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VOL .84 NO. 228 RED BANK, N. J,,THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Marines to Take Posts Laotian Border Allies Pledge Troops BANGKOK, Thailand PUN EXPLAINED — Keyport reiidentt listen to ttate engineer Davit Boswell ex- (AP) — Battle-equipped plain proposal for $1 million overpass for Six Corners, Rt. 35, aUearing conducted American marines landed in yesterday by state Highway Department. Thailand today, grimly de termined to stay "as long as we are needed" to pro tect this friendly Southeast Asian kingdom from Communist aggres- Keyport's Overpass sion. A task force of 1,800 Leather- necks in brown-green-blue cam- ouflage uniforms came ashore at Bangkok, carrying bazookas, Project Is Opposed rifles, grenade-launchers and ma- chine guns, ready for speedy air movement north to the jungle KEYPORT — Representatives had, and had learned about the The mayor charged that "The oorder facing Red rebels? in of the state Highway Department possibility "of a county freeway" state is worrying about losing leighboring Laos. ; yesterday listened to objections the Six, Corners project might votes in North Jersey.. This proj- The United States' call on her to the state's proposal to build a not be necessary. ect is for North Jersey's benefit, illies in the Southeast Asia TRIBUTE TO FORMER MAYOR—George A. Gray, second from right, acceptj a gold wrist watch presented to $1 million overpass at Six Cor- Rev. Smith said the overpass not ours." "reaty Organization (SEATO) for him last night by Patrolman Raymond 9. Patterson, second from left, president of Local 39 of the Patrolman's ners, Rt. 35, at a public hearing might cause traffic problems'for The overpass, with' its 10-foot . united stand in Thailand to Liberty Hose Co. fire house Ms church and would cause walk- sidewalks, will make walking saf- nought a quick response. Britain Benevolent Association, at a PBA-spontored testimonial dinner in Sea Girt honoring Mr. Gray,, former Red Bank Attended by some 100 persons. ing problems for Catholic school er for school children, Mr. Link Australia and New Zealand were mayor who will become a county District Court judge Monday. From left are Francit J. Bolduc, executive vice The overpass would eliminate children. declared. eported ready to send at least president of the Rod Bank Community Chamber of Commerce, toastmaster at the dinner; Patrolman Patterson; the Intersection which has caused Public school students would al- Mr. Clark suggested a tunnel oken forces. Detective Capt. Irving L. Krokowitch, dinner general chairman; Mr. Gray, and Police Chief George H. Clayton, traffic congestion for a good so be caused walking inconven- at the intersection. Officials Hopeful many years. ience," Mr. Strang added. ' (See KEYPORT, Page 2) An uneasy quiet prevailed in honorary chairman. ..'•-...,....•• Among the objectors were May- idjoining Laos—potential flash- or Charles' E. Appiegate, Coun- point for a war that could spill cilman Robert J. String, Rev. Return Subdivision Maps >ver that country's borders. U.S. Beadlestoh Praises His 'Purpose in Life' 7 Alfred' D. Smithy assistant pastor ifficials v/ere hopeful that the of St. Joseph's Catholic Church; merican show of force would Daniel Clark, representing Liber- leter the so far victorious pro- ty Hose Co.,; G-eorge S. Kapushy, communist rebels'and that j the representing the Elks lodge, afld Hit 'Downgrading' ieaders of the country's three fac- 525 Attend Gray's Testimonial Edward E. Currie, Matawan at- ions would agree on a coalition torney, representing Rollo Post [overnment. i SEA G I R.T — Monmouth sented a number of gifts and In his opinion, he said, "this is many men here can match it, House. •••'..••••• Greeted by American diplo- County District Court Judge- much praise at the event, the measure of a man." in their chosen professions or v;,T.I; -, JUg Handles For Levitt Project matic and military officials and designato George A. Gray was which was sponsored by Local Mr. Beadleston said M r. in public service?" Mr, Bead- Marshal Dawee Chullasa'pa, chief the/recipient Of a special trib- 39, Patrolman's Benevolent As- Gray had had a "serious pur- Mayof Appiegate, Rev. Smith board chairman replied. "irV the leston queried. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - rf staff of Thailand') armed ute from about $25 friends sociation. pose in life" since his youth in ind Mi> Currie suggested that beginning, Levitt got downgrad- Mr, Gray, - who has served Former Mayor Peter J. Waters orces, the first batch of 1,400 and associates'who last night Assemblyman Alfred N. Sea Bright. Unlike so many one of ftiore jug handles be con- ing of lot sizes in return for a twd terms as a borough coun- last night asked for "an aroused U. S. marines landed at Bang fathered at \fal Ernie's Sea Beadleston, R-Monm'outh, of people who try to evade the «fucted'fath>r thai) an overpass, school. But at that time (last cilman and was elected three public opinion" to prevent "any kok's port district of Klong Toey Gift Inn for a, dinner party and Shrewsbury, the principal law, "George believes in t h e Steven G. Link, state engineer, further downgrading of ordi- year) he promised to adhere to times as mayor,* attended the ; v rom "the ISD (landing ship dock) dance. , speaker, said • Mr. Gray had law," he said. Mr. Gray has gaidr^ jug handle method might all existing otcjlnanees. dinner .with his wife, mother nances" for the 1,280-house Levitt Point Defiance and the attack The former mayor was. pre- spent a -life in public service, a "fine record" he said. "How have' worked many years ago, development. BuHifUig'«pa«s i « and three sms. when there was less Rt. 35 traf- ransport Navarro. "Instead, te' has made \ a The- judge-designate said Mr. flc, but that at present an oven At the same time, the chair- Another 4C0 aboard the carrier shambles of o'u r • ordinances. Beadleston's remarks were pass would b,e the only solution. man of the Planning Board, Jo- telley Forge were flown bv lieli- Everything has been changed — even truer of those "dedicated \ "We' also want the project to seph P. Stenger, rapped the opters to Bangkok's Don Muang street requirements, layout, public officials — elected as take care* of the next 20 years, Levitt firm — and Harold J. airport. Urge Road Be Kept Open Dolan, president of the Board of curbs and gutters, and the gov- well as appointed" who staff not become obsolete," he added. U. S. C130 Hercules transports Red Bank's municipal admin- Education and a member of the erning body is getting ready to were warmed up to rush the 'ma- FREEHOLD — At the urging presented to the authority pro- The Monmouth Municipal As- Mr. Appiegate charged that the Planning Board, charged Levitt downgrade the building code." istration. "My honor is theirs," state "did not even consult the (See MARINES, Page 2) if the Holmdel Property Owners testing the move. sociation adopted such a resolu- he declared. • with "showing a complete disre- Mr. Stenger said that all along Association, the county Board of tion at Its meeting in Highlands county Planning Board" before gard for local ordinances." ,. he had had many "doubts" and Board Complied •Most Precious1 Gift drawing plans. He said that if It Freeholders moved again yester- Noting that the freeholders had last night. Before discussion' of "down' "asked many questions" in the day to keep alive the thought of He recalled that he was a early stages of planning but had asked that the access point be It acted after hearing Freehold- former police committee chair- grading" took place, the board, a free.Garden State Parkway en- kept open during conversations at the insistence of Mr. Dolan, been told by the board attorney er Director Joseph C. Irwin point man while a' council member, Laos—How trance at Telegraph Hill Park. with the authority, Mr. Fried- out value of the existing access Apartments decided to return Levitt's final on each occasion, "this is not The New Jersey Highway Au- and thanked the PBA members the time — wait until the fina' auer asked — and the board com- point to area residen's and to for their tribute. subdivision maps on eight sec thority, operator of the parkway, piled— that the view be placed lions, and ask for revised pre- maps are In." The Situation the new Bell Telephone Labora- Red Bank Patrolman Ray- Delayed By has ordered the temporary on-off in the form of a resolution. tories plant. liminary maps embodying "in Finding Out access point shut down to pub- man G. Patterson, president of writing" several changes and "Well now the final maps are The spokesman said he will' at- the local, presented Mr. Gray Looks Today lic use May 30. . , tempt to influence the Holmdel Public Service Financing corrections in layout and con- coming in, and we are finding Mr. Irwin said the board had a gold ivrist watch from the struction plans. out what is happening to us," By The Associated 'Press Theodore Friedauer, president Township Committee and private organization. Mr. Gray called Bangkok — Task force j of of the Property Owners group, organizations sponsoring the urged that Telegraph Hill inter- KEANSBURG - Construction Cost Him Money the chairman,declared. change — an unofficial one even it the "most precious gift of of a $50,000 garden apartment 1,800 battle • equipped marines told the freeholders yesterday pe- move to also adopt formal reso- my life.'-' Township Commltteeman Mr. Doland said, "Jt has be- titions are in circulation tp be lutions. from the beginning — remain project on' Hancock St, is slated come apparent that Levitt is dis- lands in Thailand; Transport ', He also received an honor- Henry E. Traphagen, sitting in planes begin airiifting them to open at least until another reg- to get under way here "as soon the audience, said that "to hold regarding prior commitments." ary life membership in the as financial technicalities can be taging; point north of Bangkok ular interchange is provided in Levitt up will cost him (Levitt) Former Mayor • Water's re- the Holmdel-Middletown area. PBA, which was given in the Ironed out," it was learned yes- money." marks were made after the board for movement onward to Laotian form of a sterling silver mem- border. The park connection to public terday." He then asked Mr. Stenger, if meeting. " ..,',:, r bership card by . Patrolman According to the builders. Gold- It was under Mr. Water's ad' Chiengrai — Air-lift home of GominutefTaxBili roads was designed for use by Franklin White, state PBA Levitt had ever failed to live up parkway suppliers. en Rule Construction Co., Hazlet, to any'of'his commitments. ministration, last year, that Le- 3,000 Royal Laotian troops who delegate. construction of the proposed '"You really want me to an vitt initiated his plans for de- fled into Thailand nearing com- When 'he parkway opened it Councilman John Warren, apartments "could be completed swer that?" said Mr. Stenger. velopment here. pletion. Reconnaissance pilots Action Is Pressed had little public use and re- Jr., police committee chairman within four months if all goes "I do," said Mr. Traphagen. "Based on the original agree- ranging over rebel-held territory mained open as a public service, presented Mr. Gray en honor- well with the financing." authority spokesmen have said. y "Then the answer is yes," the (See LEVITT, Page 2) in northwest Laos fall to sigh TRENTON (AP) —Senate Ma- ward ready for passage last ary • plaqul e frof m thhe PBA The firm filed a building per- Communist troops. Reds believed jority Leader Charles W. Sand- Monday. He said he assumed the It could stay open, it was added, local. mit with the borough Tuesday pulling back after jab at Hoiiet man, Jr., R-Cape May, says he bill had passed and was sur- until traffic increased to n danger From the members of the point or bondholders complained The,project will consist of, a ai on border. will ask the Senate to act on only prised the bill had somehow been council, Mr Grayy received a about loss of revenue. two-story building of brick veneer Airport Study Unit Washington — United States one bill when it meets June 4, a overlooked. $50 gift certificate from May- construction, on a one-quarter- considering resuming $3 million commuter tax measure designed "Someone must have taken the When the shut down was or- or Peter W. Falvo. Mr. Falvo acre tract.. monthly aid to Vientiane govern- to save the state between $25,000 bill off of the board while it was dered, however, no specific reas- formerly council president, was The building will house 12 one- ment providing Prince Boun Onm and $100,000. out of the Senate chamber," on was stated. appointed Tuesday to replace bedroom units which will rent To Be Named Soon dumps deputy. Gen. Phoupu The Senate had plartned to re- landman said. He added • that Mr. Irwin said the board has Mr. Gray. for about $100 a month, the build- he had been called out of the Theodore E. Nestler, presi- FREEHOLD - The Board of reached, he said, there woulc Nosavan, to pave way for negoti urn June 4 to. act only on ap- had no official notification of ers reported. chamber on several occasions dent of the 32d and Templars Freeholders took no action yes- have to be professional studies ol ations for coalition regime. ; pointments and then adjourn for the impending closing. The builders said that an all- Monday, once by the governor. Club of Monmouth County, for terday to implement announced economic benefits versus costs, Saigon — Lt. Gen. James 'L the summer. But Sandman said "All we know is,what we i;eac electric heating system will be Ms organization, gave Mr. intentions of speeding study of At this time, he said, no informs' Richardson, arrives or. way •• tothe commuter tax bill which some- Sandman said there is rio op- in the newspapers," he said. utilized. Gray a pair of silver cuff the possible purchase of Mon- tion is available as to either. take over command of American how got lost in last Monday's position to the commuter'tax bil Mr. Friedauer said he was con There will also be a large off- and added "I certainly don't want f links. The Fair Haven Lions mouth Cqunty Airport as a coun- "But we know ,this," he said, forces in Thailand, confers wjth marathon session is urgent ident that the authority would street parking area, builders the state to lose money." Club gave him two historical ty-government facility. "every year land values rise and Gen. Paul D. Harkins, com enough to make passage alto- "listen to reason" though he ac- noted. gether proper. Hughe's told a news conference knowledged it had full power atlases, presented by Abe Dix- The apartment building is the Freeholder Director Joseph C. land is used for other purpose: mander of U.S. forces in Vie on, a past president. Irwin said Sunday the board this than originally intended. Nam and Thailand. ; The bill would permit the 180,- Tuesday that he would ask the and said "maybe it is drunk with first for Golden Rule in this area. (See COMMUTER, Page 2) power." (See GRAY, Page 3) The firm has erected several sim- week would appoint a citizens ad- "We also know that if thi: Taipei — Prince Boun Oum fe- 000 New Jerseyans who work In ilar buildings In Essex County. visory committee to help the free- (Monmouth Airport) is lost, il urns home to Vientiane after New York to avoid filling , out Architect is Gerard A. Barba, holders make a decision. will be almost impossible to starl largely unsuccessful mission to commuter tax forms for New Shrewsbury; But when no appointments were anew to develop a similar sit seek aid from Chinese National- Jersey and would also save the made at yesterday's board meet- for size and location." (See LAOS, Page 2) state the cost of. printing, the Ponies Create Political Stir ing. forms. The Planning Board report, oi WASHINGTON (AP) — Two ponies named in the needs of ponies as well as petunias. Mr. Irwin told reporters he ex- Gov. Richard J. Hughes said Back Medicare future needs, said in part: Macaroni and Tex emerged as clean ns They can wield a deft fodder fork, and know pects a statement in a "week to earlier this week that lie would NEWARK (AP) — Thp flxecu "As areas become more ur- Just how to settle a pony for the night In the 10 days." ask the Senate to consideration hounds' teeth today from a charge they may tlve board of the state AFL-C1O banized certain vital function bo living in undemocratic luxury, with uni- backyard stable. "I think," Mr. Irwin said, "the which require extensive l on other legislation Juna .4. But adopted resolutions yesterday formed servants waiting on them. As a matter of fact, 1600 Pennsylvania board is> about agreed on the area tend to be squeezed out b) Sandman said yesterday he does supporting a federal medical care ^ PACE Ave. is not the official residence of the ponies. members of the committee but other more extensive land uses "not Intend to open the door to The suspicion about Caroline Kennedy's for the aged bill and H bill pro- Adam & Eve _ 20 small horses was voiced recently by Rep. Their permanent stables are at Glen Ora, viding that taxes be withheld ... It will be a week to 10 days "In addition as land values an a lot of quibbling over bills." yet before on announcement." Amusements 21 Adjourn For Summer H. R. GrOss, R-Iowa. When a bill to Increase the Kennedy country place In Virginia. But from dividends and interest. corresponding real estate taxe Macaroni often comes up to Washington by (Speaking to the Monmouth rise it usually becomes financial!; Births : : The Assembly plans to wind up thn uniformed White House police force from In issuing Its support for the Jim Bishop: Reporter 170 to 250 men came up on the house floor horse trailer, Tex less frequently. tax withholding bill, the board Municipal Association, at High- impractical for entrepreneurs t its session Monday and then ad- Hal Boyle .... U he blocked it, at least temporarily. Macaroni is reported to give tho gardeners urged the Senate to strengthen lands, Mr. Irwin said last night continue such operations as air journ for the summer. growing industry and military ports. Bridge : ti Sandman said the commuter Ho demnnded assurances that policemen a bit of trouble because of his bent for nip- wtiat It called loophole-closing ping off the heads of flowers. When Mrs. proposals enacted by 'he House. establishments in the county Vital Functions Classified 2t tax bill, which has passed the I are not used ns nursemaids for "the horses forces the freeholders to "do all Comics -..3T Assembly, was on the Senate presently parked nt the White House." Jacqueline Kennedy and tho empress of Iran JBM at the Quay "Therefore, It is necessary foi went strolling on the grounds recently, Maca- we can to preserve this kind of government to perform certain o Crossword Puzzle 12 "Suh," one officer told a newsman, "I'm Every Thursdayd . 33880 Ocean facility.") Editorials May Sale a veteran of tho air force and I never mess roni, nuzzled the empress. He seemed enam- Ave., Sea Bright .-' the vital functions if they are t Bernat Knitting Worsted (100% oured, not so much of her, ns of a bunch of Professional Studies be preserved. Movie Timetable .21 with flosses, Nor do the other members of the Obituaries B wool) 40 colors — 4 or. skein police force." daffodils she carried. Voters Thanked Meanwhile, Charles M. Pike, ". . .federal subsidies for th Value $1.49—98c. Knitters' World The Regular Republican Club executive director of the county acquisition, enlargement, and de- Sylvia Porter 8 DIVISION OF LABOR Caroline's animal friends once Included Monmouth Shopping Center, Ea- It developed that, under a long-standing two hamsters, Billle and Debbie. They got candidates, Harry Oehter, Raul Planning Board, told The Reg- velopment of public airports ha Rndlo-Tclevlalon tontown.—Adv, ^ Hardy, Fred Bourne and Mrs, ister no studies have yet been provided stimulus for counllp Social 18, ?0 division of labor nt the While House, hosscs into the n«ws when they escaped from their cage and enjoyed a week-eml nf freedom In Evelyn Gulnta, wish to thank the made beyond superficial ones re- and cities to enter into (he bus George Sokol»ky A Clean Car Rldei Better and other members of the menagerie come people of Union Beach for their flected in a recent boartf discus- ness of providing terminal facll Butch's Automatic Car Wash, under the jurisdiction of Robert Redmond, the White House. One even turned up in Sporti ..., 23, President Kennedy's bathtub, •upport in the primary election. sion of future county needs. tiea for aviation. . . Stock Market ,,.. Across from A&P, Newman head gardener. (See PONIES, page 3) -Adv, • ' •• : ' - Before a decision can be (See AlBPORTi. Page 3) Succesiful Inveiling Springi Rd., Red Bank.-Adv. His platoon of experts include men wise May I7j 1962 BASK JffiGISTER Weather j p ks Have Top Priority Hew Jtrse*/— Clca4t brttfcUtg, ar OBITUARIES Bid Measure with some ainsMnt later u>4sy,' • ' . . Keansburg high ia ihft 70s except in iht tO»; HIGHLANDS — Public parks] J. The initial facility, Shark the trw. Applauded ritar thfc shore. Bfeowritog cloudy] fc*ve»fave'» toptop pritiriiy partl yfor for Mwnshj Mwunosthj River County y Paris:, , in #*11 Specific sites for tfcl« section »r* Wft| kepi «wlid*atHV W- Vnfbi WBSS EWA MAY i*ll!CE EMAKIJEL SWAitTZ Civic Park Srjrjiyat tt'tth I'm ia tie 'Jn. Fri- Owoty Freeholdtr Diwwr if* Township, ope**d-tut ft«* mvmi f , J/y the |day it\WL\Vj tunny aft.tr (tarry year » Twadsy-tod wlii have; **!<< until * *M i 4 'A RIVER FJ-AZA — Mitt HEU-Gf
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MB wtlt wriol without etiurga, Uai put of u> ndttriitalnem in which u>* typographies) error ocour*. M- at the top, the blanket covering the muttfK» « otKstsemeot Immediately ol any irror wttcb m»y occur. legs, the facing chair which held the Tldi temptpu uiosMc as re»pon»!blltu«i (or it ttemeat* ol opinion* la KU«» (ran tu ntdtri. feet PHet* In Mtrsnet On* J«tr IU.09 SU I, UN Mail* tost t tciiaur. 1 ccm Slngls by nut. ( c*nu The eyes opened briefly as Karen and Kathleen bounded into the room. THURSDAY, MAY 17,1962 The little bathing suits dripped, the blonde hair hung in wet strings. My Politics and Public Service father smiled briefly. The eyes flick. tted closed. The hands were clasped For the good of the Borough of borough for his own personal glory, BISiiO? across his stomach. The lower lip stuck out in sleep. Eatontown, the question of the legal- then that reward has been taken Kelly crouched beside him. "You all right, Pad?'" from him by the humiliating manner ity of the latest appointment of Leo she said. The eyes opened. The smile came back. J. Carting to the Planning Board of his appointment the past two "Fine," he said. I came in from an adjoining room. should be settled soon, quietly, and years in a row. Yet he has meekly "You can't be all right," I said. "You can't sleep on a non-political basis. and quietly accepted these appoint- through a vacation." He thought about it, looking ments and continued to serve. up at me as though afraid to start an argument, "I'll • Mr. Carting has served the bor- If it is feared that Mr. Carting be all right," he said. "I'm tired." ough as a planner for 12 years. He seeks power, then it should be con- He's 78. He'll be 79 In October. "I know you in. Is a member and officer of state and side out," I said. "You started sleeping at The Diplo- sidered that he is no longer chairman national planning bodies. He is one mat" "The Diplomat?" he said vaguely. I nodded. of the board, and that he has but "The hotel in Hollywood, Florida. You started sleep- of the shore area's most experienced one vote in a body made up of nine ing there and you haven't stopped. Now you're sleep, people in this very important field. men, none of them puppets. ing through the Bahamas." To spurn the services of this There is literally nothing Mr. "Y'all will enjoy the trip, son ... As you pull into the city "I'm all right," he said. "Honest." "Any pain?" man would be to do the borough a Carting can do as a board member, you get a nice view of the Statue o1 Liberty . . ,!" I said. He shook his head slowly. No pain. "Are disservice and to discourage other except to give Eatontown the benefit you taking your heart medicine?" He nodded yes, but the eyes were closed again. Kelly and I went back capable men from public service here. of his years of experience and study Hiese Payss to our room. Kathleen was crying. She said that In Eatontown Mr. Carting is not of planning problems. KNOW YOUR Karen was hitting her with a wet towel. We straight- "one of the boys." He has displayed If indeed his latest appointment The Stmk Market Stmy GOVERNMENT ened that out. First things first little or no skill in the game of local does not conform to statutory re- Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers I phoned Dr. Adolf Richter. He's the only doctor Association, 143 E, State St, politics. This fact has nothing to do quirements, then there are several By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Trenton 8. N. J. in West End. He asked a few questions. "I'll be over," he said. What could I tell him? The medical facts with his value to the Planning Board, ways of correcting a minor error. Nearly 16,000,000 Americans own the industrial, were simple enough: auricular fibrillation; edema in which is, or should be, a non-political If on the other hand a technicality commercial and service out-put of the United States. Aside from whatever it pro- ankles and lungs — both under control. The fibril- body. There is undoubtedly duplication in this figure, but poses in the field of taxation, the is to be used to "get rid of" Mr. current study of fiscal .needs by lation is an uneven beat of the heart due, In his case, to that hardly affects the problem. Some of these Ameri the State Tax Policy Commission Let his enemies stop to reflect on Carting, then those who have done childhood diptheria which killed a node called the cans are institutions such as colleges and universities could be most beneficial to New these points: this will have won a very empty pacemaker. The edema — or fluid — came from weak- or mutual funds that have invested their Jersey if it focuses also on means victory. of planning and controlling spend- ness in the heart muscle. Nothing unusual at the age If Mr. Carting were serving the funds in these industries and therefore ing. of 78. the number affected is larger indirectly. This was emphasized in the statement of the New Jersey Tax- The doctor arrived, listened to the story, and be- A County Airport - It is ridiculous for the new-fangled payers Association to the com- economists to say that there is no rela- mission at recent public hearings. gan his examination. Richter is a native OfPoland, a Freeholder Director Joseph C. Let's hope Mr. Irwin and the tion between the stock market and thePointing to the large volume of man sickened of war who seeks peace in the Bahamas Irwin has said that the freeholders, freeholders follow through on this economy. When the market tumbles, spending pressures upon the My father smiled at the doctor, and dozed. He said state and its Legislature, the as-he felt fine. The doctor, examined the cache of medi- are actively studying the feasibility project, and don't just let it die of the immediate effect is lack of confi- sociation cited the need to pro- cines. It told him much. of acquiring Monmouth County Air- inaction. This is the type of county dence. So-called smart people become ject state spending requirements SOKOLSKY liquid, that is, they sell their stocks and on a long-term basis and to re- "The heart muscle is weak," the doctor said. "He port, Rt. 34, Wall Township, as a project in which the freeholders view and up-date them year-by- bonds and hold on to their cash, hoping to recoup by year, and to plan expenditures has a little swelling of the ankles. Very little. There county facility. The idea was rec-could well afford to invest the tax-buying at lower prices. The rebound may be very accordingly. is some congestive heart failure, his abdomen Is swol- ommended for prompt action last payers' money, It makes much slow. Those who buy on margin get telephone calls, "This implies a number .of steps len, and the; lungs are clears I can not tell you much month by the Monmouth County sense than spending tax money on the part of both the execu- asking them to cover and if they can not, their losses tive and legislative branches In a quick examination. This man needs a hospital. Planning Board. collected from all over the county to may be so great that their private economic situation aimed directly at integrating 'op- , • "The small arteries of the brain could be ruptur- help open up the underdeveloped becomes hopeless. The very rich recoup more quickly erating and capital' planning on ing. Little strokes. How far is home?" "New York," Monmouth County sorely needs the one hand with fiscal plan- area off VanSchoick Rd. and Laurel by buying preferred European securities, or by purchas- ning on the other," said the as-I said. The doctor shook his head. "He is weak and a facility of this kind, which would ing real estate under certain circumstances, or jewels Ave. in Middletown and Holmdel sociation. It suggested the fol-getting weaker. Can you get him to Florida? He or works of art. Those who are not well off can notlowing steps: should have some oxygen." bring in revenue from several mili- Townships. If the VanSchoick Rd.- do that. They must take their loss and suffer. "(a) Amend the rules of the I said I did not know. I would try. The doctor tary and private sources, and the Laurel Ave. area is worthy of develp- Legislature to conform with the 'fiscal note' legislation recently was sympathetic. He would be back. The patient was cost of maintenance may be prac- ment it will be done soon enough by What is a share worth? There are as many opin- enacted (Chapter 27, Laws of ions as there are buyers and sellers. Certainly no share in no pain, just fading away. I couldn't take it. I tically assured by a federal agency. private capital, as it should be, 1962), so as to require a state- of stock is worth 100 times the earnings of the company ment on legislative bills indi- looked at him. He slept with his chin on his chest. He and those who purchase such a stock are speculators. cating the estimated cost of car- looked tired. We had been through a lot together Money's Worths rying their provisions Into execu- over many years; years of laughter and heartbreak; An investor who buys in the hope that the enterprise tion. will grow is on sounder ground or one who buys a stock "(b) Institute, as a regular an- riotous fun and drinks; serious discussions; solemn that sells at about 10 times the earnings of a company nual procedure, comprehensive situations; arguments; competitive games; love. Foreign Bmmwing Hem—A New Bilemma budget studies projected several By SYLVIA PORTER is on less uncertain ground. years ahead to estimate total fu- Once, when he was a police lieutenant in Jersey ture costs under existing pro- City he had weighed 254 pounds, a big man with big One thing our country does ot finance and our dollar million Belgian bonds, $10 mil- When the Buyer Loses grams, including state aid andideas. Now he was small and weak and Ms- feet sot need right now is a height- has had the standing of th lion for Oslo, $25 million for.New debt service as well as opera- ened outflow of U.S. dollars to world's leading currency Zealand, $20 million for Den- But when the buyer loses his money, there are tions, updating these studies shuffled with agonizing uncertainty, but his mind was foreign governments and foreign finance. mark, $40 million for South no excuses that can be made to him. He translateseach year. bright and sharp and his daily habit was to read books corporations taking advantag' Until a few years ago, U. European Pipeline Co., and com- his misfortune into an opposition to those who caused "(c) In particular, project the and newspapers. Of the greai investing institutions shied froi ing to market now are $25 million cost of staffing, operating and money and se-buying foreign government or foi European Coal and Steel Com- a general loss of confidence. And loss of confidence maintaining the new capital fa- A mile away there was an airstrip. Who? What? curities mar- eign corporation securities; to munity bonds and $15 million is the only reason why there is a general fall of stock cilities now under construction, How? Ken Calendar of Miami Goodwilllndustrles had kets of New risky. Now, though, the growtl Japan Development Bank bonds. prices. There is either loss of confidence in the econ- authorized or officially proposed. a plane. He was going to pick us up and fly the fam- of other industrialized nation The Key Point "(d) Strengthen budgetary fa. York to borrow omy, in the Administration or in international rela- ily to Miami. Did It have oxygen? I didn't know. cash for use the boom in Europe's Commo The key point is that whenever cilities for maximum control ov- in their own Market liave sharply change- a U.S. institution buys securities tions. er the establishment of new posl' Could we afford to wait? A good question. I went back countries. their attitude. of this type, the dollars go over- I have asked over 100 persons, some of them tions. in the room and pinched his cheek to awaken him. But this Just since the start of 196 seas to the borrower, there is an "(e) Strengthen the study of just what there has been a flood of forelgi economic majors, if they knew Gresham's Law. The organization and methods by es- "Did you take your medicine?" I asked. It ap- 1 outflow of funds—and an addition happening to borrowings in our markets: S3 to the already serious deficit in answer for those under 30 is generally that they never tablishing within the budget of- peared to be difficult for him to concentrate. Yes, PORTER us — and themillion Australian bonds, $10 our balance of payments. heard of it The significance of the reply is not that fice a centralized force constant- ly probing into departmental op- he said. What day is this? I said. He wasn't sure. disturbing faci million World Bank bonds, $31 We don't want to forfeit our they do not know that bad money drives out good is that this has placed us in a reputation as the world's leading erations, with Its findings brought Where are we? I asked. He smiled a little. "You know," dilemma to which we see no im- inancial nation. We can't ignore money; it is rather that they do not have a "feel" for to bear on budget planning." he said, "those little islands — hydrangeas." I got his mediate tolerable solution. Here's CABMICHAIL this either. What do we do? money such as a small dealer must have if he is not The proposal for Improvement medicine. "Which one is for the heart?" I asked. He the tale. Direct controls over the bor-to go out of business. of the state's fiscal planning was studied the bottles a long time. "They're green," he Our gold hoard has been shrink- rowing—an obvious answer—have one of five recommendations sub- ing steadily for years because of been ruled out. If we did this, Money is a curious catalyst. Fed on confidence,mitted to the commission by tlia said. I became exasperated and frightened. "There association. past and still continuing drains he holders of those $23 billion of it grows and makes everything about it grow; not fed on are no green pills," I said. "Don't you know your by our foreign creditors. It's hort-term claims against our own medicines?" down to under $16.5 billion, the $16.5 billion gold hoard decide confidence, it becomes like an acid which makes every- Nearly 4 per cent of New Jer- lowest level since August, 1939, we were getting set to slap on thing about it shrivel. The miser, for instance, lackssey's total population works for The phone rang. I answered. As I spoke, my and week after week, the precious ontrols generally—and the re- the government. father fell back into a deep soft sleep. It was the reserve backing our dollar confidence in the catalytic powers of money and there- There were more than 250,000 ulting run on our dollar could nurse at the Jack Tar Hotel. "I'm coming right down dwindles. bring disaster to the U.S. fore does nothing with it. He holds on to it governmental employees in the . At the same time, foreign cred A lisa In interest rates high state last year. Based upon the with some oxygen," she said. I thanked her. The Itors of the U.S. have built up nough to discourage the borrow- Not Just U. S. Steel total population of 6,244,000 this sight of the tank would make my father feel that the enormous short-term claims, ing lias been ruled out too. This equaled almost four public em- end was near, I knew. totaling $23 billion, against our would squeeze US. borrowers as, Some believe that the cause of the present loss ployees for every 100 men, wom- gold reserve, because we have veil nnd a further slowdown In of confidence started when the President quarrelled en nnd children in thp state. I was boxed. Trapped. After all this man had been spending far more abroad wsiness is what we must avoid. with the United States Steel Corporation. That is The figures, revealed by the done fors me, what could I do for him? Nothing, than we have been earning 'Moral Suasion' New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- abroad. This deficit in our bal- not so. It started much earlier, as a study of stock tion, were based upon the litest Why had I (insisted that he join us on this vacation? ance of payments exists not be- "Moral suasion" is being used. )ur officials are telling foreign prices will show. reports of the U.S. Bureau of theHe had been comfortable in his little room with his cause we're Importing more Census. These show 258,668 full newspapers and books and the baseball goods than we're exporting; our ;overnments nnd corporations in The method of collecting the income tax has be- games on 'lain words that we don't favor and part-time public employees exports of goods top our imports come so brutal that men are discouraged by the in-in New Jersey in October, 1961, TV. by $5 billion a year. 'excessive" borrowing by them ere now. There's no "fjentle- vasion of their private lives and the unbelievable an increase of nearly 10,000 in the The trip to Miami by air is about 45 minutes. I Billions In Aid men's agreement" but perhaps amount of time consumed in answering wasteful and period of one year. needed a plane with oxygen, some strong hands to It exists because each year, ome of them are getting the Federal government payrolls in are spending billions in addition often stupid questionnaires. Because there are a com- lift my father, and a prayer that he would live through nessage. New Jersey rose 2,347 (4 per the journey. I told dad that everything was going to for maintenance of our military The basic answer lies' in the paratively small number of thieves who cheat, every- cent) to total 55,059 last October. defenses abroad, for aid to under reation In other countries of State government employment be all right. He didn't hear me... developed countries, for tourist body has to be penalized by an indecent withholding money and securities markets tax which is a sign that a democratic government was up 2,725 (8 per cent) to a to-
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FRANK'S BIG AND TALL MEN'S SHOP It adds up! More and more throughout the nation have just HWY. U (one mile north of Asbury Park Circle) WANAMASSA — S31-334I people use The Register ads each County Farm been detailed by the Department issue because results come fast- if Commerce. Its reports are Other Stores: TRENTON AND NEW BRUNSWICK iased on the latest census of Land Value igriculture. The 68 per cent rise in Mon mouth County tops the United On Increase states average rise of 35 per OPEN DAILY NEW YORK — The upward cent, and that of New Jersey, 10 A. M. to 9:30 swing in the value of farm real 33 per cent. ®f> MONTGOMERY WAI$D estate continues in Monmouth Various explanations have been Tues. and Sat. 'til 6County. ••• MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER \ Phone LI 2-215 advanced to account for the in- On the basis of a recent study, consistency that seems to have part of a national agricultural developed between farm income survey, the value of local farms and farm values. is now 68 per cent higher than Some feel that the rise in land in 1954. The smaller number of prices is due to the continuing farms Is partially responsible. pressure by existing farmers for The rise Is in line with the acreage to add to their present steady advance in market values holdings to take advantage of noted In many other farming mechanization and of other tech- areas of the country during the nological advances in last 15 years or so. Nearly every ture. ial sale! year has seen a new high posted. A new and more novel ex- What is pushing the prices up? planation, offered by a Depart- HERITAGE DELUXE According to the Department of ment of Agriculture economist, Agriculture, one of the factors is that farmers are reluctant to is the email supply of farm land sell because of the capital gains for sale, despite the popular con- tax they would have to pay. ception that fanners are anxious Is pointed out that a farm that to dispose of their properties. cost $20,000 and Is now worth superb typewriter made by Royal for Wards alone In Monmouth County, the fig- $60,000 might involve a federal ures show, the price of farm tax of nearly $7,500. real estate—land and buildings- In Monmouth County, the value is now $945 an acre, as agains of the average farm—land and the $563 per acre price reported buildings—rose from $29,129 five years previously. $49,359 since 1954. Consolidations The values placed on farm caused some of this increase. 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VEST LONG BRAHCH - Th« Set for Holy N«me A- Thompson, «M», at lte.y M, IMS VL, wi* i«tuct«J u a member ft>r, Ht« fsvited all m«fl «od l»y«!a 'avwH* material-to Colooii) fa* <4Kfc«s. aA4 taiis Club wfii sell light iw!U HIGHLANDS — Mtcha*i J, Billie Dove Is Back to 6. door to door eanvasi in theat a recent raettisg of th* club. Connolly, tpedal agent. (4 the of the frtrUh to attend the brtek- America, This t/otMtmtim & The put deputy district iovar- iluen md wool w%> strong and HOLLYWOOD (AP) - "I had to be * trip to Hawaii to appear Borough wedaetday, «t*ning at Federal Bureau of Investigation, fast which will be held at Knit- seen torn* of the other girlt try la ft* new film "Diamond Head." S p.m. The fund-raising project Is nor, Ralph Ardollno, conducted will be guest speaker Sunday at ters Cedar Inn Restaurant, Nave- warm. to hug onto their ctretrt After MJM Dove, whose verse has they had itftrted to slide ' appeared in national magatines, vowed that would never happen entered the contest and thought to me. So when I got married, no more about it. One day she at a Wd tmnd. any of is th* amoutt «( »%It w*» very ea«y to quit." was talking to a friend at the Mr daltnnd at ttu Vfa* th* tear This WM Bitlie Dove expUinlng Kenastons* Palm Springs house. why she ended her movie career The friend asked if (he ever PROWN'S SPRING SALE! Intornut •t the height of her stirdom al- thought about returning to flint. «!or rtiim most 30 yean ago.- One of the "Oh, I suppose I might If there and mi DM* ai t la nrt er wholt icreen'f gre»te« betutlet, ihe were something that interested . b«s* faltnsU si the married lOcUllte Robert Kenas- 75 Ft. Tfct •UcMMtu) tUddtr me," Miss Dove remarked, • A L U MIN U M _ t» hunUM aunty bond ton and never returned to films never announced that I was re- _ -,_ __. amount ol Mi* contrast, tt * iwmmjr «tth«iwdto do bust- —until now. tiring, because I think that actors • Many GARDEN Outside Paints , M«~£lgMMta o( M«w Jersey. Any American male who ad who do so and then return later MNKW-milMUKO*, (oramf U4. Colors •antMtfTlM (ond far u>« proposal mits to middle age will recall look rather silly. Mr* M»_oir Ms ud may b« obtained the stunning looks of Billie Dove. "But honestly, going back is HOSE 3.98 Value . WHITE "— to tl>» OlMH«r, Di- •a and Property, male She wai Douglas Fairbanks' lead- one decision I hope I never have . », Nuw arts/, on By CSHUSTOPHER MMCUER New Jersey has no minimum lation giving the workingman a wage law, although it does regu- minimum salary of $1.25 an hour TRENTON (AP) — Some 21 it has established a $1,25 an hour ttate legislatures met across the late Uie salaries of women am children "In some industries. average salary for the non-work- nation this year and 11 of them ing man. considered establishing minimum The Senate failed this week t act on a compromise bill which An industrial worker who loses DAYS ONLY! wage laws. his job through no fault of his Rhode Island, the smallest state would have established a mini' mum of $1.25 in two steps, rais own and earned $98 a week be- VALUE In the country, approved a min- fore losing his job is entitled to imum of $1.15 effective in Septem- ing it to $1.15 within two months and $1.25 by September, 1963. the $50 a week unemployment ber of this year. Neighboring check. STARTS THURSDAY. Legislature Hesitant New York plans to raise its min- Last year the legislature ap- imum to SJ.25 steps, starting with Although the New Jersey legis lature is hesitant to pass legi& proved a bill upping the un- $1.15 by Oct. 1. i employment compensation pay- ments from $35 a week to $50 a week, or $1.25 an hour for a 40- ENDS hour week. It might be considered an odd paradox that a man sitting at home waiting for a job is entitled to more money under the law MONDAY, $12345 :han a man who works 40 hours week to earn a ljving. Needs $1.67 an Hour A recent survey by the state Department of Labor indicates 6 ft. Aluminum that the minimum living expenses PAINT ROLLER SCRAPER 67890 for a person living alone requires AND an income of $1.67 an hour: AND Based on this, Labor Commis- STEPLADDER sioner Raymond F. Male sug- SANDING SET gested that $1.25 looks pretty Sturdy, painter's type. PAN SET Two useful "Red Devil" tools. modest for the head of a family. State officials say that several thousand people who work a full 40-hour week still must receive 59* Value $1.20 state assistance to properly feed Reg. Reg. and clothe their family. Under the present system of $18.75 95* Value $1.59 $1.39 controlled wages for specific jobs 13 + DIVIDENDS in different categories, it is pos 75 sible for a cashier to receive six different lawful minimum sala- ries, ranging from 75 cents an Porch, Floor hour to $1.35 an hour. CAULKING Caulking Tube HOW FAST YOUR Laws for Some Present state law permits the following hourly wages for cash- and Deck Paint GUN Cartridges MONEY GROWS iers: Hotels, 75 cents an hour; dry cleaning, 85 cents; restaurant, 87 cents; dress shop, $1.00; big chain STOP IN TODAY AND OPEN store (under federal law) $1.15 Reg. 49c joing up io $1.25 in 1963; and a Value Reg. beauty salon or other "beauty 99 each AN ACCOUNT. ONE WAY culture occupations" $1.35 an $5.99 $1.39 hour. Gal. TO INSURE HAVING MONEY New Jersey is one of the 3 for wealthelr state's in the country 2 ON HAND WHEN NEEDED. 75 and has an average weekly pay for Industrial workers of $102. A minimum salary scale doesn't just mean more money in Red Devil Paint Odorless Paint Thinner the pockets of the underpaid, it AND means more money in every- 4" PAINT BRUSH for interior or exterior painting. one's pockets, the bill supporters say. Varnish Remover Will not dull gloss paint, MAINSTAY They argue that a man whose Paste or Liquid salary Is boosted from 75 or 80 cents an hour to $1.25 an hour Value $1.35 gal. FEDERAL SAYINGS is going to spend his money Value quickly in New Jersey and not $6.80 Reg. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION hide it in a mattress. c O3 ' (In your container) The Lowest Paid $1.00 Under the present complex sys^ (ft. tem people who are fully em- 3 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK ployed, working a 40 or more (in our container) hour week, can be in a state of 69 poverty—there is no legal bottom to what they can be paid. Monad Waterproof '!! THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW The lowest paid,' according to RENT IT the state Department of Labor are Hurry, Quantities Are laundry, dry cleaning, restaurant Heavy duty floor sander. Contains and small retail store workers. SPAR VARNISH automatic clutch which prevents goug- Limited. We will be The lowest paid are not only it's hard on their families but become ing floor marks. miserable business risks. open Sunday, May 20 Advocates of a minimum wage Reg. law argue that a pay raise would and Sunday, May 27, send the new money quickly back $6.98 99 PER time to local cash registers for food, 50 clothing, and even medical care, Gal. DAY 9-12 noon. to a doctor of their choice. 3 you The Senate failed to act on the bill this week saying it was not 3 narrow enough. The bill before the state Senate excludes domes- owned tic and restaurant workers; farm hands; executives; outside sales- men. Exclusions Asked It is understood Senate leaders feel the bill should also exclude GENUINE hospitals and amusement work- DU PONT Jfl ers. Hospitals argue that costs of TWmTkadi liospitalization are already sky- rocketing and to pay orderlies DuPont #40 DuPont #675 and kitchen help higher wages would only increase the rates White House Paint House Paint Tropical even more. Supporters of the bill, which SELF CLEANING presently covers hospital workers, SHAKE AND SHINGLE argue that, in effect, the poorly Suit paid persons who give service are subsidizing the more wealthy. 'At some point the public Reg. Reg. should be concerned that ^hoso 77 who supply the services earn $7.60 $7.38 enough to eat," Labor Secretary Gal. When a man slips into a PALM BEACH suit — Male said. '30 Years Overdue* 5 5" he has arrived. The PALM BEACH label tells The state of Alaska, where It V G.I. the world its owner appreciates fine tailoring, s said that even ice cubes cost more, has passed a bill which re- DuPont #50 styling, subtle colors, fabrics that look quires Alaska's minimum wage DuPont #42 DuPont Flokote DuPont Lucite to stay 50 cents above whatever and wear with the best. Proudly we now invite the current federal minimum Lucite Acrylic Rubber base, one coat-type. you to stop in and gee our new selections wage is. White House Paint Wall Paint House Paint Odorless, dries In 30 minutes. The present federal minimum CHALK RESISTANT • No Stirring « No Dripping of PALM BEACH Tropical Suits. You've never worn wage, applying to interstate com- BLISTER RESISTANT a Biiit so light, so cool, so smart, In conventional merce and big volume business, s $1.15 and will rise to $1.25 by and natural shoulder models, with "contour September, 1903. 95 Reg. Reg. Reg. collar" for perfect fit. $39' Gov. Hughes, who has said a 77 Reg. minimum wage law for New Jer- $7.60 77 $6.65 477 •ISPK. T. M. Goolnll Sanford Incorporated, fiber content: sey is 30 years overdue, Indicated $8.50 $7.45 65% Dacron ©Polyester, K>% rayon. In most Btyln. his week he may ask the Senate Gal. m Gal. to act on it next month. Other- 5" Open Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P. M. wise it will be a dead Issue urv 5 6 II the Senate returns in the fall. %M Gal. CHARGE IT 3 Month* to Pay—No Service Charge Fine Suspended RED BANK - Acting Magis- trate Whitney Crowell found Joseph Wood, 258 West Bergen PI., guilty of careless driving E C K E R HARDWARE yesterday. Mr. Wood was given a $15 suspended fine and his license SHREWSBURY AVE. SH 7-0465 RED BANK was suspended pending n driver's rc-exmlnation by the Division of1 Motor Vehicles. (CORNER CATHERINE ST.) Robert Scaccianoce of Lake °lM" Weekdays 8 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. 23 MONMOUTH ST. Shawnee, Wharton, was fined $15 RED BANK after hs was found guilty ol Friday* t A.M. to y P.M. exewrive speeding, MtttwrVehicle is Ml w flja Cottt kWMNi a* 'oor Man's Philosopher You explain apologetically you have all ffee flag* BED BANK REGISTER Tban. May 17, 1962-11 order (itfAifuJttf payment #f yt»o Bf«d at the zaoment tba jaoguMMt la UrtattmrjMf, to &aju the mayor's *j*wiat- •^fa^tJuitfiallrigW^rei^thebOMairflf. "How wamtm la «4ataoB t* utlatrbi efat TUCSON, Ariz. (/UP) — Tucson *****•cfaerfttl*. 0,' IV*]!"**** ** *• ****** ft* J*Sf**ot ***** about some Christmas c*rda? My wife is selling them Mayor Lew Davis was fmunped with work for several weeks. Fi- HADE HERSELF AT HOME proof of id* financial reepensl- By HAL BOYLE for tier church, too." man later • sett arose *wd a nally he had time to dig through LOUISVILLE, Ky, (AP) - J. ]od|nestt WM ntmed agatest "61% to future accident*. You go out to the men's room and find lurking NEW YORK (AP) — There was a time when a a pile of appointment requests. B. Tabler loves birds but not this DM tor property damage la Hie there Jim, the head bookkeeper. His part-time special' He noticed a familiar name. one. •mow* of U8».wm my driving GOOD, CLEAN SHOW business office was merely a place where people went ty is selling insurance. He took a second look and real- The frisky female flew down privilege be affected by (Us PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -Em- to earn a living. "You're not looking too well," he remarks. "Se ized bis secretary, Mrs. Rae El- the chimney at his home, netted jMBtf j met Lancaster's neighbor boy Today, however, the average office has become linger, had requested an appoint- ta an ash tray la the living mm, A. Yes, $»bw provides for pestered him endlessly to watch riously, don't you think now is the time to get some ment the next afternoon in order and laid aa egg- the snspeeftai of all ngtstr** television. an unofficial department store. added protection?" tliw certificate «ad plates and Out of patience, Lancaster You no longer have to do your driver'* fieeuw of anyone who So it goes all day long, with your associates Inter- seated the youngster before • shopping during lunch hours or on Sat- rupting you with sales pitches for fascinating bargains falls to satisfy, within sixty ' as-windowed automatic trash? YOUR BEST BUV . . day*, a Jadfmtat la «n*a* of er and said: urdays. One of the fringe benefits of in everything from razor blades to automatic garage SIM, whlcfc ti the malt of a •That's 'Sea Hunt.'" modem office life now is that you can doors. mote? vehicle accident. Lancaster swears the boy shop leisurely on company time with- Hie MMpension remains la ef- watched the entire show, right At quitting time you have a guilty feeling you SHERWIN-WILLIAMS fect «ntU tf» Judgment Is paid through the final rinse cycle. out leaving your desk. haven't got much -work done. But there is at least Seated comfortably in your swivel one satisfaction as you leave for home. The day i PAINTS chair you can purchase anything from hasn't been a complete waste. a grand piano to a stuffed polar bear. Two employees have tentatively agreed to buy BOYLE This is because every office em' backyard swimming pools from you. That's your side- WE HAVE ployee today seems to be a part-time salesman. The line. Don't Be hired hands spend half their working time buying some- Like The thing from or selling something to each other. GINGER By Gettcrmaiin 66 The bait is always the same: "I can get it for you Woman wholesale." You arrive in the morning and what happens the Who Lived ery first thing? Why, old Hank, the lovable janitor, sweeps up and says: In A Shoe" "I see you got egg on your necktie again. How much did you pay for that tie—three bucks? I can get 'em wholesale two for a dollar, and they come in 29 FOR PAINTING YOUR HOUSE colors, not counting plaid. Shall I bring you in a dozen tomorrow?" Next Jake, the stock room man, drops by to leave THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. A First Merchants you a supply of paper clips. Bargain Trips HIGHWAY 35 137 BROAD ST. HOME LOAN "Where you going on your vacation?" he Inquires Mlddletown Showing Center RED BANK asually. 'I can get you a trip to Paris aboard Lurch OS 1-2575 SH 1-7183 Will Solve The Problem! Airlines at half the regular cost—plus a free glass of PAINTERS . INDUSTRIAL • INSTITUTIONAL champagne going and coming." "Did you build yours at home, too, mister?" Whether Your Needs Be For a New Home or If Jake can line up enough customers, naturally, A Remodeling Program For Your Old One he'll get to'come along and see the sights for nothing. You try to buckle down to the job, but along comes • A MORTGAGE LOAN Bill, the treasurer's assistant, for a friendly chat. After If you're going to buy or build . .. decide looking around furtively, he pulls out a box containing ROBERT HALL on the home you wont . . . then visit us some unset diamonds. ';•' and we'll arrange a sound financing plan "I happened to overhear you say you and your . that Is best for you. wife are celebrating your 10th wedding anniversary next month," he says. "How about surprising her with • A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN a sparkler? These are a third of what they'd charge you at a jeweler's." If you need a new room, remodeled; kitch- en, another both, finished attic . . . any- You tell him that your wife is allergic to diamonds, thing to make your home more comfort- but that doesn't stop Bill. He reaches in his other able, more livable , . . we'll arrange a pocket and pulls out two ladies' wrist watches. monthly-repoyment loan to fit your budget. "How about one of these then?" he demands. "Guaranteed for a full half year." BT You start in to see the boss, but Genevieve, his secretary stops you. "I'm helping my little niece sell Girl Scout cookies," she says brightly. "My, are they yummy! How many boxes shall I put you down for? 100% WOOL WORSTED Sells Flags rYou back into the boss' den, and he looks up and says: • • • "Well, what's on your mind? Oh, by the way, do LIGHTWEIGHT SLACKS you have an American flag in your home? My wife is selling flags to help her church's missionary pro- gram, and I thought I'd take a few orders here at the office for her." 7.88 KT TIE HUMS NO WHTB FOR.:.lit FaMK OUARANTEED-TO-FiT FREE ALTERATIONS Save $5«..identical slacks are selling ORTHO right now for 12.95 liquid A unique process gives these slacksa 'permanently pressed look -without affecUngAeluxuriousloolcMidfeel! ofthesup^bliUwtolwbrstedtabric; Quality detailed faplaia front Ivy and single pleatmodels.Meaium and dark tones... sizes 29 to 42. ROSE FOOD Save costly pressing bills, too! SPECIAL OFFER I qt. LIQUID ROSE FOOD SAVI 80c ^ PRUNING BOOKfi $2.39 Valve $1.59 ONLY I GCSJ© ORTHO Liquid Rose Food Get spectacular results with roses—more blooms, Rose longer stronger stems, more luxuriant growth. pruning So easy to apply: simply use Ihe ORTHO lawn FOOD i with Sprayer attached to your garden hosa. ictures P Rose Pruning Book es bf StOp-hy ;;lop •»ha& haw tc prune "Rose Pruning with Pictyre*"-56 pagat of step- by-ifop pictures show how to prune for more beautiful roses. Demonstrates how to prune all varieties of roses. Explslns every stage of pruning \ ffFDS ROOTS * ' care. AM CONDiriONID FOR AVAILABLE AT THESE FINE STORES YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT The Village Baird Davison Mlddletown Old Wagon Farm Our new Garden Center Co., Inc. Garden Center Rout* 38 24 Cherry Trm 17* W. Front St. North of Mlddletown i Rout* 35. MlddUrown Form Ro I* • •••• ••••,:.• m May- 17, 1962 RED. BANK REGISTER DAilY CROSSWORD 11 Shout McGuire Readies Biggest mkt*. at ». Otri'« B«m* e.sut 40. Kind in Armed Forces Day Show tor DOWN i7.M«fc 1. Monthly with MCGCIRE AFB. N. J.-Ptsp- ay at; 10 am in wfat will coin streaks M-obably be the finest display of 9. Tropical tnUow for the biggest Armed vine 2. Final 20. Camp Forces Day program in McGuire Unerican defense might ever as- 10. Cricket bed- iembled in this area. 3. Biblical stead Air Force Base history are in term n ,y'« Awniet SO ARE WE! IX. Portrait on 4. Gay, wild 21 Vase .their final stages this week for Visitors to McGuire Saturday 22. For- 27. Jewish, &e open house on Saturday. ill watch World War I Spad $100,000 dance bill B.M trait month The program will get under erfonn in an aerial demonstra- OR 28. Country 12."CMH of 6. Portrait on honifl THIS ANNUAL SPRING CLEARANCE ion during the two-hour air show. the Sun" $5.00 bill 520.00 13. Actor 7. Mysterious 30. Portrait on A lineup of aircraft from the 21 Small $50.00 bill >eginmng of Air Force history Tim—- a Annoy 14. Tent Bhoitf 9. Circus cogwheel 32. Tarty the present Will be represented 28. Artists' 33."WlngUke CLIMAXES ALL PREVIOUS SALES 16. Half ems animal >oth in the air show and on the17.Cheas piece attraction stands 36. A dove's This is housedeaning time for our store, which means that many floor samples round. The Navy's F4H, now18. Bravo! 26. Conclusion call olding the world's speed record, 10. Plural a 3 • > T and odd pieces must be cleared away to make room for SUMMER FURNITURE NOW nil also be on hand for the pub- g ic to view for the first time. ft. ... In order to effect immediate sale of this merchandise, prices have been 20. To seek o Another of the world's super- % REDUCED TO COST OR LESS .. .Naturally, to make Hie required space, we onic fighters, the F-106 Delta Information It % abater 22. Very small must insist that all furniture listed here be delivered WITHIN 10 DAYS. )art, will appear in the McGuire % amount vs irogram for the third sonsecu- 23. Sea. bird 13 ive year and will be featured 24. Press- in the show beginning at 1:30 \b 7 BEDROOM paint fir maker's eld % % 4-PC. TRADITIONAL BY THOMASVHXE . . . Canterbury j.m. The Delta Dart held the 26. Music note 20 21 rorld's speed record of 1,520.9 28. London mahogany. Triple dresser and cathedral mirror, • Uupe % chest, full-sUe bed and night stand. ^e =*il» .p.h. until the F4H captured the theater, 31 33 •ecord speed only a few months Old Value $498.89-SampIe only $2/5.00 Brick or 29. Latvian % igo. as monetary % S-PC. WEDGWOOD GROUP BY KUNG , . . Soil* ma- The world's first supersonic unit Z<9 hogany doable dresser and mirror, chest on .chest, jffis fop precision flying team, the USAF 30. Disease ^A size canopy bed. *ME fln> Stucco Thunder-birds, will conclude the of sheep 31 33 Value »700.O0-S»»Pte only 5375.UW Amazing new DuPont VLucifc" r show with 30 minutes of hair- 31. Braided , linen tapes 3+ V 3S House Paint gives your home a lising flying. Streaking across 33. Indian. 4-PC. FRENCH PROVINCIAL BY KJUNG . . . SolM cherry he sky in their famed diamond A triple dresser and framed mirror, chest on chest, full-sue wonderful, rich low-luster finish buffalo 37 38 that lasts and lasts! it spreads irmation, the Thunderbirds have 34.Mona bed and night stand. <• lerformed throughout the free 35. Cream. Ho quickly and easily, too...and rorld. filled pastry 39 Value jmioil-SampIe only $450i00 dries to a hard, weather-resistant shell 'm finish in just an hour. You can Also scheduled to appear In the s-rr S-PC. MODERN BY BASSETT .,. . Curacao mahogany. r show are the West Point Army 37. plunder Triple dresser and scalloped mirror, chest on chest ana paint in any weather with full-size bed. "Lucita" — it may be applied ky Divers, who will be seen pulling their ripcords just 1,500 in World Wart I, and many even to damp surfaces. ;aping from their aircraft at feet above the crowd. others.. Value $Z85.W~Sa«nple only $145.00 Ititudes of 3,500 and 9,000 feet Air Defense Command will ex- i free-fall parachute jumps The Rutgers University Air hibit three of its surface-to-air 3-PC. DANISH WALNUT BY STANLEY . . . Plastic top Force ROTC championship drill double dresser and mirror, chest of drawers and (UU-tlze team, the Queens Guard, will kick missiles—the Ajax, Hercules and bookcase bed. off the two-hour air show in theBomarc. • • afternoon. Value $m 7-DIAMOND EMOALD4UT MATCHINO DIAMOND MiDAl SET BRIDAL DUO »orw MNCS wm WNOS $0CA0'250 0 SIONEy DOWN NO SIONEY DOWN »1.00 HttUly or 11.00 Weekly or 116.00 Monthly (8.00 Monthly KARAT of DIAMONDS I 1^ CAR AT DIAMOND 10-OIAMOND MATCHING DIAMOND BRIDAl SET SOLITAIRE »OTH MNC5 NOW ONtr NO MONEY DOWN NO MONEV DOWN 11.00 Weekly or Sl.M Weekly or SII.0O Monthly M.00 Monthly Buy the way lh« txptiti do— buy diomondt by the weight. Buy them ol unbelievable 4CARAT DIAMOND lavingi nowl Every diamond fluaronteod. You null bo MAN'S FIERY soltifled or your monay will DIAMOND b« refunded within 30 doyi. NOW omr NO MONEY DOWN SMALL WEEKLY $10000 NO MONEY DOWN OR MONTHLY »!.00 Weekly or 14.00 Monthly Your shoulders framed by _ PAYMENTS Jpetalled curve—most alluring of necklines. Sew this Empire-waist LARGEST I sheath in tissue-thin silks or cot SELECTION ton. Printed Pattern 9492: Misses' OF PERFECT Sixes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 re- DIAMONDS quires 3 yards 39-inch fabric. Fifty cents in coins for this IN CENTRAL pattern—add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mall. Send Visit Your Local Authorized Dealer JERSEY to Marian Martin, The Red Bank from $50 Register, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York II, N. Y. to $1000 Print plainly name, address with 60 BROAD ST., RED BANK tone, site and style number. RUSSELL OLDSMOBIUE-CADILLAC COMPANY Extra! Extra! Extra Big Sum- OPEN WEI), and 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD • SHADYSIDE 10910 mer Pattern Catnlog—oveg10r 8 717 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK FRL EVES. styles fof r allll sitesi , occasions. Send 35c. i Ran? kjettj, fedoripla to ti» prtstdeat, "AH I AAed For Was BED BANK BEdSIHl Ttenu, May 17. VFW Post, iceco«ni*aJer; Claries, Mr«. l/pftm, pttttmtA- by Mra. usior vice comraindtr; Walter Setter; a ps.it ife«yrer"s p>ia to An IncreWln My Allowance!" setnaon, ejttarttrauMrr; Vjaceat the outgoing treuurer, Mr(. Bet-] Auxiliary Gauntt , ju4fi4 a advocated ; WilliaWlli m Vt Ct&diiflffr **rving three yews Kridu*r, cb*pl»lo; WM a tift from tM Ajjxillary Ktd Imtall Slates HlMtbfaist, curetr/n; Chsrit* prisatnud by Mra. Ur/tto, and a Timmer*. three-ye*r blstortan book wat preteinlMi to NOW CtfFFWOQD - A Joint in- William Davis will serve as Mra. Lovtro by the aoziUary M»- ttaUatkra o( the new officers of adjutsmt; GeoVge Bre^oiT'oilBcer. torto. MM. Helan BlentowaW. the Veterans of Foreign Wan of-the-day; John Kelly, communi- Mrs, Lovero presented a check is Guadalcanal Post and Auxiliary ty service officer and youth activ- to the retiring commander, Theo- was held In the VFW Memorial ities chairman; Joseph Smith, dore Soltys, as an auxiliary gift Home. patriotic Instructor, post histor- to the post. Post officers were installed by ian and Dram Corps chairman; A past commander's pis was STRAW Edward Kwik, Highland", pait Vincent Gaunt, post'service of- presented to Mr. Soltys by Mopirtouth County commander. ficer, post legislative officer and Charles Casditora OfficeM>f-the-day for the instal- lation was Theodore Soltys, out- hospital chairman; Raymond Hit- HAT loing post commander. debrandt, guard; Raymond Ham- mond, bugler; Frank Fletcher, Boyce Willard to the new com public relations officer, and Har- TIME ry Kern, employment officer. Mrs. Elhel Gallagher, Keans- burg, past department president of-the Ladies Auxiliary, was the Keep installing officer for the auxil- (Will somebody please write to iary; Mrs. Marjorfe Concepclon, George? He's atill sick, you The popular coconut straw in the Cllffwood, past department pres- know.) ident, installing conductress, and telescope shape and fancy band. Mrs. Rita Scarborough, Cllffwood Dear George: Your Beach, past district president, as- My husband is not a college $5.95 sistant Installing conductress, graduate but I have tried my Mrs. Ruth Williams took the best to help him up the ladder Dress coconuts in center-crease oath as president; Mrs. Irene of success. Sometimes I feel like Brenon, senior vice president; Just giving up. He humiliates and shape with block band. Mrs. Geraldlne Fitzslmmoni, jun- embarrasses me so. shown by AA (Alcoholics Ama- ior vice president; Mrs. Edith For one thing, he drinks noth teurish) and perhaps you could $5.00 and 6.50 Kern, secretary^ Mrs. -Concep- ing but beer, When I gave a cock- get him interested in this work. tion, treasurer; Mrs. Ann tail party for his employees I When a member feels like he Mitchell, chaplain; Mrs. Scarbor- hired a bartender who is trained doesn't really want a drink he Other straws in many ough, conductress; Mrs, Dorothy to mix any drink popular here simply telephones another mem- Schar, Mrs. Helen Davis and or abroad. But my husand al- ber who rushes right over with a shapes and weaves. Mrs. Ethel Lovero, trustees; Mrs, ways just walks up to him and fifth of bourbon. Many nice peo- Oil... Helen Bicnkowskl, Mra. Alice says. "Light on the foam, ple like your husband have been Hausmann, Mrs. Lovero, and Bud," right in front of the people converted and gone on to become Mrs. Schar, color bearer. who work for him. nationally-known lushes in cafe Mrs. Irene Meehan will serve What can be done with a boor society. KNOX., . . . , MALLORY as flag bearer; Mrs. Davis, ban- like this? ner bearer; Mrs. Ethel Volpe, Social-Minded Dear George: CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED patriotic Instructor, and Mrs. Dear Social-Minded: What is the best way to live Amazing results have been on a newspaperman's salary— SIS MMf Elsie Lylo, historian. The following presentations and still have all the luxuries? were made; A past president's Love That Zing! Budget-Minded Dear Budget-Minded: It Is difficult to afford yachts EXECUTOR'S and such on a newspaperman's _J salary. The trick is to go into KIMMERLE t nstil the small-loan business;' that way Paint & Wallpaper Co. # * PUBLIC AUCTION SALE you can live on lots, of newspap- ermen's salaries. ' > • Estate of Mae A. Tonolla, Deceased will sell at Public 20 White St. Red Bank Auction Real and Personal property belonging to said The original Sherwood Forest (ON THE PARKING LOT) Decedent on the premise* at: covered 200 square miles of Open Wed. & Fri. Till 9:00 P.M. woods, glades, open heath and Tel. SH 7-1129 765 GREENS AVE.. WEST END, N. J. 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK wasteland, with scattered ham- WE DEUVER Between Lake Ave. and Cedar Ave. lets, abbeys and priories. Satur May 19th :WA.M. 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I,Ut I7.P5 Our faclory-lrftliifrd Jiitri;h SiCTIONTWa THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962 " New Jersey News Briefs GOP Told to Mend Rifts FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Kath- By Tbe Associated Pre»j erine Neuberger, national oorn- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A mltteewoman, told the Republi- Navy jet pilot was killed when can Club Ian night that the parry his A4D Skyhawk bomber as come upon "hard times" crashed In heavy woods south- which can be overcome by mend- west of here Tuesday. Cause of ing intraparty rifts. thi eraiiJ was not known, a Navy "We can no longer afford fight- spokesman said. The Navy iden- ing among ourselves at any level titled the pilot as Ens. Robert L. of government," she warned, Kelly, 24, Plainffeld, N. J. He urging that the party and its be- was single and lived on the base liefs, rather than individual candi- at Jacksonville Naval Air Station. dates, be "sold" to the voters. The Navy said Kelly was the son Pep Talk of Mrs. Ruth E. Kelly of 1304 In an enthusiastic pep talk, Park Ave., Plainfleld. Mrs. Neuberger pressed for a high degree of organization on NEW BRUNSWICK— A special the voting district level. She told Middlesex County Grand Jury has of numerous victories and in indicted a Woodbridge Township creased pluralities in areas where public works foreman and a the Republican MORE (Mobiliza- trucking firm official on charges tion of Republican Enterprise) of conspiring to'obtain money program was tested last Novem- for undelivered road materials. ber. Named in the indictment yester- The plan, slated for wide im day were Public Works Foreman plementation this fall, calls for Lawrence Clement and John Al- a high degree of local level or- masi Jr. Also named was the ganization by widely recruited John Almasi Trucking Co., Inc. and well-trained volunteers. of Woodbridge. Almasi and the RECTOR AT WORK — Rev. Canon George A. Roberrshaw was head chef yesterday company also were indicted on Cites Elections charges of false pretense and Quoting figures from recent at luncheon meeting of the Canterbury Fair committee of St. George's-by-the-River Clement was charged with mis- local elections, Mrs. Neuberger Episcopal Church, Rumson. He shows committee members, left to right, Mrs. Henry conduct in office and accepting autioned that the independent Barron, Mrs. Edgar W. Heller, Jr., and Mrs, Peter Cartmell the. proper way to char- bribes. The Indictment stated AI vote is getting larger ail the time, ihasi and the firm gave Clement and asked that campaign em- MRS. KATHERINE NEUBERGER, Republican national committeewoman, reviews cam- coal-broil a steak,-The fair will be held at the church June 15. $35,346 in bribes and gifts be- phasis be placed there and to- tween June 1957 and December ward absentee voters who do not paign plans with Fair Haven candidates Peter deK. Dusinberre, center, for mayor, and 1958. The Grand Jury claimed the always exercise their franchise. Jesse J. Mcllray, left, and Malcomb D. Horton, right, incumbent councilman running Construction Rumson Proposal men conspired to charge the Fair Haven, she said meets re- for re-election. Mrs. Neuberger addressed the Fair Haven Republican Club fast night. township- for undelivered road quirements for political victory materials. The jury said that the in November: Good candidates, Of School use of hundreds of duplicate de- positive issues and organization. livery slips resulted in Wood At a business meeting which Launching Planned Saturday jections to Art bridge paying twice for the same followed the.talk, Mrs, Malcolm On Schedule road materials. Hor'ton, social committee chair- man, announced that a dancewill WEST LONG BRANCH- Shore be held at the Willowbrook Res- Regional High School '« back on PASSAIC—A general alarm Ready for Orbital Flight taurant, River Rd., in August. ~ «chedu|e, according to architect Studio Reduced fire damaged three stores last Serving on' her committee are Alfred Green who announced to RUMSON — Some, but not sculptor, asked in March to night In a two-story brick build- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., launching, the astronaut and his ing on Jefferson St. Two fire- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Lane, backup pilot will switch to a low- the Board of Education last night not all, objections to a pro- be allowed to construct a com- Jr., William C. Rue, Mrs. James (AP) — Physical condition excel that hi is doubly sure the school posed art studio on Lincoln bination residence and studio men were treated for smoke In- lent' and mental outlook bright, residue diet to prepare their sys- 1 halation at the scene. The blaze Davison, Herbert J. Smith and will be ready by September. Ave. were quieted last night across from St. George's-by- Mrs. James H. Smith, " astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpen tems for a possible 4 hour and when plans for the building the-River Episcopal Church. damaged the Jefferson Phar- ter swung into the final stage oi 45 minute flight. Mr. <5reen explained that the macy, Cullen Card Shop and preparations today for his high Presumably, Carpenter will go recent; bricklayers' strike In were resubmitted to the Zon- the matter was deferred un- ing Board with major changes. Mayflower Dress Shop, all In ride on the orbital trail. nto seclusion in Hangar S with Philadelphia enabled local con- til last night and subsequently the building about a half block Retaining Wall Project Mercury officials said only telephone contact with his Donald DeLue, a New York the Planning Board has* ap- tractors to increase their labor off Main Ave. plans are progressing smoothly pretty wife, Rene. The blonde force, i which accounted for a proved the minor subdivision. Repair Slated for a Saturday launch oi the 37- mother of the four Carpenter speedup In construction. Mr. DeLue now requires a use year-old Navy lieutenant conv variance. WEEHAWKEN - A four alarm FREEHOLD — An emergency children is staying at a private The building ta now about 75 Court Sets fire caused severe damage yes- resolution was adopted by the mander in his "Aurora 7" space- home in nearby Cocoa Beach. . per cent complete, and nearly all Two prime opponents to the terday to a section of an export county Board of Freeholders yes- craft. But they are keeping a of the! equipment has been pur- Recount Date plan, David Brewster of Park- pier owned by the Eric-Lacka terday to permit immediate re- weather eye cocked toward the chased! Mr. Green urged the er Ave. and Robert D. Mc- wanna Railroad. The blaze on pair of a 16-foot high retaining emergency landing area in the b:to have the maintenance FREEHOLD — Superior Court Kee of Waterman Ave., last Pier H, just off Hudson Count; wall on Ocean Blvd., overlooking Atlantic Ocean east of Bermuda Report Due Judge J. Edward Kaight yester- night appeared satisfied with and custodial staff available in Blvd., roared out of control foi Sandy Hook Bay, in Atlantl Seas 11 Feet High July to familiarize themselves day ordered a recount of the May the new design. , nearly sn hour, Aiding, Weehawk- Highlands. ' •' 8 Highlands municipal election. Mr. DeLue's new" proposal . Seas were reported running 11 Next Week with the mechanical,and electri- en firemen were .fire companies The action allows the board feet high yesterday in the area cal systems in the -building. He scheduled the recount to be Is for a low stucco and clap- from Hoboken, West New York to have the work done, at an board building with a studio- where the spacecraft would land The board opened bids on! site held here Wednesday at 10:30 and Unipn City plus fire boat estimated cost of $6,300, without if it did not go into proper orbit On Schools improvement, lumber, janitorial a.m. at the voting machine ware- living room in the rear and a from New York City and th( taking bids in order to save time. garage door In the front to and had to be brought down after equipment and supplies, stage house on Manalapan Ave, Coast Guard and Erie-Lackawan Freeholder Director Joseph C. FAIR HAVEN —The Board of allow the removal of hls'works separation from the Atlas boost- curtains, audio visual equipment na water-spraying tugs. There Trwin said the wall is in danger Education will hear the findings The recount was ordered -fol- of art. er. and drafting equipment at its lowing the filing of a request by were no injuries. Some auto parts of collapse, is a risk to passers- of a recent survey of the school regular monthly meeting at the The Objecting neighbors were piled at the end of the pier Meanwhile, Dr. William Doug- system at a special meeting next Benjamin.' Gruber, attorney and by, and could block the road, a las said Carpenter and his baqk- Frank Antonides School. The unsuccessful candidate. still anxious as to the future were destroyed. county highway. Thursday at 8 p.m. awarding of the bids was set for use of the building in the event up pilot, Cmdr. Walter M. Schir- Mr. Gruber filed the request on of resale. ra.Jr., are in top physical condi- Board president Peter deK. an adjourned meeting Thursday, behalf of Frank J. Hall, who ran Dusinberre, Jr., today announced May 24. Mr. DeLue's attorney, tion. sixth in a field of 14 candidates, Stuart A. Yoiiftg, Jr., said it "Scott has no problems what- the special meeting has been It a'jso 'was disclosed that $2,- and himself, who ran seventh. was doubtful a variance is Shop-Rite, Stillman soever," said .the astronauts' called to permit residents to hear 218,000 worth of school district Mr. Hall missed election by 11 required for his client's work flight surgeon, "He's • about as the presentation of the report bonds! will be offered for sale votes to Incumbent Robert G. but, if it is, one should be ready for the flight as anyone Dr. Francis G. Cornell, presi- Thursday, June 14, at the Frank Dlebold, the lowest winner. Mr. granted for special reasons, could be." dent of Educational Research Proposal Renewed Malcolm S. Carpenter Antonides School. Sealed propos Diebold received 557 votes to one of which was that the ad- The 5-foot-l(% 155-pound Car- Services, Inc., New York City, Sis for* the bonds will be accepted Mr. Hall's 546. Mr. Gruber re- dition of a fine arts studio SHREWSBURY - Roberr Car- penter, who worked as a hod will present the report. The until $ p.m. on that date. ceived 522 votes. for business In greater depth than The future astronaut climbed would be ari asset to the com- ton, Asbury Park attorney, rep- now permitted have been' to no carrier shortly before returning from his crib, tumbled into space firm was hired by the board in munity. resenting Shop-Rite stores, pre- avail.' to the Navy 12 years ago, has al- and hit his head on a radiator. December to make the survey at Mr. DeLue said he works by sented a proposed solution to Mr. Carton said last night ,that ways excelled in physical ac- He has a small scar over his a cost of $5,000. commission only and, because drainage and sewerage problems one stumbling block to use of tivity. left eye to show for that outing The board has invited the Owner Asks Change on the Ray Stillman land on Unlike John H. Glenn Jr., who of the length ..of time required the site appears to have been And when he was 8 he almost Mayor and Council to attend the to complete his works, Broad St., the proposed site for the drainage problem there. He ran five miles'a day in prepara- fell into the scalding water of a special meeting, as well as other a supermarket. tion for his 'pioneering orbital trucks would be summoned to stated that his client and Mr. geyser at Yellowstone Nationa civic leaders. At River House Inn his home Infrequently. This was the latest in a long Stillman had jointly retained Col flight last Feb. 20, Carpenter Park. A board spokesman said, "We Mr. DeLue is well known for series of moves to make this par- H. A. Martin of H. A. Martin varies his conditioning. He favors "He tried to poke a stick in to are hoping for a large turnout of RUMSON — Martin Walsh, asked if she would be forced to the 22-foot bronze "Spirit of cel available as a supermarket Associates, Red Bank, as a con- a workout on the trampoline, a citizens, so they can hear for principal stockholder of the put up with dancing and a night Youth" in Normandy, France, site. sulting engineer, to find a solu- swim, or a session of weight lift- see what made it boil," the fa- ther said. themselves what a professional A & M Corporation, appeared be- club atmosphere every night. Mr. and is presently working on a At present, the land is zoned tion to the problem. ing. appraiser thinks of our schools fore the Zoning Board of Ad Walsh replied that dancing and piece for the World's Fair. for business to a depth of 350 Dress Rehearsal "Bud (a family nickname) was Col. Martin said the solution and what recommendations he Justmqnt last night after nearly a the use of banquet facilities A decision on the studio feet only. Repeated requests for A final dress rehearsal of the always exploring things. He has to make." year's! absence. would not be a nightly occurrence variance will be forthcoming rezoning or for a variance to is a package sewerage plant, flight, which will follow Glenn's likes mechanics. He could take which would handle sewerage Mr. Walsh is seeking permis- The board will hand down its at tlje June meeting of the permit the use of this parcel, flight plan, was on schedule to- a car apart and put it together. decision at its June meeting. Zoning Board, which adjoins Shrewsbury Shops, from the pr o p o s e d market. day with Carpenter in the Auro- The elder Carpenter plans to sion to build a restaurant and Shrewsbury Shops, and also Parkway Closing cocktail lounge on the site of the' ra 7 for a simulated flight from watch his son's flight on televi- from The Hearth, a nearby res- liftoff to recovery. sion and said he is not especially WOODBRIDGE - The Craw* old River House Inn, Bingham taurant. Ave., which Is slated for demo- Carpenter has been an explor- worried about it. fords Corner Rd. access to the lition. : He said such a plant has been er all his life, says his father, "Our American team values Garden State Parkway at Tele- designed to handle double the Malcolm Scott Carpenter Sr. At human life and they won't let graph Hill will close at 7 a.m. Last; summer Mr. Walsh re- amount of sewerage produced by ceived, a special permit for the his home in Palmer Lake, Colo., the boys go up until every con- Wednesday, May 30. A previous these establishments. the elder Carpenter recalled tingency imaginable is taken article in this newspaper re- construction of a restaurant and That amount was determined hotel on the site, but subsequent yesterday his son's first flight care of," he said. ported the closing time to be by actual metering at the estab- into space — as a year-old baby. In the final days before the 7 p.m. zoning-changes have necessitated lishments already there, and by a new application. meterings at a Shop-Rite in No Hotel Facilities another municipality which is Hotel facilities have been elimi- similar to the one proposed for nated from the new plan and with Shrewsbury, he stated. them fhe third floor of the pro- Aeration Treatment posed building. The plant would use aeration The new plan calls for three treatment with chlorination as a dining rooms and a bar with a secondary treatment, Col. Martin combined seating capacity of said, and effluent would be dis- about 300. The exterior of the charged into a brook at a dis- building would be colonial In de- tance of 500 feet from Broad St sign and parking space for S3 Mr. Carton said he Intended cars has been planned. shortly to' present engineering Mr. Walsh's attornev, Benedict plans and maps to the Planning R. Nicosia of Red Bank; said Board and he asked that notice demolition of the old building go out to adjoining property own- wnuld be nn asset to the com- ers as soon as possible there munity, and that the use re- after. nucstfd is nn old one nt that site. Board chairman Philip H. Mey- Hotels' have stood on thn plot for er said that any maps presented 100 years. would represent a new proposal and would have to be studied The proposal ran Into mild op- by the board before any further position from residents of the action. nrca. "This has been dragging on for Mrs. Jnmes Cox, 10 Hunt St., a long time," Mr. Carton said. j Notice Mr. Meyer said the board The adjourned New Shrewsbury would be glad to schedule a spe- Council meeting of May 17, 1W2 cial meeting for consideration of has been cancelled. the proposal presented by Mr. Jerome S. Reed Carton after maps are received Borough Clerk Mr. Carton said he would bo —Adv. available at any time to attend such a meeting. Public Auction Sale Saturday. May 19, Coats Galler- EUROPEAN FAIR -~ Michael Kerwin, sixth grade studont at Holmdol Elementary Fair Haven 50th RED BANK'S OUTDOOR ART SHOW slated for June 9 at Marine Park gets top et- ies, 288 Norwood Ave,, Deal, Happy celebration. Special tention from, Holland McTyeiro, left, and August Bernauer, chairmen for the R«d N, 3., first door south of the School, pours for Mrs. Elinor Young, social studies teacher, a cup of tea from a Brit- prices nn imprinted balloons, A&P, 10:M a.m. Organ recital ish teapot. The teapot is part of en exhibit of European items displayed recently by pens, litter bags, etc. Order now Bank Jaycees, iponson of the event and aide, Mrs. Edward Balevre, chairman pf In.time for celebration. CA 2-27B1 #-1(1:30 a.m., William Scobo at sixth graders a« part of a social studies project. Looking on it Donne Landers. Mi- the Monmouth Arts Foundation art advancement committee in Monmouth Art* GiU the beautiful console organ. T "N" T Adv. & Novelty Co. -Adv, chael is wearing Swiss clothing while Donna is dressed in Dutch garb. -Adv. lery. Invitations are out to New Jersey artists for event scheduled for the llth ye*f. . HED BANK REGISTER Name Committee Chairmen Tom Dean 18—Ttoin, May 17,-1962 Elma Waltz Married Junior League Plans To Address To Army Lieutenant Garden Club FORT MONMOUTH fitted bodice w»g Dinner Dance Friday ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Elnm U. Watte, daughter of Mr.det&iied with Alencon lace re- Tom Dean, Red Bank florist, will and Mrs. Elmer F. Walti, 26 embroidered with seed pearls. RUMSON — Spring dinner Ear) B, GarrisoB, county su- compare flower arranging of the Battin Rd., Fair HaVen, *ecame Her bouffant veil was held in danco of the Junior Service perintendent of. whooU, said 10 past aod present at a workshop the bride of Lt. James E. Stove- place by a pearl crown and she League of Red Bank will be held additional high schools will be meeting of the Atlantic Highlands ken, Jr., (USAF), son of Mr. and carried a crescent of stephanotis, Friday evening in tbe Deal Golf seeded to Monmouth County dur-Garden Clab to4»y it !:3# p.m. M«,' James E. Stoveken of Newcymbidiums and Ivy. and Country Club. Mrs, Janes ing the next 10 years, more than York City. May 6 here in the In the Sea Scout building. Th# Attended by Sister Bulbner ii chairman. have bees built In the last 48 meeting to open to the public. Post's Catholic Chapel. years. The county's school chit Miss Dorothy L. Waltz, at New committees chairmen, Representing the club to the dren totalled 35,000 la 1953, he Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Charles J home, was maid of honor for named recently by Mr*. Herbert Maytime Tour of Home* Tuesday said. This figure was exactly Bermel officiated. Organist was her sister. Attendants were .Mrs. Linley, welfare chairman, are will be Mrs. Howard Leonard, PFC Arthur La Pierre. A dinner doubled and will double again to John Lauterio, and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Oscar Rudner, Bridgeway Mr«. Robert Schnabel, Mrs. John reception followed in Gibbs Hall a total Of 140,000 by 1965, he pre- Carrdine, both of Paterson, sis- House; Mrs. Peder Field, Cer- Matoney. Mrs. Charles Oberlin at the Officers Club. dicted. ters of the bride; Miss Gloria ebral Palsy Nursery School; Mrs. and Mrs. Frederick Winslow. Mr. Waltz escorted hlg daugh TODAY Stoveken, of Mary Baldwin Col- Ralph Runyon, Children's Psychi- Their arrangements will be ten She vrore a long-sleeved lege, Virginia, sister of the bride* atric Center; Mrs. Richard Wach placed in the home of Mr, and RUMMAGE SALES. Sea sheath with attached unpressed- groom; and Miss Anita Van Gin- enfeld, Retarded Children's Nurs- pteated train of imported gros de Mrs. Walter Kohn, Phillips Ave., Bright Methodist Church, 9 neken of Wayne. ery School; Mrs. Richard Kurd, Deal. Londre, fashioned with a aabrlna *.ra.,to S p.m.; Ladies Aid So- Lee Michele Lauterio, niece of Preventorlum, and Mrs. Thomas Speaker Flower arrangement winner* at ciety of Lincroft Presbyterian the bride, was flower girl and Morton and Mrs. John Howard, the group's recent meeting were Church, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Robert Scott Carrdine, nephew delegates to Welfare Council. Mrs. Elbert J. Mason, Mrs. Stan- In the Union Hose Fire House, of the bride, was page. ley Journey Mrs. Winslow, and Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank; Committee heads named by Bride-to-Be The honor attendant's gown was Mrs. Tbdmas Morton, commu- Mrs. Leonard, first; Mrs. Gould, Rosary Altar Society of Na- a sheath of Nile green silk or- Mrs. Waldron Smith, Mrs. Paul tivity Catholic Church, Fair nity arts chairman, are Mrs. Em- ganza designed with an organza ery Wingerter, Children's Thea- Joy and Mrs. George White, sec- Haven, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In the bubble overskirt, and the bridal ond; Mrs. John Irwin, Mrs. church halt. ter; Mrs. Alan Duke, museum attendants wore identically styled representative; Mrs. George Cos- George Kelly, Mrs. William Cull- SCHOLARSHIP LUNCHEON, gowns In Cyprus green silk. Their entino, art show representative; man, Mrs. William Rauch, Jr., Monmouth County Dental Aux- I bow headpieces matched their Mrs. William Cozens, radio show, and Mrs. Leonard, third; and iliary, 12:30 p.m., Colonnade [bouquets of yellow daises ar- and Mrs. Robert Dalton, travel- Mrs. Edmund Hartcorn, Mrs. Restaurant, Monmouth Shop- ranged with eucalyptus leaves. Ing art exhibit. Ralph Martin, Mrs. Robert Schna- ping Center, Eatontown. Flower Girl On the committee of Mrs. Gor- bel and Mrs. John MeNee, fourth. LUNCHEON AND FASHION The flower girl's frock and don Smith, Newsheet chairman, Refreshments were served fol- SHOW, SPCA, 12:30 p.m., headpiece also was of Nile green. Mrs, James E. Stoveken, Jr. are Mrs* Carlton Boll, Mrs. A. lowing the meeting by Mrs. San- Shadowbroolc, Shrewsbury. She wore a Cyprus green sash J. Bruder, Mrs. Clifford Heaslip, toro and Mrs. Martin, hostesses. and carried an old-fashioned Mrs. Joseph Quinn, Mrs. John BIRTHDAY L U N C H E O N, daisy bouquet. Gage Heads Association Rathman, Mrs. Albert Metzger, Association to Meet Monmouth Chapter, DAR R. Donald Frank, Fair Haven, Mrs. C. L. Ruthroff and Mrs. 1 p.m., Poet's Inn, Matawan. was best man. Ushers were Gil- George Strong. LEONARDO — The Leonardo INSTALLATION LUNCHEON, bert Van Houten, Stamford, New transfers are Mrs. Charles Taxpayers Association will hold New Shrewsbury Community Conn.; Robert Grassia and Wil-Mental Health Group Forbes from the Wilmington, an open board meeting for trus- Club, 1 p.m., Crystal Brook liam Winterberg, Paterson, and Del., League and Mrs. George tees and members Sunday from Inn, Eatontown. Matthew J. Greasheimer, Fords. Vogt from the Reading, Pa., 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Studio CARD PARTY AND FASH- The bride, a registered nurse, Elects New Officers League. 57, Concord. ION SHOW, Fair Haven PTA, is a graduate of Rumson-Falr Phillip Kano Civic problems will be reported SHREWSBURY — Edwin Gage, S p.m., Wlllowbrook Inn, Fair Haven Regional High School and Delegates appointed to the New WEST LONG BRANCH - Phil- and Earl Moody, township com- Haven. Paterson General Hospital School Deal Road, West Deal, was elect- Jersey Association for Mental mitteeman, will join the members ed president of the Monmouth lip Kano, a member of Monmouth of Nursing. She was formerly on Health were Mrs. Ashin, Miss College's Speakers Bureau, -will in a discussion of the sewerage the nursing staff of Riverview County Mental Health Associa- Kelley, Mr. Kastor, Mrs. Wyer Engaged project. TOMORROW Miss Patricia E. MalecW tion at its annual meeting re- speak to the Keyport Woman's Hospital*. and Elliott Schatzkin, Interlaken. Club this evening on "What It The LTA members are being RUMMAGE SALES: Sea RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs. Ed The bridegroom, also a grad- cently. Appointed to serve as alternates NEW MONMOUTH — Mr. and urged to attend the Board of Ad- Bright Methodist Church, 9 Is Like to be a Japanese Stu- mund E. Malecki, 1 Oakwood La., uate of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Elected as vice presidents were were Mrs. Illo, and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Alfred McCIeane of Henry dent." ' . justment meeting at Town Hall a.m. to 5 p.m.; Nativity Catho- announce the engagement of theii gional High School, attended Miss Elisabeth Kelley, Red Bank; Neches, West Deal. Drive announce the engagement Monday at 8 p.m. Decisions are lic Church, Fair Haven, 10 daughter, Miss Patricia E. Ma-Duke University. He is serving Mrs. V. H. Warth. Rumson; Mrs. In other business during the of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mr. Kano is an Instructor Jn due on the requests for variances a.m. to 3 p.m. lecki, to PFC Marvin R. Cox, Jr.,in the U. S. Air Force as a pilot Frank Illo. Atlantic Highlands; meeting, Mr. Gage, serving as Maria McCIeane, to Richard W. sociology at the college. In the Leonardo area. . SPRING DINNER DANCE, (USA), son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-stationed at Dover Air Force Mrs. Spencer W. Pitts, Red general chairman of the Bell Junior Service League of Red vin R. Cox, Si-., of Atlanta, Ga. Base, Del., where the couple will Bank, secretary; Mrs. B. Low-Ringer Campaign, reported t>it Bank, 7 p.m:, Deal Golf and The bride-elect is a graduate ol live on their return from a Ber-man Winslow, Long Branch, as- the committee is hopeful that the Country Club. Rumson - Fair Haven .Regiona muda wedding trip. sistant secretary; Mrs. Benjamin 1962 goal o f $55,000 will be 26th ANNIVERSARY! High School and Red Bank Busi- Ashin, Little silver, treasurer, reached. Mrs. Ludeman, chair- SATURDAY ness Institute. She is a dental and Mrs. James Wyer, Locust, man of the Bell Ringers March, assistant for Dr. Skidmore Club RUMMAGE SALE, Sea assistant treasurer. . said coverage for the drive is "LADIES, Burdge, Red Bank. about 80% complete. Mrs. H. Bright Methodist Church, 9 Installs Officers Mr. Gage is administrative vice a.m. to 5 p.m. Private Cox was graduated V. Alessandroni, Rumson, co- JUST THINK" rrom Grady High School in At- LONG BRANCH — Installation president, treasurer ai chairman of the special gifts SPRING LUNCHEON AND lantic and completed two years at of new officers of the Skidmore tary of Walter Reade, Inc. of committee, reported that as of YOUR CHOICE IN FASHION SHOW, Red Bank Georgia Institute of Technology. College Club of Monmouth County Mayfair House, Oakhurst, and April 30, $4,701.00 in special gifts Democratic Club, 12:30 p.m.,He is serving a year's duty with took place here recently in thehas been with the company for had been collected. Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. 21 years. He is a member of Cold Wave Permanent the U. S. Army in Turkey. tome of Judge and Mrs. Alton The drive will continue during V. Evans. Mrs. Robert R. Mad!-the' executive board of Theater Owners of America. He is mar-the month of May: The associa- • Zotos • Breck • Bonat ion, Lincroft, is the incoming tion is a non-profit organization, president. ried to the former Suzanne Reade and is the father of two chil- dependent on voluntary contribu- • Helene Curtis The club will sponsor a fashion tions. show and card party Oct. 29, andren. He waseducated at the • Flexatone * Boyette ilumnae cocktail party during Lawrenceville School and the JAYCEE-ETTE OFFICERS the Christmas season, and a Wharton School of Finance at the RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs dance next spring. University of Pennsylvania. Robert Weldon is new president $0.45 - Other fund-raising projects In- Elected to serve as members- of the Rarltan Bay Jaycee-ettes. ONLY complete clude a sale of special-wrapping at-large of the executive commit- Other new officers are Mrs. Wil- 9 paper throughout the year and tee, were: Robert N. Kastor, liam Gross, vice president; Mrs. Styled by: MR. 'JOSEPH and MR. ANTHONY a sale of spring-flowering bulbs West Long Branch ,and Mrs. Ed-Arthur Loring, secretary, and Miss Elizabeth M. McCIeane Mrs. James O'Meara, treasurer. from Holland. win Ludeman, Red Bank. with or without appointment! Van Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Matthews of Kearny, and of the late William Van Wagner. BE SMART! Miss McCIeane, a graduate of Benedictine Academy, Elizabeth, TRY OUR NEW COLOR BATH is a senior at Monmouth Col- lege, West Long Branch. • Clairol 9 Roux Mr. Van Wagner, an alumnus * Revlou • Loreal of Middletown Township High School and Fordham University, Color Technician: , -^ attended St. John's University Law School, New York. He is MISS STELLA, of London with the New York Telephone Company as a special represent- ative. The wedding is planned for Sept. 8. Katherine's 46 Monmouth St. SH 7-3475 ' Red Bank SOP Women AMPLE PARKING IN REAR OF SALON List Chairmen MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Daniel Higglns and Mrs. Thomas Mor- . . • at ford gave reports on the recent State Convention of Republican Your Child Women at a meeting of the 1-5-8 Give New Jersey's Finest Women's Republican Club Mon- day night. The group met in The Best! [Day Gamp & School Franklin JAMAICAN HUNT Baptist Fellowship Hall. Mrs. D.C. Melchior was wel- list Season Cool Batik print shades this set for comed as a member. summer fun. Italian shirt, lined Mrs. Higglns named several Country new chairmen of committees. jamaicas in deep-toned cotton. They are Mrs. Louis Schreiner, Day Camp refreshments; Mrs. Caivin G. OAKHURST 1 8 to 16. TOKEN OF APPRECIATION from members of the Lincroft Woman ! Club is pre-Ohlsen, publicity; Mrs. Doris sented to Mrs. John Fuqua, right, retiring president, by her successor, Mrs. Harry Jacone, sunshine; Mrs. Earle OPENS JUNE 27 TO AUG. 21 SIMON 5.98 SET DeSamper, left. Mrs. Lawrence Farrall, center, wa« chairman of the installation din- Kumes, membership, and the three vice presidents, Mrs. 5 DAY WEEK ner which took place Tuesday in the Lincroft Inn. George Hoffmlre, Mrs. Joseph Located on a 5 aero estate designed and equipped Scott and Mrs. Ohlsen, ways and to give your boy or grirl n most piennnnt exporlence means. in education and fun. Our program, supervised by A patriotic program in observe Franklin ance of Flag Day will be pre trained personnel, offers flexibility and variety. sented at the concluding meeting A camp of high standards of the year June 14 in Fellowship Hall. exclusively for boys and girls 3-14 years . . . where all facilities are on the camp groundi No extra bus trip necessary. SHERMAN'S Recommended by PorenU . . . and loved by children SIMON Facilities on Camp Gronnda: Added Feature)! • 3 large iwlmmlng pool! with Transportation aervlc* NOW IS THE TIME modem fm«rln[ ayatema auper- vlied by A. JR. O. examiner Tutoring available COOL TO PLACE THEM • 3 regdlar baaebtfl dlamonda, Outstanding atari ol trained and akllled. O Regulation tennla court pnraonnel COMFORT IN STORAGE . . . Draperies ' • 1 btakelbtll court! Luncheon meala Warm weather It no friend Slipcovers, 1 • 3 badminton court! Alt aparla program BATISTE • 4 tether halt eourli Bpeclal fletfi evsnta to your furs! Protect them Upholstering • Indian vlllaie Horaeback riding now from moths, heat and 3.95 Bedspreads • Artl and orafle • flmall grouin humidity, as wall as fire • 4 ping-pong tablet • Limited enrollment Curtains • J ahuffle board court* and theft. Store them now • Vlaltlng doctor-nuria Short on length, long on. Shop-at-Home Service ' • 4 large auditorium* (or rainy at Union-Imperial, In our Phone SH 1-2948 day pitloda • Boating—Flehlng rest, beat-the-heat cool clean vaults. Sherman's pajamas are pure combed Decorator! Separate Nursery Camp for «68 Broad St. Shrewsbury cotton batiste in FREE PARKING Boya and Girls 3-5 two tones oj blue, tan, l» (quipped with 1U own iwlmmlng pool playground equipment and building for nursery level children. grey, or green. UNION-IMPERIAL Elastic waist, A, U, C, I). 00 Broad St. Shrewsbury MARY and JACK KAPLAN OWNERS DIBECTORS Send lor Our 1062 Brochure tlonmouth Shopping Center, Eatonluwn, LI 2-3325 ONLY ' open Thursday and Friday 'til 9:30 p.m. HUI riCK-UP AND DELIVERY OUR Monmouth Road, Oakhurat KEilogg 1-1500 trowt C i BED BANK BEGISfER Tijur*, May 17, 1962—19 Palme Talk Auxiliary News Protean Maestro Legion Nominees The Leonardo American Legion An auction will bt held at tht By ELEANOR MARKO Auxiliary is sponsoring four girls uiy 9 meeting. from Middleiown Township High "If you don't know who Pablo Picasso is ... that's School to attend Girls' State in ALSO ASSISSTMC at its an- your problem." June. nual firemen's fair will be mem- The four are Misses Catherine bers of the Relief Engine Com' Issued as an ultimatum to a young student in a. Weinheimer, Judith Lynn Krill. pany Auxiliary, Red Bank. The New York art school, these words of a teacher six years! Lee Hemhauser and Susan Hus- vent js scheduled for July. ago left their mark. Today she wonders how she ever1 band. Alternates ate Misses An- Mrs. Aloazo Curchin, Jr. will drea Atkinson, Lynda Rathburn, be hostess at the auxiliary's June missed out on knowledge concerning the colossus of' Roberta MacGregor and Claire 18 meeting. 20th- century art. " ' Herold. The annual poppy sale will be COMMITTEE AIDES for June Picasso the painter, now held from May 24 to May 30. Illustrated {woks, many of activities of the auxiliary of Fire 80, has been an artist of Company 1, Keansburg, are Mrs which have beta in InaccetsibU A WHITE ELEPHANT Sal'ft such invention, skill and storage owing to lack of gallery William Pester, Mrs. Thomas will take place at a meeting of Kotlowski, Mrs. Karl Straucfa prodigious faculty, that twoL«MciT the Keyport Fire Department centuries of painters have been Considered one of Auxiliary tonight in the fire Mrs. Harold Walling, and Mrs. Influenced in their direction of climactic achievements, the house. Chester Carman. ar:. The casual observer, tow Three Musicians" is said ic New member of the group is ever, may never admit to an un- "sum up" his whole period 61 Mrs. Richard Currier. A FLOWER AND BAKE SALE derstanding of Wg art, but accubism, the most, importanl will be sponsored by the Wom knowledges that he is indeed a movement in art la the earl) en's Association of Lincroft May ANNUAL CARD PARTY of the 25 and 26 at the Acme Market. LINCROFT NEWCOMER'S CLUB membership list is master. part of this century. He seem auxiliary to the Independent Fire to transform the gay subject lnt< Sale will begin at 1 p.m. on May checked by newly-elected president, Mrs. John Pavelka, To young students who may Company of Red Bank will be 25 and at 9:30 a.m. on the fina! have missed this past year's at a sombre trio by breaking up th< held Monday in Willowbrook Inn, shapes Into the simple, flat, bui day. right, of 92 Leedsvillo Rd., and Mrs. Jamei Stamas, vice tention to the Spanish artist by Fair Haven. . Calendar of events for the magazines,' newspapers and tele- decorative style. To try to Inter Mrs. Gordon Wilson and Mrs. president, 105 Jumping Brook Rd. pret the mysteriousness imbuec JUNIOR LEAGUERS Mrs. John Boll, Mrs. William C. Rue coming year Includes cottag vision, and In memory of my lit- Philip Jiannine are co-chairmen. game nights at members' homes tle friend who Is now an "author- by the protean artist, Alfred H and Mrs. F. Don Chapin directed yesterday's fashion Committee members are Mrs. Barr, Jr., director of the museum from June through August ity" on the life and work of show for Marlboro Hospital patienii. Mrs. Rua watFrank Madure, Mrs. Patrick "Story-Vue" programs In Sep- Picasso, this latest news is dedi- collections, warns • in his bool Nicoletti, Mrs. Edward Piccolie, "Masters of Modern Art," ir general chairman; Mrs. Bell and Mrs, Chapin ware in tember, and a kitchen demonstra Newcomers Pick Slate cated. Mrs. Charles Julian, Mrs. Patrick tion in January. Picasso's own words: "Peopli charge of Thrift Shop tales and modal*. Ambrosia, Mrs. John Genovese, LINCROFT — A new slate of, The Museum of Modern Art in who try to explain pictures an officers has been elected by the] New York, in honor of Picasso's Mrs. Albert MacDonald, Mrs. W. usually barking up the wronf borough and its surrounding com- A THEATER PARTY and din Lincroft Newcomer's Club. They 80th birthday, o.pened an exhibi- again is expected to draw artists Albert Doremus and Mrs. Lester tree, Gertrude Stein, Joyfully M munities and has added unlimited ner in Miliburn June 6 are are Mrs. John Pavelka, presi- tion yesterday for the first time from throughout Monmouth and Hauck. nounced to me the other day thai cultural advantages to- gallery planned by the auxiliary of thedent; Mrs. James Stamas, vice of Picassos drawn entirely from neighboring counties with both Auxiliary members will assist Tom SEl she had at last understood wha visitors and Its membership. Westside Hose Company, Rei president, and Mrs. George Reh- Its own collection. professional and amateur work to at the refreshment booth at the my picture of the three musicians The current exhibition, featur- hang heavy on the hundreds of annual fire department fair to be Bank. felt, secretary-treasurer. "Three Musicians," an oil on was meant to be. It was a stll ing the work of artist-teacher feet of snowfencing. held June 26 through July 8 in Mrs. Adrian Woodward ha Membership is open to new Beauty Is our business at canvas, pictured here, la • feet life!" been accepted as a new member. Valdl S, Maris, is an example of Holland McTyeire, Red Bank, the White St. parking lot. Red residents of Lincroft and contin- Tonl's. If It's becoming hair 7 Inches by 7 feet i% inches the distinguished caliber of pres- and August Beraauer, Middle- Bank. As pictured here by "The ues for a three-year period. you desire, make your ap- and wa« painted by Picasso In Sigh," an oil and charcoal on entations that two years ago town, are chairmen named by FIRST AID SQUAD Auxiliary the summer of 1121. In the mu- Committee . chairmen named canvas, 23% by 19% Inches, lived only as high hopes in thethe Jaycees. Cash prizes again of Union Beach will hold a tricky were Mrs. Donald Boyce, public- pointment at Tout's. seum collection through the Picasso can and does paint minds of the energetic planners. will be awarded this year to lend tray party June 27 in the aqua Mrs. Simon Guggenheim Pur- Scout Group ity; Mrs. Edward Collins, mem- (when be wants' to) In a con- The non-profit organization, added interest. building. bership; Mrs. Sydney Sampson chase Fund, this oil Is Included ventional manner. Included In In addition to Its art school in the exhibition of 80 Picasso and Mrs. Peter Zelles, program; the ROth Birthday Exhibition, classes, exhibitions and special Art Calendar Plans Dance MISS DOROTHY SMITH, Mrs. John Barrett, bridge, and paintings, sculptures, drawings the 1823 work Is a promised gift programs, has put a big heart and collages, 97 prints and five GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, HIGHLANDS - The Girl Scout daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. John Nowak, telephone. All of James Thrall Soby to the into Its operations most recent- Neighborhood Association wil Smith, Van Brackle Rd., Mata serve as board members. ly. Under the guidance of one 620 Broad St., Shrewsbury, Museum of Modern Art. Valdi S, Maris, oil paintings, hold a block dance July 13 in thewan Township, placed second in The club will hold its installa- of the teachers, Mary Sbeean, Memorial Playground. Mrs. Victhe Miss Loyalty Day contest The exhibition will continu talented blind children once a through June 3. Open house tion of officers May 26 at 12:15 through Sept. IS and constitute: tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. tor Rossettl and Mrs. Harriet Al held at a dance In the Belmar p.m. in the Crystal' Brook Inn, week spend two hours creating brecht are in charge of tickets Juneau Post Home, Belmar. a brief survey of six decades ol sculpture In a workshop pro- MONMOUTH ARTS GAL- Eatontown. Mrs. Patrick Ewing, the artist's achievement. Thi LERY, Ballantine's, Broad St., Mrs. James L. Hora'n, Jr., Is in Miss Smith was the candidat retiring president, has been gram created especially for charge of refreshments. from the Ladies Auxiliary, Veter- epoch-making "Demoiselle, them. Red Bank, Annual .Members named chairman of a picnic in d'Avignon." (1057) which Influ' Show, through May 25. The association's annual din- ans of Foreign Wars, Guadal- June. enced the cubist generation as The gallery has had to vault MONMOUTH COLLEGE, ner will take place May 31 incanal Post, Matawan Township. Professionally problems, unforeseen before the Bahrs' Restaurant. Members of the auxiliary treated for beauty did no other single work; "Girl West Long Branch, Festival of Before a Mirror," (1932) and dream was a reality, but like the Arts Exhibition and Student Mrs. G. V. Kadenbach, who marched in the parade which Wa and long sponsored by the sixth District wear. "Night Fishing at Antibes," and s children, solving problems are Show, through May 26. has served as neighborhood chair- BRING "A diamond I* • sharp invest, group of Picasso's extraordinary new adventures In a creative life STUDIO 57, Leonardo, Stu- man for the past two years, has VFW and its auxiliary. ment." tight Sassy. "It can «4 sculptures of the 1950s are" being too busy to be sorrowful, dull or dent Exhibition, through May. announced her resignation. The Guards of Guadalcanal SPRING fato any bankroll." shown, along with painting! pessimistic. OLD MILL GALLERY, Syca- Post served as the honor guard. which have been pledged to thi Handicapped adults also will more Ave., Tinton Falls, Theo- A dinner honoring the five museum and are being shown fo have an opportunity to create fine dore, Appleby, Abstracts, ex- Pleads Guilty to Issuing 10-year members of the auxiliary to the Shut-in the first time: ''Still Life witr art in a similar workshop pro- tended run through May. Worthless Check will be held May 24. WITH Red Bull's Head," "The Mirror/ gram being planned. However, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, "Vase of Flowers," "The Striped there is a transportation problem Preston Gallery, Llda Tunnel!, FREEHOLD - A Middletown MEMBERS of the Highlands Bodice," "Woman Dressing He stymying progress. Anyone wish- water colors and drawings, man pleaded guilty yesterday be- Fire Auxiliary will join In a wet- Hair," among others. ing to aid in solving this problem fore County Judge Eivin R. Sim- down celebration for the new fir< FLOWERS through May 31. 1 A significant and monumenta Is welcome to call Mrs. Sheean FAIRLEIGH - DICKINSON mill to a charge of issuing a house May 26. The auxiliary wi FROM show, it is a must for student: of Mlddletown, or the gallery, UNIVERSITY, in Madison, Don worthless check. According to As- provide refreshments. and of interest to .the genera with a guarantee that the eager Bloom, paintings; in Gallery sistant Prosecutor John A. Petil- Plans for the event will be public. After Sept. 18, many o list of waiting handicapped wilt Lounge, Hugo Robus, sculpture, lo, Louis Dente, 32, of 67 Brook completed at a meeting Monday, Tom Dean the paintings and sculptures more than appreciate the chance through June 3. Rd. had been charged with is- scheduled in place of the reg\r THE BIBLE most of the drawings and 90 peto participate in the unique pro- MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM, suing a $10.75 worthless check Iar May 24 meeting. T cent of the prints will go badgram offered them. This might be Art School, Adult Students Ex- to Daniel W. Dorn, trading as New auxiliary member is Mrs. Flowers SPEAKS considered by a club as a serv- Dorn's Photo Shop, Red Bank, John Sdortlno, Jr., .6 Bay Ave., into hiding in the museum' hibition, through May 27. 1 A tft CONDITiONBB storerooms. • ice project. Then, too, it might be DOUGLASS COLLEGE, New Feb. 1. Dente, who will be sen- whose husband recently becarat 97 Broad St. Red Bank S tenced June I, was represented S considered by an individual with a member of the fire depart- Brunswick, Annual Student Ex- H TO YOU a tender heart .. . and a car. by Francis C. Foley of Iselin. ment. H BIRTHDAY CONGRATULA hibition, through May 30.- Sunday, May 20—10:30 P. M. TIONS are in order for the Guili OUTDOOR ART SHOWS: of Creative Art, 620 Broad St REMEMBER THE DATE - Ocean Township, June 2; Red WJRZ, 970KC or FM 94.7MC Shrewsbury. Celebrating its secIt is June 9 for the Red Bank Bank, June 9; Monmouth Shop- ond year of organization tomor Festival of Art. The 11th annual ping Center, July 14. Is More Leasure Time row with an open house am outdoor show will be staged in CERAMIC SHOW — 10th an- IRWIN GETS 60 DAYS Marine Park on the picturesque niversary Eastern Ceramic the Answer? building fund benefit auction, thi gallery has proved an asset to thi and breezy shores of the Nave- Show, Convention Hall, Asbury TO VACATE GIANT WOODBRIDGE WAREHOUSE. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS sink. The Red Bank Jaycees are Park, opens today, through in charge' of the event which Sunday. OF DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS TO BE DUMPED AT A LOSS. IT ALL GOES! BARBECUE LIVING ROOM BEDROOM GRILLS Lincroft Club Officers 5-pc. Modem Sectional 189.00 3-pc. Gray Modern 88.00 4-pc. Kroehler Sectional 199.00 5-pc. Danish—Triple Dresser, FULL 18" GRILL Installed by Candlelight 3-pc. Modern Living Room ...119.00 TWin Mirrors, Chest, B/C Bed ...... 199.00 WITH ADJUSTABLE 2-pc. Early American 169.00 3-pc. Modern Limed Oak 139.00 HEIGHT CONTROL LINCROFT — Mrs. Harry De and craft; Mrs. Gerald Ceres, Samper, 282 Parkview Ter., was drama and literature; Mrs. Clif- 3-pc. Nelson Deluxe 249.00 6-pc. Triple Dresser with Doors, Bar installed as president of the Lin- ford Adams, garden conservation Provincial Sofa 159.00 Bed, Door Chest, 2 Nite Stands... 429.00 $5.88 croft Woman's Club at a dinner Mrs. Thomas Nevins, public wel- Tuesday evening in the Lincroft fare. Swivel Chairs' 15.00 3-pc. Walnut Double Dresser, Inn. Committee Chairmen are: Mrs. Recliners 39.00 Chest, Bookcase 159.00 24" GRILL Mrs. Daniel Follweiler, fifth Angelo Zaino, hospitality; Mrs, FULLY ADJUSTABLE ' district vice president of the New Raymond Lenartowlcz, member- Platform Rockers 39.00 6-pc. Gray Modern, D/Dresser with Jersey State Federation of Wom- ship; Mrs, Walter Grampp, News- 2-pc. Lav/son 145.00 Door, Dr. Chest, Bar Bed, 2 N. S. 289.00 en's Clubs, officiated at the can- letter; Mrs. Leland Zilles, pro- dlelight ceremony. gram, and Mrs. John Kay, public- 3-pc. Repossessed 75.00 3-pc. Early American Maple 99.00 ity. Other officers installed were Program for the evening was Odd Club Chairs from 15.00 Mrs. James Hickey, first vice 24" FULLY ADJUSTABLE GRILL a selection of songs sung by Mrs. FOR THE DEN president; Mrs. Donald Sickles, 5-pc. Repossessed Sectional ...... 75.00 Fuqua accompanied by Mrs. Jo- second vice president; Mrs. Law- Danish Lounge with Bolster ...36.00 WITH HOOD & ELECTRIC SPIT seph Fitzpatrick. 2-pc. Contemporary Sofa-Chair ....179.00 rence Farrell, recording secre- tary; Mrs. Fred Ruscio, corre- Mrs. Farrell was dinner chair- Sofa Bed—Floor Sample 29.00 sponding secretary; Mrs. Newton man assisted by Mrs. William DINING ROOM 3-pc. Den Set, Plastic Covers 39.00 Re9. $i9.9s SPECIAL '14.88 Beron, treasurer, and MrsO'Brien. . Flow arrangements and corsages were mado by members 9 Pc. Large SFxe . Taffy Sand Lg. 3-pc. Danish Sofa, 2 Chairs. Foam 119.00 Charles Higgins, federation secre- Table - Lg. China - Lg. Buffet . 4 tary. of the garden and conservation UU Hideabods — Foam 119.00 1 department under the direction Side Chairs • 2 Arm Chairs 31 quart ICE CHEST *2.98 Mrs . John Fuqua, retiring pres- of Mrs. Clifford Adams, chair- Danish Lounge with Arms — Foam 59.00 ident, received a past president's man. 9 Pe. Danish Modern - Walnut. Lg. pin and silver bowl from the club 1 Gallon members. < , TO REVISE CONSTITUTION Table • Lg. China • Lg. Buffet - 4 00 KITCHEN Mrs. DeSamper announced, the WICKATUNK - The Collier Side Chain - 2 Arm Chain new chairman for the coming 395 Guild presented plans for revi- 5-pc. Woodgrain Table, 4 Chairs ...39.00 PICNIC year. Department chairmen are: sion of its constitution and for 7 Pc. Walnut Jr. 4 Chairs. Table Mrs. William Leist, American election of new officers at a re- 00 7-pc. Large Table, 6 Chairs 59.95 JUG home; Mrs. Daniel Nalepa; arts cent meeting here. Buffet • China '269 9-pc. King Size Table with two 7 Pc. Blonde Jr. . 4 Chairs • Tobls 00 Leaves and 8 Chairs 89.95 BIG NEWS IN - Buffet - China <289 Odd Kitchen Tables 10.00 *!.98 WHITE SHOES! BEDDING ODD PIECES Innerspring Mattress 16.00 Bookcases 10.00 WE REPAIR and RECONDITION / Simmons Mattress or Box Spring ....25.00 Odd Tables from 3.00 White patent Is the biggest ALL LAWNMOWERS—ANY fashion feature In shoes for Odd Beds—All Sizes from 5.00 Table Lamps 5.00 this summerThe. "Rex" by FOOT SIZE—ANY MAKE—ANY TYPE FLAIRS personifies Hi-Riser with 2 linnerspring Marts 69.00 Pole or Floor Lamps 10.00 the elegance of iunk Beds with Bedding 68.00 Desks—Marproof Tops from 15.00 QUALITY WORK ONLY! white patent leather and adds a grand, Simmons Studio Couch ...... 59.00 Decorator Wall Mirrors 10.00 new gleam In the eye of summer. BASSETT - KROEHLER - LANE - UNITED - SIMMONS - YOUNG Available In High and Mid Heels. $13.99 NO GIMMICKS-THIS IS THE REAL McCOY ALL THE CREDIT YOU NEED Other stores In Mtsial IRWIN S WOODBRIDGB. Rout* 9—U 8-0880 SHOE SALON 27 Monmouth Si, Red Bank •AST BRUNSWICK, Route IS—CL 4-1929 "The Foundation of Fashion" NIXON, Rt. 17, Nixon Shopping Center STOHB HOUHMl Mil", HIM Ilium. 11:01) «.m. 14 liOO p.m. rrl. MlW SH 7-0011 ikM." to I P.m. H*t.—S:M •m. ta 1100 n.m. Man.— 43A BROAD ST. RED BANK Over an acre el furniture at Dhcount Prlcw. •>M »m «• am ««•. DAILY 9:00 TO 9:00—SATURDAY TILL t:O0 May Vt 1962 RED BANK'REGISTER Auxiliary Plans Monmouth Names Closing Event Adam and Eve LITTLE SILVER —'Mrj; Julia ThtfitJriTi'jntin, »4mSiil*tnito,r of' ln a copy v! "Herbal Remedies" printed fa Lou- ! Euvervitw HoepiUl, .dJs6»i*)J tW don in the 17th century aad written by Joseph Sim- ojtt/silon at the fwtpWtt M it SuspectingDayghter meeting of the Little-Silver An*- monite, professor of medicine and mathematics, and Iliary to Riverview Monday in DEAR ADAM AND EVE: together. Please t«U me, by the Nicholas Culpepper, physician, we read: • • " • St. John's Episcopal Chapel. You recently answered a worn-postmark on your letter from The group complete!) plant for an »lgntog heiself Please Advise Please Advise, if she is tie worn- "Alehoof, or Ground-Ivy. Several counties give it i closing luncheon June, 14 at who said she had been going for an in my father's life, several names, so that there is scarce a herb growing 2:30 p.m, in the Cobble Stones, four years with a married man Failure as a Daughte Middletown, Chairman is Mrs. with two children, and wanted to The postmark is from a dis- of that bigness, that has so many. It is called Cat's Paul Campl. She will be as- know what to do. She said she tint city from you, so relax, Food, Ground-Ivy, Gill-go sisted by Mrs. Clifford Helser. ear it doth wonderfully relieve was K close friend of the man's And you may be jumping to by-ground, Gill-creep-by- wife. false conclusions about your and helpth the hearing... gather Tag day chairmen, ' Mrs. ground, Turn-Hoof, Hay» it aod dry, and keep It by you." Thomas Glassey and Mrs. Ernest Weli, I think I am one of those pOp, as you obviously want to Maids, and Alehoof".— we two children. I'm 17, and for think the worst right now; in So be of good heart when your Voorhees, reported .on the drive wonder why! The description is: which took place last week. quite awhile I've been aware ofyOur rebelliousness. garden becomes covered with • more than friendly relation- Adam 'This well known herb lieth, "Hay-Maids" In rammer or if spreadeth and creepth upon the ship between my father and a i can't go along with that en- you have none count your lucky from roots at TO MEET TONIGHT close, unmarried friend of the tirely. I think the evidence is ground, shooteth stars, and if you would try some tender jointed UNION BEACH — The Holy family. As far as I'm concerned, pushing you to conclusions, bu the corners of for ailments most gardeners will she's no friend. I hate her — have a frank talk with your stalks, set with two round leaves gladly supply you all you want. Name Society of Holy Family Catholic Church will mee^ln the and my father. Because of this, mother about your feelings. at every joint, somewhat hairy, I hate myself worse. she isn't as "blind" as you crumbled, and somewhat dented ANSWER church hall tonight at 8 o'clock. To lose.respect, love and loyal- think; she.may be surprisingly about the edges with round dents. No. 13-1:. Taylor Genealogy, ty for a parent (or parents) is farslghted. The root is small with strings. J. H., Rurnson: For some reason GRAND OPENING absolutely dreadful! But I can't j?ve It is commonly found in almost the Taylor Family In Monmouth CARD PARTY PLANNERS for th. Fair Haven PTA are, help it; my father's practically is scarcely mentioned in Still Saturday, May 19, 19*2 every part of the land." left to right, Mrs. Richard Padberg, ticket chairman, and gone to the dogs. He eats IikeDEAR ADAM AND EVE: well or Horner, perhaps because a pig, among other things, I've , ^ So try to take heart when this many were Tories and so In dis- Mn. Hadley S. King, Jr., and Mrs. David O. Dillon, eo- wem wit(] g fof present-day, ever-present pest tried so hard to get along wi h and dur, that UmB j ha, repute, but In references the chairmen. The event will take place tonight at 8 encroaches on your garden, re- him, but it's useless. - we re both^.^ relations and had a chH( name Rachel appears often. Ra member that It has been with o'clock in the Willowbrook Inn. hotheaded. I think he knows thatwh-ch j had ]aced w,,h a {ostei chel Hornor married Charles Tay- us probably forever, for 1he books I know about him and that gets{amUy_ x broke up wRh the fa. STEINBACH BUYER Mist lor and had a daughter, Rachel. lm tell nothing about its Introduction, This may perhaps answer your " - , , .... v.ither and since then have beer Emmy Bruce arrives in London which may have been by mis- My mother's as blind as a bat , ^ft ^ 21 to % question as to the owner of the on the first stop of a Euro- chance and certainly not by In- Fair Haven Card Parties to what's going on. She adores* « f Jn h , ,f quilt. tent. that other two-faced married*fmon(hstaa bothertd me thai pean buying trip, She's on H. B., Middletown woman. But Ive heard their I will be scared to tell of m; the hunt for unusual acces- Peter Henderson writes: "They have become naturalized through- Monmouth Names Is written To Benefit Libraries when the time come: sorial, Christmas cards, telephone and they've been E Please let mi out most of the States, until they by members of the (tuff of '•know what to do. I read you wrappings and small leather have berome more troublesome the Monmnuth County Histori- FAIR HAVEN — Annual cardard Gale, and Mrs. Clyde Brown, than useful." cal Association and apnears {column all the time and find yoi goods in Paris, Frankfort, party and fashion show sponsored food, with Mrs. John L. Living- • the best ot them all. But take heart, "It is the herb every Thursday In The Regis- ston. Milan, Florence, Rome and of Venus, and therefore cures the ter. Questions and answers may by the Parent-Teacher Associa- J Troubled Hea tion will take place here tonight Models will include Mrs. Robert Madrid. diseases she causes by sympathy, be sent to the association In Bruce, Mrs. Emery Wingerter, FREEI FREEI FREE! » When you find the right at 8 o'clock in the Willowbrook J young man and marriage has and those of Mars by antipathy" Freehold or In care of the Red Mrs. Thomas Morton and Mrs. COME ONE-gOME ALL FREE! and "the juice when snuffed will Bank Register, 40 Broad St., Inn. J been seriously discussed — and masking her evil under the dis- G. M. Farrington. Mrs. John J. i not before — it would be best guise of love and corrupting love cure headache ... dropped in the Red Bank. Mrs. David D. Dillon and Mrs. Bell, co-owner of the Young Sub- Sat., May 19th Only SUMMER J to tell him. If he cannot un to its lowest denominator? Hadley S. King, Jr. are co-chair- urban Shop with Mrs. Howard i derstand and forgive you hi The wife in the case should sue men. Fashions will be shown by tsherwood, Jr., will be commenta- STORAGE J does not love you enough and for separate maintenance from the Young Suburban Shop. tor. ANNUALS! i you will be lucky to find that this so-called man. Committees are headed by Mrs. The event Is a benefit for the ON RUGS J out in time. F.W.M. Sisters to Graduate Richard Padberg. tickets, with new libraries at Willow Street Snapdragons • Marigolds i Adam and Eve P.S. If you happen to be the Mrs. John Sullivan and Mrs. and Knollwood Schools. Hybrid Petunias • Salvla i " ____, original, how do you like it out- Evan Baker; Mrs. Edward Mack- Guests have been requested to IDEAR BWANA AND MATE: side of the Garden of Eden? in, Jr., publicity, with Mrs. Rich- bring their own cards. Many, Many More SH 1-4255 ! Assuming that you two are no Fine, except for the traffic, J the original Adam and Eve, you smog, and fallout, both atomic Roses - Azaleas i answer to Impatient, the worriai and marital. ACME Adam and Eve Fertilizer! - Peat Moss l CARPET & UPHOLSTERY!whia omarrie is plannind mang, twasn'o marrt yrougl Youth Group Installation CLEANING COMPANY •enough. What is this ruthless Send your personal questions Oriental and Shade SHREWSBURY - New officers 128 Oakland St., Red Bank • crude, cruel, vulgar, inhuma; and problem!! to Adam and Eve Others in the group are David Lowell or both, as you pre- of the Youth Group of the Mon- Cohen, David Karlman, Robert TREES ' " Very loose woma: mouth Reform Temple were in- fer. For a personal, unpub- Kramer, Margery Yanko, Arthur Now In Leaf and Bloom! lished reply, enclose a stalled Tuesday evening in the Schatzkin, Carl Miller, Joseph stamped, addressed envelope. Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. Jacobs, Jane Yesler, Michael Mall to ADAM & EVE, In care Irving Wallock of West Orange, Levi, Richard Maizel and Julie JULIE'S of this newspaper. regional director of the New Sumpf. SUMMER HEADWAY... Jersey Federation of Temple FARM MARKET Mrs. Warren Jailer, retiring Makes First Votes youths, was installing officer and Youth Group leader, was present- and Greenhouses Our summer coiffures are spoke on the goals and ideals of ed with a farewell gift. Rt. 35, Middletown the youth organization. He was especially styled to let you introduced by Rabbi Richard F. enjoy vacation fun without Steinbrink. BUSTER hairdo worry. Easy to Youth Group officers are Vicki- lynn Gruber, president; Margaret BROWN care for even after sun- Sarason, first vice president; Jef- SUMMER ning and swimming. Miss Alexandra Messina Miss Fredcrlca Messina frey Ruda, second vice president; Joan Temko, recording secre- SANDALS SHREWSBURY — The daugh- day with other members of the tary; David Collis, corresponding Call Us Today.' ters of Mr. and Mrs.' Frederic family. Mrs. Messina is also secretary, and Charles Clarke, White • Brown Messina, 20 Buttonwood Dr., graduate of Elmira College. treasurer. *. 5 to 8-J4.99 will be graduated next month One week later, on June 10, V4 to 12—$5.99 within one week of each other. Miss Frederica Messina will "be BUSY MOTHER SID'S l>al for Miss Alexandra Messina, an graduated from Red Bank Cath- summer wear VINCENT'S beauty salon olic High School. NEW BRUNSWICK - Mrs. Leo English major and senior at El- B. Scully of Old Tenneht Rd., BOOTERY i-ight weight, (Next to A*P more) 32 Linden PI. SH 7-3620 Red Bank mira College, Elmira, N. Y., willj Alexandra will join the facul- Robertsville, will receive a B.S. cool, firm receive her degree June 3. Her; ty of Monmouth Regional High degree from Rutgers University LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER support. parents will entertain for her at School In the fall and Frederica evening college June 6. Mrs. the Elmira Country Club the eve-! will begin her studies at the Col- Scully is a first grade teacher ning before and will attend com- lege of William and Mary, Wi] in the Little Silver school system BLOOM FOR A SUMMER NIGHT mencement exercises the next liamsburg, Va. and the mother of six children. the Look tist de la Salle, founder of the Starred in a sparkling summer group of featherweight flats, Brothers of the Christian Schools. sturdily soled for solid comfort and wear! Harlequin Brother Francis Stephen His parents, sister and friends of Romantic hut non-wilt dons attended the ceremony. "swivel-action" sllpon in softglove leather. Stitching defines in a fascinating new Dacton* BARRYTOWN, N. Y.-Brother Brother Francis Stephen will smart crisscross contrast. White/tan, bone/tan, pink/bone. bleml voile. Carlye does the Francis Stephen, (Paul Dorgan), enter" the training college of the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dor- Sizes 5-0. So much quality—at the thrifty Kinney price 1 the top with a windfall of Brothers to earn his college de- gan, 96 Monmouth Ave., Port gree." The Brothers reside at passementerie (shadow- Monmouth, N. J., made his first proof camisole beneath). De La Salle College in Washing- vows in St. Joseph's Institute, ton, affiliated with the Catholic Sixties The skirt blossoms into here. University of America. a sweep of pleats. He finished his novitiate train- Brother Francis Stephen is the Rich satin belt. ing Tuesday, and made his first first vocation the Brothers have profession of vows the same day, had since opening Christian the feast day of St. John Bap- Brothers Academy in Lincroft. the instant Sport shift . . . folds into mere Inches . . . fits In your handbag . . . whips out, wrinkle free, ready to wear ...... washes and dries like a pair of nylons ... has Its own carrying case . . . can be worn belted or not. 1900 Black or biscuit. Sophisticated smartness with rural relaxation 12 Linden PI. RED BANK 45 BROAD ST., RED BANK. N. J. mum we FAMILY SAVES* IN smu PHONE; 747-5898 ROUTS 35, MIDDLETOWN .WNBC-TV BED BANK REGISTER , Than., May 17, 1963—91 TELEVISION WUWTV TV Key THUMDAY MTEtNOOH (T) Hljjiwty TODAY MMMBM *~ m lm* of Lite (I) fcfovb 1:46- (I) PrwWn Previews («) Your First tatj*re»«tas ttM~ (I) Glv« Us This Day ' (7) Camouflage THURSDAY EVENING »;SJ- (2) News Today's top televUtoa shows as (») Understanding Our «:00- (4) News and Weather (4) Sermonette • previewed and selected by TV r/orM (5) Sandy's Hour 1:00-- (2) College of the Air ley's staff of experts who attend (11) Merry Mailman (7) News ' (4) Continental Classroom rehearsals, watch screenings, and (:30- (2) People's Choice ill— (1) Search For Tomorrow (11) Three Stooges analyze scripts in New York and (4) Truth or Consequences 1:15-(7) News (4) Continental Classroom (5) Cartoons •:2ft- (7) Weather (2) News lollywobd. f> (7) Window Shopping fl:2S- (7) Sports (4) Today (») Favorite Story «:S9- (4) Local News 7:15— (5) Call to Prayer PRESIDENT KENNEDY. The (2) Guiding Light (7) Jim Backus 7:28— (7) Morning Prayer 'resident's press conference will (U) Rocky and Hi* (11) Huckleberry Hound 7:30— (5) Columbia Lectures » carried "live" by CBS and Friends •:40~ (4) Weather (7) Early Bird Cartoon* BC at 3:30 p.m., and on tape I2i59— «) News 1:49- (4) News 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo iy NBC at 4 p.m. H-(2).Burns and Allen 7:M- (2) News (5) Sandy Becker (4) Trouble with Father (4) Rlpcord (7) Tommy Seven OZZIE AND HARRIET. "The (5) Mister Magoo 8:30- (7) Little Rascals tewlyweds Get Settled." (Re- (5) Cartoons >eat). Regular fans will love Jeffrey'Hunter, in hit portrays (7) Day In Court (7) December Bride 8.45- (9) News and Weather (8) Terrytoon Circus 8:50- (9) Cartoon Time his entry. David and June Blair McKenna as Mary, in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'i presenta- (8) Movie ire returning from their honey- (11) Fun at One 7:65- (2) Local News 9:00— (2) Amos "n" Andy tion of "KING OF KINGS." unfolding a story of tha lit* (4) Sllmnastics moon. While Ozzie and Harriet :2S- (S) News 7:10- (2) Weather ire fixing up the couple's apart- and times of Christ. The spectacular Samuel Bronston <7)N«ws (U) Local News (7) Memory Lane ment, they realize they could be production, filmed in 70mm Super Technirama Techni- (11) New Adventures in 7: IS- (2) News (8) Jack LaLanne iccused of meddling. Also, there Music 7:25-(U) Weather 9:15- (4) Family ire a few tasteful romantic color with a east of thousands, is now playing through :M~ (!) As The World Turns 7:30-(2) Oh, Those Belhl 9:25- (5) News scenes with the newlyweds then* Tuesday at the Eatontown Drive-ln Theater, , (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (4) Outlaws 9:30- (2) My Little Margie elves. 7:30 p.m. ABC. (5) Movie (5) Suspicion (5) Topper (7) Ozzie and Harriet (7) Beulah 2:40; 7:10; 9:35. (7) December Bride MY THREE SONS. "Chug :40—(11) Creative Expression (S) Movie - (9) Movie St. James — West Side Story and Robbie." O.K. outing for MOVIE TIMETABLE 8:30. :5$- (4) News (11) You Asked For It 9:55- (4) News RED BANK 8:00- (2) Frontier Circus 10:00- (2) Calendar :eenagers, even though it's way MONTCLAIR J:9fr- (2) Password ut of chronological sequence and Carlton—Sweet Bird of Youth (4) Jan Murray (7) Donna Reed (4) Say When 2:00; 7:00; 9:25. Clalridge—Windjammer 8:00. (11) Divorce Court (5) Movie was obviously meant for an early (7) JaneWyman season showing. Robbie, starting | EATONTOWN EDISON 8:30- (4) Dr. Kildare (7) SuSia (11) Atomic Age Physics iut in high school, develops a big (5) Manhunt 10:05—(II) Parlons Francais Drive-In—Sweet Bird of Youth Menlo Park Cinema—Cape Fear 2:25- (4) News case of hero worship for one of (7) Real McCoys 10:20—(11> Adelante Espanol 8:25; 12:10; Swinging Along 1:30; 4:25; 6:45; 8:35. (2) House Party the seniors. He's really making 9:00- (2) Tell It To Groucho 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy (4) Loretta Young quite a fool of himself until he 10:50. PERTH AMBOY (3) Wrestling (4) Play Your Hunch (7) Seven Keys inally understands the nature of HAZLET Amboys Drive-In — Cartoon (9) Star and Story (7) My Three Sons (7) Gale Storm his hero. A cute side plot finds Loew's Drive-In—Sweet Bird of 8:15; Sweet Bird of Youth 8:21; (11) Driver Education (9) Movie 10:40—(11) Understanding 12:27; World in My Pocket Science Chip sabotaging a party to which Youth 8:35; 12:30; World in My 2:55- (S) News (11) Asphalt Jungle girls were invited. 9 p.m. ABC. 10:51. 'SING ALONG' BEAUTIES — Danctrt Dlerdra Damon (left) and - (2) Millionaire 9:30- (2) Zane Grey ' 10:55— (9) Mahalia Jackson Pocket 10:50. Majestic—All Pall Down 2:00; Mary Lou Ryhal, of "8lng Along with Mltdh" Illustrate the 11:00- (2) Video Village (4) Special For Women (4) Hazel THE LAW AND MR. JONES. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. giyety or living In the caveman era,.on the Thurtday, May 17 (7) Law and Mr. Jones (4) Price Is Right repeat ahoW of the NBC-TV color broadcait aarlee. (5) Waterfront "Everybody is Money." Inter- Atlantic—State Fair 7:00; 9: (7) Queen for a Day 10:00- (2) CBS Report ' (7) Ernie Ford WOODBRIDGE (9) Herb Sheldon esting storyline. A teenager LONG BRANCH Drive-ln—Experiment in Ter- (9) Movie (4) Sing Along Wit!) whose father was a great crimi- . (11) Teaching Modern Mitch (11) Math for Tomorrow Baronet — A View from the ror 8:30; 11:20; Underwater ll:20-(ll) Literary Landmarks nal lawyer, quits school to be- City 10:50. TV Actress is Happy Foreign Languages (7) Untouchables come paid legal adviser to juve- Bridge 4:00; 10:00; A Majority 3:10- (2) Verdict Is Yours (11) How To Marry A 11:25- (5) News of One 1:30; 7:30. MDDLETOWN 11:30— (2) Clear Horizon nile delinquents. When the boy's (5) Medic Millionaire mother comes to Jones, he's ASBURY PARK Wagon Wheel Playhouse—(Live (7) Who Do You Trust? (4) Concentration 10:30-1(11) Mr. Adams and Eve 'acedl with the problem of teach- Performance) The Boyfriend On Broadway Return (11) Abbott and Costello 10:45— (9) Movie (5) Romper Room Lyric—Jessica 7:30; 9:30. ing a brilliant but disillusioned Mayfalr—Experiment in Terror 8:40. 3:55- (2) News 11:00- (2) News (j) Yours For A Song youngster to respect his late fa- 11:40—(li) Understanding By HAROLD STERN [used to live in California (at one :00- (2) Brighter Day (4) News her's name. A bit too melo- (4) Make Room tor (5) News Science dramatic, but the tale is properly point she did a lot of movies, 11:55- (2) News Aside from those residuals that and if I wanted to do any Me- Daddy (7) News corny and effectively told. 9:30 all performers seem to yearn (or, vision, I had to fly.JuNew York (5) Divorce Hearing (11) Groucho p.m. ABC. filmed television has at least one .Now I live in New York and 1 (7) American Bandstand 11:10- (2) Weather , other big advantage where an ac- (have to fly to California to do (11) Laurel Hardy and (4) Weather CBS REPORTS. "East Ger- . tor or actress is concerned. Phyl- SHOWN WEEKDAYS AT television." Chuck (5) PM-Mike Wallace many — The Land Beyond the ,i. SHOWS NITELY AT DUSK, lis Thaxter is a case in point. 4:15- (2) Secret Storm 11:12— (7) Weather 2:00 7:00 9:15 * CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE Last Appeared in 194S Wall." (Repeat). An enlighten- As far as the casual television 4:25— (9) Mahalia Jackson Location was also largely re 11:15- (2) Movie ing, disturbing and incisive re- viewer is concerned, Phyllis has (11) Pinocchio sponsible for the fact that she (4) Tonight port on life in East Germany to- NOT AT BOTH THEATRES • been starring on TV all season. 4:30— (2) Edge of Night hasn't appeared on Broadwaj (7) Movie day, filmed in most oart In the As far as Phyllis Is concerned, (4) Here's Hollywood since she appeared in the short- 11:30—(11> News port city of Rostock. Correspond- this was pretty easy. She did all (5) Mr. District Attorney lived "Sundown Beach" in Sep- 11:40—(11) Movie By STEVEN H. SCHEUER ent Daniel Schoor is particularly ner starring last summer, for the (9) Looney Tunes presents tember,' 1948. That play, inciden 12:15— (9) Stories of Suspense Question — I know the Emm; adept as interviewer and com- camera, and this winter and (11) Bozo The Clown tally, ran a week, despite direc 12:40- (5) News Awards are scheduled for the lal mentator, whether he's question- spring and this coming summer 4:50— (9) American Newsstand tion by Elia Kazan and a cas 12:45- (5) Theater Five ter part of this month but ing East German boss Walter GERALDINERAGE when many of her filmed shows 4:55— (4) Newt I which included Mis Thaxter, Ne (9) Almanac Newsreel haven't seen the nominations fo Ulbricht, or parrying a query will be repeated she was, is and s NEVER BEFORE.* hemlah Persoff, Martin Balsam (11) Mr. Peabody 12:50— (9) News and Weather the acting awards. Could yoi from a Rostock graduate student will be starring on Broadway in Steve Hill, Edward Blnns, Kath 5:00— (2) Life of Riley 1:00- (4) News please list them?—J. D., Tacoma, on U.S. foreign policy. In fact, even in thtstranst world "Take Her, She's Mine," at the of TENNESSEE WIUUMS, leen Maguire, Julie Harris, Clor (4) Kukla and Ollie (7) Movie Washington his appropriate moments of sl- same time she's very much in has then been anyon* is Leachman and a host of oth- (5) Felix and Diver Dan 1:05— (4) Mayor of the Town Answer — The Emmy presen ence are frequently as meaning- evidence on your picture tube. (7) I Married Joan 1:15— (5) News ful as his queries and comments. like Chance Wayne and ers who have since gone on tc tation is scheduled for Ma; the woman hamnttdt Phyllis Thaxter starred on tele- become the best'known faces In (11) Dick Tracy 1:25- (2) Movie 22nd. The categories are numei iThere are also memorable scenes vision as recently as last Fri- theatre, films and TV. 5:05- (4) Movie 1:35— (4) Sermonette ous and very confusing but here illustrating the indoctrination of 5:25—(II) Rocky and His 2:00— (7) Evening Prayer day's "Twilight Zone." "I was happy in California,' are the major acting nomin; East German youth, and Ironic But, despite this well-spaced, Friends 2:55- (2) News tions: Outstanding Actress In sequences on de-Stalinization V. Phyllis told me, "but In a wa; 3:00- (2) Give Us This Day v'vble exposure, she cbfesses I'm sorry I didn't come back i 1:30- (2) Movie Series Lead: Gertrude Berg fo plans countered by hypocritical PROA Of ATI\r &* still prefers to do live tele- Broadway sooner, I was too busj 'Gertrude Berg Show"; Shirley denials. A "must" if by chance ADULT vision. taking care of the children (' ing as an apprentice at the Ogmv for you) seem almost negligible. Booth for "Hazel," Donna Ree< you missed It before. 10 p.m. EMLKMIWUVI "It's much more gratifying to daughter Schuyler, now 16, an ji (Maine), Playhouse. And just what,,do you ask, has for "The Donna Reed Show,' CBS. me" she said. "The last thing a son James, now S) and appear 'That's where I started," television got to do with this Cara Williams for "Pete am SA&O ON THE purer I did before 'Take Her, She's iyllis said. "I think it's a won-! howling success? Gladys;" and Mary Stuart fo SING ALONG WITH MITCH. TENNESSEE Ing in films and television. It't WILLIAMS SllfyKNIGHT'EDBffilSf'RIPlDBM Mine' was a Steel Hour, live and a joy to be back on Broadwaj lerful way for Schuyler to find Last summer, when I was in 'Search for Tomorrow." Out- (Repeat). In addition to the us- since the play opened I aopeared and a particular delight to br nit how hard you have to work Hollywood watching Milton Berle standing Actor In A Series Lead: ual roster of sunny-melodic-fa- live on the Ed Sullivan Show In appearing In a play like 'Taki be an actress, It's not all filming "Doyle Against the Paul Burke for "Naked City,' miliar songs like "Silver Dollar," PLUS 2nd HIT AT a little of the play. Her, She's Mine' with someon peaches, cream and glamour. House" for the Dick Powell Show Jackie Cooper for "Hennesey, 'California, Here I Com e," EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN "It's hard to do TV today un- like Art Carney." There are lots of heartaches and (and he's been nominated for an Vincent Edwards for "Ben Cai 'You're An Old Smoothie," and less you're willing to go to Cali- tggpvations, but lots of rewards, Emmy for that show), he told ey," Goerge Maharls for "Rout 'Annie Laurie," backed up by TOMMY PETE^ BARBARA RAY She has no immediate plans t( NOONAN MARSHALL EDEN CHARLES fornia," she noted. "It's ironic, I do more television, finding it. dif- me that he was going to star in 66," and E. G. Marshall for "Th costumes galore and scenery to ficult to appear in two mediums If you see the name Schuyler "A Funny Thing , , . Forum." Defenders." Outstanding Sing' suit, there's a bit of a ballet 11 Aubrey on a playbill in the fu< But, when producer Harold Performance bv an Actress: Ge; dance to the tun of "La Ronde" UNINTERRUPTED • at the same time, but if the right "SWINGIN' ALONG | thing came along, she wouldn1' re, that's Phyllis Thaxter's Prince and director George Ab- aldine Brooks for "Call Back Yei that may be intriguing to fans. MUSIC YOU MOST let overwork stand In her way laughter. And If the name Aub- bott decided that the show need- terday" on "Bus Stop," Juli (Color). 10 p.m. NBC. ' She has no interest In doing he rey sounds familiar, in private ed more polishing before going Harris for "Victoria Regina, WANT TO HEAR own series. life Phyllis is Mrs. James Aub- into prpduction, the one-time Suzanne Pleshetee for "Shinto THE UNTOUCHABLES. "The •ey. "Mr. Television" apparently de- Image'! on "Dr. Kildare," Inge: Ginnie Llttlesmith Story." A LEE REMICK GLENN FORD RADIO STATION Saw Herself on TV cided he wasn't going to wait. Stevens for "Price of Tomatoes,' good story and a ni.ee perform- She doesn't get to see many o Aubrey, as you're probably "EXPERIMENT IN TERROR Mostel was signed for the role! on "Dick Powell Show," an ance by actress Phyllis Love add her old movies on TV, but di aware, is the President of CBS, out of near desperation and this Ethel Waters for "Good nigh some sparkle to the entry. Miss manage to catch "Sea Of Grass,' ind he's been making a few turned into one of the coups of Sweet Blues," on "Route 66. Love gives Eliot Ness a hard one of her earlier efforts receni leadlines on his own In Washing- WRLB on during the last week or so. recent theatre history. Outstanding Single Performaw time playing a hoodlum's niece MAURICE CHEVALIER by an Actor: Milton Berle f who refuses to hand over hi' ANGIE DICKINSON "I was fascinated by It," sh "A Funny Thing . . . Forum" Top of Your Dial "A Funny Thing Happened" is a must if you're anywhere near "Doyle Against the House" ( dead uncle's valued papers. 10 "JESSICA" said. "I didn't remember who "Dick Powell Show," James Doi p.m. ABC. j was or what I was like when Theatergoers, who have been New York's Alvin Theatre. 107.1 MC known to get pretty crusty when Berle's performance in "Doyle aid for "Victoria Regina," Peti made It. It was like watchin Falk for "Price of Tomatoes" o 100% STEREO another person from anothe :he subject of television comes up, Against the House" was a very TONIGHT. Jack Carter's "VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE" era." ad better keep their big mouths good one, though in my mind Dick Powell Show." Lee Mai guests include his wife, actress PLUS THE SPECTACULAR not an award winner. BARONET TJie Metropolitan Area's She'll be watching another per ;hut as of now, vin for "People Need People" o Paula Stewart, comic Phil Fos- "FANNY" son from another era for rea| ir Thanks to television, the Broad- However, Milton deserves a 'Alcoa Premiere," and Micke; ter, Gordon and Sheila MacRae, Most Listened To way theater has one of the fun- special citation from the theater Rooney for "Somebody's Wail the near future. Her daughter, Doodles Weaver, and Susan Bar- Further Theatre Information Call.SH 1-9400 Schuyler, has expressed an in ilest shows Its seen In years. The for having made such an emor- ing" on "Dick Powell Show." rett. (Color). 11:15 p.m. NBC. Stereo FM Station terest in becoming an actress ;how is the musical comedy mous contribution to its welfare. and this Summer will be serv ;alled "A Funny Thing Happened Question — What Is Jeremy in the Way to the Forum," in|THEY'RE ALL IN HOLLYWOOD Slate, who used to be on "Malibu which Zero Mostel gives as brll- CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) - Run," doing these days? He lantly a funny performance on When this central Arizona town was such a good actor and very tage as I can ever remember put on its golden jubilee, it faced handsome.—L. E., Painted Post, NOW — EVES. 7 and 9 OPEMJVG eeing. It's so hilarious that It an unexpected problem. Although N. Y. WINNER OP PAT BOONE MATINEES makes tho contributions of David Arizona has the nation's largest Answer — There is an abun- Wed.. Sat., Sim. TOMORROW Burns, Jack Gilford, John Car- Indian population, the director dance of handsome young actors BOBBY DARIN to 2:30 •adine and Raymond Walburn couldn't find Indians with native who are out of work in Hollywood "STATE FAIR" . color ACADEMY EVENINGS the new "TWIST" [and there's a gang of clowns'costumes for the pageant. but Jeremy is no longer one of AWARDS! 830 them. He has recently been including *ix sun sensation signed to appear in a featured role in a new Elvis Presley movie BEST called "Girls, Girls, Girls." PICTURE giB * now Ottal (For an answer to your ques- tion about any TV program or GATES OPEN 6:30 P.M.- actor, write to TV Key Mallbag, SEATS AVAILABLE far An Performance! Announcing c/o this paper.) DANCE TOMORROW the RE-OPENING of the WALL TOWNSHIP — Ar- hur Prysock, singer, will be featured at a dance given by the fit the ... RUMSON HOTEL local chapter of Kappa Alpha Psl STARTS TONITE SHOWS AT 7 & 9 Fraternity tomorrow at the Royal EXTRA TONITE LINCOLN HOTEL UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Manor. Orchids from Hawaii First 100 Ladles! 4th Ave. at Klngsloy St., Aibury Park • Kenneth Martin • She's the •k Nationally Famous Twist Entertainers DuNAMS (single adults to age 35) most The only candy cane shaped cock* Invite all Its friends and memhori to . .. luscious tall bar on the coast why not join us this weekend— the Shore Cocktail Party forbidden fruit that ever Drink of tha House, "Candy Cane at the POOLSIDE t most mschimou giil! dropped into Special" M>c feature of the very beautiful tho screen's HOTEL BERKELEY-CARTERET • JOCKEY BAR tapl ASBURY PARK, N. J. APPEARING NIGHTLY • PIANO LOUNGE Sunday Afternoon, May 20, 1962 the original 2 P.M. to 6:30 P.M. • GKACIOUS DINING ROOM postponed to May 27 In caso of rain * Cocktails nt I'oolsldo Al Fresco Hnr * llors d'Ocuvres 10 WATERMAN AVE. RUMSON * Featuring Wnlt Tcnny and his "VALIANTS" . (Near the Sea Bright Bridge) Orchestra • SEMI-FORMAL ATTIRE • PREPAID GUESTS $4. ADMISSION AT DOOR fS. HEY! LET'S TWIST! 842-2000 for additional Information call BI 8-5079 All proceeds to: DUNAMS DISPENSARY SITE, ISRAEL. 22-Thti»., May 17, \%2 RED BANK REGISTER Piners Top Brick, Rumson in Track RUMSON — Lakewood High's this season. Kacen was not at rack team amassed 54 points his best yesterday. He has to best Brick Township, 48%, thrown the platter 1J9 feet, 10 and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional inches this season. 4 in a triangular meet on Boyd Cops Vault Rumson's new ..track yesterday. Fred Boyd of Rumson took The top runners on each of the pole vault with a 10 foot, 6 the three clubs will get/a chance inch performance. The event to perform against each other shaped up as a real battle because again Saturday when the three Boyd and Larry Rinald of Lake- clubs will compete In the Shore wood have both cleared 11 feet Conference B Division track and earlier in the year. Rinald fin* ield championship meet at Lake- ished second at 10 feet yester- wood Saturday. day. Boyd was the top point Mules Wins Three man lor coach Tom Bain's Bull- Lakewood placed men first in dogs with nine points. He picked seven of the 13 events with up five for his win in the pole Maano Miiles taking home two vault, three for second place in firsts and one tie for first., The the low hurdles and one for a speedy senior Copped the high three-way tie for third In the and low hurdles and tied with high jump. Bob Scott of Brick Township Frank Parker gathered eight for first place in the high jump points for Rumson with a first with a leap of five feet, six in the broad jump and a second nches in Rumson's not-so-good place finished In the javelin lumping pit. Miiles won the 120-throw. SWIMMING CLUB SUPPORTER — Mrs. John Slnnotf, sneond from right, Runwon, yard high timbers in an eye- Brick's top point man was receives trophy from Shore Aquatic Club president BillHoffman, second from l»ft, ash from Rumson's Rich Al- Scott. He gathered five for first and Lynn Burke. I960 Olympic backitroka champion. Mrs. Sinnott wa* awards* th« Both in the 440-yard dash, four for THROUGH INSTEAD OF OVER — Art DeFazio, left, Christian Brothers Academy's renter, runners were trophy for contributing most to the JUCCOH of the jwimming club. The prewntatjon w« clocked in 16.2 seconds. Miiles his tie for first In the high jump ace low hurdler, strikes a hurdle in the 880-yard event in yesterday's dual meet at later whipped through the 180- and another three for second in made Saturday at the first annual dinner of the club In Crystal Brook Inn, Eafonfown. Red Bank. The CBA star didn't finish the race after a bad spill. Red Bank's Bill Car- yard lows in 21.3, one of the top the broad jumo for a total of 12. — 8DHMAKIES — At right is Lynn's father. Robert. Miss Burke was guest speaker at tha affair. lone, center, went on to top the event in 22.8 seconds, but CBA won the meet, 67- clockings for the event on the 1 51, Brick 4SW. Komionmionn 4SW lOO-yitd da»h: Won by Lamberson Shore this season. WH€P€SmUlfRADB? 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Objec ... on any credit purchase * Warm, true, muted colors Oona1. If any, should be made Immedi- you make at Montgomery ately In writing to the Director ol the Division o( Aleholle Beverac^i Control, Ward. Small monthly pay- 1100 Raymond Boulevard, Newark 2, ments, too! Exceptional beauty plus utmost practicality! High-low loop pile with unusual texture and pattern interest. Great resil- '"• " ' P BALLANTINE * «ONS St Freeman Street, Newark 1, New Jersey WHY YOU SHOULD ience and wear resistance. In /Style House colors: turquoise, May IT. ]< BUY YOUR CARPET light thrush beige, Bahama beige, light thrush brown, chapel NOTICE Tlk* no tic • that Sanderi Cohen and AT WARDS green, beige or brown tweed. 9x12' rug, 83,88 Outfit Cohen, trading & Sanderi A Company, hat applied to the Mayor and Council of thi BorouRh of Red Wards has a large selec- Bank, for a Retail Plenary Dutrtbution lleenia D-13 for prtmlsei situated at tion of colors and patterns 17 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Objections, If any, ihouM be made . . . excellent quality al- Immediately In writing to John Bryan, ways; no seconds, everl All * Reg. T.M. of Chamitrand Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank (Blcned) moth-proofed I 8ANDBK8 COHEN GUBSIB COHEN May 17. 24 $5.2 NOTICE The Board of Education of Mon mouth Regional High School. Nen Hirewibury, New Jersey, hereby In vites the submission of sealed bids for (urnlshlni SUPPLIES for the schoo year lttt-63. m me (allowing ciasiin m made eatlonr: ATilLCTICS Bids will be received until 3:00 P.M prevailing time, on Monday. May 28 1M3, sAd then publicly opened and £"£|P - draperies/ slipcovers read at the office of the Secretary. Monmouth Regional Hlstl Rchool, 933 Tinton Avenue. New Slirewabury, New Jersey.. Specifications and bid rorms may be measured and tailored to perfection secured at the office of the Secretary en week days prior to bid opening between the hours of 0:00 A.M., and 4:00 P.M. hundreds of fabrics to choose from - none higher The Board of Education rejurvrs t)i rlfht to reject all bids, to -waive any Informalities and to award ordrra at lie discretion. In the beat Interests ot the Board of Education. RALPH T. KEEVIL DELUXE SLIPCOVERS secretary Monmouth Ttp|lon»l High School Cut, pin-fitted in your home. Workmanship tecond ro 48 Board of Education tfay 17 tn.ii none. Fine custom details include: zippored piacei, rUBLJC .NOTRK over-locked team. Choose any fabric. 28 An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- NANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE «t . • • • mm m.*. 4-curiilon chair *NTITLBD 'AN- ORD1NANCR CON- CBRNlNO ALCOIIOUC BEVKRAOES 3-CUShlOn SOfa 56.88 Fabrics up to $2.50 IN AND FOR TUB HOROIIOH OV «HnBWBBUItY\ adopted Fabrunry 31 1961,' waa preientcd far Introducllan and dm readlnl on May 1 1062 by Mayor and Council of Horonth ot RiLC«*it>ury and on May 19, 1WI2 w%> llnally a4opteij and approved. JAMER BI-Y, Mayor _ Blu«w,l)ury JlorouiH. Shop-at-Home EXQUISITE DRAPERIES Mm." Paul i Fabry, Choottt any fabric . pleated to luxurious fullnou, all Cll Phone U 2-2150 H «rlT cornert true mitered and weighted. Made fo exact Ward's home consultant will file you require. Phone today, 144"i96" unlined NOTHik ]*!«•» tilt* nolle* that Hi* nillrlint Draw Drapwln Aeoount Fund- Boa, tiuiidini «