Distribution M. Partly cloudy tonight, low, M. Partly cloudy tomorrow, Today chance of showeri; high 80. See page 2. 13,950 An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership Since 1878 BY CARRIER Issued Dally. Monday through Friday, entered as Second Clus Matter 7c PER COPY VOLUME 82, NO. 200 it the Foit Office at Rrd Bank. N. J., under tht Act of March 3. 1879. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1960 35o PER WEEK PAGE ONE Plan to Build 'City' of 30,000 ToRezone In Madison Told; Is Challenged Area 'For
SPOTSWOOD — "Electric City, TV Firm U.S.A.," a 190-million-dolIar com- plex of homes and apartments HOLMDEL — Local officials, for 30,000 persons, was planned jeeting with representatives of here today. llonder-Tongue, Inc., last night Soviet Stand Construction will begin next nnounced that the township will month on a 2,500-acre tract near iroceed with plans to rezone the Spotswood, about seven miles imbrosino tract on Rt. 35 for in- rewarning south of South Amboy in Middle- iustry. sex County, a developer and two The Newark firm hopes to electric firms announced yester- mild a $1,000,000 pilot electronics Is Disclosed day. ilant on the 141-acre tract and The plans drew an immediate iventually hopes to move its en- LISBON, Portugal (AP) response from John L. Cham- ire operation to the site. — President Eisenhower berlain, former mayor of Madi- Last night's session was de- left for Washington today son Township. He called a meet- oted to settlement of the ques- ing at his home to protest the ion of zoning the tract for in- to report to the American legality and desirability of the lustrial purposes. people on the failure of his proposal. The property is now in a res- efforts to discuss peace The project was outlined in idential zone but the township's New York by General Electric master plan recommends that with Soviet Premier Nikita Co., Jersey Central Power and portion of Centerville, including Khrushchev. Light Co., and W. J. Happel & iart of the Ambrosino tract, be The President flew homeward zoned as an economic develop- Co., and East Orange develop- after a 24-hour visit to Lisbon ment zone. ment firm. on his way back from the dis- Members of the Planning 6,000 Homes strous summit conference In Board and Township Committee They plan a community of 6,- aris. 000 homes, 5,000 apartment units, indicated that rezoning of the area at this time is the bes Eisenhower, in a brief fare- a 100-acre industrial park, shop- well speech at Portela Airport, ping centers, schools and other solution to the problem, rather than waiting to complete the new aid his talks with Portuguese related construction. 'resident Americo Tomaz and The homes are to have all zoning ordinance. They noted that the zone change would be. 'remier Antonio Oliveira Sala- electric equipment The develop- ' |. CTRIC CITY, U. S. A.' SITE PLAN covers 2,500 acres of land leven milei south :ar "have once again affirmed ers hailed the idea, saying it E. E .... - . , ., , . ... ,, ~ ,. , , insistent with the master plan. c Entire Operation he spirit of friendship and good could provide a saving to pros- °' South Amboy near Spotswood, on Monmoutn-Middlesex Counties boundary. ill that has always character- Isaac F. Blonder, president of pective residents. Scheduled for completion within five years, the city will have 6,000 private homes, ed the relations between Portu- An exhibition hall will go up She television and radio firm, 5,000 apartment units, a 100-acre industrial park, shopping centers, schools and re said a 20,000 to 50,000-square- ;al and the United States." first, with some model homes United completed by Labor Day, the construction necessary for complete community development. foot plant would be built initially on the tract. HAPPY BIRTHDAY—Sharline Ann Accorsi, who was "All of us," the President de- sponsors said. By the end of the lared, "realize that we are unl- year, 500 homes are expected. If the pilot operation proved a born on the Garden State Parkway in Monmouth County Rai'Uan Protest Uncle Sam — success, the rest of the firm's :ed in a common cause and that Chamberlain told members of March II, 1958, receives a present from Francis Hayes, of us, In his own way, the Madison Township Commit- Newark operation would be Your Host Long Branch, a maintenance district supervisor, at the ihares a part of the responsi- tee that the project extending in- moved to the site, bringing the ility of striving for a peaceful to Monroe and Madison Town- Tomorrow Is Armed Forces township at least a $10 million Parkway's fifth birthday party for members of the Gar- and better world." ships was the site of a long- Board Appointment Day, when Uncle Sam will ba ratable. den State Parkway Stork Club. Mrs. Frank H. Accorsi, Washington readied a rousing planned housing development. He host to the public. Shore area The firm now operates three Red Bank, holds her daughter. welcome for the President. said tentative approval given to residents will find these plants and research facilities in Sommers Brothers for develop- events particularly attractive Newark. Eisenhower is to report to the Law is Proposed nation on television and radio, ment in 1956 had expired in 1959. to youngsters and adults alike: The president said the pilot Seej Burden plant would possibly be enlarged probably early next week, about Fort Monmouth—Signal Corps to 100,000 square feet' if and Elite 'Stork Club' his unsuccessful efforts in Paris "In my opinion," Chamberlain RARITAN — Mrs. Florence parade, Greely Field, 11 a. m.; when the entire operation is o sit down and talk things over added, "the project is not self- Goldberg, a leader in Parent- exhibits of weapons and scien- supporting and will prove a bur- Police Car moved. •vith Khrushchev. Teacher Association work, and tific equipment, Greely Field, The summit conference never den on the community through defeated candidate in the Feb- J. Arthur Goldberg, attorney Meyer Hall and Squier Hall, for the firm, said plans also in- Has Real 'Blowout' ;ot under way because the Presi- demands for schools, sewers and ruary school board election, yes morning and afternoon; chil- other services." Mishap Is terday protested a recent board clude attracting allied indus- dent refused to knuckle under dren's rides on fire engines, tries to the tract. SAYREVILLE — Unconcerned -lospital. to the Soviet Premier's demand Top officials of the sponsors appointment and called for new films and television shows, with Summit problems, rising Mrs. Stephens, who came t< and the state were present at legislation "to prevent a recur- He said Blonder-Tongue could that Eisenhower apologize for Investigated various times; aviation com- not use the entire tract even living costs or sidewalks in the party by train, made tin American spy flights over Soviet the press preview in New York. rence. munications show, 3:15 p. m.; Shrewsbury, an exclusive club trip especially for the occasion Salvatore A. Bontempo, com- after expansion. territory and punish those re- UNION BEACH — The police color film of post, Theater 2 Mr. Goldberg also stressed jathered for a fun session She is staying with her brothe: missioner of conservation and The action came as a result sponsible. committee of the governing body various times; tours through that the development of the site terday. and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr A crowd of about 2,000 at Lis- economic development, welcom- is still investigating a week-old of the appointment April 22 of post Installations. -ould be geared to protecting Apparently the only problem of William Chichester, 20 West Firs bon's Portela Airport cheered ed the pfojected community with accident involving a police car, James W. Redmond, 37 Mason McGuIre Air Force Base — the value of the firm's invest- the 15 members attending was St., Kcyport. Eisenhower as he warmly shook the declaration: Councilman Matthew J. Hanas, Dr., to replace board member how to keep from being trampled "Our state's economic and in- Air show, early afternoon. ment and in keeping with the (See STORK CLUB, Pg. 2) hands with President Tomaz. police chairman, reported last Wayne B. Darland. township's wishes as to parkin] by the visitors. dustrial development is actually In her statement, Mrs. Gold At that moment an American night. and landscaping. Birthday Party conservation work as it permits berg charged that several board in the crowd cried out, "I like us to put our lands to their best Mr. Hanas said one of the pa It was the fifth birthday party Ike. God bless you Ike." lice cars went through the cy- members had urged her. to seek Parade Planning Firm To Lease possible use. By the same tok- election this year but that "be- The question of rezoning thi for the "Garden State Stork A smile lit up the President's en, as conservationists, we must clone fence separating the wa- Club," with 15 of the 18 members face and he waved his grey hat. ter works from the Jersey Cen- cause I was honest enough to Ambrosino tract was turned ove utilize facilities properly any- speak my mind" during the cam- Details to Community Planning A'ssoci in attendance. Quarters For Then he climbed the stairs to his where they are best suited to tral Power and Light Co. power Membership in this youthful or- station early last Friday. paign, that support was with ates, Inc., to work out the de- big jet plane, waved with his the needs." ganization is limited to children arms outstretched, and turned The fence is on JCP&L prop- drawn and as a consequence "I tails of the change. Outlined who were born on the parkway. to enter the plane. World Example erty, he said. lost by 18 votes." Local officials pointed out that Police Force Happel said the privately fi- the economic development zone When the party was first Mr. Hanas estimated damage She questioned Mr. Redmond's MATAWAN - The Matawan NEW SHREWSBURY - Th nanced project would "provide as presented in the master plan planned, the number stood at 17. Macmlllan Reports to the police car at "about $100." appointment on the basis of "his Borough Parade Commission has borough police department wil the world at large with a prac- would have to be extended in Irene Jetters qualified for mem LONDON (AP)—British Prims He said no one was injured in interest," asking, "Did he show issued invitations for all borough have new quarters beginning Jul; tical illustration of what the com- depth and width to encompass bership by being born in Essex Minister Harold Macmillan re- the mishap. more interest than I had for organizations to participate in the I. bined forces of highly industri- two years?" the Ambrosino lands. County on the superhighway May vealed today that Soviet Premier There was no public report on Memorial Day parade. 7. She is the daughter of Mr. Councilman Clarence Unlerber Nikita Khrushchev told him the alized economy can do for its the incident until last night. Same Night As proposed in the plan, the people." The parade will start at 9:30 and Mrs. George Jetters, New- recommended, and counci day before the summit confer- Patrolman Andrew Kubiak is Mr. Redmond was appointed zone has a depth of 500 feet from agreed to, taking a lease on 55' Happel said: a.m. at Sutphin Ave., adjacent (See REZONE, page 2) ark. ence opened he would not nego- being questioned as to his possi- the same night Mr. Darland's to Matawan Lumber Company square feet of space in the Way "We hear inflation is pricing resignation was read and accep- Anyway, pretty well lost in the tiate unless the United States ble role in the accident, Mr. and end at Memorial Park. side Bowl-O-Drome for a renta condemned its spy flights over houses out of the market. It Hanas reported, but to date has ted. noisy celebration was the fact of $100 a month. seemed to us that by combining Services are scheduled for 9 that yesterday's affair also was Soviet territory, punished those neither confirmed nor denied res- The resignation was read short- INDEX The new police quarters wil careful land planning, high qual- a.m. at Ross Hill Cemetery, Page supposed to mark the fifth year responsible and agreed not to ponsibility. ly after the meeting started, and have a separate entrance. Conn continue them. ity construction in homes fully Mr. Kubiak told The Register accepted in less than a minute conducted by the Veterans of Amusements 18 of operation of the parkway—it equipped electrically and mech- Foreign Wars and at Memorial cil authorized spending up tc later last night that he has been — without comment. Births 2 officially opened July 1, 1955— $300.for new partitions and othe Khrushchev repeated his de- anically, and the newest mass questioned "along with two otlv The board then immediately Park at 11 a.m. by the Amer- Jim Bishop 6 and the opening of the first perm- mands formally at the conference production methods — we could ican Legion. facilities. er policemen." went into executive session. Hal Boyle 14 anent service area on the park- The borough will take a leas' opening the next day, bringing offer luxury living starting in He said that he "withheld no Twenty-five minutes later, Refreshments will be served Bridge 17, 21 way—the Cheesequake area. (See IKE, Pg. 3) the $12,000 range." for one year, with an option fo information" and that "the re- board members returned from to the parade participants in the Classified 22-25 That's where the party was held, a second year at the same prici C. E. Kohlhepp, president of port the council committee has the closed-door conference and Little St. parking lot. Comics 17. 21 in the Howard Johnson's restau- (See ELECTRIC CITY, page 2) The space available in the bo from me now it also had a week Mr. Redmond, one of only four The next meeting of the com- Crossword Puzzle 17, 21 rant in the service area. ougli hall has long been inad Borough Hall ago, as soon as" the incident oc- persons in the audience, was ap- mission will be held Monday. Editorials e The guests of honor came from quate to the needs of the polio pointed. cured." Representing the organizations Herblock 6 far and near. department, Mr. Untcrbcrg slat Golf Club Mr. Hanas said no further de- Within two minutes, he had comprising the commission are Kitty Kelly 10 First Girl cd. Entry Probed tails are available pending com- been sworn in. The entire action Joseph Vaccarella and W. Ed- Obituaries 2 From 1,887 miles away in Der- At the same meeting, Council pletion of the investigation. took less than half an hour. ward Harris, fire department; by, Colo., came the second child „..**d Oonn fina.mol , readin..au.nKg a«,.n . HIGHLANDS - Police today Suit Is Sylvia Porter 6 re p r0 ln a bl lnR i nd ei He said council will meet with- Board member Vernon W. Commander Clyde Sanders and Radio-Television 16 —and first girl—born on the park amendment to the salary ordin-i? . £ K u 2'* ! ing a few days to set a date Manning abstained from the vot- Robert Ziegler, American Legion; way, Dolores Lorraine Stephens, 00 Borou£ uh Ha2 earl!v ves Religious Services .....12-15 ance setting pay ffo r a police! "Y"Y ' ' BorouKh Ha" earlv ves for action on the matter. ing in protest of what he des- Frank Anson and Oscar Butch, 10 K " - Settled Social 10-11 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert sergeant at $5,300 a year. Fredj ™^' ,. At that time, he said, decision cribed as "the rush." VFW, and Frank Martin, Theo- Stephens, former residents ol Garrabrant was recently pro-! AccordinR to Mayor Cornelius FREEHOLD — A settlement George Sokolsky 6 1 Culnc Jr somc mM will be made as to whether a He declared later that the ap- dore Phelan, Jr., and Richard Matawan. moled to sergeant and is the' ; y; - * was reached yesterday between Sports 18-20 1 clia suspension will be ordered or oth- pointment had been railroaded Lewis, Matawan First Aid and! Dolores was born in Middlesex only officer of that grade on the' "KO — less than a dollar - Hollywood Golf Club and resi- Stock Market 2 er disciplinary action taken. (See RARITAN, page 3) Rescue Squad, Inc. I County on the way to Railway force. was taken from the desk of dents of Ocean Township in their W. S. White 6 the borough clerk. luit against a developer. lie said entry was gained by Superior Court Judge J. Ed- culling protective wire mesh on ward Knight will approve the the window of the assessor's of- terms of the settlement when a Freeway, Plan Wins Friends, Foes at Public Hearing fice in the rear of the building. third party. Ocean Township, Mayor Guiney said file cab- agrees. inets and the assessor's desk The settlement calls for the de- OAKHURST - The proposed construction of a 13-million-dolla were "jimmied." He said the veloper to build 49 homes instead parson nr persons involved ap- of 86. It further stipulates that freeway between Wall Township and Eatontown appeared yester- parently were looking for mon- the remaining 37 lots and a ey. Nothing else was taken. paper street parallel to Deal Rd. day to eliminate chances that a will be offered for sale to the southern section of Rt. 35 which Attention Middletown Township residents and golf club which ad- ono man called "suicide lane' Residents Join the lots, and that a buffer will be widened in the next sev- eral years. Clean up week will be held dur- zone will be created between the ing the period May 23d to May new homes and the golf club. The apparent abandonment of 28th. Open bodied trucks will The plaintiffs also withdrew a an earlier plan that would have make pickups on the regular col- suit against the township for is extended a relief highway parallel lection day In collection areas. suing what they claimed were on Rt. 35 north of Eatontown, Richard W. Seuffort, Business improper building permits, through Middletown Township or Administrator.—Advertisement The club and nearly home- beyond, also Was 'disclosed by owners and club members had spokesmen for the New Jersey Notice attempted to halt an 86-home de- Highway Department. There will be a free R.ibies Vac- velopment bordering the club by About 100 persons, officials cination Clinic at tho rear of the Shalman, Inc., Metuchen, and and residents, met with state Borough Hall in Keansbiirg, N. J. Perri Construction Corp., New- representatives in Ocean Town- nn Saturday, May 21st, l%0 irom ark. ship's municipal building to 10:00 A. M. to V> Noon. Sponsor- Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., of discuss, praise and protest de- ed by the Borough of Kcansburg, Atlantic Highlands represented tails of the state-federal free- A WAY TO TRAVEL—This map, proparod by the New Jonoy Highway Department, shows the "lazy-i" routo that would bo followed by tho nnd the State Department of the club and homeowners, and way's alignment. The recorded proposed Rt. 35 Froeway from Wall Townihip north to Eatontown, whero it would link with proposod Rt. 18 Frooway, going northwest. Many Health.—Advertisement. Melvin B. Cohen of Newark conversations will be examined liked the plan but some wanted changoi when an alignment hearing was held in Ocoan Township1! municipal building yostordny. Tho cost of represented the developers. tn Trenton prior to further ac- Big Savings tion. construction is estimated at 13 million dollars, half of which would bo paid in federal funds. Timo of construction: Two to throo yoars. Notice Buy milk by the gallon and half Clean-up Week in the Borough Stephen Link, Trenton, district plans, said the program was dents and business people have gallon. Special, fresh eggs 30c Garden State Parkway and be to Trenton. Both would be open plan his board's "complete; en- dozen. Economy Dairy, corner nf Little Silver will be on May engineer for the state Highway ound. urged in recent years—now that called the Rt. 3fi Freeway—with to cars, buses and trucks. dorsi-mrat." 1 ,, „ River St. and Shrewsbury Ave.. 23d, 1960 tn May 28th, 19G0, in- Department, and Paul Stafford, It wns Mr. Link's observation tin. freeway program is on the another proposed Rt. \H Free- E. Donald Sterner, president It was Patrick O. Mruno, -d nank.-Advcrtisement. clusive. All collections will be Trenton, consultant with Porter, hat his department is not giving books. way, carrying traffic tn and frorn of Hit; Mcinmouth County Plan- Wuimnfassa contractor and n Ul madn on the Regular Collection ^ckhart, McCreary & O'Brien, ;tudy nt this time to the widen- Also brought to linht wnn the. thfi Browntown and Now Bruns- ning Hoard, appearing on bchaK first aid squad nwmhrr, who ilay.s. Fred L. Ayeih, Buiuug'n which 'a working for the state ing of Rt. 35 between Balontown plan to tie in the freeway— which wick nren.i tn the northwest, and nf his body and the Board ni called Kl. .13 "suicide lane," Colts Neck Iris Gardens, Colt? Clerk.—Advertisement on the right-of-way alignment and Bridle—which many rcsi- would run between Rt. 35 and the with the westward-running Rt. 38 Freeholders, gave Hie freeway (Sue FRliliWAY Page 20) Neck, N. >I,—Adverlisi'mont . J-Fridiy. Bby 20. 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Kindergarten ?8 Scouts Births •*•'*. Class To At Camporee MIDDLETOWN — thirty-eight Madleai Cntcr OBITUARIES members of Boy Scout Troop Mr. and Mri. John Antinozzi, Give Play 140 participated in the district 220 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, camporee last week-end at Camp NEW MONMOUTH — "Salute girl, yesterday. . MRS. ADDIE M. BARBOUR MRS. LOUIS E. DE QUINE, SR events, including advancement Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Newman, 1 to the Calendar Month" will be Housman. LONG BRANCH-Mrs. Addie LONG BRANCH —Mrs. Ruth presented by the kindergarten Wayside Rd., New Shrewsbury, M. Barbour, 90, of 486 West St., Cecelia Way DeQuine, 77, of 63 They participated in all the a girl, yesterday. class in St. Mary's Catholic tests, fire building, cooking, died yesterday in the home of rving PI., died yesterday i School, under the direction of her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Cham- tracking and wild life studies. White Plains Hospital, N. Y. Marylee Nursing Home, Eaton their teacher, Mrs. John Gray. bers,, 279 Long Branch Ave. :own. During the camporee, two Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Skiba, There were two performances Born here, she was the daugh- She had been in failing healt! troop members, "Chip" Ottinger 179 Union Ave., Tarrytown, N. this morning, and there will be and Robert Laggen, and .the ter of the late William C. andhe past four years. Y., a son, Michael Andrew, Sarah Potter Nanalian. another Sunday in the School scoutmaster, Chester Ottinger Tuesday. Mrs. Skiba is the for- Mrs. Barbour was the oldest Mrs. DeQuine was born in Mad auditorium at 2 p. m. were inducted into Na Tsi Hmei r Katherine Lebrecque, daugh- member of. the Asbury Meth- ison, Wis., daughter of the lat The opening number consists Lodge, Order of the Arrow. ter of Mr. .and Mrs. Theodore Wjlliam J. and Isabel Canne odist Church. She had been a of all the children singing "Let This is a national brotherhood Labrecque of Grange Ave., Fair member of the church and ilsWay, and had lived here 4 us Entertain You," followed by Boy Scout honor camp project. years. Haven, N. J. organization for 80 years. a January scene of Father Time Troop members were accom- She also was a member of the She was a member of th and the New Year. February is panied by Mr. Ottinger and Kivewview Hospital Oliver Byron Engine Company Presbyterian Church; past pres: represented in song by "Let Me Frank Addonizio, Robert Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garvey, Auxiliary and an honorary mem- dent of the Woman's Organiza Call You Sweetheart." March has Roy Rogers and Wallace Ehrlich, Marc St., Hazlet, son, yester- tion of the church; past vio two numbers, "Easter Parade" ber of Crystal Wave Council, assistant scoutmasters. day. Sons and Daughters of Liberty president of the Women's Pres and "Here Comes Peter Cotton Troop members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Melser, 3 here. bytcrial; active in the Sunda tail." "April Showers" is follow, James Addonizio, Bruce Bog- Caro Ct., Red Bank, son, this She was the widow of John school, Girl Scouts and YMCA ed by a May crowning and well, Philip Bolma, Kevin Bull, Barbour. a member of the Long Branc "Mary We Crown Thee." June's Robert Byron, Charles Clarke, morning. Surviving are three sons, James Woman's Club, and an organ selection is "Here Comes the Robert Cook, Theodore Dalack, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roma, R. Barbour of this place, Louis izer of the Parent-Teacher As Bride;" July, "Yankee Doodle," Jr., Joseph and Mick DePierro, 81 Riverbrook Ave., Lincroft, J. Barbour of West Long Branch, sociation Youth Center. and August features at beauty Bruce Ehrlich, Joseph Gess, daughter, this morning. and H. Morrell of Sagaponack, Surviving are her husband, pageant by the sea to the strains Ronald Goldie, Douglas Hell- Fitkin Hospital L. I.; four other daughters, Mrs. Louis E. DeQuine, Sr.; thre of "A Pretty Girl is Like a man, Joseph and Fred Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillips, Harry C. Van Grunt and Mrssons. , Louis E. DeQuine, Jr., oMelody." Richard Kastner, Francis and 46 West Main St.," Freehold, Walter Jackson, both of Ocean Pensacola, Fla., Philip W. D Robert Laggen, William Lang a girl, Wednesday. For September and the open port. Mrs. Frank Potter of this Quine of Saudi Arabia, and Joh; WELCOME TO HOLMDEL—Mayor James H. Ackerson, center, welcomes Isaac F. Michael and David May, David Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kellenyi, place, and Mrs. Fred Williams F. DeQuine of Lcesburg, Fla ing of school it's "School Days" Mallard, Edward O'Hara, "Chip" 119 High St., Eatontown, boy, and "Do, Re, Mi." October, foot- Blonder, president of Blonder-Tongue, Inc., Newark, to Holmdel. The firm plans to or Wjcst Long Branch; a sister, two daughters, Mrs. Louise Gen Ottinger, Joseph Palmer, Roger Wednesday. ball season, has a cheering sec Mrs. Aurilla Cook of this place; dron of Montreal, Canada, an build a pilot electronics plant on Rt. 35 on lands owned by Carmine Ambrosino, Rand, Ray Rogers, Jack Ro- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cobb, Marl- Mrs. Elizabeth Kinnie of th tion; November, Thanksgiving 11 grandchildren and IS great left, and his family. Eventually the firm hopes to move entire operation to the manski, Randy Rowse, Bill boro Township, boy, Wednesday. grandchildren. city; three brothers, Charles 1 prayer, ami December, "Kitty and Michael Way of Quinccy, Calif., Harr Under the Christmas Tree" and site bringing a ratable of at'least $10 million to the township. Seento, Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. George Stout, The funeral will be Monday J. Way of Madison, Wis., an"SilenfNight." The grand finale Shapiro, Fred Warwick, "Chip" RD 1, Freehold, daughter, Wed- at 2 p. m. in the John W. Flock Fred Way of Exeland, Wis.; tw concludes with "We ' Hope We Wchlbach, Danny Zalhring and nesday. Funeral Home with Rev. William most of her time looking after William Schmidt. sisters, Mrs. Grace Busse o Entertained You." Heads her own three children. I. Roberts, pastor of Asbury Birchwood. Wis., and Mrs. Alic Stork Club Troop 140 Morley Rangers Methodist Church, officiating. Rev. Robert T. Bulman of St. Last, but by no means least, were given an "A" rating. The Buege of Madison, Wis., and I Mary's will present each child (Continued) was Milton Levy, the public re- Rezone Burial will be in Glenwood Ceme- grandchildren. Mrs. Chichester was at the par- troop's Buffalo Patrol received tery. a certificate at special gradua< lations director who dreamed up the prize as the "best all (Continued) The funeral will be Monda; tion excercises which follow. ty, too. "I was there when it the birthday party idea. Near, happened, (the birth) so I had around patrol." To attain the the highway. This would be In- MRS. WILLIE~ALFORD at 2 p. m. in the Damiano Fi the end of the two-hour party, pr[z"es; the "winners "were judged neral Home. Rev. Robert to come," Mrs. Chichester said. M Levy looked creased to 800 feet. FREEHOLD — Mrs. Melvina £ . slightly^beat._ (jn competitive activities, inspec- Alford, 68, of Prosperity St. 'died Reed, pastor of the Presbyteria She Knows This party was no small affair. The zone also would be ex- Rails, Oils " " tions, campsites and patrol ac- tended from 200 to 500 feet be- yesterday in the Atlantic High- Church, will officiate. Buria Does Dolores know where she In addition to the 15 Stork Club tivities. lands Nursing Home. will be in Glenwood Cemeter was born? members who showed up, there yond the railroad at the south end of the zone. She was born in Jacksonville, "You ask her where she waswere about 40 adults and 27 ALBERT J. POLHEMUS Lift Stocks born," Mrs. Stephens answered, Officials noted the depth exten- Fla., daughter of the late Nelson other youngsters. sion would match that of a light and Sylvia Brier Hansberry. Mrs. SOUTH BELMAR — Albert J NEW YORK (AP) - Trading "and she'll tell vou, 'in a car Plenty of Presents Appraisers interest swung away from the on the parkway.'" industrial zone planned in Mid- Alford was a retired presser. Polhemus, 62, of 722 Eighteent No party is complete without dletown off Laurel Ave. She formerly lived in Keyport. Ave.. died yesterday in Fitki space age defense issues and in As do most gatherings, this one presents, and there were plenty to rails, oils and selected issues started off with a few speeches, Hear Smith Officials of the TV firm hoped Surviving are her husband, Hospital. of them. Each club member re RED BANK — Thomas J. the zone change could be made He was born in Eatontow: as the stock market advanced but they were brief. Willie Alford, and a son, Jonny ceived half a dozen gifts, which Smith of the law firm of Parsons, by Sept. 1, Their purchase and was the son of the lati again yesterday. John B. Townsend, vice chair- Alford of Cleveland, Ohio. were donated by the operators of! Labrecque, Canzona and Blair, agreement with the, Ambrosino The funeral will be tomorrow Henry and Lillian Polhemus. Hi The oils, rails and some mo- man of the New Jersey Highway parkway restaurants and gasoline) tors spearheaded an irregular Wednesday night in Old Union family is conditional upon the at ;10 a. m. in the John W. lived here 60 years. Authority, which operates the stations. climb in the afternoon which parkway, welcomed the group House addressed the Central Jer- zone change. The deadline for Mehlcnbeck Funeral Home, Haz- Mr. Polhemus operated hi From youngster to oldster, the purchase is Sept. 1. added an estimated $l,600,0Q0, and said he was a little disap- sey Chapter, Society of Residen- let. Rev. Collins B. Byrd, former own ice business for 35 year; everyone seemed to have a good Access and was superintendent of Whiti 000 to the quoted value of stocks pointed that no babies had been tial Appraisers. pastor of the Second Baptist time. His topic was "Courtroom Church, Keyport will officiate. Ridge Cemetery, Eatontown, th listed on the New York Stock born in Cape May, Atlantic or Also referred to Community Exchange, based on the rise in Even D. Louis Tonti, executive Technique for Appraisers." Burial will be In Midway Green past eight years. Burlington Counties along the director of the parkway, had a Planning was the question of an the Associated Press average. Nominated for chapter officers access street to the tract. Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs parkway. big smile as he walked around Marie Polhemus; a son, Charlc: Although the ticker tape la^ were Robert E. Skold, president; The Newark firm manufactur- VILLANOVA Pa. - Thomas Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, with a lollipop in his mouth. Polhcmus, this place; an aun ged only once, and briefly, at Russell M. Borus, first vice pres- ers closed circuit television for MRS. MOSELLA COSSABOOM G. Labrecque, son of Mr. andauthority chairman told the club And just as the social blowout Mrs. Rebecca Burrows of Re the opening, turnover was con ident; Kenneth L. Walker, Jr., industrial and educational pur- FREEHOLD — Mrs. Mosella Mrs. Theodore J. Labrecque of members, "I'm glad that you drew to a close, it turned out that Bank, and two grandchildren. sistently brisk and resulted in second vice president; F. Leroy poses; FM radios, and electron- Cassaboom, 95. of 29 Hudson St., 99 Grange Ave, Fair Haven, was let me come to your party." the oldest person there was Mrs. The funeral will be Monda; total volume of 3,700,000 shares Garrabrant, Jr., third vice pres- ics equipment to amplify tele- died in Fitkin Hospital Wednes- chairman of the Senior Fathers' Speedy Stork I. R. Stevens, Sr., of East day night. at 1 p. m. in Mt. Olivet Baptis compared with Wednesday's ident; Theodore W. McGinness, vision signals. 5,240,000, the largest since 1958. Day Saturday at Villanova Uni- She mentioned that evidently Orange, who was the only great- She was born in Lincroft, and Church. Rev. J. H. Marshal secretary, and Frank B. War- The firm chose Holmdel be- Of 1,2.1.1 issues traded, 569 versity. only the stork can exceed the grandmother in attendance. She was the daughter of the late pastor, and Rev. Walter T dell, treasurer. cause of the area's . desirable rose and 440 fell. New highs for Events started with a mass at 60 mile an hour speed limit on will be 81 years old in August. Forrrian and Lottie Young Stry- Hawkes, Red Bank, will offic Trustees nominated for three- labor market. Mr. Blonder said the year totaled 38 and new lows 11 a. m. Following lunch, there the parkway. Just about this Her great-grandson, Michael kcr. She formerly lived In Marl- ate. Burial will be in Whit year terms \Vere Milton Heller the firm spent a year on surveys 39. were varsity swimming demon- point, one of the club members, Rober Stevens, was born June boftr and Atlantic Highlands. Ridge Cemetery. and R. Thomas Bowers. of locations throughout the state. Baltimore & Ohio was up 1V4strations and a baseball game a little girl dressed in blue, be- 24, 195G, in Ocean County. He Surviving is a son, Dr. Ralph gan feeling that way and cried The plant would be built near WrLLIAM M. LEPPERT and Chesapeake & Ohio eased between Villanova and Seton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- the New York and Long Branch F, Cossaboom, this place, and Va following news that the roads Hall. A liberal arts student a bit. man Stevens, Spotswood. three grandchildren. ELBERON — William M. Lep Railroad and would set back are talking merger. After the majoring in English, young La- Then the candles on a huge Edward H. White, Jr., who wasFirst Aid about 2,500 feet from Rt. 35. The funeral will be tomorrow pert, 75, of 1130 Lincoln Sq., die brecque will graduate next birthday cake were lighted. It yesterday in Monmouth Medica close came news that Atlantic born March 2, 1957, in Ocean The pilot plant would employ at 11'n. m. in the W. H. Freeman Coast Line and Seaboard had apmonth, at which time he will be turTied out later that the treCount- y was the heaviest baby ami ' Son Funeral Home. Rev. Center. Courses Set about 300 persons. proved merger terms. ACL wacommissiones d in the Navy. He mendous bottom layer actually born on the parkway, tipping the Glenn A. Hinc, pastor of Brick He was born in New Bruns up 1 and Seaboard up l'/l. has been assigned to the Atlan- was a false bottom. scales at eight pounds, one MATAWAN — Richard Lewis Reformed Church, Marlboro, will wick and was the son of the lat president of the First Aid and Thirteen of the 16 most active tic Fleet and will serve on the There were some interesting ounce. officiate. Burial will be in Brick Paul and Catherine Leppert. H Rescue Squad, Inc., Monday stocks advanced and three de- destroyer USS Beale, out of Nor-stories to be told'about the ar- The lightweight of the group Reformed Cemetery. wife was the late Mrs. Helen folk, Va. night announced that the second Hartman Leppert. clined. rivals of the club members. was William Cimilluca, the early The first child born on the standard and advanced first aid JOHN~W1LSON Yesterday's closing stocks: bird, who weighed in at four Surviving are a son, Willan 1 superhighway, William Parkway courses will start next Thursday, NEW YORK - John Wilson, Leppert of West Hollywood, Fla. 4.1 | 1-T-K Ckl Brk 26' OBITUARY pounds 13 ounces. and continue every Thursday i I Jotinn Man Cimilluca, saw the light of day The party was a photographer's 84, of 635 West 170th St., died a daughter, Mrs. Kathryn D'Am Air JCriluc 71!'; | JOIIC.I*!. TARBY CAUSBY, SR. thereafter from 8 to 10 p.m. Les Wednesday in Mother Cabrini Alleg CJI lit1,! | Joy Mfg July 11, 1955, at the Telegraph nightmare. The curtains on the brese, with whom he lived, an* Allog l,ii,| Hl^t 1 K:il«pr Al FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Hill state police barracks. Neiman, Port Monmouth First Hospital. two sisters, Mrs. J. Wilbur Tci Allk'il i;h Ml1. I Kennecotl Tarby Causby, Sr., 48, died Tues- big bay windows were closed and Aid Squad, will conduct the ses At one time he had lived on Allied Kin Had Been to Races opened a dozen times as the pho ry of Highland Park, and MrsAllln dial B3 day in his home on Dutch La., The youngster was two months sions, which are open to the pub- Allen PI., Red Bank, N. J. He Charles Strein of New Bruns Alcoa here. tographers switched from colored lic. Registrations will be accept Am Alrlln I.eli I'ort (J early, his mother said yesterday. WAS a World War I veteran. wick. Am Ilrk Bli Born in Richland, Ga., lie was film to black and white. The ed by Mr. Lewis. dedicated to l-oli Vnl Inil Mr. and Mrs. Vito A. Cimilluca, His sister is Mrs. John F. Kel- The funeral will be Monda, Am ('iin Loll Vnl KH a resident here 16 years. camera shot more than 300 feet Delegates Jonathan Hedglin Am Cynn LOP OIn.iJ West Orange, were on their way INTEGRITY ly of Brookdnle Farm, Lincroft, at 10 a. m. in the Damiano Fu Am MAKily Oli'. 1.1 li McNAL Mr. Causby was employed by man with the motion picture Theodore Phelan, Jr. and Frank Am .Motors I.lKBAMy home from a day at the races To serve reverently . . . N; 1. neral Home, Long Branch. Rev Am Hlilvlt Matthews Auto Body Shop, Free- cammera shot here than 300 feet Martin, Sr., reported on the Uth I.ukorn Stl at Monmouth Park when William Also surviving arc his wife, an-Sherman S. Robinson, pastor o Am .SHI Muck Trk hold. of film. district meeting of the New Jer- with dignity and beauty Am THATel .Martin Co was born. His middle name is other sister, and two brothers. the Simpson Methodist Church Am Toll .11"! M»rck Surviving are his parents, Ed- Three club members were un- sey State Council they attended always, and offering the Am VUCOBP in honor of his birthplace. The funeral will be Monday at Long Branch, will officiate. Bur- p hit: Menu G.M ward and Minnie Rice Causby; a bale to attend. They were, Fran- in Keyport May 12. William Bo the Cody Funeral Home, St. Nich ial will be In New Calvary Ccm u'-ntuln Mo Pile A "I had all winners," Mrs, Cim- utmost in consideration. Annco KM MrvMisr Oil ion, Tarby Causby, Jr. ol Cliff- cis Michael Walford, born Dec, gart, state president, was a olas Ave. ctery, Parlin. ArmoiirACu Mnnt Wnnl wood: three sisters, Mrs. Anna ilucca said of her day at the 24, 1958, in Union County, son guest. At no time does creed or Annul Ck Nal nine races. Her husband said she had AMil Oil Nat 1'nlry Gohsson of Delroit, Mich., Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wal- price make any difference Alclilnon .N'nl IIIMII1 Lillia Home nf Linden, and Mrs.four winners. All ltrlln Nnt (lyiia dorf, Hazlet; Mark Tate Keagy, in the high standards we Avco Corp Nat Ktopl Mary Van ol Cliffwood; and three William is the youngest of four born June 8, 1959, in Ocean Coun- Awaits Hearing, LOCAL SECURITIES •CMkftW NY Ontrdt 21 children. "He's my youngest and have upheld and shall con- llalil Limn .14 Kla M riv 35 brothers, Louis and Joseph Caus- ty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso l!»ll*Oh No Am Av 37 by, both Newark, and Henderson last," Mrs. Cimilucca added. P. Keagy, West Creek, and Youth Escapes tinue to uphold in our elation of Securities Dealers, Inc.. do not represent actual transac- linyiik Clg Nor Pac 4] Causby of Cliffwood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Accorsi, tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities llpnrtlit Av Nn«t Alrlln 111 Cheryl Nadine Mandeville, born FREEHOLD — A 17-year-old service and responsibility llfth Stfrl Ctl'ti Ohio Oil 32 The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- Red Bank, were on their way to Dec. 22, 1959, in Monmouth Coun-, could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated Hndtl* Air Oliver Cp 17 Elizabeth youth escaped from the to the community. [Ionian 3(1 Outli Mar 21 port, is in charge of arrange- Paul Kimball Hospital in Lake- ty, daughter of Mr. and Mrsprobatio. n office here while by the "asked") at the time of compilation. 'lorg Wnrn Owen* III Ol 102 wood on March 11, 1958, when BANKS Illoy Krle P«n A W Air 17 ments. Paul Mandeville, Matawan. awaiting a hearing on a charge llwM Co I Pnrnm J'lcl «l Sharlinc Ann Accorsi was born. Dlv. nid Asked ilillnni | PiMinoy, JO 123 The other members who attend- of juvenile delinquency. Asbury Pk.-Manasquan Nat'l 1.25 .1.1 nun j.i.l I I'a PivAU 20'i 'Great Honor' ed were. Michael Ryess, born He was identified as Thomas John E, Day •am-, Jl WEATHEK Pn 111: I3's Mrs. Accorsi, the mother of Asbury Pk., Ocean Grovo 2.M) 40 Niter Tiiic II I'll 11 Kl Ml July 25, in Union County, son Hen ratty. Allenhurst Nat'l .50 50 I'lilll IVI Fair and warm again today three children, said she feels it of Mr. and Mrs. Modesto Reyes, Probation officials said the Atlantic Highlands Nat'l *•' 7.(10 lliO II'• I I'll Hlrpl is a "great honor to belong to Funeral Home Belmar-Wall Nat'l (IP, I Pill' Sv EAO 37'i with high in the 80's inland and Clark; George Edward Helfrich, youth was apprehended April 22 2.00 55 'liryiler <(!'« | Pulillck Imt 75 to 80 along the coast. Some such an exclusive club." 85 Riverside Avenue Central Jersey Bank .SO (x) 15 'IlliM Hvr Pullman born March 1, 1956, in Union in Union Beach as the driver 16'/ lolK I'niill 311', Tho father cf one Stork Club Farmers & Merchants 1.00 4S MCA cloudiness tonight with low in County, son of Mr. and Mrso.f a car from whioh a number Keyport Branch 'oliiin cm I'M; Itrndlng Co he GO's, Saturday warm and hu-member helped deliver another First Nat'l, Bradley Beach 1.25 45(New) •t «l Ini l.^,,,| daughter, Cheryl Lois, was born 'orn IM *- i HI Itrj; Pap and Mrs. Robert G. Hirsch, out in an attempt to locate him. Non-Sectarian Merchants Trust • .70 2iy, 23}; 'tnwn 7.pll MARINE Dec. 31, 1957, on the parkway Matawan Bank .10 'rue Hll 20'« I Kiwi] Oil Springfield; Diane Jane Gibson, •lirtl^B Wf 51'. Blnck Island to Cape May: in Essex County, was driving the Monmouth County Nat'l ) r: AI [. | I I Hlnrltilr born Feb. 21, 1958, in Monmouth 21'* Smith, AO Winds south to southwest 10-15 ambulance carrying Mrs. Ed- Peoples Nat'l, Keyport .1.00 llrl UW 7 County, daughter of Mr. and 70 80 Dentil!! Blip Rornny New Jersey Trust P'MI knots today tonight nnd Satur- ward llranck, also of Isclin, when 1.00 « IIIMIK Alrr Pac Mrs. Clifford Gibson, Lakewood; ROBERT A. BRAUN Sea Bright Nat'l I'i'U' riirm XV, I Hmi r.y day except occasionally 20 knots Teresa Rnmona Ilranek was born .75 45 111 P.M.! !H", I fiju'rry rtil Lisa Ann Evanko, born Aug. 17, 511'i I «lil llraii'l near the shore in the afternoons. INDUSTRIAL lino I.I July 5, W!5D. 1M8, in Essex County, daughter "HOME FOR FUNERALS" Electronics Assistance Corp. K.I"! Kivl I Sl.l oil Cat Mostly fair but scattered thun- MC nnd Clown 12'/, \V/2 KnJ Julm ll'J SHI Ull NJ of Mr. and Mrs, Michael Evanko, Electronics Associates (xxx) 24 Krlr III! .11 Mini Pack dershowcrs liknly Saturday af- The cast wouldn't have been 25'/, TI-KHCO Clark, and Mark Steven Shcr Hanson VW-M HrrMnlii' ternoon. Visibility 4-8 miles. One of the county's most modern funeral 5'/, l''nnl Mtil Trx n Prod complete without a master of man, born April 2; I960, in Mon. Haydu Industries Urn Acr..|il 'IVxtron 'riilowm oil ceremonies and a clown. homes with a completely home-like atrriosphere. Laird & Co. , .. «J i-f a liynnin 17" mnuth County, son of Mr. and Urn F.Irc I Trnniinnor Many Topirs Slated Frank Rowlnnd, public rela- Monmouth Park .45 I "1 IM. I I'll Cnrlitrtf Mrs. Harvey Sherman, Lake 110' tions co-ordinator, took the first N. J. Natural Gas 21'/, 22!^ I'll Par wood. 106 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN N. J. Natural Gas Rights I'lilt Alrc For HTH Meeting part. .20 .nti (JMI Puii rt '.'( I'lilt'il I'I, LIBERTY 2-0383 U. S. Homes and Development Corp. ..,f II TrlftKI HI ill l.lnM RED BANK The Retail Francis "Tiny" Hayes, super- (x) including .10 extra; (xx) 0.7 percent stork div. IMS; lileii All III i I I'M Plywil , I frt imii Trade Hoard of the Community visor of maintenance district Formerly ol East Orange •Plus stock dividend, (xxx) 2 percent stock div. lMR; I I I'M HlllHt "hnmber of Commerce will meet five, and a resident of 343 Joline Electric City ••'Includes extra dividend. I I'M Hlrrl (It lly I Van Al Hll Tuesday nt R p. m. in the Ave., Long Branch, was the (Continued) y Walwortli 'Ill' Municipal Guiding. clown. t; i!r cm i\ Warn II Pic the Jersey Central Power & Light! >» U:\innn-r Tap '.'M W Pcmi Kl :t?\ Among the topics for discussion He was an awesome sight Cn., said: llcri' IMr «i I We«l I II Tfl |iiirir and liinntJi i;il i II.IJII I. is" your assurance of BcttlnR a F.vdyn N. Barker, secretary in ages to builders and community beautiful, enduring monument 4J- public relations department. developers," Coiislriirlril to {i.vsiirt: gronlcr cmnfuil ami |niviicy for in looping with your most chor- A nurse was -u<' Hll t-'.Mi '*^»V.J£rfE ^: « n Kimh.il! Hospital, hut spend.';!"-iin.- A.li,'i;h. .nr 1 * •* Eatontown BED BANK REGISTER Fridsy, M*r 20, 1900-3; Meyner Asks Early Senate Registration Spectacular Show Set Action on Cigarette Tax TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Robert] Scheduled For McGuire AF Base B. Meyner wants the state Senate EATONTOWN — Pre-school McGUIRE AFB — The most to say yes or no on a penny-a- Fort Band registration in the Eatontown spectacular Armed Forces Day pack cigarette tax increase to schools will take place Tuesday program of its history will be and Wednesday. 20 Join finance new state institutions beT Will Lead presented by McGuire Air Force Registration will be held be- Base tomorrow. fore the Assembly even considers tween 9 a. m. and 11:30 a. m Court St, a rival proposal for a 40-million- Scout Show in both the Margaret L. Vetter The Thunderbirds, the world's dollar bond issue. and Fred G. Steelman Schools irst supersonic precision aero- batic team; Titan, the mightiest Meyner urged leaders of the I OAKHURST — Fort Mon- Parents of children with las Joseph, CDA mouth'hs 389th Arm A my SignaC1A 0l Corpr s names beginning with A to M •>( U. S. intercontinental ballistic KEYPORT — Twenty new Assembly Democratic majority ™""' '- """"^ - " " ' —•• missiles; the F-106 "Delta Dart," at a news conference yesterday Band will lead the grand march will register Tuesday. • members were received into the of some 5,000. scouts at the Gol- Parents of children with las the world's fastest jet intercep- Catholic Daughters of America to keep a Nov. 8 bond issue tor; and the B-52 "Stratofort- referendum in committee until den Jubilee Scout Show at Mon- names beginning with N to Z wil at services conducted by Court mouth Park Saturday evening, register Wednesday. ress," the Air Force's biggest St. Joseph in the St. Joseph's the cigarette tax is debated "on bomber, will be feature attrac- the floor of the Senate." June 4. Children living west of Rt. 35, School audiiorium. including Wherry housing, Gibb tions at this MATS base. But Assembly Minority Leader Kendall Lee, city manager of Mrs. Agnes Armstrong, South Hall, Lowther area, and Cape Beginning at 10 a. m., a visitor Pierce H. Deamer (R-Bergen) Asbury Park and general show Amboy, district deputy, conduc- hart housing, will be jegisterei to McGuire, located 17 miles said the bond issue plan spon- chairman, said the Signal Corps ted the reception at the May at the Vetter School. south of Trenton, may see—for sored by Sen. Walter $. Jones band would take part in the "pre- meeting of the court. Received Although kindergarten children the first time in this area—the (R-Bergen), chairman of the show spectacular" scheduled to into Court St. Joseph were Mrs. start at 7:45 p. m., and would in Pine Tree Trailer Park have mighty Titan intercontinental bal- Appropriations Committee, should Patricia Pandolfa, Mrs. Helen later participate in the "Salute formerly gone to the Steelman listic missile towering some 10 Rowley, Mrs. Margaret Matthaey, be put to a vote in the lower School, they will be registerei to America" which is the offici- stories into the air. Mrs. Mary L. Allen, Mrs. Doro- house. He said Meyner's pay-as- al opening event of the show. for the next school year at th you-go plan to raise the cigarette Vetter School. When fully operational in the thy Barrett, and Misses Ruth and The band will be in charge o Helen Vogeler. The other new tax from five certs a pack to THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE to Riverview Hospital was marked yesterday when the Children living east of Rt. 35, near future, the Titan will be the six "is doomed to failure in the Warrant Officer Thomas Hardie. including Fort Monmouth proper, most powerful of our nuclear members were received into St. Rumson Auxiliary staged its 30th anniversary luncheon at Crystal Brook Inn. Left Senate." Frank Bryan, Asbury Park, is will be registered at the Steel- carrying ICBM's. Based on a Ann's Court, Keansburg, and the musical director of the show Court Fulgens Corona, New Mon- "I don't think we have to sub- to right, seated, are Mrs. Percy H. Radford, charter member and financial secre- man School. flexible design that allows for fu-. and will arrange the music fo: mouth. mit to the tyranny of the chair- tary; Mrs. George Stephen Young, president, and Mrs. William D. Cromey, treasurer. To be registered, pre-school ture improvement and refine- the event. children need not be at the reg ment, Titan will* have a range of Mrs. John Thaler, grand re- man of the Appropriations Com- Standing, Miss Grace F. Sickles, vice president; Mrs.'Cris Bertell, retiring secretary; gent, reported on the 19th an- mittee," Meyner snapped. The Municipal Band of Asbury istration with their parents. Phy at least 6,325 miles and a speed Mrs. Charles E. P. Johnson, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Joseph J. Clancey, nual retreat held at Georgian The governor said senators Park will also participate, Mr. sical examinations will be give of at least 17,250 miles per hour. Lee said. recording secretary. to the children after they ente This giant missile, weighing 110 Court College, Lakewood, and the favor his plan. The Assembly 27th biennial convention of the Democratic leaders said they The show is being sponsored kindergarten in September. tons at launch, will be but one by Monmouth Council, Boy Parents must bring with them of many ground displays at Mc- New Jersey State Court, Catho- would support his views and lic Daughters of America, at ths probably pass the cigarette tax Scouts of America. a birth certificate and evidence Guire. Shelburnc Hotel, Atlantic City. next Monday. Delegates of smallpox vaccination and diph- At 2 p. m. an air show, said She attended both events. o theria, pertussis and tetanus in- to be unsurpassed in New Jer- Majority Leader LeP.oy J. Appeal Head oculations. Parents have also Announcement was made that sey, will begin. High speed pas- D'Aloia (D-Essex) and Speaker been requested to bring records, Court St. Joseph has received a ses, formation passes, and Maurice V. Brady (D-Hudson) Urges Support Selected if any, of polio immunization. certificate, a state award of maneuvers will be performed by said other major administration To enter kindergarten in Sep- merit for outstanding service dur- LINCROFT — Support for the F-84F "Thunderstreaks," F-8!) programs would also be put to tember, a child must be five ing the years 1958 to I960 in the Lincroft-Everett Community Ap- ByMATAWA VFWN TOWNSHIP - "Scorpions," F-100 "Super Sa a vote when the Assembly meets years of age on or before Oct. Apostolate of the Aged Depart- peal was urged by Harry H. George Brenon, commander of bres," F-101 "Voodoos," F-10( Monday. 31, I960. ment. Mrs. George Epan is chair- Neuberger", appeal chairman, at Guadalcanal Post, Veterans of "Delta Darts," C-118 "Liftmas- One would regulate installment man of this department. a meeting of the Lincroft-Holm- Foreign Wars, has announced ters," C-124 "Globemasters," and sales generally. The other would del Kiwanis Club Monday night. that the delegates to the state Snow White C-133 "Cargomasters." The installation of officers will allow the 21 counties to assess Mr. Neuberger said the ap- VFW convention in Asbury Park be held at the June 14 meeting, property at anywhere from 20 to peal, which starts Oct. 1, has no June 22 through 25 were Theodore with Mrs. Charles O'Hare as 100 per cent of full market value overhead costs with all donations Soltys, William Wood, Michael Show Set chairman. and make it easier for taxpayers received going to organizations Jock, Harry Kern, Ronald Hoser Raritan The court will hold its 36th to appeal unfair assessments. which are represented by the and Charles Hobby. Their alter- annual banquet at Peterson's Deamer said the Republicans appeal. nates are Vincent Gaunt, Robert At Center (Continued) Buttomvood Manor June I. Mrs. would provide the votes needed Frank Ashworth, vice presi' Fletcher, Mel Hindle, Charles EATONTOWN — "Snow White through without proper consider- James Day and Mrs. Gilbert Cas- to pass all three bills under dent, said the club will co-op- Candiloro, William Jauvin • and and the Seven Dwarfs" will come ation of a wider field of candi- well are chairmen. emergency' suspension of rules. erate wif'i tli" »wii "^c "- Weston Mundy. to the Monmouth Shopping Cen dates. The next cancer meeting is Edward O. Hurd, Keansburg ter tomorrow at 11 a. m. and Mr. Redmond, a textile sales- schcduled for Tuesday at the Edward P. Carhart, Belford, and 1 p. m. man, has been active in local home of Mrs. Charles Emery, Edward A. Scofield, Cliffwood, Wait" Disney's fairyland beau Politics. A trustee of the Raritan 108 Manchester Ave. were welcomed as members at ty, along with her faithful fol- Athletic Association, he has liv- Monday's meeting. lowers, will be portrayed by the ed here 3'/2 years. The Guadalcanal Guard will Sylvia Meredith Puppets. To The Voters Workshop participate in the state Memorial With Miss Meredith here in Elaborating on her statement, Day ceremonies Sunday in Bev- CHANGEOVER—Mrs. Philip F. Hartung, Jr., new presi- person, the puppets will have two hich will be read at tonight's erly. free shows for children. leeting of the school board, Mrs. For Scouts Plans were completed for the dent of the Shrewsbury Township Parent-Teacher Associ- oldberg said she will seek new Each show is 45 minutes in MIDDLETOWN — An outdoor decoration of graves at Midway ation, left, accepts gavel from Mrs. James Y. Dunbar, length. Those who see the first late legislation which will re- Green Cemetery Memorial Day. uire school boards to hold spc- workshop for District Three of her predecessor. show and want to stay for the the Northern Monmouth County Members were asked to attend second are welcome, shopping ial elections to fill vacancies, Council of Girl Scouts was held games and give moral support center officials said. larticularly those which occur Monday afternoon to take up the Tuesday at Bodman Park. to the Little League team spon- Miss Meredith's "Snow White tear the beginning of a new cal- sored by the post. Soviet charge of U.S. aggres- mdar term, thus placing interim Mrs. James Lawson of the Mid- /fee sion, based on the U2 reconnais- and the Seven Dwarfs" is an or- Final arrangements for the iginal script—also featuring Silly, lection in the hands of the dletown-New Monmouth Neigh- (Continued) sance plane which the Russians borhood was chairman of the past commander and past pres- the summit meeting to a col- Sassy, Simply, Soon, Seldom, and ers. brought down on Soviet territory event held to acquaint leaders ident dinner-dance May 28 in tfo lapsing halt from which it never Simultaneous as the dwarfs. She said she will make the on May Day. Gromyko was due with basic outdoor techniques in VFW Post Home were discussed recovered. Miss Meredith formerly was roposal directly to the state lep- in New York tonight from Paris cooking and fire-building. Mrs. by Michael Jock, chairman. / But Macmillan's review in the associated with the Sue Has- slators, the state commissioner to represent the Soviets in the James Gillcspie was vice chair- roast beef dinner will be servei House of Commons today was tings Puppets and has performed f education, Frederick M. Rau- council debate. man. Thirty women attended. at 9 p.m. Music for dancing from the first intimation that Presi- all over the world. inger, and the state Federation Khrush Calm jf District Boards of Education. 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. will be providei dent Eisenhower, French Presi- She is well known to television The opening flag ceremony by Richard Pavlik and his Blu Mrs. Goldberg said she has dent Charles de Gaulle and Mac- fans, having appeared on th was a joint representation of the Boys, featuring Ray Hammom BERLIN (AP)-Premier Niki- rejected suggestions and offers millan knew what they faced Dave Galloway show, with Cap- five Neighborhoods. and his trumpet. The reserva^ ta Khrushchev, calm once more tain Kangaroo, Cliff Edward' from many friends to circulate Patrol leaders were Mrs. An- tions are limited to 250 persons. when they met with the Soviet in voice and manner, side- Premier on Monday. "Night Owl Theater" and Cap- petitions or "storm town hall" drew Marsh, Leonardo; Mr. Le- stepped a monster rally in East n protest of the board's action. This presumably was one rea- tain Glen's "Bandwagon" where land Richmond, Belford; Mrs. Berlin today and chose to talk to her popular puppet Buttercup "But this has been too blat- son why Eisenhower and Khrush- a tightly selected group of East Robert Rickner, New Monmouth; 150 Attend was featured. ant," she said, "and^ too obvious Mrs. James E R i d i o, Atlantic chev did not shake hands or Germans about the summit an insult to the voters of Rari- speak personally at the start of breakdown in Paris. Miss Meredith is believed to Highlands and Mrs. Joseph Guc- Party, Show have performed more TV com- tan Township to let pass." kert, Fairview. LAURENCE HARBOR — More the meeting. Back in Socialist-Communist Mrs. Goldberg has heen active Macmillan said it is still too mercials, with puppets than any than 150 guests attended the territory—where no man would other puppeteer. i Parent-Teacher Association first annual card party and fash- early to say whether the col- dare raise the hind of catcalls work for several years and is No problem HnillnK tenants wnen you lapse of the summit conference with which Parisians derided the mlvcrUno Tho Register way.—Adver- ion show sponsored by the Altai currently legislative chairman of tlspmcnt, —Rosary Society of St. Laurence represents "an isolated episode" Soviet leader —Khrushchev low- Tight Contest :he Monmouth County Council of Catholic Church in the church or "a deliberate change" in So- ered the tone of his voice and arents and Teachers. auditorium. viet policy. softened his adjectives. Miss Bernadette Hughes wa: What happens this afternoon In Bridge U.N. Protest when he speaks in a closed hall awarded a $25 certificate by th RED BANK — Five points Tweeners' Art STORES UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., to 5,000 faithful may be a point- separated the top four winners Sylvette Shop for being the best (AP)—Soviet Foreign Minister: r to the six to eight months C at the Red Bank Duplicat To Be Shown Maple Ave. at White St., Red Bank model. The judges, all out-of- Andrei Gromyko flies to New ahead when Khrushchev expects Bridge Association's weekly ses Yloritwait SH 7-5700 town residents, were Mrs. George York today in pursuit of a U.N.'to attend no summit meetings, RUMSON — The Bnai Israel Kline, Mrs. Albert Carew and sion Wednesday in the Commun Tweeners will present nn exhibit 1000 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park —PR 5-8700 prohibition against American spyj His speech on arrival was as Mrs. Frank Sullivan. flights that will be binding after;sharply different from the ity YMCA, Riverside Ave. if their art work and paintings til its too Where your dollar buys MILES more Mrs. Allan Close was general President Eisenhower leaves thelspeeches and news conferences E. Grant Scheck, Allenhurst, it Congregation Bnai Israel, directed the eight tables in play. chairman. White House. in Paris as Paris is different Hance and Ridge Rds., Sunday at late! In a telegram to the U.N. from this divided city. North-South winners were Mr :30 p. m. Security Council last night, Gro- Khrushchev talked so mildly and Mrs. Francis P. McNally The girls have worked on this myko brushed aside Eisenhow- that it seemed a new mood gov- Little Silver, first; Mrs. r. Wil project under the guidance of er's statement in Paris that U.S. erned him. Ham Lane, and Mrs. Kennct Mrs. Elsie Bernhard. TRUSTEE'S SALE flights over Soviet territory had Today promised to be a busy lleyman, both of Little Silver Pri7.es will be awarded by the lted and would not be day for him, talking with East second, and John T. Lovett, 3d, judges: Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal, IN BANKRUPTCY Little 'Silver, and Stanley G iROfECf resumed. • j German leaders, including Com- Jane Harvey nnd Harry Feldt. REAL ESTATE ...oniyko said Eisenhowerjmunist Party Boss Walter Ul- Ivins, Red Bank, third. The public is invited and there could not promise the aerial spy-jbricht, about the summit failure East-West winners were Mis: will bo no admission charge. Re ing would not be resumed after and the time for signing a peace I Mai-Raret Michel, Atlantic^ High freshments will be served. DAN-LIN CONSTRUCTION CORP. and he leaves office in January and treaty with East Germany. lands, and Mrs. Thomas E. Lon Installation of new officers for therefore the President's state- ergan, Middletown, first; Mrs the Bnai Israel Tweeners will D'AGOSTiNO CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. ment was only "a tactical step GUILD ELECTS Oscar Brandow and Mrs. Edwan ake place Monday at 7 p. m. n Red Bank's Only taken . . . with the object of LONG BRANCH—Mrs. Harvey Rumrill, Lincroft, second, an They are: president, Madeline Slocum, 58 Washington St., has Mrs. Helen Nusbaum, Red Bank Cold Storage . Pursuant to an Order of the deluding world public opinion." Barger; first vice president. "Thus the threat of incursions been re-elected president of St. and Mrs. Ernest O. Kalin, Rum rancine Miles; second vice HONORABLE JOSEPH FISHBERG, by United States aircraft into Martha's Guild of St. James son, third. president, Gail Lowenstein; cor- Vaults the territories of other states Episcopal Church. Beginning June 1 the weekl responding secretary, Sarah Dia- Referee in Bankruptcy has not been removed, nor ,the Others taking office were Mrs. sessions, open to all seriou; mond; recording secretary LEON'S danger that such acts may lead Hugo Horbruch, vice president, bridge players, will be held Mady Eisenberg, and treasurer to grave military' clashes and Miss Mildred Wright, treasurer; 8 p.m. in the Woman's Club Barbara Friedman. 68-76 White Street the unleashing of nuclear-rocket Miss Elva Wright, secretary, 164 Broad St., Red Bank. Red Bank A. J. WILLNER. Auctioneer war," the Soviet foreign minis- Mrs. Charles Fenlason, devotion- The next session will be hole Mount Mitchell in North Caro SH 7-2800 ter declared. al secretory and sunshine chair- Wednesday at 8 p.m. in thi ina is 6,684 feet high. The Security Council meets man. YMCA. will sell on: "I'm as happy as a minnow in a Monday, May 23,1960 at 11 a. m. at: mountain stream 'cause my house is HWY. 34, MATAWAN. N. J. air conditioned
27V2 ACRES OF COMMERCIAL LAND ON RT. 34 LEADING FROM MATAWAN TO HOLMDEL (Office Furniture and Personal Property Will Also be Sold)
ROBERT FRIEDLANDER BOOKBINDER, PESKIN & TRUSTEE MARKOWITZ, Attys. for Trustee REVOLUTIONARY RrlEEMAIRE 601 Bangs Ave., 143 E. State St., complete home air conditioning system Asbury Park, N. J. Trenton, N. J. costs less to operate, too...call AUCTIONEER'S OFFICE A YOUTH ORGANIZATION parade will bo staged in Fair Havon tomorrow. Dis- J & M Healing and 11 Commerce Street, cussing it last night woro, loft to right, Raymond R. Jannoll, prosidont of tho Cham- Air Conditioning Co. Newark, N. J. ber of Commorco; Frank J, Porry, general chairman, and Councilman Tony E. Hunt- MArlict 3-5690 • 5649 ing, parado chairman. Tho rvont is sponsored by tho Chamber of Commorco, Tho 24 Lloyds Road, Matawan parado will start supply "might - 4-Frid.y, \Uy 20, 1960 HOLLYWOOD. Fto. (AP).- supplies' ever since. He found be avaiUMe dotet to hontffand* With the CMfet^Sttt «pcb some at a factory in Georgia, for less.' - ,r:T-; ;"-•--:; Mum. Laurie BeaMtt fijpiKS but they were unsatisfactory for to be busier than ever witbjiis carving because the grain wasn't Sisterhood ! bobby. . . •"••" right. iDodger" relief pitcher CjenijLa- Bennett carves trinkets out of bine scored his only, MMmjing peach pits. He makes rings, Then he wrote to a canning big league victory by shutting put factory in Sanger, Calif., and To Hold crosses, earrings and Stars of the Giants in the second National David, which he distributes to received a sample that was just hospitals to help cheer up thewhat he wanted. The factory of- League playoff game in the Polo Luncheon patients. fered to ship him all the pits he Grounds in 1951. EATONTOWN - The Sister- hood of Monmouth Reformed Temple will hold its first annual spring luncheon Monday at Crys- Now team tal Brook Inn. red-aiid-white giiij TOPS with faded blue denim
AT THIS Our thorough laundering gives a soft PANTS ' I'LL ADMIT HE WAS NICE TO ME WHILE I WAS SICK, BUT brightness only a really clean shirt can . HE GAV£MB TUB ULCBIZ •"—' ' """' have. For complete shirt satisfaction, STORE try us. Then you'll know how truly The girls, Red Bank high school good a shirt service can . be. . • ,.. they go together • Reussille Twins students, attended parties and ONLY! On Visit TO College dances at the college, toured the campus, and were guests of the like fun V frolic LITTLE SILVER - Misses students in the dormitories dur- EACH WITH DRY CLEANING ORDER Mrs. Kenneth Hcyman Nancy and Pat Reussille, twin ing their stay. Pre-freshman daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-week-end is an annual affair at STARTING WED., MAY 18, TO TUES., MAY 31 As this will be the unit's closing Washington College. event for the year, Mrs. George ert de la Reussille, Crest Dr., Yanko of Fair Haven, president, Fox Hill, were among the 90 O98 will review the group's activities young men and women from Harry Craft, who replaced Lou and accomplishments. New Jersey high schools to at-Boudreau as Kansas City man- UNION IMPERIAL LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Sleeveless Shirt *d Mrs. Kenneth Heyman is chair- tend a pre-freshman program at ager in 1957, now is coach un- 500 BROAD ST. SH 1-2228 SHREWSBURY man of arrangements and reser- Washington College in Chester- der Boudreau who is managing vations. Entertainment will be atown, Md., last week-end. the Chicago Cubs. summer fashion show by Clara Maslow of Shrewsbury, with Mrs. Walking Slwrts Louis Kremer as commentator freeB and Mrs. Arthur Greenbaum, ^^^^ New Shrewsbury, as pianist. Members will be Mrs. Monroe Clam Diggers Deutsch, Mrs. Elliot EnRlander, value Mrs. Samuel Kramer, Mrs. I. Rich tan leatherette, plastic lined, easy to William Lane and Mrs. H. Fred- clean! For town, beach and travel! Smart bandy crick Simon. way to carry over night wear, cosmetics, odds and ends. Yours with every purchase of Seat Knst Kcansburjj Covers, Tops, Mufflers or Shock Absorbers.. Alfred Rabufto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rabuffo, Harmony \ iRd., celebrated his third birth- , day Saturday with Lorraine and 'Arthur Stover, Thomas and Kim Harha, Laura Rabuffo, Mr. and • RAYCO OROSPUN •Mrs. Henry Urban and Miss1 | Mary Barha. AUTO SEAT COVERS Seeing is believing! i Arthur Stover and Gary Stover, save up to 20% Rayco makes your {sons of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur worn tired car seats ! Stover, celebrated their birthdays look dazzling new in ! Saturday at a family dinner. just 30 minutes'with Orospun seat covers. : Members of St. Catherine's And Rayco custom-fits i R o s a r y-Altary Society visited them free. : shrines in Washington. D.C., Sun- j day. The trip was made by bus.
| The 10th birthday of Louisej Ann KOCRDI, daughter of Mr. and! i Mrs. Herbert Koepcl, Ray Ave., was celebrated Sunday with : members of her family.
Tentative plans for a social June 21 were made by the La- die's Auxiliary of the First Aid Squad May 10 at a business meet- ing. Mrs. Alfred Frenchman was OPENING hostess.
i The Knitting Club met last; week at the home of Mrs. George, A. Lewis, Park Ave., Belford. j Present were Mrs. Robert Obcr- jlc, Mrs. Charles Oberle, Mrs.' (Cleonard Harms, Mrs. Charles, j Mcdenhnch, Mrs. .fohn nelus,! j Mrs. Robert Bolus and Mrs. Ed- ward MaRonheimcr.
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itdrfed firjlif. 14 Audition RED BANK REGISTER Friday, May 20, 1960-5 ?S CARPET ot As Dancers MONMOUTH CARPET MIDDLETOWN — Fourteen u, OAKHDBST children from Mfddletown attend* ing Joan Michael's Dance Studio, 103 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., audi- tioned Sunday for Tony Grant's 'Stars of Tomorrow" at the Steel My first claim to Pier in Atlantic City. r distinction ... My Jennifer Ditter, Debby, Ann R&ffia embroidery Smith, Patricia Leonard, Dolores ability as a watch Oaks, Marilyn Ketchow, Linda splashes color on white Hilliard, Janet Antonelli, Elean^ repairer . . . or Sringo, Lorraine Merel, Elean or Mc'Mahon, Susan Perkins and A romantic touch of sunny My pledge . . . Denise Martinson did a tap rou tine to "Sweet Georgia Brown." Italy! Raffia stitches a rainbow Honesty , Virginia and Marguerite Fer- — -'•>- san" and did a tap rou- of colors on soft white kid. * tine to "Yes Sir, That's Mj jjiijy." How your feet will enjoy the bared The group will appear thif silhouette, the easy-walk summer in Tony Grant's Theater in Atlantic ,City. height of French Room's 56 Monmouth St. Mrs. Michael's recital will takf across from place Saturday and Sunday, Jum new cork heel police headquarters •4' and 5, in the Middletown Town ship High School, Tindall Rd. RED BANK with 100 children from the Mid dletown area performing, from ages three to 16. SIGNING UP—Final papers were signed yesterday at the Christian Brothers Aca- demy, Lincroft, before the breaking of ground for a new gymnasium and Brothers' The RUMSON ROOM residence. Seated, left to right, are Waller C. Hurley, Neptune, the contractor; Brother Anthony John, provincial of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, New NEWLY DECORATED York Province, and Brother Albert Bernard, director of the academy. Standing are Bernard Kellehyi, architect, and Patrick J. McGann, attorney, both of Red Bank. DINING ROOM SPELLING IS RUSTY OF THE First Camporce OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)-Po- MEDICAL ice officer E. E. Hawk asked a For Troop 107 Rumson Hotel teen-age boy what he was doing NAVESINK - Boy Scout Troop in the tavern and what his name MEMOS 107 of Navesink participated in was. The lad replied his last By H. l.Henchen»ohn,M.B, will serve name was Lonelodge. Hawk its first camporee Saturday and looked at the boy's driver's li- Almost everyone, sooner or lat- Sunday in Camp Housman. Sunday Brun cense and asked him to spell the ;r, gets a blood test. As a rule Scoutmaster George Black, As- name. He failed the test and stant Scoutmaster Charles Col- went to jail. his is done by inserting a needle Frbm 10:00 A. M nto a vein which is prominent ins, and Committeeman Harold Salenger participated along with and close to the surface jn the to 1:30 P. M. Scouts Robert Logan, Michael Swift-+o-Sew :lbow. -ogan, Kenny Olivola, Keith 3aldwin, Jimmy McNamara, * * * * .ewis Boekel, Charles Scudder, Printed Pattern ingene Cuny, Harold Salenger, Mien Quackenbush, Jimmy Luncheons Smith, Dennis Heidel, John Pape (ennis Anderson. Robert Kolus and nd Robert Guest. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN, N. J. 695 FIFTH AVENUE • CROSS COUNTY CENTER • WHITE PLAINS • MANHASSET Dinners Michigan State's home football GREEN ACRES. VALLEY STREAM . ROOSEVELT FIELD . MID-ISLAND. HICKSVILLE james for 1960 will be against GARDEN STATE PLAZA a BERGEN MALL. PARAMUS, N. J. .lichigan, Iowa, Ohio State and MAIL ORDERS. ADD 25* POSTAGE. (CO. D. POSTAL CHARGES ARE EXTRA) Daily letroit.
After the needle is withdrawn :he usual procedure is to place the RUMSON HOTEL sterile cotton ball in the elbow and to tell the person to bend 10 Waterman Ave., Rumson the elbow as far as possible so :hat the bleeding will stop quick- RU 1-2000 y- Sometimes this not only fails to stop the bleeding it may ac- tually promote it. The reason i that the pressure on the vein is not as great as one imagines i to be when the elbow is flexed. Furthermore, the cotton ball may slip towards the side of the vein closer to the heart so that the blood oozes out of the puncture wound. A better way, if this happens to be a problem, is merely to apply firm pressure with the cot ton ball right over the place where the needle entered the vein and, instead of bending the elbow, to hold the arm straight up. If this is a tiring position the fingers can be hooked over a shelf for support for a few min utes until the bleeding stops.
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AWNINGS Mny iumjo JI.BC MOTICK OF HVF.VIM. MEETINO OF KlIAItKiror.DKIIS «•?#*/• Pursuant to a call of the Board 0! r>lreclurs, n, Hpeclnl" Meeting of thr • Keep (he inilde of your • Our awnings are custom- 1 hAroholderi of Tha Monmouth Count house up to IS* cooler. made In our own modern National Hank. Hed Hank, will be heli ahop to fit your house and Its main office nt No, B3 nroa^ Street. In tuo Borough of Ited Unnk • Protect jour furnishings needs. Htnto of New Jorsey, on May 2.1, IIM at ten o'clock n. m., JKnstern iJayllKl from the sun; prevents Havlnc Time), for the purpose of enr • Our long experience enables slderlnR anil determining' liy vo fading. us to help you select a whether an AKreenient. dated April ft 1900, to rnnsiilldnle the nald hnnh *. open daiiy tif y, Saturday tii 9 style to go with your house. anrl Tim Atlantic Hlghlntids NatUinn • Adds that touch cf beauty Hank, located In Atlantic HlKlilt Htali) of New Jersey, under the |irstuff every day." He gets letters from col- Member of the Associated Preti Tin Aasoclued Pnn la entitled eiciuaiveu to ln« u» lor rapubllcitlsa ol til th« loeu mw» lege students who want to use him. as a basis, for a primed in thla newspaper u well u ill *P newa dlapatcaea. thesis. He meets policemen who for- Member Audit Bureau of Circulation give him his transgressions because he The Red Bank tUgtster usumes no (ina.i\clii rejpHiilbimio loi typographical trrori In «av«rtli»- menta, but tvlii rtprtnt without charge, that part of an advertlaement In which the typographical «rror is a columnist. ocevra. Advertlaera will please notify the management Immediately of any trror whlcb may occur. Thla nswapaper aaauinea no reiponslbllltlea for atattments of opinion! la letter! from Its readera. Hotel managers insist that he take Subscription Prlcea In A4vaxc« On* year 115.00; -. Biz rnonloa Js.oo the best suite. Some even send free Bln^le copy at counter. T cants Slnda copy by mall. » c«nt» booze and flowers. School girls ask him FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1960 for his autograph. The publicity, hounds bestow awards on him. He makes halt- ing speeches in which he pontificates BISHOP about WQrid affairs. Women coo at him Charity, Not Publicity and he begins to think'of his receding hair line and poached eyes as attractive. The Red Bank Community Cham- outpatients from Marlboro State At home, his family has been trained ;to .walk ber of Commerce usually makes it Hospital. Without so much as a tool and speak on tiptoe when the maestro is at his type- a point to see that the public knows on its own trumpet, the Red Bank writer, or has just finished reading a letter which Community Chamber of Commerce opens: "You stupid ox!" These are the moments of what the Chamber is doing. went among its members gathering the black mood and it requires tact to avoid the col- This newspaper has carried many raincoats, slippers, rubbers, coats umnist until his persecution complex wears off.' columns of print and pictures of and socks for many of those whose He needs a leavening influence now and then. Chamber of Commerce activities — belongings were consumed by the He needs something to remind him that, after'all, he from the placing of bags over the fire. is just an overpaid rewrite man. These reminders have, parking meters to the distributing of at various times, caught me flush on the chin. They A letter from J. Berkeley Gor- are never easy to take and cannot be covered, by a roses for Mother's Day. don, medical director at Marlboro, Band-Aid. I don't know about the fortunes of others On March 8, a fire destroyed a brought the Chamber's act to light. who write newspaper columns, but the come-uppances boarding house in Everett leaving The Chamber acted with charity in have hit me many times and, each time, I have found 17 persons homeless. Many were mind. WILLIAM it necessary to vulcanize the ego before reinflating it. THESE DAYS My father reads more columnists than any man S. WHITE I know. Sometimes, a column touches him and he Armed Forces Day By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY mails it to me with a notation saying: "This is a good WASHINGTON — The Repub- one. Read it and let me know what you think. Dad." America's military might goes on United States and the Soviet Union. Continuing tales of Soviet espionage in this coun- lican and Democratic presidentia try, here is the story of Rudolf Ivanovich Abel, one front-runners are running now It is never my column, of course. display tomorrow—and residents of And now, we must again begin not so much against other men of the most competent spies Soviet Russia sent to as against the shadows which Gayle is close to 17 years of age( and now reads the Red Bank area will have an op- thinking in terms of keeping ou this country. the future may throw across the the newspapers eagerly. Sometimes, when she is read- " • portunity to see it up close. earthh. armed services strong and comba On May 6, 1957, Reino Hayhanen, a Soviet na- ing the page on which my stuff appears, I hang around They are grappling with the a little, paring my nails and trying to appear disinter- It is Armed Forces Day and Fort ready. This is unfortunate—but it is tional, revealed he had been operating unknowable shappe of a world Monmouth, along with other military a hard fact of the world in which as a Soviet agent in the United States. that Nlkita Khrushchev may ested. If she laughs heartily, my hopes soar. "You have to read this one, Bubble," she says. (Bubble is installations, will open its doors and we live. He stated he received extensive train- have made by November. It would be too much to say her new friendly name for me.) "Considine is a riot" proudly show what makes the "Power for Peace" has been thi ing in this assignment by Russia. He that Khrushchev may elect the was given the identity of Eugene Maki, next President of the United Sometimes I write about my older daughter Ginny ,;American armed forces second to theme of Armed Forces Day fo. an American citizen, who left the Uni- States. It is undoubtedly pos- and her babies and, when I go to dinner at her house, none in the world. sible, however, that he may help many years and it is significant—foi ted States as an infant with his par- to nominate a President. I say: "Did you and Charlie see the piece about the ".I Up until the time the summit this is the philosophy of our Ameri ents to live in Estonia. Hayhanen ob- How truly it is "one world," twins?" The answer is: "Frankly we've been so busy all nostalgic denials to the icon- trying to get the backyard straightened out that we ••''conference was supposed to start, can military strength. tained an American passport in Hel- trary, has never been more de- haven't had time." had been the general feeling We have an Army, a Navy, and SOKOLSKY sinW( Finland, using a copy of Maki's cisively proved. Two weeks ago Vice President This is not a complaint. The columnist—particularly "{hat we could go easy on our mili- an Air Force—with a purpose o birth certificate. On October 21, 1952, Hayhanen ar- Richard M Nixon was as surely . tary spending. The Cold War was preventing aggression. We know rived in the United States aboard the "Queen Mary" he next GOP nominee for Pres> this one—needs a shaking now and then. The toughest dent as any man ever could be one I ever took was from my mother when I finished easing up and the hopes for lasting that as long as we are strong a po as "Eugene Maki," American citizen. efore the actual event. A week a book called "The Day Lincoln Was Shot." She said: . peace were bright. tential enemy will not dare to attack Hayhanen knew his associates in the U.S. only go Senator John F. Kennedy by their nicknames or cover names. Through intensive was moving all but Irresistiblyy "What do you say, son? If this one doesn't sell do you But then came the U2 incident the Free World. pon the Democratiic nominationii . think you'll go out and look for a job?" 1 investigation, the FBI established identity of his first Today the partisans of Gover '•> • and Mr. Khrushchev's blowup in Let us hope, as the world is filled espionage principal as Mikhail Svirin, a Soviet citizen nor Nelson Rockefeller of Nfw I needed her approval so desperately that I wrote Paris—and the result was a return with tension and crisis, that the; York are again marshajlrig. another book called "The Day Christ Died.," and dedi- connected with the United Nations, who left the U.S. They are preparing for another to the icy relations between the never will have to be used. In October, 1956. go at displacing Nixon with the cated it to her. But while the book was being written, governor. And the governor him my mother was stricken blind and, of course, could His next principal was known to Hayhanen as self Is co-operating all the way "Mark," a colonel in the Soviet Intelligence Service not read it. I was 45 years of age when she, asked me OUR MONEY'S WORTH In this new "stop Nixon" move' who had been in espionage work for 30 years. "Mark" ment. This Is why Nelson Rocke- to go to the store for her. She gave me a nqte and feller has said he Is not planning some money: "Just give them' to the man,''\ she said. had entered the U.S. illegally through Canada and to attend the Republican conven- By SYLVIA PORTER had as a cover a photographic studio located some- tion. He is trying to disassocl "He'll give you the groceries and the change!" where in downtown Brooklyn, New York. ate hjmself absolutely from the None of these are calculated to make a'man feel Elsenhower-Nixon Administration bright. Not long ago, I asked a scholarly clergyman to Since 1 was a teenager attend more spectacular than the cre- have Just be«n completed or an Through investigation the FBI located this studio and its recent past. read something I had written about the birth of Christ. Ing Hunter College in the heart ation of new cities out of the now being finished. All over th In a building at 252 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. It was Nixon Is totally linked with of Manhattan, I've been travel' swamps and deierts of the South country, the timing of New Yorl hat administration's cold He wrote back: "It's an interesting piece of work, but and West. City is being duplicated. rented to an individual using the name Emil R. Gold- Ing uptown and downtown New Summit policy. Rockefeller is I keep getting the impression that: you have not read York City nearly every business What is happening here indi What is happening here is not. That is the short, short 1 fus. Through an observation plant set up in the vi- day of every catcs the extent to which re- signal of what Is to happem. Th story of it. Luke." ' building makes jobs and pay cinity, FBI agents spotted "Mark" in the studio on y week. Todny I resurgence of New York City i TTodad y Kennedy, despite his The most subtle of the knife wounds occurred a checks. Obviously benefited are no tomporary flash. There is June 13, 1957, and thereafter determined he was stay- victories, is becoming don't recognize the manufacturers of materials, primary short time ago in Miami Beach. I was making the much of the discernible trek from the suburb ing at the Latham Hotel where he had been registered slightllih y vulnerable, too. If thhe the financiers of the projects, the back to the city's heart by olde world crisis should be at hand rounds of the gay spots with Carl Erbe and a party town in which bpilders, thoir employes, the ir.er« since May 18, 1957, under the name of Martin Collins I've grown to couples whose children ar< or in sight in July, he may yetof friends. Some of the big stage acts introduced me chants serving them directly. Al- grown, by middle and higher-in of Daytona Beach, Florida. be shunted aside by the Demo- maturity. I ac- so benefited are all the mer- come families who want the ex from the audience and I felt important as I stood and tually got lost On June 21, 1957, through arrangements the FBI crats for an older man. chants in a revitalized town, all cltement of the central city It should be emphasized that took a bow to the applause of people who were mum- nn the East the employers seeking top-notch made with the Immigration and Naturalization Service, There Is • clear acceptance the odds still are very long bling: "Who he?" Side in mid employees who are attracted to athe city by an impressive num "Mark" was taken into custody at his hotel room on against the dumping of either town the other throbbing urban center. ber of corporations which have Nixon or Kennedy. The point Later, Carl said we couldn't call It an evening What is happening here em discovered that in their detailed an alien warrant charging him with illegal entry into is that even such a possibility •;U PORTER couldn't find phasizes that the rebuilding plans for decentralization, the) the U.S. and failure to register as an alien. "Mark" had exists—because of a man named without stopping in at Fu Manchu's. I told him I wasn't |'!« couple of familiar landmarks. boom is now. The skyline I sawleft out such simple things in his possession a short-wave radio, birth certificates Khrushchev. He has moved with much of a fan of Chinese food. Makes no difference, •JS Since I've been out of COIICRC, when I lost my way In mldtown the refusal of valuable seers brutal skill to capitalize on un-he said, the manager is a fan of yours. ? ;Tve concentrated on reporting was not the skyline f saw only tarles to forfeit lunchtimc shop of Goldfus, who died in infancy, and Collins, which deniable American errors over 'i^'baslc economic stories, and for a few months ago. More than ping downtown, the importance was" a forgery, and photographic equipment. He had the "spy plane" incident but.far We went. As we walked into the place, I noticed r.-years I've been writing a column one-third of the fabulous number of the face-to-face executivi $6,000 in cash and 18 frames of microfilms, contain- more upon our own extraordin- that every chair in the place had the name of a noted r.r.f>n economics every business day ol huge office buildings begun luncheon In the business distric ary capacity to lament overmuch w;'of every week. Today, I admit in Manhattan in the past 10 years Here too, New York is tele ing a schedule of Moscow radio broadcasts, which was and with a puritanical petulance person painted on the back. My childish eyes scanned jf-.that I've been minimizing one of graphing a nationwide story. found in a small hollowed-out pencil. He also had about how bad our government all the chairs quickly. There it was, over in a corner. ''•"(the biggest economic stories of I had to get lost within a few has been. 1 keys to a safe deposit box, which, when opened My name was on the back of it. ri,this era. So close have I been CARMICHAEL miles of where I've spent most through court order, revealed $15,000 in cash. Washington is a great town £Cto the story that I've missed its of my life to appreciate what is 'or embracing a winner and I led, the group. At the table, I reached to pull i'mt-aning. happening under my nose. Now "Mark" admitted he was a Soviet citizen, true shunning a loser. So are the out the chair with my name on it. "Careful," the man- I not only appreciate it. I also political parties. And the antl- < For the reason 1 got lost In name Rudolf Ivanovich Abel. He said he entered the ager said, "the paint is wet." ... •T>my own hometown was that New know that among America's new- Nlxonites are nowat work to '»;.York Is in the middle of a re- est, most vital, most significant U.S. in November, 1948, using an American passport present Nixon as a loser. Still, "•"building, rcmodcliiiK, rcdevclop- and long-lasting industries is in the name of Andrew Kayotis. FBI investigation dis- to knock him off would take *?!ment boom of such stupendous simply: rebuilding out cities. y m g l •'; J magnitude that it can make even closed that Kayotig, a resident of Detroit, Michigan, he GOP organization. And noth ••„'» native born feel a stranger. was issued an American passport in 1947 for travel to ing in our political history lug- *lNnt ever, anywhere, in any city IRISH DRAMA PLANNED Europe. Kayotis left the United States for Europe in gejts that any presidential can- *~ln the world has there been any- DUBLIN. Iretafid (AP)-A new didate whose party still controls .*£ thine appmadiinn thn rebuilding drama, yet untitled, by American September, 1947, and has never returned. the White House can run inde- J* going on in Manhattan now—nnd playwright William Saroyan will To minimize personal contact and consequent dan- pendent of its occupant or of his jl this includ'-s the rehabilitation nf be one of the prcsentitlSni at record. -t cities destroyed by World War U. Dublin's International Theater ger of compromise, a system of widely separated "dead Adlal E. Stevenson attempted '"• And this is scarcely n "local" Festival next September. Nigel drops" or "banks" was established throughout tho desperately in 1952 to get away jt-story, bin as ihe locality is. Our Patrick, the English jtar, will Metropolitan area of New York. It was in this manner from the then White House ten- ,»J»ort of rebuilding is not only go- play the leading role. , ant, Harry S. Truman, It did /••jlng to change the face of our Slobhan McKenna also will star that Hayhanen contacted Abel. These drops were lo- not work then. It ii extremely .4*fcountry, but is also going to be in tht Festival In a new produc cated in parks, theaters, bars and other public places. unlikely that Rockefeller, even "Sffk powerful force in our nation's tlon of "The Playboy of the Messages were left at particular spots—benches, lamp If nominated, could make the Jkfconomlc growth fnr decades to Western World." And there will technique really work now. And '•^come. also be a first performance of a posts, fences—in these various locations. Often the tho more Khrushchev Insults new play by Ireland's playboy messages wore secreted in hollowed-out objects, such Elsenhower—and Nixon—the less '*'.*; What is happening in New playwright, Brendan Behan. likely it would be. nickels. Kennedy, for his part, can not ,»-to use the word of thr Citizens Abel was indicted on August 7, 1957, by a Fed of course be shown as a loser. ^.•Budget CunimisMiifi in a juM-j SHOPLIFTING LESSON He has no responsibility for the ^'issued report pullini; thr total of, CONWAY, Ark. (AP) — Mrs.eral Grand Jury in the Eastern District of New York Elsenhower-Nixon policy. He can, ^construction under way or, Howard Lawrence jot nn unin- on two counts charging espionage conspiracy and one however, be presented as per- j'iJL'filanned in the city at (In; almost| tentional lesson In shoplifting. count charging he acted as a Soviet agent without haps too young to take over in tMincGmprchf.'nsiblr.- total of $7,7' While shopping, she glanced a Rrcat crisis, This impression './^billion—over seven billion-,! down to diicover a nightgown prior notification to the Secretary of State. He was will be fostered by his rivals If !.3j What is happening here drama- folded across her arm. She hadtried and convicted on all counts. On November 15, the world scene should look as WIIMS the lilllfr understood fact looked at gowns in several stores, grim—or grimmer—In July as It j ; that city rebuilding is not a side- 1957, he was sentenced to 30 years on the first count f> she said, but hadn't bought one docs in May, ,(,.lin of the f.'fm.Mruction industry. "and I had no Idea where the 10 years on the second count; and 5 yonrs on the third This, too, will be far from easy {"•.'It Is an industry in ilself. A one on my »nn came from." count to run concurrently nnd fined $2,000 on the sec For Kennedy, like Johnson, has l^ronEervativr.' cstirMfiti? is tlia' rilyi Redfnced, she finally found oncl count and $1,000 on the third count to run con avoided the mnjor error into •jj'r"mrjd':liug is now niiiiii»K ;il S2< the store that was missing the which Stevenson and jome other ;*i,;billion a year. At least V\i) cities sccutively. His conviction was confirmed by the U.S 1 Democrat'' hnve fallen. He ha ;',!»• actively "bulldo/.in;. " them- gown. c Circuit Court of Appeals. On March 28, I960, his con rejected the temptntlon to pick (• - 6':lws into new slinpcv In a l vlction was affirmed by a 5 to 4 decision in the U.S fretfully at the KiMnhowcr Ad- '.'-'real Btnsc, the rebuilding of our Film ster Marilyn Monroe once nilnbtrntlon In Its hour of clllefi Is becoming even 6—Friday, May 20, 1960 lived In a Loa Angeles orphanage. Supreme Court. difficulty. DENNIS THE MENACE Firm Credit . . fte atttaaY eei say beespectci tolevel off ia may ares* Credtt «pas»eon, he east CBpnate Better hu about m it* coarec, wMIe TWEKTON — The afrtcatartl new tecnnoiopea end fmofovad credit "climate" is changing u management on commercial ? w* enter the l«O'i, Howard G. farms have led to larger capital Diesilin, associate managing di- requirements. •> rector ot the Farm Foundation, Historically, Mr. Diesslin con Chicago, told a group of New inued, specialized lending insti Jersey farm leaders here last tutions which finance only part night. He addressed the 179th an- of the farming operation have niversary meeting of the Newprovided the major share of Jersey Agricultural Society. credit to agriculture. Piecemeal financing, enterprise by en- terprisp e by enterprise, Is* not sound credit arrangement, he It'sTkPaklom stated. Total Financing "With increasing sire and com- mercialization of agriculture, we have now reached the point where a lending institution must be in a position to finance or to arrange financing of the entire farming operation, rather than just a portion of it," Diesslin said. A long-term arrangement should be used, he added, when Test They said it credit is needed continuously ov- couldn't be done. er a period of years, whether AH Vie &*a\m ._.- - for a long-term investment or for Wtd distributor*. CI"*< - a series of short-term invest- ments. This suggests that some itort,per. Mra. Hugh Winter, Grand trip to Washington, D. C. rubber tires tor a softer ride, ficatlon lor perpetual indebted- Variable speed drive, quiet reverse. Ave., is Atlantic Highlands chair- No engine to straddle. Recoil, ness on some farms. On a suc- man. wind-up or electric starting. All cessful commercial farm with a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Layer of . parti easily accessible for low serv- high per acre land value, earn- Safety patrol members of At Coral PI. attended the National Ice cost. Quick height adjustment Ings which might be used to iantic Highlands Public School Independent Meat Packers Asso- Exceptional traction and climbing ciation convention in Atlantic ability. Plus many more features-* I visited Valley Forge, Pa., and all customer proven, GeJ a_.dero> Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, City. eutnttoa today., I Headquarters || Tuesday. They were accompan- lied by George Wuesthoff, grade Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nadeau | school principal; Mrs. Frank Ac- of Fort Kent, Maine, recently For All corsl and Mrs. Katherine Potter, visited their son-in-law and I teachers; and Mrs. Dorothy Pen- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon' JACOBS netti, attendance officer. The Bouchard of Coral PI., alter a Board ot Education sponsored winter season in Florida, before Hardware Co. | the trip. continuing their journey to their FENCING home In Maine. Cor. of Shrewsbury Ave. The eighth grade class will Think small. | take a trip to New York Mon- & Btrgen PI. SUPPLIES! day. They will visit the United Gordon Rhodes, Richard Ral- Nations and the Hayden Plane- ston and Russell Gtrdon of Boy | tarlum under the sponsorship of Scout Troop 142 and David Flo- The Volkswagen is 4 feet shorter then e conven- $J|.7$.» A eylWefneio*. $!•.«.• Trie nice «M*»?irj SH 7-3654 phe local board. rek ot Troop 35, participated In they're seldem needed. ) the camporee held last week-end tional ear, yer hei as much Ug room up front as many OPEN MIDDLETOWN The Sandy Hook Grammar at Camp Housman. big ears. 18 collegia.students heve getten inte e sun- Another nlee thingr e «ew Vonardville Rd. Mrs. Keith man Severs, drummer, otherwise 3urdge will entertain at the next known as played for the Harmony Canteen Available at Your Local Hardware, neeting. Present were Mrs. Arthur Stryker, Mrs. Edna Me- Dance Friday at the Middletomi It Pays to Use Classified Display Lumber or Building Supply Dealer landless, Mrs. Michele Cassone, hisses Blanche Leonard, Inez Atlantic Highlands Mlddlctown ieonard and Mrs. Burdge.
SIEGFRIED HARDWARE AMERICAN LUMBER & The Ladies' Auxiliary of the BUILDING SUPPLY Community Fire Company held CO. Hwy. #35 at Headdeh's demonstration Monday in the -rown Kitchens, Fairview. A India 117 First Ave. AT 1-1500 Corner SH 1-4444 :overed dish supper was held in :he fire house Saturday. A meet- ing was held May 10 and the addi iplrltad color to Eatontown Red Bank hostesses were Mrs. George Scott and Mr*. Josephine Senn. HENRY ALLIN CO. BLAISDBLL LUMBER CO. Ine. Mrs. Edward Corbett and Mrs. iumm«r titi and hatbands. 30 Main St. LI 2-2700 15 Bridge Ave. SH 1-2121 Max Whiteman spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Root )f Akron, Ohio. Genuine eocoanut hat Red Bank Eatontown JACOBS HARDWARE Mrs. Roger McKenrie, Mrs. Donald Baker and Mrs. David B. D. WOLCOTT'S SONS Shrewsbury Aye., Cor. Miller from Bayside Council, of natural undyed fiber. Bergen Place Daughters of America, were 27 Matn St. LI 2-0054 Initiated at the meeting last SH 7-3654 week. Mrs. Joyce Angelo and Pra-blocUd tolaicopt Mrs. Mary Bowley from Union Fair Haven Red Bank Beach also were initiated. Mrs. Emma Hoplar, Keyport, grand in ragular or long oval. MONMOUTH LUMBER deputy who recently returned FAIR HAVEN HDWE. from Florida, was present. CO. 7« River Rd. SH 1-5200 Services will be held May 29 Central Ave. SH 7-2060 n Old Tennent Church. Wide, pleated band A jamboree will be held UH 1 morrow in the Masonic Hall, Hill- Keansburg Red Bank side. The first nomination of of- In no'two-allkt patterns. ficers also was held. A white COLLINS BROS., Ine. RED BANK LUMBER elephant sale will be held at the meeting May 26 and a birthday 347 Matn St. Kl 6-0026 9 Wall St. SH 1-5500 and wedding anniversaries will 5.95. Extra band, 1.00. be celebrated. Hostesses were Mrs. George Keansburg Slock and Mrs. Josephine Smith. Hand-loomed madrai tiei in Red Bank Visitors from Rahway, Freehold CHAS. H. ENGLER and Union Beach were gueits. LUMBER CO., Ine. SATTER LUMBER CO. 205 We:? Front St. Gerr Avs. & Dipoi Si. Agency Sells rich, muted plaidi, 2.50. KE 6-0005 SH 7-0177 House, Land East Keansburg Rumson FAIR HAVEN - The Kay Van Horn Agency today announced E. J. HAHN HARDWARE TEMPLE LUMBER CO., two real estate sales. Port Monmouth Rd. & Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Greenberg, Ocean Ave. KE 6-2096 Lakewood, bought a house at it Carton St. RU 1-1500 Reckless PI., Red Bank, from the estate of Lorlla S. Miller. Mr. Little Silver Greenberg owns the Professional Union Beach Pharmacy, Droad St., Red Dank. LITTLE SILVER LUMBER Clcnce Adcskowitz, Shrewsbury, & SUPPLY CO., Inc. SNYDER BROS. bought a tract of land on Wood- bine Ave., Little Silver, from Mr. 15 Syccmore Avo. 1017 Hwy. #36 and Mrs. Charles W. Stevens. SH 1-7000 CO 4-1518 l.orln D. VnnNrst w«5 the broker in both sales. •'-'• • <> , |ky 20; REP REGISTER General Sa»ions Court Judge Abraham N. ' .Cdicr' dismissed SAR WonH Indict the grand larceny: charge against The 4wto w Culprit As Joseph today after the grand ju- OnComplaint ry refuged to indict him. Picks Lecidfr Cost of Living Item MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)-The Of Larceny Mothers Club Has Sons of the American Revolution NEW YORK CITY — Just how average driver must pay a year, NEW YORK CITY — The New Theater- Party have installed a new presiden't- costly a fiend has your auto- even if he doesn't use his car fork County Grand Jury has mobile become? With costs as at all. OCEANPORT - The Mothers general-Dr. Herschel S. Murphy :leared a New York man of a of Roselle, N. J. they are today, how much are Once he takes to the road he charge of stealing $617 from two Club of Boy jScout Troop 58 had Monmouth County drivers spend- also incurs the variable costs Elberon couples on a pretext of its annual theater and dinner As his symbol of office, Mur- ing a year to run their cars? phy received a gold ring once for gas, oil, tires and mainten- being a travel agent. party recently in New York City. The American Automobile As- ance. They figure out to 3.9 cents Adolph Brousell of 89!) Red owned by George Washington. sociation states that the cost a mile, bringing the total to 12.0 )aks Dr., Elberon, charged last They di.ned at Leone's Restaurant !The "instalIation ceremony Wed- owning and operating a car h cents a mile for 10,000-mile oper- pril 26 that Harold Joseph, 45, and saw a performance of "Des;nesciay night ended the three-day become a major expense to t ation. )f 253 West 72nd St., New York, try Rides Again." i national convention. About 400 nation'* 60 million automobi For those who give their cars ook the money from him on Those who made the trip were delegates attended. owners. Insurance, gas, part greater use, it becomes cheaper \pril 7. Mrs. William Fennelly, Mrs. The SAR, whose members and repairs have all risen in re on a mileage basis. He and his wife and Mr. and Frank Callhan, Mrs. William trace their ancestry to Revolu- cent years. The 20,000-mile driver has the Ars. Sheldon Freistat, of 866 Reilly, Mrs. Benjamin Dziedzic, tionary War veterans, resolved Current estimates show th same fixed charges, $809, and /an Court Ave., Elberon, made Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. Victor that the United States should the typical operator, who has variable ones of $780, reducing trip to Florida, Brousell claim- Terwilliger, Mrs. Morris Berg, withdraw from the United Na- standard car in the papula the rate to 8.1 cents a mile. For id, but found that their plane Mrs. Joseph ZizwaVek, Mrs. Har- tions, return to the gold stand- price range and drives 10,0C the 5,000-mile driver, however, it nd hotel reservations had not ry Larson a'nd Mrs. Frank V. ard, curb pornography and fight miles a year, spends $1,198 ai is much higher, 20.1 cents a icen made in advance. Christopher. "encorachment" on states rights. nually, equivalent to 12.0 cen mile. a mile. With gross business in Mon- This is 2.5 cents more th mouth County filling stations at the AAA found in a former stud; $24,682,000 in the last fiscal year, covering 1954. The upward re according to latest consumer re- aion of these figures takes in ports, no curtailment in local SHORE HILLS account the price climb sin driving is indicated. It was $23,- FOR FIREMEN — The Tinton Falls Volunteer Fire Company tomorrow starts a house- then, as shown in Department 972,000 the previous year. to-house canvast for donations. Preparing for it at meeting last night are, left to Motel & Cabana Club Labor studies. right, Councilman Robert McCall, chairman of the New Shrewsbury fire committee; In Monmouth County, for thi SEASONAL MEMBERSHIP! average amount of driving an Mor-ganville Robert Singleton, fire captain and chairman of the fund drive, and Gilbert linger, on the basis of the 114,250 pa; president of the company. LOCKKHS Miss Dorothy Marie Ainsworth, sengcr cars reported locally CABANAS of the beginning of 1959, approx daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ains- By Gcttermann Longest nine-inning National SWIM.MIXG POOL mately $136,871,000 a year it b< worth of Union Hill Rd., cele- GINGER ing spent on car operation. brated her seventh birthday May League game the first month of PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH 12. Guests were Edward and Jo- A breakdown of the cost, a the new seaston took three hours KKSTAL'RANT seph Gadowski, Denise and Ka- and 35 minutes. In it the Giants revised, shows that the larges COCKTAIL LOUNGE fixed item is depreciation ren Janwich, James and Charles beat 'he. Dodgers, 7-5. amounting to $646 a year. Th Ainsworth, Mrs. Claire Gadow- BOATING Make Your Reservations Now next largest is property damage ski, Mr. and Mrs. James Coc WATER. SKIING and liability insurance. Fire an and Mrs. Tina Rosino of Staten The Pirates compiled a 19-2 SE 2-0324 Island. DOCKING FACILITIES theft coverage, license and regis record in extra-inning games in 344 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright tration fees make up the balan 1959. of the fixed charges. Week-end guests of Mr. and The total, $809, is what th Mrs. Lawrence Voungman Lloyd Rd. were Mr. and Mrs Enjoy The Look of Success with Buick "Easy-Ownership Plan" George Fricdel and children E lecn, George, Jr., and Lynn Ann FREE of Plainview, Long Island. ORTHO 2 Gal. Mrs. Ruth Erlckson and Mrs. Irene ;IIcilkamp of Manasquan were dinner guests of Mr. and Garden Sprayette Mrs. Alfred La Mura of Ten- with the purchase nent Rd. Sunday.
of one qt. size Miss Eva Wilden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Wilden ISOTOX of Harnley Rd., is a surgical Garden Insecticide latient in Middlesex Hospital, "Why didn't you tell me you just tarred the porch roof?" Mew Brunswick. THE Mrs. Michael Ryniewicz and SALES, PROFITS UP Mrs. Joseph Laruaro, Sr. ol Mrs. Robert Jones, chairmen of VILLAGE GARDEN ennent Rd. and Mrs. Florence the PTA program committee met NEW YOKK-For the second CENTER Farrell spent Mother's Day al at the home of Mrs. Alfred La- straight year, sales by the Great Mura. Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc., 24 Cherry Tree Farm Rood Radio City and had dinner a; 'atricia Murphy's. exceeded the $5-billion mark dur- NEW MONMOUTH ing the fiscal period ended last Miss Dale Leander of Orchard OS 1-2022 Mrs. Alfred LaMura, Mrs. John Feb. 27, according to the annual Pkwy. entertained Miss Nancy report beinR mailed to stockhold- McCormick and Mrs. Rocco Di Riopel of Wickatunk last week. meo of the Parent-Teacher As ers yesterday. Both sales and soclation attended the annua: earnings were at an all-time high banquet of the county PTA coun Miss Christine Lanzaro, daugh- for any 52-week period. cil In Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lan- Sales for 195!) were $5,048,574,- Mrs. Dimeo was a guest of the zaro, Jr., of Spring Valley Rd. 241 as compared with the record association In appreciation of he celebrated her seventh birthday a year earlier, and net income ast week. Guests were Lynn mark of $5,094,741,3!)! established work as program chairman. She Buick sales for April were up over 18S from March. Why? Buick to command in the big, spirited Wildcat V-8 and soaring is leaving the Marlboro Town Anne and Glenn Peterson, Vin- a year earlier, and net income was $51,996,369. compared with '60 hns the lean, young look of success .. . the feel of success, Turbine Drive*. Let your Buick dealer explore all the way* to ship School system for a position cent Gentile, Jr., Patty Peters tailor a Buick to your budget with the new Easy-Ownership Joseph Lanzaro, Nancy Schwarz $53,905,170 in fiscal 1958. Earn tool It cradles you in comfort on the most nigged, highest- i Raritan Township. Mrs. Di quality chassis of any American car—bar nonel Power is yours Plan. It's working for thousands. See how it works for youl Terry Smith, Janet Stafflinger, ings per share, based on 22,284,- meo hns been kindergarten tea 'Standard on Inticla and EUdra, optional at ttlrt CM( m i cher in the Morganville Schoo Mrs. Joseph Lanzaro, Sr., Peter 98.1 shares of common stock, three years. 'etcrson, Mrs. Vincent Gentile were $2.33, compared with $2.42. SEE THE "EASY-OWNERSHIP MAN" AT YOUR QUALITY BUICK '60 DEALERS! Mrs. Alfred LaMura nnd Mrs. nd Mrs. Kurt Schwnrz. Riiylnx nr nolllnr. Alwaya lnok Joseph LaMura, Jr., met at the Thn Itenlator clnmufied for quick i 163 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. home of Mrs. Robert Seber, Jr., iAll t BOB WHITE BUICK, INC. of Spring Valley Rd. to discuss preliminary plans of the budget First Things and finance committee of the Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. First Elects Seber is budget and finance regular chairman. cleaning charge. Susan Graves Pay nothing 't The New Holmdel Office RED BANK — Members of he First Things First Girl's Fel- Dwship of the Red Bank Bap- of ist Church met Sunday in Mary E. Mount Hall and elected of-j irers. They were Susan Graves, pres- THE MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY ent, Barbara Bennett, vice! resident; Margaret Quivey, sec- OPENING MONDAY, MAY 23rd etary, and Marilyn Baxter, reasurer. The organization wil hod in- itiation ceremonies for new members Saturday, June 4, at p.m. in the church. Rehearsns or this ceremony wi be hed Saturday at 10 a.m.; Sunday. :30 p.m.; May 20. 4:30 p.m., ind June 4, 10 a.m. Officers wi bp instacd at a .pper plarty meeting June 11 at he home rif Rita Ball in Lincroft.
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Our I960 I.nurn Wliiwlcr Needli'crnft Hook t. OSBORN Is ready NOW! Cramim-d with pxcltinj;, unumial, |)n|)ii]iir . Avs., .•??= Bright — 3 (|"ilt [i.illprnn, ilurry, .lendi 25 cents for your copy, K£5^^ CASHKIS SCHOOL MtiUHMIOVOW GINGER •yGctterauuM RED BANK REGISTER Friday, May 20, 1960-9 LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Row Consultants Urarut, • local resident, wtB Mrs. Eleanor Smith, past pres- attend' a fchool for agency Attends ident of the local unit, was. nom- cashiers of the Midland Mutual On Scouting inated for third vice president Life Insurance Co., Columbus, of the county auxiliary. Ohio, Monday through Thursday. Entertained Legion Announcement was made'that Mrs.-Lazarus is cashier of the VP? HUH? the unit was the winner fiih. /".••• :r-\-::fe* 10-Fridiy, M«y 20, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Miss Timolat Ridta Triangle tliib In Dana Hone Show n WELLESLEY, WMU. — VBVBu O'Donnell-O'Connor to Give Show Cecfle Timotft, daughter rfMr . and Mrs. louis K. Timototof Middletown and a senior at Pine Rites in St. Joseph's Tomorrow Night Manor Junior College, rode in RED BANK - The Triangle the annual Dana Hall School's Club of Trinity Episcopal Church horse show held on campus re- KEVPORT — Mrs. Eugene will give its second performance :ently. O'Donnell of 111 Chingarora Ave of its show, "The Roaring 20's The horse show was one of New Shrewsbury announces the marriage of her Revue," tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. the events scheduled for the col. daughter, Miss Catherine Joan in the parish hall on West Front lege's sixth annual Fathers' O'Donnell, to Peter Joseph Bow- St. Week-end. Woman's Club ley, grandson of Mrs. John O'Connor of Poole Ave., Union Mr. and Mrs. George A. Eg- Has Installation Beach, May 7 in St. Joseph's ner of Fair Haven are the direc- Catholic Church. Rev. John Hen- tors. Proceeds will go to the NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. dricks officiated. church building fund. James M. Hofford, parliamen- The two acts take place in the Shapemakers tarian of the Woman's Club, in- Hugh O'Donnell of Keyport Harry's Sweet Shoppe. The own- stalled officers at a meeting this gave his granddaughter in mar- er will be played by Harry B. week in the Sycamore School. riage. Th(! bride's gown was Kedney, Sr., of Oceanport. BE FITTED Two new members introduced made of embroidered silk organ Specialty numbers will be per- were Mrs. Ralph Seikel and Mrs. za. She wore an illusion veil, and formed by George Whitehorn, BY EXPERTS Robert Lins. Each received a carried a prayer book, covered Miss Jane Erlacher, Mr. and corsage made by club garden with an orchid and sprays of Mrs. J. Ernest Boskey, Joseph department members. stephanotis. Kelly, Mrs. Rolf Doelling, .Leon- Installed were Mrs. Paul C. Miss Eileen O'Donnell of Key- ard V. Kachel, Mrs. David L. Knauff, president; Mrs. Leslie port was her sister's maid of Warner, Mrs. E. Winslow Cope- THE COOLEST, R. Craig, Mrs. John L. Ewald honor. Another sister, Maureen, land, LeRoy Jennings, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson Larid, was a junior bridesmaid. The and Mrs. Egner. Jr., vice presidents; Mrs. Wil- bridesmaids were Misses Mar- In addition, the cast includes SOFTEST liam G. Suter, corresponding garet O'Connell and Kathleen Richard R. Thompson, a talent secretary; Mrs. John R. Decker, Shanahan, both of Keyport; Pa- scout; George T. Smith-Winnes recording secretary, and Mrstrici. a Marcelin, Matawan, and and Mr. Kelly, the jokers; Ru- and Mrs. Joseph C. Bechtle, Ann Gaffney, Jersey City, the dolph Nay and James McDonald, RUBBER federation secretary. bride's cousin. the magicians; E. Winslow Cope1 Members will participate in All the bridal attendants wore land, and Mr. Egner, Mr. Smith1 the annual Vineland Day observ- gowns of blue tissue taffela, with Winnes, and Mr. Kelly, the bath- Mrs. Stanley A. Dreler ance Wednesday which the New matching headpieces. They car- ing beautiss, and Mrs. Robert GIRDLE Jersey State Federation of Wo- ried baskets filled with white car- F. Worden, Samuel J. Matson, men's Clubs will hold at the nations and iris. Miss Gayle Sickles 3d., and John C. Eyles., Vineland Training School. They Ronald Reyes of Union Beach The show'will be accompanied Miss Hoffman Wed will make a conducted tour at was best man. The ushers wre by Mrs, Howard E. Miller of the school. Michael O'Donnell, Keyport, the Is Wed to Chemist Rumson, pianist, and Asher Lane, The club's annual spring dance bride's brother; Jack Williams, Jr., of Middletown, on the drums. EVER will be held Friday, June 3, atKeyport; Michael DellaCruz, Un- OAKHURST - In the Oakhurst hurst, and Lorrial Smith, Arl- Carl P. Forsman of Rumson is In Waldorf-Astoria Beau Rivage in Spring Lake j ion Beach, and Herbert Gaff- Methodist Church Sunday, Miss ington, Mass. in charge of scenery and the Heights, jnc-jneyy, Jersey City, the bride's cou- jayle Marie Sickles, daughter of The bride's mother wore an en- properties. RED BANK — Mr. and Mrs. and a bouffant skirt. Her cas The club's final meeting will sin. Buddy Keyport, /Ir. and Mrs. Kenneth B.Sickles semble of powder blue, and the oseph Hoffman of 62 Harding cade bouquet was pink roses. be a lawn party .June ft, at thewas the junior usher. of Brookside Ave., became the bridegroom's mother was dressed Red Bank Democratic M. announce the marriage of Susan F. Levy of Red Bank, home of Mrs. Philip H. Meyer After a reception in the Molly bride of Richard R. Lattjme.soni j beige. Both had corsages of their daughter.Miss Rose Hoff- new on Rivcrdale Ave., New Shrews- n the bride's niece, was the flow- Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank, the of Mrs. Percy H. Lattime of pink roses. Dance June 11 man, to Stanley A. Dreier, son bury. couple left for a wedding trip to er girl. Her frock of light blue Mcdford, Mass., and the late Mr. After a reception at Crystal of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dreier of organdy, was trimmed on the figure-molding Florida. They are living at 19Lattime. Rev. John D. Blair, pas- RED BANK — The Red Bank East Brunswick, Sunday in the Broadway, Keyport. Brook Inn, Eatontown.the couple Democratic Club will hold a bodice with an applique of white tor, officiated at the double-ring- left for a Bermuda wedding trip, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York flowers, and the skirt was de- ceremony. spring dance Saturday night, City. and upon their return, will re- June 11, in the Silhouette Ball, signed on bouffant lines. She car- Given in marriage by her fath- Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon of 14 Spend Night side in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. room on Monmouth St. Mrs. John ried a basket of pink rose petals; er, the bride wore a gown of led Bank, Rabbi emeritus of A. Petillo is in charge. AT Camp Nomoco French hand-clipped rose point The bride was employed by the Congregation Bnai Israel of the Charles B, Levinston of High- lace and tulle, embroidered on Army Signal Publications Agen- Her assistants include Mrs. Sreater Red Bank Area, officia- land Park, the bridegroom's SHREWSBURY — Fourteen CARPET & LINOLEUM the neckline with sequins. cy at Fort Monmouth. The bride- Gordon Wilson, Mrs. William ed at the candlelight ceremony. brother-in-law, was best man. girl scouts of troop 247 partici- The skirt fell into a cathedral groom is a chemist, employed Wormley, Mrs. Walter Maurer, The ceremony and reception The junior usher was Martin H. 428 BROAD STREET pated in an ovcrnighler at Camp length train. Her double-tier veil by Goodyear Tire and Rubber Mrs. Fred L. Jones and Mrs. ere held in the Carpenter Suite Stess of Little Silver, the bride's SHREWSBURY Nomoco last week-end. They were fell from a coronet of lace, and Company in Akron, Ohio. Francis X. Murphy. f the Waldorf, and decorations nephew. Lawrence N. Stess, Lit accompanied by Mrs. Edward SH 1-1610 her bouquet was orchids and val- rere done in pink and white tie Silver, another nephew, was Meyers, leader; Mrs. A. K. Tow- ley lilies. pring flowers. Mark Towers, ring bearer. HOME OF FINE ers, Jr., assistant leader; and Kitty Kelly: >ianist, provided the music for The bride's mother was dressed CARPETING Mrs. Carl Nill and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Martin Bailey of Oak- hurst, matron of honor, wore a he occasion. in a gown of beige silk chiffon, • Gulistan • Mageo Greene. The girls worked on se- trimmed on the neckline with with miracle cond class requirements. gown of pate mint green organza The bride was given in mar- • Callaway with a matching hat.Her flow- The Niceties of Life age by her parents. Her street- embroidered lace scallops, and Attending were Amy Christen- ers were lilacs and pink roses. worn with matching accessories • Wunda Woavo sen, Nancy Flood, Kathy Jones, ength gown was made of white ''Elastomer D" Miss Mary Toscano, Red Bank, and a corsage of orchids. Patricia Johnstone, Ellen Mey- >eau-de-soie, styled with a fitted SHOP AT HOME and Mrs. Gary Enright, Middle- Shown by Navy Man's Son The bridegroom's mother was ## ers, Kathleen Morris, Carol Ann leeveless bodice that had a Our decorator service is as town, the bridesmaids, were dressed in a t costume of vivid Rubber Murdico, Charlene Nill, Elena coop neckline, trimmed on the close as your phone. Call now dressed in pale lilac organza Dear Kitty Kelly: younger brother and sister at green satin, with matching ac- ;Oddo, Nancy Ricardo, Sorettaj idges in fine bead embroidery, No Obligation What is your opinion of teach- hlome. ind a bouffant skirt. Over the cessories, and a corsage of or- Call SH U1610 iriR boys social niceties? Then I became interested in jodice of the gown the bride chids.v | Greene, and Marcia Towers. Barbara Homer, West Allen- We have three children, two our parish Senior Social club. 'ore a waist length Alencon lace For her wedding trip to Nas hurst, was flower girl, and hoys, ages 20 and 17, and a girl Associations here woke me up 'o acket, designed with a Sabrina sau, Jamaica and Puerto Rico, Martin Bailey, Jr., Oakhurst, was 15. I encourage the boys to all I had been missing, made me leckline and butterfly elbow the bride wore a black and white ring bearer. The flower girl's treat girls with respect, to open aware of my social difficulties, ength sleeves. Her veil was at- suit with black patent leather frock was lilac silk organza. She car doors for their 'dates, help and started me on the road to- ached to a cap of lace, re-ctn- accessories, a white hat and a wore a garland of lilacs in herthem off and on with their wraps, ward doing something about it. Jroidered in seed pearls, and it corsage of white orchids. Upon hair, and carried a basket ol walk on the outside when walk- Little by little, I overcame my fell tier upon tier to waist length. their return, the couplft will live lilacs and roses, ing with a girl, and so on. selS-consciousness and was even- The bride carried a semi-cas- at 929 Eden Ave., Highland Park. Curtis Lattime of Medford was They buy corsages for their tually elected vice president of cade bouquet of white orchids The bride was graduated from best iman for his brother. The dates when special occasions call the club. in a Bible, and stephanotis Red Bank High School and the ushers were Martin Bailey, Oak for flowers and, if a formal Now my problem is this: Many itreamers. Katharine Gibbs School in New school dance, wear white sport of the people in the club are two Miss Irene Hoffman of RedYork City. The bridegroom was coats. My husband says these to three years younger than I. Bank was her sister's only at- graduated from Rider College, things are not necessary to a Ihould I date boys whom I like tendant. Her gown was light blue Trenton, and served in the Navy. Monmouth boy's education, f we could notand who are intelligent? If so,ace, made with a scoop neckline He is employed by Dreier Com afford them, or if my husband should I tell them my age or pany of New Brunswick. were a great deal older than his wait until they ask (if they do)? Arts Gallery boys, I could understand, but he And how will the boys feel about he young people's together. We is only 38 and a Navy man. dating an older girl?—L. ire like sister and brother. HOY/ The boys paid for the corsages Dear L.: If the boys ask im I going to tell this girl to To Open and formal clothes when possible, your age, tell them, but don't eave us alone. Please print your answer in the paper.—D. JRipe watermelons RED BANK - The art adbu- t there have been times when make an issue of it. Age is Sale! they couldn't get extra jobs. The more psychological than phy- Dear D.: The less attention vancement committee of the you pay to this girl's silly gos- famous brand Monmouth Arts Foundation opens elder boy is working his waysiological. My Aunt Molly was through the University of Maine, giddly as a girl at 79, hersip, the sooner she will be out by the bushel jits new Monmouth Arts Gallery of your hair. We've all got to in Ballantine's China and Glass an above average student, and daughter Agnes as sedate as FABRICS has never asked us for linancial the Bank of England at birth. learn to take troublemakers in Shop, 147 Broad St., tonight at a our stride. They are more to First Quality -on Bolts reception from 8 to 9 o'clock. help. The younger boy does the My mother, widowed early, • Bedford Cords sweeten Bond's dinner dishes with the help of went with younger men all her be pitied than censored. A Previewed will be the initial spiteful tongue means a love- • Poplins exhibition "Seven Portrait Ar- his sister, makes his bed andlife. I am attracted to those • Indian Head washes the family car. He will older than myself. A few years starved, unhappy human being. tists" featuring the work of Mrs. If there is one thing that dev- • Ginghams Roberta Carter, Fair Haven; do most anything to earn his difference, this way or that, • Plaids -Checks spending money, even baby-sit- matters little, save when in astates a gossip-monger, it is Mrs. Agnes Ricks Egan, Atlan- indifference. Ignore that girl. • Solid - Novelty Piques ting. Am I—as my husband says one's teens. Go out with the • Stripes - Hopsacklng tic Highlands; Guilhert (Mrs. F. Go your own sweet way. W. Peterson), Elberon; Mrs. —spoiling our sons? I would ap- boys. Have fun! • Chinos Jean Watson Pnrmly, Rumson; preciate an outsider's opinion— '*« Values to $1.98 • Rivolutlenry "Mttlcoo!"* k OK Send your problem to Kitty Mrs. Ida Libby Degrove, Inter- A Wondering Mother. Dear Kitty Kelly: signed of fabulous "Elastomer IT, | Kelly. • Enclose a stamped, self- laken; Miss Edith Kroll, Oak- Dear Wondering Mother: I am 13 and in grade eight 1 new, comfortable rubber mat*-, addressed envelope, and address hurst, and Douglas H. Mcllvain, From what you say, the boys There is a girl who rides in the her in care of The Register. rial that makes all other rubber, Middletown. are a credit to you and their school bus and is in my class garments obsolete. father. As n Navy man, he She is poor. Her clothes are Mrs. Mcllvain has on exhibit HOLLYWOOD STARS ABOUND sculpture portraits nnDraperies • Comfortable "Matfuol" CAN'T RIDE UP-EVER! Sloevclosj Print Popover plus solid • Bubble-light "MaglcooP it alr color Pedal Pushors. cooled with 50,000 pores. Both parlwr.1 in Slipcovers Vpholslery wHflhnblc cotton • Carefree "Miglcool" can be cither nharkiikin. 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Eatontown Circle, Eatontown OPENING TONIGHT is llio Monmouth Arf Gallery—a now vonruro for tho art ad- Corai't wul Lingerie. Shop vnncomont commiihm of 1ho Monmourh Arts Foundation. Tho gallory, housod in OPEN: Mon., Wed., Thuri. & Fri. 'HI 9:30 P. M., tho former Tormco Room in B,ill,intino's China and Glass Shop, 147 Brood St., Rod Now Budgor Dopartmont SH 1-5656 1139 Broadway, Long Branch Tues. & Sat. 'til 6:00 P. M. B.tnk, is provinwnd by, loft to rifjlit, Mrs. Richard Eg' J. YANKO lv formal to the casual ReneelTom Kilcullen of New Providence Charles Morris of Alexander D,vnu|,nc5.. View Landscaping at Shopping Center Schreiber of New' York a part- and her mother, Mildred Norton. a"d Mrs. Joseph Fournier of Nut- Children's books from the fair Red Bank ner in this venture looked like Mrs. Norton's apartroenl on the swamP Rd-. the Brownies tapped were presented by the troop lo ! tllL EATONTOWN — More than lOOday were guests of Monmouthjto be highlighted by a fall flowerr a Persian princess in a Bold'Cobble Close Farm in Middle- ' neighborhoods for "while He- the children's ward at Riverview Shop Fridays & Wed. women, members of Monmouth1 Shopping Center's management I show. The'show will be staged! lame, woven with golden-hued, town is on the Marlboro Hospital P^nts" and held a sale last HospitaL The left-over w-hite elc- County's Garden Clubs, yester-'on a tour that took them through in the center's new community 1 flowers. The short theater coat,Auxiliary's Mayt.me tour o( '™tu"la> ,'" He Alexander dekl plantsv,eit C to the "til 9 p. m. Salvation Anny. J .._ themal,s that separate the build- auditorium. * which .he removed later, reveal-fhomes next Tuesday. Tickets for on Nutswamp Rd I hey were Red Bank Salv d» ings and lead to parking and Guests were received by Al-ed a ravishing strapless slmVthis are available at Stc.nhach's• lieadinis whagt fothi ae profinewt obulletif $1..n, whic boardh i ! — shopping areas. bert Sylvania, manager of Frank-lsheath of the same material, and; m Red Bank '5 " They also visited stores in the li'>"n Simon'Simonss iinn ththee centercenter,, and;iand;inn heherr dardarkk almosalmost ebonyy hairh : ToTomm BartletBartlettt ooff NeNeww YorkYork,, who lhe fcslivitics, dadsj center selling garden equipment: President of the Merchants As-jshe wore a single gold and pearl,has just ended six years in ihe: ,j : :1 Frank Strick-1 MontgomerMt y WdWardWard's ' "G"GGarde a r dd e n n sociation of Monmouth Shoppinppg gornamenornament t , j foreig gn operationp s departmendepartment of; hld v lo barbecue hot' i CenterCenter " and ththee garden center Center, and Otto Black, mana- Kathy (Mrs. Fred) Finken- the United States d.plomatic,»"d.plomatic,» ' from an hums- of L. Bamberger. «er oi Bamberger's Monmouth Utaedt of Locust wore white chif-,corps, was Mrs.Norton's escort. " ^ SALE andd T U US turncd out to The purpose°"of the tour wasi executivi e vice presidenid t off fon and diamonds and hejr lovelyjThheii r guestts were AlicAl e andd P' ° ; , ito'siiow'the'women'speciai show the women speciall teatea-""" th*e MerchantVI»"-1"""s- Association*"--..- . |titiaI .=.,.n_ hai•..=r was don..„„e i.-n_ a. soft!"ick.-r.i-M.-"" CrowtheCr™thor- o«f Boonton «-".- , who,:",..,,„. e a S<^J^™" c"^'cd b^ * « HATS This tour was ar M all tures of the center's landscap- P t of Spring,and lovely fashion. Fred, who by the way, are shopping for a> • " "' "»«">•" « • BAGS ing. The tour was directed by Festival activities being held this had just returned from a busi- house in Rumson. | • week in V GLOVES Wilfrid Kemp, landscape archi-; observance of the open-jness trip to Mexico City that in- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall of Rum-id w "a fj( of «o 87 A ml n of the tect of The Garden Shop of Par-j! 8 second group of stores;cluded a week-end in Cuernavaca son, "Teddy" and Bill Eitner of|th(? promise of a bulletin board • HOSIERY ln tlle amus, who was responsible for| center Monday. (that Kathy says wasn't really,Mnnmoulh Hills, Kay and Jack' tlirnctl into a pi-L-scnlation or SW \ the execution of the ideas used! Representatives from the fol- necessary, was beaming, not only j Giordano of Long Branch, actor !,„ lhc iji,rarv for three bulletin Iowin arden : $ \_ by Pasehall Campbell, landscape g S clubs attended: because he was so happy to be John Baragrcy and Louise (Mrs. boards which the library had sta @ architect for Kalin and Jacobs,I Shrewsbury. New Shrewsbury, home again, or because Kathy\Baragrey) Larabee of Ncw York,• tcd s a nc , ffl the children's the center's architects. Highlands, Atlantic Highlands,!horse "Exodus" has just won the Joseph McMahons of Rum- roo)n rp!eri,nce roon, ant| ,„'„ No,Mom-not 10 L k silver Fair The mall areas of the Center\ }^ ' Haven, Nave- a race at Garden State, but be-json, Sylvia and Larry Hunting- , raom jn U)0 bui|dinf, Five" smK RFDo f have been planted so that some-j ! Holmdel; Grow,cause he and Kathy have a sec-!ton Taylor of Holmdel and Ray donars was ac|ded f0|. a piaqul, FLO JOY'S HAT BAR 31 1 show thing will either be in flower or, " > Allenhurst; Holy Gar-.ret which will be in the public'and Connie Smith and so many! recordinR ine donors' names and! den CIub Sca Girl and 15 White St. Red Bank in decorative greenery on a year-j - . garden domain about September. |many others helped make it a:j,jft •.. this authentic SH 1-5916 round basis. The designs have| department of the Point Pleas-j E,aine PcrrVi producer of gay and festive evening. The balance of the money was an utility purposes, too, with trees ' Romans Club. 'shows in New York and also a Grace and .lack Fowler of t in ,,,e Brownie treasury ar cn club 15 from the to provide shade, and side areas D^ ° , S"" ipartner in the hotel operation,!Rumson were there, Grace look- whjch wi,| now ,ake carp of the e area 01 M rs Ivy-style to add beauty to the stores. £ ? Bank J" "!^?, , -j looked beautiful in a short thea-l ing her always sparkling and cost of a mother-daughter din- E c Wl lam n Mrs Mr. Kemp, who spent his boy- " " !° ; - D. B. Win- ter coat and dress ensemble of, lovely self in a Grecian gown nei. the troop had |10ped to ,lold SLENDERIZING ertcr hood in Eatontown where his fa-iS > Mrs. N«!son Benedict and;tUrquoise satin print embroidered of white chiffon. t nth Mrs r Swedish Massage ther served as a rector of St. . Phillips Goodwin, Nave-|jn ;c.uins | ; -. . - Wash and Wear James Episcopal Church, discus-;^Garden Club; Mrs. Thomas| ' j Robert Ruddy of Little Silver, lcr di (hewin|e r witl, hcf G ld M Exercises sed the plantings. He told t"e! °" > «-™«ldrCfOr hei s a Reade, RFD Garden Club. ; damask with pearls and emer- s(ay at (hc Monte Cristo in Palm " ' ? ''' AREA'S MOST COMPLETE CAMP Mrs. Thomas H. Egan, Mrs.: aids. The princess is a former . j miah Mur- composite of the you.,,; I-rrnl Beach arc Mrs fre Flvnn and John HarrymoiT with Jamcs Feehan, Mrs. Francis L! resident of Monmouth County,: , and dai,B|,lers Mary Ann. EXPLORER Cooper, Mrs. Robert Bliss Mrs. j having fallen in love with ourcoun-' a dash of Tony Curds. All (his. ' ' tryside while a house guest of the Amory Haskclls of Middle- DAY CAMP Joseph LeRoy, Mrs, Alice Hoi- town. This night she was the and the enchanting and redead! den. Mrs. Catherine S t e n g 1 e, ..eed lyrica stinlo soprano, Grace! At McGuire's Grove, Middletown, N. J. Mrs. Clifford Adams and Mrs. Miami Beach, Fla., was a man- Jom Bishop of Sea BriRht and (Mrs Nicholahl s VuyoscvichVih)) LanL Ki Gilbert Blair, New Shrewsbury. grove swamp SO yean ago. Register Now for 2, 4, 6 or 8-week sessions. his ppal, John 'Chief Dundas,|of Fair Haven hava a nj ,„ c,ub| flew to Miami yesterday Iim' , . JUNE 27TH —AUG. 19TH flew to Miami yesterday. .Iim ac[ very ncar 0 making its dc will speak at the Silver knights! ] j PROGRAM INCLUDES: Athletics. Music and Drama, Tloral Portraits' is Theme For Awards ceremony in Date Conn-1: Nature Lore, Creative Arts, Swimming, Trips and ty Auditorium. The event hon-jj Jomi an,| Dorothy Donoho Tor- man/ more. ors that county's 11 most oiit-jm(.r|y ||f iiaMm[iMi havc takcn; Woman's Club Meeting in Church standing hij-hjchool seniors. l,lp rpS|den(.o in t|,ejr ncw llom(,i TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED RumSOn P1 Lil C SilWr Additional: Individual tutoring in school subjects LITTLE SILVER - "Floral iatures, Mrs. Reed, first, Mrs.) James J. Hogan will be back °" " " - by experienced teachers. ortraits" was the theme forS. Burnham Rowe and Mrs. Hcr-jat his editor's desk at The Reg- Sea Bright — which made al thc program given at a meeting bert D. Shea, second, and Mrs. lister Tuesday. He and his wife, 'tl ,. .nfl • FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL of the Woman's Club Wednesday, Charles Throne, third, and din-Ulclcn.have enjoyed three weeks' j"L,s ! siimnier witih iti s M"Male in Embury Methodist Church Fel- ner table arrangements, Mrs.'of ideal Florida weather. . .For-'vvjtj, ,j . Most Beautiful Dim SH 7-2241 - SH 1-9007 - LI 2-1183 lhi Hll I ' 1( "Let Your Child Discover a Summer of Fun," ]c(] Kn(.os- contest i.s due Iri The program was arranged by honorable mention, iman McFaddin of Long Branch , ,,„ . , | , the garden department chair-! Mrs. Alfred H. Grimminger have returned from a Iwo mak( llist()| y aj ain if h( o 1 "• *•• •-•••• *"»*" ' • i i • . 1I '""Hmove- \\ito iimnimake. iiv.Bermudi IIIUUIaI •.linshortn irs 1 man, Mrs. Benjamin S. Vincent, was hostess, assisted by Mrs. months stay at North Miami ., n,and1|Orv nar| of .,n ,na|, The program feature was an Mrs' Beach. Ha. The night before A Wl lh employees' summer un- illustrated lecture by artist Trav ; [, ' Mrs. JJ. Dauster, their departure for ho;nr, they f • successfusuccessfull . That is lur What keeps furs happy? Neidlingcr of Studio 57. Using Mrs. Kenneth R. Smith, Mrs. I entertained Mr. and Mrs. Edward n..|jr, firemen, etc. It may very "Color in Flowers" as his sub- Arthur Holey, Mrs. Thomas IVL. liuhbard, Jr.. of Ilillcrest Dr., }vcM bj,'e ,that Bermuda shorts for ject, he told the women how Keycs, Mrs, A Elliott Lawes.'and Mr. and Mrs. llofjan of memenn ' may „,,„,,„,,hencefort„h „„becom„ e Mrs James E. Stoveken Mrs.;Grange Ave.. all of Fair Hnvcn. „ .. , Your furs will love a summer nature's colors, especially those iknnwn SM Dr Bhr shurUi of flowers, play a prominent part William M. Lee, Mrs. W. A. at'dinner at the Lighthouse Res- vacation in our uncrowded Wilkie, Mrs. Arthur S. Lichtcr, taurant at linker's Ilaulover, certified storage vaults. Tem- in art. To demonstrate this, he did an oil painting of some flow- Mrs. Harold O. Mctzger, Mrs.'North Miami Beach. perature and humidity are au- ers, Mr. Neidlingcr also brought William G. Owen, Mrs. Arthur In Palm Bench, Mr. and Mrs. gj tomatically controlled. They're out that flower colors played a J. Smith, Mrs. Stallings, Mrs.|Hogan were Riiests of Mr. and SHERMAN'S cheeked at intervals all sum- prominent part in the paintings Zaloom and Mrs. Weeks. Mrs. John Maihach of Pnhn.B mer loiif; by our expert fur of the masters i ^rj- ^red *•• ^"'S"11 and Mrs. Beach Towers, formerly nl Rum- uoublesUooters. T, ii, . ,!Vincent served tea. Mrs, E. Rich-'son at a steak dinner (in 1 lie garden department staged d Weaver was ,,lc reception- the Palm Head, Towns patio FOR a flower show at the meeting^, ,f|owers f()r |hp ,CB '^.^ MoRnns a|s(, wn ,,'n(t,r.| • lDraperies ironinR. Wrinklm juflt limit; out. Mrs. Fred V. Pitten. entry clerk.\ "^"^^ „ \^ ,(„,,,,,„ „„,,,,. • Firr " *Merr|Ni ymh Mr and MrSi Ivy-atylo >'I-button jacket with back vent. All lhe classes were devoted conservation chnirman, said she kiss of Shrewsbury and Mr. ami • • Theft lo arrangements (or rooms of a has been notified by Red Dank Mrs. Alfred Miucf llus nl Fair -. Alrforco Blun or Tnn. • Moths house. They also included a no- jnf!h School officials thai two Haven Mrs Ihidcokiss and Mrs • Bedspreads Sir.p« 13 to 20...$12.98 vice class for members who had Little Silver yirl.i, juniors at (he Marceilus are sisters of Mr Sny- A never participated in a flower school, have been selected as der. ® Linens Just say "Charge it"- if you like! one... show. Winners in this class were;representatives for the club's Mr and Mrs. Mogan Idl I'lilm ft Mrs. C. ii. Stallings, first; Mrs.|p|.nf,rnm thnt SPn()s hi(,h school I nench-where they stayed HI the • Venetian Blinds McCann, second, and Mrs. Jo-i,.|r|s (o the Citizenship Institute|Monte Crislo Utilcl—yrstonlay foi i SH 1-1208 Hh scph Zaloom, third. I which the Ncw Jersey State Fed-! l.nrgii, near Oavwi'ilrr lo s'pontl, "|P|1"J1""'!Jii"' i^'ViV'* BONDS Arrangements for a console,oration of Women's Clubs wlll'a few d:(ys with Mr. and Mrs.] em"" ' • table, Mrs. Zaloom, first, Mrs,'hold June 21) lo 21 at Douglass Kiclniril J. Kffrny, former rcsi-' Shfei'lflOn S (', M. Weeks, second, and Mrs.'College. Mis» Ann (!ont,i will be dents (if West AllrnhiirM nnd Home Dccoralorfi MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER .liimt'S H. l-'owlrr, third; fur n tlif ilclcgntc, and Miss Vnrian Runwin. a llruad SI. EATONTOWN CIRCLE. EATONTOWN ilininj'. room buffrl, Mrs. I'ldwln Ayi'rn, tho alternate. Mr.-.. Mary (inuiM1 has ii'lui n'd HUB HANK H. Ki'cil. lirsl. Mrs. I'iltcn. si' The final moptini: ,iml instill- In I'.iiiii'.nn, v.-|n-i•• '.IIM live, v.ilh 1(iH |||()il(| i;( OPEN: Mon., Wed., Thurs. ft Fri. 'til 9:30 I". M. 601 BRANCH AVE. LITTLE SILVER r I'IIIIII, .IIKI Mrs. Vini-t-nl nml Mi";, lation lunchrnn v.-ill I,;:- hflil .lunr !n-i M/II ,uul il.inrJil i in l.nv. Mr SH 1-8315 Tues. & Scit. 'til 6 I". M. l-h.uIi.-s W, .Sli-phi'iiH, thud; min-R in Shadowhrook. ,iiii(l Mi.',. Jui.cpli I. (itaiiM.-. nf , M«r 20, I960 RED BANK REGISTER Schedule of Religious
METHODIST BAPTIST WESTMINSTER REFORMED ST. JAMES CATHOLIC REFORMED TRINITY EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION BETH Red Bank Middletown PRESBYTERIAN - Middletown Red Bank New Shrewsbury Red Bank SHALOM ' v Rev. Iverson Graham, Jr., as- Rev. John E. Bates, pastor, Middletown "Forgive Vs Our Sins" will Sunday masses are at 6, 7, %, "Adam and I" will be the topic The following services are Red Bank . »ociate pastor, will preach Sun- will speak on "Isaiah—the Mak Sunday at 10:45 a. m.. Rev, be the sermon subject Sunday 9, 10, H and 12 (high mass) in of the sermon by Rev. Isaac C. scheduled for Rogation Sunday: The Sabbath' candles will bs day at 9:30 and 11 a. m. on ing of a Prophet" Sunday at 1 Harlan C. Durfee's sermon top- at 11 a. m, by Rev. Howard E. the church and 9,10 and 11 o'clock Rottenberg Sunday. Holy Eucharist, 8 a. m.; family lighted at 7:39 tonight. Mincha "Christianity: An Experience of a. m. ic will be "The Misconceptions Newton. Mrs. Herbert SherraneJ'n the high school auditorium. Music for the service will in- service and church school, 9:15 services will be held at 7:30 p. m. the Heart." Senior choir will present "Mj of Preconceptions." The choir director of music, will play "Je- Confessions are heard Satur- clude "Prelude in B Flat" by J. a. 'm., and Holy Eucharist and followed by Kabbelas Shabbos Music, directed by Herberl God and I" under the direction will present "The Lord's Pray- sus, Saviour Pilot Me" by Gould- days from 4^o 6 p. m., and from Leybach, "Andante Pastorale' sermon by Rev. Charles A. Best, services and Maariv. Buttis, will include the Prelude of Mrs. George Hartmann, organ er" under the direction of Mrs, Thompson as her prelude. The 7:30 to 9 p. m., and week-days by Frank Moir, and "Gloria" by rector, at 11 a. m. Sabbath morning services will "0 Thou of God the Father,' ist, Louis A. Raskasky, organist. Nur- offertory selection will be the during the 7:45 o'clock mass. Henry Farmer. Senior choir will The Holy Eucharist will be start at 9:15. Junior congrega- Bach; solo by Ruth Palmer Bell, Mn, Erwing Kehrer, will sing scry facilities will be provided. "Quartet" by Bennett and the|- sing "Savior, Teach Me" by celebrated Wednesday and Thurs tion will meet at 9:15 a. m., Mr. at 9:30 a. m., "tn Quiet Faith "Like as a Hart." Ushers will be Ushers will be John Marshall and postlude, "God With Us" by p. m. in the church. A baptism Nordman. day, Ascension Day, at 7 and 10 and Mrs. Paul Seldin, Fair Ha- fulness," Bach; "Ah, Remem Homer Hicks and Charles Nel Fred Bopp, 3d. Lorenz. Flowers will be given blank must be obtained from the Ushers for the service will DJ a. m. There will be services of ven, will celebrate the Bar ber" (Requiem), Verdi, sung by son. Sunday school will meet at by Mrs. Benjamin F. Allen, Jr. rectory and filled out be/ore the Thomas Brereton, William Nye, healing Wednesday at 7:30 and Mitzvah of their son Norman Mildred Palmer Stout and Ruth Flowers will be placed b; 9:15 a. m. under the leadership and by Mr. and Mrs. Henry baptism takes place. Peter Moreau and James Woods 10:30 a. m. who will conduct the Shachris and Musof service. The Torah Palmer Bell, at 9:30 a. m.; "Turn Mrs. George Deaney. There wii of Richard A. Rutherford, Gregerson. Novena devotions in honor of A class visitation program has Tomorrow, a repeat perform- Back, O Man," by Hoist, sung be a nursery for small children There will be a combined Our Lady of the Miraculous: Med- been instituted by Robert Riley, reading is Behar Bechukosai, Robert Schenck will be the ance of "The Roaring Twenties completing the book of Leviticus. by the Chancel Choir at 11 a. m during the service. "Family Night" and congrega- head usher, al every Monday at 8 p. m. in Sunday-school superintendent, to Revue" will be given by the expand the church school-parent The prophetic portion will be The duet will be repeated at 11 Church school will meet a tional meeting Sunday at 6:30 There will be a child-care pro- the church. Triangle Club at 8:30 p. m. in relationship. The first visitation chanted by the Bar Mitzvah 8:30 a. m., the junior school in p. m. A dessert will be served gram sponsored by the Dorcas the parish hall. New members will be received will be Sunday. All parents have from Jeremiah 15. Fellowship Hall under the direc by the Women's Association and Circle which will meet in the, CHRIST SCIENTIST Alcoholics Anonymous wil! meet at II a. m. and infants and dhil- 1 been urged to attend the Sun- Tomorrow is known as Shab- tion of Mrs. Robert Benson and will be followed by the showing parish house during the worship Red Bank Monday at 9 p. m, in the parish dren will be presented for Chris of films taken by Mr. Milton C. day-school class with their chit- bos Mevorchi or when the new tian baptism. the senior school In the church hour. "Body and Soul" will be the hall. 1 Brown and Mrs. Arthur B. Dorr dren. The kindergarten will meet month of Sivan will be blessed Sunday activities will includi under the supervision of Clemen Church school will meet at subject of the lesson-sermon in the cottage. Primary depart- The Acolytes Guild will meet with a recital of the "Yehi Barlow. of some of the activities which 9:30 a. m. under the direction Sunday at 11 a. m. The text will Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. church school at 9:30 and 11 have taken place in the past two ment classes will be held in Rozon" prayer. a. m.; 1YF at 6 p. m.; MYF a Youth Fellowship will holds it; or Elder Karl Helwig. be from Isaiah 55:6: "Seek ye Beekman House. The junior de- The sewing group will meet A Kiddush will be served fol- years. The congregational meet- the Lord while He may be found, 7 p. m., to be addressed by Rev, last meeting until fall Sunday ai ing will include a discussion of The Youth Fellowship will hold partment will meet in the sanctu- Wednesday from 11 a. m. until lowing the services. Graham, Jr.; Wesley Fellowship 5 p. m. at the home of Mr. and its last meeting of the year at call ye upon Him while He is ary for a joint service and then 3 p. m. Mincha services will be held plans for the first steps toward near." at 8 p. m., to attend the YAC Mrs. James Atkinson. There wil the erection of our new church the home of Miss Andria Atkin- the classes convene in their own The Triangle Club will have a at 8 p. m. and Maariv at the Council meeting, Freehold. be a picnic supper followed by a building. son, Gull La., Oak Hill, Sunday Sunday-school will meet at 11 rooms. Classes start at 9:30 a. m pot luck supper and business conclusion of the Sabbath at 8:45 meeting. at 5 p. m. The program will con a. m. , meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m: A course on "The Work ol The Men's Fellowship has an Senior Youth Fellowship will p. m. Officers of Youth Fellowship sist of a picnic supper and social Wednesday evening testimony the Church School" will begin nounced that there will be a work meet after the morning service Sunday school will meet at 10 for the coming year are Roger hour. New officers for the group, meeting will be at 8:15. Sunday at 9:30 a. m. and be day at the church tomorrow. and visit the Naval Air Static^ ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER a. m. Hebrew school will meet Parsells, president; James Mc- There is a wide variety of work elected at the last meeting, are, The reading room will be open Lakehurst, with their advisors, EPISCOPAL Sunday through Thursday. Serv- held for five consecutive weeks president, Roger Parsells; vice; Miss Kay Vatter is the teacher. Elwain, vice president; Frances to be done to improve the church. daily from noon to 4:30 p. m., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mast Rumson ices will be held daily at 7:30 Coblens, secretary, and Carol Al- president, James McElwain; sec Friday evening from 7:30 to 9:30 They will take a picnic lunch on Altar flowers will be placed Holy 'Communion will be cele- p. m. laire, treasurer. retary, Frances Coblens, and p. m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 the tour. There will be no eve- Sunday by Miss Sara Armstrong PRESBYTERIAN brated Sunday at 8 a. m. in the treasurer, Carole Allaire. p. m. ning fellowship meeting. In memory of her parents, Mr Union Baptist Church will pre Rumson chantry. BAPTIST Confirmation class will meet and Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, and sent a concert Sunday at 3 p. m. Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., The Dorcas Circle of the Worn-; Family service and address by New Monmouth in the pastor's study Monday at Miss Carolyn Hance in memory Soloist will be Miss Audrey War- will preach Sunday at 9:30 and n's ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL the assistant minister, Rev. John Church school will meet at 9:30 7 p. m. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs ren. II a. m. on "The' Promised will meet at the Parish House Red Bank Barton Andrew, will be at 9:30 a. m, with classes for all ages. The Couples Club will meet John W. Hance. The prayer group will meet In Christ—The Son of the Living Tuesday at 8 p. m. Holy Communion will be ad- a. m. The girls' choir will sing Rev. William E. Bisgrove will Tuesday at 8 p. m. This will be the social room of the education God." Dorcas Circle will sponsor a ministered every Sunday at 8 "Children Of The Heavenly King" speak on "Rejoicing in Suffer- The minister's class of mem- dinner-dance tonight at 7:30 a nominating meeting for new ing" at 10:45 a. m. The choir will building Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. John H. Watson, 3d, minister a. m. by Purcell. The organ prelude bership will meet with Rev. Gr?- Monday, the Women's Fellow p. m. officers. will be "Adagio" by Bach and sing "Incline Thine Ear" by ham, Jr., tonight at S p. of music, will play "Sleepers A Sung mass and sermon by Junior Youth Fellowship will ship will hold its general meet The Ladies' Aid Circle will hold the vicar, Rev E. V. Kitson- the postlude will be "Trumpet Himmel under the direction of These persons will join the Awake," by Krebs; "Blessed meet in White Hall Wednesday Donald Bisgrove, guest organist. ng In Fellowship Hall. A cover- Jesu, We Are Here," by Streich- a food sale tomorrow at the Walters, will be held every Sun- Voluntary" by Purcell. church Sunday. ed dish supper will be served at church from 1 to 2:30 p. m. at 7:30 p. m. Films will be shown Members of the Junior Vestry A children's church and a nur- er and "Lord Jesus Christ, Thou day at 9:30 a. m,, except the on "Our Christian Colleges." The Executive Board of the 7 p. m. to be followed by the fourth Sunday when there will who will assist at the service are sery is provided for the children Light of Life," by Bach. At 9:30 Sunday, May 29, the Fellowship up to eight years of age. Woman's Society will meet Mon n3tallation of new officers at 8. a. m. the Westminster choir will CENTRAL BAPTIST be morning prayer. Robert Hill, James Hill, William will tour churches and cathedrals At 7:45 p. m., the pastor will day at 8 p. m. with Mrs. H. J. sing "Send Out Thy Light" by Atlantic Highlands Sunday-school meets in the Miners, Stuart Weier, Charles Al- in New York City. speak on "To the Strong." The Palmer, presiding. CALVARY BAPTIST Gounod and at 11 a. m., Chancel Rev. Harry W. Kraft will church hall at 9:30 a. m. bert, William Price, Ray Effertz, The staff and faculty of the young people will have charge of The sixth grade preparatory Occanport choir will sing "The King of preach at II a. m. Sunday-school Brock Callen, Richard Miners, membership.- class will meet will meet at 9:45 a. m. Christian Sunday-school will meet Thurs- Henry Christensen, Stephen Gam- the music. "Water of Life" will be Rev. Love," by Young. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC day at the church. Tuesday from 7:15 to 7:45 p. m. Paul Smith's sermon topic Sun Pilgrims, Ambassadors for Christ mon. Terry Sieg, Jeffrey Bolton Prayer service will be Wednes- Sunday-school will convene Red Bank the prayer group will meet with Rev. Mr. Graham. day at 11 a. m. Roy Webb will and Senior Youth Fellowship will and Christopher Probasco. day at 7:30 p. m. The Forty-Plus group will con- in five departments, nursery meet at 6:30 p. m. Masses are celebrated Sunday Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. Robert D. McKee will play a The young people will meet be the soloist. through junior high, at 9:30 a. m. at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. clude, meetings for the season Evening worship will be at 7:30 recital on the Mary Owen Bor- Thursday at 7 p. m. and tha Mrs. Arthur Bischoff and Car Senior high church school class Confessions are heard Saturdays ieventh and eighth graders will with a covered dish luncheon o! Voelker will be in charge of with music by the "Praise Him" PRESBYTERIAN den memorial carillon at 10:30 Wednesday at 1 p. m. The min will meet at 10:30 a. m. Senior from 4:30 to 6 p. m., and from Shrewsbury a. m. meet at 7 p. m. Friday. he nursery for infants during the High Fellowship wil! meet at band. 7:30 to 9 p. m. Ister's preparatory class will morning service. The Sunday-school teachers "A New Sex Ethic" will be Morning prayer and sermon by Amico Bible class will meet in 7:15 p. m. Baptisms are at 11:45 a. m. the theme of Rev. John R. Col- the rector, Rev. Canon George Fellowship Hall Tuesday at 8 meet from 4:15 lo 4:45 p. m, Bible school, with classes for will meet Tuesday at 8 p, m. with Rev. Mr. Graham. The Prayer Fellowship will Sundays. lins' sermon Sunday at 9:30 and A. Robertshaw, will be at 11 a. m. p. m. Mrs. Howard Chamberlain all ages, will meet at 9:45 a. m at the home of Mrs. Joseph Max- The Miraculous Medal Novena Dinner meeting of the Married meet Tuesday at 10 a. m. 11 a. m. The men and boys' choir, under has charge of the devotions. The Jet Cadets will meet at 5:45 son, Leonardo. L held Mondays at 7:30 p. m.( Cnuplns' class will he held in A joint meeting of the Session Harris, organist and the direction of Marshall C. Bush, hostesses will be Mrs. Walter p. m. Evening service will be at Rev. Abe Friesen, of the Chf- and the Perpetual Novena to St. Fellowship Hall Thursday at 7 and the Board of Trustees will na Inland Mission, will be guest clioirniasici, will play "Sonata' organist and choirmaster, will Junie, Mrs. Chester Hendricks, p. m. be held at 8 p. m. Circle IV will Anthony is held Tuesday at 7:30 by Mendelssohn and "Scherzo" sing "The Heavens are Telling Sr., Mrs. Irvin Beaver, and Mrs. p. m. Tonight at 8 p. m. there will speaker at mid-week services, Operettas, "The Telephone," meet at 8:15 p. m. Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. by Vierne. The primary choir The Glory of God" by Haydn. Everett Casler. be a meeting of the Women's Wednesday at 8 p. m. the final HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN The organ prelude will be "Deck bv Gian-Carlo Menotti, starring There will bo a Ladies' Aid will sing "God Is Love" and the Missionary Fellowship at the class of the Spring School of Red Bank Thyself My Soul, With Gladness" Mrs. Richard Kohl and Kenneth business meeting and luncheon senior choir will sing "Bow Down JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES home of Mrs. Edward Green, 4G Faith and Life will be held in Services will be held Sunday Thy Ear" by Arensky. Ronald by Bach and the postlude will be Red Bank Shook, and "Trial by Jury" by Locust Ave., West Long Branch. Thursday at 1 p. m. Gilbert and Sullivan, starring the lounge. Rev. Mr. Douie will at 9:30 and 11 a. m. Nursery Clark will sing the solo. 'Toccata In E" by Pachelbel. Ralph Mitchell, assistant pre- The filmstrip, "Women of the conclude his course on A Sur- care will be provided during both siding minister, will speak Sun- Mildred Palmer Stout, Robert COMMUNITY Nursery care will be provided Thursday, Ascension Day, there World," will be shown. vey of Old Testament History, ervices. day at 3 p. m. on "What Is Spencer, Quentin Keith, Lowell Port Monmouth during both services under the will be services of the Holy Serhus, Robert Gamble, Ruth Bible study and prayer hour with a discussion of "A New Ascension Day services, with direction of Mrs. Carl Mann. Communion at 8 and 10:30 a. m. Your Future in the Space Age?" will be Thursday at 8 p. m. The Person and a New World." Rev. A. Donald Magaw, pas- administration of Holy Commun- Palmer Bell, Mrs. Andrew Wini- or, will preach Sunday at 11 Church school will be at 9:30 Tuesday at 8:15 p. m., Bible lor, Jr., and Diane Perry, will be subject of "Evangelism" will be ion, will be Thursday at 8 p. m. a. m., except for the senior high studies will be held at: Kingdom considered, in preparation for the a. m. on "Missionary Zeal and REFORMATION LUTHERAN presented Friday and Saturday FAITH REFORMED ts Results." Sunday-school wil department, which will meet at West Long Branch Hall, 54 Broad St., 220 Pearl evrnings, May 27 and 28, on Evangelistic Crusade to be held Hazlet ST. PAUL BAPTIST 11 a. m. St., and 10 St. Mary's PL, Red June 8-12 nt the church. Gospel meet at 9:30 a. m. y r st a ntngc of Fellowship Hall by the Red Bank Junior high Westminster Fel- • u* o ,u Dl ?n ' rf, Bank; 82 Pear St., New Shrews- artist, Bil'. Leach, will be the Rev. Theodore C. Mullcr, pas- 'How to Be a Witness for will be W. Robert Oswald's! Chancel Choir. Mrs. Raymond Rev. Walter T. Hawkes will lowship, with Mr. and Mrs, Dex- Linc0,n Fair- guest speaker. tor, will preach Sunday at 11 Christ" will be the sermon theme sermon theme Sunday at 9:30 andj Johnson will be accompanist and a. m. on "The Signs of the Sunday at 6:30 p. m. preach Sunday at 11 a. m. on ter Robinson as advisors, and 11 a. m. Sunday school will meet Thursday, the Bible speaking the production is under direction Times." The service will bo in Mid-week fellowship meeting "The Farmer's Pond." Senior High Fellowship, with Rev. at 9:30 a. m. Coffee will be serv- LUTHER MEMORIAL class will be conducted by Rich- of Herbert Burtis. North Centcrville fire house. will be Wednesday at 7:45 p. m The Men's Club will meet at Mr. Collins conducting, will meet ed in the parish house after the New Shrewsbury Nursery care wil] be provided at 3:30 p. m. Rev. Paul W. Har- at 6 p. m. ard Pankenier. The MYF Retreat at Mt. Mis- "Doing is Remembering" will 11 a. m. service. Luther League pry will be held May 27 to 2!). he home of Mr. and Mrs. Gil- REFORMED rington, Atlantic Highlands, will An information and finance prop - will meet at 7:30 p. m. be the sermon topic of Rev. Dan- FEDERATED The group will leave the church bert Fall, 16 Dartmouth Dr. Key port be guest speaker. gram will be hheld Sunday at 8 iel D. Reinhcimer, pastor, Sun- Tuesday events are Happy Holmdel Friday at 5 p. m. and return to Sunday-school will be held at Rev. Roderick N. De Young, p. m. in the church house. [hours, 1 p. m.; Rachel Circle, :lay nt 10:45 a. m. at the Tinton meet "The Pessimist" will be Rev. Red Bank Sunday evening. :30 a. m. in Middle Road pastor, will conduct services Sun- CONGREGATION The Mission Bells will ||88 p m., at the home of MrsMrs.., •"alls School. thel N Andrew A. Burkhardt's sermon day at 10:45 a. m. Nursery care BNAI ISRAEL Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. In thelA Norby, E|beron Parrank t ananud! j n . m. Betty Sunday-school, adult Bible will be provided beginning at jtop c Sunday at a EMBURY METHODIST Confirmation class II will meet Rumson arts and crafts room, to work oniiin i 8:30 p.m. at theiE|liS| guest organisti WJH p|ay class, teenage Bible class and 10:30 a. m. Sunday-school will Tonight's service will be at Little Silver Monday at 7 p. m. at the par- proiects for the Strawberry Fes- parsonage. "Adagio" and "Allegro" by Men- he adult information group will sonage. The Adult Communi- meet at 9:30 a. m. 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal The executive committee of the meet at 9:30 a. m. tival. Senior Catechetical class will delssohn and "Master No Offer- New Jersey Conference, Wom- cants class will meet at the par- will preach on the subject: The Worne/i's Association's meet today at 6:30 p. m. and inn" bv Parker. The choir will Congregation members will be sonage Tuesday at 8 p. m. ST. JOHN'S METHODIST "Summit or Brink: junior Catechetical class tomor- nn's Society of Christian Service, isitcd Sunday afternoon by a Which?" luncheon will be Thursday at sing "In the Garden." A nursery Hazlet Cantor Sidney Schar'f will chant row at 10:30 a. m. will hold its annual meeting here member of the stewardship and Wednesday nt 8 p. m., the 12:30 p. m. in the church house. class will be conducted in Fel- today. Board of Christian Education Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor. the liturgy of the service. Ste- Weekday school will meet to- vangellsm committee, in order • AME ZION lowship Hall during the service. will meet at the home of Mr. Fred Bopp, Jr., Minister of ven Feldman, son of Mr. and morrow, the first three grades at Sunday-school will meet at 9:45 Mrs. r-:. Emerson Gardiner will|to extend the kingdom of God Red Bank and Mrs. George Marshall, 12:Music. Mrs. Lawrence Feldman, will 9:30 and the other grades at a. m. preside at the meeting. She willjboih at home and abroad, Rev. Dorothy E. Thornton, pas- bn assisted by Mrs. Ralph I..1 Tuesday at 8 p. m.. the adult Bromley Dr. Sunday Services: 8, 9:30 and chant the kiddush in honor of! 10:30. Christian Endeavor will meet The Guild for Christian Serv- 11 a. m.; Church School; 9:30 his Bar Mitsvah. Mr. Feldman tor of Shaw AME Zion Church, Barrett, vice president. Lunch- information group will meet at Cardiff, will be speaker Sunday at 7:45 p. m. in Fellowship Hall. enn will be served by the local the parsonage to discuss "What ice will meet at the fire house and 11 a. m. evening service: will occupy a seat on the pul- CHURCH OF CHRIST Thursday at 8 p. m. 7:30. pit and Mrs. Feldman will recite at 11 a. m. and 3:30 p. m. These Red Bank WSCS, the Bible Says" In preparation services will be in observance of Fourth Quarterly Conference for communicant membership in Youth meetings: Intermediates; the candle blessing. Candle light- Bible classes for all ages will BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP 6th, 7th and 8th grades at 6:45; ing is at 7:50 p. m. The floral Stewardess Day, sponsored by will be held here tonight at 8 the congregation. Stewardess Boards 1 and .2. begin at 10 a. m. Sunday. p. m. Dr. William R. Guffick, Port Monmouth and Senior Youth Fellowship and donation will be made by Mr. Confirmation class will meet Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Charles L. Brown, minister, will superintendent of the New Bruns- George Pryce, a senior at Shel- Post High School Fellowship at and Mrs. Feldman. An Oneg tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. at the a. m. speak at 11 a. m. on the "Lord's wick district, will preside. ton College, Ringwood, will be 7:30 p. m. Shabbat will follow the services. parsonage. A prayer service will be held Supper." Ken Nolan will direct ±~JLowcan Sunday school will meet nt 9:45 the speaker Sunday at 11 a. m. Sabbath service is at 10 a. m. Wednesday at 8 p. m. congregational singing. The ». m. Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pas- EMMANUEL BAPTIST Mr. Pryce is a former Golden EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF Steven Feldman will be called Lord's Supper will be served. GOD tor, will preach nt 11 n. m. on Atlantic Highlands Gloves boxer who is now train- to the Torah as a Bar Mitsvah Sunday services start at 6:30 ing for the ministry. Mrs. Pryce, North Centerville METHODIST I overcome "God So Loved the World." Youth night will be observed and will be accepted into the p. m. Intermediate Youth Fellowship who will be in charge of the Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- fold of Israel by Rabbi Rosen- Atlantic Highlands tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. with Rev. music, is a teacher in a Chris- tor, will conduct the Sunday Rev. George E. Taylor, min- Mid-week Bible studies will be will meet nt B:30 p. m. nnd Sen- Blakely M. Rogers ns guest thai. Cantor Scharff will chant conducted Thursday at 7:30 ior Methodist Youth Fellowship tian day school, and a graduate service at 11 a. m. and evan- the service. Junior Congregation ister, will preach Sunday at 11 false speaker. Rev. and Mrs. Rogers of Shelton College. gelistic service at 7 p. m. Sun- a. m. on "Things Jesus Would p. m. It 7:30 p. m. nro Baptist missionaries, at pres- will meet at 9:15 a. m. Afternoon Each evening next week a Bible school will convene at day-school wii. meet at 9:45 a. m. Not Do." Church school will meet The New Brunswick District ent on furlough from their work services will be at 7:45, follow- series of Evangelistic meetings Mfthndist Men's Banquet will be; 9:45 a. m. with classes for all Week-day services for young ed by a class in Bible. at 9:30 a. m. n Iqultos< Upper Amazon, Brazil. ages. people will be Thursday at 6:45 There will be a congregational will be held at 8 p. m. Guest appetites? held Tuesday at the North End Sunday morning services will speaker will be Hardeman Nich- Rev. Mr. Rogers will preach Youth Fellowship, senior group, p. m. and prayer and Bible study meeting and special Quarterly Hnlrl. Ocean Grnve. Donald Sax- Sunday at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. be at 9:30. The Talmud class ols, Midland, Tex. on, district lay lender, will prc- will moot at fi:30 p. m. nt the'for adults, Thursday at 7:45 p. m. will meet at 10 a. m. Week-dny Conference Monday at 8 p. m. There will be n prayer meeting home of the Mr. and Mrs. Al- Special prayer services will be lldo. at 7 p. m. services are held eacn evening THE TRUTH bert E. Mnhoncy, II Vermont Wednesday nt 1 p. m. at 7:30. Adult Hebrew class will HOLY COMMUNION ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Church-school will meet at 9:45 Avc EPISCOPAL Little Silver ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL a. m., with classes for all nges. meet Thursday at 7:45 and 8:45 IN THIS Evening worship will be ntjtcred the first Sunday morning Fair Haven Holy Communion will be ad- Eatonlown ''"here will be a prayer service p. m. 7:30. Mr. Pryce will preach. of the month. The Women's Sunday services will be: Holy ministered Sunday at 8 a. m. GREATBOOK There will be a celebration of Wednesday at 8 p. m. Dible study and prayer hour Missionary Council will meet the Communion at 8 a. m., Church and Thursday at 8:30 p. m. Holy Communion Sunday nt 8 The Pilgrims will meet at the |will be held Thursday at R p. m third Wednesday of each month PRESBYTERIAN school service and address by Family service and morning CAN RELEASE YOU B. m. Church school will meet church Thursdny at 3:30 p. m. at 7:30 p. m. Lincroft the rector, Rev. Donald A. Me- prayer will be Sunday at 9:30 at 10:25 a. m. Family service, and the Pioneers at 7 p. m. Rev. Sidney Krone of You can be freed from any morning prayer nml sermon by nAYVIEW PRESBYTER* \N the Leod, at 9:15 a. m. and morning a. m. Sunday-school will meet The Christinn Boys' Club will Cliffwnod Bench BAYSIIORE COMMUNITY Princeton Theological Seiminary prayer and sermon by the rec- at that time. false appetite if you will turn Rev. Alan H. Tongue will '"''meet tomorrow nt 1:30 p. m. lit 10:30 a. m. "Preparation for Power" will East Keansburg will preach Sunday at 11 a. m. tor at 11 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon by with a receptive, unpreju- be Rev. Fraocis Ostprslnck's ser- Sunday-School meets at 9:30 on "The More Excellent Way." The Eucharist will be celebrat- the rector, Rev. A. Allen Atten- diced thought to the truth Holy Communion will be cele- UNITARIAN mon theme Sunday nt II n. m. a. m. Church service is at 11 EvelynLayton organist, will lend! ed Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. borough, will be Sunday nt 11 brated Thursday. Ascension Day, Rod Hank the choir in the anthem, "Love ' contained in this great book, it 10 a. m. Choir awards nnd n junior ser- a. m. . m. Science and Health with Key Rrv. Harold Denn, associate mon will be given. Church- Prayers for peace and healing Thyself Last." Sunday school will MONMOUTH REFORM The vestry will meet Monday Tornorr'w night, the Kpiscopal minister, will conduct services 1 to the Scriptures by Mary school will meet at 0:30 n. m. service will be held Wednesday meet at 9:45 a. tn. Nursery core TEMPLE at 8 p. m. rWch wonv-n will hold their Sunday at 10:30 n. m. in the will be provided during worship. Baker Eddy. fourth annual card pnrly In the The Women's Association will at 10 n. m. Shrewsbury Community YMCA. sponsor n silver tea nt tlic manse Soldiers o! Christ meet at 7:- The Sunday school staff will parish at 8 p. m. Mrs. Rabbi Henry Bamberger will NAVESINK A social hour will follow the Sunday frnm 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. 30 p. m. the second, fourth and meet Thursday nt 8:30 p. ni. at h on ..B/ck ,„ ,ho Fnlhers You may read or borrow I.al church women,! Sunday-school clnsscs will meet IJIuhni. Vr.:\\< •"!>' i1 ,illed tin; woman's|nt 10:30 a. ni. meet in Fellowship llnll Sunday Women's Guild meets the third in the Shrewsbury Presbyterian 9:30 a. m. Sundays. Sunday- charge at any Christian Sci- at 2:30 p. m. Friday, nnd the Men's Club the There will be a roast .beef din- Church. school meets at 10:45 a. m. »ijx;i:--iry, will meet Monday at Mrs. Walter Marvin is taking ence Reading Room. The Catherine- Close Circle will last Tuesday of each month. ner tonight at the church hall, Flowers will be given by Mr. The Youth Fellowship meets Z V) ;> m. In the parish home. reservations for a Sunday-school sponsored by the Sunday school book can be purchased in red, TV program will feature A film meet trxlav at 1 p. m. nnd tho nnd Mrs. Samuel Kramer, 105 at 6 p. m. on Sundays and the green, or blue binding at $3 bus trip to the Bronx Zoo Sun Jrsterj will mod nt 7 p. m. ST. IlENEDICT'SCATIIOLIC fathers. Intermediate fellowship at 7 p. m. on 'If// Jersey. dny, June 5. Rutlcdgo Dr., Mlddletown, In Hazlet hn'ior of tho Bur Mitzvah of their Rev. Milton Klllcbrew Is pastor. and will be sent postpaid on ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC CIIUKCM Sunday masses ore nt 7, 8, 9, TRINITY EPISCOPAL son, Robert, The Kramers will receipt of check or money Kpansl)iirj: 10, II nnd 12 in the Holmdel Mntnwan also be hosts at a social hour. order. Sunday mtiKws nrc nt 7, 8, 9, Elementary School, Kcyport- Carroll I), llnll, semlnnrlnn, The liar Mitzvnh will lake NOTICE! 10, II and 12 noon. Masses nn Holmdel Rd will Icao services Sunda> nt 8 place tomorrow nt noon. Rabbi Christian and Missionary holy days lire nt fi, 7, R, 9, 10 Confessions lire heard Satur nnd 10 o'clock. Cninmuninn will ALLIANCE Christian Science lii c:lmrj;i' nf service.'; hold leld nt 11:15 n. in. In the church 276 HIGHLAND AVE. Also l-'riday live. 7:30-9:30 in fho School Auditorium, Maitot on tlio half hour: school nro held nt 11 a. m. Wed- Rev. l-'.dward A. Corrliian Is!Sundays nl 11:30 n.m. nt S Third testimony meeting Is nt! school Imildini;. Sunday Afternoon 2-4 |),'\st(ir nnd Rev. Stanley ,1. Lev Ave. y g ELBERON, N. J. 8:30 - 9:30 - 10:30 - 11:30 R: IS p. m Ueadlni: room hours 209 BROAD ST. Miicloskl nnd Rev. Anthony .1. Siimlny-scliciol meets at 10:30 IIIKIIMK Irnnnlfl ALL ARK WELCOMIi l.uir.ini, cur.'ite.s. a.m. ire 2 to 4 p. ni. Tuesdnys nnd Untiirdayn, except holidays. VLV.ft HANK TEMPU lEIH MKIAM RED BANK REGISTER Friday, May 20, 1960-13 • ': . • Hbera RELIGIOUS NEWS 1b muk the cud of the relig- ious Kbooi for the year, the - . ' PRESBYTERIAN temple education committee will BAF7TST sponsor this Sabbath in honor Religion Today Red Bank Red Bank of the faculty. Three teachers, "As God is my witness," thun- With Khrushchev, a pftra'se Rev. Dr. Sargent Busb, Rev. John F. Crouth«mel, Jr., Mrs. Morris Katzman, Paul ate minister, will preach Sunday pastor, will speak on the topic dered Nikita Khrushchev at the meaningless to him and a word Kaufman and Marvin Lowenthal, past week's abortive Summit con- that has no standing in the Com- at 9; 15 and 11 a. m., in the ab' "How Much Do you Care?" Sun- will speak. sence of Rev. Dr. Charles Web day at 9 and 11 a. m. He will be ference, "my hands are clean and munist lexicon are all that re- Five student aides of the fac- my soul is pure." main of what was once at least ster, who is attending the annual assisted by the associate pastor, ulty will participate in the serv- meeting of the General Assembly Rev. Daniel Holland. God? Soul? This from the a smattering of religious educa- ice, with Roberta Gold as candle- tion. of the United Presbyterian Stanley Scheer, organist, will lighter; Ronald Brousell, reciting world's No. 1 atheist? Church in Cleveland. Rev.. Dr. olay "Hommage A Frescobaldi' the kiddush, and James Aaron, Most will agree with Alexander During his tour of the United Bush's theme will be "If Any by Langlais as his prelude. Lee Gaitman, and Ethan Gluck, E. Bezsmertny, secretary of the States last September, he fre- Man Come After Me." Junior choir, at 9 a. m., will reading the service. Russian Orthodox Greek Calho quently referred to the dicty, tell- ing prosperous farmers in Iowa; Carl F. Mutter's organ medita sing "We Gather Together" and Rabbi Aaron H. Lefkowitz and lie Church in North America, that tion will be "Pavan" by Rowley "A Prayer of St. Richard of Cantor Morris Chotin will be in the Soviet premier "used the "God has helped you a lot. But anrl "Elevation" by Snow. Chichester" by White. charge of the service. words by force of habit." you must not think God is help- ing you only. He is helping us, Philip.H. Roy will sing "Cre- Chancel choir will sing at 11 In honor of their forthcoming But his choice of expression, ate in Me a Clean Heart" by a. m.—"The Lord Is In His Holy too. We are developing quicker, wedding, Anthony Leichter, son while perhaps of no personal sig- and therefore God is on our side." Muller and "The Lord Is My Temple" and "Joyful, We Adore of Mr. arid Mrs. Sidney Leichter, nificance, illustrates at top level Light" by Speaks, at 9:15 a. m. Thee" by Darst. Elberon, and Carole Leichter, an adage that has been giving the With a large number of Rus- The Tower Hill Choir, at 11 Chapel choir will also sing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Communists trouble in other sian people, religious traditions a. m., will sing "Cast Thy Bur- "Wake, Awake for Night is Fly- Leichter, Rutherford, will ex- spheres: are persisting in defiance of of- ficial atheism. den Upon the Lord" and "Behold ing" by Tunder. change, pre-marital vows in a Religious traditions die hard. God the Lord" by Mendelssohn. Church school will meet at 9:45 ceremonial service after which The Institute for the Study of Duplicate sessions of church a. m. The youth groups will have they will be blessed by the rabbi. A LUNCHEON AND STRAWBERRY festival are being planned by members of the the USSR, an organization of ref- uRee Russian scholars based in school through grade 8 will be "Chupper" (supper at church) at An Oneg Shabbat will follow the Women's Association of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. Chairmen for the held at 9:15 and 11 a. m. Nur- 5:30 p. m. service. Munich, Germany, reported last Dinner For year: sery care will be provided dur- The BYF groups will attend a The annual congregation meet- two events, left to right, «ro Mrs. George Boft and Mrs. William Phifer, chairmen of ing both services. picnic at Ardena tomorrow, leav- ing will be held Sunday, with a the luncheon to be held in the church hall next Thursday at 12:30 p. m., and Mrs. "Religious beliefs and rituals, ing the church at 3:30 p. m. Nuns Tuesday the Soviet press indicates, have The junior department of the supper at 6 p. m., followed by Richard Ashley and Mrs. Robert Bruguiere, chairmen of the strawberry festival, church school will meet at 2 The Women's Fellowship wil' the annual reports of officers and become so rooted in community p. m. in the church parlor for meet Monday at 8 p. m. for committee chairman and the scheduled for June 11 on the church grounds. At Shadowbrook life that it is now very difficult a program prior to visiting the election and installation of offi- election of trustees. Arrange to oppose them." LONG BRANCH — The Mo- Buddhist colony near Farming- cers. ments for this supper are being Church Speaker Not too long ago Khrushchev dale. The Deacons' will meet Mon- handled by Mrs. A. Walter Wie- Mrs. Hartung Mrs. Bchlmer thers' Guild of Star of the Sea himself, in a burst of jovial con- Senior high church school will day at 7:30 p. m. at the par ner, Deal, and Benjamin Jacob- Academy will hold its Sisters' fidence at a party, reminisced: meet in the chapel at 7 p. m. sonage, son, West Deal. dinner Tuesday at S p.m. in "I attended church school and A meeting of Westminster Sen- Wednesday, 8 to 9 p. m., the Tuesday at noon, the Sister- Is President Heads Church Shadowbrook. Shrewsbury. I won a prize from the priest ior High Fellowship in the youth hour of renewal, Bible Study and hood will hold an installation The event will welcome SisteHfor knowing the gospels by parlor will follow. prayer, will be held. luncheon for its newly elected CS Gabriel, the new mother heart." The single young adult group officers. Of PTA Organization superior. But he caught himself quickly CHRIST EPISCOPAL and added: will meet at 8 p. m. in the Combs NEW SHREWSBURY - New LONG BRANCH —Mrs. Fred Mrs. Norman D. Lindhai-dt is DeVoe room. Shrewsbury HIGH POINT SPIRITUALIST officers of the New Shrewsbury chairman; Mrs. J. F. Pabia, "The best school, though, is Behlmer, 14 Howland PI., was the Communist party and the The Hathomar Club will meet Holy Communion will be ad- CHAPEL Parent-Teacher Association as- re-elected president of the Worn vice chairman, and Sister Elea- tonight at 7:30 p. m. in Fellow ministered on Rogation Sunday Chapel Hill sumed their posts at a meeting nor Therese, Sister Gabriel and people. Thanks to the party and en of St. James Episcopa the people, 1 am who I am." ship Hall. at 8 p. m. by Rev. Father An- Rev. Frances Stevenson con- Wednesday in Tinton Falls Church organization at the an Mrs. William Holland, president The adult bible class will be selm Borburg. He will be assist- ducts services Sunday at 8 p. m. School. nual reorganization meeting this of the guild, honorary chairmen. taught by Rev. Dr. Bush Tues- ed by Paul Lombard, server. and Wednesdays at 2:30 and 8 Mrs. James Y. Dunbar, retir- week in the parish hall. Mrs. Louis Wenning, chairman LArtOEST SELECTION OF day at 8' p. m. in the church ing president, distributed copies The rector will preach at the p. m. Other officers re-elected were of the nominating committee, parlor.- family Eucharist, 9 a. m., and of annual reports. presented a slate of officers. ACRILAN Presbyterial Retreat will be Mrs. George Parker, first vice at morning prayer, 11 a. m. Aco- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Taking office were Mrs. Philip president; Miss Virginia La- Elected were: Mrs. Georpe J. held Wednesday from 10 a. m. Hartung, Jr., president; Mrs. lytes at'9 a.'m. will be William SCIENTIST marche, second vice president; McDonnell, president; Mrs. CARPET at to 3 p. m. in Fellowship Hall, Balmer, Foster Beeuwkes, Rob- Keyport Frank Steckhahn and Mrs. Don- Mrs. Milton Ging, recording sec- MONMOUTH CARPET for the women of the Monmouth ald Littman, vice presidents; James Eardlcy, vice president; ert DeAdder, Walter Deiss, Jr. The morning services will be retary; Mrs. Morton A. Barnes Mrs. Thomas De Lisa, recording .HIGHWAY 35, OAKIICRST Presbyterial. A program of dra and Wayne Edmunds. Mel- Mrs. Thomas Ruzicka, recording held Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sun- corresponding secretary, and secretary; Mrs. John Robbins, ma and worship will be present- vin Ford will assist at 11 a. m. secretary; Mrs. Lester Stevens, day-school will meet at 11 a. m. Mrs. Robert Peterson, treasurer treasurer Mrs. Joseph Driscoll ed by Carola Bell Williams. Seminarian Arthur Sargent will corresponding secretary, and A testimony meeting will be correcponding secretary, and Thursday from 10 a. m. to 3 assist at services for the last Mrs. Harry "Reid, treasurer. Mrs. Behlmer will name de- held next Wednesday at 8 p. m. partment chairmen at the next Mrs. Mclvin J. Storz, financial p. m., the Women's Association time on Sunday. A musical program followed, executive board meeting in June secretary. activities day will be held in Since Ascension Day, Thursday, featuring numbers by the Shrews- Hardcman Nichols DID YOU Presidents of the four guilds the church parlor. is one of the major holy days of bury Chorale, founded in 1957 by Officers will be installed at Methodist Men were appointed and members as- the year, a family Eucharist will its director, Alden Hammond, a RED BANK—llnrdeman Nich- the meetine Tuesday, June 14, signed. Heading the guilds for SHAKER-QUAKER ' be celebrated at,? p. m., to en New Shrewsbury resident; "The ols, evanpelist from Midland, in tho school library. Others To Banquet I960-C1 will be Miss Ruth Van KNOW? Red Bank able all members of the parish Bamboo Butlers," a group of Tex., will he the speaker at the serving on the nominating com- Dusen, St. Mary's; Mrs. Harvey Elder Franklin C. Moyan, family to attend. OCEAN GROVE - The annu- barbershop quartet singers, or- Church nf Chrft, 10 Riverside mittee wcrn Mrs. Joseph Shan- Slocum, St. Martha's; Mrs. Wil- te cher, will conduct a service The Paschal candle, which has al Methodist Men's Banquet of ganized and managed by Cooper Ave., Monday through May 29. drev and Mrs. Lincoln Robert- There's a liam Taylor, Jr., St. Alban's ,and of instruction and guidance at 10 been lighted since the beginning the New Brunswick District will McCarthy of Little Silver, and Services will bo conducted shaw. Mrs. William Fennelly, St. Ce a m. Sunday at the church, 15 of Easter will be extinguished to be held Tuesday at the Home- The Chorallettcs of Red Bank niphtly at 8 o'clock. The- sports award dinner for I North Bridge Ave. celia's. mark the end of the 40 days stead Restaurant here. High School, directed by Robert Sundnv services are at 11 a. m. students nf the high school will i Christ remained on earth after Dr. Charles R. Smyth, head- Spencer, director of vocal music and 6:30 p. m. Mrs. II. Clay Davidson was be held Thursday. June 2, at 6 DIVINE LOVE NEW BIRTH His Resurrection. master of the Pennington School, in the Red Bank schools. hairman of the nominating com- n.m. in Old Orchard Country SPIRITUALISM- CENTRE will speak. There will be group Mr. Nichols is minister nf the mittee, assisted by Mrs. John 1 A special meeting of all con- The Chorale sang selections Cluh. Highlands firmed girls and women will be singing, led by Lawrence Moss. North "A" and Tennessee St. Frey and Mrs. Paul DeNucci. from the Gershwin opera, "Porgy Church of Christ in Midland. Sister Marie Anthony, sports! Josephine Cantrell Seals, pas- held Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. in the A men's quartet from the West and Bess," and from the Broad- Reports were given of the moderator at the school, andi He attended Freed-Hardeman tor, is in charge of healing serv- parish house. Belmar Methodist Church will way show, "Music Man," and a spring card party by Mrs. Ed- 'hi! Cfl«sidy, pnlf pro at the ices all day Sundays at 9 Shrews- The Holy Eucharist will be cele- sing. series of Madrigals. The Chorale College, Henderson, Tenn., and ward Murachanian, chairman, to serve you in West Virginia University. club, will present awards to the bury Ave. brated Friday at 7 and 9 a. m. Donald E. Saxon, West Belmar, will give its annual spring con- and for the recent rummage sale nirls for achievements ;n t;olf district lay leader, and his as- cert Saturday, June 11, in The He has served churches in by Mrs. Frey. and basketball. It will be a fam- EATONTOWN METHODIST > ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL sociates, will have charge of the Great Hall of Monmouth College. Alabama and Texas and has con- Refreshments were served by ily affair, with all fathers and Highlands Monmouth Navesink banquet. "The Bamboo Butlers" have ducted evangelistic meetings in members of the combined guilds. mothers of the girls invited. Church school meets at 9:30 a. Holy Communion will be cele- William (Bill) Nielson of Middle- many states. ID Morning service at 11 o'clock. Others present were Mrs. Don- Sister Gabriel will serve as Shopping Center brated Sunday at 8:30 a. m; Marlboro town, president, Monmouth Civ- ald Rogers, Mrs. Jean Getchell honorary chairman, with Mrs. Evening service at 7:30. church school meets at 9:30; the ic Chorus ,as arranger and direc- Prayer meeting Wednesday at Willard Sickles is recovering Mrs. Loveil Gray, Mrs. Azuba Thomas Dromgool, chairman, MIDDLETOWN service for parents and children tor. Members include Mr. Mc- Church, Mrs. Lillian Barnes, Mrs. 7:30 p. m. is at 10:15, and the morning at home after a recent operation. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Howard Heck and Mrs. Carthy and Paul C. Knauff and; Alice Clark, Mrs. Kenneth Law John Higgins, vice chairmen. Route 35 and prayer and sermon is at. 11:15 Clifford Heaslip, New Shrews- William Mount is home from son, Mrs. John Barnes, Mrs. Har- Mrs. If. J. Hjlmcr and Mrs. R. except the first Sunday of each bury; Ray Hinman, A; riet Jensen, Rev. and Mrs. Her- Middletown Rd. month, when Holy Communion the hospital recovering from denominated T. Repka will be guests. Park; James Doyle and Pat Mc- bert L. Linley, Mrs. Florence Cook & Dunn is also celebrated at the 11:15 illness. He is the son of Mr. and Call, Middletown; Bruce Mont- Kice, Mrs. James Nudd, Mrs. service. Rev.v Charles P. John- Mrs. William Mount. gomery, Shrewsbury, and John By Alumnae son is rector. Voorhies Browcr, Mrs. Edward Gardella and Jean Nesbit, Rum- McCormick and Mrs. Edward C. PAINT SALE Recent auests of Mr. and Mrs. LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Bur- SPIRITUAL son. nis Kelly of Wanamassa was Wilson, Sr. Garrett Voorhees and family Anita D'Amico was accompan- OUTSIDE Belford nominated for a second term as PLEASURE POOL CO. were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Man- ist for The Chorallettes. They president of Monmouth Chapter, Rev. Phoebe Dailey will con- cinin and daughter Betty. included on their program the HOUSE PAINT C ct services Sunday at 8 p. m. College of Saint Elizabeth Alum- Catholic Nurses hymn, "Bless This House," and nae Association, Monday in the BUILDERS OF ALL TYPES and Tuesday at 2:30 and 8 p. m. Sunday afternoon firemen held Regularly8$6.35 a series of show tunes such as home of Mrs. Henry Brooks, a major fire drill, the first of 'Over the Rainbow" and "I En- Winding Way. Have Meeting FIRST PENTECOSTAL its kind since 1941. Units attend- joy Being a Girl," and others. OF SWIMMING POOLS, OFFERS A $ 98 Week-days services include ing were Morganville Inde- Its members are Karen Brown, Also nominated __ are Mrs. RED BANK — The second NOW! 4 Gal. Holy Communion at 9 a. m. Dendent, Morganville Volunteer, Dawn Crawford, Lois Erlacher, Brooks, vice presidentp ; Mrs. general meeting of the Monmouth Wednesdays and Fridays. Robertsville and Marlboro Fire Carol Griffiths, Gail Hubbard, John Eckdnhl of Rumson, record- County Chapter of Catholic Nurs- For Holy days, Holy Com- Companies and Morganville Janie Maslow, Joan Rudrow, Les- ing secretary; Mrs. Edward es was held Tuesday in Red $ OO munion is at 9 a. m. First Aid Squad. The trucks lie Beard, Judy Demorjian, Lynn Drechsel of Elberon, correspond- Bank Catholic High School audi- SHAKE & SHINGLE w-re placed in relayin" from Nilson, Janet Pick, Brenda Sad- ing secretary, and Miss Julia torium. 200 SAVINGS KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN the fire pond up Hob? t Ave. ler, Michelle Schick, Ann Wyn- O'Connor of Fair Haven, treas- Miss Ruth Johnston, Long Regularly $5.98 Middletown across Rt. 79 and down Vander- koop, Barbara Guenther, Dorothy rer. Branch, president, greeted Miss Rev. C. Roger Burkins, pastor, burft Rd. Lackas, Holly Lepore, Judy Pope, Final arrangements were made Margaret Dougherty of Florence, ON A will be in charge of the services 3,000 feet. Mayor Charles Mc-'Marilee Rose, Rochelle Rothstein for a buffet supper dance which diocesan president. She congrat- $ 98 Sunday at 10:45 a. m. in the Bay- Cue inspected the drill. and Claire Thomas. l take place Saturday at 9 ulated the chapter on its mem- NOW! 4' Ga,. view School, Leonardville Rd., freshments were served at the p.m. in Georgian House, West bership and its representation at PRE-SEASON INTRODUCTION Middletown. Marlboro Fire House. Deal. Mrs. Charles McAuliffe of the diocesan Communion break- Sunday-school meets at 9:30 Memorial Day Deal, chairman, will be assisted fast Sunday in Princeton. a. m. Mrs. Harry Sickels is con- by Mrs. Joseph Hanson, Jr., Al- Rev. Joseph O'Connor of St. AUTHORIZED fined to her home by illness. lenhurst, and Miss Elizabeth James Church, the chapter's B. D. Wolcott's Sons RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Services Set White, Asbury Park. spiritual director, was congratu- FRIENDS (Quakers) Brownie Troop 57 is in need of BUSTER CRABBE DEALER Shrewsbury HIGHLANDS-The annual Me- Attending were Mrs. Vincent lated upon his appointment as LI 2-0054 leaders to take over in Septem- morial Day services to be con- Cieri, Little Silver; Mrs. Thomas representative for Catholic hos- The society meets every Sun- ber. Mrs. John Tergis said un- ducted jointly by the Twinlight Sheehan, Lincroft; Mrs. John pitals by Bishop George W. Ahr. less a leader can be found, the 27 Main St. Eatontown day at U a. m. foi worship. The Post, American Legion, and Vet- Fitzpatrick, New Shrewsbury; Father O'Connor encouraged troop will disband. First-dav school meets at 10 a. m erans of Foreign Wars Post, will Mrs, John Harris, Fair Haven; the members to make "every ef- FOR INFORMATION CALL include services at the World Mrs. George Fernandez, and fort to jjain both the spiritual and A birthday party Sunday after- War I monument, Navesink Ave., Mrs, Richard Haynes, Red Bank; material benefits at their dispos- noon was held for Michael Sa- at 1:45 p. m. Mrs. Vincent Ball, Allcnhurst; al—thus fulfilling the responsibil- dowski at the home of his par- CAstle 3-0218 A brief ceremony and placing M.rs. John Nicholson, Elberon; ity ;is Catholic nurses." ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sa- of floral wreaths will take place. and Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Eckdahl, dowski. Attending were Mr. and Miss Jobnslou and Miss Dough- OUT OF TOWNERS CALL COLLECT The parade will proceed to Hud- Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. McAuliffe, erty Kiivc highlights of the Na- WHAT HAPPENS Mrs. Joseph Fisher, Mr. and dy Park, where a memorial cere- Mrs. Drechsel, Mrs. Brooks, and Mrs. John Fassler, Mr. and Mrs. tional Council of Catholic Nurses! Miss White. 1 mony will be held and wreaths convention they attended recently John Jakodic, Mrs. Rose Sa- will be placed in memory of in l.ouisvill, Ky. TO SWEEPS WINNERS dowski, Mrs. Lottie Kowalski World War II deceased veterans. and daughters. Susan and Nan- Edward A. Duva, East Keans- Elegant after-dinner beverage: A ballot was presented and will Read stories of rich romance and stark cy, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony burg, department junior vice heat n quart of extra-strong cof- be voted upon at the mectinK drama in the" real-life experiences of Slewo and sons, Jon and Greg- commander of the V.F.W., will fee with a couple of twists of Tuesday, June 21, in Wickatunk. former Irish Sweepstakes winners. ory, Mr. dnd Mrs. Steve Klei- be grand marshal and will de- orange rind and half a dozen CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE , ber and daughters, Anna Marie liver an address. whole cloves. Serve with a top The earth Is 50 times the size and Theresa, and Michael's All organizations of the bor- ping of whipped cream. of the moon. SUNDAY brother, Henry, and sister, ough, including Scout groups, are PER ANNUM Patty. invited to participate. WHY YOU SHOULD MAKE A WILL Mrs. McCue's third grade Out-of-town units participating class made a trip to the New- Surrogate Joseph A. Cox, one of America'i top in the parade will include the Accounts Insured up to $10,000 by the anthorities on wills answers vital queationi on ark Museum recently. Middletown Drum and Bugle this important topic. Corps, a detachment from Fort SCREENS REPAIRED • Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. Dianne Crosby, Christine and Hancock and the Coast Guard. Louise Schultze, Helen, Gail, and Refreshments will he served at Any Type Aluminum Frame MORTGAGE LOANS SUNDAY Dianne Wnshburne attended a the Legion Hall to all those who OR 4-H barn dance nt Warden's, participate. Robert M. Waters, HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS CASHWORD PRIZE Freehold, Saturday. Highland Ave.,' nnd Edward A. Aluminum Combination Window Kwik, Filth St., arc in charge of flh 9 Mrs. Betty Borden entertained arrangements. NOW $6,000 Mrs. Joseph Walker ami sons, MARINE VIEW SAVINGS Solve a single puzzle and win up to $6,000. It's fun. It's easy. No special knowledge is Joseph-Edward and James, Sun- The lenfith of the Suez Canal WINDOWS RE-GLAZED (lav. needed. Send in as many entries as you wish. is 103 miles. and AND LOAN ASSOCIATION You may be this week's big winner Sec the money-paying Cnshword Puzzle on Sunday. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE JGARDEN HOSE 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN There's More for Too and Yoor Family, too In VENETIAN BLINDS REPAIRED V» In. $3.59 $1.39 @ OS 1-2400 (Five Corners) SUNDAY'S *J> 50 Ft. FROM W\ • IIUDGET TERMS » I'RKK DF.I.IV]•M\ (Guaranteed for 8 yenrn) i § I DAILY and SAT. 8 A. M. »o 6 P. IU. 1 Jjf WED. and Fill. 8 A. M. lo 9 P. l\" 6 Atlantic Highlands Office 9 PORTER'S '-.i 33 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ifiierican @ Gordon Center • Tree Service V AT 1-0100 Ask yottt nftWtHoafer to r*Mrv« ynvt copy ITOWI no 95 AVENUE OF 2 RIVERS, RUMSON 47 Broad St. SHadysldo 1-7500 Rod 1 W» Dolivcr Call RU 1-2336 o .'/.„ 14-Frifcy. Hey ML1960 RED BANK REGISTER hen io? abx,. __ UUtGEBUtGEBT BELBCTIOK bte0bii*sf lay; aaj 1 Mn. Isaac n*. AACRILAC N New Shrewsbury Kiace An. HAL BOYLE WHATS ON? 'Mn. Dould Cofe Ttoodiy Lt.. Remarks Uiat a lifeguard geu tired of hearing: CARPET of Mr. and Mn. Paul C. Knauff. »..wgggy «u hottett «t « luncheon meet- Tom Dibble, aon of ,Mr. and MONMOUTH CARKT MM. Prank D. Dibble, Farm Meredith Dr., returned Saturday "Ooh, loojc at the nice man's great big muscles. WATTf4IM<5 HIGHWAY », OAKHCBSX ing of the theater group of the Edge La., celebrated his Mth from a Bermuda, vacation. They Community Club Monday, Mem- birthday Saturday night at a went on the Queen of Bermuda 1% it all right if I touch them?" ben will attend a luncheon-theat- party in his home. Attending and returned home by air. While "He's been here five summers, and I haven't seen er party in New York Wednes were Pam Wiekberg, Judy'Hull, there they stayed at The Elbow day. Attending were Mrs. Charles Judy Wilde, Honey Baer, Vickie Beach Surf Club. him wet yet. I don't know whether the guy's allergic B. Long, Mrs. Vincent Roache, Clifford, Nancy Bailly, Susan to water—or has simply forgotten how Jr., Mrs. Martin Nelson, Mrs. Banner, Patty Jordon, Karen Del- Union Beach to swim." Russell Bentz, Mrs. Arthur Rohr, atush, Linda DeAngelis, Eileen Mrs. Frank Croha, Mrs. Carl Or- Crcssy, Nancy Houghton, Carol Mr. and Mrs. John Loihle, "Would you mind diving into the lando, and Mrs. Frank Jordan. • Nolan, Phillis and Gia Dries, Clark Ave., returned last week water and pretending to be a porpoise? Glen Muller, Kieth Mast, Bob from a seven-month vacation • CUSTOM in Lake Worth, Fla. They were My little son has taken up skin diving Thome, Marty Meyers, Joe Hoch • SLIPCOVERS Bonnie Jean Neilson, daughter reiter, Tommy Leonard, Mike given a surprise party Sunday and wants to test his new underwa- of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Govin- Stedenko, Jimmy Harding, Tom at the home of their nephew and ter gun." • DRAPERIES sky. Reeds Rd., celebrated her Hopwood, Jimmy Reardon, Con- niece, Mr. and Mrs. Norman • BEDSPREADS 11th birthday Saturday at a "I hear he's a college man. No, nie Kaywood, Butch Cressy, Lester, Livingston, to celebrate CALL dinner party. Guests were Sharon Bunky Baer and Gordon Bartle. their 50th wedding anniversary. not Yale—Barber's." Henesy, Nancy Wilde, Susan Tell- About fifty relatives and friends BOYLE "Ask him for a date, Mabel. A guy SH 7-2306 er, Kathy Stenwall, Helen Cox, attended. Fananne Burlingame, Pamela Miss Christine Tabaksblat o with his muscles ought to be strong enough to pick THE Hartung, Edith Steckhahn, Rose- The Hague, Holland, is visitin Mrs. Herbert Savage, chairman up a dinner check." of the recent card party spo/i "Is it true that if a girl isn't young and pretty, SHOP sored by the Ladies' Auxiliary of ACOUSTICON HEARING AID CENTER the Democratic Club, said gifts you just go ahead and let her drown?" 428 BROAD STREET BEN AIDIKMAH, MANAOKR were presented tp Mrs. Eugene "Hey, Jo, wake up—the sun's gone down." SHREWSBURY We Service and Supply Batteries and Cords for Bender and Mrs. John McGree- qaalltf ere ncJffy palari! It waaW be eoty la performance and durability. paint*, MMOWW m4 varnltlm «t I*M tatt aat MM prtt* par gallo* hi UK, lutraea* Here an a few of the feature* aad. la otfditlaa, I'M MtlifM wlHi • Bftfit af fhrlai a 2n4 tea fraa wka avary aaw sf.t.f that have made Jacobeen of paniUt par tall«l Illmkiatlaa t* «W I tall, bat I rafaw t» 'mf»t rata' ay r-—'-~ the leader in rotary dtaawa'i »f»«f» wh* lawasay ana" 4«hr- paMf h fhrlaf rfceai « aarealltfk law mo won * < • ewiwd retail itarea, . . medera polar fa*' prlca t«o, I'll acm dantfy Mary Carter rarlea . . . >»I»«IHIIM4 mtrthoHlilag paJat. wtta a*y af Hw atmap Imltettae* mart** ... my »wi fW •< Dltttl tmli netae, er?eree\ Bar ww I «nrar eeia I* iat focM af ebt«tiH»| rtw matarMi aad ary Breton by martUfl fe prfc* of ihrjalno, •«<»» . . AD *f tk*H affect rieat, e°lwSWIMMING POOL PAINT BOAT BOnOM PAINT Low thiaii, wilit thinned, UU> type. t»f U pi\nt ••: KtrJ U w»*t mil. 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BY CARRIBR Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1960 7c PER COPY c rtR WEEK ' wjrx 35o pER WEE Senate, In Busy Session, New Jersey Union Beach Starts Votes Jobless Pay Hike By The Associated Press $13,600 Master Plan TRENTON (AP) - The New UNION BEACH - Members Jersey Senate, rolling in high GLEN ROCK - A proud sixth Reserves Srade class yesterday held a of the Planning Board and Bor- gear toward a summer recess, Dox Resigns ough Council met last night with has voted to increase top unem- letter of appreciation from Sec- representatives of Community ployment benefits to $46 a week. Decision retary of the Interior Fred A. Planning Associates, Inc., the It met yesterday in a special Seaton for their contribution to Board Post borough's master planners, to session and passed a Republi- beautifying the Statue of Liberty view land-use and aerial maps can bill to raise the top joWess On Cops —$9 raised in a fudge sale. The In Keansburg [of the borough. benefits $11 above the present FREEHOLD — Superior Court class at the Richard E. Byrd _, .1 The maps, presented by Rob- level of $35 a week. The bill also udge J. Edward Knight reserv- School wrote Seaton that they KEANSBURG - The resigna-U G. strong, director of plan- raises the payroll tax on both ed decision yesterday on a mo- wished to help with plans to re- tion of William Dox Campview ni and Dennis C. Miller, pro- workers and employers and tight- tion to have the city of Asbury Pi., from the Board of Educa- , p ens standards for disqualifying habilitate the statue for the J964- ljcct anner| re resentatives ot ark reinstate three patrolmen. ion was accepted by the board 'Community planning Associates, claimants. The three, David Jones, John 65 World's Fair in New York. last night. | show the present development The Senate met without the Graham and Eugene Annunziata, Seaton replied, "You are fol- Mr. Dox, who was elected toi f the borough and existing va- lowing a great tradition in mak- 0 Assembly in an attempt to catch had been suspended by City the board in February, 1959, gave:cant [and. The information is up on its work so it can start Manager Kendall H. Lee Nov. ing this gift." In 1885, a cam- no reason for his resignation, his; to be used for future develop- paign led by the New York a summer recess after next Mon- 1958 after they had been in- letter merely stating that he act-iment and as a guide in revis- day's regular meeting. It might dicted by the grand jury on World to raise funds for a Statue ed to save the board's time. A ing the zoning ordinance as a come back June 6, but only to charges of misconduct in office, if Liberty pedestal "reached its letter of gratitude for his serv- means of conplying with the climax in a great flood of pen- work on 10 bills Gov. Robert B. Charles Frankel, attorney for ices and regrets on his resigna- master plan. nies contributed by the school Meyner's administration is ready- the three men, claimed they tion was ordered sent to Mr. Mr. Strong announced that the Ing to keep commuter trains should be reinstated because no children of America," Seaton Dox. said. i federal and state aid application running. hearing had been held nor While Mr. Dox was brief in ex-;f the borough has been ap- charges preferred by the city rom 40 Bills pressini; his desire to save the proved. since the time of the indictment. TRENTON — The state In- board's time, a stormy l'/J-hour, The plan will cost $13,600. with Among the 40 other measures The three are allegedly involv- passed by the Senate yesterday stitutions Board doesn't want to IN APPRECIATION — Edmund J. Canzona, right, president of the Red Bank Board session followed on the naming the borough paying $6,800 and ed in tampering with the city- lose Miss Marjory Anderson of of a successor to his seat. ! the federal and state governments were: owned parking meters. of Education, presents plaques to personnel retiring from Red Bank school system 1. A constitutional amendment Bayonne, who quit her job in John J. Ryan moved that the paying the balance. The city of Asbury Park was last night at board-sponsored dinner in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. They are Mrs. Ruth Mr. Strong advised the bor- that would give an $800 exemp- protest over use of state troop- throe defeated candidates in the represented by Ascenzio R, Al- ough not to sell any major prop- tion off their property asses* ers by a legislative investigat- Schaeffer and Foster Spinning. Mrs. Schaeffer has taught in River Street School Feburary election be considered. barelli of Asbury Park. erty until the program is com- ment to homeowners over 65 with ing committee. Miss Anderson, since 1930. Mr. Spinning has served 31 years and four months as head janitor at He was supported by Jeremiah pleted. He said tho master plan less than 55,000-a-year income. Hudson County supervisor for J. Wilson, board prsident. The Oakland Street School, the high school, and as head janitor at Mechanic Street study should be completed by The resolution would have to be the Board of Child Welfare in motion was defeated, however, by a 5-2 vote, with T. Edward the end of 1961. passed by the Assembly and then Heating Code the Institutions Department, re- School since 1943. Kinlan, Joseph Carlo, Mrs. Eve- Mr. Miller said the next mat- go to a statewide referendum signed two weeks ago. She said lyn Carluccio, Mrs. Mary Hunter ter to be presented to the Plan- Nov. 8. she considered it an invasion Revision Is of privacy for troopers to pore Yule Lights Group and Mrs. Greta Boyle voting) ning Board is a population study, 2. Passed a bill protecting as- through confidential records PlanBorough Hance Park sessors and tax board members Has First Meeting 'no.* and quiz foster parents. Lloyd from removal from office be- Approved Name Klpp B. Wescott, president of the RED BANK — Looking ahead cause of failure to assess at full NEW SHREWSBURY — Bor- Institutions Board, told a news Dress-up For to the summer season? Plan- Improvement Mr. Ryan then nominated Dan- Lutheran market value, as required by ough Council amended the loca conference yesterday it had Ing that summer vacation? iel Bonn, who placed fourth in law. The bill is effective through heating ordinance last night to asked Miss Anderson to recon- the February election to fill three 1961 and now goes to the As- Boat Races A Committee of the Com- Work Asked Group Buys cut out overlapping requirements sider her resignation or accept vacancies. Mr. Kinlan nominated »embly. munity Chamber of Commerce Two $5 permits — from the appointment elsewhere in the NEW SHREWSBURY - Mem- Thomas Kipp, Forest Ave., who' 3. Approved and sent to the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - is looking farther ahead than served as board president last heating and the plumbing inspec department. He said the board bers of (he Hance Park Civic governor a bill giving municipal The local Chamber of Commerce that. year and was not a candidate for Church Site tor — had been required for in did not want to comment on Association appeared before Bor- magistrates tenure in office af- plans to "dress up" First Ave. At the call of Edward Caroll, re-election when his term expir- stallation of a water heater the reason for her resignation. as a welcoming gesture to the ough Council last night to re- MIDDLETOWN - King of ter they serve 10 years. Now only one permit, from the chairman, the Christmas Lights ed in February. contestants and spectators of the Committee had Us first meet- quest pavins for a number of Kings Lutheran Church has pur- 4. Passed a bill giving state plumbing inspector, will be re- Mr. Kipp was appointed to chased a 3'/j-acre tract at the National Olympics Star Class ing yesterday. The group plans streets in the area, a tire hy- college teachers a raise costing quired. NEW BRUNSWICK-Dr. Ken- the vacancy until the next rcRu- intersection of Cherry Tree Farm sailboat eliminations races to be to buy more decorations and drant on Pear St., and a street $450,000 the first year. The bill The heating inspector, Alfred neth R. Erfft, vice president and ltlr scll o1 election in held here July 20-22. cover a wider area of the light at the corner of Clover and ° , February. Rd. and Harmony Rd. for use was sent to the Assembly for Schibell, asked council to delay treasurer of Rutgers University, The vote was 5-2, with Mr. Ryan church site. At a meeting of the chamber borough this Christmas. Peach. as a agreement on Senate amend- passage of the amendment un announced today that $960,887 in and Mr. Wilson dissenting. The property, which includes ments. til he could talk it over with last night, Mrs. Gerald Carter After all, it's only 219 days Charles Hubbard, vice presi- In other business, Wilson an- contracts for the construction of dent of the group and chief a house, was purchased from 5. Passed a bill raising the council members. He charged a new Douglass College dining said that a planned program of until Dec. 25. nounced a meeting of the Key- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blevins that the requirement for a per- welcome to organizations and minimum pay scales for public hall on Neilson campus have questions on proposed paving of P May 12. Present at the closing school teachers, but with a crip- mit had never been enforced by been awarded. Erfft said work sportsmen throughout the year Kional High School Study Com- ceremonies at the Atlantic High- the Board of Health. should be inaugurated. Plum, Pear, Peach and Orchard pling amendment that makes its on the dining hall is expected No Break, Sts. mittee to be held here next Thurs- lands office of Rcberts, Pills- future dim. "I've been doing a job as heat- to begin immediately and th Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Henry Rich, day. at 8 p. m. A special meetingibury and Carton, attorneys, were He was told Party Line ing inspector and I don't wan building is expected to be com and Mike Stellas were appointed that money for,of the Keansburg board will be Rev c Rogcr Burkins. pastor; control taken away from me.' pleted in time for the September to serve on a committee to in- paving these , streets had been held Monday to discuss all prob- John Weaver, vice president, and The unemployment bill was Says Hansen raised in a 1055 bond issue, that passed by a vote split down par- he added. 1961 college term. The dining vestigate store front decorations lems to be presented at Thurs- Edward Jensen, secretary of Council passed the amendmen and street banners. since drainage works had been day's meeting. ' ty lines. AH II Republicans voted hall, at the woman's division of KEYPORT — Councilman Hen the church; James Minougue, of over his. protest, with Council- completed, the road contractor. A request from the First Meth- for it. Five Democrats voted the State University, will be f The group tonight will request ri J. Hansen said last night he Roberts, Pillsbury and Carton, man Daniel E. Renshaw casting M. J. Stavola, had been directed odist Church for an increase against it and five sat silent on, nanced with $450,000 from th the Harbor Commission to make! sees ,io break between himself ilegal counsel for the church; the only negative vote. college bond issue approved bj mention of the shopping area on'and former Mayor Charles E. to proceed with paving. monthly rental from $75 to $110 Mr. and Mrs. Blevins and A. L. the roll call. Council also passed a resolu There were conflicting predic- New Jersey voters last Novem the Atlantic Highlands Yacht! Applegate over the Wygant tract "I'd like some definite assur-iper month for an off-premise Moore, legal counsel for Mr. and tion transferring a retail liquo ber, and a $560,000 loan from th( Harbor sign on Rt. 36. ance of just when this will be classroom was tabled pending a Mrs. Blevins. tions about its fate in the Demo- license from Charles T. Bruno to Federal Housing and Home Fi The chamber also will Mr. Applegate, a former Dem-!done," Mr. Hubbard replied. meeting with the directors of the Prior to selection of the site, cratic Assembly. Sycamore Lanes, Inc. give ocrat is runnin for Sen. Wesley L. Lance (R-Hunt- nance Agency. It will seat 1,001 further "stu'dy"to "the possibf/ity: - R mayor thisj"Parkways and turnpikes have church, It was pointed out that an intensive investigation of all The body voted to accept persons. of erecting its own sign on the>ea,r °n "le Republican ticket) been built in less time than it's the budget for 1060-1961 already available locations in the area erdon) said he is sure the As street in Riverdale Estates and sembly will pass it. Senate ma highway. . . . wituntihl MrMr . HansenHnncnn , onnnne onf hies origCIIMO-. taketakpn tino pavrwune thesIn/iccei foufr»nir- streets.rtcnnfp i>" j had been approved by the voters was conducted by a church site return the performance bond ti inal backers in the primary. and no previous indication of nn committee headed by Martin Ak- Jority Leader Joseph W. Cow- Andrew Lynch, Christmas light- , y . Queries P and B Builders in return for TRENTON — A gigantic job n statement issued estcr I increase in rental fees had been erhlom, i Frisk Dr. gill (D-Camden) said he was ol mailing out more than 1,- ing chairman reported that 18,d ,he former r took a a $5,000 maintenance bond. Mrs. Robert Holley, president!received. The church plans to hold a just as positive the Assembly A letter was heard from the 700,000 sets of new vehicle li- strings of lights would cost ap-.,and jn oppositinn t0 lhc pro. of the association, said that; H for school supplies for|drive durinfi Septernber to raise wouldn't. State Board of Education an- cense plates will be completed proximately $3,000. The projecpj t d moo fl hMe „,',,,,. wcre received and were;funds for the construction of a Cowgiril rapped the measure next Friday, right on schedule. was referred to the committee , ther c nouncing a public hearing in was referred to the committee tractl , whichhi , jfi f h boughtht , woulld d fl.knrf 7,1, •» , . :; opened in error prior to the meet- j . as an employer bill pure and Trenton, Wednesday, June 8, to Ned J. Parsekian, acting motor for further study. church and rclated fac mies be utilized for municipal beach asked if the street would |inK. The board authorized their Oronnd.breakins ceremonies are simple. He said it couldn't have consider the need for addition vehicle director, said all pas Modesto Caso, secretary-treas- purposes. - rWed. | return to the respective compan- favored management more if the lanncd (or thc faU o( 1%1 to the Monmouth Regional High senger cars should display the urer, told the group that the Mr. Hansen voted in favor of Lesler Gordon asked that Clov- ies with thc request that new Chamber of Commerce and Man School. The School is under con- new straw and black plates by slogan contest ends today. Miss. the proposal on its introduction er St. be paved. bids be submitted for action at ufacturers' Association drew i struction and will open in Sept June 1. But he said there will Ethel Linehan, public school art May !), as did all members of Mayor Karl K. Baron summed i next meeting. be a 30-day grace period—un-' up themselves. ember, 1961. teacher, and a sister from St. the governing body. up the various replies from! Thomas Garrison, supcrintend- Authority OKs til July 1—before car owners Sen. Williati E. Ozzard (R- It is contemplated that thi Agnes Parochial School will judge) The ordinance will be up for ccuncilmen and from Borough ent, announced that graduation will be arrested for displaying Somersec), riain author of the issuance of bonds to finano the results along with Al Mali-i public hearing Monday night. engineer Henry Labrecque as;exercises will be held at the GOP bill, said it gave neither such a proposal will exceed the the old orange and black tags. ken, chamber member. Toll Contracts About 8,500 of the expected Said Mr. Hansen yesterday: follows: I school June 1G. labor nor management all either debt limit of the regional dis- In other business, the cham- "I believe council's vote on "I understand that councilman wanted. trict," the letter pointed out. 50,000 sets of low-number cour- EATONTOWN - Contracts for ber directed letters to: the introduction was in order to (Herbert L.) Willed and his additional toll lanes on the Gar- "If the union leaders and man- In answer to questions, Bor- tesy plates have been mailed, The Borough Council request- get the question up for public committee will look into the mat- den State Parkway were award- agement don't like it, that's ough Attorney Milton Mausne Parsekian said. The Issue will Cite Meijer ing that it provide for fines for hearing, to determine general ter of the street light, that coun- ed yesterday by the New Jersey tough," Ozzard said. "I'm inter told council that the Regiona will be completed as soon as littering of streets. sentiment. I have an open mind cilman (Donald) Cole will look Highway Authority. ested in the honest working Board of Education has as yel possible but motorists who haven't received them will be The manager of the local mo- on the question, and my final in,to the condition ot Clover St., For 'Heart' Middlesex Concrete Products man." made no formal proposal for ad vie house asking that he super- vote could go either way." and that a member of the fire dition to the new school. mailed regular plates by the and Excavating Corp., Wood- Bar Abuses vise the distribution of movie The councilman said a "big" committee will'check the mat- bridge, was awarded a contract The borough clerk, Jerome S. end of May, to use until they He said the tighter disqualifi preview pamphlets to avoid ex- factor would be the governing ter of the fire hydrant. Paving. (or $93,822 to build two more Reed, was directed to get in get the courtesy plates. Development cation standards would end long- cessive littering o.i First Ave. body's decision on another mat-)of Cherry St. is not in the road toll lanes at the Asbury Park touch with the American Ex- standing abuses and save aboul The school superintendent, Dr. "We only have so much money; program. We hope to have an- BLOOMF1ULD — Dr. Robert plaza and one more lane at the press Company to request serv- R $8,000,000 a year for the unem Carleton M. Saunders, requesting ter — additional municipal park-Jswers on the other matters by - Meijnr, 222 Queens Dr. South, R-->'.in tnll area. ice in New Shrewsbury. This ac- SUMMIT — A do-it-yoursel ployment jfund. a campaign against street litter ing facilities. I the next meeting." Little Silver, a physicist, last tion followed a request from service plan in effect less (ha 1 Amcr Bnnchcri Construction Co., Inc., Tn addition, the Senate clear- three weeks has been declare ing be conducted in the school 'to spend," he said, "and moro| Later in the meeting, Coun-iif! " was awarded the i-jnainiiionlon, received a contract ed two dozen more bills for ac- Bongarzone Nursery, Waysidi The chamber will meet on al- parking space is vital for the cilman Cole told the body that can Heart Association's bronze Rd., for council's aid in getting a smashing success at'Overloo! for $17,659.75 for a toll lane at tion at the meeting coming up ternate Tuesday nights at 8:45. business district." the rnad committee finds avail-| niotlal for meritorious service, American Express service in th Hospital. Patients able to car 1 01 Great Egg plaza. Monday, which it hopes will be borough. Other business firms ii for themselves are assigned t able funds are "$10,00(1 to SIS,- "' " pioneering in the field of The work is scheduled to be the last for many months. 1 a special unit where they car 000 short of what we'd like to do'°Pcn heart surgery." finished bv Julv 15 the town also would benefi nlslletl by Jl y I5 Among the bills due for a from the extension of such serv- save up to half of their hospita in the borough." A similar medal and citizens' " OK Mor" e Mone' y Monday vote is the Republican costs. Patients, nurses, doctor! award went to Harvey Black, ice to, the borough, Mayor Karl Ask Bids j Newark, an expert stcamfitttr. The authority approved an ad- majority's much-studied conflict- K. Baron pointed out. and hospital staff are delightc ditional appropriation of $20,000 of-interest bill, a diluted version with the system. So are th The committee recommended! Dr. Alfred R. Henderson, As- Councilman Robert L, McCal i for the toll plow family breadwinners who pay th' repair work on Reed Rd., Hope| bury Park, open heart surKeo«f . ? of one passed by the Assembly. announced that the ceremony of 1 nR the total bills. Overlook Hospital, whicl Rd., Cloverdnle Cir. and Edison who worked with these men andi! f t Also on tap is a bill which installing a war memorial on illR ncw has a 316-bed capacity, set asid Ave. Bids will be asked, return-'olher persons in the development I , « chairman, said enRl- of Meyner's administration tha that the county take over Hance;demy of Medicine. ncerlng studies are being mnde has been dormant for almost a for 19 patients and had take Rd.n,i , sincci«^en ,it( iis, "a major tnor.| Dr Jjcnt|crsnn headed the sup for it new administration build- year. Priest Protests care of 95 up to the middle c to house the authority's of- this week. ouRhfare conncctinR two counlyjKical team on which Dr. Meijer, Sen. Walter H. Jones (R-Ber- lc ln roads," is heinc; considered by Mr. Black, Dr. Houshnnj; llnkim," « T Woodbrd been brought to a standstill for l)eLlr scl nn 3 5 acrcs ol !and Parish has protested the sched ized milk will go up a penn the borough attempt tn divest hcilrt an(| wm^(\ mlt jls appli- - lack of money and he has no a quart in New Jersey July 1 itself of responsibility for still i k more than owncd ^ lh« StlUc Hlfilwny De- choice but to move the adminis- tiling of public graduation cxer cation T mt work loo cises in the Ocean Grove Audi Floyd R. Hoffman, director another street. three yenrs. partmen~ t which the authorit"y tration bill. ; needs for its new home. torium. the state Office of Milk Industry "It hns come to my attention," First efforts, nt (lie surgery Tlie Assembly plans to mec ordered the increase yesterday he said, "that the county has Lt. Col. Howard Collins, (USA- Monday and on June 6 before Rev. James Rcilly told the were mad" with nnimnls but in Neptune Township Board of Ed- Hoffman kept the minimum prici taken over Swimming River UtI. :t.) was hired as the new com- starting its summer recess. the past two years there have co-ortlinator nt a sal- ucation that the religious nature of Vitamin D milk, which makei from the New Shrewsbury-Mid-]|,ct.n several successful op-: of the building, where summer up three-fourths of milk stiles i dletnwn boundnry northward. I: iry ) n year. He former- on the human heart ;ly .wns |«ist signal officer at Tire Blows, Car camp meeting services of Prot- the state, at Its present leve think we should nsk them In take- through use of the miu'liiiie. Hits Wall, Hedge estant denominations are held, Vitnmin D milk now has a min over Die balance of the road, Dr. Moijer's early experiments! '''"rl M«»'»°»"'- Mr- Ci'lHns. who makes it unsuitable for the ex- mum price one cent a quar which lies in this hnrnugli nncl •.•re said to hnvi! been in d,-v,..|>"rv011 ,20, -v':"rs ,'", lllP, A»W RHD BANK—John J, Shnrbock ercise. He suggested use of the higher than regular milk, so tha is Just one mile- long." w;iys tliat 111" blood could lives al it Mcadowbrook Ave., Kntrmtown. 87, of 177 Cambridge Ave., Fal Neptune High School auditorium. after July 1 both will have tlw Cnuncil np,rn(!d to request this.,,,. k,pt Wilrm ns it passed Haven, escaped injury yesterday Robert K. Crelin, board presi- same minimum price. action. UirouKh the in.Khi.niwl Iwarl',. Approved was th, appropria- when a tire on his car blew ou dent, said the exercises will be. ble the llvinu heart was stop.."011 "f JM.OOO for insl. lation of I.KMUH1- COLLINS llnr (l rnlls al llrkl c abllt causing his auto to hit a build held ns scheduled Juno 15 for peel tlurini; t!u* K>iri;ic«l process.l« t ."» « " TRENTON - If Gnv. Robcr mcnh ils mcnsllre Ing. the grammar school and one FKKKIIOLD - Lemuel Col- l,nter developments reportedly " »**<** - B. Mcyncr ngrcc.t, the pennltj Mr. Sharbock was making a June 17 for the high school. lins, 77, died Wnclncsday in tin were aimed at first chlUini; the (or phoning n bomb scare In SEKK CAR left turn from Shrewsbury Ave. Crelin said the bonrd did not Welfare,lumi;\» Imily L> assist thn wium school nr elsewhere will be Monmnuth County onto Herbert St, when the tire consider the nudltorlum "ns n LIFE CELEBRANTS—Mayor Goorgo A. Gray, Rod Bank, House. blood to flow. RKD HANK—I'ollci: issued nn stiff one. Th« Senate ytstorda blow out. church," Hijili school I'rniliintlrms lie was burn in Miclcllccreek, he operation was said to lie iilarm last nl;;ht for nn old iniuk'l unnnimniisly passed ami -sent th and Edward F. Gorrn/tn, MicJdlotown, treasurer, Mon- 1 His auto went out of enntro have been held at the auditorium N. C, .VIM of lhc Inle. John and particulaily important in tlie'f.nvii Piinlltu which is believed duel hit the wall of Sal's Tavern for 28 years, he snid, "and we've Kovcmnr- nn Assembly meusiir moufli County Lifo Undorwrirori, moot to mark tho locnl Hilly-Ann Collins. nisi? of VOIIIII: children with lieintjlo liave struck a parked cur on ID provide n maximum $1,000 fin and then continued on into a never lind any trouble over 1 cnlobration of Lifo Iniurnnco Week, which wnj pro- 'I'lien- nvi" »o known smvivms. lenkii|;i's. Tin; nu'diuninil lieurl|Wi'sl lleri;i'n PI. The car hit them." The crnmmnr school ex- nnil three year : In prison U hrd|;e nt 52 Herbert St. clnimod by Gov. Robert B. Moynnr and ij boinrj ob- Thi' John W, Hitch Funeral iiutcle it tuii.sihle tn curry .mt;is mvued l>y Pv. Philip (,'ostn, M0 Police I,t. Charles H, Jones in ercises nre scheduled [or the anyone who falsely reports tli Hume, I .Dili: llnuirh, i?. in1 repnlrn 'lint otherwise iiot'Hivcr U.I., I'fil ll.mk. S|;l. Kiner- first time. In the auditorium. existence or location ol a boml iorviid tliroutjhoul Ilio sinln. of nrr,'in);eni.'nl!;. I h,i\V been nlti'iniiti'd. 'son K. Willlamr. h ln\v.,tii:.\tiii;;. BANK REGISTER .WABC-TV POMV Gene Kelly Says U. S. 16-Fridajr, May 20, 1960 TELEVISION Should Subsidize Artists Shows to Watch Big Chorus FRIDAY AFTERNOON (7) WhoDoYouTrust 7:M- (2) fUwfeUe I- (2) Love of Life (f) Movie (4) Pity Your Hunch their ways. The youngster* are (5) Cannonball By BOB THOMAS '•, TONIGHT Brian, better known as "Wyatt (4) Truth or 4:»- (2) Brighter Day great." Earp," appears in his Santa Set for TV Consequences (4) Fibber McGee (7) Walt Disney HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Such The Ke!)y creation will prem- r 10:00 — (Ch, 2) — The Twilight afld Molly (S) Movie is the state of American culture Zone — (Choice Viewing) — RodMonica hills home. Craig Stevens, (7) Restless Gun iere June 20, and he admitted TV's "Peter Gunn," and his wife, r Weather (II) Sports and Weather WCBS l.nnny ftaaa lailO—WHTO County Att«nt WOB Naw», World Today RED BANK 11:20—(II) Movie 'SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! 12IJ0—WCBS Helen Trent WRCA News; 12:00—(9) Zacherley i WHTQ News; Kel»ing Wayne Howell Carlton—Please Don't Eat th Munic •US—WCBS Threa Guesaai (13) Party Time SUMMER VACATION SERIES 12:45—WCBS Couple Next Door IllO—WOR Snorts; Daisies 2:00, 7:00, 9:20. 12:30- (5) News 12133—WABC N«wa; Dick Sheyird McCullouiih A Eliot SAT. - Please Don't Eat th 1:00— WCBS Whiapering .Street • ISS—WABC News; (13) Movie ' OF KIDDIE SHOWS WHTO Headlines, Kilt Fred ilobhbu Show Daisies 1:30, 4:00, 6:00, 7:55, 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers Price!. MUBIC • 100—WOR N.ws, Cedrio Foster 9:50. At the CARLTON, Red Bank WOR Niwa, J'. Kobinion WRCA Newa; lion Haym.a (7) Evening Prayer SUN. — Please Don't Eat th WRCA New., Kd Herlihy WCBS Nnws: Kd Joyce 1:05— (2) Movie Every Wed. Matinee Starting June 22nd 111!—WCBS Ma J'erkina »|1S—WOR Mrt'ullough It Eliot Daisies 2:00, 4:05, 6:00, 8:00, WOR (nrlton I'r«drick» • US—WABC Ne»a: 1:15— (4) 13th Hour H20—WHTO i-nrininadal* Nawa 'I'edrl [jawrence 1:45— (4) News;Sermonette ' SELECTED KIDDIE SHOWS $|.00 lllO—WCBS Younif IT. Mnttim 10100—WCBS N«w»; B WHTO N'WII; KelaxltiK Dance Orchestra EATONTOWN 2:55— (2) News (FEATURE PLUS CARTOONS) Music WOR News. Lea Smith Drive-In-.'R I. and SAT. — 3:00— (2) Give Us This Day IMS WCBS .Second Mil. Ilurlon WRCA News; Hob Ilnymea Tickers Now on Sale at Box Office. liSS—WABC Nnw»; Dick Shepartl 101*5— WOR McCullouith St Kllot Kartoon Karnival 8:35. Thir SATURDAY MORNING 2100—WFCA News, Jim Low* IOISS—WABC News Get Them Early While Supply Lasts! WCBS Kitht To Ilmmiriria lllOO—WABC News, Quincy Horn teen Fighting Men 9:35. Pleas 6:55— (4) Sermonette WHTO Headlines, Music WCBS News Don't Eat the Daisies 10:50, 7:00— (4) Modern Farmer WOR News, I.es .Smith WOR Newi, Lyle Van 2113—WOR (Tallin lirnke WRCA Newa The Black Sleep 1:00. 7:15- (2) Previews WCBS Ju«l KnltrUlnmMit UllS—WABC Top Request* SUN. — Please Don't Eat-the 7:20- (2) Give Us This Day 2llO—WCBt Allen liiay ,WCB» KtartlehtSalual. Daisies 8:35, 12:00. Thirteen 7:25— (2) News WHTO News: Relaxing WOR MrCulloUKh A Kliot Fighting Men 10:50. Music WRCA Xohllnymes 7:30— (2) Sunrise Semester CARLTON ZlSS—WABC News: Dick Shepard IlllO—WABC The World of 7:55— (5) Call to Prayer JiOO—WCBS News: freeman Tomorrow HAZLET WCBS Mualn -Til Dawn 7:56— (7) Morning Prayer nnd llnyr* Locw's Drive-In—FRI.. SAT. DAILY 2-7-9:00 P. M. — SAT. & SUN. Cont. from 2 P. M. WHTO Ifradliiiea, Mimic 12100—WABC riiff.Ine 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo WOR NfvvK, I.yU Viin WOR !,onjc Jt,hn and SUN. — Cartoons 8:30, WRCA News, Jim !.<»< WRCA News: Art Ford (4) Andy's Gang Please Don't Eat the Daisie Jtlg—WOR Music frnm a Chorui MORNING PROORAMS (5) Ding Dong School lllO—WHTO News; Rclazinif 9:00, 12: .10. Thirteen Fighting Music Monday Throuch Friday (7) Cartoon Festival 1:50 WABC Dennis Day 7l0O—WABC Newa, AI l.ohman Men 11:15. XtSS—WABC Nows: Martin Illock WCBS Jack Sterling 8:30— (4) Children's Theater WHTO Local Newa 4;00 WCBS News: 'lick Mnel ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (5) Cartoons WRCA K«v«; Art t"nri4 Summary; KEKC Prices Atlantic—Visit to a Small Plan WHTO Cloainlt Stork WOR News: (13) Insight John (iamlilinu Itemirti Mu«ir et 6:50, !):M. Big Night 8:20. 9:00— (2) Captain Jet WRCA Ntn; Utll Cull.ti WOn News. John Winjtula SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK 7U0—WHTO News; SAT. — Visit to a Small Plan 4rlS—WOR Kidlo New York BRIGITTE BARDOT and ANTONIO VILAR in "THE FE- (5) Just For Fun 4130—WHTO Nnws: Itdaxinif Wake up to Music et 3:1!), 6:50, 9:30. Big Nighl (13) Day Watch Musir. 7148—WHTO Civil Service Newa MALE," starting Sunday at the Shore Drive-ln Theater, BI0O—WABC News: Al Lohmsn 2:00, 8:20. 4ISS WABC Nsws: Martin Block 9:30— (4) Roy Rogers WHTQ Headlines; WHTO Ft. Mfinmuuth SUN. - The Unforgiven 2:20, Routes 33 and 34, Collingwood Circle. Wnke up lo Music 10:00- (2) Heckle and Jeckle ft rivil Service Naira WCBS Newa: Jack Sterling 4:35, 6:50, .9:10. (4) Howdy Doody NOW AT BOTH THEATRES! g,00 WCBS Newn: Dirk Noel Show WRCA News; Art l'oril 10:25- (9) Pinocchio WOR News 10:30. Creeping Unknown 12:- WHTQ I,ornl Nrtva HIGHLANDS Grant of Marathon 3:50, 7:1010:30, — (2) Mighty Mouse Summary: WRCA News: Johnny An- 35. 10:30. Mftw-Jnne* Marino—Battle of Coral Sea »:1S—WOR Dorolhj and Dirk (4) Ruff and Reddy WOR News, John Kcnll SAT. — Cartoon Carnival 8:30. «|}S—WABC Newa: Al Lohman 7:00, 9:58. The Mummy 8:30. >H5—WOR llndlo New York Lyric—The Battle of the Sexei 11:00— (2) Lone Ranger (HO—WHTO Newa. Operation Petticoat 9:05, 12:50. (ilO—WHTQ News: Itelnxinn SAT. — Battle or Coral Sea 7:35, 9:35. (4) Fury Keiaxinar Muaic Hell Bent for Leather 11:30. Musio 2:00, 7:00, ,1:58. The Mummy SAT. — Little Red Riding Hooc (5) Waterfront SlSS—WABC New. • IIS—WABC News SUN. — Heller in Pink Tights 1100—WABC HreakTaat Club 3:30, 8:30. 3:10, 5:10. Cobbler and the Li (7) Animaland EVENINd WCBS News: 8:35, 12:00. The Female 10:35. Monday Through Friday Arthur finilfrry SUN. — The Miracle 2:07, 7:00 tie Folk 2:00, 4:00. The Battl (9) Cooking «IOO—WCBS News WHTQ Headlines; 9:15. .ONG BRANCH of the Sexes 6:10, 8:10, 10:10. 11:30- (2) I Love Lucy WHTQ Htarillnri; Slrlrtlv fnr Women Dinner Muilr WOR News; flalen Drake KEANSBURG •Baronet—Tall Story 3:20, 7:00, SUN. — The Battle of the Sex (4) Circus Boy WOR News. I,yI" Van WRCA News; Johnny An. es 2; 00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 (5) Movie WRCA Un lo the Minutii drrwa Casino— FRI. and SAT. — Dog 3-.55. The Third Voice 2:00, 8:- • US—WABC Itowanl Co.ii.ll • 110 WHTO Newa. 30. 11:45—(11) Through the Porthole WCBS Sp'irl.. llnl, V» Relaxing Music of Flanders 6:30, 9:25. Killer o WOR Newa; John Wingitt lOlQO—WABC Newv. Kilimanjaro 8:05. SAT. — Kiddie Show - The • :1O—WCBS Nftva: llusinesa Martin Hlork SUN. — The Purple Gang 1: Great American Pastime and WABC .lohn Daly WRCA News: Arl Fnirl Takes Part WHTQ Nnsvs: WCBS S'ewa: 50, 4:25, 7: OB, 9:40. Comanchi Cartoons 2:00. Tall Story 5:15, Dinner Music Mnrtha Wiicht 8:15, 11:10. The Third Voice WOR News, WHTQ Headline*. Mualc Station 3:10, 5:45. 8:25. Henry fUnd^t'ina WOR News Itenmls 3:55, 6:50, 9:45. In Production • :40—WRCA l'nmiinnl News 10H9—WOR Mstlha Deane COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE SUN. — Heller in Pink Tights GATES OPEN 6:30 P.M.-MOVIES AT DUSK • 143—WABC Mu«in..>« Final: 1OI1O—WHTO «»«.. Shore Drive-ln—Cartoon Car NEW SHREWSBURY — Jar, N'e»s Hepnrls 3: .1(1, 6:40, 9:55. Female 2:00, i mimi-MniHtHi III-HI.II man, was responsible for the WCBS rinrrv Moore in the Big Town 2:20. Ploase WOR CM.lM.uif Newa WHTQ Red Bank Rei-later construction of over 140 cos- ADDED FEATURE AT EATONTOWN ONLYI Tl»O—WABC Tre.l K.,1,1,1,1. Show Newi, Pele Hoffman Sullivan's Don't Eat the Daisies 3:00, G:- CHILDREN UtiXK 12 FREE WCBI An.lv firlffith; tumes required for the elaborate WOR Mil'snna at Home 40, 10:00. Edge of Eternity 4:- HUIIIH A- Allen: 11140 WCBS ('intliy-Cltmney SPRING LAKE.N.J, production which reviewers "THE 13 FIGHTING MEN" Ttnl, * liar Slum 55, 8:35. praised for its costuming. WHTO News: ll..ln*ii,g tliSS—WABC Ne... Plus KARTOON KARNIVAL • HORROR SHOW Muaic (Sinn nff R 1115S—WHTQ Midday Btork Tlepm! SUN. — Edge of Eternity 2:110, The 25-member chorus required 5:20. 8:35. Please Dnn't Eat thethree complete costume changes, LONG BRANCH Daisies 3:25, 6:10, 10:00. all made by Miss Nugent and lie AL KENNY TO-DAY FOR THE KIDDIES! ASBURY PARK staff of three seamstresses. Sensational Plnnlst SPECIAL MAT. SATURDAY Appearing Nltely Mnyfnir—Who Was That Lady LYRIC Ralph Lflmenti, rookie pitche; 2 Showings —2 and 4 P. M. 2:45, 7:15, 9:30. with Washington, struck out 14 TO-NIGHT Asbury Park -k Luncheon - Dinner SAT. and SUN. — Who WasSally League batters in 166 inn That Lady 2:25, 4:55, 7:25, !):-ings with Charlotte last season Municipal Stadium Grds. TWO BRAND NEW CHILDREN'S FEATURES! Accommodations for 55. Aus., Exchange Club Weddings. - Parllc.i SI. James—Platinum High "LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD" Anniversaries PRIVATE ROOM School 2:00, 8:45. Grant of Mar- "COBBLER AND THE LITTLE FOLK" athon 3:45, 7:00, 10:15 Plus CARTOON CARNIVAL Centrally located In Gibson.9-9000 SAT. and SUN. — Platinum P.atontown New Shrewsbury School 2:10, 5:30, 8:45. MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS ON rim HOUR *NO HALF HOI'» «»AYT'M|.- HOUJARDjOHMOn)
TONY CURTIS "Giant of Marathon" DEAN MARTIN Mickey Raoncy In ; RT. 35 MIODLETOWN •Who Was That Lady1 'Platinum High School' SUNDAY thru THURSDAY ALPINE MANOR »:M A.M. lo 12:00 P. M. HIGHWAY 36 HIGHLANDS FRIDAY ind SATURDAY THE COLOSSUS OF "Uiirlrr the l-'ainous Twin UKIIU" 1:00 A. M. lo 1:04 A. M. MERMAID DINER ALL AMUSEMENTS HI 3-2473 Hwy. 36, Leonardo "TALI, STORY" TWICE DAILY 3:30 6 "BATTLE OF Anthony Perkins • RESTAURANT « BAR ADULTS Sl.aO-CHILDREN $1.00 THE SEXES" June Fonda • HOTEL • MOTEL HI-HENRY INN THE THIRD VOICE" • SWIMMING POOL Italian - American Restaurant Luncheons-Dinners-A La Carto OPEN ALL YEAR STEAKS • CHOPS • SEA FOOD EATONTOWN Accommodation! For CA 2-9804 WEDDINGS o BANQUETS OPERATION PETTICOAT 336 (Irancliporr Avo., • PARTYS Plui Audic Murphy — "HELL BENT FOR LEATHER" Long Urancli .Foil•• l)rl,inn, I'ri.pi1,1 ,ir CHILDREN RED BANK REGISTER Kenuburg By SAUNDERS amd OVERCARD THE HANDS Friday, May 30, 1960-17 Mn. John Hriobinko and Mn, STEVE ROPER Ben Andra=h (pent a week re- EMt dealer !, - ' /•' East-Wot voinenbte Then he cm draw West's bit cently in Louisville, Ky., and at- NORTH tramp to make sure of the con-tended the Kentucky Derby. «KQ tract ( ' The 17th birthday of Louis Eg- »7J4 Column • A K Q 1 3 DAILY QUESTION natovicb, 3d, son of Mr. and Mrs, + 8 6 5 Partner opens with 1 NT (16 toLouis Egnatovich, Sr,, West By ALFRED SHEINWOLD WEST EAST 18 points) and the next player Keansburg, was celebrated at a * 10 g 2 A A passes. You hold: Spades—J 9 7 family dinner. Present were Jo- "Never walk into anything that V J 6 2 VKQ10 8 3 seph Travato, James Green, Rob- you can't walk out of," we are * J9 • 10 4 2 6 5 4 3 Hearts—A 9 Diamonds— 6 5 Clubs-K. What do you ert Ostroga, Misses Carol Reed told by one of the maxims in * J 7 4 3 2 * A Q 10 9 and Lucille Gerzisio and Mr. Poor Alfred's Almanac. You may SOUTH and Mrs. Louis Egnatovich, Sr. not see how this applies to bridge A J 9 7 65 4 3 Answer: Bid four spades. You V A 9 but never fear—there is an ap- • 865, want to be in game opposite a Mr. and Mrs. Ben Andreach plication. *K strong notrump, but slam is out visited Mrs. Michael DeRose When this hand was played in East Sonth West North of the question. There is no vir-'Monday. She is a patient in St. a recent tournament, South won 1 V 1 A Pass 2 • tue in beating about the bush Mary's hospital, Orange. Pass 2 A Pass 3 A with a hand of this kind. the first trick with the ace of Pass 4 A All Pass John Holobinko will spend the hearts and returned a trump to Opening lead — V? week-end with his mother, Mrs. force out the ace. East cashed OH OHIO TOWN BOOMS John Holobinko. He is a student the king of hearts and led a WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) - in Peddie Institute, Hightstown. third heart for South to ruff. MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY Provide Exit The population of this south' Blair Davis, son of Mr. and Now South plunged ahead with- South can make four spades if western Ohio area is expected to Mrs James Davis, Beacon Blvd., \\ nrii IT'S THAT ) SUKE IS out covering his rear, as the he simply provides an exit be- increase by 8,000 or more in the recently celebrated his fourth WOCERJ, next few months. The Strategic J CEKTAINLV ONCERRJL ^ PEACEFUL charming military expression fore he gets to the dummy with birthday at a party. Guests in- 7 A POPUUAft. PEACEFUU FEEUNS UP HERE J has it. He led a trump to dum- a second round of trumps. He Air Command will move an or- yOli GET UNDER cluded David Keelan, Karen ( SPORT, SIR! WATBK1 my's king. ' should lead the king of clubs ganization for 40 four-engine Levy, Thomas, James and Mary- Since the ten of spades was first. KC97 aerial refueling planes to ellen McDavitt, Ronald Frcke, still at large, South had to get out East takes the ace of clubs but Clinton County Air Force Bases. Regina McFadden, Valarie Davis of the dummy and back to his cannot gain by leading a fourth Air Force Reserve fliers, who and Bruce Pizzichillo. hand. This was harder than it heart. South can ruff a heart have used the base in the past, looked. and if West over-ruffs, dummy will continue to train here on The 28th anniversary of the When declarer led a club from can win the trick by ruffing with week-ends, but SAC has added First Aid Squad was celebrated dummy, East stepped up with the the king of spades. 14 million dollars worth of new at a dinner in the Italian Amer- ace of clubs and led a fourth No matter how the defense buildings, runways and other ican Restaurant, Carr Ave., Sat- heart. Now there was no way togoes, South can draw a trump equipment. urday. shut out West's ten of spades, with dummy's king and can ruff and South was down one. a club to reach his own hands. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Awwrtr to YMttrday'a Punle CROSSWORD PUZZLE For Friday, May 20' ACROSS 10-Tcase SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF 14-Unfasten 1-Tltl* of 16-Before saaaaH aa Present—For You and respect 18-Pronoun HQCII annas an Yours . • . If yon have been AND THAT IS THE A0CKET7 HOW 4-Lamprey« 21-Attaches aaa annan HBQ 8-Sraall rug 22-Baverago an gassn HQLIB thinking that others are against FATHETIC IT LOOKS, SMBWOV-5O 11-High card 23-Chapeau you, you need to correct your AWESOMC ANP roWERFUL- 12-Go by water 24-Tlmo gone by aa HQcaa -sanss THAT TWY SIRW6 OF LI6HTS * DOOMED/ 13-Two-toed 25-Rlver island saas anna thoughts. Aspects bring self- sloth 26-Boast of aasns aaap HQ THAT IS Tr^MISSILE BASE 16-Pawl burden doubt, but also denote that such 17-Succor 18-Church asa@ aanla aa 19-World bench asaaaaas HHH doubts are unrealistic Your organization 29-Southwe»t- oca aniQSB ntaaa mood win change rather abrupt- (lnlt.) ern Indian assaEiE-r-ananas 10-Angcr Sl-Spock ly around bedtime, and the sun 11-Emmet 22-Blshoprlo aanaunHH 22-Conjunctlon 33-PMS botwten will shine in your life again 23-Rabblt eaka Saturday. Have a gay weekend! 25-Llkely g,everenc» «7-Coolin» 26-Slnginr role* 35-Drink elowly 41-Danc« itep device 27-Mature 48-Olrrs name 28-Fruit seed J7-Cardboard 43-Frenx: not 49-Uncooked Past • • • Wiffiam Thornton, Future • • • College enrollment 29-Employ box 44-MuaIcal 61-Compaaj !0-Prepoiltlon I8-Ratlonal organization point one of America's most famons —now under 2,750,000—is ex-, Il-Hates 1&-Common- 41-IndKlnlte 58-Babylonlan architects, was born on May 20, pected to rise to more than 4,- I2-Symbol for deity calcium plac* number 1759. His drawings, approved 000,000 by 1965. The big prob- 15-Seed »6-Born 10 by both Washington and Jeffer- lem will be supplying classrooms 37-Farm animal son, formed the basic plan of 38-Garment and teachers. Visual aids, such 4O-Frult drink 13 our Caoitol. as TV, will be a partial solution. By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL 41-Wan NUBBIN 42-Snake 16 43'Poseeislvi pronoun 20 21 22 44-Tavern The Day Under Your Sign 45-Greek letter 46-Bnck 25 ARIES .(Bora March 21 fo April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23 TO Ocf. 22) 47-Swlfter Inexperience, a not impatience, is the It is human to monopolize attention. 50-Comfort 28 29 Be understanding with one who tries. S2-Spara greatest handrcap ol jouth. (4-Eggs TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORI'IO 'Per. 23 fo Nw.2l) (5-Man's The tiaad of friendship is the best gift Review handling of assets and other nickname yon 'cia recenre. Accept iu matters pertaining to family -welfare. 37 56.Allght GEMINI (May 21 t the fun nnce you've linishedl 3-Reyeat 4-SIave LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jin. 21 to Fob. 19) 6-Plne Drift >k>nir with the trends install of No clouds in the planetary sly out 6-Chlnes« mile gTtbbinff the steering wheel today. jrcrar day, no matter what yon do. 7-Incllne VIRGO (Aoq. 22 fo S.pf. 22) PISCES (F.b. 20 fa March 20) ' 8-Mlre • Unexpected louei are offset bjr lie Seeking Kreatef happiness; Derate SpsU' t-Indennit* fact tint they win be minor. time to worthwhile causes. article Dlstr. by United Feature gjndlcata, Inc. 20 © 1960, FieH Enlnprisrt. Ine. 1 MARK TRAIL By ED DODD FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELM REMEMBER THOSE COUGAR THERE'S A BAND OF /IT'S AN EXPENSIVE BRIDGE X] Z TUT DEAR. REMEMBER V /YOU CAN'T KISS ME TRACKS WE SAW LAST WILD H0RSE5 ON FETYlNG WORK M!?S. FAI?NSWOI?TH,BUT AWNTH, CHECCY?...! FOUND PAN PLATEAU...I'VE IV'E JUST HAD AN EXPENSIVE^ I WITHOUT PAYING TOLL OUT wry HE'S ED NEVBJ SEEN THEM ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI- NEW BRIDGE irrro THS SECTION/ BEFORE/ FUL IV'E EVEP. MADE PEALLV? ...W3W MAW? OR FIFTY..AN0 A COOP WARES WITH Y5UM3 COLTS/
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REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY ALL RISHT... 1^ (i MY FATHER 15, THE WHO DELEGATES 0& IN OUR HOUSE! THE AUTHORITV TOVOOR DftD i? ?(Em IS—Friday, May 2Or 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Red Bank Defeats Casey8, 3-0, In Tennis League > RED BANK — Ilied B»nk' High 7-J, and Sid Reid and Rice, Free- School cemented third plice in hold, over Efttreim and' Pat the Centrtl Jeney Tennis Lei- Tieroey, 34, t-3, 6-2. ' nje yetterdAy when shutting out The Colonials are 2-5 for the ',ed Bank Catholic, 3-0, on Mar- season, while Neptune Is 14. By Hy Cunningham ne Park Courts here. Freehold is just one notch ahead After Red Bank took the edge of Neptune in the standings with 11th singles matches, coaches a 2-5 record, -The Fliers are in IF YOUR GRANDFATHER OR GREAT GRAND ecided not to start the doubles. eighth spot with a 1-6 mark. FATHER was in the Civil War and you are intercsetd It took' three sets before Rich- Matches today are Freehold at in what, when, where and how they fought the war, rd Nicoletti eliminated Paul Lakewood; Princeton at Neptune you might get an idea of it all if you go to Garden aughton,' Red Bank Catholic. and Middletown at Red Bank Sicoletti started out fast with a Catholic. Princeton is bound to love set, but had his ears pinned State Park. Garden State Park? Yes, Garden State go through undefeated for an Park. We didn't believe it until Tommy Roberts flood- jack in the second, 3-6. The Buc iwinger came back for a 6-1 8-0 record. ed us with releases. Who is Tommy Roberts? Tommy hird set and the win. Rumson is in second place with is the No. 1 drum beater at the Camden track. Dick Zoldak defeated Dick a 7-1 mark. It seems that Garden State is revising the Jer- lobinson of Red Bank Catholic liter receiving stiff opposition sey Derby. This one is tabbed as the daddy of them n the first set. It went into extra Fort Dix Wins all and it started right in your own state. It is ;ames before Zoldak nailed it older than the Kentucky Derby. The only differ- iown with a 9-7 net. It was easier n the second, as Zoldak racked Volleyball ence is the Kentucky Derby had a longer run jp a 6-2 set for the Bucs. along Broadway. The Jersey show folded and is : Frank "Skip" Bauer had the Tournament east trouble of any of the Buc- now being revived by Camden officials. :os. He took the first set from FORT MONMOUTH — Fort In conjunction with the Derby, residents of New vlike Hoffman, 6-3, then breezed Dix successfully defended its Jersey, racing fans and non-racing fans alike, will have ihrough the second by a 6-4 First Army volleyball title as the icore. Infantry Training Center Post the opportunity of seeing history relived. Because the trimmed West Point, 15-4 and The Bucs ended their regular Jersey Derby was first run in the Civil War year of 16-14, in the tournament finals leason play with a 6-2 record. yesterday at the Fort Monmouth 1864, Garden State has assembled a number of static •led Bank Catholic is 3-4 with one Field House. It also is FortDix's and moving exhibits relating to the era. Teachers, here :o play today against Middletown seventh volleyball championship Township on Marine Park courts. is a chance for a class trip on your day off. That's the of the 10 playoffs conducted an- Middletown lost a 4-1 match nually, 0 Asbury Park on the Blue Bis catch. The historical program is being held Sunday, West Point earned its way to iops' courts yesterday. May 29, and this is one day you'll be able to take chil- THIRD PLACE IN TENNIS LEAGUE —Red Bank High School's tennis team defeated Red Bank Catholic, 3-0. yes- the finals in the three-day play- terday to secure third place in the Central Jersey, Tennis League. Kneeling, left to right, are Barry Redden, Steven In singles Dick Kamber, As- offs by eliminating Fort Mon- dren to the track. There is no admission charge and a )ury Park, whipped through Bob Smith, Lloyd Baskin, Burk Mawby and Prank "Skip" Bauer. Standing; same order, are John Forbes, L«rry Brog- mouth in the morning. The Sig- state-wide invitation has been extended to the public. Cingsbury, 6-2, 6-0; Joel Gaines, jnalmen bowed in two straight don, Coach Harold Potter, Dick Zoldak and Richard Nicoletti. Championship playoffs will start-next week. shury, defeated Bob Brown of Included are the appearance of The Living sets by 15-11 scores, to give them hs Lions, by 6-2 sets, and Dick third place among tha nine History Group and Forney's Marine Battalion, na- edicker, Asbury Park, defeated teams entered. Garry Niece, 6-3, 6-0. tionally known for their appearances in authentic In the championship game, Sammartino Kamber and Simon won over military dress of the Civil War; the Pioneer Fife Asbury Park Cops Conference Dix won the first set easily and (ittgsbury and Brown of Middle- amassed a 10-3 lead in the next and Drum Corps, made up of descendants of the town, 6-4. 6-1, and Niece and On Tonight's round. Then the Dixmen had a Dave Craver, Middletown, beat Civil War battle musicians; a collection of five 14-8 margin and out came the century-old carriages, driven by men and women Golf Tourney with 341 Total aines and Bob Pfall in a long starters. The reserves gave up Mat Card hree-set match. After taking the In period costumes, and a folk dance program, three straight points and were ASBURY PARK — Bruno Sam- int set, 6-1, Middletown won the yanked for the regulars. West with 25 participants dressed in clothing of the ASBURY PARK - Asbury Brick Township had 384, Mana- martino, Italy's greatest wrest- ;econd set, 4-6, then dropped the Point rallied to a 14-tie but Dix squan, 392, and then Point. mid-19th Century era, dancing to authentic songs Park High School Coach Bob Os- ling prospect, conies to the Con hird, 6-2. recorded two quicL points, and goodby was smiles from ear lo Anbury Park (.HI) Rowing Club It was Middletown's seventh of that time. The folk dances will be the same as "mlily Oraham 4IM0- SO vention Hall tonight to battle the 1960 crown. Dix swept the ear yesterday and had,reason to Stev* Bniun .. 45-42— SH itraight loss. Asbury Park is tournament series with five vic- <'.irmen iKjnofrlo 44-40—81 Chet Wallich, California iron those associated with the Civil War period. j be. G'-ne c'nlatano 46-43— 8! In 1st Regatta ied with Red Bank Catholic, with tories. , nine Bishops won thej, man, 1-4 .records. Tha Lions are deep The Fort Dix WACs won th» These, plus historical and industrial exhibits,: '''" a 31-40—- 7S Conference n " Sammartino, who is 22 and the cellar. women's volleyball title, defeat- band concerts, marching exhibitions, a balloon ascent1 ment with a 341 total, scored on|r,r"'j ;;J2:"J? Sunday in N.Y. weighs 265 pounds, is well pro- Freehold Regional won its sec- ing Fort Monmouth, 15-8 and to mark the use of such equipment for reconnaissance 'he Asbury Park Golf and Coun-j >nd league match,whipping Nep 15-2. Iii . 41-3!!— »?, RED BANK — George Kay- portioned and has shown great tr c ub linkSl Klcharr, l Bi-nni-tt ...40-12— S2 une, 4-1. purposes during the war between the North and the, ^„, !, Unruly Nr-nnr-H ser, 5 Eldridge Ave., Middle- improvement since he has given Paul Mrrkfr .. Bernard Hochberg, Freehold Philadelphia Phillies rookie _,,,,.. ... I Neptune, regular season cnamP' llrd Rnnk town, said after time trials:up weight lifting for the mat itarted the singles by defeating catcher Clayton Ralrymple works South. Was it ever settled? They say it wasn't down . narono being a Fnink M-izzn inns with Ben .lohn DpSnnritl* 46-42 — m last night he expected the'game 3ill Johnson, G-4, 6-1. Art Wein as a railroad rodman during the Virginia way. noofractior fourtn ofhf withish gameMO strokes, finishe, dtha at I!"1' 47-4B- m >erg followed his teammate witr off season. Howar-I North Shrewsbury Rowing , , Tuny 6-3, 6-1 victory over Richie Eit Forney's Battalion, a detachment of Marines Xfplll Club's four-oar crew "to do us is poor as fnr as remilar season H;ironp reim for the second point. Ski; which repulsed one of the final surges of the Con- an r.lribi ... all proud" when the boys enter championTaking s seconare dconcerned place .in the ;omstock, Neptune, broki federacy into the Norlh In 1864, will "relive" that llurl»y Enjoy Excellent Meals tourney was Lakowond, with IMfl. Konrilp Hrlrrimek Toiviuhlp (.1811 their first regatta at Polham hrough to defeat Richard Rice ri'ive r;i))Kot n 46 i-2, 6-4. moment for real. This gi»oup will participate in an Middletown was third, one stroke riary Khafto . 91-41!— !)T Bay, N. Y., Sunday afternoon. behind, and Red Bank High Jfty Stewart . 4t-56-W0 In the doubles it was Hoch Temptingly Served in a elaborate "skirmish" with units of the living his- 5M8— »7 "It looks as though we may School finished fourth scoring! have a very good chance to win >erg and Weinbcrg, Freehold tory group on Derby Day too, just in case the bet- :!fiO strokes. '.'. 44-4.1— R7 )ver Johnson and Comstock, 6-1 Refreshing Atmosphere! Hob Wright t!MR— B7 his race and come home with tors are napping. Clary Ynsnmura, I.iikewood, NAMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Commission said the 23-pound PRICES CUT up his pitches when he wants to. He almost had Thursday's Results Thursday's Results 'gator is the only catch of its type reported from the lake. FAMOUS no-hillcr to his cmlii, hut Don Robards spoiled it in Kansas Ciiy 7, Haltlmore San Francisco at Milwaukee, postponed, rain Ward was after fish. the sixth inning with single that just fell in front -r ("'Kl") a of Hoslun al CliicaRO, postponed, Chicago 4, Philadelphia 2 (night) U. S. Royal Air Ride the right fielder. rain Pittsburgh 8, SI. Louis J (night) Then, of course, as always, Mntawan is still W I, I'ct.G.B. Cincinnntl 5, Los Angeles 4 1960 Chicago . IK 10 .SI5 (night) TUBE-TYPE TYREX * bowling ovt-r opponents on the track. Last Satur- W Iliillimore 12 .571 L Pet. G.B. RAMBLER day the Huskies won in the I ong Branch Relays p, jl'illsburgh . 21 Size Black Whitehall New York . 10 .5U5 10 .667 50 NEW CARS p'? I San Francisco .20 nnd during this track season they haven't lost their Clcvi'liind . II .560 10 .667 •//,, 670xl$/4 Ply 11.95 14.95 j"lCinclnnnli .17 14 .548 4 TO CHOOSE FROM winning habit. Coach Bnrry Riz/o is doing u fine Huston , 12 .155 710x15/4 Ply t^, Milwaukee ..IS .542 4'/a 13.95 17.95 job with his cindermen anil It's u good bet they'll Detroit 13 .435 Washington IS .400 c, ll.os Angeles .... U .419 8 Immediate Delivery 760x15/4 Ply 10 15.95 19.95 win the Shore Conference B Division track cham- Kansus City 17 .393 .400 8 pionship Saturday. St. I.uuis . It M9 9 Today's Game* anil Philadelphia I1I! 20 .335 10 OYLE TUBE-TYPE NYLON* Today's Games and (Cuntinticil on niwl Page) Probable Pitchers RAMILER INC. I'rolinblc Pitchers OLDEST RACE DRIVER — 670x15/4 Ply 12.95 16.50 New York (Ford M)m Chicago :San lranci,ro (J(mM ' 4.3) „ B Red Marlowe, Bronx, N. Y., iwynn l-i), H p. ni. I'liisbiirgh (lladdlx 2-1), The Shore's Largest and 710x15/4 Ply 14.95 18.95 jii one- of tho oldest r«c« Newest Rambler Dealer Baltimore (Waller 0-0) al Detroit 7-15 ., m 760x15/4 Ply U.95 20.95 (Mossl 1-.1), K: 15 p. m. 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BANK TIRE CO. 12:30 p. 111. lioslon «l Cleveland, I p. m. TWO LOCATIONS Chlcii|;i) nt Milwaukee, I:.10 p. ni. Sunday's dames Cincinnati al M. I.011I1, 1:30 p. m. Shrewsbury Av«,, Shrewsbury, 'til 6 P. M. at ( hkai'n (2) Sunday's (.nmcri Brldgt A Oakland, Red Bank, 'til 9 P. M. |.:il) m ' ' Ins AitRi'U's nt Phllmlclphln, Ne» York al Kansas Mi,. 's«'n "rrniicV.cn «t I'lltslNirgh, SHadyilde 7-3404 -:'m''- '"• 12:30 p.m. 101 OAKLAND STREET 5M 1-1747 lliiMcm Ml IK'ttoit {!), I:M |>. 111. (liloi|{(i >it Milwaukee, 1:30 p. 111. RENT A LUGDAGS TRAILER (<)|i|KciHc Itiilliiuiil .Sliiliim) llalllninic nl ( levclaml (2), (Ineliin.itl al M. l.oitlt (2), 12:30 |i. in. I ) p, 1,1. RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Mar ?O, 1960-W ^-EVERYBODY'S. -BOATIN Pittsburgh Back in 1st Place
By Frank Kudurdiulc, Ccntnl After Beating St. Louis, 8-3
"Let's go boating" isn't the important factor to- Associated Press feated Philadelphia, 4-2, and 5-4, for the second night in a day; "where?" is. The "where" isn't referring to launch- The Pittsburgh Pirates, over- jumped over St. Louis into sixth row and now has a 4-0 season timing thin pitching with their place. •dge on the world champions, ing facilities as much as to locations, for the popu >ats, have battled back for a In the American League, Kan- 'ada Pinson's triple capped the larity of the boat-trailer rigs makes it possible to go lalf-game lead in the National sas City scored five runs In the inning ninth after Elio Chacon boating anywhere there is water. These outfits are -eagus race as they open a eighth and beat Baltimore, 7-4. ;ot it started with a bunt that hree-game series with San Fran- That dropped the second place itayed fair when Dodgers third extremely portable and the way they are built now, :isco's second place Giants to- Orioles a full-Rame behjrid Chi- baseman Jim Gilliam let it roll. one man easily can launch or haul it in himself. At- Light. cago's White Sox, whose game Chacon stole second and scored tached to the car, the rig can be pulled anywhere with The Pirates, lacking a sturdy with Boston was rained out. No on Eddie Kasko's single. Jim Brosnan (1-0) won it, pairing ease and safety, and stored without any problems. o. 3 and A pitcher behind aces other games were scheduled. era Law and Bob Friend, Southpaw Rookie Joe Gibbon with Joe Nuxhall for a four- They are economical too, for a complete boat- apped 13 hits, picked up four (3-1) won his first as a starter inning, one-hit shutout job in re- trailer-outboard rig can be had in the- $1,000 range, inearned runs and whipped St. for the Pirates. lief of starter Cal McLish. ^ouis, 8-3, Thursday night. That The Bucs, topping the NL with Loser Sandy Koufax (0-4) went and, for the price of an automobile, a "class" outfit roke a tie for first with the a .283 batting average, bagged all the way for the Dodgers, can be had which will give the entire family fun for jiants, who were rained out at all their runs before the Cards blowing a 4-0 lead after piling five, ten, or more years. Milwaukee. got started. Hal Smith knocked up eight of his 10 strikeouts in Cincinnati skipped past Milwau in three, two with a second-inn 4 1/3 innings. This type of boat is made of wood, fiber glass cee into third place, four games ing homer off loser Ray Sadecki, The Cubs broke a 2-2 tie at or aluminum. Each craft has its points as well a: jack, with a pair of two-out, a 19-year-old lefty making his 'hiladelphia in the seventh when partisans. Wood offers natural flotation, beauty and inth-inning runs that beat Los major league debut. ex-Phil Richie Ashburn tripled Angeles, 5-4. Chicago's Cubs de- Cincinnati clipped the Dodgers, and scored on Bob Will's foul fly is considered by many the best in rough water. Fiber- to rookie right fielder Ken Wal- glass offers durability, freedom from maintenance wor- ters. Bob Anderson (1-1) won it ries and can be had in most any colors without need Shore Firemen's League with a five-hitter and his first complete game of the season. of repainting, and comes in unique shapes. Aluminum Robin Roberts (1-4) lost it. too, is free from maintenance problems and has the HAVE PUN —Have fun with the kids while they still enjoy family activities! There Holds Annual Banquet exclusive distinction of being, the lightest. are innumerable things a family can do in a boat. It's even fun to fly a kite (plas- The thing to remember as to what type of boat tic, of course) out in the middle of a lake where no trees or telephone wires inter- ASBURY PARK — Oceanic Gifford rolled a 300 game for to buy is for what purpose you plan to use it—fish- fere. A family will find more fun with their boat if they use it as a means of en- Hook & Ladder Co., Rumson, $5,000 prize. For many years he has tcle- ing, water skiing, cruiser camping or just plain boat- joying myriad activities and not just to go boat riding. took home a bundle of hardware st the leading horse races ing. Each class of useage has its own requirements, last night at the 31st anniversary om all over the country, in but the point to remember is you don't need dock banquet of the Shore Firemen's uding the Kentucky Derby for Bowling League held in mass at ie past three' years. He also space, or high expenses. After the initial purchase, Have Fun With the Kids ilevised the Winter Olympics all it takes is gas to pull it out of the family garage the Convention Hall here. om Squaw Valley. "He who postpones the honesty of today (ill ashore. With a boat you can reach areas (yes, Oceanic won the top spot in Schenkel's hobby is breeding and away you go. tomorrow, will probably postpone his tomorrows even in this country) which can be easily to eternity." reached no other way. Along the shores of large the G Division with a 64-26 rec- sising and showing of purebred As a parent, how many times have you felt lakes and oceans you can beach your boat and ord and then won the annual lereford cattle with which he that tomorrow is almost here? spend untold hours shell-hunting, making rock roll-offs to win the J. Stanley las won many bhie ribbons in Wes Ellis and Al Mengert Tomorrow is the day when your youngsters collections, or looking for unusual driftwood Herbert Trophy and Seldman attle shows in Texas, Kansas no longer delight in family activities. It's the formations. Shirt Trophy Co., trophy. :nd Colorado. In fact, one of his day when they seek friends and activities of One of the most popular, and most rapidly lose friends resides in Holmdel, Win Pro-Pro Tournament their own to your exclusion until you become increasing, uses of a boat is by the camping All told there were approxi- 'hero he intends to keep som baby-sitting grandparents. family who adds to their enjoyment by taking mately $4,500 in trophies award- Parental time spent with the children is all the boat with them. It not only broadens their ed to the various teams in the his stock in the near future SPRING LAKE-Wes Ellis trailing by four holes when An amattur can do too short. The parent suddenly comes to this horizons while camping, it serves as a carry-all world's largest bowling league. chenkel was impressed by hi! proftuional loot- Mountain Ridge and Al Mcngerl Greiner became ill on the eighth realization when the eldest is in his teens, and on the way to the campsite. It provides the di- Fred Morris, Eatontown, was irst visit here, and throufil ing wort with IN. then searches frantically for new ways of keep- version of fishing, cruising or water skiing while of Echo Lake, won the New Jer- tee and had to be taken from camping. jeneral chairman of the prize /lonmouth County, and said h TERNATIONAL ing the family together—of planning activities committee and had the task of Special Purpoit sey Pro-Pro championship, 7-6, the course in a golf cart. Water skiing is taking its place at the fore- looking for a farm in thi in which the entire family group may partici- seeing that some 600 trophies rea. Paint*. Ait (or finishing the five holes agains Greiner said he had felt ill the pate. front of the participant sports. A powered boat, Cplor Cord.. ' reached the right hands. The 12 division league whicl night before and was apparently The Evinrude Boating Foundation suggests skis and a tow rope, and you're all set for the a single opponent yesterday. ncludes about 187 teams ha suffering from a virus condition. that when parents cast about for new spheres thrills of skimming over the waves. Water ski- Most popular guest of the eve- Defending champions Emer> ing is a sport not limited to the young. As Lbout 1,500 bowlers competin He hit the longest drive o{ the of family interest they consider an outboard ning was Chris Schenkel, who Thomas of Forest Hill and Ottc many fathers and mothers as youngsters are rom September until May. foursome on the eighth tee and boat and the expanded family outdoor activity was master of ceremonies. Venation*/ Greiner of Knickbocker weri enjoying the exhilaration of water skiing. Champions of Champions tro- then became dizzy as he walked such a craft makes possible. Nothing lends it- Schenkel is one of the outstand- self better than boating to the true togetherness With a boat you can join one of the hundreds hy award donated by Nat's down the fairway. He was il ing sports announcers on radio of family living. Nothing offers such a diversi- of boating clubs around the country and enjoy Jewelers went to Herb Brad- when he started but thought it the incomparable fellowship of other boaters. and television. He was used to fication of activities as does a boat. haw. Other awards won were might just work off in a couple No group of people is more friendly and inter- bowlers after having done the A boat is truly an island of adventure, best esting than fellow boatmen. Social position takes Charles "Pop" Konncr trophy, of holes of play. appreciated when used as a means to an end Championship Bowling series, SSTOP TINKERING! a back seat where boating is concerned. The coast to coast, in which Stan [amilton 5; Red Bank Register The first two holes were tied rather than the end within itself. Just owning industrialist and banker rub elbows and swap crpetual trophy, Belford 4; Get full use out of your with pars. Mengert and Ellis a boat and going for boat rides can become knowledge with the backwoodsman and the rod L. Ayers trophy, Phil Da- boat with a BRITISH SEA won four straight holes begin- boring. But when you investigate all the rami- farmer. GULL, the outboard de- fications of boating, you'll find there is some- 2; Globe Petroleum trophy, JULIAN'S ning with the third as they had Essentially, a boat provides the kind of rec- ;elford Independents; DcFako signed and built for years three birds in four holes. They thing for everyone. reation in which an entire family can partici- 7 Inboard Titles of dependable service. Cruising in itself is fun if it is planned- [ardware trophy, South Belmar tied the seventh and eighth. pate. Officials of the Evinrude Boating Foun- and even the planning is fun. You can investi- dation have pointed out that outboards made ; Alfred Bates trophy, Unex- BAIT & TACKLE Mengert then put a wedge sho gate unlimited new waterways with your boat To Be Decided :elled 8; Joseph Shafto trophy, Rt. 36, Atlantic Highlands nine inches from the pin for a captains of kids. The kids can drive the boat on a trailer and ready to go wherever your (with adult supervision), something they cannot ESSEX, Md. — Seven national iumson 2. AT 1-0050 Sea Bright bird three. On the ninth hol< •whim dictates. You can see and appreciate do with any other conveyance. They feel a inboard titles of the American Mengert put a 7 iron tee shot 12 many of the beauties of an area better from part of the activity. They become an equal, MARINE CENTER inches from the pin and won a boat than from any other vantage point. not a nuisance. Power Boat Association will be this one with a birdie 2, for 6 up Every bend in the river or bay in the lake When tomorrow comes, it will be all the hotly contested in an unprecedent- SE 2-0261 lead at the end of nine. holds a new surprise. richer for having shared those brief years with ed three-day series of racingxon Best oall for the first nine was Often you can beach the boat, or anchor in your children. Today is here, tomorrow will the same course in Cape Coral, $1062 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright shallow water, and continue your exploration soon be eternity. Fla., according to an announce Boat Supplies 30. Thomas and Geiner had bes ball 36. On the 10th hole Men- ment by Frank Foulke, of Essex Tackle - Bait gert continued his hot golf and Yesterday's Mr., vice president inboard rac (Fishing tip: Local bass prefer bird shooting when he dropped Hy Spotting Sports ing, of the APBA. f local worms; we've got 'em. a 15-foot put for his third con Sportg in Brief Cape Coral is located 12 miles secutive birdie three. (Continued) south of Ft. Myers. The city The Ilth and 12th were tied SHORT SNORTS — Fishermen never give up and Associated Press established its mile and two- Cjg« BOATS SINCE |84I~-** with pars to close out the match Baseball thirds racing oval only las Mengert and Ellis covered the sometimes it pays off. It did for Stanley L. Blood, Jr., March, but drivers racing ther total 83 holes in the tounamen CHICAGO - The New Yorl recently called the course one o: of the Register's circulation department. He has been Yankees traded infielder And: SEA-SKIFF WORKS in 32 under par. The matches the finest'in the country. were held at the Homestead fishing for 20 years and never caught a striper. Last Carey to Kansas City for ou fielder Bob Cerv. At stake Aug. 26-28. will be th Country Club. week he caught two while fishing in a storm off High- national titles In the 7 litre, and ST. LOUIS - The St. Louli For Mengert it was the third lands. He lives at 153 Hudson Ave. 260, 266, 225, 136, 135, and 48 Cardinals signed veteran pitchei MERCURY championship in five years. He cubic inch inboard hydroplani M. Sgt. Eugene E. Kodadek, 70 Steven Ave., Curt Simmons, who had been rj Outboard Motors won it with Stan Mosel in 1956 classes. Some defending cham leased by the Phillies. and Dave Marr, former Rumson New Shrewsbury, fired a 239-18 score, over the pions: 7 Litre, F. M. Byors, ALL SIZES ON DISPLAY • Service Country Club pro, in 1957. National Match course to place 15th in a Held of CHICAGO — The Chicag Columbus, Ohio; 225 Hydro, Parts White Sox acquired pitcher Fran Henry Vogel, Webster, N. Y.; 13 21' to 35'—also lots of used Outbourds-— With the title, the winners 275 shooters in the Army Commander's Rifle Barnes from the St. Louis Car- • Outboard earned $600 and an additional $50 Hydro, Sidney Johnson, Cam- and Pistol championships. He won a "leg" toward dinals for the $20,000 waiver bridge, Md.; 135 Hydro, K. F, Boats for being medalists. Greiner price. and Thomas who had sought their the "distinguished markmanshlp award," present- Neely, Elmonte, Calif.; 48 Hydro, from OOv/ • Trailers fifth crown, shared $400. ed by the National Board for the Promotion of PHILADELPHIA - The Ch F. C. Moor, Miami, Fla. cago Cubs gave pitcher Art Ccc- and used' Inboards New & Used Rifle practice. Three legs get the award for keeps. carelli and cash to the Yank'ees Kentucky Derby winner from Boats Venetian Way has been ridden by Kodadek is at Fort Monmouth and lives with his for pitcher Mark Freeman; Cc 142 Yachts Enter only three jockeys — Mamie! wife in New Shrewsbury. carellt goes to Richmond. CA 2-3495 Gonzalez 11 times, Bill Hartack MILWAUKEE — Infielder Jim Bermuda Race FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS 491 Atlantic Ave., Lone Branch M. Sgt, Robert I. Knight, in the same shoot, fired Davenport of the San Francisco three times and once by Manuel Foot Dc Normandie Avenue (Near Ilranchport Ave.) Ycaza. a 235-14 to place 29th in the same field. Knight re- Hants was hospitalized with NEW YORK — A fleet of 14 sides with his wife at 41 Shrewsbury Ave., and is a gastric condition. yachts, representing some of the FAIR HAVEN. N. J. Golf best boats and skippers the United member of the 50th Armored Division, National Guard. States has to offer, is already Phone SHadyslde 7-3010 WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, Barbara Ulrlchson's Highfield T.A.C. won re- slated to gather off Newport, Boating fun for W. V. — Gardner Dickinson shoi serve championship Sunday for crossbreed ponies a 65 for the first round load it R. I., June 18, to answer the the Entire Family" the Sam Snead Golf Festival. starting gun for the long biennial over 13 hands high at the Roseland Kiwanis passage to Bermuda. HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-Al Ge Horse Show. Barbara is the daughter of Mr. and berger, Dob Nichols and Geni At least 12 foreign entries nrci' Mrs. Andrew Ulrichson, Beers St., Keyport. Littler tied for the first roun< expected to race, including the* lead In the Hot Springs Opei 36'/2-'oot English sloop Bclmorc, Twin noro Hiunbler 6014 2SVt with 67's. sailed by Commander Erroll Lu-Ann's Snnck Bar - SR'A Z1V, Bruce, which took third in Class Sllver'i Jewelers Sfl',4 31 Vi Sycnmorfl Lanes 50 3< Boxing D and placed third in overall SEA BRIGHT, N. J. ~ " nl .49 41 BALTIMORE - Sugar Ra; TAVKIIN I.EAdliK Bank Tire 43 At fleet position.- Other countries W Crate's . 25 64 Robinson was suspended by thj -epresentcd will be Brazil, Ger- 1428 OCEAN AVE. SE 2-1101 Frank's Tavtrn _..- 58 Monmnuth Lumber 53 67 Conner's HAt«l 54 Firestone Store .. .1254 77(4 Maryland Boxing Commlssloi many, Sweden, Canada, Argen- Alt. High. Recreitton 5< for failure to keep last Monday1; Open 7 Days a Weuk Val's T&vem 52 tina and Bermuda. Bar 5114 4411 A. II. MJSINKNHMKN'8 SUMMKIt engagement. P«Ui • Tavern _ M'/J 44% I.KAdUK Some of the entries that have Inn ...50 4fl W L, compiled impressive records re- Boating Notes ccntly include Thor Ramslng's 4G-foot sloop Solution, champion The 1960 light lists are noi of the Southern Ocenn Racing 200 Club— Ocorje Cole 2.1(1, Jack Hal available to the public, accordin eran 228, Johnny Mazzn. 220, Conference; Flnistcrre, Carlcton Vlnk. Jr., 220. 213; Tom Plltnllf 21», AO. HlKil, Am. I.cKlon to an announcement by Rcai Mitchell's two-time Bermuda 200 Club— linger McKonzle 313, Dan 200; Tom Walker 212, Prank ravllck Torn Harrington 200, Adm. Henry C. Perkins, com Rnce winner, and W. T. Moore's 212, nan Marchelll 209, Poo Marcheltl Bert Eminonn 200, Lloyd HallMay 205, mandcr of the Third Coast Guarc Argyll, D. D. Strohmcler's Maley, 200, 2KI; Cnarlle MacOonnach 205, Wll- District. The lists, not intendec R. S. Nyc's Carina, and James FROM DU PONT RESEARCH... lam McCabe 201, Flltzle Gilbert 203, to replace charts and Coas II oh Walrtman 201. Air" Drinkwntcr L. Maddcn's Gesture, all former Revolutionary Now Ultra V Spar Varnish 200. ones to suffer their sixth setback Pilots, are available in volume! Bermuda Race overall winners. In the majors this season. When covering different sections of tin • Stays boautlful 2 to 3 times longer they did they lost the American country. 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CA 2-6425 Son Brlcjht 20-Frid«y, M*r 20, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER rautman Urges Congress to Let Russ Snyder Bats in 4 Runs His Sport Run Its Own House WASHINGTON (AP) — Minor and Monopoly Subcommittee'i League Baseball's Titular head i two days of hearings on:the dis- As Kansas City Beats Birds rged Congress today to let hisputed measure. The Subcommit- iport run its own house. tee made public his prepared George M. Trautman, as presi- testimony in advance. ASSOCIATED PRESS ,year5, drove in tix of Kansas,Snyder's single tied it two-all In} dent of the National Association The Subcommittee received con- Bill Veeck screamed and Frank I City's runs against Rookie Chuck.the seventh and the A's then j if Professional Baseball Leagues, flicting testimony yesterday about Lane scoffed at the latest of the f st.rada a"d loslnS rellcver Jack went to work on Fisher. | intended a bill by Sen. Estes the bill which would forbid any H her 2 3) New York Yankees-Kansas City ' ' " ' J „, Ex-Yankee Jerry Lumpel Kefauver (D-Tenn) contains pro- professional ball club to own or A's trades. But pitv poor Paui:,.,S°uthPaw Bud, Dalcy (3-2). I opened with a single, and after visions that would be disastrous control the contracts of more Richard., whose Baltimore Ori-:l'.fted for a pinch-hitter in the;Carey, struck out a second time h{h won the Minor leagues for which than 100 players, and would re- nles were stopped short nf a tie ^ .: . "• "c allowed only! (he fanned as a pinch-hitter with his organization speaks. quire them at least once a year for the American League lead four hltSl ^ut a11 of thc Orioles;the bases loaded in the sixth), runs Walt Dro to offer at least 60 of the 100 for bv the swap ' » P° drove them'Fisher walked three in a row, Trautman was the last schedul- ' , , , , ;in with a two-run homer in the'forcing a run home. ed witness in the Senate Antitrust draft to other clubs. Trautman testified that the Russ Snyder, who broke into7irst and a ,wo.run sj ,e m' s der (hen WQn jt wj,h his the As hne-up after yes orday s , . player limit "would be disastrous lhe cjgmh sj 1( and sjcbern addcd a (wo to the minor leagues, particularly deal sent Boo Cerv to the Van- Estrada a,,owcd on,y three! run triple, Parker Bohn in the lower classifications." kees for Andy Carey, batted in njts and struck out seven bu(. Marl Kutyna pitched a per- four runs and beat the Orioles walk(,d cjght jn his 6 ]/3 innjngs_ fect ninth for tncA V He said it just wouldn't let the with his second Iwo-run single- ••-- - — majors have enough men to staff as Kansas City scored five ini-m*- -mmr • In Old Bridge their minor league "farm" clubs, the eighth for a 7-4 decision. ivianassa lVlauler to and that the minors are in 50-Lapper enough financial trouble now, The game, delayed three timends even without this provision, by rain, covered four hours and OLD BRIDGE — Champions Baseball Commissioner Ford 20 minutes. Top Weight in Camden 'Cap and past champions in two sep-Frick testified yesterday that The loss left the Birds roosting CL LEADERS AT CAPITAL HEARING— Branch Rickey, left; president of the fledg- arate branches of auto racing under the bill's player limitations, in second place, a full game be- will toe the starting lines in the CAMDEN— Llangollen Farm's ling Continental Baseball League, and William Shea, New York attorney, pose with major leagues could provide hind the Chicago White Sox. A_^ Crasher and J. Frederick Ga- NASCAR stock car race card only enough players for 48 minor lnt1 a chart they used in testimony before Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee victorOrioleys intwoulo da virtuahave l sendeadloct k ' \OT*TT1 gel's Reinzi vanned to Garden tonight, topped by the 50-lap league clubs, out of 151 operating with the Sox, whose game with, ivy State Park yesterday from New in Washington. Chart shows circular areas of teams in the American, the National championship attraction, and thethis year. York for tomorrow's $30,000 Boston was rained out. No °lh-i 11 O (AP Wirephoto) star-packed ARDC midget auto added Camden Handicap. Brook- and Continental leagues—the latter identified by stars. racing meet Sunday evening. Branch Rickey, president of the er games were scheduled in thee. ! Continental League, criticized AL. meade Stable's Oligarchy is al- Both shows start at 8:30 p. m. ready on the scene for the mile island. The minimum width of Frick sharply in his testimony. In the National League, Pitts and include three novice' stock A.H. Tigers and a furlong fixture. the freeway would be 200 feet. Drag Racing car races as supporting attrac- William A. Shea, counsel to burgh beat St. Louis, %-'.i, break Freeway Continental, testified that unless ing a first place tie with rain-! ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Crasher has picked up two Like the Garden State Park- tions. (Continued) the bid is enacted or an agree- idled San Francisco. The Giants, j Norman Masse joined the no-hit .vins this season, each coming at way and New Jersey Turnpike, Freehold's Parker Bohn, win- ment reached for the new league's behind hy a half game, open a class in scholastic circles yester-i Santa Anita. He finished well up saying it now is a "snaky road there would be no surface cross; Slated May 30less so far this year but a po- three-gatne series at Pittsburgh'day when he fired one against in the Westchester and Grey full of dangers and loo many Iroads. Intersecting roads would OLD BRIDGE — The annual tent threat who seeks to repeat teams to recruit nlayers, there tonight. Cincinnati look third Atlantic Highlands for an 8-0 Lag and was beaten a head by accidents." He criticized the [pass over or under the freeway NJTA, Memorial Day drag-rac-jhis 1959 over-all title victory, mav be a fi.aht lor talent. He said the Majors are inviting place by beating Los Angeles,iwin for Rumson-Fair Haven Re-jTroubador and was second in! state for "pigeonholinpgg g Rt. 35and access to it will be by sev-ing program will be staged will be driving a powerful I'hi.n- 5-i, with a pair of two-nut, ninth--gional High School. jthe Riggs. I widening plans in favor of hthe eral interchanges with ramps. Monday, May 30,- at Old Bridge derbird-engine creation in to-j"0pCn warfare" and may get it. inning runs. The Chicago Cubs HHass e tamedd the Tigers from1 Reinzi accounted for the! freeway" and urged that "we Highway Department engineers Stadium on the liome-stretchjnight's big meet which consists defeated Philadelphia, 4-2. le start and only one hall wentiLaurel Handicap in his best ef- improve what we've got before now are considering partial inter- strip starting at 2 p. m. I of 120-laps of high speed racing COMPLETE y Vehicles of all classifications spread over seven events. It'sJ Snyder and Norm Siebern two'""1 "! ln'-' infield and thenifort of the season. Last year starling up something new." changes at Allaire Rd. and 18th iJcff Mr. Sterner said, however, that Ave., Wall'Township, and others will race against the electric the biggest date in weeks, mak- BATTERY SERVICE of'Ihc 35 players who have'gone M"n«cr put it away with-JReinzi accounted for five of timing devices, with jackets, tro- ing for a double-header, since to the A's in their 16 swaps withjoul anv difficulty. 'u;his- l1c5 races an'd —me t"" th•e like'"—s with the amount of traffic now at the Monmouth-Belmar Blvds., New—Rentals— Recharge ln shore of Round Table and Demobilize using Rt. 35 he qould see no wayand Brighton Ave., Wall Town- phies, and decals awarded to allthe' 50-lap championship contest New York over the past five' , Conference competi class winners in automobile and tion it was Rumson's sixth win during that semester. to tie the highway up with con-ship; Rt. 33 (Corlies Ave.), and for sportsman and modified DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. in nine games, while the Tigers dragster categories. class drivers, paying the biggest 35 EAST FRONT STREET Oligarchy was best in the Ap-struction activity until after the Bangs Ave., Neptune Township; 1 RED BANK Tel. SH 7-0121 lost their eighth game in nine pleton Handicap and also re- freeway had been completed and Rt. 6G (Asbury Ave.) Ocean and Highlight of the afternoon willjcash purse this season, will "haveI contests. ceived top spoils from an earpu- t in use. Mr. Link estimated Neptune Townships; Deal Rd. be the top-eliminator competi-the special 20-lap supplement! tion in which all class and group for rookie performers, Hasse h a d mntliTS pretty |ier a|jowance test at Hialeah. that the freeway may be coman- d West Park Ave., Ocean winners compete for the grand Sunday's arclight mighty mid-' much his own way in posting George Gibb has been engaged pleted in two or three years. JTownship, and the Garden State CHAIN LINK his no-hitter Uesides keeping oligarchy, who romped priie, plus the awarding of a get car program, first in New |(o ride Still pressing for Rt. 35 widParkwa- y spur near Hope Rd., the ball ,n the infield, he was'off wiU, ,he Camden in ]958; government bond to any comJerse- y for 19C0, has every top-; sharp off the hill. Hasse fanned ening considerations, Mr. Strano Eatontown. petitor breaking the established flight speed merchant in the FENCES 13 baiters. The expected highweight in asked Mr. Link how he, as an Where traffic enters or M m.p.h. speed mark on the;cast signed for the four quali-; j the Camden is Emil Dolce's|individual or representing a Installed Rumsnn scored two runs leaves the freeway at Rt. 35 Inone-sixteenth of a mile speedway. |f ing dashes and the 25-lap fea-! Mauler who won the y Residential each of the fourth and seventh group, could bring his ideas be- Wall Township, it could do so Classifications will begin atjture. The novice stockers again pus mile and 70 yard Valley Forge innings and came up with a big fore the state Highway Depart- without left-hand or cross-traf- 11 a. m., followed by test runsjwill participate. i Industrial here. This was the third vie- four-run .sixth frame, ment for consideration. He was; fie turns. Motorists at the and time trials at 2 p. m. Thj Gig Stephens, New England, Terms jtory of the year for the son of The two in the fourth came af- advised to handle such matters northern end would be able to and time trials at 2 p. m. Thace e who holds the world speed [' Arranged X'ounl Turf who has spanned the through his own local governing turn west to the parkway or regular weekly Saturday night r Cdl>r d 10 1 m record on a closed oval, New( CALL KP A PTOF A nST M ,'| Y"] r'n" " , ,? ^|co'n'tinent"for""his"'engagemenTs: body and not directly with Tren- cast to Rts. 35 or 36. Local drag meets call for inspections!York star Tony Bonadies andj nKiir 1 SxHitilfOj Nichols singled, l-allon followcd|!l3ilnilIl Bolan„„,„.„d, wh..,,,o rode„ hi£•m„ ,„to .,,„. HO 2-1248 ml and Andy Acquaro went out; ton. traffic could get to the Eaton- at 6 o'clock followed by two-car whiz Ernie McCoy, Pennsyl-. jtory in the Valley Forge is ex- on a fly to first base. Jim Mill- A reporter asked Mr. Link if, town-Red Bank areas over Rts. elimination trophy dash"' |vania, each a winner of I960! For FREE Estimate er then singled to score Lundi back. as (lie result of protests enter- 35, 36 or local streets. races, will compete: Stephens, LOWEST PRICES and Nichols. Another interesting outlander ed at this hearing, the state at The proposed freeway is a lazy- winner last weekend in Pennsyl-|[ is Nichols slarted the fourth off u Gustavo Ring's Don Poggio a later date would conduct an- S in shape as it winds south to A vania, drives for Nick Duino ofjj MADISON ;by gelling on base on an who arrived yesterday. This other public session prior (o go- north in gentle reversed curves Bill Haberman led Fordham to New Brunswick. a 9-5 victory over Rutgers in by the shortstop He made" |w0! four-year-old was purchased ing ahead with the program. and the terrain mapped out pro- Others in the lineup are Bob- FENCE CO. bases on the miscue and went to'last wilUer in ArBentina and just He said he did not believe that duced a variety of criticisms and baseball on the Rams' field ves- by Courtright, Mahwah, Rcdj HWY. 33 — FREEHOLD third on a passed hall, (recently scored in the Knicker- would be likely. However, he j requests for changes. terday. He hit three singles, Marlowe, 54-year-old driver, andj scored three runs and drove in R.D. 2 - BOX 165 f'allon singled home the |backer Purse at Aqueduct. Last said, experts would study all of j From the south, it starts from Len Duncan, defending cham- 3'.i Miles East of Prccliolit Circle Po io won five of his another one. pion from Philadelphia. ami went to's.-comfon ^passed";?™!;.?.?" ^ ._ the recorded remarks made at I Rt. 35 below Ocean Ave. in Wall Score by innings: ball. Acquaro singled and stole \ 12 starts in Argentina. this hearing "most carefully Township, moves northward on 002"102 000—5 8 ' 2 second. After Miller struck out,| bf k Rutgers Gulio Ccsere finished fourth in] before making final decisions the east side of a small lake at Fordham ... 200 221 02x-9 10 4 Munger singled to drive in thejj ' Valley Forge and has re-on the right-oi-way alignment." Allen Rd. and Rt. 38, goes around CBA Takes two runs. gained on the grounds for the The state and federal govern- Camp Evans, crosses Shark Riv- Two more scored in the Camden. The Mel Hash colt is ment have not yel put up ape-r parallel to Brighton Ave., andCarling and others about the seventh after Acquaro was hit)wrfhout victory in three tries propriations toward the estimat- continues across Rt. 33, Bangs approximate time lapse between Section B j by a pitched hall, went lo second: this year but last fall found this ed 10 million dollars it will take and Asbury Aves., Deal Rd., building Rt. 35 Freeway and Rt. on a passed ball and scored on;strip to his liking and waltzed to build the 10.7-mile Rt. 35Park Ave., and northwest to 18 Freeway, to the north, Mr. Miller's hit. Miller later made off with the spoils in the Benja- Freeway, What has been set upWyckof, f Rd., exiting into the Link said present plans call Track Crown his way around the bags andjniin Franklin Handicap. Gulio first for the purchase of all NEW YORK — The Christian 1 said Mr. Link, is $3,000,000 for [Garden State Parkway spur 2,- scored on a passed ball. jCescrjC e hah s a modesd t 110 poun dd needed rights of way and that j Brothers Academy of Lincroft 1 right-of-way studies and land |000 feet east of Hope Rd. i fieorge Fnllon and Miller I! ach impost and will be ridden by "there is a good possibility that captured the freshman Section purchases. He said he expected j Mr- Stafford, the consul- hail two hits in the victory. | George Glnssner. both freeways will be construct- B track championship at the an- more than !)5 per cent of the prop- tant, said the outline was II iimin mi i Ail. tilth Charlesgate, a hard working ed at a reasonable time between naul meet for CBA schools held All I! II n 11 erty will be secured in direct ne- drawn following a series of THE ECONOMY CAR .. ttl.ll'Tl " 'I II ! ' Vmi' p 0 11 sort, has a prep today and if he each other." He said he thought at Randall's Island, Wednesday. f gotiations with owners, perhaps serious studies that took in 2li :i II 1 l.i'i, r,r 11 n comes out of this race in Rood the two freeways would do CBA athletes turned in top SEE IT A-T- 7.50x14 <\ SI. n n before the end of 1S60. aerial photography and talks -l if •J 1 II ll.'iilh ,.' performances in racking up 36 n 0 fashion is- expected to go for the Leo J. Carling, chairman of the much to ease local traffic con- plus fax and two rr II (I (i , K,.,.|rv II, .'! |I Jjibig money tomorrow: Charles- with local officials and resi- ditions. points to. win the B section. Bis- Nlrlui •r ) :• i i Knh'i-rk iii Ealontown Planning Board. dents. He said the interchange BANK AUTO rctroadablo tires I'alliu i I 12 1 WMInml r :• 'i nlg.ite was awarded top money in g John C. Birch, Wall Town- hop Loughlin of Brooklyn was I ? I '•),,'!„.„ „ 1l speaking also on behalf of May- locations are subject to winner of the A section with its * I V P.mvnn M '? |J I,' the Bowie Handicap through dis- ship, asking fci- a time sched- IMPORTS 1. New Tiro Mileage I I :> I qualification of Yes You Will. or F. Bliss Price, who was pre-j change. ule, was told' that planning traditional power packed squad. Lsent but could not talk because! It is planned now that Allen Lincroft trackmen winning 119 E. Newman Sp'gs Rd, 2. New Tire Dependability i ii n . Other probable starters are. r trouble, made severaliRd. will'go under the freeway, should end this year and that o lnroat "construction may be two ormedals were Augie Zilincar, RED BANK :tj n !i > Piano .Iim._ Open View, Riversunj | .,. ; j . , Rt. 38 under, 3. New Tire Performance jobscivationo )sc v U ons s abouaboutt presenprcser)tt concon- 18th Ave over it three years away." shot put with a 48' 9'/ " heave. land Cool Cirdy. Iditions nn Rt :is nnri nsknri Q Monmouth Blvd. over, Belmar 4 SH 1-5887 IIor.sc Racing ditions on Rt. .'15 and asked a : John E. Cherel. Wall's assess- Tom Bolger, high jump, 5' (Applied to select casings number of questions. Blvd., over, Brighton Ave. over, or, speaking as a property own- George Sheehan, half mile, 2:14, NI-'.W YORK—Outgiving fS-1.00) Traffic control through Ea- or your own tires) er and private citizen, said he and the 880-yard relay with Joe wim the feature at Aqueduct. Wonmouili Raps (ontown's center and around its „',• operates a dairy farm that would Coupland, John Husson, Bob noSTON—Kens ($7.2111 nutsped Rl. .15 circle—location of theover. k AV6 and NO EXTRA CHARGE !" <, ' be "cut in two'and ruined if thelBoyd and Art DeFazio compos- IIw f.ivnrfil Twofold i" Hie llrnd- big new Monmouth Shopping Wyckoff Rd. over it. J freeway went through it. llejing the team. THI ~\ IOR MOUNTING Bclmar, 9-0 Ccn invr at SuK'ilk Downs. ,.,.„.,. wlW.,nlIT,, „ i '«-"is a hazardous and | Mr. Sterner said the county asked -f a straisht-line route, i Others scoring points included! HA1.TIMOR[-:—Jorkov Henry a n n n B a r d Anotlicr Wal1 1 STOCK (GENERAL! !'. ...L , ^ , I"' ,T P'Vi "Pensive problem," said Mr. !,^ i . | ^_ ° _ , ^t*™ ° H"J Townshipp farm-jJi| m Arnone, Warren Colville, Murk rode •! winner', at I'imlii'D.l Slolwinski hurled a four-hit shut Carling. While the new freeway interested in 111 s r orl Edward Bennett, also voiced |Jack Combs and Peter Blake. iHmling Cold Cut ($7.40) in lhe" » '' Monmouth blanked "is intended to relieve conges- program since it has been pre- fear that his 300-acre property second place finishers in thej CAR feature. jthc l°c<>l Belmar club, !)—0, last tion," he ventured that it, in dicted that Monmouth's popula- would be bisected. He raises, 440-yard relay. ('AMDKN. N. .1.—Dream On |ninht at Dean Field. The Signalecr time, also will generate "addi- tion will double in the next 15 fruit. Outstanding efforts also were | ($7.'JO) won lhe main event at j righthander, in posting his third tional (raffle through the areas years. "We all realize," he said, Sebastian Roster, Wall Town- given by Doug McElhenny, AUTO RACING Available Only At j Garden Slate. i straight triumph, scattered four It will be expected to help." "something has to be done" ship, however, compared the third, in the mile; Skip Sauter, since the traffic density on Rt. Every I CHICAGO — Miekrv Snlnmonesingles to give Monmouth its Too, said .Mr. lCalling nning, concerconcerni"n j ' "", "~'"~,. /"•' "V """I plan to "bein"Dcingg takelaKen ouout i to[thir10 inirda in thine 220iw. ;Ka Rayy DeCarlo, j rode Springfirr- (VI.L'OI In victory fourth win in five starts. 35 ATC y 1S far b nd the George | must be to the effect the! , f . ,, T 7° |lunch and having only to pay the third in broad jump: in tin' Balmoral mee •it The Signalmen backed up a|proposed road willl have on ••our!?a,cty actor:, T*!ce the f0?"''tip. I like a free lunch," he said. Jackson, fifth in high hurdles. • • • ilation. hee said, will mean twice , „__ c A...I.:~_ A.I...... I r-u_ \i."l"L ."., „_,. McManus & Fisk Washington Park. fine pitching performance \vith|all-important industrial area Leon S. Avakian, Asbury John Husson and Bob Boyd al- SAT. NITE mana yy automobiles. mUlSVII.I.K - The Tnngan.H |,lts ()ff Dnvoy Robinson w]l0 the southern part of liatonlown '"" ,? " Park engineer, said his city, so scored points in the shot put ; was because of this, said Incorporated (%U») romped by fi lenj'lhs in went the distance for the "Mel- The future economic licallb ol J o* owns a golf course in Neptune and broad jump, respectively. 8:30 p. m. 1 Mr. Sterner, himself a former the feature at Churchill Down -, chants " j Township and that the City Lincroft's Christian Brothers state highway commissioner INOI.F.WOOI), Calif. - Casrah Mnnniouth Council would object to any-team will next compete in the 1724 Asbury Ave. and state senator, that he thing that would damage the Catholic High School Champion- (JMM) funsh-d fast In win tl,c; |(.1S,. once. jultimale development of this en- brought the Monmouth County THRILLING ininin purse at Hollywood Park. [ (>rtTic>l I lire im a golf course unless proper re- ships in Jersey City May 26. ASBURY PARK ferry Couch liadj ' '" industrial ralables. I planning Hoard's traffic find- alignments of the fairways four hits for the evening, includ- Wl' c'»>"l)t afford to waste any | g Commissioner Dwight .lolm llnriii1. Mulligan Stale n s( 0 could be made, lie suggested * 30-Lap Feature ing a double, and Ihe Mnnmmilh'l""'1'"" "f 'his /.one." j R. Q. Palmer of the New Jcr- ; light hiMvvwi'ight, is Ihe ISth that maybe the state should leadoff batter knocked in two Implies to questions posed by y Highway Department who KEIIoejg 1-2646 NCAA boxing cli.inipinn in the |sc hire a golf course consultant Stock Car Races * 20-Lap Novice Main niin. Don Hurdi-n's triple in tlie^1'- Carling largely dealt with j "also saw the urgent necessity hislniv of llir school. to help work out this, problem. first frame brnuj'.hl in the firsti'nformiilion that Rt. Xt l-reeway j of solving Ihis problem." Every Fri. Night S 7 Sensational Events iwn MiMimouth runs and ||u.| traffic northbound will be siphon-j Mr. Unk invited questions both, Or ^ ,'ea Signalmen added three more in;ed.ofr in part on Rt. 18 Freeway [from official representatives and',,._' ,n cnu ihnv winferl nrn 8::30 P. M. Listen to WJLK Do You Need Money for Home th" text mniiu:. Bill Thompsimi1'1 Umwnlown ami the mivthwi'st; individuals in the municipalities \,',;,,„,.,',,„ irrmriVmnn inf 1 1; St encroachmLnl of under the lights every Friday singled in two more runs In the! rather Hum on any northbound! involved and got a lot of it. ^f"" ' '"" ! Repairs and Modernization? the freeway on their properties. night at 7:50 sixth slan/a. continuation of Ut. 115 I'reeway, | William C. Nowrls, attorney, On this score, Mr. Stafford said! Hightstown Speedway Couch's double in Iho i-iglith In unswer to Mr. Curling and [and Claude W. Birdsall, engin- it is the intention of the state! p.m. for and a thiTi> bagger by l-'d others, both Mr. Link and Mr. iror, from Wall Township, tnldj^j,^ department to aifgri AIRPORT ROAD Speedway .laiiuliimis gave Monmouth its Stafford Mild the practice In -how Ihcir municipality is cn-]!he frcewav so t|la( j, ",vj|| (]„' West of Hightstown Slants. HERE'S ALL YOU DO:final run j liullding freeways Is In pu. t in ;|!a«c, d in a master plan and is,,,,,lvll>,. |K:cas,.,, | ,„,.,.„„,possiblet udamag ,.fce^ ..to. ...ex. - 'Turn at (he Sinclair Stntion" n 1. Get your contractor's or supplier's estimate. Slotwinskl n.ive up a hil in tliei '»cal service roads alongside :" t too happy over the prospect jsMn(, properties." Among those first inning and then reined Ifli Hie main road where they are "' '"si»K rntablrs. Ihey Pro-as|.in(I (or suc|, assl,rnnce was 2. Come to Shadow Lawn and we will help you with : men in .1 imv until Arniiig and needed. «'" <'n • ,\]r. Link said all lhat was said ilclm.ii- ihirai, alihouiili the Mon'fn'cw.iy would bei'iimo ".i Chin- :™u"" ;irnilnl1 t0 thc south lo MI- would be taken into careful PRINTING Phono .. . :lvn| within hours. month liurler issueil iwu of Ins cse Wall divuling uur m.ijiir m. d a I.OIIJ:..,, consideration before efforts l u s1 1 s a sl and fnur walks with Iwn down in the i"^i II would "di'sliny It"' |iiis'.ilnlily nf quisition of property. from ilii'in n map outlining Ihe OFFSET ']',,, "" '.i (iimpirhriiMvi1 ilrvrlopment siiiigeMrd rente and said ;i rc- \" '' i' pliiii (in thr whole /niu." CA 2-2101 |ioil nn lhe iden will lie niailc in •! ; I lll.T.'IIIM1 I'jIllllllllWll':. (|I1>'S| IOI1S tin- next few wi'i'ks. \adow ;;'' .[ ,', i jrc(|uesti:d precise infuiiiiiition, Mnyor .lo-iei)li A, Shaflo. i j Mi. I.ink advised Mr. ( .iiling In POOL CO. Complete facilities for designing imu iN Neplime Township, snld lie nnd | .submit (hrm in unlini1 fur fuluic printing qunllly advertising litcrn- \ AND LOAN ASSN. Ills governing body lire "well Authorized Driller for ('••Mil j'di'liiileil iin.'.wrr.s. lure nt reasonable prices , , . last Norwood at Broadway, Long Dranch I'll! ' snllsfled wllii Ihis nliin "id I l;.\pl;iiiii(lon wns given (hat LANCER service! lire behind It 100 per cent." I' < , (lie llmiti'il-iieccss lieewiiy 1 Molded Flbrcqlcu Iliuni' Ollici: llioailv.ay ;mil Niii Awn., I.OIIK Brant1!* Mavnr .liimc. , .1. (Jill i ily, uiitilil be iniidc up uf dual 21- 1 , ,1 I OCI'.III TnU'li'llip, ii.skerl for liiar- Mianrli Olliir ,: 1 POOLS Printing Service, Inc. J fool wide, Hio-liiiH Ki.iiliMii,',, )',ln;il in.id1, .such as I'iiilniilmvii "Ji'iimoiilli Kn.iil, O.IIIIIIISI si'paiiileil by i\ cciiler Isliind OUT 01 • TOWNKHH 1 Willie M;iv, of Ih'' .'i,m ' u.inliil Mr. Link told him Ilijllr. .;('.' .Vi. *\Jtfff/li fiii\n Mnip|iiiiK (rnli 1 1 '- Y I i .ii!' i ,' II lii.nil , hit ',,i(cl'.' in ill Icisl lill lirl wiilc mill edged "fiiiiil.ii'i' .mil ln.irgin.il I'liad.'i Call Collect 9Ofl BROADWA 1 by IMiml liiinl'.ui I.K ill •.liniil- 1 Open ') a. in, 'til <1 p. in. - Fri. 9 a. m. 'til 0 p, m. In . In-.I Hi iiniiii". Ilin SJIIIIII: nir ,l,iii(l,Hil piilicv. In I" pro- Call CA 3-0218 WEST LONG BRANCH ' III1 lllll.ll t'*i ( ill '.irl.i1,!! .SlliplU'll IICIH nn Ilie oiilslde mid llir<<'- vided '.'. Ili'l '' IHTC.VMII'.V " 1 hi' 'lll'.'ll. III! M.IV I. ' , fnol .'.afrly Miip-. m'.l I" 111' tYm:to-t&v^ to forte out your itcond iptdt RED BANK REGISTER trick. You must Uckle the club*, STEVE ROPER By SUNDERS and OVERCARD THE HANDS •ad West takes the king of clubs Friday^ May 20, 1960—2L and toe rest of the spedes to de- Bridge M0,WJ/->CU KIDS GET OH-OH/HERE COMES THE feat the contract. Souih dealer Belford GEE, MISTER MIKE/ ON YOU? WAY/ -AND DONT BOXW PATROL/- WITH North-South vulnerable DAILY QUESTION SURE APPRECIATE OP&i THAT SACK TILL YOU'RE REINFORCEMENTS/ NORTH The De Molay members of the 1H15/<-VWTWUSETA GOOD AND HUNGRY/ I SURE WISH THAT RIVER 4A75 Partner opens with one spade, Aberdeen Chapter. Keyport and' SPELL AN" EAT WITH US? CHDNT LOOK 50 CGIO/ Column » K 10 3 and the next player passes. You their leader were guests of the • K3 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD * J 10 9 8 ft hold: Spades—K 9 8 6 2 Hearts— j Christian Couples Club in the WEST EAST 7 6 Diamonds—7 5 Clubs-K 5; Methodist Church Monday. They When you can win two tricks AK9 862 A J 4 3 2. What do you say? jgave their degree. Plans for a in the enemy's suit, you may V 76 V 9 8 5 4 2 Answer: Bid two spades. If father and son banquet in June' still gain by letting them win • 75 • J 10 9 8 6 partner makes a move towards!were discussed. The hostess was the first trick. This is particu- *K5 32 * A SOUTH game you will second the motion, j Mrs. Jay White. larly true when you must give A Q 10 3 but you cannot afford a stronger • up the lead twice in order to de V A Q J bid to begin with. velop your own long suit. The sixth birthday of Catherine • AQ 42 Ogonowski, daughter of Mr. and; West leads the six of spades, + Q 7 4 THURBER BUSY and East puts up the jack. You South West North East Mrs. Steve Ogonowski, Mackey don't have to be a mind-reader 1 NT Pass 3 NNTT All Pass NEW YORK (AP)-With his Ave., was celebrated Friday. in this situation to know that West Opening lead — 6 "A Thurber Carnival" a cur-| Present were Mrs. Cq£herine An- has the king of spades. rent Broadway success, Janiesjdrews, Elizabeth; Miss Elsie An-j Do you win the first trick with Thurber is turning more and drews, Mrs. Thomas Jamerison,. i i|O|/rv ki/"M ICC the queen of spades? more to the stage in his writing. Mrs. Fred Deleo, Cindy and Rob-! Mlk^rvt T IVlUUjL By WALT DISNEY uthee 5seconI d trick, and West must When you're asked a question i .'. His new stage offering called ert Hughes, Stephen and Robert allow vou to win the first of like this, the answer is simple. ! "Make My Bed" has been re- Deleo, Kevin • McCann, Daniel You're not going to win it, even your two spade tricks. You give wriUen fo^ times and Thurberi Jamerison and Laura Andrews.! though millions of bridge players up a club to the ace, and East;who js bljnd and has t0 djctatej can not lead a third spade. would win the trick first and his plays says it should be poreen Schubel celebrated her i ready for the stage next year.1 think about it later. It doesn't matter what East 12th birthday Sunday with her! The plot concerns Harold Ross, You're still sure of two spade does lead. You win and knock out brother John at a double family; the late editor of "The New tricks, since your queen-ten will the king of clubs while you still I party at their home, Sandyhook; operate for a finesse through have a spade stopper. The oppo- Yorker" magazine. Ave., with their parents, Mr. andj West's king. Your generosity cost nents get one spade and two , . .- ... , | Present Plans are t0 havc the Mrs. John Schubel Also present; you nothing, for you were never clubs, but you win the rest. role of Ross played by Roberi| . ' slated to win more than two were Mrs Frank D Arc Mr Now see what happens if you Pr«ton, who recently appeared and Mrs. Robert Noonan and! spade tricks. on Broadway in "The Music win the first trick with the queen sons Robert and Stephen ofj Let's see why the delay pays. of spades. You knock out the Man." Verona. Can Not Lead Third Spade ace of clubs, and East returns his East leads his other spade at other spade. This enables West An W8P "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE « <° Ytntrd.y. PU«I. ACROSS For Saturday, May 21 HlBh nlcknarot ISII IRI §1MIAITH mountain 10-Ijonged tor ILH IU M|A[LJ| SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF 1<-Lubricatea Ulclsl 4 Blemlsh IPJEITI [ML IDHUIMI I Weaken 16-Uncookenickel 26-Genua of important thing. Try to include missile test center- 10 Rodent rattle Si Emerged 28-Urgo on HOD faoa SHSBBQ the youngsters in any plans you victorloui It-Doctrln* saai? naaci. ana have during day. Have your !2- Sword«- II-Limb Boa Bucia aaa man's fl-Guldo'f adult fun after they're in bed! dummystakt blgh note Pack away Si-Cry of dove 41-Through 4«-Vener« Swi»» rlv«r 34-Wine cup 4S-Thre«-toed curved t'ropoBttloni 35-Conturae nloth Rlver Island J7-Cliaracttr- 44-Vegetable planklnf Past ... On May 21. 1874, Future . • • Although federal CIoth fstics 4G-Crimflon tl-Babylonlaa Nellie Grant, only daughter of taxes may be lowered somewhat measure It-K&rrovr, 47-In favor of flat board 48-Unlt of deity President and Mrs. U. S. Grant, (but not this year!), the 10-year Electrlfled H-M»!d»n'loY«4 particle 39-Listened to Latvian was married in the White House outlook is that state and local Pronoun 40-Sna1 taxes will inevitably go higher Symbol for named Algernon Scrtoris. (Ru- calcium 2 3 10 mor wag Grant spent the entire as population growth necessi- Unlt of morning in his room crying his tates more schools, roads, sewers, enertry Shade tre» 13 eyes out!) etc. Man'« NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL nickname 16 Fre ten»e Indoneslan ^0 KNOW ALL TUP tribesman The Day Under Your Sign ANSWZKSTO EVEKV- Medlterra- TMIN3 IS SfV'ONP THE nean ketch ARIES (Born March 21 fo April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Od. 22) A3IUTV OF-4/VK ON£ If children demand Attention, Rive it Don't do things just to make an im- PERSON' 43-Pald notice! 27 2? la them. Make them feet important. pression—it may make the wron^ kind! 44-Meadow 45-Cooled lay* TAURUS (April 20 1o May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) 46-Freo of Tlie earlier you Ret ofl the job, (hS The period ahc.id should RIVC you an 17-Danger» more you'll Ret done. Opportunity to bolster security. 60-Woody plant 36 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 fo Dec. 21) S2-Ireland GEMINI (May 2! fo Juns 21} '54-Sunburn He fore trying a new method, ta.fk.VluL Bine? Cheer up—radiations improve, by 56-Parent 39 41 one who has used it. evening! (polloq.) CANCER (June 22 fo July 21) CAPRICORN, (Dec. 22 fo Jan. 20) 56-Choss pltce Handling of funds may pose the prob* If you can't take a popular stand in 57-Plffpen lem o£ how best to use what you have- a discussion at a party, remain quiet. DOWN 47 49 LtO (Juiy 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 1o Feb. 19) 1-Sklll If planning to make » move in the Plan activity /or; young people so they 2-falsehood 32 fall, look for available property no«\ don't get into, mischief. 3-Ciilor(ul bird 4-Kpeck VIRGO [Aug. 22 to Sop*. 22) PISCES (F«b. 20 to March 20) 6-Kiluallty You work belter at the things vou like, *.\ short trip will prove pleasurable tb.Il 6-Prciiositlon 50 try to find a suitable occupation. weekend. Visit old friends. 7-SlnKlng volet Sbtr. by. United Futon Syndicat*, IK. 21 POGO «> WALT KELLY THE TOODLES By THE BAERS'i
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Two •* --THEM GATHER Up MyNE|GHr3ORS6AVE YEAH!lDIPMt6ET^ REALLY v/WT All YOUR DIRTY CLOTHES A PART/LAST NIGHT HOME TILL 3 A.M. r-' TOHEtPME >OU'VE HAP IT, JACK \ J AND KEPT ME AWAKE. MORE COMSIDERATE •/„ I FEEL TERRIBLE! FOR MLB HMI SALE r»A SALE 1 'AFAMMEOT5 ( RED BANK REGISTER Friday, May 20, 1960—23 —^——————————————^————^— — TWO LARGE fumuhte rooml. Ample — ~ : ~~ _ mrv BFiE«rm •» Aurmv xoi^orM rs^/kin(. Ev«r>-Ullnt private. gH 1- ,._.,.^, m. ••••• .uutcu clu •*• v -'£ 22—Friday, M*y 2C> I960 RED BANK REGISTER ANNOUNCEMENTS Auros ADD nuan MAIS * ACCEflHNUES MISWBS HOIKS HELP WANIED-nMALB LOST AND FOUND BUICUICK USJ •UPEB, nMm tmMtar.mr. OUTBOARD UOTOK BOAT AMD IKbt grgr»rr . n4ian4ia, btulr, draaflev ALERT WOMAN AUTO* AND TSUCKS Aim* AND ntuacs lare-vm imm mute sou as*- Twin-Bo/o Rambler's recently ovcrbmuled, M,0M0M mUc«« cn- YACHT ommta ATTCMTIOM: VU- nun* emufmwt rise April », IUT- jlne «x«u*ei condition, tint renr let umnoc* la ov •pecssBr, ~ rull*or part tlmt, work » Soun or ervtew Pvktaf Lot or whtrt Art (aod. Good Icaklac ear.- (2SS. Call s» M your cmttaou nidua, more intk. Th« Eulertlng Co. Vacation Specials ; *Jw •Kciralk*. curt* patio*p . wtntt dljnlfled repre«nutl« to tJM- BeotlmcoUl me*. CO 4-23% SH 1-20QZ. as tod to irorrjr. We Mil pay uunls; «\t turner t)lv*r, BivuKu ehlna «nd 19» RAMBLER Buyer two - door any Jotse* provided yon lBior« «H l-tOI*. LOST — SHrer *»d c*y Persian fe- W57 FORD 'A ton pickup iiz, txctl with IU. LOW RATE OF 4%. Under fine leaded cirnil; DO eunnfiu, nt oitlc CM "Mlity". Uun hsre iptclti Statio Wigon -—41655 lent condltloo, custom cab, radio ROTOTILLWG. LANDSCAPING, fpllt VirUti, »aJei mort by reftrral ap- WE MUST SELL tlet, IS 2-JM5, Mr«. B*p«her. 36 h.p. no deductaMe over 35 h-p. ISO raJl fence*, lawn mowing, odd Jb heater, directional!. Btett Inp4 deductible. Call for Information today, pointment. MuR hive high KhodI ed- I RAMBLER Custom Button ls« month. Prlvat* owner. Call BK Cuiaon Bnt. BH 7-426L ucation end me ol car. Call .811 1- W &gon, automatic, radio, 4328. If no »n«i»er "II BH I-0OTB. heaier, „ „ ...-JJC& 1567 after 1 p. ro. Rolston Waferbury THESE A-1 USED CARS AT PUBLIC NOTICE FOP.D—1858, convertible, re-tractable, GAS HEAT Ifr3B PLYMOUTH Eportsroan nine- Power eleerlnu. over-drive. Moving. 16 VI. front Bt. Red Btu HOL'SBWOBKEK-Ttiree dsya a week, pajeenger Station Vi a g o n, BH 7-3500 £al*s — Installation < 0-3 Munt have references and own ATTENTION HORSEMEN »ny offer considered. BH J-B530. Three years to pay. Free survey, transportation. Call after 5 LI 3-Z3TO. 8TALI-6 Ai-allaMe. Paddock areai and automatic. ra8 JEEP utallon wagon, four-wheel The Boat Center, 75 Whit« St.. Red pleasant, dignified heauty service. No Apply employment office UC306 "55 Ford Ranch Wag., green, 8-cyl. 535. drive. Warner hubs, radio, lieater, 19.13 PLYMOUTH Cranbrrwk ledan, Rank. 18' FLYING FIN — 35 h.p. Johnso: canvassing, no delivering, no collect- new motor. J16O0. LO 8-6235. New slipcovers, good condition. 5105. electric starter, excellent condltio ing, call LI 2-2141. lower level, 10 a. m, to 4 UCI94 '55 Pontiac 4-dr., black/white, AT, PS 510. SH 7-H79. WOODPUSSY — Used »150, excellenl Complete with trailer, $1385. Call afli 1MB KORD Custom 300 tudor. condition. Terry skill 18', 35 h.p. HOUSEKEEPER — Live In. Five-room ped. CHRYSLER—1957, New Yorker, foil 6 p.m. SH 7-2878. ranch type house. Two adults. Call p. m. weekdays and Satur- UC338 '55 Ford Mainliner, green 2-dr. 310. LO 0-1IM motor $950. II. J. Wilson Boat Works, OS 1-2433, door, private party, bargain. $1250 479 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch. CA 22' CRUISE-ALONG, two bunks, heai days. UC278 "54 Ford RW 2-dr. V-8, blue/white 435. 1957 MO MAONETTJ3, Immaculate Aabury Park, PR 4-3730. 2-2032. galley, outriggers and all equlpmcn EXPERIENCED FOUNTAIN Girl want. condition. New black paint Job, Ilt.'.S DODGE, four door sedan, radio, 93 h.P. Chrysler, $1850. See at Irwl ed — 5 p.m. to 1 n.m. shift, \pnly UCI73 '54 DeSoto Firedome 4-dr., AT, 360. liullt engine. }I705. PR 40971. heater. In good condition. Call A1" 18' INBOARD — Seml-cabln, forward, Yacht Works, lied Bank, N. J. In person Howard Johnson's Restau- MONMOUTH neutral and reverse Rears, running rant, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. UC290 '54 Plym. 4-dr. Belv. Sed., 6-cyl., 235. M LINCOLN CAPHI convertible, full V0H7-J. lights, lour-cyllnder marine engine. RU 15' RUNABOUT wllh 1S59 Johnson Si power. Rest offer. Call after 6 p.m. FORD — 51 Tudor, Standard trans 1-2380 or CA 9-0930. Horse 18 h.p. motor. Just palntc< SECRETARY — Professional office, t SHOPING CENTER UC326 '54 Chev. 210 2-dr., green/white, std. 285. HI 3-142IW'.. mission. Good running condition. $125, Like new and ready to co. S375. Ca 4!ii days, bookkeeping experience, 8' FIBERQLAS LAPSTREAK dlnghys, SH 1-7086 nfler 5 p.m. EATONTOWN.NEW JERSEY UC297 '54 Nash Tudor Sedan, bluo 210. 19M PONTIAC four-door sedan, tfrioT OS l-;i417. Naveslnk Laminating, Ltd. Write 'SPO," Box 511, Red Bank. fiowl Imv. Call SH 1-2465 mornlngi Ill 3-1125 BEAUTIFUL 22' Zobel sea skiff SALESLADY for retail dairy store In UC336 "54 Chev. 210 4-dr., black/white 310. lf»W FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — excellent condition and in the wate AUTO PATVTS MAN It's iceberg white with a, blue interior. PARTIALLY COMPLETED 24' cruise! Red Bank. Inquire Woolley's Dairy, Married. Some experience In liandllnr IOr>9~VOLOVO — White, fully niulppedT Sanely Hook Bay Marina, Highland: 517 Green Grove Rd., Neptune. PR UC333 '53 Cadillac Cpe., Doville 510. It has Kord-O-Matlc drive, rndio and hull, 8' beam, seam Ktten construc- HI 3-1450. 5-5050. GM pnrts. Salary nnd Incentive, alt n.OOO miles. Must sell. Jim Call hratpr. It will make you a fine family tion, ready for planking, $300 or besl bencrtts. Must be neat and willing to UC288 '53 DeSoto Firedome, Cl. cpo. 160. O 4-5107. vehicle. Stop In now. offer. SH 7-1332 after 7 p. m. 14' OLDTOWN — Windshield, light.' assume responsibility. Write 'Auto 9.11 FORD — Convertible. Can be seen and all controls. 5300. 432 Harne! SECRETARY Dealer", P. O. Box 33G, Red Bank. , UC269 '53 Chrysler Sedan 235. IN STOCK Ave, Oakhurst, Excellent opportunity available In our at 52 Brlarwood Ave., Kcansblirg Maurice Schwartz REFRIGERATION MAN - Must bo UC26I '53 Dodge Coronet 4-dr. $ed., green 160. ifter 5 p.m. I' Rowboatj, CAVALIER 19.M 15' all mahogan; engineering department ?or expert 7 Kayaka CO h.p. Inboard, perfect for skiln enced secretary 3(M5 years of age experienced. Apply In person. Eaton- UC259 '53 Pontiac 2-dr. sed., green 185. 9>>7 LINCOLN PHEMIEiiK~conv»rtlblp. & Sons 5 h.p. air-cooled Clinton outboards Best offer. Mlhrn's Boat Works, We Heavy shorthand required. town TV. 60 Hwy. 35. Eatontown, Full powcl, many extras. 23,000 orig- IB' Pin Yan - like new. Good ataartlng salary, comprehensive til Wc»t Front Street Red Ban! St., Monmoutli Beach. ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS With at UC293 '53 Ford Customlino 4-dr., black, AT 235. inal mllfB. 52100. CO 4-2354 alter 6 p.m. MARINE ASSOCIATES company paid benefit program. Apply least six years experience In circuitry. UC343 '52 isMW IniHla — "MO' 1!>5TT~Averiuiei BHadysldo 7-0787 Park Rd. Monmoulh Beach 20' SLOOP — Cuddy cabin, two se1 m person or phono CO 44500 ext. 233 Good growth opportunity nnd pleasant Dodge Wayfarer 2-dr. Sedan 85. 55 miles per gallon. Good appear- OPEN NIGHTS CA 2-6(50 of sails, trailer and 5 h.p .outboan for additional Information. working conditions In ELECTRONIC S595. Call AT 1-3321 alter 6 p. m MEASUREMENTS CO'B new engineer- UC342 "52 Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan 210. ance, but needs some mechanical 1018 OLDSMOBILE new brakes. HO INTERNATIONAL work. Asking $395. Call RU M168-J. BIQ DISCOUNT BOAT SALE now going ing laboratory, devoted primarily to Call AT 1-3830. 77 Burlington Ave. on. Johnson and Mercury Authorized IS',4' RUNABOUT — Mark 55 Mercu FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES development of industrial electronic UC34I '52 Ford Customlino 2-dr., white, FOM 210. fter 6 p.m. Leonardo. and trailer. SCOO. Excellent condltio: Hose Lane Union Beach Dealer. A A B Boat Soles, Kwy 36, Also 12' molded rowlioat and totlr products. Apply In person or write, UC345 '51 Mercury Club Sedan 110. 1057 KORD — lllack tudor sedan, alx 1056 PLYMOUTH — Sir cylinder, Uelford. KE 6-5000. trailer, like new. 5100. Can be sc LAUNDHY PRESS operators. Steady ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., cylinder, standard transmission, ra- fltamlanl /ihlft, rndto, and heater. THOMPSON. BARBOUR, Wood-Punsy at 52 Brlanvood Ave., Keansburp work. Apply nt once In person, Leon's INC., Lewis St. and Maplfl Ave,, UC33I "51 Ford 2-dr. Sedan, black 110. dio, heater, new wbltcwal! tires and $550. Call 81! 7-2175. Flying Dutchman sail boats, Skim- after 5 p.m. weekdays and all da; Laundry, White St., Red Bank. Eatontown, N. J. LI 2-0300. sllpcovora, like new. KE 6-39S1. UC327 "51 Dodge 2-dr., black 85. mers, Evlnrude motors. Dockage and Saturday and Sunday. COUNTER GIRL to work in dry ctean ENGINEERING AIDES AND TECHNL 1057 CHKVUOLET — Hoi Air. equip storage. H. J. Wilson Boat Works. 470 Ing plant Must bo neat and pleas- AUTOS AND TRUCKS perl. Very clean, reanonable. Ca* Atlantic Ave. Long Branch. CA 2-2032. 25' CABIN BOAT 1956. Salvage caj' ciann, with at least five years exper- UC344 "50 Plymouth 2-dr., grey 85. Pll 4-2005. Hull Intact. Chrysler. Offers. 4' ant. Have own transportation. Call OS ience In electronic circuitry. Pleasant 161 LAPSTRAKE dory skiff. Flnergla: Palmer Ave., Keanshurg. 1-3070. working conditions In new englnearlng bottom. Excellent condition, 3250. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS—Full or laboratory workng with top grade en- USED TRUCKS AUSTIN HEALEY AUTOS AND TRUCKS SI I M205. 16' HIGH FREEBOARD custom bu part-time. Apply in person, Mermaid gineers. Apply In person or writt boat. 195R .15 h. p. Evlnrude. Ve Diner, Hwy. 36, Leonardo. ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. UTI5 '58 Ford Fl00. Vi ton pickup, green 810. 19- LAPSTRAKE skiff, 130 h. p. Chris tilatlng windshield. Fully pqulppei INC., Lowia St. end Maple Ave.. SPRITE WHEN YOU OWN A 1960 Craft recently factory rebuilt, elec- Many extras. Must sell. Call SH "-3S0 PART-TIME cocktail waitress. • Drift Eatontown, N. J. LI 2-0300. UTI2 '54 Chevrolet, 3105 Panel Vi ton 310. tric bllgo pump, complete, with trailer, wood By The Sea. Call SE 2-9S39. A-l condition, ready lor water. Mils BOATMAN'S SPECIAL — Sea Uriel Ask for Mr. Larson. UTI6 '53 Dodgo walk-in truck, whito/green 260. sell. HI 3-1101 J. dory 16* Flberfilas bottom. Good (Is! DISTRICT MANAGER Ing and clamming boat. Includes ri REGISTERED NURSES wanted. Write We have an additional opening for a UTI '56 Dodgo Vi ton pickup, green 665. VOLKSWAGEN 19r,.1 OWENS CABIN CltUISBP., excel built Johnson 10 h. p. J225. SH 1-4641 Brookdale Nursing Home 3325 High rnllnhle man to taUc charge ot a Man* lent condition. way 35 Hazlet. mouth County area. Work consists ol YOU ARE DRIVING THE KE 6-0184 TRAILERS SR9.00 I; 1.7 H. P. OUTBOARD MOTORS $69. NURSES AIDS wanted. Apply in per- super vising teenage newspa.per car- BEST MADE, MOST WHEELER cabin cruiser, 32x11x2',; 5 II P. MOTORS-ALL NEW JDD. son from 7 a. m. to 3 p. m. riers. Salary and car allowance. Ap- Head, galley, large deckhouse. Sleeps CAMP MARINE MI 2-6.143 (NEWARK Brookdale Nursing Home. 3325 High- ply In person to Mr. Llnke, Red Bank FR EE LI c ENSE PL A TES ECONOMICAL SMALL CAR six. New motor In 105V. $3500. In- way 35, Hazlet. Register, Broad St., Red Dank. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY quire SH 1-1SD1 daytime. SH 7-127.' 8' MNOHY. complete with oars. Llk with Iht purchase of any of the above SPORTS CAR WONDER evenings. new, $50. Call COUNTER WAITRESS — Hour* 9 to EXPERIENCED spray painter (or pro- used cars or We Have Wlint We Advertise I SH 12G70 2. No Sundays. No nights. Top salary. duction work. Steady work with over- SILVBRTON SKIFF — 23' 109 h.p.. Experienced only. Plaza Luncheonette, time. Apply In person. Estey Metal truck •; upon the: presentation of this ad! OF THE WORLD Grey engine, new condition. Has N'EW" 17' Crosby, Capri de luxe mod English Plaza, Red Bank. head, two bunks, automatic bilge pump. boat with all accessories, Contro Products Co., Inc., 1 Catherine St., For Less Than $2,000 $ Navy ton wllh fllfle curtains and other cushions, life preservers, and nc EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN—Steady lied Bank. Performance, Economy, extras. Price ?2.!)50. Phone RU 1-22-10 15 h. P. Mercury engine. Tntal reta or part-time. SH 7-9829. Nicks Beauty ROUTE SALESMAN (or one of our 1597 evenings. nrice $2205. Will sell for S1500. Neve Shop. Highwny 35. Red Bank. many routes. Salary plus commis- r >ren used. Complete financing throuK sion on an established territory. Ap- and SAFETY! Include! Full Guarantee. All safety 27 ~5VEN "SKIFF — liTwaler. Need MAID TO MVE IN. Nice home, small >ank. Sacrifice. Call SH 1-1516 or K family. Cooking and upstairs clenn- ply between 8-9 a. m. and 4-5 p. m. Eiulpment. Defroster, Heater. motor. Will sell reasonable. HI 3- 1-1330. Donald's Laundry, 4t Marlon St., Red Immediate Jelivory I.IG-M. "ig, other help employed. Good refer- We give the lowest prices and the ences. RU 1-0947. Bank. No Down Payment best service because we have pride .4' CEDAR P.OWBOAT — 5!i h.p. EVINRUPE 25 It. P. manual starl In our reputation. Johnsnn outboard, very good condi- excellent condition. 5165. WOMEN (three) for room cleaninE at COMMERCIAL SIGN PAINTER exper- SH 1-0901 Ship Ahoy Motel. Hours 9:30 to 3 ienced. Neat, conscientious, married. Trades Accepted lon. JlfiO. Call SH 7-20S8 after 6 p.m. All year round company benefits. Call ALL 1%0 GIIIAS, HI;'SES, CONV. TWO 25 h. p. outboard motors. On P.m. $1.25 ner hour. Experience not MATAWAN SOLD UNDER LIST PRICES FlIIEIlriLAS YOl.'ll BOAT with Glass necessary. For Interview call SE 2-0060 KE 6-4646. rote SuptM Marine Resin 50.95 gal. Kvlnrude. one Johnson, both mamtfl .SI.as qt., 3S" 1(1 iK. cloth SI.40 a yd itarttne. good condition, priced to sel BOOKKEEPER accounts payable, abil. ELECTROLUX CORPORATION Foreign Motor Sales Automatic Drive Only at RoWl by Jacobs Hardware Co., Shrews- A SlWer. Freehold. Days HO 2-12M Hy to type. Pleasnnt working conrtl- &0S Prospect Ave., Little Silver Shop- ry Ave Red Hank, Anglers Bfml venllim HO 2-4136. lons. Liberal employee benefits. Can- ping Center. Man wanted. Mechanical erbury Knitters, Locust St., Keyport. background helpful. Sales and service. f^aiulInK Inc.. 1300 Ocean Ave., Sea J ET FOURTEEN OLSEN BUlT? SH 1.2070... iirlKht. BOSTON SAILS TRAILER. CAL LADY FOR GENERAL office work, FORD "(Authorized Saloi-STervlce) j SH 1-5880. typing essential. Part-time. Call in COOK — To help chef. Steady" workT s'KW HOAT — Ifi' rowhnat equipped nnt seasonal. Apply alter It a.m. MO^-AUSTIMTT^AUSTIH 1 for outboard motor. SIOO. 21 NEW BOATS! !5i> tn $50(10 Person only, Bongarzone Nursery, Way SUCCESSOR TO G. S. BARRETT LITTLE CAR GO AT 1-2727 or KB B-2G8S side Rd., New Shrewsbury. Tuttle Glass Mouse Restauiant, Hwy HEALY — SPRITE — MORRIS ' Also Used Bouts-New and Used Motorl 35, Laurence Harbor. •-.•;;"•' or.Oa .iiiiTiV 9 KM'. <,V. BAHQAIN — Any boat you want to IRWINS' YACHT WORKS WOMAN — Refined, Intelligent for 60 MAIN ST. MATAWAN, N. J. MINOR-EHOLISH FORD own. I/iw hank rates. Financing ar- Marine Park. Rcvl F!nnk SH 1-00(1 year around, full time, retull work. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, for active ;.. -••••<% HIIEY':^ -'.i;' rangements completed In one call at Personality, Industry, initiative more office with excellent Hwy. location. ITWO BLOCKS WEST OF R.R. STATION) m.. (6. Pln« nrooh. N. J. CA 6-0874 BOAT SLIPS now available. Reasn mportant than experience. Start 51.25- No experience necessary. If you have ; any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH able rates. 1200 Ocean Ave., Se 124 Hwy.-.35--' ••'•'• Neptuiw-;'; 487 Main 81., Enst orange OR 2-A513 COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. BH 1- SI.50 an hour. Elneron area. Write tlie ability to get along with people Brlcht. SE 2-OMfl. Retail", Box Ml. Red Bank. and like to work wo will train you to Evoi. 'til 9 PR 4-8900' Main St. 4 1th Ave,. Aabury Park 1000. sell. Full time only. Harry A. Kear- '.OWBOAT excellent condition throng CLERICAL position. 40 hours week, no LO 6-3100 Pit 4S030 out Newly painted, all mahOEan ney 8c. Co., Realtors. OS 1-0GO0. Ask Saturdays, part or full time. Reply for Mr. Bova. AUTOS AND TRUCKS seals. Priced for quick sale 530. LI o Box 592, Red Bank. 0427. SECRETARY for busy real estate In DH1VEI13 WANTKD — Blue Bell Ice IVANTKD — Pressurized tank sultabl suranco firm, all year around posi Cream, commission and bonus. Ap- for Johnson motor. Six gallon t ply between 10-11 a.m. corner Ocean A LARGE SELECTION OF on. 5!i days prr week, must be & Smith PI., East Keansburg. larger. Call SH 1-9144. accurate typist anrt take rapid short- hand. Diversified, general clerical work MAN WANTED for ceneral work In Excellent opportunity for some one Red Bank hardware store. Write GUARANTEED willing to assume responsibility, ex- P. O. Box 205, Red Bank. BUSINESS NOTICES porfence preferred but not necessary, USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED ood starting pay plus vacation, etc. VOUNG MAN wanted for service sta- JASONRY. CARPENTRY, sidewalks, Call LI 2-3500 between 5 and 6 p. in. tion work. SlnRle, knowledge of serv- retaining wells, dry wells, patios, al- •nly, for personal interview. ice station work helpful but not nec- :crnllons. SH 7-2144. essary. Call SH 1-0817 between 1:30 nnd DODGE AND DART DEALER EXPERIENCED WAITRESS over 21. 3:30 for appointment. FOR TREE WOKK, C4O tree servlc Apply at G1GI Restaurant, 318 Ocean- Topping, trimming, removal. Call L port Ave., Oceiinpurt. AUTO SALESMAN 2-4220 for tree estimate-. Full Insuranci For .fastest growing Chevrolet denier leverage. WAITRESSES—Experienced. Over 21 In Monmouth County. Must he willing years. Good hours, salary, meals. :o work for hlch earnings. Profit-shar- FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. ing plan, all benefits. Contact Mr. Vnn FIIiBnOLAIN counter and table service. Opening May 27. Apply any day 9 n. m. to Doren, Circle Chevrolet Co., 325 Maple Over 50 Years Selling Automobiles We specialize In Flberclas covering and Ave., Red Bank. Flberclas products tor home, marine p. m. Mnhers, Long Branch. 149 W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 ntl Industrial uses. NAVESINK LAM' DENTAL ASSISTANT full tin)'-. Ion- MECHANIC — Outboard and inboard BATING, LTD. ill 3-1125. ian Township. Write "D. L.' Box motors. Mercury experience pre- 10 Center St. Freehold HO 2-0570 >1I, Red Bank. ferred. Top wages, phone CA 2-6425. AnRler'a Marina, 1300) Ocean Ave., Sea AUTOS AND TRUCKS IWITCHBOARD OrEUATOR - Recep- Blh tionist PBX experience, ability to ype, pleasant working cond it Inn, Mb- (More Classified Ads •ml employee benefits. Canterbury xnlttcrs Ltd., Locust St., Key port. On The Next Page) COMPACT PLUS! AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS YOU'RE SMART THAT'S THE MORRIS MINOR 1000! It's the "Best Economy Car in the World!" The initial cost is low ... you save on YOU'LL LOOK gas mileage . . . insurance . . . and you get top quality performance for the whole INTO THE family. • Gas Mileage over 40 MPG • Seats Four Adults '53 GMC '/2 ton Panel Delivery 295. '53 DODGE 4-Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater 295. Comfortably '53 FORD Victoria Hard Top, Fordomatic 495. • Top Speed Over 70 MPH '54 PONTIAC 4-Dr. Sedan, R&H, Good Value 405. '55 FORD Mainline Fordor, Radio, Heater 550. • FULL 12 MONTH '54 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hard Top, P-Glide 550. GUARANTEE '56 FORD Mainline Tudor Sedan,- R&H 650. '55 MERCURY 2-Dr. Sedan, Mercomatic 695. PRICED ,.-„_ •5G MERCURY 4-Dr. Hard Top, Mercomatic 795. '60 FORD FALCON FROM $I495 '55 MONTCLAIR Convertible, Mercomatic 850. '56 FORD Fairlane Fordor Sedan, Bargain 850. '57 CHEVROLET "210" 2-Dr. Sedan, only 8!)5. AMERICA'S FAVORITE COMPACT CAR! '57 PLYMOUTH Savoy, 2-Dr., Power-Flight 895. '56 MERCURY Hard Top, MOM, Air-Conditioning 995. '57 FORD Custom 300 Tudor, Fordomatic 1050. '58 EDSEL Pacer 2-Dr. Hardtop, MOM, PS 1095. • TWO DOORS • FOUR DOORS • STATION WAGONS '5G OLDSMOBILE "98" 4-Dr. Full Power, Nice 1150. '57 MONTEREY Hardtops, Mercomatic 1395. We're Not "Clowning" Around When '56 LINCOLN Premiere Coupe, Full Power 1395. '57 FORD 3 Yard Dump Truck 1395. We Say This Car Is Roomy! '57 LINCOLN Capri 4-Dr. Full Power 1750. LOWEST PRICES-HIGHEST TRADES '58 MONTEREY 4-Dr., Full Power, Electric Windows 1795. '58 MONTCLAIR Hard Top, Full Power, Sporly 1895. '57 CADILLAC 4-Dr. Hard Top, Full Power 2150. SEE 20 or MORE CLOWNS '59 MONTEREY Hard Top, MOM, Very Nice 2295. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! '58 LINCOLN Premiere Hard Top, Full Power 2795. Climb Out of This Sensational Little Car at the SPECIAL SALE ON USED STATION WAGONS Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. Circus BEST DEALS ON NEW I960 FRIDAY, MAY 20th FALCONS, FORDS, MERCURYS, LINCOLNS at the KROLL Municipal* Stadium Circus Grounds AND THE NEW COMETS LONG BRANCH IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Free Tickets for the Kiddies at MOTORS, INC. Competitive - Reliable AUTHORIZED (:ORD DEALER 671 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH AGENCIES ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES SICLLINO I'OIU) PRODUCTS FOR 55 YKAKS CA 2-3600 OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL 9 19 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank rvt.Ni(jo:; 'in. v p. M. MONMOUTH STREET OITO'UTK TUB CAIII.TON THKATKII SH 7./2% mort- Well landscaped lot. Low taxes, trance foyer, three bedrooms, and large dining area.,Patio with $18,500. gage of $19,500. $38,500. living room off the center RUMSON — Taxes $170. Lovely two bathrooms beyond descrip- awning, dry basement, attic stor- low price. $18,500. hall, the oversized dining older home. Convenient area. OWN THRU KRONE tion for luxury, maid's rqom and age. Owner Florida bound. Good RUMSON — Attractive Cape Cod LONG LOW STONE FRONT CENTER HALL COLONIAL in room and kitchen, and the Threo bedrooms, dining room, bath. Paneled den, immense value. $18,500. CUSTOM BUILT RANCH $16,900 a beautiful country setting. Over four large bedrooms, 2]/ Only eight months old and situ- home in perfect condition. Fire- RANCH 2 fireplace, living room, den, eat- family room with fireplace, place in the living room; dining two acres of property. Three baths will make you proud in kitchen, garage, basement, ated on beautiful one-half acre. Spacious throughout, four bed- bedrooms and den, each with beamed ceiling dining room, a RUMSON — Older home, fine Spacious living room, paneled room, Crown kitchen, electric to own and entertain in. porch. Offered at $15,200. See kitchen so lovely, so filled with area. Center hall, living and range, dishwasher. Three bed- rooms, two baths, family room, fireplace; two baths, two $32,000. this first. dining, science kitchen with wall full dining room, deluxe electric screened porches, modern kitch- latest developments as to defy dining rooms, double kitchen, oven, three bright bedrooms rooms, tiled bath, pine paneled v description. An eudation in brand new bath with stall show- playroom, hobby shop, laundry. kitchen. Acre plot—non develop en with breakfast area. Barn For The Family Man — Priced EXCELLENT RUMSON LOCA- eleganco and planning. $55,000. er. Second floor: three bedrooms with powder room off master Many extras. Near Forrestdale ment. Owner transferred will with horse stall.' Also dog kennel just right at $18,<)00, this TION — Ideal for young family and old fashioned bath. Third bedroom; full basement plus school, Exceptional value. $18,- sacrifice. Asking $31,900. on property. Must be seen to be four-bedroom, three-bath or retired couple. Spotless con- BREATHLESS RURAL LOVELI- floor: two bedrooms. Heated oversized garage. Fruit trees too. 500. appreciated. home has all that is needed dition inside and out. Walk to CHOICE FAIR HAVEN RANCH for that ever-growing family schools, buses, shopping. Four NESS — Rolling green slopes, sunporch, full basement, new oil OWN THRU KRONE Near river. Custom built seven COLONIAL with broad center hall barely penetrable tree laden burner, excellent heatolater SPANKING NEW-$15,990 RANCH HOME in Little Silver —A den, a game room, two bedrooms, game room, fireplace, areas. Most accessible to rail- wood-burning fireplace, one-car Seven spacious rooms. Pine pan- years ago. Immaculate inside entrance. Four bedrooms, den, porches, spacious living eat-in kitchen, basement. Asking 4 BEDROOMS - li/2 BATHS and out. Velvet lawns, beautiful sun porch, two baths, two pow- road station, schools and ocean oversized garage, two additional Charming home on dead-end eled fireplace; three twin bed room with fireplace, kitchen $18,500. rooms. Immaculate condition — shrubbery and trees. Foyer, den, der rooms, two-car. garage, dry with pantry are awaiting bathing. Monmouth County's outbuildings, low taxes, beautiful street. Oversized plot with many cellar, beautiful old trees and most sought after community of- pine trees. Asking $18,000. tall trees. Picture window livinj move right in. Must sell! Asking three bedrooms, two tile baths, your arrival. NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? In fers outstanding home in gor- $20,500. formal living and dining rooms, garden. Just reduced to $43,900. Rumson? Holy Cross parish? room; doll house kitchen, ful model electric kitchen; basement For The Gardening Enthusiast— Here is a value: l'/ baths, huge geous setting. Center hall, three FAIR HAVEN — Custom built basement with poured concrete SPACIOUS HOME in excellent 2 bedrooms, two baths, immense foundation. New dryer included. with paneled family room, two REDDEN AGENCY This beautifully situated dining room, eat-in kitchen, nearly new ranch house, spotless condition. Convenient Little Sil- car garage. Distinguished among three-bedroom ranch has porch, basement, garage, shaded den, guest room and bath. Cellar, condition. Above average neigh- Pick your colors and move right ver location. Eight rooms. Four 301 Mape Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. two-car garage. Huge closets, in. higher priced homes. $38,500. the quality of soil so con- ot. Taxes $280. Asking $18,900. borhood, attractive plot, trees bedrooms, V/2 tiled baths. Large ductive to bright, cheerful wide halls, luxury trimmings. Be and roses. Living and dining dining room, den, pine playroom, SHadyside 1-5660 yond compare. $32,500. OWN THRU KRONE gardens. The tries are in IMMACULATE IS THE WORD rooms, kitchen, three bedrooms OWNER'S SACRIFICE two-car garage. Plot 300 feet WALKER & WALKER abundance and the lot itself and tile bath. Attached garage, deep. Trees, shrubbery. Very —Almost new. Four bedrooms OLD AND ATfRACTIVE OUT- 4-BEDROOM RANCH $16,900 REALTORS ROLAND PIERSON has the start for the ever- with two baths upstairs. Family full basement. Asking $22,000. Lovely eight-year old home and special at $21,500. loving garden farmer. Ask- room, laundry, lavatory, guest SIDE BREATHTAKING IN- garage on beautiful 100x150 plot. Highway 35 Shrewsbury AGENCY ing $20,300. bedroom. Full basement, rear SIDE — You will be "shook up" LITTLE SILVER — Brick and Large living-dining room; ultra- MODERN RANCH HOME. Two- SHadyside 1-5212 terrace. Attached two-car ga- when you enter this lovely home. frame ranch house. Excellent modern kitchen, RECREATION thirds acre. 30-ft. living room Mortgages — Insurance For The Retired Couple — This rage. Two-thirds acre of trees From the handsome foyer plot. Area filled with pine trees. ROOM, utility room, tile bath latest kitchen, breakfast room, Open 7 Days two-story, two-bedroom and shrubs. Exceptional at $21,- through all seven of the large Living room, dining room, kitch- plus room ready for another. three twin bedrooms, two baths, LITTLE SILVER home is nestled away In the 000. rooms, you will admire the skill en, three bedrooms, three baths, Must be seen. large family room. Full, dry Attractive three-bedroom colon- country just waiting for you. and workmanship. Expense was flag porch with awning. Two- basement, two-car garage. Beau- CROWELL AGENCY ial on large shaded lot. Living There is a full basement FIRST TIME OFFERED-Ccntcr totally ignored. Four unusual car attached garage. $45,000. OWN THRU KRONE tifully landscaped. Outstanding room, dining room, patio, full bedrooms. Two handsome baths. FABULOUS RUMSON value $19,900. REALTOR basement. A-l location. Price for that hobby of "his" and hall colonial. % acre trees and This entire house was remod- $27,900. a wonderful kitchen for shrubs. Finest Rumson area. Liv- RUMSON — Holy Cross area. 3 BEDROOMS • l'/2 BATHS elled, refurbished, rewired and $18,500 WIDE SELECTION ECONOMICAL - Cape Cod with "her" delight. $15,000. ng room with fireplace, paneled Two-story home with charm. four bedrooms, ocnveniently lo- INCOME PROPERTY den, lavatory, three bedrooms, rejuvenated. Wall-to-wall carpet Excellent condition. Living and Adorable Cape Cod and garage. OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES 1 throughout. Asking $24,950. Large living room, pine paneled cated in New Shrewsbury, near Three-bedroom older home. Liv- For The Young Executive—This bath, screened porch, patio, at dining rooms, den, kitchen, pan- "TO BUY OR SELL" Red Bank. Cash required, only ing room, dining room, modern three-bedroom ranch Is on tached two-car garage, green try, recreation room (or bed- dining area in cheery kitchen. WHAT WOULD YOU OFFER for Full basement. Brick patio has $900. 4'/2% mortgage available. kitchen. Near transportation. a lit that is made for con- house. Asking $32,900. this beautiful estate? Long, low, room), full bath. Second floor: PHONE SH 1-1017 Price only $12,900. Storms, screens. $19,900. genial entertaining and re three bedrooms, tiled bath. 100% awnings. Aluminum screens, NEW LISTING - Four-hedroom four-bedroom ranch home for insulated, new furnace and hot storms, DISHWASHER. Attic fan iaxed lounging. This is our sale. It boasts 22' paneled family included. HURRY ON THIS! COLONIAL — Located on dead- MIDDLETOWN "exclusive" that is really a colonial. Two baths, fireplace water heater. Full cellar, de- J. LESTER RIGBY end street. Just minutes from large living room, dining room room, 20x20 living room with tached garage. Many, many ex- Four-bedroom Cape Cod. Living "buy of the month." Price? fireplace, dining room. Three Red Bank. Three-bedroom co- room, kitchen, two baths. Oil $14,000. cat-in kitchen, huge paneled game tras, wall-to-wall carpeting, etc. ASSOCIATES, INC. baths, basement and garage. M. KRONE lonial, \y2 baths, attached ga baseboard heat, basement. Ex- room with bar, enclosed porch Subject offer $25,900. B58 Tinton Avenue, rage. Only $15,900. dishwasher, dryer, washer, re- Complete with all appliances and ASSOCIATES, INC. cellent condition. Near schools For The Nature Lovers — This wall-to-wall carpeting, l'/^-acre New Shrewsbury, N. J. and transportation. $15,500. frigerator, wall-to-wall carpets, FAIR HAVEN - Priced to sell Rt. 35 Eatontown MODERN SPLIT LEVEL — home is on an acre of beau- plus much more. Offered at $31, Rumson prestige location. 100' ty that is unsurpassed. trees. Owner wants offers. in River Oaks. Two-story co- Liberty 2-2133 SH 1-7741 LI 2-0946 Eight-room, V/2 baths, with at- FARMS, ACREAGE 900 by transferred owner. lonial. Center hall, living room, tached garage. This home is Trees, horses, children, tur- NEW SHREWSBURY — This COMMERCIAL AND tles, birds, chickens, brooks, LOW TAXES IN RUMSON-For dining room, kitchen, two bed- tastefully decorated and includes dogs — all surround this GRACIOUS SOUTHERN COLON rooms, tiled bath. Second floor: home deserves the superlatives wall-to-wall carpets. 4%% mort INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE AL — Terraced half-acre plot. example, $286.15 is the I960 tax A. FRED MAFFEO —a modern three-bedroom split three-bedroom, two-bath for this immaculate four-bedroom two bedrooms and tiled bath. gage available. Asking $19,500. 300 Half Mile Rd. Red Bank ranch with its den and two- Wide center foyer, sunken living iome. No catch to this, it is Two-car attached garage, en- AGENCY level with colonial decor. This car garage. One of the best room with three exposures, for- closed breezeway, full basement, home was custom built on a plot SHadyside 1-7575-6 mal dining room, 17-foot pan- n a fine neighborhood. It even HWY.35 SHREWSBURY with an obundance of snade CROWELL AGENCY buys in Middlntown. 525,000. ncludes a fireplace, and a pan- nice plot with trees. Real nice eled den with raised hearth fire- house, large rooms. Owner leav- SHadyside 1-9333 trees, dead-end street, beautiful- Middletown OS 1-0400 2W-ACRE BUILDING SITE — Cleared place, powder room, lflGO kitchen eled game room with bar. Ga- land, convenient location. $3,O0O. 1 ing area. Reduced to $29,300. ly landscaped. Living room has Ft. .15 Middletown, N. J. with built-in. ;. Breakfast room, rage too. Pretty trees and FOUR-BEDROOM HOME IN COMFORTABLE BUNGALOW — Mod- shrubs. Asking $18,500. fireplace, colonial mantle, full ern Improvements, five acres, large OS l-0fi00 livi-s:. OS 1-1413 'irst floor mud room with dryer 5O0D RESIDENTIAL AREA - dining room, screened porch or WEART-NEMETH road frontage. 516,800. incl washer connections, four Living room, dining room, kitch- COLT'S NECK — Modern home on Monday thru Friday—9 to 9 double bedrooms, two tiled baths, EXCEPTIONAL VALUE - At- THE LOW AGENCY summer dining room, nicely ap- five acres, nicely landscaped, spacious tractive four-bedroom Cape Cod en, bath and porch. Ideal for pointed kitchen, attractively pan> AGENCY living room, fireplace, 275' iront, Saturday & Sunday to 6 P.M. dressing room, big basement, at- buyer with redecorating skill. eled family room, finished play- brook. J25.500. tached two-car garage. Impress- fine residential neighborhood REALTORS "15,500. 102 WEST FRONT STREET ve home at a reasonable $31,900. close to modern school. Living room in cellar. Two-car attached r.KI) HANK fJAI'K COD -- Mvlng 636 River Road Fair Haven garage. Excellent home, excel SHadyside 1-2240 r>"!ri. t\Tf\>\nn\ illnlni: mom, !hrri> room with pine paneled wall and ATTRACTIVE RANCH HOME on George V. Illmensee bMrcimn. Amurnr yt H>i\ ui'irtcirp brick fireplace, modern kitchen, SHadysidf 1-4477 three acres in desirable com- lent neighborhood, reasonably 24-Hour Answering Service BROKER *•;. Pnrnienla M'J inurdhlr. fH.Mi. HALL BROS. large enclosed breezeway affords priced at $37,500. Routo 34 CoH'I Neck munity. Large living room with RUMSON — Near school. Three- HOpklnj 2-3172 Schanck Agency 813 River Road Fair Haven a lovely family dining room. At- DREAM COTTAGE Nestled fireplace, three bedrooms, tile tached oversized garage with bedroom Cape Cod with room for CAPE COD—Pour rooms, fireplace, full I r.l'i'Irn PI." '• JIM n*nk among many large trees and bath, ample kitchen, screened SH l-7fiRG separate workshop or playroom. RUMSON —Conveniently located another bedroom, V/2 baths, built basemente, , hot watetrr hheae t oil firede , KllndyaMf 7 tn'2,0()love 2,000 listings throughout MoMonn- one-car garage, patio. Priced at Asking $25,000. stone fireplace, full' dining room, 98 Comanchc Drive Ocea.npo.rt kitchen equipped with good cabinets, iii): room. Dininj; room. Kitchen. t'y" ranch'", excellen...... •t location• , j mouth and Ocean County_ - . Sen- d $22,000. appliances and eating area. Two car i ESTATES CA 2-1602 garage, full cellar, porch, acre plot Large 30" living-dining room, ( f kl Three bedrooms, bath, fireplace. (or free booklet. with shade trees. . Dead end street. JM.'i. iilliii-niodern kitchenkih , separate Interested? Call K5.000. J. Lester Klgby Associates, Weil (if the Garden State Parkway ,..,„ ,„,,..,, Mr-AD , ,. !|auntlr>'. spacious breakfast nook, 65R Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury. ) M NEW HOUSES SHadyside 1-7741. Off Swimming River Koad •AIR IIAVI-N. NI-.AR IU'.D:,|m,p , ho(|r0(mls Uvn ,,,„,„.' (est. 42 years) DENNIS K. BYRNE LEWIS LANE FAIR HAVEN SANK - (.harm.MK six-room ,|,., LINCItOFT — very attractive thrr« mrEalion ron fllM n Highway 35 Shrewsbury Dominic P. Figaro bedroom ranch home, wooded lot, NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. honii: in i;c)ui] family neighbor- (,„ Al--•l fo- r onl•y $20,000- . REATOR — INSUROR boasts a. fireplace and panelling In hood. Fireplace. Three hed-^ SHadyside 1-8600 Ready For Decoration brlpht llvlnc room, nicely equipped 8 West River Road kitchen, tiled bath, full cellar, at- moms. Tiled bath. Hasemeni. KiVHR OAKS SPECIAL - • Come _iE - BEDROOM CAPE COD (if no answer CHestnut 4-1189) RANCH — Large living room with tached garage. Low taxes and heatlnK ifipeii porch. Two garages. $I8.-;M;, lhis ,|m.(..|)cdroom ranch Rumson, New Jersey fireplace. Dining room and Hotpolnt costs. Asking SIB.500. J, Lester RlRby RANCHES Associates, 6.VS Tinton Avenue, New ..IK). Make ntlc-r. :WJI|, spneious living room, full kiichen. Tile hftth. Full bnsement. Oil FIUST TIME OFFERED hot water heat. Onp.-car garage. Ex- Shrewsbury. SHadyside 1-7741. ( i i ThrcelicilrcKim colonial In Itumann. Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 SPLIT LEVELS RIVERFRONT WITH A TIIRI-K-i ! " "K .':»<™, modern kitchen and f'ufltfim built for prt'ient owner. On pansion attic. Screens. Landscaped. FIRST TIME OFFERED! This large MILK VIEW - Siindy beach. Re- Pay $23,000 and move in lovely lot. An cxcepttoniilly conve.il- WATBIIFRONT — Biilkhenrt, tlock, For Information call SH 1-50*0 or real year old split level In a secluded time rnt nnil ilrslniMe neighborhood. Holme neighborhood of homeowners and home lax iind fish n(( your private new for a summer of fun. rti*pp wntpr. Cutft cottngp. Flrtplncp, estate broker. lovers. One mile to station. Center en- CAPE CODS llii.i ci-r.trr l-.all. ceclnr paneleil living plno kitchen with picture window, pan- bulkhead. Roomy four-room cot- nmm with beamed celling, also, flrc- oramic view. Large master bedroom, trance hall, spacious living room with Inge, fireplace, tile balii, screen- FOR THE DISCRIMINATING plftre. I«xrKe screenf'1-ln porch, pan- dPti-Kunnt be rl room, Attached garage. U.S. STEEL HOMES—Choice ol 78 dif- how windows, full dining room, extra eled dlnlnK room, modern kitchen. Screened patio. $21,000. large modern kitchen, four double, bed- TWO STORY led port li, oversimi garage with COUPLE: — Who want n small ferent floor plans, priced from $10,- rooms, three baths, mahogony pan- house at a small price in a top tM»wder and laundry moms, nttnehed eled family room, basement, patio, workshop, low taxes. $21,000. two-rnr Kiirftgr. A wonderful fnmlly 6O0 to »20,000. Everett H. Thronn Co., and atlached garnge. Exclusive with location, wo have a three-bed- linnie. l-'or further Information call Lawrence J. Schilling us. 525,500. ROLSTON WATERBVRY room, twn-bath house, high on HLl 1-JTOO. REALTOR OS 1-0052. REALTOR. IB W. FRONT STREET, $19,500 "dip TRKE-.SIIADKI) I.ANK-Colnnial 16 Spring Street Red Bank RED BANK. N. J. Slladyslde 7-3M0. in a pretly setting, (iracious the bank nf (he Navcsink River, WATERFHO.NT SMartyglrif 7-4121 LITTLE SILVER — Seven-room colon- EATONTOWN — Five room wonrlef living room with fireplace. I-'ulI at only $32,000. Knriy Amerlrun lionie with Blx hed- SEVEN nOOM I1OUHK—1fi Throckmor- la), den, fireplace. Ideal location, Why settle for lc:s ihiin a ciistomi/itl, Miprrinr built home riioin/i. Fronting cm Navesink Hlver, trns. Call SH 7-0411 ranch. FIIM basement. Men *'"•• ri (dining mom. Three bedrooms. wllli most nttrnctlvn grounds. A home ton Ave., KM Utink, SH 1*0151, eve- mortgage. Low cash down. JI0.700. at RJVERIMI.E ESTATES? limit U> your order ! I lot waler oil heal. Garajie. LARGE: LOVELY COLONIAL - [or (rnclutis living. Asking S.W.OOO. nink'fl fi-I>( all day Saturdny and Sunday. Can he bought on cnntracl. Call OV- Will rrnl. LITTLE SILVER — Attractive ranch, erhronk 1-7511. Plalnvlew, Long Island. Askillj; $:!(!,mill. For die large lovely family, well thrco hedrooms, center hall, large and fraiutini; — EA'ntNTOWN — Vail Ilomrs, four IVIIIK room, dlnlnc paneled (ten. lfto RI'MSON—Snilit older home: tine for ennstnicled, beautifully kept. A GLAZEBROOK roomn, rtuvltx. V>».P»O ntftnihly. Per- haths. two-car garage, convenient lo- larre family; ten rooms, 2'i bnths; • "NO LOOK ALIKE" linmcs — you'll like our models, or IEOUR-MII.E VIEW - KlVEU-imaster bedroom and bath nn cation. Asking J20.M0. Owner SH 1-D308. convenient to bench nnd parochlnl ; fprt Jihfipc IlPBt offpr. LI 2-11.10. srhool. $21000. Thompson Agencv. fll vim may bring your own ideas ur plans. FRONT — llulkliead. Dock. Tall first floor, three bedrooms and AGENCY E. Front Staled rinnk. Sll 1-0700. Eruil trees. Reimxl- TIIItKIB B HBOIIOOMS, Inrtc kitchen, BEVKN-I1OOM hou»i\ bath, llfl Hhrewi evei'l'.ri'eir,. twn baths nn second floor, gives Avcnut; of Two Rivers, Rumson fformal l nl/e di(Itnitii K rnnin, kltrhriikih , re liury Ave., noil Hank. J12.0O0. Will CIlAitMINo Cape Cod. Lamlscnped • TAI.I. SHADE 'IHI.ES -- hundreds of dogwood, r-vrrj-n-i-n [(•led home. 2\ tileil baths. Nine each member nf Ihe family a rentlon rtKim foypr fiitry, 1 \% baths kn over morlgnBe. SH 7-4407. grounds, *i acre, Three bedrooms, and othiT lovily (Judo trees. 1 twin bedrounis. RU 1-17Q0 Alter 6 p.m. RU 1-1074 ittnr.hrd Karate; lmnipdlat« occupancy; full rellar. OarnRe. Stone fireplace, looms. 1-oiir feeling of .space and privacy. (Ul.rtfK); no down pnympnt for vpt«, low TJI1H Til* TO!' 11AUGAIN has four Jnlousli-d sun room. Low down pay- llii|:e fireplace. G.K. country This home located in a lovely down pnyrnent for others. COIfax 4-lfllO, twin sized bodrooiim, churminR liv- ment K.II.A. available. tlS.flOO. Thomp- • !.; ACHE PI.OIS plrnlv ol space for the barbecue or Ihe kitchen, rorches. New carpeting. residential area, yet convenient KlKlil-rixiiii Nrw KMKIIUUI ('IL|I, winding, pitjturi";<|iiij street.'.. g , y Ktiinily IIVIHK rinnn with natlvn mon? Minni.K'I'OWN — Spvpn-room conven- knrly Ircp. Miadnd groundn, i'lve mln- Twn-caT r j:araj;e.. Askinki g $45,1100$451 . tn all schoolshl , railroaildd and (Ircpuu-c. iMiiertitininh' (lining mom, nil tioti.il split lflv«l. Kxcolli-nl VIPW t" titon tn nriinol, shopping, \vn\n »nil IIMH. MiniiLKToWN — vive-room r.inrti, l fli'ctrir. rtltrhrn, (ipaelou« Rrcn'iLtUm •owls It) rrnr from (Unlnc room an AnltiiiK $i!>;lm. Klwood A. ArmslronR lull basement. large, lot, desirable • SUI'EIMl (•|)!;SII5 Pronpecl Ave., Little 9il loeaUnn. msny extras, call OH l-on.ill ctintKi*. Iti'iifcliiful tri'i' nlmdrd groundi vrr. HII 1-4500. how" cues Dim i,iCopper 1 Itij; jlti.MH, KIWIKUI A. AnnnlrnnK It**"!- (ion ranch In nHrrt art* it. I'rp.tly 11 v • ilwellmi , ;\nd coU''ct rriit (nun fir.:* l'nirii'prt Ave, Mtilr lillvpr. rnrprllnK. hoi water heat. KK (I-6M2. Plumbing, lull In.Uallnlioii, Vinyl Moor:., (iveisi/ed # SNYDER & CO. il'lTI.K KSTATH - - Untr|tii* design nn room with (irirk flrcplnrc, so pup (i:m_• 7:30 n. m. or 4:.1O • (1 n. m. Garaj;'",. Ihi' nlhiT tenant', (liil-of-tmvn :tii i irnm. _ _ (•ilMnm-tiuIlt nU-rriom rnnch. He id- rtltiluK room, inodtTii kltrhi'ii, di.Mi. owner li.is nohlird ir. In redurr Established 1873 M A It li-A I N I' I'.-l <• K-I» iilclrr ~ i\t- hiilt'il. Over nrrn In Hnro i liiinnim wnflhrr, recrcfitiMii room with har ]>•'* ATLANTIC HIRllLANriR •- Four-bed- I n'in:il In I.i'flr Klivr. Doixl ruM.11- ntlirdrnl livins rnnin. flrrplnrp; dlnlfiK Id , Hirer iH'dniiwn.i arid hnth, |nw vim house, den with fireplace, Pi Ins ii.skini: pi ii r Id flfi/llll). Cill 'HKUTVIKW .'il'Ki'lAI/ l.cm-ly Ilir II1..M. I, >>in, i t-pariitr rilti- (wiin. kitchen, thrre tirdrttorn.i irrni' taxfJt nnd only JlR.ftW. Klwnml A. Arm hfilhs. hot water bent t,y oil, cltv "HI-: OUR GUI-.ST" this week end. ll'.v u pleasant dine to 1 Inr ;i» ;i|>|>Wt Prospect Ave. Ml '"• SIB "00. The Bronk Agenry. RIVKRUAl.E l-.STATl-:S--liii!lwav between Imion l-alh and • •lonrtK. ilrn, Hi in iiiul hath. I-Virrcil hot air umi hrnt. 1'rlvntp |p Silver. HI! 1-t.VfO. jinnk_ mnidlnK Atlantic Highlands. AT LimTofl, off Swirnmmi; River KIVI-I Koad KIVI-.KDAI.E •'I l,(i\v tiixi'fi ii ml 1'iw Iniv i>rlrc nf pftch, irn iiln clulm npnr. I'M A «p- H0| Kivcr !M , I'itir II;ivrn, N, J. | KX'.HI.-M ' M1.I*KI Klvrwhl A. ArnmiroiiK Itonltnr. nilC'd. SM.(KK). Wiiltprn. 62 CrenRfnt T1IK KKASON IP HKHK — Hnre is V\n OI-TEKS 711/; HIM HOME HI.'Y IK MO.NMOU 1II V,.', l>i'n»|.rcl Avr., J.ltlln Hlh rr. HI! i(t , Kpnnnlmr|{. KK HOTJX I unit P. Mrih'nlflcpnt rlvrr front rntnl**, 1 1 1 NEW !!IX.flOO.M RANCH COUN'I"/. SH;idvsidr 7-4100 .'i!, , !!? ''! MMM). URC 'MY Hviim rmm, pntrrtiUiiltic r bednmiiii. lllnl l.nlh. ntlarhed Rnrage, ' J: I " Ml-f i.-V Voiit ' ' -v l.'UH""i ml iM'Unr. •••< i MKIt mi m rr Imtf ncf j-ttit. •inp'irnry ilrcnr. rnmi'l«ilc|y r*1- sluilv. flvp lirrtrii'-ni.i, tlirrp linlim, full linsFinrnt, Inri'e prnprrty, Conven- J. LE-STER RIGBY nly V.1-'.*." inmn iVv.fi , liner itindi-rn •t, IIKW t-ri|i|i#r plutiildnr. IIIP h»lh. n.ildn' MnartPrfl, crllnr, atlachod ient lorntlnii. 1'nred In jeil. lliilld'r ICCI i-iitWiii funfil Hi x'.'l', Ilifff It lirt-nlii'in, lrl[']p trend *tf.nn r.ifit1. ftlliT iiitriu'liK' 'i'iitiin--< t<-> ^t .irll tn meet other cr>mniltments. ASSOCIATE:; in- li.'iliunni.i, IWH illi- h-tthi, inniilBir.t, now hpuuni; uu;l, plpnty .lulls .1. 1IAHOI.I), nuil.IiKIl Liberty 20964 SNYDER REALTORS ninl ilivcr, full i-Plliir M.irt- nf nipt upm-c wild fllldln): dimr.1 nini fi'siloimlly l;uidNraprd (,'rnU'nln, larKt AT i-:i;:p2 mi enru • • • • • |,.,:|, ill drm\i'r». Hlf,-Iir«t "iiinllty CUT- ilfji-k ami nnmrlMi\ i\r \vn\fr rhnn- Five Cnniers Mlildleldwn I A At intlFiinfc llcnllnr, [•rtlliK. Hi-ntitlfill ilmw diainM. pi'l. rtr. AnltlnK •WH.^'O. Khvf»^i A. Arm (More Clfi.islflc(l~A(ls OS K'KM or OS J.-15!I8 Avr,, I.lttto Hllvtr. .'Hi hi^ftri-t Iri'i hy nppolntmciil only. J-'JS.fHH). ...mt; ll^nltnr, .W» Projipoct Ave. Ml IP tlllvrr. till 1-4.V0, On Tiio Next Pnfje) HOUSES not Mue SETTLEMENT OW HAMED DISRtWim KOTZCE I* BSRSBT GIVEN that RED BANK REGISTER Friday, llay 20, 15>60-25 BTWt tcmm docriM this the f«llowtaf proposed OrtitMnc* was RED BANK - J. H. Kelly Co. •ur mi ralwni Mwir iroduced upon Its first reodlfiff at _ . gr*elou» ttvfnc nea* — « rtcultr meeting of tht Municipal 157 Brotd St, has been appoint- •Otatai fit*»!»M. «1BIB» room. ««. Katie* te baretr (m Oat the ae- Council of tn* Bcroufb of KCSDS- ed Red Bank 4istributor-agent I»1II» UUfcm. Mtl* cackatM tank, -jvata of the auMcmer. JMmJaMfa- burg, & J., on Tue*4*r, U*T IT, WO, for a new fluK"developed for au- fi£8«8BS Ute of tha eaute of aeld Deceased wfll •ad was laid over for its second and Shaded Zones-Not Black Lines- A^TMrmu, W« full buhl, tw- . thia oar mid*, on thebe audited and stated by (he Surrogate final reading aM a, public hearioe tomotive cooling systems by the in butmtatrvm$iB*t»if taeUtaw appUeaUm of th* meenlaiied. Fiancee ol the County of Mocraouth. and re- upon tbe same at a- regular meeting Dow Chemical Co. HJJJ bardwan, Luce UnUwM .got M.t HcLaurhllnt£eMl. 4Adminlnratri Jobn J. McLuttbllnc of fee. ported for aetllemtnt to Trie ISonmwtb ot the Municipal Council to be Held (n top location. t36,(W) — ROUROH eitadeeeuedu of, t£eMlnotice4 IJobf berebn J. yMLbl riven tl o County Court, Probate Division, on an June 7, 1900 at 6:00 p, m.. in the The coolant is sold under the tWATERBURV, 1* W. FRO JIT STREET, deeeuetoe creditord * toi f KiI d bdeceued to pre-Wednesday, the Sixth «ty of July Council Chambers, Municipal Building, BED BANK. ». J. WUdr«M« 7-36011. sent to the old Administratrix their A. P., I960, at 30 o'clock a. m., UChurch Street, Keaneburg, K. i, al trademark, Dowgard, The firm Divide Presidential Hopefuls EW SHREWSBURY — The very ben cltlras under oath within all months trie County Court House, Monument which time and place all persona In- will distribute the product buy In town. Three large bedroomi, from Ihli date. md Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer- terested In the game will be heard. WASHINGTON (AP) - Shaded -houid always "be a supporting two b&Uii, 30' llvlng-oinine roonli won- Dated: May 6th, 1960. ey, at which time Application will fce throughout .the Red Bank area. derful kitchen with separate laundry FRANCES M. MC LAUGHLIN, made for the allowance of Commis- MARIAM J. SPIELMAN, zones—not great big black lines role, supplementing and stimulat- anda nreaKinsbreakfasti roomsrouiiia. Kecreatloj^etjcuui D room 62 Carton Street, sions and Counsel fees, and Directions Municipal Clerk. KUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE illar, (or Distribution- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND —divide the Presidential hopefuls ,ng rather than supplanting pri- with picture window In full vt. Rumson, N. J. Notice Is hereby given that sealed two car attached carac?. Beautlllully Mtsirs. \VI»e. Wise & Wlchmann, Dated Hay 17th A. D. 1960. SUPPLEMENT AN ORDINANCE EN- bids will be received by the Mayer on major issues before the na-ate enterprise." High Post landscaped. Price Is richt at 519',900, . 54 Broad Street, TITLED, "AN ORDINANCE TO LIan- d Council of the Borough of Hum- J. Lester RIeby Associates, 658 rptlnto' n Red Bit*, New Jersey IDA M. PECHETOWSKY, CENSE AMUSEMENT, VENDING. son at a regular meeting to be held tion this year. Kennedy has criticized a "tight Avenue, New Shrewsbury. SHadyslde Attorneys 146 Bay Avenue, NOVELTY AND OTHER KINDS OF on Thursday, June 9, 1560 at 8:30 p.m. 1-7741. May 13-20-27-June 3 *1T.O Highlands, N. J. MACHINES IN THE BOROUGH OF at Memorial Borough Hall Rumson, Everybody is for adequate de- money" policy and called for a Administratrix. KEANSBUnG.* New Jersey and opt-ncl and re;id tn Goes To MIDDLETOWN — Colonial spill,eight MONMOUTII COUNTY Messrs. Parsons. Labrecque, public for the furnishing of 10,000 gal- ense; everybody is for human stimulated rate of growth. Stc- rooms, 2/3 acre. Asking $18,500. As- SURROGATE'S COURT BE IT ORDAINED by the Municipal sume *'<,% a.I. mortgage. Call owner Canzona & Blair, Council of the Borough of Keansbrug: lons more or less of regular gasoline rights; everybody is for foreign has advocated self-re- Notice to Creditor! to Present Counsellors at Law, TSECTION l: That Section 5, of anand 8,000 gallons more or less f OS 1-1850. Claims Against Estate 18 Wallace Street, Ordinance entitled. 'AN ORDINANCE high test gasoline. aid. In the general fields theystraint on wage and price in Area IVlan For $2,000 down you can have this ESTATE OF HERBERT R. SOLLAN Red Bank, N. J. TO LICENSE AMUSEMENT. VEND- Specifications may be obtained at differ on where they put their creases to curb inflation, .lohn- 517,000, three-bedroom home with the EK, DECEASED. May 20-27-June 3-10 522.05 ING, NOVELTY AND OTHER KINDS he Borough Clerk's Office, Memorial carrying charges of $112. per month! Pursuant to the order of EDWARD OF MACHINES IN THE BOROUGH Borough Hall. Rumson, N. J., during emphasis. son and Symington also have Full cellar, too. Call now — HARRY C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County OF KEANSBURG," be amended and business hours. r A. KEARNEY & CO., OS 1-0600. Eves.- of Monmoulh, this day made, on Ihe MONMOUTH COUNTY supplemented to read as follows: Each proposal must be accompanied On specific issues such as farm criticized a "tight rrionev"~policv Bd Close, CO 4-1104. application of the undersigned, Velma SURROGATE'S COURT Section 6. The license fee for by a bid bond In the sum of 100 perpolicy, medical care for the aged Morse has said the Eisenhower Tliree bedroom Ranch In wonderful J. Sollanek, Administratrix of the es- Notice to Creditors to Present coin-operated Music Machines and cent or a certified check in the s community for only $U,500. Seeing Is tate of the laid Herbert R. Sollanek, Claims Against Estate Amusement Machines shall be of not less than 10 per cent of and government spending, they administration is responsible for Believing! HARRY A KEARNEY & deceased, notice Is hereby given to thi ESTATE OK GEOFFREY R. MEL- $10.00 for each machine; provided, amount bid, drawn to the order of the vary on method of approach, high interest rates and tax loop- CO., OS 1-0000. Evei.- Paul Bova, creditors of said deceased to preaen LOR. DECEASED. however, that In any business es- Borough of Rumson. New Jersey, u OS 1-11(1 to the said Administratrix their claims tablishment where there Is located a guarantee that if the proposal I how far to go and again what holes which he said have favor- under oath within six months from Pursuant to the order ol EDWARD twenty-five or more Music Ma- accepted a contract will be entered in ASKING—$9,000 Tor this three-bed' this date. C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County chines or Amusement Machines, the to and performance bond furnished ns to emphasize. ed big interests. of Monmouth, this day made, on tlie room, 1!4 baths, split level home, Dated: April 22nd, i960. fee shall be $100.00 for the security (or the performance of the In general, the Democratic game room and laundry. HARRY A, application of the undersigned, Nancfe first fifty machines, and J50.00 for contract. Public Weliare KEARNEY & CO., OS 1-0600. Eves.- VELMA 4. SOLLANEK. Lady Hall and Edwin W. Laffcy, Ex- each additional titty machines or The Borough Council reservei the candidates for the nomination Public welfare: Neil Brltlon, OS 1-0103. 277 Sandy Hook Ave., ecutors ol the CBlate ol the said Geof- part thereof; ciRarelte machlnrjt, right to reject any or all bids. Belford, N. J. frey R. Mellor, deceased, notice in have criticized the Republican All favor some federal aid for MIDDLETOWN — children's paradise $3.00 each; which is imposed for ALBERT A. KEHR. JR.. with nice playmates and playhouse Phllo ft Rothenberg, hereby given to the creditors of said the purpose of revenue, which II- administration policies, some- classroom construction. Nixon too on 1/3 acre. Convenient to pa- 28 West Front St.. deceased to present to the said Ex- cense must be obtained before Borougti Clerk, rochial and public schools. Seven-room Keyport, N. J., ecutors their claims under oath within the placing of the machine in said May 20 56.3U imes without offerinR specific has opposed addition of aid for split level, IVi baths, garage. Space Attorneys. six months from this date. business CRta.bUshment, substitutes of their own. For the teachers' salaries. for two extra bedrooms and bath April 29-May 5-13-20 »18.r Dated: Hay J7th. I960. Food and he ve rape dispensing .NOTICK Screen and storm windows throughout NANCIE LADY HALL, machines, (except milk vending Take notice that Safeway Stores. Inc. Republicans, Vice President Kennedy has spoken out for Just redecorated inside and outside Long Crumples, Alton, machines) and all other vending has applied to the Mayor and Councl Richard M. Nixon, in general, higher Social Security benefits will bo painted. Vacant. Asking $16,800. ESTATE OF SOritlE H. HAHN, De Hampshire, England machines operated with coins of of Red Hank for a Felnary Kelai Assume G. I. mortgage at 4V5?o. 8 ceased. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT 5.10 or under, $3.00 each. Distribution D-3 license for premises has upheld the Eisenhower ad- and in his West Virginia cam- EDWIN W. LAFFEY, SECTION 1\ This Ordinance shall Mlllbrook Dr. off Cherry Tree Farm OF ACCOUNT. Far Hills, N. 3, situated ol 362 Broad Street, Red Bank ministration. paign stressed aid for depressed Kd. (Keyport-NewlIonmouthJld.) Own Messrs. McCarter & English, take effect Immediately upon its final N. J. •r on premises Saturday, Sunday, l Notice Is hereby given that the ac passage and publication according to Objections, if any, should be made counts of the subscriber, Executrix o 11 Commerce Street. law. Here, in summary form, are reas. p. m. PI 6-9490. Newark (2), N. J. mmedlalely in writing to John Bryan. the estate of said Deceased will be Borough Clerk of Red Bank. views expressed by Nixon, Sens. In general statements, John- FAIRVHSW — Three-bedroom ranch audited and stated by the Surrogate Attorneys, JAMES J. GRAVANY, Mayor. Full, drv cellar with semi finished ol tho County ot Monmouth and re- May 20-27-June 3-10 $19.53 Attest; John F. Kennedy (D-Mass), Lyn- son has charged that Democratic recreation Toom. Enclosed carport, tin- ported for settlement to The Mon- Mariam J. Splelman, SAFEWAY STORES, INC. Ished to vour needs. Corner fenced In don B. Johnson (D-Tex), Wayne efforts to help the aged, needy, mouth County Court, Probate Division, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Municipal Clerk. lot, 80x150, next to park. BH 7-2870. on Friday, the 17th day ol June, A. D. Officer! Morse (D-Ore), and Stuart Sy- sick and homeless people have Price $16,500. I960, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Coun- STATE OP NEW JERSEY May 20 $13.14 Robert A. Magowan, S01 Fourth Slreet, mington (D-Mo), and Adlai E. • 1.ITTLB SILVER — Excellent Residen- ty Court House, Monument and Court Notice It hereby given that sealed Oakland, California—2100 Washington been blocked by obstruction and tial Neighborhood. Three-bedroom Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at bids will be received by the Board NOTICE Street, San Francisco, California; Stevenson in their recent speech by veto. Stevenson said America Cape Cod. Take over 5U% Mortgage which time Application win be made of Chosen Freeholders of the County NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN thot Chairman of the Board of Directors Call SH 7-5535. for the allowance of Commissions and of Monmouth for the Construction of the following proposed Ordlnonce was and 1'reflldent. es and record: must spend, not wliot "we can K. J. Roonan counsel fees. a Storm Drain on Sycamore Avenue, Introduced upon its first reading at Ralph U. Brown, 201 Fourth Street Medical Care afford" but "what we need in NEW SHREWSBURY — Eleven room, County Road Number 13-A In the Bor- regular meeting of' the Municipal Oakland, California—1067 Lombard NEW YORK - K. J. Roonan, four bedroom, split. 2'A baths, recre- Dated May Cth, A. D.. 10*3. ough of Shrewsbury, New Jersey and Council of the Borough or Keansburg. Street, San Francisco, California; Medical care for tlie aged: such areas as defense, economic atlon room, patio, large wooded lot. Claire Lambert. opened anil read In public in the Hall N. J., on Tuesday May 17, 1960, nnd Vice President. a director of Wm. H. McGee & SM.500. Call SH 7-2409. 34 Monmouth Parkway, of Records, Main Street, Freehold, was laid over for Its second and final f. T. Burroughs, 201 Fourth Street Kennedy, Symington and Morse aid, education and basic re- HOME OF DISTINCTION — Trei East Keansburg, N. J. New Jersey on Wednesday. June 1st. reading and a public hearing upon Oakland, California—36 Miner Jtoad Co., Inc., international marine in- Executrix. are backing a Senate bill that search." Symington said he bc-j lined lane in top reaidentlal area ol i960 at 2:00 o'clock, p. m., Eastern the same at a regular meeting of the Orinda, California; Vice President. ieved a well run government surance underwriters, was elect- •historic Shrewsbury. Ground beautiful Messrs, Roberts, pnisbury A Carton, Daylight Saving Time. Municipal Council to be held on June Henry B. Clay, 201 Fourth Street, uses the Social Security system ed May 6 to the office of vice ly shrubbed. Colonial house has cen Counsellors at Law, Drawings, Specifications and form or 7. 1960 at 8:00 p. m.. In the Council Oakland, Cllilornla—1071 Vlela Court as a base. Johnson has said an could save enough money to pay ter ha.lt. living room, dining room 86-97 First Avenue. hid, contract and bond for the proChambers- , Municipal Building. Churcli Lafayette, California, Vice President president at the annual meeting TV room, kitchen rive bedrooml. 3!$ Atlantic Highlands, N. J. posed work, prepared by H. Leroy Street, Keanjburg. N. J. at which Hugh Frn»t, 'Ml Fourth Street, oak aid program is needed but has- "or legislation to benefit the of the board of directors. baths, wall to wall carpeta. West- May 6. 13, 20, 27 J18.27 Martin, County Engineer, have been time and place all persona Interested land, California—75 Bishop Lane people." Jngbouie washer and dryer, dlshwaah- filed in the office of the said Engi- In the same will be heard. Walnut Creek, California; Vice Prej n't endorsed a specific one. Ste- Mr. Roonan, who joined ths ar, power generator, full attic, dry MONMODTH COUKTY neer at the Hall of Records, Alain ident, venson has not spoken out on it basement, Horace loft over garage. MARIAM J. SPIEL1IAN. inn in 19-18, lives with his wife, SURROGATE'S COURT Street, Freehold, New Jersey and may Municipal Clerk IV. !S. Mitchell. 201 Fourth. Slreet Price. In low 4O'«. M Shady Lane. SH he Inspected by proapectlve bidders Oakland, California—33 Lane Court lately but in 1956 called for a 7-2859 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND he former Ellen A. Median, and Notice to Creditors to Present during business hours. Bidders wilt be SUPPLEMENT AN ORDINANCE EN Oakland, California: Vice President program handled through private HOLMDEL — New seven-room ranch Claims Against Estate furnished with a copy of trie draw- TITLED, "AN ORDINANCE TO A. Russell Griffith, 201 Fourth Street Fcitima heir two sons, Gregory and Ran- Living room, with . corner fireplace ESTATE OF HOSE OFLAHERTV, Ings and Specifications by tha Engi- PROVIDE FOR THE LICENSING OF Oakland, California—856 Blair Ave insurance firms, administered by dall, at 5-15 Tinton Ave., New three bedrooms, den or fourth bed' DECEASED. neer upon proper notice and payment THE CONDUCT, OPERATION AND nue. Oakland, California; Vice Pres- the states and aided by matching room, 214 tiled baths, laundry room, Pursuant to tha order of EDWARD of a fee or Five Dollars (|5.00) pay- PLAYING OF CERTAIN AMUSE ident - and Controller. Shrewsbury, N. J. two-car garage, full cellar. WH 6-44B0, C. BROEQE, Surrogate or the County able to the County Treasurer. MENT GAMES IN THE BOROUOI Drummond Wilde, 201 Fourth Slreet federal grants only where neces- Mothers To of Monmouth, this day made, on th Bids must be made on standard pro OF KEANSBURd, COUNTY OF Oakland, California—58 Beecliwoot HOLMDEL VILLAGE — Seven room application of the undersigned, Ros posal forms in the manner designated MONMOUTH AND STATE OF NEW Drive, Oakland, California; Vice Pres sary. Nixon supports the admin- house, three bedrooms, steam heat. S. Higgins and Theodore J. Labracque, therein and required by the Specifica- JERSEY, In accordance will Idcnt and Secretary. istration plan of federal-state Two-car garage. WH 6-4480. Executors of the estate of the said tions; must be enclosed In sealed en- "Amusement Games Licensing Law' J. W. Rupley, in Sansome Street Install Patent Granted APPLEBROOK — Brick front ranch Rose O Flaherty, deceased, notlcj I velopes bearing the name and address (Chapter 109, P. L. 1959) nnd fixing San Francisco, California—106 Cam outlays, maintaining voluntary on *i acre near railroad station. hereby given to the creditors of salt of the bidder and name of the work on the fees for aald licenses." Ino Don Miguel, Orlnda, California choice. F.ATONTOWN - The third an- Fireplace In llvlnc room, large kitchen, deceased to present to the said Sx- the outside addressed to the Board Of Treasurer. attached garace. OS 1-1869. ecutors their claims under oath within Chosen Freeholders of tho County of BE TV ORDAINED by tlie Mayor F. Shern, 201 Fourth Street, Oakland Farm policy: nual installation dinner for theTo Jacobs six months from this date. Monmouth and must be accompanied and Council of the Borough of Keana California—6425 Brann Street, Oak RIVER PLAZA — Four-bedroom Cape Dated: April 26th. I960 by a bonding certificate and a cer- burg, as follows: land. California; Assistant Vice Pres Kennedy has proposed a five- Fatima Mothers' Club of St. Dor- MCKEESPOKT., Pa. - Harold Cod. Pine paneled living room and HOSE S. HIGGIN8, tified check, drawn to the order ol SECTION 1. An ordinance entuioi! Went. othea's Catholic Church will be KHchen, tile bath, recreation room, Morgan Avenue & Willow Striet, the County Treasurer lor not less than "AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR T. Nelson Slewart, 201 Fourth Street, point program to control produc- Jacobs, West Long Branch, N. (T'-irage. Many extras. J15.500. """ Morgan, N. J. Ten Per Cent (10^) of the amount THE LICENSING OF THE CONDUCT. Oakland, California—2832 Woolscj tion, give farmers price protec- held Monday, June 13, in Shadow- J., last month received a U.S. down. Call owner SH T-3032. THEODORE J. LABRECQUE. bid and be delivered at the place nnd OPERATION AND PLAYING OF CER. Street, Berkeley, California; Assist- brook, Shrewsbury. VETERANS — No down payment, 99 Grange Avenue, on the hour above named. The stan- TAIN AMUSEMENT GAMES IN THE ant Vice President. tion, eliminate government-held patent entitled, "Method of Mak- S65 per month. Your landlord's mort- Fair Haven, N. J. dard proposal forms will be furnished BOROUGH OF KEANSBURO. COUN- J. A. Anderson, 1845.4th Street. N. E. surpluses and preserve the fam- Installations will laki> place ing Silicon Carbide Rectifiers." gage Is very low, thanks to youMessrs. . Parsons. Labrecnue, upon application to the Engineer. TY OF MONMOUTH. AND STATE OF Washington 13, D. C—10304 New Start paying off your own. Act wisely! Ca.n7.ona & Blair, The right is reserved to reject any NEW JERSEY, in accordance with Hampshire Avenue, Silver Spring, ily farm. Symington has a bilpreceding the dinner at a special A rectifier is a device which 18 Wallace Street. "Amusement Games Licensing Law Act now! Own your own home. See or all bids If deemed to the interest (Chapter 109, P. L. 1859) and fixing Maryland: AaslBtant Secretary. ceremony in tho church at 7:15 and buy this two-bedroom home with Red Bank. N. J. of the County so to do. Wiley Bcale, 18<5-4tn. Street, N. E, emphasizing authority for farm- converts alternating current to •cience kitchen, tile bath, sun porch, Attorneys the fees for said licenses." is hereby p.m. Mrs. Albert Dnrsey, chair- May 13, 20, 27, Jum S 521.4 By order of the Board of Chosen amended and supplemented to read as Washington 13, D. C—2703 Cm ers to limit the marketings of direct current, Numerous types garage, ftllt basement. Including range, Freeholders of the County of Mon- lollows: Avenue, Cheverly, Maryland, Assist- washing machine, blinds, and combi- mouth. ant Secretary. their crops in order to sustain man, will be assislwl by Mrs.are available, In one common nation storm sash and doors. On a U Section 4. The fees for the type MONMOBTH COUNTY .JOSEPH C. IRWIN. Director. Jernal E. Dobell, 201 Fourth Street prices. Johnson and Morse have Lawrence Donahue, Jr., construction, a wafer of suitable acre landscaped lot. Immediate pos- of licenses to be Issued hpreunder. Oakland, California—25 Llntla. Vista »esslon. $9,500 full price. Non vets SURROGATE'S COURT IRVING S. BENNETT, Clerk. shall be as follows and said fees Way, urlnda, California; Asslntan criticized the present program. The club is having a requiem semi-conductive material, such $285 down. The Berg Agency, Kt. 35, Notice to Creditors to rresenl May 20-27 $19.80 shall accompany the application for iSt-'cretary. Stevenson hasn't spoken out late- Mlddietown. OS M000. Claims Against Estate Bald licenses; iheldon Douglass, 30O Mercer Street high mass said at the church as germanium or silicon, is in VETERANS — Mo down payment. 571 ESTATE OF OSCAR BECKER SR. COUNTY OF MONMOVTH CERTIFICATION NO. i Jersey Olty, f». J.^.M:i Carroll .Fox ly. Nixon has said he is studying tomorrow at 8:3d a.m. for thecontact with metallic electrodes. per month. If the amoke, dirt, dust DECEASED. STATE OF NEW JE115KY All competitive gamea wherein Road, Metedeconk, New Jersey; As- several players upon payment of sistant Secretary. a number of plans, adding, "We late Charles McConnell, Rev. According tn Mr. Jacobs, ger- traffic, noise and oilier bad things Purnunnt to the order of EDWARD Notice is hereby given that sealed fce are permitted to compete In the city are EdtinR you down, we C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County bids will be received by the Board John A. . Davles,, Safewaa yy Slore No. need a new approach agreeable James McConncll's father. manium rectifiers, due to their against each other for a prize to , 'U Weal Slreet, A can sell vou the cutest three-bedroom of Monmouth, this day made, on theor Chosen Freeholders of the County be awarded to the player who uipylis. Alary rancher* you have ever seen, "with application of the undersigned, Oscai of Monmouth for the Reconstruction laud—H. P. U. No.t, Kox 'A&\to the farmer and to the nation Mrs. Joseph Pavao has been low melting point and other phy- first achieves the required result: Annapolis, Marylandd, Assistant Sec completely equipped science kitchen. Becker Jr., and Carl R. Becker, Ad of Bridge No. HL-22 on Aldrlch Road for each player: 55.00 as a whole." sical and chemical properties, California dining area, basement and mlnlstrators, of the estalfi of the sale in the Township of Howell, County of retary. named chairman of a kitcher • ttlc. Equipped with electric range. Oscar Becker Sr.. deceased, notice 1.' Monmouth, and opened and read in UNCLASSIFIED CERTIFICATION A. A. Edwards, -1)1 Fourth Stri-el Foreign Policy shower to bo sponsored by thefail to operate properly and con- Minds, combination storm sash and hereby given to the creditors of sak lublic In the Hall of Records. Main Any game not specifically men- Oakland, Ualllonrm. 50 Kockiiwny doors. Convenient location. Immedi- deceased to present to the said Ad- Jtreet, Freehold, N. J., on Wednesday tioned in this ordinance, but per- Avenue, San Francisco, California Foreign policy: club and the Rosary-Altar Socie- sistently at slightly elevated tem- ate possession. J10.750 full nriee. Theministrators their claims under oatli June 1st. I960 Bt 2:00 o'clock p. m missible under P. L. 1559, c. 108 Assistant Secretary. ty. Refreshment chairman for the peratures such as about 175 de- Berg Agency, Rl. 35, Middletown. OSwithin six months from this date. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. J300.00 William H. Jackaim. Safeway Store Ni: Kennedyy has stressed expaiv 1-1000. Dated: April 27th, 1960. Plans, specifications and form o SECTION 5. All ordinances or part 5511. Polomac Heights, Indian Head, sion year will bu Mrs. James Finu grees Fahrenheit. As a conse- OSCAR BECKER JR., bid, contract and hond for the proo-f ordinances Inconsistent herewith h Maryland—Box lliu, Potomac Height of the development loan ALL BUYERS—S455 down. JI3.990 full and are hereby repenled hut only to Indian Head, Maryland; Asslsla fund quence, considerable interest lias price. Gee, this Is such a honey 70 Monmouth St., posed work, prepared by H. Leroy on a long-term basis am Red Bank, N. J. Martin. Monmouth County Engineer, the extent of such Inconsistencies. Secretary. been shown in rectifiers which of a house that a description will SECTION 3. This ordinance shall u... James M. McGUUy, 201 Fourlh Slret more aid to India. Morse ha A dance scheduled for next Fri never do It Justice. You Juit have t< CARL R. BECKER, have been filed, tn the otlice ol said 41 Second St.. Engineer In the Hall of Records, Main effect upon final passage and publlca Oakland, California, 15 Monlalvo Ave emphasized use of the United day in Old Orchard Country Club have a wafer of silicon and can see It. It Is a three-bedroom ranchi* tlon as provided by law. nue. San Francisco, California with tile bath, science kitchen, fully Fair Haves, N. J. Street, Freehold. N. J., and may be operate at temperatures up to Klatsky & Hlmelman, Inspected by prospective bidders dur- JAMES J. GRAVANY, Mayor, sistanl Secretary. Nations in setting disputes. Sy-has been postponed until fall. equipped, California dining area. Paul W. Mouser, 201 Fourth Street Beechwood floors. Including cornices, 3 East Front Street, ing business hours. Bidders will be Attest: mington speaks often of military about 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Red Bank, N. J. furnished with A copy of the Plans Oakland, California—K>70 Pleasant aluminum combination atorm cash and Marlam J. Splelman, Hill Koiid, LnCiiycll?, California, Aa However, a great need exists doors, range, and Us beautifully lann- Attorneys. and Specifications by the Engineer up- strength to back up foreign April 29-May 6-13-20 J20.7! on proper notice and payment of a fee Municipal Clerk. slslant Secretary. in military and commercial use Bcaped lot Is completely surrounded by E. J. Pennraae, 201 Fourth Slreet policy. Party Held it new ranch fence. Convenient loca- of Five Dollars ($5.00). payahle to theMay 20 «15.6 Treasurer of the County of Monmouth. Oakland, California—.11150 Kancli Johnson has advocated tin for rectifiers of the aforemen- tion. Immediate possession. Vets m CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION Koad. Lafayette, California; Assist down payment. The Berg Agency, Bt Bids must be made on standard NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ant Secretary. "reason together" approach to By Democrats tioned type which can operate at 35. Mlddietown OS 1-1000. .STATE OF NEW JERSEY proposal forms in the manner desig- The Township Committee ot the Tliomas M. Pyni», 201 Fourth Slreet temperatures up to about 1,100 DEPARTMENT OF STATE. nated therein anil required by the Oakland. California—(i Seavlrw Ave settle problems, direct co-opera- FAIR HAVEN — Excellent neighbor- Specifications; must be enclosed in Township of Mlddlftown will receive PORT MONMOUTH — The hood near river. Four bedrooms, 1H To all to whom these presents m»' bids on June 8, lE>60, at 5:00 P M nue, Plrdmont, California; Asslatanl degrees Fahrenheit. Many at- scaled envelopes bearing the name am" Secretary. tion among the people of th ca tiled baths, living room, fireplace, for- come, Greeting: address of th* bidder anil name o Daylight Saving Time, at the Town ™| tempts have been made to inert mal dining room, kitchen with dlah- WHEREAS, It appears to my satis- ship Hall, Kings Highway, Mldrile- Directors world and Joint exploration o ly 12 j the work on the outside, addressed to Robert A. MagmMin, President wssher. Two-car gnrage. S27.OOO. John faction, by duly authenticated record ol the Board of Chosen Freeholders of tou-n. New Jersey for the following outer space. Wnugh. Realtors, Rumson Rd. Phone tha proceedings for the voluntary dis- Toatl materials, delivered anil applied Chalvniiin of the Bunrd of Directors, Inn. wit hi the County of Monmouth and must be 201 Fourth Sin-el. Oakland. Cnllfor silicon carbide as the semi-con- HIT 1-0716. solution thereof by the unanimous con accompanied by a bonding certificate to various roads in th* Township of Stevenson specifically has pro- Mrs. Gustavo Frerct as commen- sent ol all the stockholders, deposited Middletown under the direction of the la—2100 Washington Street, San Fran- ductive material, but it has been ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished and a certified check, drawn to the cisco, California. In my office, that JERSEY SERVICE order of the Monmoulh County Trena Township Engineer: posed that the free world pool tator for the fashions shown by three-story dwelling overlooking the CORPORATION a corporation ol this L Approx. 5.000 Gal. G. T. Burroughs 201 Fourth Street, very difficult to produce such tiny with ten bedrooms. 3'i baths, urer for not lens than Ten Per Cen Oakland, California—36 Miner Iload, its resources for a four-year, 201) The Agnes Shop. suitable for a rooming house. Condi- State, whose principal office Is situ- (10%) of the amount bid and be wafer is tate. Insurance. Open 7 dayf. Shrews, tion license for premises located al will be furnished with a sri of specifi-thp Street Department of the Town Jack I. fllraus. Chairman of the Bn-i r bury office. SH 1-8212. Rarltan OHIco. 89 East Newman Springs Road, Shrews- cations by the Engineer upon proper ip nf Rnritnn: of Directors, It. II. Macy A Cn venson is committed to substan- As All Saints' Hector nifivocl a very short distance with CO 4-5212. bury, N. J. notice. 1. One Air Compressor. 75 C. F. M Inc.. Herald Sriuari-. New Yotk. Nt- tial equality. respect to Hie electrode, and TO BUY ON CONTRACT — IMUK The names and residences nf the of- Bltis muat be made on standard pro tlnR, with fKju.pmrnt. Yorl—1ft Kim 7'Jnd Street. N> NAVIiSINK — Rev. Charles P. In Red Bank, cast of Mapls Ave., ficers and director ara- as followa: posal forms In the manner (te.iignatec Bids will be opened RnrI reail Ycirll City. N. Y. Nixon reportedly is seeking Johnson celebrated his 110th anni- the process is repeated to ilms for family ot acven. Write full details Jamea Acerra, Prp.ildPnt, 1G3 Map] therein and required by the Speclfica public at the Township Hull. 319 Mid- Ilrnytnti Wilbur, President. Wlllnir-E complete the preparation of tho to "Contract". Bojc 611. Red Bank, Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. tlons; must be enclosed in sealed en rile Ron (I, Hnzlrt, New Jerflf y, on Ms rnnijijuiy. T.'(l I'nlilnmtit Strop moderate civil rights plank in versary as rector of All Saints' pp Dominic John Acerra. Vice President, velopes henrinp the name nnd adrlrena Wetlnpsdny, Jimp l«l. 196/1, «t B:fK) Han I-'rnnrlsrn, f'nlirnrnln— W\ Irwl the campaign, based on the Eis- FOUR • BEDROOM COLONIAL Style 163 Maple Avenue, Red Bank, N. J.of tho bidder an'} name of ihr work P. M., or a* soon thereafter ns th Drlvp. UurlliiKtinir., California. Memorial Church Sunday. fnr use as a conUtct rec house with entrance ball situated on Andrra Actrra, Secretary and Treas on the outside, addressed to the Hoart matlfr can be rrachftd. enhower proposals and including a large lot. Principals only. SH 1-3001 , J57.O tifier. urer: 163 Maple Avenue, Ked Bank of Chosen Freeholder*, of the County Instructions to hiddpr.i. specification May 20-27 federal help to states and com- In a ceremony directed by WANTED — Two. tbmu nnd tour-bed- N. J. of Monmouth and must he acenm- nnd prnpo.inl forms may be necurn William P. Oridley, senior war- This patent has been assigned room homes. Price 513.00O-J30.O0O. We The names and residences of th panled by n bonding certificate nnd n l>y prospective bidders during bnninp* munities in integrating their to the United Slates as repre- have serious buyers waiting. Call El- stockholders are as follow*: certified check, drawn to the order of hour* at thp office of thn Township TAKE NOTICE that 1*. Hallantlni! A schools. den, parishioners presented Rev. sented by the Secretary of the wood A. Armstrong Realtor. 555 Pros- James Acerra, 16.1 Maple Av«,, Redthe County Treasurer for not less than rk, 319 Middle Road, HsTlct, N, J Rons had nlmlii'd tn tlin UlriM-tur nl and Mrs. Johnson a silver tray Tect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1-4500. Bank, N. J. Ten Per Cent (lOtf.) of the. amount irla must be made on thn propo«n the Division rif Alcoholic HnviTHKr Con- Army. Andrea Acerra, 163 Map]* Ave,, Re bid and he dfllvrred at the place nnd forms prnvMrMl, In tlir manner riPiR trol fnr a I.lmiloil Wliolpsnli- Mcriinr Defense Spending nnd a purse. DO YOU WANT TO SELL, HENT OR Bank, N. J. on th* hour above nnnifd. The Stun- natfrl therein, must he enclosed in for premises situate on HIP north nlilf Defense: Dnnilnlo John Acerra. 163 Maple Av«. dird proposal forms win im furnish"! npnled envelopes hcnrlnjr I he nnm Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Straub EXCHANGE? upon application to the County Engi- of West HLTRIMI l'lat-p, west of Nr-w Wt ar« Interested In any of the above lied Bank, N. J. nnd ndriress nf bidder and In helm Yorli anil LOHB Branch Knllrmiil All have stressed adequate gave the Johnsons a water col- Tla/ti Jnmea J. Acerra, Jr., 163 Maplt Ave. neer. Bid for Air ComprfsHftT, 75 C. F, MTrncltv Hi-il ltnnk, Ni-w Jprspy, nml ti In the Rumson area. Land and home rating, with eijulpniiMit" on thr> nut spending. Symington has made Maiidy Shaw daughter of Mr. We have Inlereitcd parties. Red Bank, N. J. The right In reserved to reject nny imtlnliiin n wnri'hoiint- nml iinlrsroon or of the church, a paiiiliin: objections, if any, Hhonld ba made or nil bids If deemed to tho Interest ildp, nrlrirpftaer] to: Tlm Rarttnn Town mi till! iifurpsitlil urcniiBrn. defense his major issue, saying n rs Graham Shaw Camp- mmedlately In writing to: of the County no to do. ihlp Committee, 319 Middle Road, Hut Offli'i'ri, Illri'i'liirs, nml Slm-l.liolili-ri which was done by Mrs. Sti anlj P if ^J - PAUL A. McFARLAND let, N, J. that the United Slates is lagging 1 Av(v 79 Ridge Iload Rumson RU 1-2089 ORTRUDE C. VAN VLIET, By order of the Board of Chosen Holding Ten or .Mori* I'er ('r-nlmti and which was prize winner in '!'" ' her 10th Borough Clerk, Freeholders of the County of Mon- Thn right to reject any or all bid i-f stuck Ari". dangerously behind Russia in ibirthday Friday with a supper CASH BUYERS WAITING for home! mouth,, i» rumvert and likewise to waive any a county exhibit. BorouRh ot Shrewsbury, N. J, I'rt'Slilf nt nnil DlriTtor- Curl W. Iluil- military strength and offering his party IRM ll0nu with O, I, and FHA mortfiages tha JOSEPH C. IllWIN. Director. mnterlal informnlltlpji. iMltinuitrn, Old Shrirl Mills IM. Mi Kenneth II. Meinerl, junior! '" ' '- Guests wers can be assumed. Also need older homes "led Bank Recreation, Inc.. ny order of tho Township Committee t) at are' reasonable, regardless or IRVING S. BENNETT, Clerk. Hills, N. 3. own programs of reorganization warden, presented a letter of con- Juni: W'helan, Pam Smith. Patty 60 East Newman Springs Iload, Mny 20^27 , JIR,4R WAYNE H. DAMJANI), Exi-entlvi- Vlri- Pn-Rlili-iit, director nml needed repairs. Call Crowell Agency, Hlor.kholili-r, Otto A. Hnili'nhiiilnep«i rtmf nt n crrfliiry l-'nini-ls W P.rmiian. II the past 311 years. dletoun unrler the Olrecllon of the HnrdlriR Hit.. Wrsl CihlwMI, f.'. .1. in promoting economic growth Shadow Lake Dr., was guest of 5 Days Consecutive _ 25c Line Township Knglneer: he Townnblp of Itnrltnn: Assistant Trnisurcr— I-'rnnk V. KrnhH, Appro*. Sfl.Ml rial. 1. On» Hmlth Air Oimprpfnor, Mod lltll Wniillrv A'.-p.. Unlwi, M. .1. honor at a surprise partv recent- 30 Days Consecutive 24c Line p.l 7VP, with equipment. Tar. drn-li- RT 7. K. B. F.n.A. Assistant Xi,i-iirlnriidny. June I ft. ififil), •! fl:(n 1 Minimum Irnrrllnn Tlirrn Approx, 2..Vl,'l Tmn In-i-lor llrnrt:f 'I', I ii-ljii-ortr, Jr, 7.".0 I" " Us s,-i*iin'l snd Mini! ren.llni . i Brownie Troop .110 in the hom P. M , or fli .irton Ihermftrr n.i tlir ie Mimlrliiui Cinmeii ol tin- llor f M l\/H" lirolien KlnnP.F,I),A. * TUU*I Ave r;i-w Yiiii. ic, :,- v Our Uutv of PerpfluM llelp!,,f Mrs. willard !• ininons. .1, Ullm! » II«D. nml nfli'r II luililn- In- :i/s" Wmlied i;rsvp|, K.n.A, A 1 lipr pnrly tonight in CIKIIK-I'S Hotel.!freshments were served by mem- Wo will not b«* rntponnlblB for errors, unions they ara ditflcted HdllPd i.v proftpprtlve M-I'ler" fhirtriK l.wtlrii'^ IMn-i-lor *'nrl H IIMiliiih;iuii-n. Jntnrs Hie sin,in wan nr.Iere.l ndni>tp,| beforfl thn flernnrl Insertion. A|iprm. I IK,ail Hq, Vila. lrjiirs nt tlif iifflr<> r>f tlm Towtnhlt fit , I'.t. I*. Morrl.stiiwn, K. J. .'I-I| ft n't lineomi's effective nftpr MMrs . JohJhn DedrieDdikk is chairmanh . hers uf the troop. Attending were No rnncHlntlonfl will tin acccptM or chftngei mad* In adv»rllM> I'flia ratum nf Hns'ls ;trrk. :m» MMillc It'md, Hs7.lct N .1 Iret-tfn Alii"!! 1". tii'lin orlf, 7 rirnrlp imlllicnllnn us reijulred tiv Inw. Tickets will be sold at tin- door. itiRnts ono hour niter incclpt at otlice. Hldi muni h* ntndc on tin- prnpnin l)uinlln' Allmilirrj:, Sarali-<' Dau-- K^lrnnlng A Rwrpplnn) t»|., Ni'W Ynrli '.'(I, II. V. S1AIUAM J. HI'IKI.MAN, All inntprlnls tn lie In ncordnn 'ormi provl'lnl. In Ihr rnnrmer MP.IIK Illri'i'lor llJ-nry [1 Wi'ssplinnn, Mr, SOII, Pat DeVornicri, llarlura DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication with thn New Jersey Klntp Illghwi mti»'l therfln, in tint til* fnclfiBfi! if l-'lflli An-., HPW York '.'I. r: Y. Miinlrliml Clrrk ppartineiit Hpe<:l rir.M Ions, (en I rd en vrlopri hoftrlriK tht> nrtrne morlilioMi-r Dorothy « Hnil.-iilmiisi-ii. filllHNANCK f,Tl I!,', Tlie commission on ulucation Makely. Ilvelyn Ruhanii. Susw niSI'MY Bpri-lflrntkinn niul Mil Turin* mi iml Artfln"*i '>f hl.tiicr nrH \nl>t-]r,\ old MmM mils I'.M , Kliorl Hills. flKIllN-A.'JCi: Til A.MKNIi ANIi 'ttlil fur (Uullh Air <"i>mjtri"i!>i>r, Mful N. J I(|'1'|'|,I-',MI-::II- A;: I>|I|>INAMI'K K.:; nf the Highlands MetliudistiZiiiHlev. Camlafe von Olilen and 0;(K» \. M, Itfty Hcfttto ruliHraUnn with proof two dayi ttrfnrn i frmn rrulK l-'ltinrKii 1 >l 75-1', with equipment" nn HIP f>ut liliirkholilpr - HlRlpr A Co. r-o'flip llsn- "AN OltllfNANCK 'I'll I'rtO- Cliun-h recently made plans for publlcntloii, Township Kngin Jack Makely, Avfimr, Mclfonl, •iMf, tn|flr«-i^f»n 1 daily vacation llihle school. rr»p' r ri'itUI rati mvl piiyinrnt of niiip rf.niniiiipc, nut Mi.Mie itr.n.i, \Ut I.'. V. Nld'C'l , IIPKHATION AND I'l.A V Call CIoBHificd—SH 1-0010 or OS l-0:2.> com nf prrpnrhli let. .*«, J. (ilili'i-lioiis. If miv. slimil'l li" mailr 'i oi-' i:i-;ft'rAfN AMl'sl•;M^;^,"[• Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Mie.icti, 1 The Town*)] I p TO rlKilt In rrjcit nny nr nil hl'ln \n illnpilllitflv III wrlllnii In lill- IMii-ilor liAMKii IN TIII-: MriKoruii or CnUn on prlvM* Inlrnnnnfs am tnll-frrit tn OH 1-fl.M ^ from tlin 1 William Kiiniek, sin nf Mr. Mct.oiui St., .ltt'eiided tin annual fnlltmlni; ntnnoin: I/lwHI B. COlfnt t, KKnnstnirir B, WlUtney 0. rljchh! 1" rrpt nr rr]
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