, and extras. sion there this summer.. THE WAMBESI HALT -GOES fUTO THEJVNGie 30-year mortgage; 5M. Price $15,700. ducing municipal revenue to im- FAR AWAY-AT A WPPEN BED BANK — Tower Hill colonial; No legal f«ea or points. $50O down THEIR MAP PURSUIT AT M/WI6HT~DRVM CW center hall, living room with fireplace, to ill. JOHNSON AGENCY, Broker, prove the building sites. OFTHEPHANrOM--NOS£H5/Bl.E NOPKUM! WATER HOLE-HERO STOPS dlnlnf room, modern kitchen, three 512-4049 or 531-1M7. ABRUPTLY- bedroom*, three baAhs; fourth hed-room WARRIOR-- or cf«n, icreen porch, two-car garage. HUMSON - Mount Vrrnon Colonial, On motion of Councilman Hen- Owner transferred. 840,000,. By owner. four bedrooms, 2H baths. 2M, acres, ry Cioffi, assistance of the coun- Writ* "A.K." Box 511. Ked Bank. t Cll 842821 ty's delegation in the Legislature DELUXE TOUR-BEDROOM — Custom GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD - CONVEN- •plit 5M baths, as1, reoreatlon room with IENT TO EVERYTHING will be sought. bar, 21' living room, [ormftl dining Excellent condition on lliln four-bed- room, large eat-In Ultchcn plus laundry room home, located on a 15,000 sn. ft. Specifically in mind is pur- room and garage. On over one, acre. nicely landscaped home site. Full base- chase and conversion of the for- J25.000. From owner, 671-B51D. _ ment, garage. Ccizy living room with fireplace. Fencnd-ln yard for cblldmi mer, long-abandoned Citizens (Send for George's pamphlet. DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS to play In. Schools, buaefl, and flhop- Wiot to sell In « hurry? We pay caihping conveniently nearby. $700 down, Bank Building, at Broadway and He's already read it, anyhow.) lor your home. Call 671-5353 for ajvsubject to FHA approval. Inspection polntment. MANUY ABBOCIATEa, INC cordially Invited, BEE IT TODAY! Third Ave., to offices and cham- Listed Price; 517,COO. WALKER * bers for a county District Court Dear George: MIPDUETOWN Boven-room ranchanch.. WALKEJTt, Realtors. '>t)W Hwy, .15 and lulfullT oaieraentOaieraent, Attkched earacc. Ooou Palm«r Ave., Mkldlrtown. PHONE 071- and municipal offices. Why is it that peope without location. Call owner, 871-3216. 3311. Multiple Listing nnd Trade-Ins. children are always the ones>5O NEW BHBBWBBUHY—Ranch. Kitchen Send for catalog. Open 7 days. The county District Court now With dlshwuher. Separata laundry ready to tell parents just how to room, living room «nd dining room NEW BHREWSDURY — Four-bedroom rents space in City Hall on a raise children and are also usu with- wall-to-wall carpeting. Three ben- colonial, all largo rooiriB. excellent con- year-to-year basil. The arranger rooms, two battli- dame room and d«n, dition. K7..W0. 7O-53H0. ally the first ones to complain By GEORGE SIXTA TiI-604". WEST KEANHHURO — Two-bedroom ment is unsatisfactory hecause of about children? RIVETS liVTOKO THE EVERGREENS ninch near highway. Approximately a lack of space there for the Annoyed Mother You enn't afford not to see this thres- Jii.fiOO OI morUtia with $70 monthly GOOD OL' bwlroorn, two-bath home, wllh large payments may be asfiuined. Price city's needs and an absence of Dear Annoyed Mother: WHEN y see ANV ^1 I'vlnj room, formal dlnlnj room, lunch- 18.090. CHATEAU REALTY, Real Es- permanency for the court. WIHDY MARCH! ton kllchw, plenty or room In tuntate, 215 Oarr Ave. Keansliuri;. 787-5851. Just be patient with them, HATS SiOV/AAJ Q9f ro.me room for' teenajers' cokes ana HAZLET -• Kmir-bedrnnm split level, The proposed lease arrangement Mom. They don't know any bet- f-fAAVBB WE YOU SO BRING '£M nrHsels, plus lull basement nnd at-recreation room, two hnthn, cxunslve tached, two-rnr g«r»(l». dill us; nrr. ItfeHnff; . Carpeting, dishwasher. Walk would be on a long-term basis to ter. Lion-taming looks easy, too, ' MAKE SOME /WONEY ) BACK! buy II today. S2I>.!SOI). WALKER * to bus anil school, Anltlng JtS.OOO: assure sufficient income to war- until you get inside the cage. WALKER. Krnltnrs. Hwy. 3.1. Shrrws- Owner, 2131-0(571. TODAY IN TIPS- / bury. 7«1-5212. 2t-Hour Service. rant sale of revenue bonds to THE dSBATBBT avoid making the project a tax Dear George: Ijrje ^three-bedroom split In llnlmdcl LOTS & ACREAGE with recreation room, separate illnlnK liability. Why do you advice columnists room, attached garage. Taxes *2(>R perTH1B 150X150 WOOriKD LflT with brook: always weasel out of the real year Wall-to-wall carpeting. Private Is truly a bargain nt $3,000. Excellent In other action: owner. J64-7J8O. Price the greateit, nren. *Vnter, RUB. electric. APPLE problems? In short, Instead of I1ROOK AGENCY, »J0 Hwy, 35. Mlddle- Councilman Thomas L. McClin- IIO.tnQ. lown. 871-2300. answering domestic problems PORTAIIPBCK — Three-bedroom lock proposed for study »-$10,- LOCUST — Hartshorn* Woods. 1% yourself, why do you advice col- ranch, full culst, two bstlii, hot wnlrr 000 annual appropriation for pub heat. No mon»y down. >23.00H. 747-M83. es hill ton overlooking Naveslnk umnists always tell people to see RAIIK OPPORTUNITY—Well locateTl 'ftr. Hpiujtlfiil blR trf^-s. Prolec lie relntinns. "Let's sell our as- a. 19,0(10. Owner, 747-4200 evenings. a marriage counselor? Colonial on aulet Fair Haven ilreet sets," he said. Close lo iciiaol*- Trees, Orepbire, for- T. Y. mal dining room. Owner will Include Interior ilrcorntlng. Outslda Just pflhil REAL ESTATE WANTED Now, he added, the only thing Dear T. Y.: eil. 10x1(1" den. Thrae big li'drooms WILL I1UY given widespread publicity about I don't know aftout the others, wltli tlleil bath. Basement and attached AUTHENTIC COLONIALS Long Branch Is "street corner garage, Hard t<) beat, NOW ofrertnl nl Anywhere Monmouth County but you ought f,o see the marri- MARK TRAIL By ED DODD {M.nOO. W« havo the key. HAM, gossip and charges by out-pf-town r R nfc n In hhp l age counselor I'm talking about. BROS., Realtors. 813 River Rd., l sl HARVEY II. KOWTHILHILL politicians that wo have a crime HEY, W-WAIT A MINUTE/. THAT'S llavsn, 741-7OS". 2111-2100 She's a sultry little redhead with MAYBE I CAN TRICK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. J. wave." MY BLAZE /. THAT dUY'S HIM INTO COMING a beautiful figure nnd—oops, here LEADING ME OUT OF THE BACK TO CHECK HOUSES FOR SALE WK NEEO YOIIIt HOME Our 13 ialespsnple have ollantt wsiltlng Council agreed to confer wltt comes my wife. SWAMt?OR TRYING TO. ON ME / for your listing They need ranches the Housing Authority about un split le.ve.ls, two etorlei! alio Investment MORE LISTINGS SHOWN property. Call us for a nulck snle.. Two dcrtaking a second high-rise pub- PARENTS OF DAUGHTER otflcsl larving you. llco housing apartment building SHIRLEY, Mass. - Spec 5/C WALKEIt * WALKER Realtnra. for senior citizens. and Mrs, William Reid are par- Jlireweburv Offlro Mlddlttown Otllcu 741 521J 671-H11 A motion by Councilman Ed- onts of a daughter born here at J.«1H N'KEIIKIM W« mvt clienti gar N. Dlnketsplel was approved the Fort Devens Hospital. Mrs, inxloui tn settl* tn lilt* vicinity PlflHSl to pi'esj the prosecutor's office Reid Is the former Constance HE HELPED ui It yyou r pri>[ifTpopertty ll for rent or Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ME GET CBEE BROOKK AOKNCAO1 V for a report of Its investigation of OP THE CUICKGAND, BUT • MORE MSTINGS SOLD lllclil the theft of $1,700 In beach ro- Frederick Wrlj>ht, 151 Plnckney, NOW HE WANTS ME OUT 1 nvq ur six, 'i'j Dedroornceipts last August from the desk Rd., Little Silver, N. J. Th« OP TUB BWAMR..THHRE'S Thru The Rod Bank 'Area •inmefl, furnished or unfurnished, from 1120 to t\7n por month for Inrnmlni ot then Acting City Manager J couple also have one other daugh- SOMETHING IN UEOE MB Multiply Lilting Servico ItrutlVM. Till OSItO AOKNCV. FU. ttr, Mary Elizabeth. DM6MT WANT MB TO ri-iooa O Jonei. Ifr-Monfoy, March 2, 1961 ffib BANK REGISTER Just remember that a btrgtla Since a torn* frtetet U • store left tucked away in &« freeer in luetf, It'am't tpecUHze in ju*t Get Full Value from Freezer im't a bargain « *U, Si ft'l only a few ftwa «ad jatfc* • profit anting you storage spue. The It atagii inc&de * v*rtery~m*ia NOW) young before you buy or build* unt , . . By MARY VWELEV lewse ilo&e is concerned ttere't *«eh btve nothing to lentiful and attractively priced. advantage of all its possibilities, Important Lesson Shopping facilities vary, of course. at less cost. One happy thought by KEM». You'll g» 671-2400 291-0100 age space, cutting into your oper- to keep in mind is that gourmei lino. Of course, as far as conven- If all that sounds pretty tech But generally speaking, profitable for the C-O-O-L way ating costs. foods may be prepared and froz- The Department of Agriculture nical, the important lesson to items to freeze in season include - KEM* Cards thru; learn is how to shop, plan menus en when special items are gets right down to basic figures, isparagus, corn on the cob, brus- available at special prices — the Decor off long hours of ~±. in estimating the pros and cons and use the food you put in theiels sprouts, broccoli spears freezer. Watch your newspaper kind of foods you'd feel you play. The jecrrtf of freezer savings. Tor instance, »reen beans, and carrots. MoilUl couldn't afford otherwise. if a 12 cubic-foot home freezer for tips. Buy as often as you M-month variations in price 0\ Tough, lasting ' " I can at special prices in quantity You won't learn to operate a with 360 pounds capacity has lit- these vegetables either canned 01 Hcetate-cellulow tle or no turnover in a yearj.s —letting your own experience ready-frozen illustrate the econ- freezer at peak efficiency over- time, the cost of storing a pound with family eating habits guide night, remember. But if you take plastic. Wchabl*\ too. you in the amount of any one>my of freezing and storing them of food would be 19 cents. If the it home. the-job seriously, and are really food you stock. I recall the ex interested in financial gain as tequenci same freezer had a 50 per cent On the other hand, the Depart- food turnover in a year's iime, perience of a friend whose hus well as convenience, it's worth ment of Agriculture reports show tilnila the cost per pound would be I3y band celebrated the purchase o working at. 2 that peas, spinach, lima bean deck cents. If 150 per cent turnover their home freezer—not a very large one—by brining home a and beets prove less experisivi then the cost pound would be 9 (For Mary Felley's brand new whole lamb. It practically filled either ready-frozen or canned. Sc Radiance, cents. I'm talking about over-all the entire freezer space. as a smart freezer owner an leaflet on Savings, send a costs of just operating the freezer operator, it's your responsible stamped, self-addressed envelop a watch comparative prices all in care of this newpspaer.) FREE DELIVERY Religion in the News; iuring the year on various food items. With practice, you'll learn PHONE 741-0001 how to decide for yourself wheth- . START IN PENSACOLA er a certain vegetable or fruit PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP)- The An Influence for Good is actually worth the trouble o] Ladies' Professional Golf Assoc. processing at home. What applies J By JOHN MACLENNAN ery day. They went on alternate to vegetables also holds true foi iation tour this year will begin Associated Press Writer days. Fruits, Peaches and red raspber- at the Scenic Hills County Club JOHANNESBURG, South Afr- His father later moved to ries are considered the most prof; here on March 19. Tctfeq'i ica (AP)—The Rev. Seth Moki- South Africa—first as a teache itable to home-freeze at the peal Followiing the four-day even" timi, the first African ever and later he entered the Meth of the season. But cherries, fo the gal golfers will have an opei 17 Brood St. Red Bank elected president of the Method- odist ministry. example, are more expensiv week after which will follow the ist Church in South Africa The Rev. Mr. Mokit;mi fol- than those bought ready-froze St. Petersburg Women's Open It pays to advertive in The Red takes over his post later.this lowed in his father's footsteps or canned. April 2-5. Bank Register.—Advertisement. year. He is 60, under five feet by training first as a teacher tall, and believes blacks and and then entering the Methodis whites can live in amity in ministry in 1931. He studied a Prime Minister Heridrik Ver- Fort Hare College, in South woerd's racially segregated Africa's Cape Province. He has country. been married for 35 years. His The clerics who voted for him daughter is a qualified nurse regard him as a powerful influ- and his son a teacher. ence for good among his own people, a fervent evangelist and a highly capable administrator. He speaks fluent English, Afrikaans and several African dialects. row S4FET7 With 1,364,000 members of all £MH IU btlllMM races, the Methodist Church in snilnninnnK South Africa is second in size •AGAINST FIRE only to the Protestant Dutch Some Volkswagen owners look down on Reformed Church, which has GET 1,696,000 members, mostly other Volkswagen owners. whites. The Rev. Mr. Mokitimi says DUPONT his visits overseas as a dele- MONDAY & TUESDAY SPECIALS 'Vflteo yo» gmfaote fcora a Vofcs- longer than the Volkswagen Sedan. gate to international confer- FIRE-RESISTANT Mrogen Seda* to O Vofcwogeo Station So people who move up to the high* ences have given him a broad- 'Vlte900,yo»feoBystepop in the world er appreciation of world prob- slung model still feel very much at home. lems. He visited Austria in 1939, TONTINE. FROZEN FOOD SALE The Station Wagon stands a good They park in the same little spots/ Toronto in 1947 and the United WASHABLE WINDOW SHADES loot killer thon other cars. They still don't worry about freezing States in 1961. He lectured and HURRY ... FINAL WEEK! And it holds more than the biggest or boiling; the engine is air-cooled. preached in all these countries. Conventional wogon you con find. They still go a long way on a gallon Since 1932 he has been warden I But the VW Wagon isn't only tall. • Will not Ignite or burst Info of gas (about 24 miles) and a very long of the Bensonville Methodist In- llame. SLICED lib. I Orange Juice It's oko short. way on a set of tires labout 30,000 miles). Strawberries I stitution in South Africa's Cape > Will char when In direct We saved 4 feet of hood in front by Melon Balls And it just tickles them to drive one Province, opened in 1879 to train contact with flame, but ma* 12 oz. ! putting the engine in bade Volkswagen and be able to look down on ferial lelf-extingulshes, when Mixed Fruit teachers but now a high school. llame Is removed. Brussels Sprouts Woe' ~8«**b«sid«..i»'i only.9 inches a million others.. Asked how he proposes to car- • Available In translucent and ry out his new duties in the face In light-proof grades. of restrictive legislation affect- ing Africans in this country, I I he says.: "I have not considered PROWN'S 3 1. 4 1. SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. these things at all. I will live my life in the normal way." NATIONAL 5C-10C-1.00 STORE

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