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niid diur, Unitr aioan mttr. feast C!*» taut* 7c PER COPY 35c PER WEEK VOL. 83, NO: 208 Paid tx R*6 Bank and at Additional UaUlaf Oflleaa. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1961 BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Castro \n Marathon Talk Rebels Firing Squad Threat Advance French Fear Attack, In Laos Hangs Over Invaders Three Amerian To Call Up Reserves KEY WEST, Fla., (AP) — Ato act with hard hands. Don't let ministration, President Kennedy Army Aides threat of firing squads hung to- the terrorists entertain dreams personally, the Central Intelli day over hundreds of anti-Cas- that they can act with impunity gence Agency and the U. S. way Missing tro Invaders and others rounded while they persist In Jhese-plans. of life. He compared Kennedy to Algeria up as "counter-revolutionaries" Let them not ask for clemency." Adolf Hitler, called him an "in- VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) during the ill-fated invasion of A Cuban audience watching the ternational bully" and the ad- Cuba. marathon television-radio broad- ministration "thugs" who threat- — A new rebel advance "Counter-revolutionaries must cast last night in Havana cried en the world with war. southward toward Vien- Tension be shot," announced Fidel Cas- "To the wall!" Captured Rebels tiane brought more key tro in his first public appearance Castro spoke four hours and 23 What Castro had to say about in Cuba for a week. "We have minutes, vilifying the U. S. ad-the captured rebels — he said areas under pro-Communist there are 458 of them—and oth- control today ahead of the Mounts Monmouth Regional District ers of the thousands rounded up expected call for a Laotian In Cuba on charges of disloyalty PARIS (AP) — Fearful of to the Communist-dominated re- advisers ime sent a chill through the may have been cap- paratroop invasion by ar- tured in the latest military Cuban community in exile in thrust. my mutineers from Algeria, Tax Rate Switch Florida. the French government to- There was a hint that Castro Rebel troops yesterday pushed might spare tome from the fir- 30 miles south of Vang Vieng, a day announced plans to call ing squads. He implied that clem- major government military head- ip reservists to strengthen quarters 80 miles north of Remedy Is Sought ency would depend on a pledge ts defenses at home. from the United States to end anyVientiane on the north-south highway to Luang Prabang, the TRENTON — A speedy reim- attempt to oust communism from Premier Michel Debre in a Cuba. royal capital. communique said units loyal to bursement of municipal funds ex- Government troops retreated pended to pay costs of educating The hint came early in his ad- the government would be "rein- dress, before he insisted that it wildly before the rebel attack forced by individual call ups Fort Monmouth students at Mon- and at least 18 were reported which will permit the constitu- mouth Regional High School may would be necessary to shoot counter-revolutionaries." killed. It was uncertain how far tion of reserve units with regular be effected by the state Depart- south the Royal Lao troops with Dfficers." ment of Education. Castro put it this way: drew and whether they were "Now the .imperialists are pro- Debre announced the call up District Board of Education beaten from Vang Vleng or sim- after a night of electric tension members Gordon W. Bartle and moting a campaign In Latin ply abandoned the town. American to seek clemency (for sparked by his own warning that Adm. Andrew G. Shepard said Reliable sources said the three the government feared an air- last night that the state education the invader captives). Certain rulers of Latin America are pro-unnamed American advisers borne attempt to seize the officials hope to arrange (or—a have been missing since the French capital. reimbursement of the funds with moting a movement of condem- thrust began. Uniformed U.S. ad- IN CASE OF EMERGENCY — Dr. Warren D. Fowler, Sr., second from left, director The invasion didn't materialize as little delay as possible. nation (of Cuba) and a move- visers moved to front-line pos ment far clemency. of Civil Defense and Disaster Control in Red Bank, demonstrates voice warning during the night, and some of Both men met Friday with Ed- tions among Royal Laotian so' the special precautions were re- ward W. Kllpatrick, 3d, director "We are going to tell them first to ask the CIA and the United diers last week, hoping to bol system unveiled in the borough over the week-end. Watching, left to right, are Dep- laxed. But the French air force of business services of the state ster the sagging governmen uty Police Chief Leroy McKnight, William F. Ferguson, chief engineer of Fyr-Fyter remained on the alert, and jet Department of Education. States for clemency for the chil- forces. dren who were murdered here, Co., Newark, which installed the system, and Mayor George A. Gray. interceptor squadrons were or- Others Present that they have clemency for the One other American militarj dered to fire on any unauthorized Also at the meeting were Frank victims of their bombs, that the man is believed held by the pro plane from Algeria. L. Weinheimer. superintendent of bringing of weapons to Cuba Communist rebels. He is an armj As the rightwing mutineers in the Monmouth Regional High cease, that the supply of explo- major who bailed out when Algeria claimed more and more School, and Milton L. Mausner, sives stop. U.S. military observation plam Mayor Gray Is Displeased of the troops there were joining school attorney. 'What is absurd is that they was shot down in March. their rebellion against De The stimulus for the meeting iaulle's Algerian policy, labor Vincent C. De Male should appear now in the pan Cease-Flre Due was a recent state attorney gen- tomine of seeking clemency for With a cease-fire due withii and professional organizations eral's ruling which changed.the the mercenaries if their two days, the leftist Pathet Lac from left to right called on their system of making the average With CD Alarm System 1 activities against us do not cease. forces now hold about one third members to defend the republic. daily enrollment count. Top Post Instead of defending the victims of Laos and control its narrow Hundreds of volunteers The effect of the ruling, Adm. of aggression, they are worrying waist. They dominate flie north- RED BANK — This borough's The grim reminder that peace that can be broadcast through- streamed to the interior ministry Shepard said, was to adjust the about the aggressors." south highway linking Vientiani first official Civil Defense alarm has not come to the world was out the borough. in Paris throughout the night, tax contributions of Eatontown, Castro's appearance — ha was with Luang Prabang. system was criticised by Mayor tested several times during thi 'Not Loud Enough* clamoring for. arms. They were George A. Gray following a test given rifles or carbines and par- New Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury May Go an hour and a half late on the Britain and Russia, after week! week-end. The $7,900 system, ttv "I don't think it's loud enough, Township to the Regional High air—dispelled rumors that he had yesterday. tial uniforms, organized into 10- of negotiations on the Laotiai first in New Jersey, combines i the mayor said after touring the school budget. somehow been put out of com-situation, are expected to issu "This Isn't satisfactory to me borough during the official one- man- squads and sent out to •Quick Reimbursement' mission during the invasion. a joint call for a cease-fire to at all," the mayor said. "I'm Civil Defense and Disaster Con- hour test of the system yesterdaj guard public buildings. The tax rates in New Shrews- ToDeMaio : In Good Health (See LAOS, Page 2) disappointed." trot siren with an oral warning between 2 and 3 p.m. As dawn broke over the French bury and Shrewsbury Township At first it was difficult for news capital, thousands of tank-sup- will increase because the two mu- MIDDLETOWN — Vincent C. men monitoring the television Dr. Warren D. Fowler, Sr. ported troops and security forces nicipalities must contribute an De Maio, River Plaza, appears broadcast here to determine To Organize 11 District Units whose resignation as CDDC di were on guard at key points. additional amount to the high to have the inside track for se- whether It was an in-person ap- rector is effective May 1, ad- Much of France went on a school budget, he said. Eaton- lection as Democratic leader here pearance, but Castro's words, aft- mitted there were "quite a few virtual war footing after Pre- town's tax rate and budget, how' tonight. er more than an hour of ram- dead spots" in the system, bu mier Michel Debre told a na- ever, will be affected in the re- The party's executive commit- bling introductory remarks far added, "I am not discouraged al tionwide TV-radio audience iast verse by the new rule, Mr. Shep- tee will meet tonight at Leeds afield from the invasion inci- Disband Raritan GOP Club all. In fact. I am very encour night that an attack from Al- aged. For the first time it wenl geria could come at anytime. ard said. Hall to name a replacement for dents, finally indicated clearly RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The has already been formed, and Mr. Temes told The Registe "If the state Education Depart- Eugene Bedell, who resigned that it was. very, very well." Rumors flew about that 1,500 Men's Republican Club has been others are in the process of being the group met last week in the (See FRANCE, Page 2) ment was to arrange for a quick Tuesday night. (See CUBA, Page 2) disbanded, and will be replaced formed. home of Francis A. Ludwig, 57 J. Ray Norris, national prod reimbursement of aid funds According to Frederick Pohl by individual Republican clubs in Morton Temes has been named Hazlet Aye., with Mr. Ludwig, ucts manager for the Fyr-Fytei which would be available under Democratic commttteeman in the the 11 voting districts, The Reg- temporary chairman of the new Robert Banks, Edward Courter, Co., Newark, which installed thi (See TAX Page 2) 10th district. Mr. De Maio wil Found: One ister learned yesterday. club in district'four — which will John L. Ritchie, Arthur Robert-system, said of the "dead spots' be advanced as the unity candi- According to Alfred J. Schrang, be known as District 4 Republi- son and himself present. and other areas where it wa; date at tonight's executive con- 11 Amherst La., Hazlet, who is can Club. (See GOP Page 3) hard to hear the sirens and ora Candidates clave, „ Mink Stole chairman of a newly-oiganized announcements, "It's an accou Mr. Pohl, said other possible NEWARK (AP) — In three co-ordinating council for the tical problem that can be col candidates for the top post have years, three mink stoles have clubs, the action was taken with reeled." To Speak withdrawn from consideration in been .found on the Garden State the consent of James G. Crowley, BalmySundayBringi Changes or Additions favor of the attorney. Parkway. GOP county executive committee NEWARK (AP) — Democrat He said the answer lies ii Richard J. Hughes and Republi- Mr. De Maio is viewed as the The parkway said today the chairman; the Republican candi one candidate who would be ac- latest expensive neckpiece has dates for Township Committee, either shifting the locations o can James P. Mitchell, New Jer- some of the amplified speakers, c sey's gubernatorial candidates, ceptable to the several factions been left on the parkway and Michael J. Gormley, Robert E. Crowds to Resorts of the split organization. turned over to its lost and Lennon and James McKay, and perhaps adding some more ciu will make their second joint ap- ters of speakers. pearance Wednesday at a lunch- Should he get the nod, he found department the former president of the Men's Weather-weary throngs es- to relaxing in the warming sun. eon-meeting of the state AFL Ex-faces a rough road in healing In 1959 a waitress in a road- Republican Club, Fred Iverson caped their North Jersey and The high temperature for the When the test started. Mayo ecutive Board and Council. the wounds of the past primary side restaurant in the Atlantic The Women's Republican Club metropolitan congestion over day was 71 degrees at 4:10 Gray said, he went to his own campaign. City area found one. In 1960,has not been disbanded Mr. the week-end and descended p.m. home at 128 Bodman PI. to lis- Both appeared before a League ten. In the Bodman PI. area, he of Women voters convention in The threeJway fight among another was found on the road Schrang reported. upon Shore resorts after me New Homes Earl Moody, the winner, Rolf near the Essex toll plaza by a Charles W. Lube, long active in month-old spring had burst out The real estate minded were said, the sirens and oral warn- Atlantic City Friday. Wednes- ings "sounded like somebody day's meeting will be at the Es- Paulsen and Vincent J. Jennings toll collector. Republican politics here, and in full bloom. said to be seeking new homes, has been termed one of the bit- Both pieces had labels and former president of the Board of But as balmy as yesterday's summer rentals and seasonal playing a radio down on the riv- sex House. er." Following a report by newly terest primary scraps in local eventually were returned to Education, was given credit for weather was, U. S. Weather rentals for the Monmouth Park named AFL state president, Vin- party history. their owners. originating the idea of establish- Observer William D. Martin racing schedule which opens Yesterday's test, and the pre- cent J. Murphy, both Hughes and Immediately after Mr. Moody This year's edition popped up ing individual clubs, in order to predicted today and tomorrow June 9. liminary tests during the week- Mitchell will address.the group. won the race, Mr. Bedell re-in a Montvale ladies' rest room. "rejuvenate" the GOP organiza- will be just (he opposite. He Police reported scattered auto end, consisted of announcements Murphy was named to succeed signed. It's got two initials sewn into tion in the township. forecast rain, thundershowers accidents but none in Mon that the system was being tested Louis P. Marciante who died In doing so, he acknowledged it, but the parkway isn't saying The organization has suffered and cloudiness. mouth County resulted in crit- and the sounding of the CDDC what the letters are. major defeats at the hands of the ical injuries. siren. Also in yesterday's pro- March 30. (See LEADER, Page 2) Busy Sunday Democrats for the past two years. While the good weather came (See ALARM Page 2) Premier Michel Debrt Mr. Schrang reported that Mr. The Garden State Parkway about too suddenly for yachts Lube made the suggestion to had its busiest Sunday of the men to enjoy it aboard, it Rave form a GOP club in each of the year. them a chance to get their voting districts "some time ago" State highways were lined pleasure craft ready for launch and that the suggestion received with bumper to bumper traffic ing and cruising at the next Todd in Line mmediate and widespread en- on the homeward trek and opportunity. dorsement. beachfront boardwalks reported Sailboats, already set for As Republican State Chairman Although he did not elaborate "satisfactory" business. spring racing schedules, had on the statement, Mr. Schrang Many visitors were reported the full benefit of good breezes By The Associated Press Mitchell's campaign in a high said "We had a few problems to real estate shopping in addition and bright sunshine. powered letter. work out before we could get this Webster B. Todd of Oldwick plan under way." s expected to be named Repub- Rebuilds Party One of the new district clubs lican state chairman Tuesday at Mitchell, who defeated Jones meeting of the GOP's state and state Sen. Wayne Dumont, College Investigation committee in Trenton. Jr. of Warren County in the pri- INDEX Todd received the nod from the mary last Tuesday, began re- BOSTON (AP)- — The National Association of University Republican candidate for gov- building the party organization Page Professors has voted unanimously to continue investigation of Amusements - 7 ernor, James P. Mitchell, Satur- the next day—and his work was Monmouth College in West Long Branch which it has criticized day. Mitchell said party leaders Births — 2 for "not providing adequate faculty participation in formation continuing today. Bridge _ 13 of educational policy." were in unanimous support of He announced he will meet Classified ...14-15 Todd for the post and that Todd with all Republican state legis- The college has beeji under fire by the association since had agreed to accept it. Comics _ _...-U last year. lators Friday night in Joseph's Crossword Puzzle ..._ 13 Monmouth ' Republican chair- Restaurance, West Long Branch. The association, at its 47th annual meeting Saturday, sched- man J. Russell Woolley reported- Editorials 6 uled a full report on the investigation for next year. He said the meeting will be to Herblock _ _ _ 6 ly turned down the state leader discuss mutual problems. Kitty Kelly .„ .<... 4 A report submitted at the meeting termed the situation at post. He had been under serious Monmouth College "intolerable." consideration to fill the vacancy. Mitchell also announced that Movie Tlnietable 7 state Sen, Richard R. Stout, R- Obituaries 2 Caused Greatest Problem Todd is chairman of the execu- Monmouth, and Assemblyman Al- Sylvia Porter 6 The group also heard U. S. Commissioner of Education tive committee of the state com- fred N. Beadleston, R-Monmouth, AWARDS PRESENTED — Frank Innacelli, center, county commander of Catholic War Radio-Television . 7 Sterling M. McMurrin claim the reluctance of many high' cal- mittee and treasurer of the state will act as his liaison at the leg- iber persons to enter the teaching profession was the greatest Republican Finance Committee. Veterans, presents awards in ceremonies at Willowbroolc Restaurant, Fair Haven last Social .4-5 islature for the remainder of the George SokolsVy __._ I probftm In education. He will' replace Carl Erdman session. night. Left to right are Theodore J. Labrecque, Superior Court judge who won the Sports ;.. 1M1 He said Americans "give a great deal of lip service to of Princeton who bowed out as Remaining as Mitchell's CO- CWV award for service to the home; Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan, pastor of St. James Successful Investing 3 teachers but really don't take the profession very seriously." chairman in the waning days of 1 the torrid Republican, primary (See TODD, Pago 2) Catholic Church, Red Bank, award for service to Sod; Mr. Innacelli, and S. Thomas W. S. White _ _•*: « Many men and women refuse t- become educators, he said, because the profession is not givu. its proper place of impor- contest. Notice Gagliano, who accepted the award for service to country for Rap. James C. Auch- Select your gown at Love Lane, tance in the life of our society. Erdman, who supported state Dr. Barry N. Grabclle will re- Inclosi, R-3d dist. At extreme right it Brother Bernard, director of the Christian 23 W. Front St., Red Bank. SH 1- The fourth annual Alexander Meiklejohn Award for Aca- Sen. Walter H. Jones of Bergen turn to his practice as of Mon- Irothors Academy, Lincroft, who was speaker at the event. , 4819. demic Freedom went to Dr. Robert W. Mancc, trustee of Allen County, for the party's guberna- day, April 24, 1061. -Adv. University. Columbia, S. C. torial nomination, denounced —Advertisement 2—Monday, April 24, I**! RED BANK REGISTER Weather New Jersey Cops Pursue erals took control of Algiers be- New Jersey — Mostly cloudy Births OBITUARIES fore dawn Saturday. with showers and a few thunder- France The junta, supported by many | storms developing during today Mews Briefs Sea 'Prowler' (Continued) of Algieria's million French set-]>n..! EATONTOWN — Mrs. Agnes LAURENCE HARBOR — Mrs. taken off from Algeria. t Od NEWARK - A special police j164 Bingham Ave., Rumson, i V SEA BRIGHT-Police accus- M. Patterson, 51, died yesterday Charlotte G. Lang, 77, of 241 A!! commercial ,air traffic to plans to negotiate a settlement! init, including 20 regular patrol- tomed to oddities entered a Beechwood Ave. died Friday in of the six and a half years of na! 'Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Murphy. in her home, 233 Tinton Ave. and from France was halted. : men and 30 rookie patrolmen in' new one on their list Saturday the Holmdel Nursing Home. Trucks were parked on airport]lionalist rebellion. The generals Tuesday 60-65. training at the Police Academy, 29 Jefferson St., Red Bank, son,! She was born in Jersey City MARINE night: A nautical prowler. Mrs. Lang was born in Harrison, runways to prevent the landing1 an"•"d' tltfietr"':i" "••^•i"rightwin"g fnit™v»rfollower«s h»be-- has been formed by police direc- Friday. and was the daughter of the late Block Island 1 But an investigation proved Charles J. and Marie Pia. She daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. of any troop carriers. Labor lieve De Gaulle's policy of self- tor Joseph F. Weldon to patrol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pappa, 33 to Cape May- Kentucky Ave., East Keansburg, the "prowler" was misjudged. had lived here 41 years. Joseph Reichenberger. She was ion members assembled at (heir determination for Algeria will trouble areas. Weldon said the It was all a mistake. end French supremacy there and Variable winds son, Friday. Mrs. Patterson was a member the widow of the late Joseph J. union headquarters to back up at about 10 special unit, to be known as the Arthur O. Axelsen, Sea Lang, the European population will be| "Preventive Patrol Unit," was Mr. and Mrs. William Doherty, of St. James Episcopal Church; the wcurity forces if needed. knots this Bright, assessor, phoned Rum- She was a resident here 38 submerged by a hostile Moslem formed "in view of the continued 15 Oak St., Keansburg, son, Sat- past matron of the local chapter Did Mot Materialize m o r n ing be- son,police to advise that a man: years. rise in crime and the knowledge urday. of the Order of Eastern Star; This morning the Interior Min- coming mostly who had been walking on his Mrs. Lang was a member of that this condition will be re- Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Sesti- past counsellor of Pride of Cres- istry announced that "fear ofj southeaste r 1 y Riverfront property on South St. Lawrence's Catholic Church flected in Newark." The an- to, 62 Madison Ave., Red Bank, cent Council, Sons and Daughters what could have happened dur- and increasing to 15-20 knots daughter, Friday. Beach had fled in a sailboat of Liberty; member of the ad- and its Rosary-Altar Society. ing the night on tfie territory of Alarm this afternoon and to 15-25 knotsnouncement came in the wake of and was headed west in the two fatal muggings of elderly Mr. and Mrs. Allen Strasbur- visory board of Laurel Assem- Surviving are a son, John Lang metropolitan France^ did not (Continued) tonight. Occasional strong gusts ger, 36 Oakland St., Red Bank, Shrewsbury River. bly, Order of Rainbow Girls, and of Linden; a brother, Eugcno materialize." gram was a recorded rendition accompanying thunderstorms to- daughter, Saturday. Police at Rumson observed for 20 years was a member of Reichenberger of Ann Arbor, As public fear of an invasion of "Isle of Capri." day and tonight. Mostly north- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bennett, the sailor and. when he turned NEWARK-SUte CIO President the Civil Defense police reserve. Mich.; one grandchild, and one subsided somewhat, most civil- Clusters of two to six speakers west winds 15-20 knots on Tues- 271 Middle Rd, Hazlet, son, Sat- back towards Sea Bright,* Surviving are her husband, ;reat-grandchild. Joel R. Jacobson says the N. J. passed the word along to Sea ians went to work as usual and with an amplifier are, stationed at day. Mostly cloudy with showers urday. Spencer M. Patterson, and a A high requiem mass was of- State Congress of Industrial Or- Bright and Monmouth Beach the ban on commercial aviation 10 locations throughout the bor-and a few thunderstorms develop- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campion, daughter, Miss Agnes E. Patter- fered this morning in St. Law- ganizations Council has initiated authorities. The boatman, a was lifted for four airfields in Iough. ing during today and tonight. Star Route, Colts Neck, dough- son, at home. rence's Church by Rev. Walter a survey of health and safety Monmouth Beach youth, was the Paris region and one field 10 Clusters Partial clearing Tuesday. Visibili- ter. Saturday. The Braun Funeral Home is in M. Slattcry, pastor. Burial was in canditions in plants that employ interviewed as he put into his In Alsace, near the Swiss border. The 10 clusters of speakers are ty 5 miles or better except 1-3 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clark, charge of arrangements. St. Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport, its members. dock at Monmouth Beach and But airports at Marseille, Nice set up to broadcast in a roughly miles early this morning and 119 Theresa Ave., Keyport, under direction 'of the Day Fu- had a satisfactory explanation. and Toulouse—those in Southern one-quarter mile radius. The con- lowering to near 1 mile in heavi- daughter, Saturday. MRS. CLEON P. ANDERSON neral Home. France closest to Algeria—re- rol box is set up to turn on all er showers. MOUNT CARMEL, Pa—A Mr. and Mrs. John Christopu- According to Sea Bright Po- 19-year-old youth has been LINCROFT — Mrs. Anna Rose mained closed to traffic, with 10 speakers or two sets of speak- CHICAGO (AP) - A wide var- los, 70 Spring Ter., Red Bank, lice Chief Gilbert Boyer, the charged with Involuntary man- Anderson, 48, of 58 Martin Dr., MRS. MATILDA STEIN buses, tanks and trucks spotting :rs at a time. iety of damaging stormy weather son, Saturday. youth said he had made an slaughter as the result of th» died yesterday in Monmouth NEW SHREWSBURY — Grave- their runways. Each of the stations are weath- which raked across from the Mr. and Mrs. Beuford Clark, emergency stop at the Axelsen death of Anthony Brazinskl, 25, Medical Center. side services and burial were The situation in Algeria re- erproof. The central headquarters Rockies into the Ohio Valley di- 50 Salem La.. Little Silver, place to make a minor repair of Kenvll, N. J., la a two-car She was born in Newark and held Friday for Mrs, Matilda mained confused. The insurgent s set up to operate on battery minished today. daughter. Saturday. to his boat and then took off head-on collision April t. John was the daughter of William and Stein, 91, who died Friday morn- junta claimed the whole army in power in case of a general power Mr. and Mrs. Herb Rowden, again. Mr. Axelsen declined to The mixture of severe weather Maclejewski of Mount Carmel, Mary Russell Lemmons. She had Algeria had rallied to it. But failure. Yesterday's test, Dr. Fow- 242 Rt. 35, Middletown, daughter, make a complaint. ing at the home of her son- included tornadoes which hit who was one of the driven, lived there until moving here in-law, Joel Calgut, 66 Edison the French government said Gen. ler said, was run on batteries eastern and southern Iowa and Saturday. was so charged Saturday. Ma- four years ago. Ave. De Pouilly. with headquarters at because of an electric mixup with northeast Illinois. At least one Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pedone, clejewiki, his lister, another Surviving, besides her parents, Mrs. Stein, who had lived here Tlemcen, west at Oran, and mill the wiring of some of the speaker person was killed and some 30 111 Seeley Ave., Keansburg, man and Brazinskl's wife, Bev- No Debate, i her husband, Cleon P. Ander- for the past three years, was the loya' to De Gaulle, reported he stations. others were injured. Property daughter, Saturday. son; five sons, Ronald Anderson erly, 21, were Injured in the widow of Julien Stein. v in contact with all army There are about 20 such sys- damage was extensive and ex- Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Andersen, of Lincroft, and William, Roger, accident on Rt. 122. She also is survived by a grand- 4 Atklnt Ave., Nep- invasion attempt of last Monday. was In direct contract to re- 630 Little Silver Point Rd., Little and had lived here five years. tune. Funeral at S a-m. Wednesday, fipht off any paratroop attack Without the shelters, he said, Mr. Wymbs was a member of April ?G. at the Franetonl-Taylor and At one point he paused to light cent reports that the installa- Silver, son, yesterday. He formerly resided in Jersey Lopez Funeral Home, 704 Seventh Ave., The government filed an open the warning systems are "for a cigar. tion; will shut down as a result Mr. and Mrs. Thomas the Mystic Brotherhood Lodge of City and Teaneck. Asbury ParK. Solemn High Requiem Indictment against all persons naught." Masons, Red Bank. . >Vlss at 9 a.m. at the Church of the Castro's words often were vio- of the elimination of its Hghter- Schwarze, 177 Ninth St., Belford, He was a retired foreman for /recension. Bradley Beach. Interment leading or assisting the insurrec- A chartered bus transported Gt. Catherine's Cemetery. Rosary re- lent, but his appearance and tone than-alr program and Its sup- son, yesterday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Standard Oil Company of New tion. The penalties will be death those attending the public test cited 8 p.m. Tuesday. Harold Dallfy of voice were more subdued than porting and overhaul facility. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Salerno, 13 Christine Thorpe Wymbs; a Jersey, where he was employed Post VFW services 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. or life imprisonment. through portions of the borough the words indicated, as if he were Hedge Dri, Oceanport, daughter, daughter, Mrs. J. Paul Hammer for 30 years. The Finance Ministry out off to hear the system in operation. TRENTON-James P. Mitchell, yesterday. of Saratoga, Calif.; a sister Mrs. delivering the talk with deliber- Mr. Ryan was a member of DEATH NOTICE all transactions between France The first stop was directly op- Republican candidate for gover- Mr. and Mrs. John Kinasczuk, Cecil Sherman of West Long ate calmness. St. Mary's Catholic Church and CZAKNY. Martin. 76 yean old on and Algeria, a step that eventual- posite a cluster of speakers on nor, and Sen. John Cooper, R- 120 Tinton Ave,, Eatontown, ;son, Branch; three brothers, Elwood April 22, J%1, at hlg home, 325 Swim- ly could freeze the Insurgents' He asserted that his regime its Holy Name Society. ming River Rd., Eatontown. Beloved Leroy PI. The sound was deaf- had "won over a reactionary, ag- Ky., will be the main speakers Saturday. Wymbs of Fredricksburg, Va., huoDand of Anna, devoted father of finances since the Algerian cur- ening. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mr». Kathrrlne Homlck, Mn. Mary gressive, brutal enemy. at the 31st annual convention of Kenneth Wymbs of Long Branch, Keuter and John. Funeral icrvlcei rency Is based on the French The bus next stopped on West the N. J. Federation of Republi- and Frank Wymbs of Spring Lake Margaret Condon Ryan; a son, Wednesday arternoon at 1:30 irom.Kaln franc. "The threat of Kennedy is much Christopher Ryan of Middletown; -* rtuarles. Inc., «4 Slate Bt.. Penh Bergen PI. opposite the Red Bank like that of Hitler," said Castro. can Women in Atlantic City. The Heights, and four grandchildren. hoy. Interment Falrvlew Cemetery, De GauU» in another TV ap- federation announced yesterday Two Injured two daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Cas- Idletown. Frlenda may call from High School athletic field in an "Hitler threatened small coun- The funeral will be Wednesday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. pearance announced yesterday area between speakers. There the that Cooper, a senator since 1946, sidy of Deal and Miss Margaret he had assumed almost dicta tries. Kennedy threatens small at 2 p.m. in the Adams Memorial Ryan at home, and a sister, Mrs. warning was weak. The same countries." will speak at a banquet May 4 In Accident Home. Rev. C. Roger Burkins, — LEGAL NOTICE torial powers to combat the mill story was told on Shrewsbury and Mitchell will speak at a Elizabeth Grimes in Ireland. tary junta that took control of Should any new invasion at- UNION BEACH — Two persons pastor of King of Kings Lutheran The funeral will be tomorrow BESERVE DISTRICT NO. I Ave. at Locust Ave. tempt be launched, all Latin luncheon May 5. CHARTER NO. tXSJ Algiers and Oran in • bloodless suffered minor injuries in a three- Church, Middlctown, will offici- at 9 a.m. from the Pfleger Fu While critical of the system in America would rise violently car crash yesterday on Rt. 36 REPORT Of CONDITION coup Saturday, seeking to main ate. Burial will be in Woodbine neral Home, followed by a high While critical of the system in against the United States, Castro WILLIAMSTOWN — State and near Poole Ave. of The Monmouth County National tain permanently the French con Cemetery. requiem mass at 10 o'clock in Bank, Red Bank, of Red Bank, In tb« its first public test, Mayor Gray said, and he called for an end tolocal police raided a Bargain Treated in Riverview Hospital Slate of New Jeney, at tbt clot* of trol of Algeria. said. "I don't think." there is a the U. S. "empire." City U. S. A. outlet near here St. Mary's Church, offered by business on April 13. 1961. Publlshtd for cuts and bruises were Mrs. CONSTANTINE PYTLAR Rev. Robert T. Bulman, pastor. in response to call mads by comp- The president promised to uie CDDC system that is completely today, arresting seven clerks on Emma Freiburg and Mrs. Carol troller of th« currency, undir MCtloo "If they (the United States) in- SHREWSBURY — Constantine Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cem- 5211, U. g. r«vlted statute*;. "all means" to end what he adequate to meet all needs." vade Cuba, all Cubans and Latin charges of violating the Sunday Freiburg, 50 Mead Ave., Free- Pytlar, 70, of 501 Southwest Sixth etery. ASSETS called the "odious and stupid ad- Mr. Norris, who was a co-in- American sympathizers of the Blue Law. Gloucester County hold. They were released. L Caib, balance! with venture" led by retired Gens, Ct. Miami, Fla., died yesterday other banks, and cash ventor of the transistor-powered revolution will take the battle Prosecutor Alvin E. Granite said According to police, cars driven in Shrewsbury Manor Nursing BAILEY SERVICES Items In proceis of Maurice OiaUe, Raoul Salan, An- warning system, said, "There will there, to the heart of the em- the illegal Sunday sales were by John F. Freiburg, Jr., and collection - J dre Zeller and Edmond Jouhaud. Home where he had been a pat- RED BANK - Private funeral 2. United Statei Oovtro- always be areas where you maypire," Castro said. "The armed made in several departments of MM. Doris M. Oldenburg, 611 ient for a year. services will be held tomorrow rnent obligations, di- He warned French forces In Al-need additional clusters of speak- forces of Latin America will not die store, including clothing and Greenwood Ave., Laurence Har- rect and Kuarantecd .... 15,123,W0.W Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. at 10 a.m. in the Worden Funeral 3. Obligation! of Statei geria to remain loyal to the gov- be enough to guard their ambas glassware. Granite announced and political ers." bor, were stopped for heavy traf- Howard E. Worne of Merchant- Home for Mrs. Margaret Jane •ubdi- ernment or face court-martial. sadors and their company presi- he intended to enforce the Blue visions $800 Per Cluster fic on the highway. ville. Bailey, 32, of 1 Shrewsbury Dr., «. Other bonds, notes. There was no indication so far dents . . . Law "in full" in Gloucester, one and debenturedebenturess These, he added, can be in- Police said a third car operated Private funeral services were Rumson, who committee suicide t>, Corporate stocks (In* what positive action De Gaulle stalled for about $800 per cluster. "These thugs, how are they go- of 12 counties in the state that by Lester M. Berger, 65 Lois La.. in her home Thursday night. Bur- dudinj: iWl.noo.on stock would take to put down the mu ing to frighten the Soviet Union voted in 1959 to retain the law. held «( the Adams Memorial of Federal Reserv* Mr. Norris and William F. Fer- East Brunswick, crashed into the ial will be in Woodbine Cemetery. banki _ 11,000.00 tiny. The alternatives appeared if they can't frighten a little Home. Red Bank, yesterday. Rev. 6. Iioam and dlicounts guson, chief engineer of Fyr- rear of the Oldenburg car and Mrs. Bailey was born here and counts to be a blockade of Algeria or country like us?" pushed it into the Freiburg car. W. Gordon Lowden, pastor of the (Includin(Ildi g 5G4355G43.5O over- Fyter Co., developed the patent- Red Bank Methodist Church, of- was the daughter of Frank and drafts) -..^20,901,391.23 military actioij against the in- Trooper Norman Demeter of I. Bank premises surgents. ed parts of the system. ficiated. Cremation was in Rose- Margaret Seltz Congdon. She owned $352,279.69 Of Mayor Gray's complaint that Todd Keyport State Police investigated. lived in this area all her life. furniture and Results from a blockade would hill Crematory, Linden. fixtures *1B»,77O.TI TT2,060.60 Mrs. Bailey had been employed be slow to come, for the forces the CDDC system is not loud GOP (Continued) 11. Other aiiets 259.127.83 as a nurse's aide in area nursing there are believed to have large enough, Mr. Norris, said, "You (Continued) MRS. LILLIE HARRIS 12. TOTAL ASSETS $M,045,22*.2i don't want to blast that house- campaign managers will be Sen Tax homes. supply stocks. Military action Mr. Banks, an attorney, was Stout and former Superior Court FREEHOLD — Mrs. Lillie Har- LIABILITIES would mean a disastrous civil wife out of the house." appointed chairman of a commit- (Continued) ris, 61,-of 9 Clinton St., died yes- Surviving, besides her parents, t3 Demand deposits of In- Instead, he said, the system is Judge Alfred C. Clapp. are her husband, Harry Bailey; dividuals, partnerships, war. pitting Frenchman against tee to draft a constitution and New Jerseyans will elect a gov-the new Federal School Aid pro-terday in Monmouth Medical Cen- und porations 22,407,188.13 Frenchman. Any planning for designed to "blanket the area bylaws for the wil1 gram bill, now in Congress, the ter, Long Branch. two daughters, Nora Ann and M Time anidl savingi s de- be.ernor in""November *to"rep?ace posits of individuals, military action was hampered al- quietly," but still make persons assisted by Mr. Robertson. school and municipal budgets She was born in Augusta, Ga. Margaret Jane Bailey, and three partner! hi pi, and cor- so by uncertainty as to how aware of the danger of attack. Democratic Gov. Robert B. Mey- sons, Richard, Patrick and Wil- porations 2fl.731.W0.27 Ludwig Heads Unit could be reduced m an early and was the daughter o' the late [& Deposits of United many of the 500.000 troops in Dr. Fowler said the Newark ner, whh o is prohibitehibid by lal w liam Bailey, all of Tampa, Fla., Mr. LudwiLd g was named chair- from serving a third term. subsequent year, if not In 1961,' Calhoun and Mattie Reed. She States Government (in- Algeria had Joined the mutiny firm has guaranteed the borough Adm. Shepard declared. was the widow of John W. Harris. and two sisters, Mrs. John E. cludltiR postal saving*) 6I6.2M.17 man of a membership commit- Facing Mitchell is former Su Gaynor, Sr., of this place, and tB Deposits or Btatei and and how many were still loyal '"absolute satisfaction" or there tee. He wil] be assisted by Mr. If the attorney general's ruling Surviving are two daughters, political subdivisions ... 4.5M.352.08 to De Gaulle. would be no charge for the work. perior Court Judge Richard J. Mrs. Walter Janeczko. Jr., of 18. Certified and officers' Courier and Mr. Ritchie. The Hughes who received the Demo- of March 15, had been rendered Mrs. Lily Bishop and Miss Ann checks, ptc . ... JM 278.39 Half of the cost of the CDDC Harris, both of this place. Oceanport. 1». TOTAL DEPOSITS In Paris Region club will accept both men and cratic nomination with the sup-earlier the anticipated aid could • SW.CG8.O43.O4 system will be borne by the fed- (a) Tolal demand rti>. women into membership. port of the party organizations have been included in the mu- The funeral will be Wednesday JAMES GTGRANDY The French army has another eral government. Dr. Fowler em- at 2 p.m. in Second Baptist posits .f2G.52i.5M.22 S0O.0OO men, 50,000 of them \n The club will hold its next in all 21 counties. nicipal budgets as collectible rev- NEPTUNE — James G. Gran- Total ttme and sav- phasized. Church. Rev, T. M. Jones, pas- ings deposits meeting May 11 in the home of Both Jones and Dumont have enue. In this manner the tax rises dy, 71, of 405',$ Atkins Ave., died $27,143,451.82 Germany and about 10,000 in the He said the local Civil Defense tor, will officiate. Burial will be Howard Russell, 12 Surrey Dr. pledged their personal support of would have been offset, Mr. Shep- {yesterday at home. Until his re-23. Other liabilities 79l.4ftl.67 Paris Region. The navy presum- unit, in co-operation with the in- in Maplewood Cemetery under di- ably was mostly still loyal to the Mr. Schrang said the co-ordinat- Mitchell in the coming campaign ard maintained yesterday. tirement in 1955 he had been head 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES ,.8S4.4lg.53«.«I stalling firm, hoped to "have a rection of the W. H. Freeman and government, there being only ing council will be made up of —a balm for the party wounds Mr. Bartle and Adm. Shepard, custodian of the Asbury Park Post lot of the weaknesses corrected" one representative from each of Son Funeral Home. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS several score coastal patrol ves- suffered during the primary cam In a joint statement, lost night Office for 22 years. 25. Capita] Stock: in time for the New Jersey-New the 11 new clubs. sels and an unknown number of paign that occasionally turned said they will recommend to the Mr. Grandy was born in Italy. 'a) Common stock, York-Pennsylvania Civil Defense The council will have no power, total par _ 1,300,000.00 submarines in Algerian waters. bitter. school and municipal bodies, an MRS. ANNA LINKE He served in the United States 26. SurpiuB 1.400.000.00 alert Friday. he said, except that of an ad-| RED BANK — Mrs. Anna 27. Undivided profits „. 878,687.63 Paris was rife with rumors exploration of the possibility of Army in World War I. He be- Members of the welfare com- visory body. Linkc, 88, of 204 Salem Rd., but the city's famed night life filing revised budgets which longed to the Catholic Church of 29. TOTAL CAPITAL mittee of the CDDC group here Each of the 11 clubs will be an, Union, died in Rivercrest Nurs- was not dampened. The season's would include the collectible fed- the Ascension, Bradley Beach; served refreshments following the independent organization. Man Faces Hearing ing Home Saturday. first tourists filled the nightclubs eral aid and thereby avoid col- and wa a member of Harold 30 TOTAAL LIABILITIELIABILI S bus tour and test. The council will meet May 11On Disorderly Charge She was born in Germany. Her s AND CAPITAL to drink champagne and ogle the or May 18. lecting "what amounts to a cash Daly Post, Veterans of Foreign ACCOUNTS .458.045.224.24 stripteasers. loan from the taxpayers." husband was the late Hugo Linke. Wars, Asbury Park, MIDDLETOWN — Earl Nor There are no survivors. MEMORANDA He is survived by his wife, An- Asieti pledged or as- The insurgent-held Algiers ra- pro-Communist Pathet Lao reb-cross, 27, of Second Ave.. Atlantic The funeral will be today at toinette; three daughters, Mrs. •igned to incur* llabll- dio poured forth an almost con- Laos els got better and better, Prince Highlands, will receive a hearing 2 p. m. In the John E. Day Fu- itles and tor other pur- Felicia Shafto, Neptune: Mrs. TW" 216M7118 tinuous stream of cryptic code (Continued) Souvanna Phouma, the "neutral- Thursday on a charge of disor- Leader neral Home. messages, apparently aimed it Marianne Cannavo, Rea Bank; 1, George L. Bieiiu, President, of day or tomorrow, and quick en- ist" Laotian leader recognized derly conduct. (Continued) lit1 above-named bank do hereby de- their rightwing supporters in dorsement is expected - from by the Communists as still the Police said Mr. Norcross was M«. Carolyn Mcnnic, Neptune; clare tliat this report of condition I* France, along with hourly claims that the party had been split and Mr. De Maio was beaten in a two sons, G. Peter and Louis truG uruy norroct to thfl best of ' my Washington. The Russians re- legal premier of his country, said arrested Saturday In Leonardo by knowledge* and belief. of new support from wavering Mr. Moody's win was a defeat bid for the Township Committee Grandy, Pompano Beach, Fla.; 12 portedly have agreed that the in Peiping yesterday that his Patrolman. Robert Olsen for be- for the leader. in 1959. GEORGE L. BIKLITZ, military commanders In Algeria. grandchildren: two brothers, An- President cease-fire will be policed by the people count on the Communist ing disorderly. He was placed In Mr. Bedell took over from Ar- These reports could not be Other possible candidates who thony Grandy, Long Branch,' and We, the iimlernlKnod directors attest International Truce Commission and neutral nations fo help re- a cell In headquarters, police said, thur Charles. Leonardo, who re- the correctness of this report Of con- verified. All unofficial communi- have withdrawn from considera- Samuel Grandy, Los Angeles; and dition: mid declare that ft has been set up by the 1954 Indochina store peace in Laos. Souvanna, where' he tore up the plumbing signed He held the top post cation with the territory was cutarmistice and that a 14-nation tion are Joseph Cahill, Thqmas a sister, Mrs. Antoinette Papaleo, examined t>y us and to the best of our ( who has been touring West Eu- fixtures, causing the cell to be since 1957. J. Keichcr, Patrick McGann, Mr. , '--\gf and bMlcr is true and cor- •hortly after foreign legion para- conference then will be held to ropean and Communist capitals, Herklmer, N. Y, rect. come flooded. The choice of Mr. De Malo as Charles, Anthony F. Di Padova, ALSTON HEEKMAN. Jit. troopers acting under orders arrange a unified, neutral Laos. gave western diplomatic efforts The Francionl, Taylor and Lo- M. HAROLn KELLY He li under $100 bail pending party chieftain is reportedly ac- Thomas Tomaso and Francis G. from Uie Junta oi retired gen- As the military position of the little credit. pez Funeral Home, Asbury Park; WM. B. LYMAN the hearing. ceptable to Mr. Moody. Wode. Director*. is in charge of arrangements. April 24 ^20.70 William S. White: RED BANK REGISTER Monday, April 24, 1961—3 Nixon Has Resumed Leadership of GOP

WASHINGTON — Richard M. mere partisan attacks on the Nixon has caimly resumed his Kennedy Presidency in foreign affairs in a time of danger to the active leadership of the Recountr- y itself. publican party just as though It is a reasonable forecast, I that leadership had never been therefore, that Mr. Nixon in his! challenged. forthcoming series of speeches i will hit Mr. Kennedy hard only! But the one real question lor n domestic issues. These happen | the G.O.P., as the former vice to be the only issues in which he president is the first to grasp, is objectively open to criticism. is not who is to be boss at this And they are also the only is- juncture. For this he already is, sues on which a national party in {act. Rather, it is what kind leader can rightly be as partisan of leadership the party people in as he may choose. Congress and in the national com- mittee are to show to the Repub- It is also a reasonable forecast lican rank and file. that Mr. Nixon's line will shortl; become the general GOP line. Ac- The actual problem now is totually, he will find hims'elf make the 1364 Republican presi- much the position occupied D> dential nomination worthwhile the Democratic Congressional — to anybody. It is far leaders all during the Eisenhow- JEWISH WAR VETERANS, Baythore Post/installed officers Saturday night. Above, too early to know which some- er-Nixon Administration. Though body this is to be. And it is far incessantly pushed by ultra-lib- are, left to right, Fred Fine, Belmar, county commander and installing officer; Saul too early for Mr. Nixon to decide eral Democrats to "get tough Diamond, Hailot, incoming commander; Jack Goldberg, Hazlet, outgoing command- whether he himself will even with Eisenhower," they rightly er, and Bernard Abrams, Jersey City, immediate past national commander. want the designation — that year refused to do this on world af These are the inner realities as fairs. Mr. Nixon will hear from ONSTAGE —Mill Susan Barnard, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Barnard, Mr. Nixon now resumes politi- ultra-conservative Republican cal activity after the long holi- demands that he "get tough wit' 63 Viola Ave., Leonardo, and a sophomore at Drew University, Madison, is shown day which began the day after Kennedy," particularly as to Ad The Great Hall at Monmouth in scene from drama, "Wonderful Town," presented by the university Social Com- his defeat last November by ministration policy in Cuba. mittet. Sharing the scone with Miss Barnard and a copy of The Register, which President Kennedy. But Mr. Nixon, whose high was uied as stage prop, are fellow students Robert Terhune and Elizabeth Ford. He is not going back into uni- sense of public responsibility wa Regains Status as Art Center form simply in fear of his two fully shown during the last cam potential rivals for control of paign, is no more likely to suc WEST LONG BRANCH — The!of art were presented to the jury Donors the mind of the party, Gov. Nel- cumb to this kind of pressure J Great Hall at Monmouth College o"*f selectio"'—" n and awards'": ""••—Mildred' First awa; son Rockefeller of New York and than were the equally adult Dem rd in oil paintingng!s was has come into its own again. Baker, associate director of the donated by Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizo- ocrats in their time in opposition. A "friend"] AsAssocia; - Paintings coveij, the walls of Newark Museum; Burgoyne Dil- na. For, whatever is to happen He knows now what they knew tion; second award in watercolor Successful Investing the encircling balcony and mez- ler, Atlantic Highlands, interna- by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herberg; about this rivalry will only hap- then: Wiien it is the country it- zanine as they once did" in the tionally known painter and teach- pen much later on, in any case self that is in trouble every first award in sculpture by Eu^ - French Renaissance mansion, er, and Ad Reinhardt, professor Five Growth Stocks Given The big necessity of the mo- politician entitled to call himsei genie M. Marron; third award in owned at the turn of the century of art at Brooklyn College. ment is for the man who heads a leader has the obligation no oil painting by Steinbach Com- by Hubert T. Parsons, president Other artists represented in the For White Collar Workers the party at the moment to take to seek petty advantage of this pany, and two annonymous do- country's troubles. of F. W. Woolworth Co. exhibition with one to three works nations. up the obligation of speaking for are Lee Addison, Marjorie A. By ROGER E. SPEAR it, and most of all to determine Often referred to as "The Ver- All the top award winning art- sailles of North America," the Alexander, John M. Angelini, ists were there yesterday for the what tone this speaking-for-it Yvonne Aubert, Stephen Bagnell, Q) "Recently you answered a Charter Financial, Fairmont should now take. mansion acquired by the col presentation of awards, except letter from a school teacher, Foods, and Montana Power, all lege in 1956 unmodishly, how- Hella Bailin, Arthur J. Barbour, Mrs. Jardine, who is in Califor- Big Board stocks. I believe you So, what the Republican line ever, never has lent its Great Beverly W. Bartel, Etta Bauer, nia. working for a moderate salary. should be is now Mr. Nixon's Yankees Hall walls to a major modern Yona Beattie, Albert L. Brass, I'm a white collar worker and will do well with these over a The exhibition may be viewed true concern. For the time being, art show — until yesterday. Jr., W. Carl Burger, Ruth Camp- very much In the same-Aoat. You period of time. by the public Monday through at least, he frankly reports "a Out of an awareness of the re- bell, Roberta Carter, Ruth Car- advised the Q) "We bought Servel shares Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; great deal of popular support for newed emphasis in the arts and uso, Lucille Chayt, Marion Cohen p u r c h ase of recently. We know it is a specula- Defeated Saturdays," 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., good growth tion but would like your opinion President Kennedy as an indi its artistic responsibilities to the Karl Dikerts, Vincent D'Ovidio, vidual," but "virtually no sup- William L. Drake, Michael G. and Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. through stocks of it." H.H. student and community, the col- as port" for Kennedy domestic pro- Dudick, Babette Bauman Edel- May 12. partial A) I like Serve], below 20, a lege has opened its first Festival protec grams. stein, Alexander Farnham, Betty lion against in- a pretty good speculation on fur- By Birds of Fine Arts exhibition. Festival Events flation. I've ther recovery of earning power. And he emphatically refuses to Gage, Jan Gary, Eugene Gauss, "Images in Song" will be pre- been following Shares recently got up to thei SOME 300 MEMBERS of the "pop off" in any way about the Lucille Geiser, Howard Goldstein, sented by Dolores Bowman and highest level in many years. Thi Kennedy Administration's gravi Henry T. Gulick, Morgan Hart, the market fo New Jersey Personnel and By George Bowen Lucius Zachary Friday at 8:30 some time and was due partly to a rise in earn foreign policy problems. BALTIMORE (AP) - Brook! E. Adele Hepbron, Anne F. Hon- p.m. George Roe will be piano would like to ings in fiscal 1960 and in Iargi Guidance Association held This summary by the man who Robinson and Jackie Brand ig, Marcia Joan Hunt, Emily Kin- accompanist. measure to a revival of interest invest in fivi their annual meeting last so nearly became President i paced the Baltimore Orioles i nier, Margaret Kirkpatrick, Anne Next Sunday at 3 p.m. Sara stocks in low-priced issues. I would U. Kobayashi, Paula Kowzun, SPEAR such week on the campus of Mon arresting in two ways. It is rea. 13-hit spree and a 4-1 triumpi Provan of the fine arts depart- hold the stock but would lighten newed proof that Mr. Nixon i over the New York Yankee: Shirley Campbell. Could you help me?" E. G. my holdings on any further run- ment faculty will present a gal- mouth College, West Long an undoubted political pro. Foi yesterday. Also, Sigmund Kozlow, George A) If you've been following the up to the mid-20's. lery lecture on the new exhibi- market closely, you know that Branch. Above, Dr. Clyde only a true pro will concede wha The victory gave the Oriole! Kunkel, Paul Lehr, Robin Lesser, tion. (Mr. Spear can not answer all Abe Liebman, James F. Lynch, there are several million other Weinhold, director of theis obvious to his opposition and the edge in their first series thi "The Glass Menagerie" will be investors who feel as you do. mail personally but will answei thus use obvious candor to gain season with the defending Ame: Douglas Mcllvalri, Frances Mc- all questions possible In his col Division of Academic Cre- Ilvain, Jane Merrigan, Ronald presented in a theater-in-the- Growth has always commanded maximum credit for the rest of can League champions. The Or- round May 4 and 5 at 8:30 p.m. • premium in the stock market. iimn.) dentials, State Education De- what he intends to say—in this ioles won two, the Yankees on Miller, Herbert A. Moses, Harold Noecker, Joel Lewis Ornsten, by the college Dramatic Work- Increased emphasis recently on partment, addresses the case that while a Democratic and another was a tie to be re- shop. growth—particularly on rapid President iJ popular his program played later. Marj O'Rourke, Constance Pres- gathering in the college au- The contemporary art exhibi- growth—has pushed a lot o\Man Hurt isn't. Brandt, leading off, and Robin ton, Leo Quanchi, George K. stocks into stratospheric levels ditorium. Ralph, Nicholas Reale, Meyers tion will close May 12 and a And it is plain notice to all oth son, batting third, accounted fo student art exhibition will open where I'm Sfraid to follow them. er Republicans, in Congress and two of the Oriole runs with three Rohowskv, James Ruban, Ruth And I am not a timid man where In Crash Bowne Somerville. May 16 and continue through the national committee, that the hits apiece. Brandt had a doubl June 2. Investments are concerned. RUMSON — A Buffalo, N. Y. GOP headman is not going to and two singles, Robinson Also, Stanley Sadkin, George In your circumstances, where man suffered minor injuries Sat- Archery Group allow his party to be committed triple and two singles. Schwacha, Marion K. Sims, Adele The Monmouth College Modern • minimum of risk should be as urday night when the car in Despite their rash of hitting, F. Slack, Lexey Staer, Jessie Chorus will present a program (ured, I'm going to suggest which he was a passenger left tiie 18,704 fans were on tender- SUiehler. Ruth Vail, Donald Voor- May 19 at 8:30. The finale of the stocks which have not yet gone the road and struck a utility pole Announces Dates hooks for six innings with th hees, Elmer Warshaw, Jean fine arts festival will be Friday, wholly into orbit. Compared to on Ridge Rd. ROSELLE — Frank Lovering, Colts Neck Orioles holding only a 2-1 lead Mrs. Viola V. Jardlne Bijur Weiss, Elva Wright, Mil- June 2. Free tickets to all events president of the New Jersey Arch- dred G. Wright, Franklin E. Wurs- are available at the receptionist other good growth situations Police identified the injured Micky Mantle kept the Yankees On view to the public hre 137 ery Association, announced the Mrs. E. J. Me Cartihy, Jr., Miss ter, Carol Yudin, Fabian Zaccone desk in the college, Norwood and Brunswick (NYSE) looks rcla man as Norman LaGare, who they a threat by smashing his fifUi works of art representing^ art- lively undervalued. I believe that 1961 target archery tournament Linda Me Carthy, Mrs. John and Eili Zimmer. Cedar Aves. said, was riding in a car driven homer in nine games in th ists who lived within 50-mile Corn Products (NYSE), sched- dates last week. Doughtery and Miss Virginia by Mary H. Shaner, 38, of 7 Hill fourth inning. ' radius of the college. uled to be split this week, has The first tourney will be held Doughtery attended a showing side PI., Fair Haven. Mr. La That tied the score by match Awards were presented yester- tittle downside risk and a lot of April 30 at the Madison Junior Friday night of "Oklahoma," pre- Gare was admitted to the River- ing a first inning Oriole run o day afternoon before an audience growth ahead. I also like First High School athletic field in Mad- sented by the junior class of view Hospital after the accident singles by Brandt and Robinson of some 200 persons by Harold ison. Also included in this year's Freehold Regional High School He was released yesterday. A balk by starting Yanke H. Alexander, assistant profes- schedule are four shoots at thein the auditorium. Police said the driver claimed pitcher Danny McDevitt, wh sor of art, who directed the stag- Centre Archers range in Hem- she became excited when she took the loss in his first Ameri ing of the show. Charged As stead, Long Island. The State Adolph Mascolo of Keansburg spotted a construction flasher on can League appearance, helped First award of $300 for oil paint- Target championships will be has purchased the home and road' Ridge Rd. She slammed on the the Orioles go ahead in the fourth. ing went to Abe Liebmann of held Sept. 2—3—4 and will be stand of Mr. and Mrs. John Her- Careless brakes and skidded into the pole, Gus Triandos singled, went West Orange for his transitory sponsored by the Essex Archers. man, Rt. 34. The stand will be she told police. second on the balk, and scored on college "Mixed Media;" Alexan- Tentative plans call for this event named "Skelly's Roadside Rest." singles by Ron Hansen and Earl der Farnham of Stockton, $150, to be held in Livingston. Submarine sandwiches, hot In Crash BIRTHDAY PARTY Robinson. second, for "Time and Tide;" sausages, peppers and Italian SHREWSBURY - State police TOTTON FALLS — Dobra Ann The world's championship The Orioles added two runs in Inna Moore Markov of Long foods will be served in addition here issued a careless driving Dellapletra, daughter of Mr. and tournament will be held this year the seventh by a single by Branch, $75, third, for "White to regular fare. The stand has summons to a 24-year-old Nep- Mrs. Anthony Dellapietra, 371 in Oslo, Norway, Aug. 9 through Brandt, Brooks Robinson's triple ainting." 14. The U. S. team will be chosen opened for business. tune man after his car collided Swimming River Rd., was hon- and a double by Jim Gentile who First award of $150 for water- Saturday night with another auto ored with a party at her home at a F.I.T.A. qualification tourn- batted two-for-two. ament to be held in Hinsdale, III., Miss Nancy Me Carthy, Heulitt color went to Constance Preston which had stopped at Shrews- on her fifth birthday. Guests in- Pitcher Chuck Estrada was the of Bloomfield for "Yukon Lake." bury Ave. and Newman Springs cluded Donna Jean Dellapietrs, June 24-25. Rd., a junior in Freehold High beneficjary of the Oriole hitting School, has been named co-edi A painting, "The Blue Monster Rd. "•atty and Anne Boyce, Kim and Of interest to field archers is outburst and a staunch relief job of the Moors," scored another Police said Ralph C. Brown of Cathy Warren, Roxanne Scott, the announcement that 16 nation- tor of "The Log," the school by Dick Hall. Although he gave newspaper, for next year. award for its creator, Viola V. 1908 Springwood Ave., Neptune, Donnette Herring. Gale and Gary al field tournaments will be held up only four hits. Estrada was Jardine of Red Bank, now vaca- received the' summons. Driver of Wersinger. M6thers attending une 27-30 at Lake Quachita, Ark. ifted in the seventh innine after WHY O' WHY? ioning with her family in Cali- the second vehicle was identified were Mrs. Raymond Boyce, Mrs. The New Jersey tournament Eivirtg up his sixth walk for his ornia. •s Josef* J. Falvo, Jr., 22,. of Arnold Warren, Mrs. Donald schedule is as follows: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Why first victory in two 1961 appear- 103 Herbert St., Red Bank. , Herring, Mrs. James Dellapietra, NEW JKIWKV s man beset with misfortune? ances. The watercolor received the AltrilKHV ASSOCIATION 75 second award. Florence Maiz- Mrs. Leland Wersinger, Mrs. The old question, as pursued in Hal allowed the Yankees only Mr. Brown was treated in TOUKNAMFAT SCHEMJLK lOfi! el of Atlantic Highlands received Kathern Emley, Mrs. Joseph April 23, Centre Archers -- F.T.T.A. the Biblical book of Job, is ex- one Infield hit In the last three Riverview Hospital for a cut ohin, rtD, — Hempstenri Park -- Pcnnlnsuta $50 third for "Moonlight." and later realeascd. Smith. Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mrs. 3)v.l.. L. I. amined in a new volume, "The innings. Trooper Charles Daniels in- ohn Lemon and Mrs. Mary Del- April .If). MadJaon Longbows—N.J.A.A. Voice Out of the Whirlwind," by Brandt's three hits raised his First award of $100 for sculp- Iprlns Target — DHL American — ture went to Zelda Burdick of vestigated the accident. apietra. tf million Jr. HiRh Bchnol. Madison.Raton E. Hone, of the University average to .467. He has hit safelv Watchung for "The Sea Gulls" May 7. Eanex Archers — I>nL. Amer- of Redlands, published here by in all seven games he has played an — So. Mt. Resprvntlon, West and Emily Kinnier of Asbury OrnnB*. N.J. Chandler. this season. May 7, Centre Archers — Metro RD. ark, $50, second, for "Reclining Let Us Add — Ilempntean" Park — Peninsula nivtl., Figure," May 14, Metro Archery A a.m. — Varied techniques, trends and Rnrlnjr Target — Sebaco Beach, Rear lit.. New York. tyles of painting and sculpture ~Mny 21 Open. have been included. In a state- May 38, strtten Tslnnrt Archers — FULL DORMER IVRh American — Wlllowhrook Park — ment concerning the public's en- Stnten Islnnd. Now York. oyment' of the exhibition, Mr. If your family needs rriore room, lei us show you how big, June i, Hloomfield Archers — DHL American — Rq. End — Erookdnle Alexander stated "We hope that bright and cheery your attic can be with a new, full dormer. Pnrkt DIM,, N.J. ome people will be somewhat Juno 11, Essex Archers ~ JPTH You may add extra bedrooms and bath and at a price so listurbed. Art must induce emo- RI>. — Bo, sit. nenervntion — Wi low you will be amazed. Call today for your free estimate Junc'lS.'wn-Pp-Na Arctier.T — Knrl :ion, must never be met with RIotto Memorial — DHL Tenm ipathy." without obligation. NQBII Pnrk, Cilfton. N'.J. June 35, MaHlflon J>onffbows — DDL Dr. Edward G. Sohalefcr, dean Ampricnn — Madlnon Jr. High School 10'xl4' ROOM Mmllson, N.J >f the college, in his words of July 4-S. Eastern Archery A reetings to the artists and Completely Prepared Target ChamrioriBhlp — SnrlnrfieM ADD-A-ROOM! CO1I«RO, -aprlnxrield. Mass. riends,said he was pleased with l'laiint>d nnd ili- July f*. Eloomfieia Archu. _ tlKned hy M»n- r.T.A, Til), — RroofefiAle Pnrk—North his first fine arts festival and moulh (on»trur- Field, Blfd. N.J. 'ommended the jury of selection Itnn; Hill; July iff. nplnu-are Vnllrv Archers — brain*; n DBL Amprtcan - Ely Mrmorinl Flelfl, .nd awards. Ktudi ; rclllnc Lnmbertvllle, N.J. July 22-29. Nntionnl Archery Assn.. Purchase awards will be select- Targft Chnmplnnnhip — O*k Brnnk. d by the colloce at the close of rider; door, «ln illtnolH. tlow and elnsrl 179, July 23, Ccntrn Arclirm — Novelty he exhibition for the inaugura- Shoot — Hempntenrt park. Peninsula Blvd., L.T. ion of the college's permanent July SO, E«aex Archcru — nnL :ollection Amerlcnn — So. Mt. Rpaervntlon — IVPBI Oranpp, N.JT. Honorable Mention NO MONEY DOWN AUK. G- Illoomflfid Archers—F.I.T.A. RD. — B-ookdnlr Park — North Flelil. John Brzostoski, River Plaza, DEFENSIVE TACTICS — Patrolman John Carmody, left, Triptych;" Nina Calli, Little Auff. n/nionrnfleld Archem — Metro r # Sea Bright, it being disarmed by Special Agent Mervyn lfl'" Sr?°ktIllle T>n'rlc ~ Booth Field. erry, "Painting;" Marion Cohen, First Payment, August Hogarth of the Newark FBI office. The action cams at Aug. 20. EBSOI Archer* — York — ,akewood, "Mystic;" Joseph T. Men, DBL American, Women — Bo >omareki, Mountainside, "Surg- 9 letiion of the Police Training School Thursday at county Mt. Reiiervatlon, West Orange, N.J. Aug. 37. By mutual nRreoment nil ing Surf;" William D. Gorman, Up To 20 Years To Pay N'.J. Archery Clubs reserve this dnte Rehabilitation Center, Freehold. The annual school to hold their IndlvUlunl club chompton- ayonne, "and all the air a Is sponsored by the prosecutor's office and the county ;ole-mn stillness holds;" Paula Sept. 2-3-<. N.J.A.A. TnrKet Cham- PROMOTED — Ray E. Curley, Jr., right, son of Mrs. plonBhlp — To be announced ln'"- Cowzun, South River, "Cup and Police Chiefs Association. Police from area deport- Bept. 10, Sabre. Bowmen — Griffith Carlotta M. Curlyi 39 Villa PI., Eatontown, ii congrat- RD. — Route 202 and 200 lint-- <•>• laucer;" Paul Lehr, Locust. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. ments and county correction officers from county jail Hont, Remnrdiivllle. N J ulated on hit promotion to commander in the Fifth Naval House in the Woods;" and Eliz- Sept 17. Metro Archery-Aun. Tnrgnl HIGHWAY 33! AT IIEDDONS CORNER-MIDDLETOWN attended and were instructed in defensive tactics by Chnrnplonwlilp — 'Bebgn Peach — Bear District by Capt, (Clifford A, Johnson. Crndr. Curly beth Ruggles, Trenton, "Still Ml.. New York. PRnspect 5-1333 SHadysldc 1-5060 Mr. Hogan. Bept. 24, Metro Archery Amn. —- joined the Navy as a seaman Apprentice in 1937. '.I I>BL Team — To be announced jater. A total registration of 310 works -Monday, April 24, 1961 KED BANK REGISTER WSCS Sets River Street Miss Lanzisera Wed Genevieve Szymanski New Slate Ready For In Holy Family Church

Of Officers Round-Up UNION BEACH — Holy Family embroidered with sequins and Catholic Church was the setting seed-pearls, ' scalloped sabrina Weds Fred J. Coon HIGHLANDS' — Mrs. William RED BANK - Mrs. Angelo' B. Kendrick has been re-noml for the wedding here Saturday of neckline and long tapering KEYPORT — Miss Genevieve reception followed at the Wagon nated president of the Women's Gelso, chairman of health, will Miss Agatha Ann Lanzisera, sleeves. The full organza skirt Siymanski. daughter of Mr. andWheel Inn, East Brunswi(jk. Society of Christian Service o: be in charge of the round-up daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph terminated in a chapel train. Her Mrs. Theodore Szymanski, Crine Mr. Szymanski gave his daugh- the Methodist Church. committee of River Street Lanzisera, 820 Third St., and fingertip veil was held by a Rd., Morganville, was married ter in marriage. Her full-length Other officers re-nominated School. Assisting will b Yi> tal examination by his dentist. baskets of spring flowers which who illustrated the World Map of jthe bridegroom, was best man. members as hostesses. Also re- Examinations must be completed matched their floral headpieces. Flowers for the International Usner, were josepn Sylvester, Mrs. Bittel Mrs. James J. Boral before June. ported was a total of $116.39 spent Flower Show in New York City' Chester Szyman for rehabilitation work. Anthony A. Rose, Oakhurst, Jersey City and All other pertinent health in- In 1952. The artist also has beeniski Morganviile Mrs. John Marus, president, was best man. Peter DeNinno, Speaks To formation also is requested. represented in shows at the Mont-, On (heir retunl from a wedding Jacqueline L. Poland announced that the annual past Hicksville, L. !.,• cousin of the clair Art Museum Pennsylvania^ (0 Florjd ,he c ,e wi), presidents' dinner will be held!bride, was the usher. Academy of Fine Arts, New York,, ^ J m N Garden Club Saturday in Peterson's, Neptune. A reception followed in the Mrs»«„. D-..BasiMl ci^,,Slocu™m is, ^hnirmnchairmann. Y\oic\, Keansburg. For the New Jersey Watercolor Soc.e-a F traveling th;e bi / Visif Farm Laurelyn ty and Brooklyn Museum. She al- SHREWSBURY — Mrs. W Entertainment is planned. chose a mint green suit, match- Wed to James Boral NEW SHREWSBURY—Brownie their wedding trip to Florida, the Harold Bittel of Trenton was Mrs. Arthur Silva, chaplain, bricle wore a gray wool checked guest speaker last week at a | Troops, 112 and 337 visited BELMAR — Miss Jacqueline Rev. Peter J. Testin officiated will conduct memorial services j S(|U with pink hat and aecessories the PTAlsor'PS an<* a corsaEe or white meeting of the Shrewsbury Gar ' Hominy Hill Farms in Colts Neck L. Poland, daughter of Mr. andand celebrated the nuptial mass for deceased members of county | and g whj,e orchid cors8ge, Wnen has been changed to May 5 duelorchids- den Club in the home of Mrs. last we,ek. Mrs. Arthur Poland of Brighton in St. Rose Catholic Church. A units at the next meeting at Mata- they return, they will reside in The'bride was employed by theFrederic Messina, president, But Mrs. William Wilhelm and her to student placement examina- Ave., Deal, was married here Sat-reception was held in the Beau wan Unit. Union Beach. Chicopee Mfg. Corp., Milltown. tonwood. assistant, Mrs. Joseph Overman, tions. The program will include urday to, James J. Boral, son ofRivagei , Spring LakeLk . Letters of endorsement for The bridegroom is employed by Mrs. Bittel is first vice presi- A graduate of Keyport High entertainment by the students. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boral of by her fa- *—j- Brownies from county officers were received. School, the bride is employed in The new slate of officers will be Thompson and McKinnon, New dent and recording secretary of ther, the bride wore a'full-length Troop 112. Brownies included Mrs. George Rinear, secretary, York City. the New Jersey Roadside Council Heck St., Asbury Park. the Student Rep elected. gown of peau de soie and Chan- Judy Christopher, Megan Cros- reported tiiat first nominations Her topic was "Landscape or qu er Nominated are Mrs. Jerome will be held May 12 in Matawan. | ^; *^°o. Clothesline" and was illustrated filly ,ace and she carried a cas- »»;.£«&» =«•"• ™»™ *."• bridegroom completed h,s Bourne, president; Everett T. cade bouquet of white lilacs and | Paula Kaminow, Nancy Over- All entries for the poppy cor-| with color slides. Mrs. Bittel em- I man, Marian Thorne, Virginia sc ool course ,n the Gammon, vice president; Mrs. Club Party orchids. sage, poppy poster and poppy David Van Iderstine, vice presi- Township phasized the importance of proper Schibel, Barbara Wilhelm and window display will be judged and has served tour years. He zoning along highways. Mrs. Harold Thompson of Bel- will complete his present enlist- dent; and Mrs. Norman Hilton, mar was matron of honor for her'Betsy Zeld'n- May 12. secretary. Members of the club are enter Profits Go ment sister. Attendants were Miss Brownies from Troop 337 were A total of 54 officers and dele- in October, and is stationed PTA Elects ing the 12th annual Antiques in the Northwest Communication William McCann, school princi- Mary Ann Migliore, of Long Jamie Corcoran, Susan Ford, gates attended the meeting. Mrs. Show of Trinity Episcopal Station, Seattle, Wash. pal, announced that the annual Branch; Miss Joy Garofalo, Al- Ruth Halvorsen, JoAnn Herbert, Paul Felix, Belmar, received the Church, Red Bank, this week. To Project For her daughter's wedding, registration for kindergarten pu- New Slate lenhurst, and Mrs. Robert Bolder- Beth Hodum, Gale Keating, Nan- special award. Mrs. Charles F. H. Johnson will EATONTOWN — Sportswear in Mrs. Lanzisera chose a rose lace pils entering Forrestdale School man, Spring Lake Heights. cy Kelly, Cynthia Krawchuk, Pa In September w jll be held during NEW SHREWSBURY - A newrepresent the club. cottons and -knits for spring and dress with matching hat and ac- ( Best Man trice Lovekin, Carla Mann, Rose- the week of May 8-12. slate of officers elected by the The club also is participating summer wear highlighted fash- Best man was Robert Bolder- marie Merritt, Pamela Perry. cessories and a white orchid cor- Shrewsbury Township Parent- in the Maytime Tour of Homes ions shown at the card party Nina' Rosenberg and Candace Auxiliary Gets man of Spring Lake Heights. Ush- sage. Teacher Association Wednesday sponsored by the Marlboro Hos- sponsored last week by the Wom- Stark. They were accompanied ers were Ronnie Ajello, Deal; The bridegroom's mother chose Students Sing in the Tinton Falls School. Presi- pital Auxiliary May 16. Four ar- an's Club of New Shrewsbury in by leader Mrs. Frank W. Love- New Member Steve Giddio, Long Branch and a beige lace dress with matching dent is Mrs. Harry Reid. rangements will be placed in the Old Orchard Country Club. ikin, and assistant Mrs. Carl At inauguration John Mechura of Wayside. HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Gaetano, sequi- n hat and accessories and JENKINTOWN, Pa. — Miss Other officers are Mrs. Thomas Leidner home in Freehold. Mem- Modeling were Bert Holbrook, Sgambato of Keansburg was ini- a white orchid corsage. S. Ruzicka; first vice president; bers placing arrangements will On their return from a wedding Mann. Patricia Squire, Red Bank, and Norma Sterner, and Nancy Ben- trip to the Poconos, the couple1 Last week Troop 337 visited tiated as a new member of the Miss Jacquelyn Olsen, Rumson, Mrs. Mitlon Mausner, second vice be Mrs. Lawrence Burgund, Mrs. nett, and the following club president; Mrs. John Perry, Jr.; William Crome, Mrs. Johnson and will live in Asbury Park. 1 Fischer's Bakery in Asbury Park.Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans j ja. *\ students at Beaver College sang members: Mrs. Henry Weber, recording secretary; Miss Judith Mrs. Messina. of Foreign Wars Post at a recent! y\J with the Glee Club yesterday Mrs. Richard . Callaghan, Mrs. meeting in the.post home. The' Bomemann, corresponding secre- The club will meet again May Fred Barton, Mrs. Harry Biller- Name Mrs. Craig here at the inauguration of Dr. tary and Mrs. John Coote, treas- welcome was given by Mrs. Ste-j Edward Dwight Gates, president. IS at noon in Mrs. Messina's beck and Mrs. Robert Purceil. phen H. FaMer, president. irer. home. Officers will be elected Miss Squire, daughter of Mrs. Fashions were from, Belmar Dr. Ruth Boyle, of Newark and installed. A covered dish Gaetano. Sgambato, command- Roger J. Squire, is a junior and Fashion Corner, with Saul Soko- er-elect of the local VFW post, State Teachers College, an author- luncheon will be served. low commentating. Favors were New Shrewsbury Club a member of the elementary ed- ity on child development, spoke announced the joint installation Card Party ucation department. Miss Olsen. begonia plants. The club's wel- of officers of the post and auxil- on "What Makes Children Do Wei fare project. Christmas Un- RED BANK — More than-90 a freshman, is the daughter of At School." iary held Saturday in the gram- women attended the card party Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Olsen. Bridal Shower limited, benefited from the pro- Elects Slate of Officersmar school auditorium. The meeting climaxed the ceeds. and fashion show held Thursday LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Pat- Mrs. Faller retiring president, by the Sisterhood of Congregation PTA's three-day Book Fair held Mrs. Lawrence Berglund, chair- -• • BODY OIL at the three schools. rick J. McAlary, 587 Branch Ave NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs.iature flower arranging contest. thanked the officers and com- Both Shalom in the snyagosue. man, was assisted by Mrs: Rob- Winners were Mrs". Louis Galdi, mittee chairmen and auxiliary Q\V • HAIR OIL Books were presented to the and Mrs. Ronald Keegan, 224 Leslie Craig has been elected , . Beachwear and sport clothes Spring St., Red Bank, gave a ert Sims. Serving on the commit- president of the Woman's Club first, and received a gift certifi- W first and second place winners in tee were: Mrs. Arthur Rohrer, members for their support and|were fcatured {rom a collection • FACE OIL each of the eight grades. Pro- bridal shower recently in honor here. cate from D & D Rose Gardens, cooperation during her year as ihy the Ormond Shop, Eatontown. of Mrs. Isabelle Ketncr, 50 Lin-Mrs. Frank Dibble, Mrs. Samuel auxiliary president. MID'S HAIR CLINIC ceeds of more than $20« was Other new officers are Mrs. Eatontown,' and a flower book Commentator was Mrs. Arnold coln St., Red Bank. Laird, Jr., Mrs. Elmer Butter. Mrs. Vivian Sanborn wil be ln presented to the Tinton Falls Vincent Roache, first vice presi- from the Book Mart, Red Bank; Hartman. 90 W. Front St., Red Bank Guests included Mrs. Horace wei, Mrs. Chester Goss, Mrs. Mrs. Gordon Montgomery, sec- charge of a forthcoming rum- Donald Cole, Mrs. Robert Tegna- dent; Mrs. James Hofford, sec- Models were Mrs. Milton Smith, Rumson; Miss Anna Mac- ond, received a potted plant; mage sale. Zimet, Mrs. Roy Sager, Mrs. zian, Mrs. Vincent Novellino, and ond vice president; Mrs, Peter Donald, Hoboken; Mrs. Elias B. Mrs. George Gilkeson, third, pot- Mrs. Catherine Matthews and Charles Newman, Mrs. L. G. Mrs. Harry Billerbeck. Zefteris, third vice presidenl; Ellison, Middletown; Mrs. Mary Mrs. Frank Bien, corresponding ted tulip from Kozicky Nursery Mrs. Dedrick, Gold Star Mothers, Edclson, Mrs. Harold Kietleman, Corrigan, Red Bank; Mrs, Elias secretary; Mrs. Robert Tegnazi- and Mrs. Joseph Larkin, honor- thanked t h e auxiliary f o r Miss Llnda Hartman. Ellison, West Long Branch; Mrs. HONOR SOCIETY an, recording secretary; Mrs. able mention. Judges were Mrs. the plants they received from the Hostesses were Mrs. Seymour f. NO OTHER STORE IN NEW JERSEY U Russ McQueen, New Shrewsbury, PENNINGTON - William Wil- Charles Thorne, Mrs. Frank auxiliary for Easter. Weisen, Mrs. Leroy Curtis, Mrs. and Mrs. Moore Caftin, Mrs. Aus- son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett John Rohrey, federation secre- The auxiliary will join in Me- tary, and Mrs. Malcolm Marken- Cooper and Mrs. John Malone. Milton Solomon, Mrs. Ida Brown *i CAN MATCH BAMBERGERS jt tin Patterson, Mrs. Helen Hanch- Wilson, 45 Comanche Dr., Ocean- morial Services at the U. S. Na-and Mrs. Sam Zilbcrblat. er, Mrs. Jack Carter and Misses port, had a leading part in the dorf, treasurer. Annual Reports tional Cemetery at Beverly, May IMPERIAL FUR STORAGE i? Lois Patterson, June Caftin and induction of new members into Miss Virginia Berglund has Annual reports were given. The 21. Preceding "the services a pa- club approved a donation toward n • DO crowding—onr hnjte temperature-con- 14 Florence Caftin, Long Branch. the Tri-Steps Chapter of the Na-been named by the club as a del- rade will be held at 12:30 p.m. trolled, refrigerated T«nlu •rcommodtle 25,000 •{ tional Honor Society last week egate to Citizenship Institute for the purchase of 100 bicycle racks! Mrs. Laura Rubley, three-year LIP and SAVE Btnnenu with plenty off room lor your fur to - The honors rites were conducted girls at Douglass College in June, j at Sycamore School, | trustee gave a report of "breathe." And yonr fur jeti complete (ire, theft Guild to Hold in the Shaw Memorial Chapel in Miss Barbara Mulligan was] A cocktail party was held Fri-jauditing committee. — ' moth protection. Pennington School, where William named alternate. ;day in the Spirit Shop sponsored! FREE Spring Lunch is a member of the class of 1962. Members participated in a min- by the literature department for, ... DETERGENT WICKATUpg N the benefit of the new Iibrary|y\uXIII3rV WICKATUNK - The Guild of Kitty Kelly: here. The book "Age of Inno- _ / Good Tues. & Wed. the Collier Home for Girls wi cence" was reviewed at a meet- Dance May 6 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. hold a spring luncheon and card ing of the department last week party Saturday in Crystal Brook in the home of Mrs. John Ewald. NEW SHREWSBURY - The Use this coupon In Inn, Eatontown. Mrs. Harry Jans An Adopted Daughter Mrs. Leslie Craig was hostess First Aid Squad Auxiliary will exchange for sen is honorary chairman. last week at an executive board hold a spring dance Saturday, free detergent Committee aides are Mrs. Rob- tea. Mrs. Paul Knauff, retiring May 6, from 9 to 1 p.m. in the ert Kchoe, Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Longs to Try Out Wings president, was co-hostess. Georgian House, West Deal. Mu- Mrs. Henry DuBois, Mrs. Louis The club's spring dinner-dance sic will be provided by the Bob- at ADLER Kuhm. Mrs. Vincent Higgins, Dear Kitty: ,Dear Kitty: will be held May 6 in Jumping O-Links. Giant Wash & Dry Mrs. Victor Wolfkamp, Mrs. I am 20 years old, graduated!, My sister is * v?ar olticr tha Brook Country Club, Deal. Mrs. A feature of the dance will be Hwy. 35, Middletown George Steck and Mrs. Frank i ... , , . ,.-- . I. She has been goin with a boyThomas Brooks is chairman. singing by the Bamboo Butlers, Walling. from high school m 1959, and hcr Th £ ])c Ample Parking age ugh hcr I've gotten j "Musical Mishaps" by Miss an "educated" barbershop group. live in a small town. Jobs here to know him quite well and Gertrude Neidlinper will be the Mrs. Joanne Bell is dance chair- Girl Scouts Hold are seasonal. 1 could get a steady grown very fond of him. I don't entertainment at the next meet- man. She is assisted by Mrs. one elsewhere but, though I must want my sister to be hurt. ing Mav 11 at 8:15 p.m. in Syca- Robert Cartwright. Outdoor Session find work, Mom doesn't want me Should I keep this secret or tell more School. Installation of of- MIDDLETOWN — Girl Scouts to leave home. I sense why sheher?-S. H. ficers will be held. of Troop 69 participated in an feels as she does—she is trying Dear S. H. : How does the outdoor day Saturday at the Ed- :o save me from my mother's boy feel about you? Is he still win Beekman farm on Red Hill. going with your sister? If this Plan Bake Sale STORE WINTER CLOTHING fate. I (am adopted. The Welfare The scouts built their own fire Board was never able to locate is unrequited love on your part, HIGHLANDS - The local aux- and prepared their own food un- my father. I feel mature enough carry the torch in silence. If, iliary to Riverview Hospital met der the supervision of their lead- to look out for ' myself. Every on the other hand, he is frank recently in the home of Mrs. at Morey La Rue ers, Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. ime my parents sit down to dis- in his preference for you, then James E. Smith, Jr., vice presi- Monroe Stambaugh and Mrs. Ed cuss this with me we inevitably tell your sister. Don't underesti- dent, 30 Huddy Ave. Mrs. Al- win Bcekman, Jr. Mrs. Harold mate feminine intuition. She hurt one another. bert S. Carlstrom, president Hannigan, troop committee mem may already have guessed the announced the auxiliary's ber, assisted. My doctors says I'm too young situation. first bake sale will be held to leave home. The guidance di- June 24. Mrs. John Duncan was rector of the school wher& I took Dear Kitty: named chairman, and Mrs. Wil- post-high studies (there was noth- I read your column quite often son Brown, assistant. Thomas We're experts SHERMAN'S ing else to do here) agrees with and agree with most of your re- Corson, Mrs. "Duncan's brother, ii me. My class members have cith- plies. I think this is a wAnderhil will make posters. Mrs. Smith er found jobs in other cities or idea and I'm sure you've helped Jr. is in clmrge of publicity. in re-designing your Jare attending college in other a lot of people. Mnvbe you can Mrs. Thomas F. Masse and FOR areas. A tax refund is cominR help me. This semester I began Mrs. David Searcy were -named from jobs I've held. Should I use cjoinR with a bov in my zoology lo represent the auxiliary at the still beautiful mink t to go elsewhere and lead my • Draperies class. A few days ago two other annual Riverview Hospital Tag Protect your winter garments In cold, fresh, own life or continue living boys asked me out. My steady S Day, Tuesday, May 19. dry air of Moroy La Rue's roomy storage • Slipcovers I here? hasn't gone out with any other from •i -J. M. Mrs. Masse will entertain thi vaults...and have more closet space 195 • Bedspreads tjirl although he is quite popular. group Tuesday May 9 in he Should I tell my steady if I go at home for summer clothes, if • Upholstering Dear J.M.: You alone know home 44 Fourth St. Mink stoles from $195 your capabilities and lim- out with these other boys? We Mink coori from $400 • Window Shades itations. Do you too fear that are both 18 and sophomores In college.—Palomino CLOTH COATS *P H W ($25 VALUE) Mink jackets from $300 • Table Pads your mother's fate will over- AUCTION take you? At 20 you should Dear Palomino: I'm opposed AND SUITS... And we'll filmily do tile KJIIIK: fur imiskrfit, Shop-at-Ilomo Servlc* have acquired enough common to any boy or girl coing steadv. plus cleaning . . . inofo Insurance 1% Pemiiin lainli, or any oilier type fur for Phone SH 1-8J4S i sense to steer your own course Don't tie yourself down. Go as little ns 59.05. Come talk lo our experts SALE! • Send your Furs, Blankets, Rugs and Draperies, too! Sherman's in life. Suppose you meet prob- With other boys. Have fun. Entire Bankrupt Stock •i they'll l>c Imppy lo give you a froe estimntc ii Homo Decorators lems? Inevitably we all tangle Time enough later for the ser- Frl. and Sat. Eves. For Route and Store Brine your fur. to our Fur Storace Department. Mall tS3 Broad St. Shrewibury with troubles. It's the way we ious business of marriage. L.vel, O.mherttr'. Monmouth. and al Newarh, Paramui SH1-W«« FREE Parktni overcome those troubles that April 28 and 29 Information MorrlltJwn, Pl.lnfl.ld and Mrnlo Park matter. I'd say go to another Starting 6:30 P. M. or. call your local larnberctr T«luer»lce numbtr Send your problems t6 Kitty . PHONE and wa'll h.v. a bond.d miumcer pick It un city but, before you go, nail Kelly, Enclose a stamped, self- TOWN & COUNTRY I "—- l-J40"> or OSborn. 1-3J00 i down a job and make sure addressed envelope ,and address SH 1-4332 that your living arrangements hcr care of The Register. Help- FURNITURE CO.Jnc. fc«* are not only practical but prop- ful leaflets available. Write for noUTE 33 ASIllWV • 143 Broad St., RED BANK er. 'Ambition." (Torntr N l Avrnur) RED BANK REGISTER Monday, April 21, 1961—5 On Retarded Children Miss Elgrim In Freehold Is Feted Ruth Dolson Married BELFORD - Miss Marylin El- grim, Edwards Ave., was hostess PTA Spring Council Author to Address Unit at a bridal shower last week for To Robert P. Ormsbee Miss Phyliss Kwiatkowski, Rt. FREEHOLD — The triennial presented by the a cappella choir RED BANK - Mrs. Bernico 'Mask and Mask Makers," 36. spring council. meeting of the of the Freehold Regional High KEYPORT — The Keyport, Insurance Company, Middle'.own. W. Carlson of Middlebush, N.Y., Kari Hunt*' "Make It Your- Guests were Mrs. Richard Tler- Monmouth County Council of School. Baptist Church was the setting The bridegroom is a graduate author of numerous books on-rec- elf" and". "Act It Out." ney, Mrs. Charles Rogers, Mrs. Parent-Teacher Associations will Plans for the event were com- Saturday for the marriage of of Asbury Park High Schoc and reatlon for the mentally retarded Mrs. Carlson, a graduate ot Robert Murphy, Paulette Murphy, be held from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 pleted at last week's meeting ol Miss Ruth Dolson to Robert P. is an alumnus of Rider College. child, will be guest speaker at *ipon College in Wisconsin, is Mrs. Victor Apanel, Mrs. Mary p.m. tomorrow in the Freehold the executive committee in Wana- Ormsbee. He served four years in the Air the regular meeting of the Mori- larried to Dr. Carl W. Carlson, Wilson, Mrs. Florence Kwiatkow- ntermediate School. massa School. Mrs. Harry F. Rev. Maurice W. Phillips of- Force. He is staff manager at mouth County Unit, New Jersey irofessor of chemical engineering ski, Mrs. Ernest Elgrim, Jr., Officers will be elected at theFornarotto is the retiring presi- ficiated. Mrs. Everett Poling was the Prudential Insurance Com- Association for Retarded Children, t Newark College of Engineering Mrs. Charles Hoose and daughter morning session. A panel discus- dent. Mrs. Burdge and Mrs. For- organist, and Mrs. Hilda Koch, pany at Middletown. tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. in init ind one of the founders of theMaureen, Mrs. Ina Drew, sion on international relations and narotto attended the governor's soloist. A reception followed in headquarters, 23 Riverside Ave. fcaritan Valley Association for Mrs. Joseph Baldorskip, Misses a musical program will be pre- traffic safety conference last Fellowship Hall of the church. Topic of Mrs. Carlson's address Retarded Children. Susan and Marie Kwiatkowski. sented in the afternoon. week in Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Valda Dolson, Council Host will be "Current Literature in Husband to Attend Miss Kwiatkowski will become Mrs. A. Edwin Burdge of Little Mrs. Robert Jervis- of East 115 Frances St., Keyport, and] the Field of Mental Retardation." Dr. Carlson, who will be pres- the bride of Jack McArdle of Silver, international relations Keansburg, school education Mrs. Edith Ormsbee, Neptune Up-to-date publications in all nt at the meeting, assists Mrs. Linden May. 6. chairman of the New Jersey Con- chairman, has attended meetings City, and the late Charles Orms- To County areas of metal retardation - rec- Carlson in her books dealing with gress, will moderate the panel dis- of the committee on promotion bee, are parents of the couple. reation, training, education and etarded children. cussion. Guest panelists will be of mental health services in the Mr. Dolson gave his daughter research • will be discussed. The The Carlsons' interest in re-Louisiana Trip Mrs. Pushpa Sud, from the Pun- school. Her annual report stated in marriage. She wore a baller- Association meeting is open to the public. tarded children began with the MAT AW AN—Mrs. Floyd Brown jab States in India, J. Oong-Koon that the committee was organ- ina-length gown of white silk or- HIGHLANDS — The local Twin- Mrs. Carlson's most recent birth of their third child, a mon- and son, Robert, have returned Lee, an exchange student from ized to disseminate the findings of ganza with the scoop neckline de- light Council. Sons and Daugh- book, "Play Activities for the oloid. In addition to her writ- to their home, 244 Broad St., aft- Korea at Monmouth College, and I the survey of mental health in tailed with embroidered lace anditers of Liberty entertained mem- Retarded Child" and her other ing, Mrs. Carlson is also engaged er a 10-day trip to Louisiana. Dr. Fritz Schoenknecht from Monmouth County schools; to be- repeated on the full skirt. Her bers of the Monmouth and publications have sold more than a substitute teaching. They visited Mr. Brown in West Berlin, an interne «t Mon- come informed on the meaning, shoulder-length veil was attached Ocean Counties Past Councilor's 200,000 copies. Some of. her The Monmouth Unit of the Lake Charles, where he is on amouth Medical Center. implications and implementation to a crown headpiece am' shAssociatioe n last week at the Vet- works are "The Right Price for New Jersey Association for Rebusines- s trip for the Hercules Mrs. Sud, wife of Maj. K. C.of the law providing for special carried a Bible and white roses. erans of Foreign Wars post home. You," "Make It and Use It," Mrs. Bernlce Carlson' arded Children is a charitable Powder Co., Parlin. educational services for children Mrs. Helen Weisnecker, Plainfield Sud, who is an allied studeni at- In Turquoise non-profit organization devoted While there, they were week- with behavior and emotional prob- state councilor also past council- tending the officers' course at Miss Eleanor Walling of Key- to the care, training and treat- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. the US Army Signal School, Fort lems, and to develop opportuni- or of the Manasquan Council, was was maid of honor. Her bal- ment of all mentally retarded M.. Lightsey, former Matawan Monmouth, holds a degree iu do- ties to inform key school and among those present. Some 60 Fall Bride people, and it seeks to aid parents residents who are now residing in mestic science. She attended Pun- school related groups about the of retarded children in their par- Houston, Tex. They also called on bill. The key groups are Super- luoise silk organza and shecar- Mrs. Mary Belts, local repre- LITTLE SILVER - Mr. arid jab University and the Univer- ied a colonial bouquet of yellow icular problems. on Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heuser, visors' Round Table, Shore Guid- sentative, will attend the state Mrs. George W. Ryser, 24 Salem sity in Delhi. :arnations. The Monmouth unit operates, former residents of Ravine Dr. Choir to Sing ance Council and the Parent- convention at the Jefferson Ho- La., have announced the engage- John A. Schick of Middletown for retarded children and, adults, Matawan. The musical program will be Teacher Associations. tel, Atlantip, City. Mr. and Mrs. ment of their daughter. Miss, pre-school class, a pre-voca- Henry Quast also plan to attend. Marion Leigh Ryser, to Robert nephews, John A. Potel tional program, an independent Mrs. Vivian Sanborn, local Bruce Phillips, Main St., Holm- and Gary T. Pote, both of Key-' living program, speech therapy, councilor, is in charge of the del, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph port. summer day camp, and various uucooku yy sale being conducted by the Phillips of Holmdel. recreational programs. Film to Benefit Mental Health On their return from a wedding .. The announcement was made :ri.:_p t«*o. Floridi7in.:jan th+i._e nncouple..«i. ...:nwill! Council. Among those present were Mrs. Thursday at a dinner party in live in Hazlet. For traveling the la Woolley, North Long Branch, the home of the bride-elect's par- bride chose a navy blue dress Round Up Set -puty of the local council; Mrs. ents. Fund to Get 'Spartacus* Proceeds and jacket. luast of Highlands, deputy over The bride is a graduate of Key- Miss Ryser, a graduate of Red In Colts Neck LONG BRANCH — Sale of tick- eaders at a tea in Morven next B. K. Smith and Rev. Earl Crystal Wave Council, North port High School and attended Bank High School, is employed COLTS NECK — The Atlantic ets has opened for the shore area Monday. Representing Monmouth abay, both of the New Jersey ong Branch; Mrs. Alfred W. Drake's Business College. She as a clerk in the Red Bank of- Township School will hold its anpremier' e of the film "Sparta- County will be Mrs. Dor, Mrs. >sychiatric Institute. right, of the local council, dep- fice of the United States, Selec cus," a benefit for the 1961 Mon- William Schank, Mrs. Finlayson While the Monmouth County was employed by the Prudential jiual pre-schoop l tpund up on May :y over the Independent council , tive Service System. mouth County Mental' Health and Mrs. Harry Janssen, Mental Health Association con- 5, frof m 9 a.m- to noon in the '. Sea Bright; Mrs. Barbara De- Mr. Phillips, also a graduate o Fund. ducts an active service and edu- school auditoriumi . Inaugurating "Mental Health River Plaza aine, Keyport and Mrs. Alice Red Bank High School, attended Children who are five on or be- The theater party premiere is Month" in May and celebrating cational program the year round ohnson, Monmouth Beach, past Potomac State College and Shep- fore Sept. 18, 1961, will be eligible set for May 25 in the St. James its own 30th anniversary, Marl- activities are centered on fund Card Party leputies of the local council; and herd College and is a member o for registration and must be acTheater- , Asbury Park. Mrs. Har- boro State Hospital will hold open raising projects for the month o r. Quast, of the local council, Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Hi companied by a parent or an ad- old W. Estey, Locust, is chair- house Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and May. Volunteer workers are stil ind state associate vice councilor. is engaged in a private truckini needed in several areas. ult. ' ' nan. again Monday at 10 a.m. and 2 Is Tonight business as a mail contractor. A birth certificate and evidence The Bell-Ringer Campaign, a p.m. Visitors will be conducted A fall wedding is planned. RIVER PLAZA — The annual Miss Marlon Ryscr of immunization against diphther- house-to-house canvass, will be- on tours of the institution and will be shown exhibits, slides and spring card party and fashion To Direct ia, tetanus, whooping cough, and gin May 16. Area chairmen are Mrs. Peter films. show of the River Plaza Parent- poliomyelitis must be presented Auxiliary Read, Stork Ct., Middletown; The sessions are open to the Teacher Association will be held at this time. 2ard Party Tri Delta Mrs. Allan Nixon, Surry Dr., public. Groups planning to attend here in the school tonight at 8 FAIR HAVEN — Miss Barbara Parents are urged to register Hazlet; Mrs. Jack Goldberg are asked to register by calling o'clock. rower was named chairman of their children at the round up West Richard St., Hazlet; Mrs. the Monmouth County Mental Anniversary Proceeds will provide funds for so that kindergarten classes may First Aid Squad benefit card Theodore Geiser, Rutledge Dr., Health headquarters in Long RED BANK — The Red Bank the continuation of the band pro- Mrs. Kerr Elected be arranged and bus routes de tarty and social sponsored by and Mrs. William Dor, Jefferson Branch. First Aid Auxiliary celebrated it. gram, the extension of the library termined early in the summer. he Relief Engine Company Auxil- MIDDLETOWN — The newjplace of the monthly meeting. St., Mrs. R. C. Massey, Oak PI., Other educational events open first anniversary last week and facilities and various other school projects. ry. The event will take place president of the Jersey Shore As a fund raising event, a and Mrs. Edwin Ludemann, Con to the public without charge are installed four new officers. They A collection of spring and sum- /lay 29 in the First Aid Squad Alumnae of Delta Delta Delta is auction was conducted by Mrs over La., Middletown; Mrs. R. L. two films. "The Lonely Night" are Mrs. Peter DeFazio, presi- Circles to Hold will be shown at the Wanamassa mer fashions is being presented luilding, Spring St. Mrs. Walter J. Kerr, Rumson. Newman. Finlayson, Gordon's Corner, Eng- dent; Mrs. Herbert Chameroy, lishtown; Mrs. Saul Politan, Sairs School, Bendemere Ave., May 4 by the Ethel Krauss Dress Shop Mrs. Frank Wissemann, 848 Elections were conducted last Rummage Sale vice president; Mrs. Robert Cad- :iver Rd., was hostess to the Ave., Long Branch; Mrs. Joseph I at 8:15 p.m. and "Someone Who man, recording secretary; and of Sea Bright. Mrs. Chester La week at a meeting in the home RED BANK — A rummage;Millar, Windemere Ave., Interla- Cares" will be presented at the Grone will be commentator. Mrs. roup at a meeting in her home Mrs. John Green, treasurer. st week. of Mrs. John Amerman, 29 Dog- Church Plans sale of Circles B, C and D of the ken; Mrs. William Opie, Stillwell Rumson Presbyterian Church Gerald Menhennett will be pian- Installing officers were Mrs. Hostesses for the next meeting wood Rd. Woman's Society of the Red Bank Dr., Holmdel; Mrs. Charles Tice, Fellowship Hall, River Rd., May ist. Also elected on the slate sub- Charles Knoll, Jr., and Mrs. Al- day 16 will be Mrs. Kay Franklin Methodist Church will be held Embry Ave., Ocean Grove; Mrs. at 2 p.m. bert MacDonald. Modeling will be Mrs. Herbert mitted by Mrs. Robert S. New- Spring Dinner ind Mrs. Chadwick Hendrickson. Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in William Emmons, Union Ave., Workship Mrs. Cadman, the club's firs Damm, Mrs. John Kucks, Mrs man, Elberon, chairman of the LITTLE SILVER - Plans fo: the Union Fire house, Shrewsbury Manasquan; and Mrs. Joseph The last meeting of the Clergy president, announced that th John Borow, Mrs. Robert Ditter, nomination committee, were Mrs. a spring dinner of the Reformei Ave. Miller," Main St., Adelphia. Workshop at Marlboro State Hos- funds raised'to date will be pre Mrs. Arthur Hoyt, Mrs. Karl John Weseloh, Neptune City, vice Church of Colts Neck were made Two dramas, "Grab and Morven Tea. pital will take place May 3sented to the First Aid Squa Houser, Mrs. William North, Mrs. president; Mrs. Harry S. Jack- Workshops have been conducted at a meeting of the Helping Cir- Grace" and "The Last Word", Mrs. Robert Meyner will enter- for its building fund. Mrs. Jac James McLaren, Mrs. Charles son, Asbury Park, treasurer; under the leadership of Dr. John cle of the church last week i will be presented by the drama tain a group of "Bell Ringer" Loversidge presented Mrs. Cad- Shibla, Mrs. Jack Offermans and Mrs. Newman, recording secre- the home of Mrs. C. V. Heiser, group Sunday at 8 p.m. In the man with a past presidents' pin, Mrs. Harold Dickinson. tary, and Mrs. Robert Carton, In- MOVING 50 Queens Dr. Mrs. Rosena Heis sanctuary. Mrs. DeFazio named the follow- Mrs. Harold MacLeod is chair- terlaken, corresponding secre- er was co-hostess. May Fellowship Day will be ing standing committees: Mrs. man of the event. tary. observed Friday, May 5 by the STORAGE The dinner will be held Ma> Loversidge, liaison officer; Miss Mrs. Morris reported on the Red Bank Council of Churches Announce Engagement 17 in the church hall. Mrs. Barbara Brower, Mrs. Andrew The finest service In Amerlci. Tri Delta's annual scholarship with a covered dish luncheon DePonti and Mrs. MacDonald, Club Sponsors Charles Hagerman and Mrs. Hei All storage in our new, mod- bridge party held recently in the the Red Bank Council of ways and means; Mrs. George ser are chairmen. Mrs. Stanle; Churches with a covered dish Card Party ern, fire - resistant building. Wyoming Club, Millburn. Mem- Herbert is in charge of tickets. Schmidt, Mrs. Everett Browei bers attending from the shore luncheon at the Red Bank Pres- Of Leland de Planque and Mrs. Knoll, trustees; Mrs BELFORD - The Port Mon Lowest Insurance rate In Mon- chapter ' were Mrs. Robert Mc- Servings will be from 5 to byterian 'Church at 12:15 p.m. Earl Stout, chaplain; Mrs. Fran mouth Democratic Club held it mouth County. p.m. The menu will include ham FAIR HAVEN — Mr. and Mrs. Planque, to Holcombe Ward Donnell, Red Bank, Mrs. Wese- Workshops will be conducted be- Loversidge, welfare; Mrs. Dome- Mr. and Mrs. card party lasi chicken salad, baked beans, po Norman de Planque of Linden Hurd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich loh, Mrs. Carton and Mrs. MOr- ginning }»t 10:30 a.m., and guest nick Clementi, historian, and week here in Meadowview Inn. tato salad, cole slaw, homemadf ard M. Hurd, Jr., of Navesink ris. speakers will be heard at 1:30 Mrs. MacDonald, publicity. Social Chairman Robert Mur Manning's-Mayflower rolls and pies. p.m. River Rd., Locust. Annual reports were received Miss de Planque is a graduate A social will be held June 29 inray was master of ceremonies 1924 HECK AVE. by Mrs. Lawrence Burdge, retir- of Oldfields School, Glencoe, Md., the squad building. Hostesses for Salvatore Maggio was thi NEPTUNE, N. J. ing president. PENNY SALE the next meeting May 15 will be winner in a hat-designing am Den Mothers and is attending Vassar College. Call Mrs. Weseloh reviewed two KEANSBURG — A penny sal- She made her debut at a dance Mrs. Cadman and Mrs. MacDon- modeling contest. Runners-up Plan Events ald. books, "Hawaii" by Michener and will be featured at a meeting o in September, 1960, at the Sea were Earl Moody,. Vincent Jen- PR 5-3232 or SH Ml81 "Diamond Head" by Gilman. the Star of Bayside Council HIGHLANDS — Den mothers Bright Lawn Tennis & Cricket nings and Roger Fuller. Mrs. Kerr will be hostess Daughters of America, Friday and assistant den mothers met Club, Sea Bright. She is the Church Supper the members of the Alliance and There also will be a jewelry dem recently at the Veterans of For- granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. RED BANK'S ONLY their husbands at a covered dish onstration. April birthdays of si eign Wars post with James G. Ernest Lewis Nye of Rumson and SEA BRIGHT r- After a lapse Bailey, cubmaster of Cub Scout •upper May 20. This will be In'cret pals will be celebrated the late Mr. and Mrs. Emile de- of several years the annual sup- Pack 25. The group discussed per of the Sea Bright Methodist Planque of Staten Island, N. Y. forthcoming events and plans for Church is being resumed. COLD STORAGE VAULTS the coming pack meetings. Mr. Hurd, an alumnus of St Sponsored by the Young Adult FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOLENS A DELICIOUS Paul's School, Concord, N. H., at- COMBINATION OF CARAMEL AND MARIHMALLOW The pack will meet Friday with Social Club, the church benefit "Air Adventure," as the theme. tended Massachusetts Institute o supper will be held Thursday Technology and is studying for from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN CARMALLOWS an electrical engineering deg There is reduced admis- • BONDED ROUTEMAN • ECONOMICAL RATES Board Member at Monmouth College. He is the sion for children. VANILLA TRENTON — Announcement grandson of Holcombe Ward o: CHOCOLATE ONLY 69* lb. Mrs. Lawrence McCormick is has been made at the ninth an- Red Bank, former national sin- LEON'S BUTTERSCOTCH Reg. .89 chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jo- nual seminar of the New Jersey gles and doubles tennis champion seph Fary, and Mrs. Allen John- WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK Society of Medical Technologists and four-time member of the Da- son. of the election of Mrs. Mary vis Cup team, and the late Mrs BIRNN CANDY Gould, 52 William St., New Miss Leland do Planque Ward, and the late Mr. and Mrs Shrewsbury, to the board of di- Why YOU Need Slenderella TODAY! 91 BROAD ST., RED BANK Richard M. Hurd. rectors of the society for the 1961- Dr. announce the engagement of A December wedding is 1963 terra. their daughter. Miss Leland de- planned. Miss Jeanette Sanduzzi, Irv ington was elected president and Miss Marie Sanduzzi of the same Red Bank Delegate address, president-elect. S&D SELLS COOKIES PASSIVE EXERCISE KEYPORT - The Sons and Woman's Club Names Daughters of Liberty met last The Boston Tea Party week in the Odd Fellows Hall, For Figure Beauty Now! Amazing New Way To Main St. Mrs. John DeWaine, Ann Taylor for Institute HAS NOTHING ON US president, announced that the Firm-Tone Proportion A Flabby, Flabby chapter is selling cookies, proceeds We Have What It Takes of which will be added to the RED BANK — Miss Ann Taylor B. Lockwood, husband of Mrs. Body—Plus Improved Posture! of Red Bank High School has to Make Your Party As Funeral Benefit Fund for the Lockwood, president of the club. POOR POSTURE council. The social hour was ar- been chosen by the Woman's Club Mrs. Robert H. Disbrow offici- NO CONTRACT AT SLENDERELLA Successful As the Boston ranged by Mrs. William Drees, of Red Bank as a delegate to the ated. double chin chairman of the good and welfare Citizenship Institute for Girls at Mrs. Dale B. Otto, vice presi- slumped shoulders 1.—Passive Exercise Is .Exercise Without Effort on your part — it it Tea Party . . . Complete i Douglass College June 19 to 23. committee. There were more than dent, conducted the meeting. Mrs, sagging bust effective—-it it rocommendod by many doctoft and;written about in The announcement was made Anders V. Thoren, Fair Haven party supplies for any type Is 20 members present. sway-back many medical journals. at a board of director's meeting was named a new member. protruding abdomen 2.—It Will Slim You Where YOB Need to ba proportioned of party! Special discounts / No problem finding tenants last week in the club house. The welfare department wil bulging hips 3.—It Will Improve Posture — Give yoy a wonderful lift. j when you advertise The Register A moment of silence was ob- meet Thursday from 11 a.m. to to Church Groups, PTA'i, fatty buttocks way.—Advertisement. served in memory of Col. Lyman 4 p.m. A covered dish luncheon 4.—It Firms and Tones —- Eliminating that flabby, flabby body, Ladies Clubs, Organiza- will be served. A trip to Vine- heavy thighs sagging bust and arms, Restores your natural line of beauty. * tions. land Training School is slated for 5.—Beit Yet Will Curb Your Overeating — If you w*nt to.loir May 24. weight. With our 'amazing COUNT DOWN, Slonderolla'i own 900 Parly Depl., Lower Level \ Reservations are being taken calorie food nutrient. by Mrs. Norris V. Woodruff, Mrs 6.—We'll Do Everything. And You'll Love Everything W» Dd — George H. Weis and Mrs. Edwin IMPROVED POSTURE It's 10 effortleit and relaying and without "undressing) iteam bathf,' L. Savidge for a theater party strenuout exercise, bar belli and muscles.'* straight shoulders sponsored by the drama and 7.—Free Trial Visit! Phone for jt now —' or come In. No obliji- music departments June 14 for uplifted bust lino tion. You'll love it. Four Season's long, lean midriff the Paper Mill Playhouse per- narrow waist 8—Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. Private boothi. 45 minute par viiit* Only formance of "Once Upon a Mat- (2.00 per visit. tress." Lunch will be at the flat stomach 'muscles Gift Shop » Chanticler. straight back NO CONTRACT or Slenderelia. Uio your, charge piati. Regular 30-day chargo toNDOH • urn • Km nit • imitf MVft 3 mm. tlition rait from Asburf fuk people use The Register ads each •llv ( PM. 10J{ Ui not incluslitf. issue because results come fas- ter.—Advertisement. 136 BROAD ST. * SH 18222 # RED BANK Ked %*itlNn vlu elaaaa notify tha management lmmtdlatelj ot any error which m&y occur. Rockefeller has to be re-elected gov- ThlB Mwspapef uinmes do rtipoulblUtlai tor itatcmtnta ot oplolona In littara trom Ita reader*. ernor of New York State in 1962. This etobsertptloa PrleM to Advance On* year 115.00 . Slz monuu. •*•«) involves a very complex political situa- a copy at ctraaur. T cent* •mm copy by mall. • aaau tion, because the Democrats in New MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1961 York City are split over the question of the leadership of Carmine DeSapio, the Tammany boss. Should Mayor Wag- Two Thoughts on Cuba SOKOLSKY ner be defeated in 1961, Rockefeller will be safer in 1962. Rockefeller, thus far, represents a President Kennedy has made ii sive attack on Cuba" is wildly ovei New Deal liberalism, alien to the Republican Party. very clear that the United State irtflated if, to a degree, accurate, What will happen to his political posture should he "intends no military intervention in has been known a long time tha face John Kennedy in 1964, it is difficult to say. Rocke- Cuba" and also that "in the event Cubans opposed to Castro hav feller may find no better excuse for running than that he agrees with Kennedy but is more able—a boast together of any military intervention by out grouped themselves that is always suspect; side force we will immediately hon- Florida, in New York and in Louisi 3. Senator Barry Goldwater has built an enormous or our obligations." He fired tha ana. These are patriots who foum tallowing for himself, not only among Republicans but back at Premier Khrushchev in an it revolting to see their native lani imong no-party conservatives. An element of this fol- swer to the Soviet leader's dull and gobbled up by communism and al bwing might be called McCarthyite. Goldwater is the flat message of rage about the rebe that it stands for. In this frei first Republican to have cracked the intellectual hard invasion on the island. land, they found a haven and a ihell of the universities; not even Rsbert A. Taft suc- :eeded in doing that. This generation of youngsters The President gave his blessing; abundance of sympathy. mew not Roosevelt and are not influenced by the ex- to Cuban patriots in their struggle Ashore, in Guatemala, the coun :itement of the 1930's; for freedom and challenged Khrush- try which had once cleansed itsel: 4. There is a large element of older Republicans chev to take opportunities to bring of communism, they found willin< Your Money's Worth; ho have ceased to be partisans. They are Republicans • about peace rather than "inflame helpers and were given the supplies WILLIAM iecause they are such, but they vote or do not vote other areas of the world," and said needed for the counter-revolution Spending upon whether the candidate is significant Beware: It's Rackets' Time! >uch Republicans fell away from Nixon because of his "What your government believes in that was sparked. Military training S. WHITE By SYLVIA PORTER elevision speeches; they dislike Rockefeller because is its own business. What it does in went forward, presumably under th WASHINGTON - The Latin- te does not belong; they are not sure that they under- In the next few months, hundreds of thousand American nations are invitinb the the world is the world's business.' leadership of veterans disassociatec of U.S. families will be swindled by the unscrupulous destruction of that equal place hand Goldwater. In a word, they are very uncertain as That was his response to Khrush- from government service. How thes In directing Western Hemisphere o where to go and many of them join crackpot organi- promoters now working at a peak pace in the home affairs which took them so long chev's expressed interest "in a re- men were equipped with modern improvement field—and unless you are thoroughly to achieve. :ations as a demonstration of principle. arms is subject to broad question. aware how these racketeers operate, recognize the In refusing to accept any part It will take the Republican Party more leadership laxation of international tension." of the responsibility which must Mr. Kennedy's response to the But the question is no broader than threat to your pocketbook in an ap- march alongside the right to hold lian it now possesses to amalgamate all these different parently tantalizing repair-improvement power, they are on the point of 'actions into a strong political party. No Republican Soviet message was one of calm, that of how Castro, himself, becarrv bargain, you easily may become one throwing away that right itself. rogram is presently possible. What does Senator Styles restraint and dignity. Mr. Khrush- armed sufficiently to carry out his ti s have in of ,1961's victims. .__ to ZCZcont> ^ common with Senator Jacob Javits? chev cried crocodile tears in saying own revolution and crush the gov- Although, of course, the vast ma- ition to a return by the United Bridges moves within the margins of Republican tradi- that the Cuban events arouse "the ernment of Fulgencio Batista. jority of firms in the home improvement itates to tha Monroe Doctrine. That doctrine says that the Unit- tion; Javits is an individualist who runs all over the map understandable indignation of the Were the shoe on the other foo industry are responsible, reputable busi- ed States will act on its own mo- without a compass. Soviet government, the Soviet peo- —was it the Soviet Union giving nessmen, don't shrug off the magnitude tion against any external threat In a word, the Republican Party is now so split of the racketeering fringe or your vul- o this hemisphere. It requires ple." And his threat that "we shall promotion to another Communist ad IO consultation with anybody. and riddled that it requires reorganization not only in PORTER nerability. render the Cuban people and their enture—Khrushchev would be tell The Latins now have a last ideas but in personnel. The great advantage of Robert The Association of Better Business Bureaus ranks chance to take up their share of A. Taft's leadership was that he managed to keep to- government all necessary assistance ing the world that the action was the common duty. They have a n indisputably No. 1 place among consumer frauds final opportunity to consent to a gether those who called themselves Republicans. There in beating back the armed attack" merely the inevitable progress of the :he home improvement swindles—with inquiries and ;ommcn front against Castroism is no one like Taft among Republicans today. people, done in righteousness. Now, complaints on these alone running at 266,000 in 1960, ithin the Organization of Ameri- was both stupid and dangerous — Perhaps the most surprising factor in this, situation up 46,500 from 1959, more than double the total of :an States. stupid because it inflamed tension, lthough his hands still drip with If they do not do so, President is the complete elmination of former President F.'fs"1-- inquiries and complaints as recently as 1953. An in- dangerous because it almost invited ;he blood of Hungary, Poland, Fin- :ennedy will then have only one hower from even a semblance of leadership. He is v~ • 'ormed estimate is that our losses from this fraud top way open to him—to call up the consulted by an appreciable element in the party. "• conflict land and other captive lands, it is half-billion dollars a year, and with spending on home great sanctions of the Monroe The Soviet charge that every- he who dares to use the word "ag- Doctrine. exerts no influence upon any significant follov.ir"- mprovements now skyrocketing, the ABBB has little This is no mere personal pre- among Republicans. He has served as President for eight ;ression" against freedom loving diction; this is said on very high thing in connection with the incident loubt that the number of victims and the volume of years and has left a small mark on the sands of time. >ur losses will break all records this spring and authority. "was done on the territory of the eoples. Against his taunts and So by leaving the United States Of him, it can be said that he kept us out of war but United States and the countries de- threats, we must stand firm. Presi- iummer. isolated against the great peril at what a price! By 1964, Eisenhower is not likely to How does the racket work? The operation has char- to all the Americans ever-rising pendent on it to prepare an aggres- dent Kennedy made that certain. n Castro Cuba, the Latins ffre have the influence in the Republican Party that Herbert icteristics which, with variations, appear over and risking a new Isolation for them- Hoover exercises now, nearly 30 years after he was de- >ver and which give it the over-all name "The Model elves. feated. louse" or "Pilot House" promotion. For instance: The OAS is the only instrument- Editorial Views of Other Papers ality ever raised within the West- The Republicans do not have too much time. They A couple of men will ring your doorbell and ern Hemisphere to give dignity to THE ACCUSATORIAL WAY cause the Communist countries mendable. As a matter of fact iresent credentials implying they not only are reputa- iie smallest nations. It may be are now depending on President Kennedy's failure in In 1853. Harold D. Rogers w regularly employ trial by police. the two reports and Mr. Ger- >le contractors but also represent well-known manu- lying, a victim of those very na- solving the problems of unemployment, of the value of arrested on suspicion ot comml It is because theirs is an inquisi- stein's response explain one an- ions which had demanded just torial, not an accusatorial, sys- acturers in the housing supply industries. As an il- the dollar, and in the conduct of the foreign policy. ting a murder during a New Ha other. Dade's camps are better uch a forum. But what if President Kennedy should not fail? Having en liquor store robbery. For son* tem. than average because this con- ustration, let's say your house obviously needs a re- Lonely Now six hours after his arrest —Boston Herald cern does exist. A great deal has iiding job; your callers will represent themselves a President Kennedy is now lone- no program except another man's failure is like living •was questioned by police officet been done here in the past few ly among the leaders of the new in a dead man's shoes. A political party needs more but would say nothing about hi MIGRANTS' PLIGHT years to improve a situation that xperts in re-siding who•• have just come into your world. Almost alone among them supposed crime. But then the o The report of the Florida Citi- was once a scandal. More will eighborhood and are looking for work. he insists upon protecting a than the negative attitude of hoping that the party in ficers worked a ruse. They pr< zens Advisory Committee on Mi- be done. hemisphere which would other- power will fail. If the Republicans could build a con- tended to Issue an order th; grant Labor recently said Dade Their first pitch to you will be that they can di wise within months be mortally a con The same is true throughout his wife be brought in for ques- County's /arm labor camps are top-notch re-siding job for you at a bargain price exposed to Soviet-controlled rock- Florida, which has between 50,000 servative program for the country, a logical, a philo- tioning. And at that point Rogers the best in Florida. 'ecause the supply firm they represent wants to ad ets mounted in Havana. sophic concept of American life, it would have value, •greed to confess. But obviously the best is not and 75,000 migrant workers pres- ently in these temporary homes. ertise its product and is offering a special low pric He has thus far permitted the The next day, still Incommun good enough. The Dade Health but a party without belief, without ideas, without as- Testimony of this came the other hands of his country to be tied cado and without counsel, Rogers Department on the same day re- 'heir second pitch will be that for every sale the; piratiqns except to get jobs for the politicians, is not day from a high source. Sen. by tho objections of other Ameri- repeated his confession to a coro- ported only eight of 20 camps in- lake in your area, you'll get a commission of $50 o can nations and of our European good enough. ner. spected were in complete com- Harrison Williams Jr. (D., N.J.), chairman of the Senate Migrant 00 and you'll also get a bonus for every bona fidi allies to any course In Cuba And there is so little time left. The United States He wa» tried, convicted, an pliance with the sanitation code. which would secure the whole Labor subcommittee, who reacted sentenced to death, the trial ustomer you recommend. free world's safety. But all of needs two parties—a single party, long in power, is tate Attorney Richard Gerstein this way: Judge holding that the polic ordered one closed Immediately This sounds great—you are to get a needed jo these people should now know intolerable, an opposition party exists to oppose by pro- trick " had no tendency to pro and warn-d others to clean up or "I might say that Florida is that Kennedy will not remain posing an alternative program. Have the Republicans duce a confession that was nol shut down. probably the most enlightened ane at a special bargain rate and the commissions yo; handcuffed forever. m In accord with the truth." The prompt action was com state we have seen in the total ay earn on your "model home" can slash even tha Whatever may be said, the an alternative program to what is sloganized as the But now the United States Su- picture of migrant problems. In price to next to nothing. With high pressure selling President did not Initiate the New Frontier? During the last campaign, the Republi- preme Court has overturned th Florida we found many people counter-revolutionary invasion o can Platform was an absurd document which was not Connecticut courts, invalidate CARMICHAEL who do not believe in limiting thrown in, even ordinarily prudent homeowners an Cuba which seems—in its firs even supported by the candidates in their speeches Rogers' confession and orderin, their vision. They are concerned. convinced and they sign contracts (called "mere for- phase only—to have come to his retrial without it. They want to know what is hap- malities") obligating themselves to pay up to several grief. True, he InokH |r"-"-' The party of Lincoln should have been able to do better Justice Felix Frankfurter, de- pening in that shack seen from upon it. He wanted to give every than that. livering the court's main opinion, the highway. They are re- thousand dollars for a repair job. opportunity for Cuban patno.s made it plain that truth alone i membering th' e forgotten peo- themselves to cleanse their islani not sufficient to justify the admis- pie." Once the contract is signed, the innocent home of Soviet mastery. sion of a confession in evidence owner is stuck. Not only will he discover that the pries Florida has been picked for a As this correspondent reported It must also be truly voluntary. quoted was no bargain at all, but he'll also find th< a short time ago, the United "Help! We're Being Invaded By The Native^ "Convictions following the ad- pilot project to settle migrants and provide a stable farm labor work done is sub-standard, the talk about fixing shin States felt itself forbidden to act mission into evidence of confes- on its own against Castroism—in iions which are involuntary, i.e. ... . , " K , ' leSC gles, chimneys, etc., on the side was strictly talk the circumstances then existing. the product of coercion, elthe the commissions and bonuses are myths. The one par: But there has now been a vast physical or psychological, can farm of the deal that is no myth, though, is the homeowner' Iteration in circumstances, not not stand," he wrote. "This i chineryy, meeting head-oeonn ththe least of which is the execution in not so much because such confes- mechanizatiohii n thah t is eroding pledge to pay. His contract is ironclad, is in the pos- Cuba of American citizens by sions are unlikely to be true bul their livelihood. They will be session of a legitimate finance company—and while he Castro "justice." This is the sort because the methods used to ex ;aught other manual skills and if episode which can change tract them offend, an underlying helped to find jobs during periods pays, the original promoters are far away, victimizing everything. principle in the enforcement of when they are not needed on the other innocents. Foreseen Failure our criminal law; that ours is farms. And it was because the Presi- an accusatorial and not an The variations of this swindle will depend on what This is a program of great lent foresaw the probable fail- quisitorial system^a system In romise giving them a chance improvements your house obviously needs, but the ire of the invasion, it may be which the state must establish :o put down roots of permanent mthoritatively slated,, that he guilt by evidence independently key idea is that your home is to be a "model" and :itizenship. Senator Williams' sed precisely the language he and freely secured and may no you're to collect juicy commissions on additional sales. :ommittee has other plans. Bills lid use in his reply to Nlkita! by coercion prove its charge ave been drawn for schools in In an interview on this, Victor H. Nyborg, president Krushchev's threatening note. I against the accused out ot his migrant camps, for federal aid "In the event of any military own mouth." of the went to the length of warning, "You itervention (in Cuba) by outside The court has said substantially ireas and for interstate be on guard against any salesman suggesting rce," Kennedy told Khrush- the same thing many times be- or the education of migrant chil° your home will be used as a 'model,' and any implica- hev, "we will immediately hon- fore. But it cannot be said too rcn , . . tion that your commissions on resulting sales will cut r our obligations under the in- frequently. Secret detention for The cost would be remarka- your job's cost should make you suspect a racket." r-Amerlcan system to protect the purpose of inducing a suspect ily small — less than one thou- s hemisphere against external to incriminate himself is Inherent- andth of one per cent of the As a basic protection, then, beware of.any sales iggression." ly coercive. It is, indeed, a sub- amount we lavish on foreign aid. pitch about a "model home" and commissions. Before This passage was long gone •titution of, trial by police for It would be money well spent. you agree to any improvement work, obtain specific ver at the White House—and trial by a court of law. Florida cannot 'solve this problem Mh all awareness of all its im- 0. John Roges, a former assist- ilone, no matter how well inten- estimates from several reliable local firms. lcatlons. Deliberately, it did ant United States attorney gen- lloned or determined. ,This is a If you deal with an out-of-town contractor, check iot limit our reaction to that or- eral, has noted that criminal ocal, state and national matter, on your own how satisfactory his work has been and anization's veto. The sentence trials in our democracy do not /as meant to be read by Latin- •bound In confessions, as those is gratifying that, perhaps for iie first time, there is action don't rely on written testimonials. Under no circum- •merlcan nations as well as by In Communist countries do. stances, sign a completion certificate until the work if loscow. It represents. the set- Thi» li no accident It Ji be- 6—Monday, April 24, 1961 tfoot at all three levels.-Miami ierald in fact completed. led determination of this, ad- 4 Inistratlon. i • Channel 2 _.WCBS-TV Channel 7 -WABC-TV RED BANK REGISTER Monday, April 24, 1961—7 TV & Radio Hal Humphrey* Channel 4 . _.WRCA-TV Channel t _.W0R-TV Channel II _ WPIX TELEVISION Channel t . _WNEW-TV Channel 1} . -WNTA-TV Carney's Gamble Long-lived Line Shows to MONDAY AFTERNOON MONDAY EVENING :00- (4) News 12:00i- (2) Love of Life ;00- (4) News and Weather :05— (4) Dr. Brothers HOLLYWOOD — Art Carney all they succeed In doing is beat- (4) Truth or (5) Felix and Diver Dan :10- (4) 13th Hour denies that he is trying to turn ing the thing (o death," says Art. By CYNTHIA LOWRY England farmer, but as usual the Watch Consequences (7) News •40— (4) Sermonette himself into an American Alec He almost collapsed during a NEW YORK (AP) — Guests panel guessed him almost im- (7) Camouflage (11) PopeyiT'"" 10- (2) News Guinness. Nobody really has ac- taping session for "O'Halloran's on "What My line?" last night mediately. TONIGHT (9) Guy Madison (IS) I Led Three Lives 15- (2) Give Us This Day cused him of it. but Art is just Luck," a Chevy Show in which 1:05- (4) Movie were a young man who gives And one of the nlc« things 7: JO — (Ch. 7) — The Cheyenne (11) Touristen Deutsch TUESDAY MORNING being prepared in case somebody Art starred last March. (13)'Eichmann Trial «:15— (7) Local News 55— (4) Sermonette does mud baths, a lady who counts fish about the show, after all these Show — Bronco Layne helps pas- "One day we walked into the tor Billy Rawlins, an ex-gunfight- i2:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow 6:20- (7) Weather 00— (4) Continental He certainly has had as many In ft government hatchery and years the top prize money If studio at 9 a.m., and at 2:30 a.m. er, recover the church's stolen (4) It Could Be You 1:25- (7) Sports Classroom different roles the past four years the next day we were still at it," Peter Ustinov, actor and Oscar ttUl a tiny $30. It's a good- building fund and regain the re- (5) Cartoons t:30— (4) News :15— (2) Previews as Alec Guinness. Art has por- recalls Art with a shudder. "When 1:20— (2) Give Us This Day winner. tempered, light-hearted, easy- spect of a town. Ty Hardin is (7) Number Please (5) Cartoons trayed Dublin's former Jewish I get too tired, my right eye (9) Eddie Cantor (7) Eichmann Trial :25— (2) News The panel guessed two—the fish to-follow show and will proba- Bronco. Kent Taylor portrays mayor, Robert Briscoe (Play- gets bloodshot, and then my left. Rawlins. Warner Bros, has so (11) Keyboard (11) Yogi Bear 1:30— (2) Sunrise Semester house 90, 1957), created counter and the Oscar-winner— bly be around another doien (4) Continental Finally I went to the producer many TV cowboys riding around Conversations (IS) Movie forgettable role as an alcoholic which was about par for the years. Classroom and pointed out that my beard that they lumped three of 'em 2:45- (2) Guiding Light «:40— (4) Weather in the one-man TV special "Call showing. With the beard show. But as far as the home into this series (Will Hutchins 12:50—(1J) News «:45— (4) News :00— (2) News ' audience was concerned, correct Me Back" (NBC, 1960) and won and the eyes, I didn't ev- "The Happiest Day," last and Clint Walker are the oth 12:55- (4) News 7:00— (2) News (4) Dave Garroway an Emmy award for his versa- guesses were only incidental to night's NBC play with music, ers). 1:00— News Leonardo David Susskind, TV's angry 10:00; Elmer Gantry 4:10; 7:30. night talked like an aged New Charles Bickford as guest star. cent below options granted in th< (II) Laurel and Hardy 11:00- (2) News voung producer, heard of Art's past, was turned down this weel (13) Studio 99% (4) News Mrs. Arthur Hatfield was pre- MONTCLAIR idea. He liked it, and after end by stockholders at the firm1 4:55—(11> Spunky and Tadpole (5) News sented a past president'^ pin and Clalrldge—Seven Wonderi of a gold gavel charm for her brace- less confabs, he finally found a RADIO annual meeting. 5:00— (2) Life of Riley (7) News Final the World 8:30. (4) Movie (II) Movie let by the members of the First sponsor for Art's eight TV spe- WABC 770 WNEW 1130 I^he plan .was offered by Eu (5) City Assignment 11:10— (2) Weather Aid Squad Ladies Auxiliary. A cials. They went into the 1959-60 WCBS 880 WOR 710 Ijene W. Landy, Asbury Park at (9) Mischier Makers (4) Weather card party was held last Monday eason. WHTG 1410 WPAT 9S0 torney, who resides at 195 Brand in the First Aid hall. Meeting Although not all of them turned WALTER REAUt WNBC M0 WQXR 1H0 (11) Bozo the Clown (5) Movie Ave., Red Bank. (IS) O. Henry Playhouje 11:12— (7) Weather hostesses were Mrs. Robert out to be raging successes. Art *• THEATRES * AFTIRNOON WOR Builnaia: Nawa Although Mr. Landy's propos 5:25-00 Clutch Cargo 11:15— (2) Movie Green and Mrs. Arthur Hatfield. proved agent McCaffrey'* belief taise—mun Charlie Greet TiSB—WCBS Newa: Ed Joyc* about his career still being In its WCII Mm WNBC Marian B.atty al was accepted by 651,959 stock 5:30— (2) Movie (4) Jones for Governor WHT> Monmoutb-Oceai WOR Nawa: holders, 5,423,245 voted aeains (5) Heckle and Jeckle Committee Arthur Krause, Hamilton Ave., ascendency. Newa Summary Gabriel Heater it. Right now Art would 'like to WHBC New.; Jim Lowe Tiss—WOR Capitol Clo.«-Up (7) Rin Tin Tin 11:20— (4) Jack Paar celebrated his birthday April 18 WOII Nawa. John Scott TI4S—WNBC New York City Stock options have fallen with (9) Movie 12:00— (9) Movie with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ham find a Broadway play or movie Milt—WO« The Fltii.ralda Talking to do. He believes that the re- WCBS Pull R.port WOR Carlton Fredrick. the decline of the stock's markel (11) Three Stooges 12: IS—(13) Eichmann Trial mesfahr, Mrs. Mae Hammesfahr, WHTO Ttli li llonmouth THO—WNBCXVarne IIow.U price, Mr. Landy said. He saic (13) Teen Quiz 12:41— (7) Evening Prayer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schmidt, cent evolution of "live" TV Today and Tomorrow County TISS—WABC Newa; Chock Mrs. Anita Pease, Barbara and shows into the pre taped produc- iatl(—WHTO County Agriil Dunaway the price" had dropped from $4! WCSt Allan Gray •lOO—WCBS World Tonight a share in 1957 to a low Ralph Hammesfahr. tion of today Is having a very Illle—WHTa N.w»; WNBC Newa; Wayna Hollywood bad effect on TV entertainment, Relaxing Huilo Howall $14.50. Some executives couh laill—WABC NIWI: Faxrell Smith WOR Newa. World Today make considerable capital gain Mrs. Donald Wagner was host- and he would just as soon duck WNBC Emshula SHI—WCBS Ed Joyea because the stock is selling no it for a while. Sl(»—WCBS Newa •HO—won Sporta ess for the ladies of the Grace Am* A WHTO H.ldilnti. Etc •US—WOR My Trua Story at $24, he pointed out. Hatch Circle of the Baptist Done Over Pric*f. Muele •iSS—WABC Nawa: Chuck Brigid Bazlen WNBC Newe; Jim Low* Dunmway The firm's executives couli Church at her home. Mrs. Ed- When they know It's on WON Newa a»«—WCBS Mu.lo -Til Dawn agement from any personal finan- Elizabeth Taylor salad as \ Beliord SlOOWCBS Newi; Peraonal Story HISS—WABC Nawa: Happlnaia daughters don't keep dating. Mom" contest. They are inviting cial concern as to their com lunched in the MGM commissar) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kminek, WHTO Headline!. Mualo "1 date very little. It's all righ' children up to 12 years old to WNBCNawa; Jim Love 12.00—WNBC Ne».*"AH Night In pany's success." She resembles the legendary Li ;I5iird St., recently visited Mr. WOR N.wa; Lyl* Van if the boy is really Interesting submit colored drawings of their FreaMacMurrayf Silt—WOR Arlana Franela WOR Long John in her precocious beauty. and Mrs. Rudolph Hoffman of Automatic compensation with But this business of going out foi mothers. PLUS 2nd HIT! WCBS Martha Wright MORHINO PROGRAMS The Bazlen career started wil Chicago, HI. HM—WHTO Newa; TlBft—WABC Herb Oacar Anderaon preferred income tax treatmenl an evening and making smal Entry blanks and rules are Relulnc Mualo WCBS Jack Starling are incentive stock options, M talk with someone you scarcelj her playing, of all things, "Tt ailS—WABC N.wa; Jack Carnej 1 Michael Ring and Richard available in any of the center's WHTO Honmoath-Ocean know Is a waste of time. Girl! Blue Fairy," on a children ! WNBCEmphaali Newa Sumary Landy claimed. $100 million Smithson, Jr., ptssed before the 35 stores. ljUKASTEJt 4is«—WCBS N.wa; Information year is the annual tax loss from could spend their time much bet show In Chicago. That brougl Central Board of Review of Boy Scout Completed drawings, which WO. all stock options, he added. ter at home with a good book." her much notice and a role in WHT« Clo.lnl Stock John Gambilnr Troop 180 in St. Clement's Episco- must be done on 8 '^ by 11 white Report) Muilo Granted, it is an unusual view brief TV series, "Too Young WNBC Newa: Art For* B111C Go Steady." pal Church and became first class paper, must be returned to any WOR Newa; John Winrata ATTENDS CONVENTION point. But then, Brigid is an un scouts. A court of honor will be center store on or before Tues- «l If—WCBS K.nneth Bansthart S::v " 'One day when she was visitii MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - Di usual teen-ager. For one thing held in the parish hall May 9 day, May 9, 6 p.m., contest clos- WOR Radio New York New York, her agent took her 4119—WHTO New.: Relaiini Donald P. Smith, 140 Tindall Rd. she wears hats. "I love hats, at 7:30 p.m., combined with par- ing date. Drawings will be dis- Muato . „ . _ H«rb Oscar Anderaon see producer Samuel Bronsto; 4,11—WABC Mini; Jack Camay SiOO—WCBS World Newa New Monmouth is attending th -,aid the stylishly attired actress ents' night. A troop charter will played in center store windows WHTQ Fort Monmouth WHTO Headline!; Annual Scientific Assembly o She gets her hats and he: fer a few minutes' conversi he presented. The scoutmaster is May 12 and 13. Newa „,„_ Wak. up to Mailo tion, he asked her, "Do you ha WOR Nawa the American Academy of Gen •lothes-sense from her mother Richard Smithson, Sr., with Fifteen Monmouth Shopping I EATONTOWN WNBC EnJphaala - WNBCNawa: Bill Culler, a passport?" Within six days si BIOS—WCBS Newa; BId.lllhl. era! Practice here. He is on( Maggie Daly, the noted fashio Richard E. Ring as assistant and Center merchandise scrip certif- DRIVE-IN THEATRE WHTO Monmouth-Ocein •IIS—WOR Dorothy and Dick was on her way to Spain to pi ROUTE 35 al the CIRCLE WCBS Jack Sterling of 4,000 doctors here to discus: -ommentator. Her ideas abou James Marvin as chairman of icates, valued at $5 wilrbe prizes. Newe Summary •ISO—WHTO Newa Salome. SHOWS NIGHTLY FROM 7 WKBCNewe; Art Ford new developments and progres 'ating and other matters are en the boy scout committee. Judges decisions will be final and WOR Nawai John Scott Relaxing Muelo : SlSS—WABC Newa: in the field of therapy and d rely her own. They reflect a ma Not Theda Dara there will be no duplication of Bill—WCBS Kenneth Banghart Herb O.car Ander.oa agnosis. WHTO. Dow Jonea Averag.i •ritv beyond her years (16). Naturally I couldn't do t Members of the Christian prizes. No drawings will be re- PAT BOONE WOR Radio Maw York •lOO—WCBS Newa: Jack Sterllrx oart like Theda Bara, she < SlIO—WHTON.i..; Relaxing WHTO Headline.: Counles Club of the Methodist turned. Strictly for Wom.D nlained. "The director, Nick Ra ! Mualo WNBCNawa; Bill Cullen Church held a business m»i>t n" •lit—WABC Nawa WOR Newa; Galan Drake was after an impish quality. St 'n the church last week and then IVIHINd • HO—WHTO Nawa: s played as a girl who enjo) Relaxing Muilo went bow'in" 'i •'"" new Keans- Meeting Tonight •lOO—WABC Jack Camay •iSS—WNBC Empha.ia having power, and misuses S"r!» Bowling Lanes. WCBS Newa WABC Newa; Braakfaat Club When she realizes what she hi They plan to have a missionary BUDDY HACKETT WHTO Headline.: Dlnn.r lOlOO—WCBS Newa; •lone (serving up John the Ba] For PTA DtMNlSCTKEEFE MUHJO (alirn off Arthur Godfrey film on work in Haiti at th«. next BARBARA EDEN 8;30 p.m.) WHTO Headline!: Mualo ist's head), she goes mad." MIDDLETOWN - The high WNBCNtxa; Sporta WNBCNawa; Art Ford meetinR. A father and son dinner WOR New; Lyle Van WOR Nawa Rcporta Brigid wants to sail full spci will be sponsored by the group school Parent-Teaoher Associa- Plus —Clint Walker tllf—WCBS Sporta; Gob Cook. 10IIS—WOR Martha Diane ahead on her film career, hut si June 22. tion will meet tonight in the high WNBC Art Ford 10110—WHTONewa; "Gold of the 7 Sain*" WOR Nawa: John Wlngate Relaxing Muilo says she'll never desert Chica; school auditorium at 8 o'clock. ••IS—WABC Paul Harvey WOR Interview'. as her home. She "loves" Cl ly_aj>aln because of social nres The speaker for the evening •ISO—WCBS Newa; Bmln.il Martha Dean* WABC Newa Report. lOiSa—WABC Newa: •;aqo, just like hats. sure," she said. "They go from will be the superintendent ->f Children Under 12 Free WOR Newa; Charlie Grear She doesn't expect marriace one home—their parmt-'---'"lit he schools, Paul Lefever. 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CALL 787-5287 INfO-'MATION CALL 4H l-'/LOO cabinet meeting will be held June a—Monday, April 24, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Auxiliary Election of officers will be Explorer held. held in the Reformed Church Visits City Traveler . house, with Mrs. Ralph Leonard, Cabinet Has hostess. KEYPORT — Members and Matawan "The Conscience of a Conserva- guests of the Hook and Ladder Gives Talk tive." by Senator Barry Gold- Auxiliary last week attended a Meeting Arthur Hall, Edgemere Dr., water, "The Last Temptation show at Radio City Music Hall Matawan borough clerk, it a pa- of Christ" by Nikos Kazanazakis, in the morning and the play MATAWAN — The Chingarora-tjent In the Monmouth Medical For Club and "Borneo People" by Mal- "Wildcat" in the afternoon. Din- District Explorer Cabinet, which Center. KEYPORT — Dr. Adolph H. colm MacDonald were reviewed. ner was in the Scandia room of Includes Matawan, Keyport, Behrenberg, pastor of the Pres- The Pastor also told of his jour- the Piccadilly Hotel. Holmdel, Keansburg, Union Ralph Herrick, M&in St., it a surgical patient In Riverview Hos- byterian Church, Metuchen, and ney to the Asiatic country in The birthdays of Mrs. Elgar Beach and Raritan Township, world traveler, reviewed three|l960 and the Borneo people he Walling. Mrs. Harold Walling and held its quarterly meeting Thurs- pital, Red Bank. books »t a recent meeting of the|had visited. Mrs. William Neldinger were cele- day at Dutchies here. Mrs. Gerard Devlin entertained Literary Club. The meeting was The choral group sang "In the ebrated at a recent meeting. Those attending were from Post the Tuesday Evening Bridge Club Garden of Tomorrow" and "The Guests were Mrs. Joseph Kitx- 10, Cliffwood, Julian Pisarck, at her home, Miriam Dr., Mata- Swing Song," accompanied by man, Mrs. Anthony Infante, George Bower, and adviser wan. Miss Esther Blau wai pre- Mrs. George Porter, director. Misses Terry Rose, June Con George Hart; Post 51, KeansburR, sented a traveling pocketbook as Mrs. Henry Hopkins, chairman drup, Stella Briskie, Elsie Roon- George Rossner, Ray Davis, Bill a bon voyage gift. Miss Blau, a of the literature and drama de- ey, Mattie Hyer. Carol Meile Sheehan, and adviser Charles member of the faculty of Mata- partment, arranged the program. Marlin, Boyce Susan Bryant and Cleary; Post 56, Union Beach, wan Grammar School, will tour It was announced that the club Mrs. Joseph Meile. George Matthews, John Grogan, will hold its Federation Day at and adviser Frank Mirro; Post Europe this summer with her the next meeting Friday in the 135, Hazlet, Larry Bailey, Bill brother and his family. Dr. and Reformed Church House. Mrs. Heyer and committeeman Frank Mrs. Morris Blau, Miami, Fla. Daniel Barnett will be hostess. Hearing Slated MeCluster; Post 136, Keyport, Bridge winners were Mrs. Karl Harold F. Weber will entertain Gerard Tracey, Michael Strano, Heuser, Mrs. Paul A. Egan and with several piano selections. On Charge Of Md-adviser Jim Bracken. Miss Blau. Mrs. June Rescol will be the solo- Also attending were Jack It pays to advertise In The ist The music department will be Kerby, Holmdel, cabinet adviser; Register. —Advertisement. in charge of the program. Discrimination Robert Kreidler, Matawan, dis- Guests at the meeting were TRENTON — A formal hear trict executive: and Commission- Mrs. Mary Myer, Mrs. Hilda ing on a public accommodation ers Bill Weintraub, Matawan; Prompt Service! Stidfold, Mrs. William Bedle, Mrs complaint by Wesley T. Moon, Frank Graziano, Matawan, and Frank Foss and Mrs. Thomas HOLMDEL SCHOOL LIBRARY opened Friday with Richard, Ford, principal, right, Asbury Park, against Posillipo's Earl Huber, Keyport. Smith. telling sixth graders Daniel Avchen and Betty Hartley about booki available thare. Restaurant, Asbury Park, will be The Explorers have planned a SometLng Gerard Donnelly, head of the childran'i department of tha Monmouth County Library, held Thursday, the New Jersey canoe trip for Saturday and Sun- WATCH Division on Civil Rights has an- More and Mrs. Ralph Dean, chairman of tha PTA library committee, look on. day, May 20 and 21, down the REPAIRING Foot Doctors nounced. Rancocas River in Burlington Than Just Mr. Moon, a reporter for the County, they will carry all their • Bottle of GINGER By Gettermtni Faces Careless Asbury Park Press, contends he own equipment and travel about Milk To Convene was denied service in the restau 25 miles on the river. ATLANTIC CITY — Monmouth Driving Charge rant in July because he and his Other activities discussed were Puritan County foot doctors are prepar companions were Negroes. the Scout Show, scheduled for DEPENDABLE WORK ing to attend the Nalional Asso- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Don- Dr. Robert Van Houten, presi- May 5 and 6, in Convention Hall, MILK CC. ciation of Chiropodisls' Region 3. ald E. Bradley of 20 Annapolis dent of the Newark College of Asbury Park. The Explorers En- BY OUR EXPfRTS Convention. Thursday through Dr., Fleetwood Park, will be Engineering, will be the exam campment will be this week-end SHadyshto 7-0486 Sunday at the Ambassador Hotel iner at the hearing. at Monmouth Airport. A coed arraigned May 8 on a charge was a 50 here. of careless driving. Dr. J. Harry Adams, assistant beach party ' discussed Dr. Leon Bruno o! Asbury Police Chief Gerard F. Gunt- commissioner of education in to be held this summer. REUSSILLES' Park, publicity chairman for the ner said Mr. Bradley struck the charge of the Division on Civil The meeting was adjourned by convention in this area, has an- squad car at 3 a.m. Saturday at Rights, said several attempts had chairman Julian Pisarek, who an- 36 BROAD ST. nounced that admittance to the Florence Ave and Rt. 36. been made to conciliate the mat-nounced that the next district RED RANK convention will be limited to Sgt. Roy Hilton was in the ter with the restaurant owner, members of the National Associa. car, which was parked at the without success. tion of Chiropodists and its af- ,time. No one was injured. The division's jurisdiction in the filiated state societies. Chief Guntner said Mr. Brad- matter stems from the state law BELIEVE IT - OR NOT Monmouth County surgeon chi- ley claimed he fell asleep at theagainst discrimination. ropodists, who as members of wheel. Damage to the police car the National Association and the was estimated at $250. PARTY AT CENTER New Jersey Chiropodists Society WEST LONG BRANCH — The are eligible and expected to at FBI NIGHT HELD Community Center held its card tend, are Dr. Bruno, Dr. David BELFORD — Pack 227 attend- party and fashion show last week Hass and Dr. Edward Yaffe, As IRWINS ed FBI Night in St. Mary's Cath- featuring Jay's Tog Shoppe of bury Park; Dr. Augustus L. Si! olic School, New Monmouth, re- Asbury Park Fashions. Hats were ver. Long Branch; Dr. Leonard cently^and visited the Railroad by the Hat Box of Asbury Park. Carlbon and Dr. Raymond De "And remember to empty your daughter's pockets CIubvin the Elberon Railroad Sta Models were Mrs. R. Clifford COT IT! Carlo, Red Bank, and Dr. Wil- before washing her trousers!" tion. At last weeks's meeting in Errickson, Mrs. Joseph Rice, liam Wylie, Little Silver. the Methodist Church the cubs Mrs. Richard deSante, Mrs. L. In addition to the scientific ses- H. Grubman, Mrs. Kenneth sions previously announced, there White, Mrs. William Barnes, Mrs. will be a program of social activ- Mrs. Kornek T. P. Key was commentator. SEE US FOR ALL ities that will include an exhibi WofdTdBanl?MrTRaymond tor's party, Thursday; the annual J. Bossinger Belford; Mrs. Sam YOUR PHOTO NEEDS handicap golf tournament, Fri- Is Feted Bianchi Long Branch and Mrs. day; open house party, Friday, Roland Dempsey, Littler Silver. and the annual dinner dance and We carry a complete floor show, Saturday night. At Shower 7th BIRTHDAY line of famous brand Dr. Seward Nyman, Washing HIGHLANDS—Mrs. Donald A. BELFORD — Donald Stull. son ton, D. C, assistant executive Kornek of 209 Valley Dr., Nave- of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stull, eam»ra« and accessor- secretary of the National Associa- sink, was honored at a surprise celebrated his seventh birthday ial. Bring your cameras tion of Chiropodists, will address stork shower recently in the home April 15. Attending were Linda and Stephen Vasquez, Patricia, the convention Saturday. He wil of Mrs. James L. Horan, Jr., 212 her* for expert repair present a report on the current Joanne and Robert Schneckenber- service. progress and the future objectives Navesink Ave. ger, Joanne and John Perito, of the national organization and Gifts were arranged in a play- Michele and James Guerriero, Lu | 90-day charge account still fret of lervtce charge MATCHING CHAIR 29.95 J the profession. pen, also a gift. Guests were Ann Guerrleri, Diane Roos, Diane We Have Everything Mrs. Helen Kornek, Mrs. Stephen Elia, Joseph Terranova and j at J. Kridel. m COLLEGETPLAY H. Faller. Mrs. Vincent J. Gor- Ricky and David Schwarze. for the MONTCLAIR—Miss Jean Wen- man, Mrs. Robert Black, Mrs. 3 PC FOAM SECTIONAL ner will be appearing in a role John Sciortino, Jr., Mrs. Herman CAMERA FAN in the Montclair State College Black, Mrs. Earl Dempsey, Mrs. In Smart Decorator Fabrics ... Choice production of Pygmalion. 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Section Two RED BANK, N, J., MONDAY, APRIL 24,| 1961 7c PER COPY \mm Ten Are Killed Nine Die in Fire NORTH BEACH, Md., (AP) -, Police identified the dead as screams and a crackling sound.^ irim firemen probing the black- Bill Bowden, 35; his wife, Marie Gradually the screams grew Over Week-end ened ruins of a large frame house Elizabeth, 33; their six children, fainter and the call was cut off. ranging from about 1 to 13 in :arly today found the charred Not Identified By The Associated Press Gryszko and his sister were bodies of a mother and two chil- age, and Mrs. Bowden's mother, treated at the Jersey City Medi- Tracing the source of the call, Ten persons were killed In traf- dren lying within a few feet of Mrs. Xenia Farr, in her early 60s. cal Center and released. The oth- the operator called the fire de- fic accidents in New Jersey over, he front door. The fire was signalled at 10:50 er two drivers escaped injury. 1 lartment. The operator was not the week-end. They apparently died in a des- p.m. when a telephone operator Franklinville — An elderly dentified by authorities. , , Somerville—Mrs. Edna R. Van perate attempt to flee the blaze reported a strange call. She told Monroeville couple was killed Firemen spotted the flames Etten, 71, and her grand-daugh- hat wiped out the Bowden fam- firemen she heard a woman yesterday and three persons in- rom the firehouse three miles ter, Lois Dusenberry, 7, were ily last night. Nine persons died screaming, "get out, get out." In jured in a two-car collision at an way. They turned in a second killed yesterday and two other in the flames. the background were other intersection in this community. larm before they left the fire- grandchildren injured when their Treated, Released IOUSC In all, 12 alarms were set car crashed on Rt. 206 near here iff, summoning fire equipment in Chester Township. Dead were William Simmons, The Eichmann Trial 74, and his wife, Cora, 76, of rom practically every depart- Police said Mrs. Van Etten, of Monroeville. Police said the car ment in Southern Maryland. Greenville Township, N. Y., was collided with one driven by Wit-j When the fire finally was taking the children to their home liam Keller, 21, of Woodstown, rought under control, the two- in Basking Ridge, after a vaca at the intersection of the Frank- Advances by Jews nd one-half story Bowden home tlon at her home. linville-Monroeville Rd. and the as burned to the ground. A The girl's "two brothers, Ken Aura-Willow Grove Rd. ;arage and nearby house also eth, 13, and Donald, 10, were Keller, his wife, Evelyn and a were scorched and blackened, taken to Somerset Hospital in passenger in their car, Cecil lut not seriously damaged. fair condition. WipedOutby Nazis Proud, 18, Woodstown, were Police said Mrs. Van Etten ap- Firemen Injured treated at the Elmer Community JERUSALEM (AP) — A wit- uestions about certain matters parently lost control of the car Several firemen were injured in Hospital and released. ness in Adolf .Eichmann's trial nd not about others. as it came down a Kill. It went Newark — Two teen-age girls POST OFFICE DEDICATION — The new post office at Monmouth Shopping Cen- ighting the fire. Early reports, testified today that Nazi Germany Undue Influence? up an embankment, overturned were killed Saturday night when lowever, were that none was In- ter, Eatontown, wat dedicated Saturday. Attending were, left to right, Charles "I take it there is an intent and rolled back to the highway. the car in which they were riding wiped out "overnight" the fruits jured seriously. Rein, formerly of Rumiort, regional space requirements, division of the U. S. Poital behind these questions," said the Trenton Accident was struck by a second auto of a 200-year-old struggle by the Cause of the fire was not im- president of the court, Supreme Trenton—Bessie F. Nathan, 54, which was being pursued by a Services; Francis Bruce, Eatontown postmaster; Rep. James C. Auchinclost, R-'3d dist. Jews in Europe to improve their mediately determined. Court Justice Moshe Landau. of Dallas, Tex., was killed last police car. Herbert E. Warner, Eatontown's mayor, and John Feist, manager of Monmouth Shop- social and political position. North Beach is about 30 miles night when her car collided ,vith "May Task the wintess to an The driver of the girl's car was Eichmann, listening intently, southeast of Washington. • tractor-trailer on the New Jer ping Center. ;wer yes or no, whether there critically injured and the driver began scribbling rapidly on a pad Bowden was a communications sey Turnpike in nearby Hamil- was any undue influence," Ser- of the other car also was hurt. of paper in the prisoner's dock. engineer for the Page Commun- ton Township vatius said. - Police identified the victims as He was one of the early members c ications Engineers, Inc., of Wash- Police said the driver of the Superintendent Says Less replied firmly, "No." Miss Vivien Frailer, 17, Orange, 3 Volunteers of the Nazi party, joining it in ington. He had been with the firm truck. Jack L. Fulbright, 36, of The other two judges also shol and Miss Janet Trawick, 18, of 1931 when it was still outlawed in since leaving the Navy in June, Claremont, N. C, was not in- a number of questions at Less Newark. Austria. 1958. Jured. One of them, Benyamin Halevy, James Bateman, 23, of Newark, A native of Shreveport, La., Jersey City — A 76-year old New Classrooms The witness was Dr. Salo Witt- said he noted "a kind of cross driver of the car in which the Bowden was a graduate of Co- woman was killed and her son mayer Baron, professor of Jew- examination—and this doesn't tal- girls were riding, was in critical lumbia University. He also at- and daughter were injured yester- condition in Presbyterian Hospi- Fighting Fire ish history of Columbia Univer- ly with your other remarks." day in a three-car collision at the sity in New York City. tended Tulane University and tal. The driver of the second MONMOUTH BEACH - Three Needed at Raritan "There were sometimes contra- Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. Intersection of Tonnelle Ave. and car, Daniel Thomas, 21, of Eliza- He said: dictions in what the accused County Rd. firemen were injured fighting a RARITAN TOWNSHIP - With rooms available in September: He had served as a communica- beth, was reported in fair condi- fire early Saturday morning "The Nazi movement showed said," Less replied. "I did it foi Dead was Mrs. Anna Grysiko of an anticipated elementary school Beers Street, 14; Cove Road (now ions specialist' during his 15 tion atiMartland. which destroyed a one-story bun- that, even in a highly developed elucidation." Bogota. Police said she and her; enrollment of 3,341 students for under construction), 14; Hazlet, years in the Navy, reaching the : galow. country, it was possible to turn Less said Eichmann has writ- daughter, Jennie, 45, were pas- Sideswipes Car the 1961-62 school year, at least 5; Middle Road, 16, and West rank of lieutenant commander. back the clock. The steady de- en a 127-page recollection of hi sengers in a car driven by her Police said Thomas was driv- Kristian Nilson of 6 West St. 46 new classrooms will be needed Keansburg, 9. Mrs. Bowden was a native of son, Mayor, 48, when the acci- ing south on Sherman Ave. when iwas treated in Monmouth Medi to put all grades on full session. Formal announcement was velopment from 200 years of personal contacts with the top New York City. his car sideswiped a patro' carjcal Center for a burned hand struggle by the Jews was set Nazi officials. dent occurred. Gryszko's car col This was revealed Friday night made by the board of its pro- going north. The patrol car gave with Henry C. Mihm of 5 Borden back overnight." llded with one driven by Gussie in a report to the Board of Edu- posed $650,000 school construction chase, but Thomas accelerated St., who suffered a cup lip, and Hober, 45, of Franklin Square, cation by R. Thomas Jannarone, program to be presented to the The period between the two to 50-70 miles an hour, police Andrew Nilsen of 20 West St., N. V., and Hober's vehicle then superintendent of schools. state Department of Education a world wars, he said marked the Walsh Fills Personal collided with one operated by said. Five blocks south, at the|whose fingers were burned in the "high point of Jewish emancipa- The township will have 58 class- a special meeting May 10. Michael Solonsky, 55, of Brook corner of East Alpine St., Thorn- blaze. tion in Europe." lyn, N. Y., police said. as' car sped through a red light Destroyed was the home of 26 Classrooms Vacancy On Incomes and smashed into Bateman's|of Mrs. Mary Davis of 38 Borden As reported April 19 in Thi Extent of Damage auto. St. George V. Maney, police chief, Comparative Register, the program calls for The prosecution put Dr. Baron Sparta — Edward J. Shelton, placed the damage estimate at construction of approximately 26 on the stand to delineate the so- School Boardlffit Record $1,500 Theft 17, of Franklin, was fatally in- $7,500. cial and political position of the classrooms: A 16-room elemen RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Jo WASHINGTON (AP)-Personal jured Saturday on County Rd. Waking at 3 a.m. after smelling Tax Rates tary school on the 50-acre high Jews in Europe at the moment seph E. Walsh, 16 Craig St., Haz 517 when struck by a car. Shel- incomes rose to new highs in At Stern's^ smoke, Mrs. Davis called her school site; an addition of when the Nazis came to power, let, was sworn in as a membe every state in 1960, with New ton's own car had crashed off|neighbbr, Carl Kopnicki of 34 FREEHOLD - The Monmouth rooms to the Middle Road School, and to show the extent of of the Board of Educatioi County Board of Taxation has Jersey's per-person average top- the road, hit an embankment and Borden St., the chief said. But by and an addition of four rooms al the damage wreaked between Friday. ping the national average by rolled into a field. the time police and firemen had released figures showing com- the new Cove Road School. 1933, when Adolf Hitler came to Investigated parative tax rates of all 53 coun- Mr. Walsh replaces. J. Greg- more than $400. As the youth made his way responded to Mr. Kopnicki's call Stephen N. Patterson, chairman power, and 1945, when he com ory Thompson, who resignec RUMSON — Police are investi- ty communities for 1960 and The Commerce Department back onto the road, he was struck I the house was engulfed ir flames. mitted suicide amid the smoking last month because he could in gating the theft of $1,500 worth of 1961. of building and grounds, stated said yesterday that despite the by a car driven by Nicholas A. Fire Chief Walter W. Mihm the approximate cost would be ruins of the third Reich. longer devote the necessary tim merchandise stolen from a pri- Valdivez of W. Mountain Rd., slump in business in the last half said defective wiring was probab- An increase was shown In the $400,000 for the new school, $135, Prior to his appearance on the to the post. His term will ex vate home sometime during the state police reported. ly the cause of the fire. of the year, the total personal tax rate of 45 municipalities, 000 for the Middle Road Schoo witness stand, Eichmann's attor- pire February, 1962. last two weeks. Th^ ^e acciden_„.„.„t occurred in The Oliver Byron Engine Co. while eight showed a decrease. income of all Americans in- According to police, the home| 'rt Township. addition, and $100,000 for tin ney, Dr. Robert Servatius, sharp- A resident of the township twi creased by 5 per cent last year Spa a jand the Phil Daly Hose Co. were The largest rate of increase Cove Road School addition. and one-half years, Mr, Wals! of Abraham Stem, Hance Ave., sent to the scene by the Long ly questioned Capt. Avner Less o: to $401.6 billion. The 1959 total Camden — Albert B. Wain- was in Shrewsbury Township, Included in the $650,000 figure holds an executive post with In- and Rumson Rd., was looted wright, 37, of Beverly, was killed Branch Fire Dept. the Israeli police, who interro Iwas $380.7 billion. where it rose $7.20 per $100 as- is $15,000 for legal fees, adver- gated Eichmann over a perid of ternational Flavors and Fra when the family was in Florida. Saturday when his car struck a sessed evaluation, to a figure of Last year's total amounted to The robbery was reported Sat- tising and other contingencies. eight months. grances, Inc., Union Beach, Hi telegraph pole on Rt. 130 a $43.01. The lowest increase was is married and has three chi $2,242 for every man, woman and urday on their return. telegraph pole on Rt. 130 at Special Meeting To save on financing charges Less repeated that Eichmann's child in the country. This repre- in Allenhurst, where it increased the board will propose a 10-yeai dren. He is president of the Man The stolen goods included elec- Myrtle Ave. Wainwright was MIDDLETOWN — The Board two cents to $9.10. dictated statements — amounting Hill Civic Association. sented a gain of 4 per cent over trical appliances, and personal of Education will hold a special rather than a 20-year bond to more than half a million words dead on arrival at Cooper Hos- Red Bank's rate increased $1.83 Board president Robert J. the 1959 per-person average of articles of clothing. meeting tonight at 8 o'clock to ing program, according to bqan and now part of the court record pital. to $14.40 per hundred. Corbliss reported that five resi $2,159. There Is evidence the thief en- A passenger in the car, Ealy receive bids on shop and sewing president Robert J. Corbliss. —were given freely and not Vun The following municipalities 1 dents had expressed a desire New Jersey, with a I960 per- room equipment and to award Double Sessions der duress.' tered the house through a cellar Lanier, 38, of Philadelphia, was had rate decreases: Allentown, become members of the boan person average of $2,687, was one door which was blocked by a reported in critical condition atjeontracts for janitorial supplies Eatontown, Farmingdale, Key Anticipated completion of the; Servatius led Less through a and had submitted their biogra- of the states above the national crate, police said. the hospital. 'and home economics equipment. port, Long Branch, Ocean Town proposed 16-room school would hi series of questions about the cir- phies. average. New Jersey's I960 aver- ship, Sea Bright and Spring Lake not later than September, 1963. cumstances of the tape-recorded Mr. Corbliss said that all ap- age also was Higher than its 1959 Castro's Blast at Kennedy Heights. Mr. Corbliss said the use of St. testimony by Eichmann, part ol plications had been reviewed, ani average of $2,589 per person. Eatontown had the greatest de- John's educational building would which was.played last week. He he expressed the wish that thi Total personal income for 1960 crease, going from $15 to $5.58. be eliminated, and seventh and asked whether "undue influence" four remaining applicants wouli in New Jersey was $16,387 bil- This decrease is mainly ac- eighth grades, and possibly the had been used on Eichmann, and seek election to the board nex lion compared to $15,429 billion counted for by the change in first grade, would be placed on whether he was told to answer year. in 1959. No Quick Response ratio of assessed to true value, full sessions if the program is which increased from 15 per cent apnroved. to 45. The entire school system h WASHINGTON (AP) - Official These contacts have been de- week's ill-starred rebel invasion The following list shows the presently on double session. To Face Washington withheld Immediate of Cuba. scribed as for the purpose of giv- current tax rates for the county: J. Frank Weigand. board at- Kohlhepp to Retire comment today on a salvo of ac- Meanwhile, Kennedy moved to ing leaders of both parties full 1980 1961 torney, was appointed by the cusations fired at President Ken- build up greater unity for his information. But, an attempt to Allentown $11.58 $ 9.66 Attempted nedy by Cuban Prime Minister position on Cuba and for possible board as attorney for the building round up bipartisan support for Atlantic Twp. 14.07 1S.86 Fidel Castro. future action on the thorny prob- program. As JCP&L 's Head the President seemed obvious. Asbury Park 9.72 9.75 Mr. Patterson reported the Spokesmen here declined to lem of growing Communist pres- Atlantic Highlands 5.19 Suicide Count EATONTOWN — Charles E^and expansion since 1946. During Along these lines, Kennedy met 5.43 Cove Road School would be com give a quick response to Castro's tige in the Caribbean island. Allenhurst ~ 9.08 9.10 Kohlhepp, president of Jersey' the 1960s, he said, the company's The White House announced Saturday with his predecessor, Dieted before the September tar- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. charge that "the threat of Ken- Avon 6.46 7.26 Central Power and Light Co., pre- building program will be greater. nedy is much like the threat of yesterday that Kennedy would Dwight D. Eisenhower, at Camp get date and the new high school Jean Bernard of 11 Mirro Trailer Belmar 6.22 7.04 dicted expansion of the electric The power company's proposed Hitler" and that the U. S. admin- see New York's Republican Gov. David, Md., and got from the for- may be completed as much as Park, Rt. 36, will be arraigned Bradley Beach 10.75 11.10 generating station in Lacey istration threatens the world with Nelson A. Rockefeller tomorrow mer Republican President a call six months ahead of the Sentem before Magistrate Alfred T. Hen- utility industry at an even greater Brielle 8.24 8.31 Township, in its first stage, would lafternoon. And, Vice President to all Americans to support Ken her, 1962, planned completion nessy, Jr., tonight on a charge pace than in recent years but war. Deal .'. 7.44 7.85 have a capacity of 250,000 kilo- rambling, four-hour Lyndon B. Johnson is going to nedy in the Cuban crisis. date. of attempted suicide, Police Chief added he would no longer par- Castro's Eatontown 15.00 5.58 Gerard F. Guntner said yester- watts and would cost an esti- and 23-mlnute radio and televis- Independence, Mo., tomorrow to The board accepted the resig ticipate in the growth. Former Republican Vice Presi- Englishtown 14.75 17.63 day. mated $50 million. An official said ion address yesterday was his talk with former President Harry dent Richard M. Nixon already nation of Douglas Horan, princi- Mr. Kohlhepp, president of the Farmingdale 13.08 12.44 Chief Guntner said Mrs. Ber- last night the company currently first public appearance since last S. Truman. had assured Kennedy of support, pal of the Beers Street School power company since 1955, an- is preparing to close title on the Freehold Twp 17.30 18.83 effective the end of this schoo: nard slashed her wrist' about 8:30 nounced he plans to retire in 'even to the commitment of Fair Haven generating station tract. 17.47 18.11 vear. Mr. Horan has accented a p.m. Friday after an argument September. American armed forces." Ken- Freehold 12.19 12.50 Mr. Kohlhepp said ultimate principal's position in Little Si!- with her common-law husband, nedy also discussed Cuba with Hplmdel Twp 18.95 19.49 Speaking at the utility's 13th plans for the plant call for a ca- er. Joseph Barnard, over another Sukarno Arriving another Republican leader, Sen. Howell Twp 17.98 18.14 annual report to the press at the pacity of a million kilowatts with Barry Goldwater of Arizona. Mr. Jannarone's report stated /oman. Highlands 13.74 16.96 The chief said eight stitches :rystal Brook Inn, Mr. Kohlhepp a final cost of $200 million. "As much as I dislike losing key Another obvious goal of the ad- Interlaken 12.40 12.M were required to close the forecast Jersey Central will 'be Mr. Kohlhepp, a resident of To Meet With President Kennedy Dersonnel. I feel it is my duty to ministration is to stiffen Latin Keansburg 14.20 15.01 wounds. The woman was treated serving 400,000 customers by East Orange, has been connected WASHINGTON (AP) - Indone- Lower Tensions American nations against Com- Keyport 14.50 14.-1I help staff members obtain posi- by Dr. Edward Bernhard, Hazlet, 1970, an increase of 45 per cent with the electric industry since sia's neutralist President Sukarno U. S. officials have seen Suk- munist penetration in the West- Little Silver ... 13.31 14.38 tions they feel will help better and removed to the county jail, over the present 275,000. before World War I. He came gets the red carpet treatmentlarno's trip here as an opportunity ern Hemisphere. Kennedy Looh Arbour 4.27 4.29 themselves." where she is being held pending He said JCP&L has spent more to JCP&L from a Wisconsin today upon his arrival for a meet- for the "United States to help touched off this part of his Cuban Long Branch 12.96 11 % arraignment. than $170 million for construction power company in 1955. ing with President Kennedy. lower tensions between Indonesia campaign last week in a speech Manalapan Twp 20.9!) 21.31 Kennedy arranged to be on and the Netherlands over Dutch- to the American Society of News- Marlboro Twp 21.03 22.S"> Study Funds hand to greet Sukarno, here for held West New Guinea. paper Editors. Matawan Two 17.72 20.50 an informal overnight visit. Full This problem was still high on He indicated then that the Middletown Twp 2.29 2.55 , military honors including a 21 the agenda of talks between United States would go it alone Millstone Twp 19.04 21.0!) Application gun salute were ordered for the Sukarno and Kennedy. But the if other Western Hemisphere na- Manasquan 15.26 15.51 Indonesian chief of state, despite opportunity for the United States tions "should fail to meet their Matawan 1G..96 20 17 the informality and brevity of his to play the role of "honest brok- Communist penetration." Monmouth Beach,.... 11.46 12 an Still Pending call. er" may have suffered somewhat This campaign seemed to bear NeDtune 12.58 12.82 f RED BANK — An application Sukarno Was flying to Andrews in Sukarno's eyes becaust of U.S. fruit over the week-end. Nentune Citv 14.41 15.J3J to the federal government for Air Force Base from Los An support for the rebel invasion of In a joint declaration, Presi- New Shrewsbury .... 10.30 12.li redevelopment study funds still geles. A four-hour meeting with Cuba. dents Janio Quadros of ^Brazil Ocean Twp 12.56 12.15 was in the "pending" classifica- Kennedy has been scheduled. The Indonesian Ministry of and Arturo Frondizi of Argen- Oceanport 4.W 5.50 tion today. Diplomatic sources indicated, Foreign Affairs spoke out last tina affirmed a stand against "di- Raritan Twp 12.83 13 82 Bernard Kellenyi, chairman of that the Asian nationalist was! week while Sukarno was heading rect or indirect interference by Roosevelt 18.14 20 39 the local Redevelopment Agency, expected to ask Kennedy not to for Washington. It called upon extra-continental factors" in hem- Rumson 12.39 13.46 said the forms have not been Rive any help whatever to anti- countries around Cuba, without isphere affairs. Red Bank .•.-.; 12.57 14.40 completed by Urban Planning As- Castro forces. The Indonesian mentioning the United States, Shrewsbury Twp. .... 35.81 43 01 sociates, New York City. Concrete Action government already has con- "not to provide opportunities in Sea Brieht 11.24 10 .14 The $66,000 to be requested demned (he Cuban invasion as an their respective territories to Another concrete action was Sea Girt 5.04 5.64 would be used to finance detailed "armed aggression," carefully cdunter-revoluntionary forces, in Honduras' breaking of diplomatic Shrewsbury 12.57 13 04 studies of an area east of Broad prepared from bases in the vicini- their efforts in strengthening: relations with Cuba. And, in Soring Lake 8.18 8.65 St. proposed for redevelopment. ' ty of Cuba. themselves to continue their ag- Guatemala, President Miguel Ydi- Soring Lake The money would have to be gression." goras called on the United States Heights 11.22 11 07 repaid to the government if the to show its "guts" and act even MOVING ALONG — An eight-classroom addition to St. Ann's Catholic School, fo My G.O.P. Friends In Dist. 5 In addition, the foreign minis- South Belmar 6.05 6.87 project becomes a reality, but not more boldly. Many thanks for your wonder, try declared there was a parallel Uooer Freehold if plans are dropped after the Keansburg, is starting to take shape. Besides tho addition, the $400,000 project ful support on Primary Day. I between Cuba and Indonesia In While looking to future U. S. Township 9.25 10.31 study. includes renovation of the church, rectory, convent and school auditorium. Work- am deeply grateful. their fight to "develop their na- policy on Cuba, the administra- Union Beach 24.97 26.68 The Redevelopment Agency men hope to complete project by September, Start of construction wai delayed Chuck Clune tional life in accordance with the tion continued to sift the ashes Wall Twp 8.78 8.93 holds its public meetings the -Adv. ideals of revolution." of the abortive rebel assault. West Long Branch .11.73 13.60 third Thursday of each month. by severe winter. Detroit Takes 1/2 Game Lead; 10—Monday, April 24, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER CBA CopsFrosh Quadrangular Dodgers Win, Giants Split Meet; Keypqrt Soph Victors Pole vault — Won by Oerber (tflj. KEYPORT — Christian Broth. (CBA). 1. Jackson CCBA). S. Nappl , 2. Crowley (K), >. Blix* (CBAi. Associated Press 4-3, although his arm tightened land after eight shutout innings, .""SinclairSili " «SIMiStVlI)/Tlrn«—83.2> Ttrn« 832. :rs Academy and Keyport High 440-yanl dash — Won by Hus«on H ! Detroit stretched its winning and he left the game after eight allowed only four hits. iCl!A>, 2. iUc. (LB,, 3. Davidson Bho\'~pui - Won by Uw (U», J. School were the winners Satur- [CBA), 4. (Jblnger (K). Tlme-57. .toae (K), 3. Fltiterard ICBA), i. streak to seven Sunday and innings. Chuck Estrada, knocked out in Poland iK>. Distance—«'•". day in a quadrangular meet that 8fi0-yard run — Won by Broderlck Discui throw - Won by Mug (V). opened up a half game lead in Art Mahaffey, 22, Philadelphia the first inning last Sunday, came DBA) 2 Germano (CBA>. 3. Kagan ,. Bochler (Ki, 3. Heck (CBA). 4. right-hander, struck out 17 Chi- back and beat the Yankees with included separate freshman and IOBA), 4, Roaolo (St.M). Tlme—3aj;5. Tomasulo (CBA). plilance— lM'V. the American League on the Min- One-mile run — Won by Scullion (Ki. Javelin throw — Won by Germans nesota Twins. cago Cubs, only one short of the help from Dick Hall. Brandt and lophomore events on the cinders 2. Croaa (St.M), 3. McNItfll (CBA). 4. (OBA). 2. Rose (K), 3. Maizy . Brooks Robinson each had three lere. Hyllon (OBAi. Time 4.89. ». Acherneiro (Kl. faletance-l«a11'. Manager Bob Scheffing's Ti- major league record, Anile blank- ISO-yaril High hur (CBA). Height—«'r\ 1 the only run with a fifth-inning Scheffing brought in Terry Fox Sunday overshadowed the early the high Jump with a 5'2" leap. Saturday at the Turtle Brook (OBA), 2. Mut (CBA). HIHalfW-4I . RestaurantSnturHou a, t herert,« . TnrtL Rmntr -._?«! 8hot• puy»"t —» Wo.—.JT?n •— "~ ."b. : " single that hung a third straight who hit two men, loading the struggles in the pennant race. The CBA sophomores, sparked v - u . '• Konohue (OBA). J. Or«!r (K), 4. Los Angeles clung to first place by a double victory by Art De- The guests of honor, Whose Swann (CBA). Dlsianoa—ITf: defeat on Dick (Tough Luck) bases. Donohue bailed him out CONTEST PLANS READIED — Diicutsing details for the DIKU. throw - Won by rani (K). Donovan. by retiring pinch hitters Ken when San Francisco faltered and Fazio' in the high hurdles and 229 combined service totals ».•;Mlrisn. (LB)_ , 3. tow <«»*>. lost the second game to St. Louis fourth' annual predicted log contest between Atlantic yard dash, had no trouble cop- than a quarter century, were £ LiriejMCBA)/ Jackie Brandt and Brooks Rob- Hunt and Leo Burke on pop flies. m inson led a 13-hit attack by Bal In the second game Dick Brown A Giant victory would have put Highlands and Atlantic City, to be held Saturday, June ping the soph meet. CBA rolled presented plaques in appreciation 5 FOS,° °" - b'raore in a 4-1 victory over the had a pinch single which won it them on top of the heap. 24, are representatives of sponsoring organizations, up 63% points to Long Branch's of their many years of devoted ^JJJJ New York Yankees despite in the 11th after the Angel pitch- San Francisco had a chance to 38%, Keyport's 35 and St. Mary's service to the sport of archers »,,- swensonson (LB>(LB. J. Jutt m ut>ut , 4. meeting at the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club. Shown, fourth place total of five. and to the archers of their BBerjttort e ((K)K . Distance—IT'IH"DitIT' . Mickey Mantle's fifth home run. ers loaded the bases on walks. take over first place after beat- SSO-yard relay — Won by CBA (Oani, Cleveland shaded Kansas City, Donohue, 6-4',4 and 190 pounds. ing St. Louis, 2-1, in the opener, Icift to right, rear, are Robert M. Earle, secretary of the . SUMMARY state. Ualmorie. Reynolds, Mylott) ~>. Key- 10-8, with the help of a wild succeeded Bunning who went out The Giants took a 4-2 lead into — Hophomor« — Past presidents are: William porl. 3, Lone Branch. Time—l.tl Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club; Howard M. "Howdy" Christian BrotB*r» Al-Adrmr Sophs Arnold Palmer1* aix-under-jar pitch and a throwing error in a after 10 innings for pinch hitter the ninth inning of the second Loot Branch l[l|h School Hophs 38',i Jackson, Montclair, (1932-1952;) game that set a new American game but the Cardinals rose up Oawson, commodore of the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Kryport HlgQ . Hcnnol Roplls 33 Plato Yarmchuk, Clifton, (1952- 65 at Cherry Hills in Denver last Dick Gemert who tied the score SI. Mary'< of Brain Ambftjr S League record and tied the ma- with a homer. with five runs in the ninth and Club, and George DeLorme, rear commodore of the At- 10O.yarrl riaah — • Won by. Co-upland 1954;) Luttrell Madin, Sand- year was the best closing round jor league mark with 14 pitchers cnA), 1, nunkarrl (Un. 3. Jackson brook, (19M-45.) and Harry ever shot by a winner of the Kralick delighted 13,408 fans got a split 7-4. Maury McDer- lantic Highlands Yacht Club. Seated, Anthony Ruffu, ;CBA1, 4. Nanpl (K). Time—1D.6. (seven on each side) in action. 220-yard rianh — Won hjr DeFarto Cage of Blackwood, (195540.) National Open^ ' who ignored morning rain to mott's pinch double drove In pait commander of the Abiecon Island Power Squadron Bob Shaw, a stubborn holdout watch the Twins play the Sena- three big runs. ln spring training, pitched the tors. After Billy Gardner doubled In the first four innings Mahaf- and co-chairman of this year's contest; Bruce Riddle, Chicago White Sox to a 7-1 dcci- in the fifth, Kralick drove him fey struck out nine men. Going also a past commander of the Absecon Island Power »Ion over Boston and an even home with a single. Donovan, to the ninth he had 16. He struck Squadron, and Bill Howie, former Fair Haven resident break in > doubleheader. Tom beaten on errors openin. g day. by. out the first man but fell one Brewer won the first for Boston, ChChicagi o and whippehidd by CClevel - shorhrtt of tthh e recorodd oii 18 seet by and now an Atlantic City member of the committee, • Bob Feller of Cleveland in 1938 handling publicity and public relations. and tied by Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers in 1959. Mahaffey al- lowed only four hits. Although Dick Ellsworth al- Matawan Posts 3d Circuit lowed only three hits in the first game, the Phils beat him behind Sullivan when Bobby Gene Smith Win Beating Hoffman, 7-4 crashed a home run in the ninth. Spahn was closing in on his 52d shutout when Hoak hit his MATAWAN - After giving up home run in the ninth. He gave LADIES PAY six runs to Matawan in the first up seven hits and struck out four, two innings, Hoffman High boosting • his lifetime total to School held the Huskies down to 2,085. Vern Law, the Pirates' 20- run the rest of the way as the game winner last year, suffered Huskies came out with a 7-4 his third straight defeat. Shore Conference B Division vic- Moon continued his fantastic tory here Friday. spring spurt in the Coliseum For Coach George Deitz's un- where he has hit safely in all 12 defeated Matawan nine it was the games. Don Demeter also hom- Huskies' third loop victory, while ered for the Dodgers and Jerry the Governors are still winless Lynch smashed his second pinch in the circuit. Bill Bowie started on the MOON BEAMS—Phenomenal Wally Moon slammed his homer for the Reds. Billy O'Dell, who failed in the mound for Matawan but he was eighth wrong-field homer in 12 games yesterday as the second game, teamed up with relieved by Dave Gregory in the Lot Angeles Dodgers defeated Cincinnati, 5-1, before rookie Bob Bolin to put down fifth. Paul Edwards was Hoff- man's starter, but he didn't stick 25,289. Moon ii being greeted at home plate by Norm a Cardinal uprising in the firsl game and saved the verdict for around long. He was relieved 'n Larker and a bat boy, right. .. Sam Jones. Ae first without an out by Paul Nagy. "Gee Ma, you were doing Bowie had a good day's work swell—why did you stop?" on the hill, fanning five, walking only two, and allowing only one Red Raiders Top Rumson, 6-3; hit. Gregory fanned seven and walked only one. Nagy sent five Shore back to the bench on strikes. Matawan's four tallies in the Errors Hurt Bulldog Chances Conference first came oh a pair of walks CLASS A and three singles. In the second RUMSON - Keyport High for the Bulldogs, Jim Miller right center field for the two runs the Huskies had two walks, a School had to come from a three- slapped a single to left to send Peters might have had a four- Friday's Results single, and a pair of double steals run deficit Friday afternoon to Nye down to jecond. After Bill bagger had not Andy Acquaro, Asbury Park 6, Neptune 0. to push the two runs over. The defeat Rumson-Falr Haven Reg- Preston fanned for the second the Bulldog right fielder, made Mlddletown Township 6, Freehold first inning produced four runs. ional, 6 3. on the diamond here. out, Jack Zinga pounded out a a beautiful stop to keep the bal Regional 4. Matawan's single run came in Alex Peters starred for the double for two runs and Zinga from rolling up the alley. W L Avg. the fourth when Ed Flynn got on winners. The senior left-hander, then scored on an error. Pete Schanck relieved Haase ir Asbury Park .3 0 1.000 through an error, stole second, who has a no-hitter and one-hit- Rumson's starting pitcher, Nor- the sixth and gave up one hit Mlddletown Twp 3 1 .750 went to third, on an overthrow ter to his credit this season, was man Haas, kept the Red Raider while walking one and fanning Long Branch 2 1 .687 and came over the platter on tagged the hardest by Rumson, bats under control untill the third one in finishing up. Freehold Regional 1 2 .333 Charlie Wathington's sacrifici more so than any team this seas- when they banged out three hits Rumson's only- threat after the Neptune 1 3 .250 fly. on, giving up five hits, but had and, combined with two Region- Red Bank _ 0 3 .000 only one bad inning, that coming three-run outburst in the first Hoffman surprised in the sec al errors, tied the score with came in the fourth frame when ond inning with a three-run pro- in the first when the Bulldogs three runs. A double to left cen- CLASS B NORTHERN DIVISION drove across all three of their Jimmy Green tripled over the duction. With the bases packed ter by Peters was the big blow left fielder's head but died on Friday's Results Jim Nemeth hit a ball six feet runs. of the inning. third. Keyport 8, Rumson-Fair Haven in front of the plate that every- While fanning 12 Bulldog bat- Peters also supplied a single Keyport is tied with Matawan Regional 3. one on the Matawan team ters and walking only one, Pet- in the fifth inning when the Raid- for the B Northern Division lead Matawan 7, Hoffman 4, thought had hit him. With Hoff- ers was a bear at the plate, ers scored the tie-breaking run. each team holding a 3-0 mark Wall 3, Manasquan 1. man runners on the move Bowie banging out three hits, including Rumson's infield didn't give while Rumson is 1-3 in the loop. W L Avg. picked up the ball and whippec two doubles, in four trips to the chucker Haas needed support in Kfyport I6> An R II Keyport ....- S 0 1.000 it toward first but it went ove platter. Peters' three hits were the fifth inning, either, commit- Hownrmn, 2b 3 1 the first baseman's head and thi Rcnurzo, If 3 0 Matawan -.3 0 1.000 half of ttie Keyport total. ting another error when Haas Wllmn. lh 4 3 Atlantic Highlands 1 1 .500 three runners scored. could have been out of the inning The Bulldogs collected their Peters! p _ —.'""..'..-."I' 4 0 Manasquan 1 2 .333 Hoffman's final run in the sev- three runs in the first inning on without the keyport runs. Roth'nprg. c _ _ 4 0 Jnck.ion. nl> _ i n Wall 1 2 .333 enth came when Paul Nagy three hits and an error. Bobby Another error in the seventh Jackson. 3t> .„ 4 Rumson-Falr Haven ...1 3 .250 walked, went to second on Nye rapped the opening hit of Topornkl, tin .. -.._ 1 O led to a pair of Keyport runs. Cum'lnjr*. rf . 3 1 Hoffman 0 2 .000 passed ball, kept on to third when the game, bunting with two After Jim Wilson reached first on the throw to nab him went into strikes and beating the toss to miscue and Bill Hogan walked, Total* _ .30 B I CLASS B SOUTHERN DIVISION Kuimon-Falr Haven (3) ABU I the outfield. He scored on an- first. After one man went out Peters powdered a double to deep Nye. cf , Friday's Result other passed ball. Maurer 2b ... 42 1 Miller, lb . ...3 0 1 Southern Regional 1, Brick Twp, llofrman (4) AR n II _L Preston, c 3 Wuhler. If — 3 O Zlnia, H .... 3 0, 11 innings. Jnr'wlcz. cr „ 3 O Acqunro, rf 3 0 0 Lakewood 5, Toms River 3. Poetscli. 2b - 3 0 Orppne, 3b . 3 Poln,t Pleasant 6, Central Reg. 5, Irman, as „ 3 0 Major League Weiss, ss . .... 2 o Fnrmoso, e .... — 2 1 Hna«. p 2 0 8 Innings. Naity, p, 3b 1 2 SchnncK, p ..._ . .. 0 0 nelck. rf 3 O ,-Alvlno . 1 0 W L Avg Jurskl, lb _ - _ 1 0 3 n-Jarko'ikl 1 0 Totals 27 3 Toms River .750 ErlwnM. p -.._ _ O 0 a.Struckout for Behanck In 7tli. Brick Township 2 .667 Nemelli. 3b .._ 2 0 Md Keyport 00.1 010 2 TltimBnn-Ffllr llavfn 30O 000 0—3 Lakewood 2 .667 Totals 22 4 You can't be first by following.There's only one leader in 2B—Zlnga. Peters <2>; 3B—Greene. Malayan 17) All R Struck out br -- Peters 12 Hafm 4, Southern Regional 2 .500 Plynn, rf _-_.. 23 Rclianck 1: Walks off — Peters 1, Haas Point Pleasant Beach . 1 .333 By The Associated Presi J. Dchanck 1. Jackson. 1b _ _ \. „ 2 1 the four-wheel drive field—and no one wants an imitation! Umpires — Carhanlt. Phlpps. Central Regional 0 .000 Ynte«. IS 21 Collins, 2b . ... .TO (Time is Eastern Standard) NATIONAL LEAGUE nwlf. p, rf *O r.nrnfsrn, c .10 The 'Jeep' Universal is a rugged four-wheel drive workhorse AMERICAN LEAGUE Sunday's Results Ilehr. rf .... .- 20 Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 1 (I'PRory, p... .. 10 Sunday's Results HBitlach. If . ~ 10 designed to make trails where none existed. In rain, snow or Detroit 3-3, Los Angeles 1-2 (sec Milwaukee 3, Pittsburg 1 Fhiladephta 14, Chicago 0-0 Tolall « ^ ond game, 11 Innings) a Struck out for Junk! In 7th San Francisco 2-4, St. Louis 1-7 Huffman 010 OO0 1— Baltimore 4, New York 1 blow the 'Jeep' Universal gets the job done-weather or not! W L Pet. GB M-itawnn - . .420 100 x— 1 Cleveland 10, Kansas City S Struck out by — Edwards 0 Nagy 5, Los Angeles _...8 5 .SIS nn«<* 5 Grecory 7 Walks off •— Eii Boston 4-1, Chicago 3-7 l". "* ~ 6, Bowie 2, Gregory 1, There are 'Jeep' Universal in 3 wheelbases to pick from: Minnesota 1, Washington 0 San Francisco ...» 5 .54! 1 W L Pet. GB S«. Loul« S 5 .545 1 Detroit 7 1 .875 Pittsburgh 5 5 .500 PA Rams Get Fourth 80", 81" and 101". And they've been all use tested, abuse Minnesota _ 7 2 .778 '/, Milwaukee S 3 .500 I'/J New York 5 S .825 2 Chicago 5 6 .455 2 Cincinnati 5 S .455 tested. So be our guest! Drive and test. One is right for you. Cleveland - 5 4 .558 2*A 2 One-Hitter Win Philadelphia 4 7 .364 3 SOUTH RIVER — South Rive Boston 4 4 .500 3 JOB-PROVED Chicago ...._ 4 5 .444 3>/ji Today's Games and High School won its fourth COMPARE THE FIGURES! SEE THE DIFFERENCE Baltimore 3 5 .375 4 Probable Pitchers straight game by a one-hitter last BETWEEN THE CJ-6 AND ITS NEWEST IMITATOR. Milwaukee (Buhl 0-1) at Pitts- Kansas City 2 4 .333 4 Thursday troucing Long Branch, front »le No. ol tire sizes burgh (Friend 2-O) 8:15 p.m. curb weight payload Washington 3 « .333 4'/J 12-1', on the diamond here. Andy pa/load capacity accommodated Only Game Scheduled LOJ Angeles ...... 1 7 .125 I Dustal pitched the unbeaten 'Jeep' CJ-6 2336 lbs. 1564 lbs. 600 lbs. 8 Today's Games and LED CHAMPS AND LEAGUE Rams, 4-0, to victory, allowing Vehicles" 3000 lbs. 900 lbs. 200 lbs. - 3 UNIVERSAL Probable Pitchers SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP)- one hit in a game that lasted (Won Lost Records In Bill Sweeney of the champion five innings. WILLYS MOTORS, INC., TOLEDO, OHIO. One of the growing Kaiser Industries Parentheses) Springfield Indians, picked up a Bill Behrens banged out th New York fTurley 2-0) at Detroit trophy and a $300 bonus for long hit, a single, with two ou Lary 2-0) 1:10 p.m. leading the American Hockey in the last inning. Dustal had a MONMOUTH MOTORS Los Angeles (Grba 1-1) at Chica- League in scoring last season perfect game going until the top 1 Mile North of Eatontown Circle go (Score 0-0) 9 p.m. He tallied 108 points on 40 goals of the fifth inning, but lost th< Cleveland (Perry 1-0) at Balti- and 68 assists. TWINS FOR TWINS — Selected bat boys from 75 sets ace when he walked Ed Kuhm Highway 35 at Kramer Ave. Eatontown, New Jersey more (Pappas 0-1) 8 p.m. It was the first time in 19 of twins, Peter, left and Richard King of Minneapolis ara to open the frame% Minnesota (Aat 1-0) at Kansas TIIMFIM MAVERICK Sunday Evening. 7:30 PM Channel 7 years that a Springfield player all decked out, ready to lerve the Minnesota Twini, Dusta! fanned nine and walked Cty (Larsen 0-0) 9 p.m. led the league in scoring. Pete only Kuhne in a fine pitching per- I Unt'in HON& KONG Wednesday Evenings 7:30 PM Channel 7 Only Games Scheduled Kelly performed the feat in 1942. new entry in the American Leagut. formance. Bowling RfcD BANK REGISTER Monday, April 24. 196J—11 and Horse Racing Returns to N.J. UNCKOVT KKCHKATION WOMEN'S LEAOUE Power 1 W L The Interior Shop 47 34 By BILL ROBINSON Llncroft Inn „ 46 35 Saturday At Garden State Park Acme Furniture _42 39 jlncrolt Pharmacy 42 39 To those who dream of tropical breezes and warm, Jncrolt Esso 40 41 Keansburg Nan Bank 38 43 CAMDEN — Horse racing, grounds with more arriving daily ield, Maine Chance, Ada L. Rice, sunlit seas the fabled Windward and Leeward' Islands Suckle a Auto Body Shop 36 45 Llncroft Youth Center .33 48 America's No. 1 spectator sport, by van and train. Morning traffic Jreentree, A. G. Vandferbilt, 175 Club—B, Lawrence 200, 229, 183' returns to New Jersey Saturday is heavy on the one-mile racing leorge D. Widener, Wheatley, of the West Indies are a shinging lure. A Caribbean E Haas 194, 1B1; A. Aszman 176. 177, I75| M. Laurie 180, M. Cassldy 177, vlth an all-star lineup of stables, surface", with scores of racers ain Hoy, W. G. Helis, Jr., Liang- cruise under sail there is a supreme experience for all 194: A. Surprise vn. N. sieiel 160. orses and riders for Garden galloping and breezing. ^ len, Hastey House, Mrs. E. D. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BAVS1IOI1E tate Park's 24-day spring meet- Track officials are gratified at acobs and Elkcam. •who lpve the water. We have just returned from the TAVF.RN LEAOHIS ng. the response of horsemen to the *The highlight of the session will W L area after a family cruise that was a great success. Conner's Hold _ The track, where "Racing is eight stakes, carrying $260,000 n ie the second modern running o{ (Vestend Liquor added money. Close to 500 nom- e $100,000 Jersey Derby, Amer- Loori's Bar , Planned for Pleasure," is a bee- Although the islands that swing in a great arc RIdgewood Inn hive of activity in preparation for inations have been received from oldest derby, which was in- Nick's Pine Inn ..... such famous stables as Calumet, southeastward and then southerly from Puerto Rico ^o Oceanvlew Tavern the opening. There are already an ugurated at Paterson in 1864. Herb's Place estimated 700 horses on foe King Ranch, Brookmeade, Brook lie Jersey Derby is for 3-year- the South American mainland have a faraway charm Frank's Tavern Paul's Tavern >lds and will be decided at a the air age has brought them close enough to make the At. Hlds. nee. Vars Tavern ile and a furlong on Memorial trip possible over a school spring vacation period. By Bachstadt's _.. _ ay, May 30. A total of 124 of 600 Serifs—Jim Halllgan 21S, 23S, Lions Back In Conference the jet-prop magic carpet of British West Indian Air- 103—Ml; Bill Zlddunas 20!, 181, 2ir he nation's top sophomores are 200 Club—Harry Dwlght 230, Herb icibJc for the event. ways we were swept in a few hours from northern sleet Vaughn 226, Johnny Montaldo 224, The opening day feature will be George Cole 203, 207: John OiiUi 201. Race With Freehold Win and rain to the 20-mile-long island of Antigua in the up-205; Joe Uarchettl 205. Charlie O'Nell he $25,000 added Delaware Val- 205, Llbtiy Harrington 203, Joe Balogh per third of the chain. 202. frankle Pinto 202, Tom McNamara y Stakes for 3-year-olds. Among FREEHOLD — Mlddletown •aired up to limit the Colonials he expected starters are Leon- Township High School bounced five hits and gave up the four USITKD MONDAY NIGHT IKAGUE rd Sasso's Globemaster, H. 0. rack into the Shore Conference Tins in separate innings. Frellnghlysen's Merry Ruler, Brlte Cleaners ™. , ,.... 63 27 Division race Friday with a Cottage Lounge : 62 Coach Arnie Truex's Lions Joncrist Farm's Nashua Blue, All. Hlds. Esso 6-3 win over Freehold Regional. rapped up the ball game with a L. Rice's Try Cash, Ogden pwlghts Plbg. ft Htng. ... Last week Asbury Park jolted Misillo Men " hree-run sixth inning to go along 'hipp's Hitting Away. Brook- Orand Fiaza Pizza the Lions with their first loop vlth two tallies in the fifth, and eld's Inbalance, C. C. Bosha- Banlleld Movers loss. Petrarlla's Golf Bales •ne in the fourth. mer's Mr. Thor and Jaclyn Dopnelt'a Horbrauhaui Bachstadt's Tavern Asbury Park leads the circuit Singles by Bob Stover, Mike table's Hasty Honey. Cometa with a 3-0 mark with Middletown jjftman and Sam Capalbo scored Other eligible] include Jets Pat, Harold's Sunoco _„ „ trailing with a 3-1 record. ..200 Club—Roger McKeozIe 225. John Jie final three for Middletown. Cings Song, Joy ot Easter, Pip- Maxwell 207 221: Paul Pembrleks 220. Ken Ruby and Ken Bullivant JOB Kuhl 31«, Dave Letzelter 203, John he two tallies in the fifth were rs Son, Chalk Line, Oak Dandy, Oenerelll 203. Charley Humph 202, Srnle aross 211. aided by two walks and Jim Ker-Scattergood, Vapor Whirl, Sailor DOG-TIRED AT END — A mongrel dog springs along rigan's pinch double. A hit bats- eware, Covered Bridge and Bel- MIDDLETOWN A LEAGUE man, walk, and bunt single by air Road. w L with Johnny Kelley of Groton, Conn., during the running Bulldog JVs 36 Paul Herr, and an infield out John Daniel'• Men'i Shop .. 8T 41 of the Boston A. A. Marathon last weok, and later Among the top riders expected v ,n pack)ng, __M 42Vi accounted for the first Freehol to see daily action are John Sel- John'i1oo Ban r Villag.... e 47V) crossed over in front of him, upsetting Kelley. An Paddock LounLoungi e 45 Lose to Brick run. ;rs, Herbert Hinojosa, Howard Port Honmowh Clipper. 44 I Penal Cola «u Englishman, Fred Norris, now attending college in the RUMSON — Brick Township's Richie Kane and Hendersoi Irant, Walter Bhim, Joe Cul- Mletown *Lane ,. _ . 3s3 .... singled for the first Freehold ilMMdl00 etown Lane, U. S. stopped to help Kelley up, but Kelley was beaten junior varsity knocked off Rum- mone, Larry Gilligan and George ..S 00 "lt"orle«—tteorgt e RRaydlck 194, 227. 179^600S ; Ed Matu.zew.kt 257, 192, 193 son-Fair Haven Regional's jay- run. It scored on an infield error, Hbb. by a Finnish detective, Eino Oka Okianon. Norris fin- and Bob MiHch's hit got in an- 200 Club—Zol Varza. 204, 205: Stan vees here last week with a 5-2 Of secondary importance to the Savaje 218, John liakien 203. Tony ished third. victory. other; Joe Collins doubled hom< Franclaconl 205, Prank Llpoaky 205. ersey Derby is the $30,000 Cam- Joe Rurflnl 300, Flora Corclonc 217, Jim Brick's scoring came in the one; and two walks, an infieli den Handicap on May 27. The Lytal 210, Dan Pornataro 213, Bll error, and a late throw on alker 203, Bam Galuil 202, Don Mac' second with three runs, and in Camden is for 3-year-olds and up aurhlln 202, 210: John Palandranc the sixth with a pair of tallies fielder's choice got the last mark- and run at a mils and a furlong. 201, Tony Caprlonl 201, Harry Devlin St. Rose Wins Group 1 Title 206. Joe Llpnky 203, Tony Palandranc Connor singled and Sills walked er over. The roster includes Ye» You Will, 204. Clmck FJyna 253, Virgil Smith 224, Ed Henderson and Wayne Cash Larry Tlghe 202, Doc Morgan Collo 21l! Tatty tripled to left and scored Bourbon Prince, All Hands, Nick- INttUSH HARBOR. Antigua, in the Wait Indies, wat In Bridegton Relays Saturday on a passed ball for the three- ion followed Bob Wilson to thi el Boy, Mi. Carlo, Exaltado, Bat- HAHMONT BOWLING NEWS run second. mound, holding the Lions to om tle Neck, Roman Torch and The one* th* bat* for th* English fl*«t under Lord Nelson HABMONlf INDDBTBIAL LEAOUE In the sixth, Brick scored two run on one hit in the first foui Irishman. and it now home port for ablest of charter tailing Twin Boro Rambler ™_ 57 34 BRIDGETON - St. Rose ot mile event and setting a ne< runs without the aid of a hit. rames. The overall attendance for the American Construction H 34 Belmar did the best of the Shore leet record in winning the dis yachts. Vestals still careen ffiere for repairs, at in Food Clreu. 54 3s Larrabee's two*ase error wa Mldllrtowa TVp. (•> AB R Spring meeting a year ago was Armstrong Cork 1 jy> 40 track teams in the Bridgeton Re- tance medley on the cinders here _'ruex. 2b 4 0 C ft A Body Shop 46 44 responsible for the runs. Gazelle, lb - 1 0 567,930 with a daily average of Nelson's day. The Roses' two first place fin- c-Hogan .—... .~ -..— — 1 0 Martin Co. 1 45 45 lays Saturday, winning the two- 23,664. The mutuel play went to Donato Construction 44 46 ihes gave them enough points t Rumson outhit Brick, 8-2, bui DeBrown rf - .-..™.—.——. 0 0 Martin Co. 3 41 4a d-Lufttnan — 1 1 $52,386,732, for a daily handle of Brown and green -amid a turquoise sea, it is ringed Martin Co. 4~"~ " "400 50 op the Group 1 team title. the Bulldogs just couldn't get thi nuby, p : 2 1 runners around to the plate. Capalbo, cf — 3 $2,182,781. with beautiful beaches where creamy rollers march Bill Nunnally ran the half mil Oonnello, It 2 iSSSSSS. ? ?.LL=—L dl Brick Township <5> Oberstadt, rf - 2 o 85 Freehold Dumps o As always there will be fre- ceaselessly in, pushed by the ever-present trade wind. Matthew J. Oil! ZH.135 n 2:07 and Tom McCabe clockei Stein. 2b Kerrigan quent bus and train service from HARMONY TnCBS. NITE sV»DIE8_ to pace Coach Paul Ewing'i Sucky. cf 3 0 Mccieifd," ci~"™n_!ZT_~-.!.!~ 0 o Antigua's English Harbor is the base for a large T. T. Ptl Luciano, 3b * i Herr ss . - .. — —.-... 3 O Philadelphia, New York and Hugheughef Auto SeServicr e 19 78 Toms River, 6-2 luartet to victory in the two-mil Reiser. If 1 1 Bum'vant. p 2 O "Itover 3b ~.-...... ~.-..._...- . S 1 neighborhood points. A parking fleet of auxiliary sailing yachts in the charter service Mary Carter 22 „_ 21 74)4 Atnberaon, c 3 O RarlURlU n SSweet Shop 17 FREEHOLD — Freehold Reg- vent. John Widmeier and E< lonnor, rf - 2 1 Mary Carter 1 911].. sa 1 1 Totals area accomodates upwards of 12,- run by V. E. B.- Nicholson, a retired British naval com- MartiiMartini'' s DDinei r IS ional High School came from & reagan completed the St. Rosi Sendlck, lb — 3 O Freehold Regional (4) ABB 000 care. First post during the Mtl RRestaurant ""in toursome. Talty, p 3 1 Tufenkjlan, 3b 4 0 mander, and his sons. About 20 yachts of many dif- SPeedee WWholesale Flo. Del. .15 one-run deficit, 2-1, in the third — J 2 meeting has been set for 2:30 Iflddletowddletow—n DelicatesseDellcatei n 15 inning to defeat Toms River, 6-2, A brilliant 4:36 mile by thi Totals "Willis, lb'™' t O p.m. (EDT). ferent nationalities operate out of there on one, two orRoberRb t L. Blattery _. Rnmson tt) ABRH Camarata, If ™ 2 O Comer Liquor „_. in a non-Shore Conference en- loses' distance star, Paul Gat Blandenburgo, is . 2 O Henderson, p, cf _ _ 3 0 three week charters. Most of them head south to Mar-Schwelrer Bit* „ counter on the diamond here Thompson, rf . 2 O Petchera, rl 2 1 , led the Roses to victory ii Robinson, If . t O Cashlon, p " "_ 1 0 U. S. COINS BRING Saturday. the distance medley. Joinini Damlco. 3b - . 3 1 Wilson, p . ~..—_.—.....—...-. l 0 tinique and Grenada on what is a fairly regular route, Dlckson. lb . 3 1 Milich. o 2 0 HIGH PRICES The Colonials drove two runs orces with Gately in a record Kyler. . 0 O Marrlner, c _. 2 0 althought plans, arrangements and itineraries are flexi- _ Barron — Far'ell, cf. rf 3 1 Many coini including tfaon found < across the plate in the bottom of letting performance was Mik 2 0 Hubburd, rt r.~ SlelnlU. 2b In your change, bring bign pit-, ble. Sherwln Williams the third inning to take the lead ierwatka in the 880, John Kape Woglom, cf ... 3 0 Ollwether, 2b 1 0 mlumi. The new 1991 •dltloti of Bruce'a Games for good. Burt Camarata was the _ 3 0 0 0 tha Handbook o: U.S. Colm (Dim-' All the boats have professional captains and Walt'a Furniture _ ak running the quarter, and Ar KUlmar.' c . _ 1 O tr&ted) deicrlbei aod UiU tht Matawan Builders big gun, blasting out a triple thur Keefe in the 220. St. Rosi Haabrouck, c — _ 1 O Totals pricei uuit de&ieri p&jr for •Tiry Vee J Contractor Post, p ..„—.-_..__-«-.—— -20 a-Walked for Stelnltz In 5th. coin ircr minted. crews aboard, and the charterer can help run the Wayne Coffee ..._ after Richie Kane and Ed Hen- 'on the event in 8:06, eight se I>arrabee, U . .... 0 0 b.Douhled for Oberstadt in 5th. Crates Beverage c-Fanned for Gazelle In 4th. Sunset Motel „. derson banged out singles. inds better than the old recon Totala .27 d-Blneled for DeBrown In €lb.- boat or not, as he wishes. There is no need for the Carrollers ^-Struck out for Keyler In 7th. Mlddfetown 000 123 C (plm IM posUn lat kuliut) Hazlet Herold ___ Freehold iced the contest in Coach Dave Oxenford's quarti Brick 030 002 0—S Freehold Regional 110 Oil 0 r 2B—Collins, Kerrigan struck out • charterer to have any sailing experience or to do Douglas Electric .. 14 the sixth, scoring three runs on rom Point Pleasant Beai Rumson -— 002 000 0—3 MONMOUTH STAMP Union Drugs ..._, 3B—Damlco. Dlckson, Talty. —Ruby 5, Bullivant 5. Henderson any crew work. Costs run about $25 and up a day Mlddletown Delicatessen one hit, two errors and a fielder's turned in a blazing 3:33 clockini Cashlon 2, Wilson 3; Warns on — Rul AND COIN SHOP Fit Rite Aluminum 12 choice. Camarata started off the 1, Bullivant 3, Henderson 4, Cashli Red". Maple Dellcatesaen 13 in the Group II mile relay, bu 1, Wilson 4; Hlls off — Ruby 5 In 4 U MONMnUTH RT.. BED BANS per person, for the price of the charter and oper- Stern A Carey 15 three-run uprising with a single, Bullivant 0 In 2K Henderson 0 In SBtdnid* 1-MM Mickey Mouse. 14 ad to settle for second plac Green Wave Rips -sahlon 1 In 1. Wilson 4 In 3. ating expenses of fuel, food and liquor, not Includ- Dell Pur Construction 4 advanced to second when Roy Howard of Delaware won thi Umpires — Palala, Ward. Daum was safe at first on a bad vent, turning in a meet recon HOLY NAME SOCIETY LEAGUE throw, and scored when Milich ing shore expenses. We found that taxis for sight- MONMOUTH COUNTY performance of 3:30. The Ga NATIONAL LEAGUE was safe on an error. Daum St. Rose, 10-3 EXPERT SERVICE WORK ett Gull quartet was made up i seeing ashore were the main extra expense, and we St. James 2 _58 3: scored when Dave Glum ground- LONG BRANCH — Blasting off Holy Trinity 1 57 3: *oger Pearce, Bruce Seyfrie with a five-run second inning, From coast-to-coast •pent very little else while the cruise was going on. St. Ro.e 2 58 3 ed out and Don Ollwether Holy Spirit 3 R5 squeezed Milich in with the third Tim Hill and Tom Delatush. Long Branch High School rippec St. Jerome 2 63 Matawan Third English Harbor's atmosphere is unique as a base for Star of the Sea 48 run of the frame. St. Rose, 10-3, here Friday. 8f. Iloae of Lima 2 —44 Ed Kuhne held the Roses tc the cruise, because it reeks of sailing tradition. Its St. Leo the oreat 1 . —.40 After Freehold had taken a 1-0 Matawan High School's fou six hits, including a homer by St. Rose 3 lead in the second on a pair of ;ome of Bradford Braddach name comes from the fact that it was the main Caribbe- Mount Carmel , ( Ken Armstrong in the sixth. II Holy Spirit 4 __28 hits, the Indians rallied to take Richie Bennett, Mike Catherwoo an base for the English fleet in the. eighteenth and early 200 Club—Dan Bruno 211, Art Car- ind Richard Feros placed third was the Green Wave's third wir fititfoni ver 210. Ted contl 210, George Rowe their only lead in the too of the 209, Dom DeVlto 204. John McBrld' the event. against two setbacks. nineteenth centuries, when the European powers were 203. aary Penta 202. Ed Greka 201. third. Bob Lewis singled, ad- struggling for control of the Caribbean, and the English, AMERICAN LEAGUE vanced to second when Dave Lee Asbury Park, behind sprint The five-run second inning w came with the aid of five errors St. Dorothea was hit bv a pitch, and. after :aleb Morris' 52 flat anchor lap, under Horatio Nelson, eventually won out fit. Catharine and singles by Moser and Gait- Holy Trinity 2 pulling a double steal, both runs laced third in the Group 4 mi The harbor, on Antigua's south coast, is almost in- St. Anthony , scored on a single by Andy Dur- elay, won by Woodbrldge wi man, along with some other mis- Brake and Front-End Service! St. Rose of Luna 1 _; calculations in the inning. visible from the open sea, as its narrow entrance leads St. Jerome 1 . ak. Trenton Central second. Wood Holy Spirit 2 Glum went the distance for the SI. Ilo«e (3) ABR St. James 1 ridge won in 3:33.5 while th 4 0 to a dogleg, inside of which is a perfectly landlocked St Denis Colonials to Dick up the victory Blue Bishops turned in a 3:36. Day, •• -—~. 4 O St. Rose 1 Smith lb p -.4 0 basin ringed with towering hills. Crumbling ruins on SBt Leoo Thoo Great ™35 while Don Manns went the route erformance. Cook. '3b _ _ *- 3 O Holy Spirit 1 30 60 for thp losers. Glum fanned eieht, Mulvaney, p, 11 3 l • the heights reveal how well fortified it was in the days 600 Series—Tony DeStefano 236, 21< Brick Township also grabbed Adamee, cf - 3 t walked three and Rave up only hird place finish. The Green Gerl'kl, lb - -.„"... 2 0 when close range cannon fire could protect a harbor 2M> Club—Bob Rich 215, Steve Rhed three hits wiiile Manns put out Armstrong, c — ..— 2 0 lack 213, Wilson Alburtua 210, Henri Dragons copped their third plac Rothleln. rf 3 0 from invasion. Chief all o 209, Joe Ztzwarek 209, Julei six via strikes, didn't walk a Sagtil 203, Bill Power 203, Pete Boskt in the Group 2 two-mile relay Totals ...... _...2S ~3 201. Jdhn Whlta 200, Prank McNall' batter, but was tagged for nine IMUK Branch ABR Because of its security from hurricanes and 200. safeties. Toms River and Freehold Aacliet.no, 2b —_ 4 1 Toms River AB It II ional also ran in the relays, bu D^rkoiikt, rf _ „ 4 1 the enemy, English Harbor was the main repair and SUNDAY NIOflT MIXED DOUBLES Galtman, lb „ „ 4 1 LEAGUE Lewis. 2b - 3 'ailed to place. Acerra. c - 3 1 W L Jacobua. 3b . - - -... * Bokpr. cf - 4 1 fitting out base where ships were careened (tipped Rcc Tap House JH 27 Lee rf , _ „ •;••% Moser, sa 4 2 Walt's Chevron .... nuraku. . c '2 Rehrens. If 4 1 Alpine Coni't \\ndersond , If 3 Annstasia, If _ 0 0 over) for bottom work. Most of the dockyard Sheriaan Bar YcaKer. sfl 2 Volp, 3b : _._„...„. 4 l Conover Heating OOlmajroal . ct 2 0 0 Phillip To Coacl \uhne p -™.,-.._..™.. —.-.._..__ 2 1 buildings still remain. They have fallen to ruin In City Barbers Frame, ef Little Silver Electric Qralrhen, lb ™ „ 3 Totals —-~ 33 10 I1 Atlantic Hotel ,. D. Manns, p _ "1 Z 3 0 1 .. Rose 000 201— many cases, but are now being restored in a Wil- Red Bank Rec. ..._ _ New ABL Team ong Branch 052 003-^1 Cuvl B. Jonei, Painting Totals .- ..- 28 1 3 2B--Oa!tman; HR—Armstrong. liamsburg-Iike project. To go there is like stepping Allen Electric Freehold Iteilr of the famous Harlem Globe- where applicable. Highlands Esso Elation _...3» In 6th. Monmouth Youth Athletic Asso Edith's Beauty Salon _ 35 b-Ran for Milich In the 61h. trotters and owner of the team Tahiti, or the Canaries. Yachts still careen there for Toma River _ 002 000 0_2 ciation announced that all it! 500 Serlea — M. Ferry 5(6. C. Lett which will operate as the Chi repairs as did Nelson's ships. 540. F. KohlcnbUKch 533, t. Remit Freehold ...012 OKI T—6 baseball teams in the Boys am 524, S. Bahr 624, M. Kohlenbusch 315 3B—camaratn. struck Out By—Mnnnn ago Majors. P. Swenson 514. N. Bealty 510 M e, Olum S. Walks off—Mnnhs 0, alum Youth League divisions, and on ALL FOR ONLY... Some stop for a while to join the charter fleet, Sclortlnn BM, W. Sheahan 508, T. 3. Umpires — Trosh and Martla. of its five farm teams will a Horan 502. P. Bahrs 502, H. McDonald Saperstein said Phillip was gi 501. :n a long-term contract. The sai have sponsors for the comin while others rest a few days or weeks and then take off 200 Club _ p. Swenion 224. W. Sheahan 224, c. Letts 222. S. Bahr 218. iry was not discussed. season. again. Our charter yacht was the 52-foot diesel ketch r. Remak 210, A. Alverson 206, F. Umpires' Clinic Kohlenbuac"-•-•-— h 204• , T- . Horan 202, M. Phillip, 39, was captain of thi Sponsors include Berg Agency Kohlenbusch 202, N. Beatty 202, M. sixth year; Matthew Gill, Rea Viking II, operated by Sten and Brita Holmdahl of Ferry 201. Illinois whiz kids before playini II years in rhp National Baskel Estate, third year; Harmon; Gotesborg, Sweden. They were the first man and wife ATI-ANHO HIGHLANDS SlatedTomorrow Bowl and Ideal Accountants o BUSTNKSHMEN'S LEAGUE MIDDLETOWN - Jack W. tall Association. W Phillip retired as coach of th New Jersey, second year. Other! to sail around the world in a small boat, the 33-foot Petraglla Golf Bales -.58 37 Moody, superintendent of recre- are McDonald Drive-In and Rob Ilegfrted Hardware . JSO 37 ation here, last week announced St. Louis Hawlis of the Nation Viking I, in 1952-3. Next week we will tell of our R. McCue Plumbing A U.\.Z"..5Z 40 erts Equipment Co. Loorl's Bar ..._ 49U 43< the sponsorship of an "umpires' Basketball Association two yeai Most Cars Al Wolfe & Sons Zw 441 ago. He recently has been opera Over 160 boys recently regis cruise on her and the islands we visited. Cratei Beverages . 48 49 clinic" tomorrow, starting at 8 Ball Joints $11-95 o, Koeppel ft son 47 46 ing an automobile agency tered at the Old Village Fire The Brooks Agency '.A2 51 p.m. Hausers Insurance 42 51 Through the co-operation of the 'aim Springs, Calif. Company fire house. ° Air Suspension & Julian* Sport Shop „ 42 51 White Crystal :.._ ,42 51 commission, Board of Education Saperstein, who will be activ The association conveys it: Torsion Bars $13-95 Caso Cleaners 32 61 and the Shore Area Umpires As- ximmissloner of the ABL for the thanks to the sponsors who havi Triplicate — All Bercnria 168, \6b 168i«r. 200 Club — John Montaldo 202, Johi sociation, the clinic for umpires irst two seasons, did not contem made tfie leagues successful 8111M 202, Paul Pcmbrlcks 202, Cha, Carbona 207, Don Worth 241. N*rl will" be held' at the high school •late any difficulty getting talent tiie past years. MacLauehlln 206, Chas Dllone 215, gymnasium. Harry Dwlght 200. Jack Flynn 202, Jots Marchettl 224, tian Bahr 21 In addition to present and pro- Harry Rubley 221, RuJt McCue 203. spective umpires, the clinic will KEYPORT HUHINESSMEN LEAGUE be of value to managers and RUG CLEANING W koyport Wine A Liquor 65 coaches in developing a better Mlddletown Lanes Pro Shop ..64 AT ITS Brlgailoon Village understanding of the basic rules Middle town Lanes of the game and relationships be- FINEST AND FASTEST where your dollar buy* MILES mora Pennettl Roofing Circle Chevrolet tween managers and umpires. Keyport Cleaners „._. In Your Home • Or In Our Modern Plant STORES Union Drugs Jack Schrumpf, secretary of Scorai Construct! the Umpires Association, reports SHadytid* 7-5700 Variese Construction AND LOW IN COS1 600 Beries — Chan an outstanding educational pro- 2*2, 208-606. gram has been prepared. LEON'S Maple Ave. at White St. 200 Club — Walt Salmon 224. fleo. HTTS«U»6H 751 Jacobs 218. Walt WlcUley 203, Al Cog- The clinic is open to the public SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING RED BANK 3 min. itiu'on rtli from Aibury PUR llano 215, Jack Hamen 224, Hank Qu RUG CLEANERS WMSHUHTON, D.C 53X illlf I PM. iOK III HI IlKhKlat rich 202, Cbaa. Pruschnlk 204, HI and there Is no charge. AH those Coward 212, Nick Qrandlnettl 221, Bte interested in umpiring are urged WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK 1000 Aibury Avtniw PR 5-8700 Aitery Park Slolenz 221. Al Bennett 202, Bill Wi ling 202. to attend. HANK KETCHAM douOy shellac and prepare for a 12—Monday, April 24, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER , New . Port DENNIS THE MENACJt great career! 1 Dear George: Asks Industry Shrewsbury Monmouth The young American woman no MEDICAL The Wilson Park Civic Assocla- longer knows how to tew, cook, Leigh Ann Crowiey, daughter of ion met in the home of Mr. and or keep house. What good li the Aid to Reduce (Send your problems to George, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Crowiey, Mrs. Robert Beckingham. Gar- to the young American mm? IS Delwood La., celebrated her c/o tbls newspaper, and aay, rett PI. Detective Lt. Joseph Me Old-Faihioned Wife MEMOS eighth birthday at a party "Why am I writing to you. Bus- Army Costs Carthy was guest speaker. Dear Old-Faihloned Wire: VV *» l» at her home. Her guests included ter?") • ' . A committee was formed to CHICAGO — An appeal to in- Alicia and. Kitt Finley, Diane Well, for one thing, they have make plans for a family picnic dustry to aid the Army in re- Fox, Christine Kirk, Maria Ma- Dear. George: a way of growing Into old-fash- When a doctor examines your ion, Joanne Riley, Carlyn Ewald, this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ioned wives—and getting there If ducing costs has been made by I'm in a terrible fix. I'm a chest he is likely to say that he an Francisco, they visited Mrs in the First Aid hall. Plans for 103 E. Front.Street wide area, and whether it is Zeigler's parents, Mr. and Mrs family picnic are being made Red Bank, N. J. heard during inspiration or when Earvy R. Miller, in Sherman by the Ladies Auxiliary, which the breath is expired. Oaks. met in the First Aid hall, April CHARLES E. SAVAGI Some sounds mean there is an 12. SH 1-6464 infection such as bronchitis SH 1-0002 Mtnigor Robert Davidson, daughter of thestery whereas other sounds are char- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. David- acteristic of an allergy such as son, 14 Riveredge Rd., is conva- spent last Sunday with Mr. and RegiiTarod* Repreientatlvei asthma. Special sounds heard in lescing at home. Mrs. Edward Pladdys of North britain small area, especially in the Bergen. They attended the Inter- STANLEY P. JACOBS upper part of the chest, may be collegiate Glee Club competition Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Knauff, IARNETHIRSCH suspicious of tuberculosis. Other 41 Meredith Dr.. entertained in the N. J. State Teachers Col- rales are heard in pleurisy and Woman's Club officers and their lege, Jersey City, in which Rob- pericarditis (inflammation of the husbands at cocktails recently. Bit Pladdys took part. ' sac which surrounds the heart) Those attending included Mr. and . . fmi. For example, in pneumonia, a Mrs. Joseph Larkin, Mr. and tmi mtntutt at tbt tlory rale which sounds like the rub- Mrs. John Kappmaier, Mr. tf bft m the royd houst- bing of hair between the fingers and Mrs. Samuel Laird, Jr., Mr. boU, tM by ttynt, Prin- is usually heard at the base of and Mrs. Walter Govinsky, Mr. the lungs, at the end of inspir- and Mrs. John L. Ewald, Mr. and rot Meg't ptTumd foot- ation. Mrs. Joseph C. Bechtle, Mr. and mm. Retd "My Life with Mrs. Frank Connelly, Mr. and Trinctit Mtrgsrtt" m Mrs. William Suter, Mrs. Marie lodsft ... AFCEA Hears C. Decker and Dr. William C. Ellis. JOVRNAL-AMERKAS Research Officer FORT MONMOUTH — Thomas Mrs. William T, Thomson of Meloy, chairman of the board o Short Hills is spending a week Melpar, Inc., Falls Church, Va. with her son and his family, Mr. research firm, addressed Fort and Mrs. Robert Thomson, 143 Monmouth Chapter,- Armed Riveredge Rd. Forces Communications and Elec- tronics Association Thursday al Dr. and Mrs. Jerald R. Cureton Gibhs Hall Officers' Club. and children Richard, Jerry and His subject was "Needs and Ruth, 83 Riveredge Rd., spent Impacts of Basic Research." week recently vacationing in Chi- The meeting was the last o cago, Canada and Niagara Falls. the season at which there will be a guest speaker. The May get-to- Chiropractor Unit gether will be in the form of a dinner-dance to follow the annual Names New Officers election of officers. There will be ASBURY PARK — Dr. Robert no meetings in June, July an H. Doe, Belmar, was elected August. " president of the Monmouth-Ocean - «•• !."( " "'••,,'. «."•'-' A nominating committee ha County Chiropractors Association submitted the following slate of at a meeting in Howard John- officers for the 1961-1962 season: son's Restaurant, Rt. 35. Col. Murray A. Little for presi- Other new officers are Dr. Ru- no.l specialist dent; Charles Marsh, Harry C. ben Kaplan, Red Bank, president- Ross, Capt. S. E. Edelstein, Jr elect; Dr. James Cartisano, Lake, U.SJf., Charles M. Arthur and wood, vice president,' and D in storage! Felix Cell! for vice presidents; James Rogers, Bradley Beach, Melvin C. Werksman, for secre- secretary-treasurer. tary, and Thomas Schlitz, fo treasurer. Col. Little is now firsi It pays to advertise in Th vice president. Register.—Advertisement. Returns lo Italy Pretty Pair After 8-Month Visit MATAWAN — Miss Carmeli Printed Pattern Ruocco, Naples, Italy, is en rout home aboard the SS Vulcania, aft er a visit of eight months wit relatives in this area. She tourec Florida, Washington, D. C. Con necticut, Pennsylvania and Ne ANDERSON BROS.. Inc. York State. Maia Office & Warrtouui Miss Ruocco stayed with hei uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 11-53 Mechoak Si. Rod lank Joseph Mocci, Hazlet, and vlsitec her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr TEL SH 1.0030 Michael Scarabino and famil. •m«k Offlu ft Wmnhtu— New York City, and cousins Joh: Tit BaiKLIY AVINUI and Andrew Nunziato and Mrs Florence Malinconico, Matawan. Trt. Pln>Ml ••••47 Prior to leaving, she was hon ored at a bon voyage party al the home of Mrs. Malinconico 34 Lower Main St.

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RED BANK REGISTER Monday, April 24, 1961-13 STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERC'ARD Aniwtr pun CROSSWORD PUZZLE *• •"»«•*'* " -HTHMtMTH t-JUcuil Bridge Column SOMETHING/-ANYTMIN0/ •-Prtpotltlon AS NORA AND A 10-DU STEVE DISCUSS U-ElliU By ALFRED SHEINWOLD lt-IUllin pott feoms STRANGE IT-EtuTut The two basic rules of commu- 10-L*nd«a BEHAVIOR, ll-Not> ct >»)• natation are: Speak up loud and WERE IS S4-B7rabol for clear, and then sit down and keep The Hand A SCREAM c«uclum H-Wlngllk» quiet. Don't forget that second FROM »7-V«nr« rule when you're signalling at South dealer IN SIDE/-• 10-Ancltnt district of bridge. Neither tide vulnerable Oraeci There was no sensible reason NORTH M-Klm of 5 faInlaaA b««lts for West's opening lead. A player 4K H-AMwn tow H-IUldert S> I 9 4 3 If-Ttku «•'• 17-I*t nil who has nothing of his own to 0 A K 8 I8-Plipem ••-Inclines) fi7-F«maU rult establish should try to strike • K 5 4 3 ll-rrightful H-Unlt tf WEST 41-Inttniaxnt Slameu 88-A continent his partner's suit. In this case EAST 41-Eirlltr currency Ubbr.) West might have followed the old 4 8 6 4 4. A Q I 10 2 M-Piinttr-a (pi.) fO-Compau notrump maxim: When in doubt, V A 10 (J87 5 2 mtuura It-Unit ol point 0 9 5 4 3 0 10 7 2 M-Anothir Italian lead spades. * 10 9 8 7 JJ-Proooun prlntora ouroncr fl-Conjunctlon 4> 2 By WAlt D1SNEI H-HKh muiur* (DO 8i-Pr«fix: down The pointless opening lead SOUTH MICKEY MOUSE tl-Ferw * 9 7 3 Il-Qnltt) gav« South a reprieve, but not VU. RUN POWN ANP a full release. He could take four VK Q6 . P«rulnln» OQ f 6 HOPE IT WONT RAIN GET A RWER TO SEE to Norway clubs and three diamonds, but he Q J 6 FOR THE BALL GAVE WHAT THE WEATHERMAN W-Ftdal «lf It A 47-C*lmn«7 had to go after hearts to try for Sooth W& North Eat TOCWV! nine tricks. As soon as South led I* Pan 10? Pan heart West would be able to t NT PasPass 3 NT AlAll Piss -Olrl'antmi/- S-Labor i put up the ace of hearts and Opening lead — * 10 It-BW.r la shift to a spade. Italr H-T«utoalg South was in no hurry to lead DAILY QUESTION M-Lattlc hearts. He knew that the oppon- Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to work ents were fussing with each oth- 18 points), and the next player M-CompmM point T and judged that a few rounds passes. You hold: Spades — A IMUIMlT* of clubs would give them a fur- Q J 10 2 Hearts—8 7 5 2 Dia- U-Butam 38 U-Portlons ol [her chance to show their annoy- monds—10 7 2 Clubs—2. What do modidn. nce. Answer: Bid two clubs, the Stay- M-Comcaai point Chance to Speak man Convention. This asks part- It-Baton ner to show a major suit if he DOWN When South led a second round can. You intend to raise either 1-Vat 57 of clubs, East had his chance to By LEE FALK and WILSON McCOY I-A Mttl major to game. If partner bids THE PHANTOM l-Po>Uciipt speak, and he did so by slapping two diamonds, showing no ma (abbr.) the queen of spades' down on the 4-PUut« jor suit, you can safely bid two NOW I-Kaputi table. This was mildly improper, spades. •Bqudr since a player is expected to ANDfiKOTMEN t-iuoburn Diitr. by Vnltid Feslur. SjiK)lc«te, Inc. ft make each play with the same OC WAMBKI" lack of emphasis. RENEGADE Will Worse was to come. When But there's a reason: by discarding the deuces of in the local grade school from BV A DEVASTATING FOREST FIRE mouth College, majoring laexecu 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. On these days, SOMEWHERE ISOKTH- OF HOST His nephew, James, baa been hearts and diamonds. If he did FOREST, WANDA AND KLANG, A tlve secretarial studies: William campaigning for New Jersey's decide to throw the queen o grades one through three will bi PAIR OF WOLVE^FIS SOUTHWARD Arice, Oswego State College and GOP gubernatorial nomination. spades, that was enough. He had in session from 8:55 a.m. to 12:31 Trenton State College, teaching; James P. Mitchell of Little Sil- spoken, and the time had come p.m. grades four through eighl Thomas Btumgartner, Monmouth ver who was secretary of la- to sit down and keep quiet. will be held from 8:55 a.m. t College, Newark College of En bor In the Eisenhower adminls- 12:45 p.m. Kindergarten classei tineertng and Rutgers University tlon, won the primary earlier will be conducted as usual. engineering; Richard Bennett, this week, so Mitchell is now Rutgers University, liberal arts Sharon Thome, daughter of Mr. busily trying to catch up with Regional WANDA SEARCHES FOR A PEN AS THE/ HE'S OUT OP Bradford Bradach. Seton Hall the rest of the cast. and Mrs. William Thorne, West TRAVEL, BUT KLANG HURRIES HB? ONiVABl PANGER NOW, Wa WITF1BIJ University and University of He's been spending every Highland Ave., celebrated her 14th 9EEK1NS A SECU1DE0 AREA. WHERE THEY BUT I'M AFRAID HIS MENTAL . RECOVER* WU.TAKE SCWETTME/ Bridgeport, Industrial design; Dor- possible minute campaigning Work Starts birthday at a party in her home. MAV FtMD SAFBTV FOR THBR COWING PUPS othy Burch, Muhtenberg Hospital, for his nephew. Attending were Penny Gregerson, nursing; Michael Catherwood, Rut- Collenn Finan. Carol Burdge. In gers University and Trenton State In August grid Alban, Janine Potter, Lind NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and CEORGE CRANDALL College, teaching; Patricia Chap- OCEANPORT - The state De- Pannacione, Robert Gunderson /IT'S BECAUSE meat, Monmouth College, Liberal Register 102 partment of Education gave its Donald Spengeman, Robert Sun / THEY'RE NATURAU.V «rt$; and Rebecca Copper, Rus- preliminary approval to plans for din and Mike Clark. SOOCWEUrBEHWEP:"/ WE /WJST sell Sage College and Simmons \ A.NP OBEPIENT /'IV BE60IN&,,, New Pupils the Shore Regional High School, \ CHILPBENi ./ IV College, retailing. the Board of Education was told Also, Edith Crawford, Douglass Thursday. Little Silver College and Newark State Col- In Keansburg Alfred Green, the school's ar- Mrs. Joseph P. Driscoll, 51 Ber- lege, teaching; John D'Agostino chitect, informed the board that nard Ter., is chairman of the Ro Rutgers University and Seton Hall KEANSBURG - Thomas Gar- specifications will be ready for sary-Altar Society mother-daugh University, biological science; Ju rison, school superintendent, bids by June, and ground will be ter breakfast to be held on Moth- dith Davis, Monmouth College, Thursday advised the Board of broken in early August. er's Day at 10 o'clock in the base- executive secretarial studies; An Education that 102 children had Tlie board engaged the Garden ment of Nativity Catholic Church, toinette Delia Pietro, Trenton been registered for kindergarten State Testing Company to take Fair Haven. Guest speaker will State College, teaching; Bruce De in September. the borings, as requested by Mr. be Sister Victor, St. Agnes Con- Shaw, Norwich University and With this number enrolled Green. vent, Atlantic Highlands, whose Pennsylvania Military College, en- this early, he stated, it undoubt- Thre will be eight 25-foot bor- topic will be "Modeled Afte gineering; Phyllis Devaney, New- Mary". edly will be necessary to have ings and two 50-foot borings ncc ark. Beth Israel Hospital, nurs- five kindergarten classes this essary to determine the nature POGO By WALT KELLY ing; Han Dong, Monmouth Col- fall, necessitating the hiring of John F. Baruch, 65 Little Sil- lege, liberal arts; John Eget, of the land and the quality and another teacher. strength of the foundation to be ver Pkwy., is a patient in Mon- Monmouth College, accounting; The board accepted the resig- mouth Medical Center, Long Karen Garey, Adelphi College, erected for the school building nation of John D. Hugties from said Peter Green, board presi Branch. nursing; and Kenneth Graulich, the teaching staff. Mr. Hughes is Monmouth College, liberal arts. dent. accepting the post of assistant The cost for the borings, wil Mrs. George A. Darragh, Sr., Also, David Gregory, Trenton headmaster at Wyoming Day run at $3.95 per foot for the first 52 Maple Ave., is confined to her 'State College, teaching; Robert School In Pennsylvania. 25 feet, and $4.95 for each ad- home with illness. Haslach, Monmouth College, elec- Contracts from 30 teachers ditional foot. tronics technician; Sharon Hen- were signed for 1961-62 and re- The board also voted to apply Mrs. Robert Ayres, 148 North Shaw, Rider College, liberal arts; Lovett Ave., has been appointed turned, leaving only one vacancy to the state Highway Department Byron Hicks, Monmouth College, assistant to Mrs. John J, Balkan, to be filled. for permission to construct a liberal arts; John Hinds, Rutgers Mr. Garrison announced open librarian. Mrs. Balkan reports University and Trenton State Col- driveway on Rt. 36, and to re circulation for March was 1678 house will be held at the school quest a 300-foot deceleration area lege, teaching; Sheila Lasko, Ber- April 28, starting at 7:30 p.m. books. New schedule for the li- keley Secretarial School, secre- on Rt. 36 for school buses. The following contracts for brary will include Wednesday tarial studies; Mary Ann Maier, The board adjourned to April 1961-62 were approved: Mrs. from 2 to 5 p.m., in addition Manhattan School for Medical As- 27, when a special meeting will Charles Geant, school secretary, to existing hours, Tuesday and sistants, medical technician; Wil be held at the Oceanport School. $2,900; Frank Peters, attendance Friday from 2 to 5 p.m.; Monday, By /iLLE;V SAUNDERS and KEN ERNSI Ham Marshall, Monmouth College MARY WORTH officer, $1,500; Frederick Ogden, 7 to 9 p.m., and Saturday from and Seton Hall University, liberal The winner of the team title 9 a.m. to noon. I DIDNT WXXI YOU BECAUSE VOU WE Janitor, $4,500; George Biersack, TALL AND HANDSOME, DEAREST! •• BUT arts; Geroge Marz, Rutgers Uni of the National Collegiate Cross New children's books recently janitor. $4,600; Mrs. Alma E. Mc- YOU'VE MADE ME 5EE MYSELF, HORACE BECAUSE YOU WERE THE FINEST HUMAN, versity, liberal arts; and Rob Country Championships receives obtained are "More Research BEING I HAD EVER MET!-AND VOU Connell, school nurse, $4,000. the E. C. (Billy) Hayes Trophy. ••AND IT ISN'T A PLEASING SPECTACLE!--A ert Mitchell, Rutgers University Ideas for Young Scientists," "Ani- 5TILL ARE! ^- NHy, I DONt Keansburg teachers, active WOMAN, NEAR1N6 MIDDLE-A6E, NOURISHING and Stevens Institute of Technol- The trophy honors the memory mal Clocks and Compasses," THE SILLY NOTION THAI A YOUNG MAN'5 Jl £VEN RESENT THOSE ogy, engineering. members of the Parent-Teacher of a former Indiana University "Seven Miles Down," "Japanese 0LITENES5 TOTH E BOSS'S WIFE ^4\* AWFUL PIPE-ASH Association, were granted the coach who helped found the WAS--ROMANTIC INTEREST! BUR.N5 ON EVERY Also, Margaret Nann, Jersey Inn," "Fun with Scientific Experi- SUIT YOU OWN.' use of a classroom one evening championships. ments," and "Where's Prancer?" City State College and Newark each month to assist high school State College, teaching; Sarah students with reference work for Noddings, Douglass College and ther studies. 'ASTRO-GUIDE'* By Ceean Montclsir State College, teaching; Judy Norberg, Glassboro state Louis Collichio, candidate for For Tuesday, April 25 College and Trenton State College, borough councilman, was granted teaching; Sally Pearson, Douglass permission to use the school au- Present—For You and ditorum May 4 for' a forum to College and Trenton State Col- Yours • • • Some letdown is felt, debate the issues of the cam- lege, teaching; Karin Pulvermul- but the outlook is not com- paign. l«r, Trenton State College, teach- pletely negative There is a ing: William Ratcliffe, Pace Col- In granting permission for use feeling of exhaustion due to lege, business administration; of the school, the board stressed REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY Kathleen Reardon, Lyons Insti- that no rallies will be permitted ovci-excrtion of the -past couple tute, medical secretary; Miriam in the building, and that any can- of days, but this can be Sample, Douglass College, teach- didates making the same request, remedied by extra sleep and re- ing and Ernest Shortridge, Fair- would be granted the same priv- laxation. You may have to Wgh Dickinson University, New- ilege as Mr. Collichio. make some compromises, but in ark College of Engineering and the long tun they will be to ' Rutgers University, engineering. your advantage. And, Robert Smith, Newark Col- Squad Fund lege of Engineering and Rulgers Past • • • Transportation was Future. . . Housewives will University, engineering; Edwina highlighted on April 25 — in welcome an automatic bed- Smith Robinson, Fitkin Hospital Drive Starts 1831 when the first U.S. street- maker that will attach to the and Mt. Sinai Hospital, nursing; car company began horsecar mattress and eliminate tugging, John Smoyak, Trenton State Col- service in New York, and in pulling or smoothing out. Push Next Month 1901 when New York issued a button and the sheet-changer lege, teaching; Helen Van Meer- RED BANK — The Red Bank the first auto license plates (cost and bed-maker will do every- beke, Manhattan School for Medi- $1.00). thing but puff up the pillows. cal Assistants, medical techni- First Aid and Rescue Squad will cian; Rosemarie Wallace, Glass- launch a fund drive in May. bora State and Trenton State Col- Calvin Carhart, fund-raising The Day Under Your Sign THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY lege, teaching; Joyce Ward, Clare- committee member, said today ARIES (Bora Much 21 la April 19) LIBRA (S«pt. 23 to Oct. 22) rnont Secretarial School and Wood letters will be sent to residents This can be a productive »d»y, but TOU'U A practical reward ihwiW be forthcoming School, secretarial studies; Nancy of Red Bank and , Shrewsbury hive to eoticrntrite on tbe job. ' for extra work you did enroe time ago. Yuschak, Newark State College next month. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) POCKETS C* Ilftorc Mxncone'a peeriahneif. Aspects— Stress humor in your relation! will) Wr.0 and Trenton State College, teach- The purpose of the appeal is and temper*—improre later in the day. others. •— ing; and Michael Zelwak, Par- to reduce the mortgage on the GEMINI (May 21 to Jim* 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D.c. 21J sons College, liberal arts. squad's building. Try persuasion instead o{ forte, even Altltougit you find it difficult, try to aee Ihougu tomeone is unrtaroniblt. "This will be the only type of things tlic other person's way. Other college bound students CANCER (Jun* 22 tboK ot Don't be content with Kcond-ratr schieve- The Columbia River and its Fossils show that a wombat ether*. tnenu. Liveup to whit's expected of vou. L tributaries drain 259,000 square the size of a hippopotamus lived «1061, ttrid Kolerprisw. Inc. miles. in prehistoric Australia. 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Er- 1000. mer employment In dental office, full SHII1T OPERATORS — Experienced or part time. Pleasa call Nancy Hight, HYBRIDS, ANNUALS. VEGETABLES 30 LAYING HKNS — or bedroom and bath. Hot water oil heater Law mileage. SH 1-91S2 afle •ellent condition, fully equipped. $1,950. SPECIAL PACKAGE DEALS — 196wome1 n preferred. Apply Donald's SH 7-5272, eventaRs. • 129 lor the lot. S:30. 3eforp 6 p.m. RU 1-1500 after 6 p.m. —By the flat, wholesale, retail. AU HO 2-1409 ,eVt. $75 monthly on lease John L. ill T-3SO2. 17" Bttmson Cruiser, aleepa two, llgnu. Laundry -H Marlon St.. Ileii Bank. popular varietfet. Fioreitt Qreenhouaea, MlnuEh Agency, phono RU l-07». top, steering, bottom paint, with a MATURE WOMAN -- Live-In, assist Grovo St., oil Navealnk Rivet Hd., DAPPLE GRAY OELDINO. AUTOS AND TRUCKS •"ORD, 1959 Falrijine. Four-door, VS. 1961 *0 h.p- Mercury with, controls. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Mlddlctown. Gentle. WIDE SELECTION' OF IlENTALS - 1 ladle, heater, automatic. Power iteer Ready for lh« water. Pre-sewon aale housework and. care of child ten years, Furmitied ana unturnlshed. Jmrned- •««™»»sw»»»«""'^"«" Call alter 9 p.m. SH 7-3359. iGFIUQCRATOR — Kelvlnator. excel- HO 2-2485 ig. While-walls.-*BOW tire*. But res.p.lOa Tht» and many others on Bale HART TiMK- MULTiUTH 1230 opera- 1 inable offer. OS 1-2157. now at the Boat and Ekt Center, 75 SECRETARY—For CPA office; typing •nt condition — F». Call MU 1-5722 HUME WANTED — "Smokey" a beau- tor. Xerography. Evenings and ween- i a.m. to & p.m. tlfitt male Dalmatian, two ycara. Re- o'cesnv.-. WAJS ®. ofd-a 953 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN, four-door, White St, Red Bant SH 1-112*. accounting reports on wide carnage •nr)» Sll 1-1923 alter 6 p.m.* _____ 6:30 p.m. ^____ IBM typewriter; some stcno. J-er ENMORE WASHER — Good shape. quire* good country home. Gentle, well CIIAKMINLI ;.3al» Go runfuxnlslied U 2-3501. , five-room col. ixcellent shapr, *n5. 1959 CHEVRO- «ne to P O. Box SIT, Red Bank. TIIRBE RELIABt-E BOY3 available trained, needs apace. Too large and ONE LET convertible, Impala, reasonable. INSURE YOUR BOAT WITH U8 — for yard, attic, cellar cleaning. General Reasonable, Call active lor present owner. Cnll AT 1-21QO go and garage. Overlooking Naveslnk KMTOi. Rates as low as 2 per cent on out- I1EAUTY SALON MANAGER outdooi work. Call evenings. 811 7-1660. AT 1-2112 jver fireplace, two bedrooma. rental board*. Redden Agency, SH 1-5560. Experience required. Capable of taking LAWN FERTILIZER 100<~o organic. 19% GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC price '?225 per monUj. which lncluaes complete charge ot one of the llnest GARDENER-HANDYMAN*. Position nitrogen as urea-formaldehyde. Latest (35 and gm Phone I960 PI AT MOO WOOD PUSSY year round Drivers license. Live out. LO 6-6893 awn care by owner. Inferences. AT 1- OWNER CALL ahopa In the shore area. AH replies advance In agriculture, alow acting, 'OUR-DOOR SEDAN. YOU'LL HAVE kept confidential. Call SH 7-2662. Call OS 1-1718 alter 6 p-n^ ong lasting, non-burning. }2 per 5() lb. 2272. TO SEE THIS BEAUTY—Jl. 150. CA 2-8U0 UINIATURE POODLES—Black males, DUPLEX — Leonardo, two bedrooms, HOUSEKEEPER — General housework, jag, ABH for quantity prices. Sesaen two months, AKC. Reasonable. Call CA living room, kitchen, bath, utility, new. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to laundry, plain cooking. Monday throuE'* Nursery. Chapel Hill. 156 Kings Hwy 0-1720 after 6 weekdays, alt day week Under construction, ready Juno' 15. TRADED CARS dome ID and ace the famouj and fabu- FINANCIAL East. AT 1-0989. ends. , BUFF lous Boston Whalers. Boat, Ski. Scoot- Friday 1 p.m. ttjl 7:30 p.m. Saturday Two-year lease. «95 month. No Utilities. er Center SH 1-U2*. 75 White Bt., Redmornings, 0 a.m.-i p.m. References. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BASSET HOUNDS — AKC, pupa •!* Near stores, school, bu«, church ajid AT Bank. t30 Cult evenings. Saturday afternoon ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE weeks, mafe seven months. Reasonable. railroad. Call AT 1-P&37. after b p.m. 1EAUTIFUL RED JAGUAR convert- Mrs. Kraut, SH 1-6231. MAJOR OIL COMPANV haa iervlce AT 1-2129-M. SIX-ROOM HOUSE, largo living and ble. J95Q or best offer. ONE OF THE FEW — Modern baai WOMAN — General housework and station lor leaso in Red Bank. Moderate Rent A Piano $12 per Month dlnine room. Fireplace; nice neighbor- CO 4-4317 having no boats lost or damaged in some ironing. Family of two, pour Investment necessary (or sotck and hood, convenient to ever2^hl°B:-.Jni" L959 FIAT 600—Perfect condition, gpof burrlcano Donna. Dockage, gas. Ichoure * dally, Monday thru Friday. Red equipment only. Good opportunity for KNABS, MASON-HAMUN, 8QHMER REAL ESTATE FOR RENT «125- 8H 14551-45555. UBRIOLA MOTORS ess, 26,000 miles. Ideal commuting o bar. lounge and gueat room*. White Bank area. References. Pnone evontngs sales minded person'. Call MI 3-0100 CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. BTECK Marlln Marina. 2B0 Ocean Ave., Sea 0-5 p.tn, or BR 6-0388 after 7 P.m. lhopplng, 40 miles to the gallon. OS 1'Bright. SE 2-1S94. ^ »nly between 7:^0-8.30. SH 1-ZSS8. Coolunan Ave.'* Main St., Aabury Pk. K33 MOBILE SERVICE STATION (or 1< _ RUMSON — Four-room, bath, untar- WANTED TO RENT STAINLESS STEEL mooring buoys; 60 WOMAN for credit office. 21-40. Part, Front Street and Globe Court, Red Open daily UU 9 Sat. till 0;30 nished apartment, near bus and. ocean. No Money Down tf OTOKC Y CUE — 1»S Ind Ian, TMana 100 Ib anchors, Bargain prices. time evenings and Saturdays. Typing Bank. Reasonable rent. Limited invest- COUPLE NEEDa three or four-room 2.C.O.H. Excellent condition, extru in- essential. Write P.O. Box 1*8, Red PR 5-S301 Limited to two adults. $50 a month •partment In W Bfin^ waUlng dis- luded, »575. LO (M620. 13S2 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. SB 2-0298. ment. Excellent opportunity. 9-5 cal plus Heat and utilities. On lease. John Bank. CA 2-8049, after f call SH 7-5918- QKNKRAL ELECTRIC fouc-bumcr - uinugh Agency. RU I-OTW. tance of business section. Rent mult » AUSTIN-HEALEY ROADSTER — J00-*. BEST OFFER — Takes Morton J( range. Norge electric water heater, reasonable. Write "UV" Box 511, Red Full Price •on sk»f. 28* hunting cabin, windshield, OPERATOR • SE ft VICE STATION — For leaae. Mod- 'fempco Iloor heater natural gas, Cole- KED 11ANK — Garden apartments. 3!£, Bank. Immaculate Low mileage. $1350. SH canvas shelter. Chrysler Crown pow- Experienced all special machines, Per- ern two-hay station located In business man floor heater natural gaa. OS 1-2322. '/i, and 5. From $105 up. Children wel- L-04IL •red. Call SH, 7-1720 between 8 and 5. ianent position. Call SH 1-1616. andi residential are*. Small Investment PIN'Q PONG TABLE. Hollywood bed, come. Molly Pitcher Village. Branch L9M TRIUMPH—TR-3 roadster. Radto. SALESLADV — Experienced for ready required. Paid training program avail- and Madiaon Avea. Call 611-1-9113. FURNISHED ROOMS 57 Buick S675 lealer, plus many extras. 91,325. CHR18 CRAFT 31' —Twin engine, able. ReasonaDIfl rent. Call 787-39M lor lawn Xurnlture, leather flofa, chair, double cabin, good family Boat. Firm. to wear, accessories and notions. Five Informs Uon. R.C.A. television, lawn mower, spring rUOHJSUBP 11O0MS 4-Door LI 2-0641. J2.750. Call after 4 p.m. 787-3357. day week, employees discount. Sti BPRINOVIEW GARDENS wheel and (leak. AT 1-2882. 283-B SPRING ST. Call IS58 CHEVROLET — Pour-door, hydra Co., 35 Broad St.. Ofd RonkJ SB 7-2609 malic, ranto, beater, 22,000 miles. Call INSURANCE — Marine, outboard-all HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN with per Avallablo May 1. One deluxe four- form*. Rolston Waterbury. Realtor, MORTGAGES cusalon. Excellent condition. Priced for room apartment, (two bedrooms). One R00M& with maid lervlc*. SUt wsekly, 57 Ford S695 BH- 1-0176. since 1923. 16 W. Front St.. SH 7-3500. HELP WAIWEO-MALE quick gale. Call SH 1-O37T. deluxe five-room apartment. Complete •tngle. Highlander Hotel. Ranch Wagon QLDBMOBILH SUPER — 88. Two-doo kitchen, full dining room, spacious 1U 3-1204, alur 13 hardtop, all power. Excellent condition. 1959 OLD TOWN — 18' with Evinrude BEDROOM SET — Walnut; Junior din- closets. Applications for future va- Mt sell 03 1-2549, 7S7-2382. Mark 35. electric starter, controls. CASH NOW ing room, living room, excellent con' cancies also. Adults. For appoint EXTRA LAKGB BOOM — Blth. New Top. etc Excellent condition, . asking First, Second, Third Mortgage! dltlon. reasonable. PR 4-1833. ment call . borne, near Fort Monmouth. Suitable, 56 Plymouth S395 1857 DODGE — Two-door hardtop. FuUy $1100. CA 0-1544. Home Improvement Loans tor one or two gentlemen. SH 7-031P. powered. Tip-top shape. Private owner. APPLY NOW One Day Service COOKWARE SHadystde 1-5672 2-Door SOU 7B7-9S40. 20" OLDTOWN — Cu«tom cabinet* and BEAUTIFUL 21-plece act ot matching COMFORTABLE — Front bedroom In table; convertible top and mooring cov- AMERICAN FUNDING cookware, sacrifice $18, Will deliver. DUPLEX — Bix rooms. 1H baths each. private home on Wallace SU tor gentle- 1959 FORD — Rancn wmjron. Excel- er Complete with steering and con- One of the most Call BH 7-2662. New, modern. Beitord. 1110. No utilities. man only. SH 1(513. lent condition, clean. J1193. CO +trols• . .81050. Call HO 2-lfiOT SHadyslde 1-4702 03 1-2751 or AT 12963. 56 De Soto $395 3331 Desirable 6 months Our Personal Representattv* Will BOD ~ 3% year-old. High quality on BINOLB ROOMS. CMU ud comfort- 4-Door 12* CHRIS CRAFT runabout. Center Call At Your Home good son. cut accurately with machine, LONG BRANCH — Furnished, oat, two able. KeucmabK rat*. Oame, Q«=- 1053 OLD3 08 Holiday and 1953 MGdeck, iteering wheel, canvas top. S55. jobs anywhere We Say Yes Where Otheri Fall •y appointment. 110 2-1583 or HO 2-1244. and three bed room apartments. Heat tlemea creiemd. M WaU»c» SL tB I- (TD), excellent condition, low mileage. 10 h.p. Mercury, extra ens tank, stand, and water supplied, CA 9-1W3. one owner. Special otter either car, *W>. Both «1M. SH 1-0648. There's big money selling FRIOIDA1RE — Electric range and ATTRACTIVE UNFURNISHED modi 56 Ford S595 BH 7-BS72. refrigerator, very nice condition. $70 America's most popular INSURANCE each or best offer. LI 2-3401. four rooms, heat. No pets, Adulti only. Country Sedan 1959 FXAT — 600 2&ODEU PRICE, References. SH 7-3633, REAL ESTATE FOR SAU [650. CALL BUSINESS NOTICES DISSATISFIED with present Insurance! AMERICAN floor «ander and 7" edger. Office equipment and desks. THREE ROOMS FURNISHED — HOUSES FOR SALE SH H534 ICE CREAM] Want a better deal? Call Dunn Insur Linens, titllites, parking Included- De- FOR TllEB WORK. C&Q tree nerv ance Agency, BH 1-5333. RU 1-0472 sirable neighborhood. Adults, 89 Pros- 55 De Soto S295 IS59 SPRITE — White, low mileage, Topplng, trimming, removal. Call LI FAMOUS pect Ave., Bit 1-2688. 4- Door excellent condition. $1190. Call SH 1' 2-4220 for tree estimates. Full insurance APARTMENT SIZE refrigerator, good 5505. coverage. condition, reasonable. Call after 6 THREE-ROOM — Furnished apartment, BERG GOOD HUMOR INSTRUCTION p,m. AT 1-0S07. Conveniently located. Call BH M7QT, 135S PINK AND WHITE BUICK, hard- WOOD — And kindling lor sale. Base- alter 4:30 SH 1-H281. VETERANS 55 Plymouth S295 ;op, all acccssoriea. Excellent condi- ment*, attics cleaned. Trees moved. MANY BENEFITS TUTORING — Elementary and hlgl FIVE-PIECE SOLID Cherry bedroom 4- Door ion. $625. AT 1-0953. Cement work. Light hauling. SH 7-1812. UNDER OUIt LIBERAL school English. Math, German. Also or- suite wllb double dresser, Boston rock- THREE ROOMS and bath. Untarnished. NO DOWN PAYMENT HIGH INCOME PERCENTAGE PLANS gan lessons. Moat reasonable. SH 7-0530 ers, oix-piece Hale of Vermont dining Modern kitchen, centrally located. Idea! 952 FORD — Radio, beater, over WYNBERO TYPING SERVICE room suite with round planK top table for business couple. Heat and water, lrivo. Call For fast and efficient typing # All expenses paid '""' and four Admirals chairs, Maple con- J85 month. BH 7-2670. $78 Per Month 54 Chrysler $395 Call SH 1-5135 • No age limit ..... sole and mirror. Mahogany corner Don't ramble with Uu future, SI Knt m zun • No experience needed MERCHANDISE cabinet, mattresses and box springs. CHOICE—Furnished studio apartment, receipts couldn't even buy * deck of Convertible CIIARLE3 HOWER—Mason contractor. # No cash, bond required Bufdge A Son (next to Steinbach's ideal lor single person for couple. One cards own vour own home, aee tills MOBILE HOMES Porches, patloa. sidewalks. No Job too FOR SALE parking lot) 24 Clay St., Red Bank. block from Reil Bank station. Utilities oversized tour beflroom home, with small. SH 7-4479. APPLY DAILY B5 Open dally 9-12, 1-5. Wednesday and Included. S9O. SH 1-2275. science Kitchen, dining room, attic, 53 Chevrolet S250 " SPRING IS HERE LAWN MOWING — Large places or 585 Shrewsbury Ave. •- Sbrewabury HAMMOND Friday evenings 7-0. UNFURNISHED — Four rooms, bath. utility room, full basement and ga- Bel Air Hardto] Way pay lent? Spring into a mobile small. With or without maintenance. (Across from Red Bank Airport) SELF DEFROSTING refrigerator with Heat, electric supplied. W. J. Coonj rage. Extr&a include range. Venetian G*D Landscaping. SH 1-7952 or SH 1 ORGAN STUDIO AT 1-2653. Call after 6 p.m. blinds, and combination aluminum lome of your own bank financed, low 8519. freezer; pair nrcslde chalro; storm sash a.nd doors. lawn payment: our spring clearance is FOREMAN or assistant. tQ,viupervli OF A8BURY PARK lolstercd sofa, slipcover. LI 2-4444. THREE ROOMS and bath, private aerv» on for liX» new-ilightiy used unltn. M & M Dock * Bulkhead Coniracion the end operation on children's coats. entrance, utilities. Couple preferred 53 Pontiac S50 8'i43' Great Lakes. 2 bedroom $3,500 Docks rebuilt, pUlng letted, hammered Aartlon Chord Organ — GE THIN LINE — Half ton air con-Call CO 4-7210. $10,090 Full Price Hardtop 8*x35" Kozy, 1 bedroom _ 2,695 Should be familiar with Reece button- Roy_»l Artist Chord ditioner. Practically new, sacrifice Estimates given SE 2-1744 .. hole and 175 doss Singer button sewers. Electro-Voice Organ —_.— $100. Call SH 2-M33. TWO ROOMS and kitchen, furnished or Non-Vet $330 Down 8*x31r Palace. I bedroom 2,Z« Some knowledge or pressing desirable. Lffj.45 Elcar, 2 bedroom _ 4,185 GRASS CUTTING AND EDGING. Apply Long Branch Manufacturing Co Hammond Extra Voice ? ADDERS. CALCULATOR, TYPEWRIT- unfurnished. Adutta, Vicky's Nursery and many others. Call CA 2-9S45. Thomas Spinet S595 ER — Electric or manual. Used, rea- Route 36, West Keansburg. 53 De Soto S35 SH 1-7483 Hammond Chord S-4 , „ $595 1 Monmouth County Office HOLLY tm.T, MOBILE HOMES Wurlilzcr Spinet $795 ible. KB 1-3937, 9-1 and after 5 p.m 3 -] ROOMS AND HATH. Upper Main +-Door Klghway 35 South Amboy INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting TECHNICAL WRITER — Electronic! Hammond Chord S-fl . $795 St., Keansburp. Heat and hot water sup (Garden Btate Parkway Exit 111) Phone PArkway 1-5S58 reasonably done. Estimate cheerfully Should have editorial production « TWO FANCY wrought iron ralllugi piled. Call after 6 p.m. 767-5-117. given, SH 1-8055 or 787-4800. perlence, wrJte "Technical" Box 511, SALES AND SERVICE mapjo double bed frame, desk and Red Bank. chair, corner bookcase. Garden tools SPRING TERRACE APARTMENTS— RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION jther item*. Selling house. LI 2-1561 THE BERG AGENCY 52 De Soto $50 AUTOS AND TRUCKS LAWN MOWING — Fertilizing, liming, Open Dally Till 0 — Saturday Till 5:30 Five-room duplex, sublet May 1; five Hardtop rotoUllIng, sod. Tree removal and cluUn FIRM, DESIRES man to manage col- room available June 1. SH 1-1850. "Poraonaiized Service" ' work. SH 1-87G0. lection department Experienced pre COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. ELECTRIC STOVE — Two Oi ferred. Wrlto P.O. Box 326*Long Branch I'll 5-&300 good condition. Phone evenings. FURNISHED — Three rooms, bath, MASON — Dry wells, lateral*, patioa, giving full particulars, SPECIAL JG.5G Permanent Cold Wave. SH 1-7773 Electric kitchen, private entrance, car OS 1-1000 BEAUTIFUL sMcwalk* and septic tanks. Call SH 1 Hair coloring f5, irlM, 9D Monmouth part. pa.Ua. Two adults- CA 2-6079. Rt. No. 35 Hlddletown. N. 1. 52 Chrysler $50 1078. SALESMEN — Full or part-time., Wen St., Red iiaok. SH 7-1S5L Ho appoint 12OAUGB OA3 operated, automatic Hardtop required to sell world's largest lawn mentH necessary. shotgun, J. C. HiRgins model 66 deTHRE- E ROOM .furnlahed apartment. Dally (-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-1 WHITE FOR LANDSCAPING AND LAND and garden spray service to Rome and luxe, ventilated rib. poly, like new, Inquire ' 122 Harding Rd., SCAPE GARDENING AT ITS BEST. Industry. Good opportunity to-"itr.ow. RUGS. NEW from Armstrong, woolen $70. Call after 6, OS 1-OQ31. Red Bank V*V LANDSCAPE SERVICE. HO 2No experience necessary. rFull train- mills In original wrappings. Solids and 52 Plymouth $30 3897. ing. Write Mr. Baker, General' Bp tweeds with con-skid foam rubber GOOD WOODEN DOORS $1 each PORT MONMOUTH — Nicely Mrnlflh' 4-Door 1957 DODGE Service of Monmouth County, Inc.. P.O. bacis. Terrifio savings, privata home. also windows, all sizes. apartment. Private entrance M] utill REDDEN AGENCY CARPENTER—AU phases of carpentry OS 1-3574 ties. Adults. 787-1156. Kitchen cabinets, building or repairs. Box 207, Hazlet or phone CO 4-80W. SE 2-0549 Custom Royal 8 Cylinder No Job too small. Free estimates. Call LAMP HALE—-Dts continued numbers. UOUART dishwasher and sink. Excel THREE-ROOM lurnlahed apartment. REALTORS - INSURORS 52 Studebaker $30 7B7-365OL Showroom ot Tower Craftsmen. 105 lent condition. Kenmore electric atovi Private entrance, hath. Adults, no pets. 4-Dr. Sedan. Radio, heat- DRAFTSMAN Chestnut Bt, Red Bank. Open dally Aluminum tiog carrier. RU 1-2294. 8H 1-2967 or LI 2-2277. 4-Door FORMICA COUNTERS — Conversion Elr>*rlence In electronic schematics RANCH — Middletown, near Red rrom rotted linoleum to beauti/m form! Wednesday until 9 p.m.. Saturday until PH1LCO 21" TV. Weatinghouae Laun- THREE ROOMS and bath, furnished er, transmfision. e«nentia., layout experience desirable. dermat washlnR machine. Three cush- Newly decorated. Good neighborhood. Bank. Modern six-room ranch in ca our specialty. Also carpet. linoleum ion couch. Reasonable. 811 1-4962. tiles, repairs and Installations. Kenneth TYP£WRIT£KB. ADDING machines. All utilities Included. $110 per month. excellent condition. Three bed- 50 Dodge $25 R. Coakley. RU J-1257. ELECTRONIC TESTERS SH 1-2372. rooms, FHA financing available. Experienced in final test arid'trouble- Ail makes new or used. Guaranteed. AUTHENTIC EARLY AMERICAN — 4-Door NOW shooting of Instruments. Low aa $25 Serpico'a, 101 Monmoutb Calico 60 cents per yd. Vermont North THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apart- $16,900. SL Next to theater. SH 7-rg have already taken, No canvassing. for as little as {09.50 fully installed. SH M682 Call your own broker or Call BH 7-UNCROFT — Three bedroom split Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Cat Use our tlireo month, no interest pay 1100. leveL Near parkway, schools and mop- "56 PLYMOUTH necessary. J8.000 to $10,000 per year. ment plan. Prown's. 32 Broad BL, Red MOVING AWAY — Household furnltun ping area. Aasumo 4Mi per cent mort- Call collect Lincoln 7-2713. Bank. Call SH 1-7500. Including TURS, refrigerator, bedroom, SUITE — And single offices lor rent. gage. Phono SH 7-3598. Savoy Two-Door. Radio, Heater. few ANTIQUES. O3 1-2607. Center of town. Call your own broke OUTBOARD MECHANIC — EXPERI- COLORED BURLAP or phono SH 7-1100. REDECORATED HOME — Three bed- ENCED. SANDY HOOIv BAY MARINA. FOAMART INVALID'S COMMODE — Good condl- rooms, living room, dining room, kitch- MOTORS V-8, Poworflife. tf HI 3-H50. Ion, used only three times, $10. Call LOFT—Approximately 18,000 «q. ft., oien, bathroom, full size enclosed front EATONTOWN 'B7-5593. nftcr 6 p.m. any part thereof, for light manufactur- Shore'* Largest ing. Call your own broker or 811 7-1100, and back porches. Cash and pick up SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT — ForPIANOS — Save $200 or more off list payments. AT 1-3221. SEE AT YOUNG MAN rent or aale; tree delivery. South Jer- FACTORY — Now Shrewsbury. 3500 sq. Plymouth Valiant Dealer Perth Amboy eoncern desJrejf lf> hire scy SURGICAL SH 7-26H. price on brand new 83 note Spinel LITTLE SILVER—Three-bedroom cui- NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. ambitious youth to assist manager planoa. Ten year guarantee. Come act n. Heavy or light Industry. Call eve- tom ranch, alx years old. Assume GI 18-25. Salary, futura guarantee. No ex and save. We service what we sell. nings after 7. 9H 1-6203. mortgnge. $18,600. 811 1-8788 evenings. perience nRccBaary. Call HI 2-K593. . . . JUST RELEASED FROM Tenzor'B Mu.ilc Store, 306 Main St. RED BANK CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Lakewood. FO 3-31 DO USED CAR LOT FOR RENT HAZLET — Seven-room, 1^4 bath split MAN—This measage Is directed to n WAREHOUSE HWY. 30 level. Over \J, acre corner property. man who has greater capabilities thnn CONTENTS OF EIGHT ROOM HOUS! CALL AT 1-0021 Attached garage. 4% % OI mortgage. SH 1-2433 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK his present position can absorb. We FOR QUICK SALE — ' — Can be seen Saturdays and Sundays, BUILDING FOR KENT—6,800 -SQ. FT. Small down payment. Call CO 4-7313. oiler an opportunity that challenges every evening except Friday. 208 Oakes CAN BE DIVIDED. CALL Open Evoi. Till 9 P.M. your very best nhllltlcg. If you caDozenn s of 3 Room Outfits Ave., Belford. 787-0041. FOUR-ROOM DUPLEX with knotty pine SH 1-3130 AT 1-0021 dinette. $59.60 Includes all utilities Some New- MACHINERY FOR SALE after small down payment. Financing HOUSES FOR RENT irrangeil. LI 2-2830 after 6 p.m. Some Used- ROTOTILLER — Width of tillage 30", Some Slightly used- 15 h.p. Wisconsin two-cyllndcr motor. OCEANPORT — Threc-bcdroom ranch, (More Classified Ads sionai aimospnere a-nn your e: „_ Almost new condition. For nnpolntmen Karage, Convenient to shopping trans- Oh The Next Page) will be completely commensurate with Priced From — call BH 1-7952 or BH 1-8510. portation. KB H843 or CA 9-3255. your capacity. Preference will he ac- corded mnrrted men between 25 and $171. 45 who will bo given adequate starting Complete, Too! Income group life, medlc.il and hospi- tal expense insurance- and an excellent Pay $2 weekly THRIFT CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY WAREHOUSE A HANDY GU1E1E OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS1 QUALITY CONTROL 22 East Front Street" Electronic Mensurempnln Co., Inc., Keyport, N. J.^ tontown. (ipekB a tiualined specialist Adding Machines—Tvoewrlters Floor Waxing Painting and Decorating to conduct Its quality control prograr tor appointment, dial CO 4-3022 DutlM will Include: ADDINO MACHINES - Typewriters CARL B. JONES—Painting and dci Calibration ami certification oT Store Houra: Mondny thru Saturday J. TANNAHILL, — Floor waxing anil electrical Htfinrtarda, •old. rented, repaired. Serplco'i, 101 Janitorial service. Commercial, resi- orating. General contracting. Fre- Caiibrntlon of lent and measure- 0:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Monmouth Bt.. Red Dank. QH ?.(M8& dential. Low rates. 787-2779. estimates. Call 811 1*4343. 24 hour' mont ftiutpment. Thursday A Friday evenings 'til 0:00 Surveillance of test and Inspection P.M. Public Stenographer Activities, Appliance Repairs Fuel OH —Heating QC record keeping. 17 CU. FT. el APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- BARB SERVICES I Thin challenging position offers long lent condition. tion. Residential and commercial wir- FUEL OIL A HEATING—Call SH 1- TYPINCJ — Publicity: Bookkeepln I rango growth for the right Individual. ing. Allan Electric. 811 7-0612. 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc.. Servlc* A Service, Mimeographing. OA 0-3500 Call LI 2-0500. Personnel Department 21" OR CONSOLE TV — $76. Inquire Salea. 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. to arrange nn Interview. Service Department Eatnntown TV, Radio-Television Repair ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS Hwy 35, Eatontown. LI 2-(M0fl. Auctioneer CO., INC., EATONTOWN UOLtiNiiOLUNB OAllllEN TTRACTOU R — Five Home Improvements A. C. ItAIHO A TELEVISION CO ittachments. $5fK). Call B. O. COATS — An essential Auction 123 Shrewsbury Ave. BH 1-4708. 8ERV Mil, BOFTEE, wants lianl woritfnR SH I-0H25 appraisal Service "anywhore," 288 ALTERATIONS, repairs, roorinB. tid- ICE WHILE VOU WAIT drlver-flalesninn Immediately full and Nonwod Ava.. Deal. Phona KJEIlogg ing, cabinet making. Free estimates. part-ttmc. Ago no limit. Must bo honest FOUK HIH13 — Two Hook rugs and 1-3(61. W. Murray. 787-4077. and dependable. Routes In Mfddlctown- two cotton rugs. Call Rooflng> Siding and Insulation Keyporl aren. Phnno CO 4-6591 or CO fill 1-0825 D IMUMKRANO "Ttla Carpenter." 4-7200 for Interview. Experienced alterations, repair work. Insulation A Siding Corp. Certlflci HUSHES — Hose of Sharon I'.VBA Auto and Truck Rental out-Inside. Sll 1-4151. SH 7D4D1. Johna-Manvllle contractor, PR 6-fMir $1.50, 3',4' SI, just three 12' al $5. or Adam Llnzmayer AT 1-0302. HARDENER — UTILITY MAN. 11 AVIS—Rent a :w cur or truck. Low or fmir .m. rates Maple .we.. Fled Bank 811 7- ations, additions, painting, masonry, STAINLKS9 KTEEL SOIiA FOUN- (U03. im <-821i Oally 7 a.m.—JO p.m. all tnone little fobs LO (1-1714. Insulation. Installed and guarante,- LTFE~TM'SUUA NOE~C AUBER~ TAIN WITH SEVEN STOOLS AND for 10 years. PR 9-0703— AT 1-054(1 i POWER BIRD" roiJNTKR. ALL NECESSAHY EQUIP- ICAL* L US 787-4945 li MENT. AS IS S200. AT 1-0890. Full delivered price with heater, de- Building Contractor Insurance Tel. Answering Service TIEU fO VOUR telephone? Let u» froster, whitewall tires. Four-speed AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS . ALLSTATE IN8URANCB CO.-Auto. NEW 1!OM£9, alteration*, repairs. accident, home, fire Insurance. Low answer for you I 24 hour aervieo. Teje gear box, bucket seats . . . Offer 80, Highest quality work. For estimates rates. Call John P. UoHuch. Agent. phone Answering Service. BH 1-4700. call Herbert Blgenraucn, SH 1-0201. RU MODI. ends April 30. Tllo Ceramic TODAY —ONLY RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTB *Wlth trade and ga* allowance 1354 atorm windows, aiding, awolngs. REMODBUNQ REPAIRS-ADDITION* SU 7-2853 or SH 1-4828. —New work, enclosures, si) accessor "58 FORD Landscaping-Gardenlng lei. floors, walls, celling. Decorative LAWN MAINTENANCE. Rotottlllng tiles to your order. Paul'* Tiling Serv George Borden. Ice. CO 4-S634. , 1 CONSUL CONVERTIBLE Cesspool Cleaning SR 1-7777. Trucking | RADIO AND HEATER. SEIT10 TANKS, do oella serviced. Laechuii field added. fUckho. work. D A O TRUCKING - All kinds 0 F & H MOTORS, ING C IL Wilson. SH MSiS. Painting and Decorating trucking. Specializing In appllann delivery. Pn 6-e87l Jny or nlghu (A NICE PLACE TO DO BUSINESS) LOUIS OASSAN—Pointer, decorator, 1 CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. paperhanger. 25 years experience. 43 DODGE - DART - LANCER and ENGLISH FORD China and Glass Repair Chapm Av«. sii i-1708 arter 6 p.m. Vacuum Cleaner Repair ELECTROLUX :i 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK EXPERT MENDING - China, (lass. FINK INTERIOR and exterior paint Bales Servlcv Buppitt •liver reUnlshlng and plating. TUerm- I g. degdti, and pp hing g 720 Matuson Ave.. AsDury P».rk. fr Opp. Bendix, Hwy. 35 LI 2-1111 Eatontown, N. J. oa bucket!. China A Olas* Shop, 14? Estimates cheerfully clven. W prompt name service or free enecku i Broad 8L, Rad Bank. 811 7-UOO. Stiles. Ill 3-2350. on your Klecirolui. cmll PR B-06S1 ' T REAL ISTATI FOR SALI -LEGAL NOTICE * RED BANK REGISTER Monday, April 24, 1961-15 HOUSES FOR SALE NOTICE NOTICE IS HIRIBY/ GIVEN that tha followlnl ordlaanca was lntroduesd COMB AND SEE and paassd first reading- at tha maet- Ini of tha Board of HaalUi of tha HOMES FOR AMERICANS Country atmosphere with In-town Township of Holmdel hsld Thursday (conveniences boasting graceful evening April J3, 1M1, and waa laid ovar tor ascond and final passage at •Dreading thade trees. Gleaming a meeting of tha Board of Health of brick and (nuns custom ranch. the Township of Holradsl to be beld Meticulous design presents luxur_....vy the evening of Hay 11. 1M1 at the u-irt Township Hall at 10:00 p.m., at which living room with manteled uuiabi . tImQ a public bearlnf will ba beld upon fireplace, formal dining room the aame and all persona wl! ba given with young executive in mind, aa opportunity to ba heard. EDWIN UEBENOW. Urgo expertly planned tile kitch .- Secretary. en, three spacious bedrooms Board of Health Holmdsl Township. sparkling ceramic bath, huge AN ORDINANCE BSTABLUHINO A CODE RiaULATINQ TUB INSTAL- storage attic. Full basement com LATION, MAINTENANCE. REPAIR plete with laundry and workjhlp AND CONTROL OP PLUMBING AND THE CONNECTION THEREOF Attached two-car garage. North WITH OUTSIDE SEWERS, CESS- bound owntr asking a low $24,900 POOLS OR, OTHER RECEPTACLEa: REQULATINO THE PRACTICE OF TtMilbma AND PROVIDINO PEN- ALTIES FOR VIOLATION THERE- WALKER & WALKER OF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD REALTORS OF HEALTH OP TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, Highway 35 Shrewsbury STATE OF NEW JERSEY: SECTION 1. A coda I regulating thl SHadyiide 1-5212 Installation, maintenance, repatr and control ot the plumbing of buildings, Open 7 Dayi and tha connection thereof with out side sewers, cesspoola or otber re' Member of Red Bank Multlpl eeptades, regulating the j?racttee o! plumbing and the Issuance of Hcensei Listing Service. to practice plumbing, la hereby estab- lished pursuant to tha provialona ol WHY LOOK FURTHERT Htr* l» Chapter 279, P.L of IMS. A copy ol bom* that tottui both tlu ey« and ttai said code Is annexed thereto and madf pocketbooK, Thla three-bedroom apll a part hereof without the Inclusion oi level with lar«s Jiving room-dlnini the t»xt "(hereof herein. area, kitchen with built-in wall oven and lota of cabin*!*, hug* recreation SECTION 5. The said soda astab room, utility room, garas*, youra ror llshed and adopted by thlal ordlnanct only 110,600. 9780 down Or Miumt Ol Is described and commonlr' kBOWn a 44% mortgac*. HARRY A, KBARNB* the "Plumbing Code of New Jerse * CO., Hwy. 35, Wddlttowi). OS 1-0600, (195JV. Mwinber ot Multiple Ltitfng Service, SECTION X Three copies of tha eat "Plumbing Code of New Jersey (1B33)," RENT RECEIPTS arc much too eottiy similarly marked, have been placed or when you can own a thret-btdroora file In the office of the Clerk ot thli home with good fix* living room, big municipality upon the Introduction o: kit chin, baatmtnt lor ampi* atoras thla ordinance and will remain on fill and the woricahop you've alwaya want in such office for the use and exaraln ad. |100 down, Slot per month. Prla atlon of the public. 2,700. HARRY A. KEARNEY ft CO., SECTION 4, In connection with thi wy, 35. Mlddlitown. OB 3-0600. Mem< provisions of this ordinancs and th< Sbar of Multlpto Lilting Service coda hereby establlahea and adopted ai a part hereof, the following feet ahall "DO IT YOURSELF"—Her •'• your ba charged ana received, ebanei. Wted* jwJntiDf lsaida and out. (a) For (ha elimination »r any ap- lM.rg9 lot, four plui roomi, two fire pltcant for license as a, master plumb- plactf, full cellar. New well, aeptlc, er. 125.00 dollars. Country setting'. School bui by door. (b> For the Issuance and annual re Matured, fruit, ahrubbery. HO 2-0611. Nc newel of a license aa master plumb agenu. er, 110.00 dollars. inew TWOBEDROOU HOME — ana For the Ming !o[ puna for Ing door closetv, carport, Wjr.100' lot. proposed plumbing work, two dollara. Seacbee, fUhlntv boating. Vu\\ price, (3) For the Issuance of a permit for (9.000, Any finance. Forked River, N. " a proposed plumbing construction or al- OS l-M0ft after 4 p.m. teration, W 00 dollara. provided how- ever, an additional lee of 11.00 par fix- RED BANK — Three faedrooma. flre- ture Is hereby establlahed for each fu- act, living and dining room, kitchen, ture above proposed In the approved Ki batha. Larga garage, front and bad plan for construction or alteration. •ndosad porchaa. Asking 910,500. " (a) For the Issuance of » pernul flwnir, SK 1-1227. for the replacement ot a plumbing fir APPLJCBROOK — Owner mutt _ . ture 13,00 dollars. John McFall Peter Burke Richard Canneto lovely two-badroom ranch. Mary ex (0 For each relturaeMlon of numb- ira*. iV»% mortgage. OS 1-3633. ing worn eaussd by the failure ellts licensee to comply with, the pnmsioes FORT DIX TRAINEES — Area men now in eight-week basic training counei at Fort NXPTUNK — Three bedroom ranch, ot the code or permit Issued StOO pal attached garage, bunt-in Utcben, full fixture, Dix are Robert R. Taylor, 18, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Taylor of 89 Birch Ave., baaament Feoeaa yard. Aaiuraa FH SECTION S. Any •ereon or persona-, loan, pa 5-2696. firm or corporation violating any o Little Silver; John E. Bealo, 18, ion of Master Sgt. and Mrs. F. A. Beale of 17 NEW MONMOUTH — Thre.-ycar old, the provisions of thla ordinance or of thrae-bedroom ipllt. Eight ipactoui the "Plumbing Code of New Jersey Gonelin Avs., Fort Monmouth; Michael K. Bowers, 19, ion of Mr. and Mrs. John H. rooms. 1H bamg, attached garage (1W3>" made a part hereof shall, upon CAPE ECONOMY. Ihii five room, ! 1/2 story Cape Cod home offers efficiency l*at*C* fully landicaptd, fenced-ln lot. conviction thereof, pay a penalty of Bowers of 50 Navesink Ave., Rumjon; John H. McFall, 24, son of Mrs. Edith Mc- Walk to •hopping: and tramportatlon. not less than two dollars, nor more and a feejing of roominess in only 810 square feet of living space. The secret than one hundred dollars for each 0 Fall of Rumson Country Club; Peter E. Burke, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. 4%% Ol. tl8,800. OS 1-2204. it its rectangular structure/ which is the most economical to build. It has a KAIR HAVEN — Attractive, modern. 'SECTION «. All fees, penalties, and Burke, Sr., of 5 Shadyside PI., Port Monmouth, and Richard Canneto, 22, son of Reduced to (24,000. Flrit floor hai moneys collected under any provision full basement, an expansion attic and patio for outdoor living. The architect living room, dining room kitchen, fw< of this ordinance or the coda estab- Mr. and Mrs. James Canneto of 533 Winter St., Long Branch. Also at Oix, but not badrooma, powder room. Second fiooi lished herein ahall be veld to tha treaa baa two bedroomt, and bath. Attached urer ot tha municipality. is Samuel Paul, 89-51 164th St., Jamaica, N.Y., and the plan is HAI87P. garage. Biautltul landicaptd ground. SECTION T. All ordinances emd parti pictured, is Lloyd I. Bradbury, 23, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Lloyd Bradbury of 1298 of ordinances Inconsistent with any ol Conitanca Smith, li Maple Ave., Fair West Front St., Red Bank. Pvt. Bradbury is married to the former Caroline Coblens Kavan. IBH 1-2308. the provlalont of thU ordinance and LEGAL NOTICE the code established hereunder ar; on the day proir to St. George's FAIR HAVEN — Century old aevei of Red Hill Rd., Middletown. room home. Pint Door, four room; hereby repealed to tha sitent ot.sueh NOTICE TO BIDDERS Day when the Scouts will hold a second floor, three bedroomi and bath, Seejsd proposals for State Aid Road STAMPS jamboree. Depicted on the new rECTI0N.. lo tte avant tttt any Oil beat Good location. Reduced t< jtctlao. aiatenea or elaua» of tbia or- Maintenance work conalstlng ot patch gl4.SO0. Conttaxtca smith. 14 Slapli and aeal coat on existing bituminous stamp is St. George, the Patron primary election recess. masters of each year's spending ary adjustments, pensions and Ave,. Fair Haven. SH 1-2308. dinance or coda aball be declared un- JBy SID KRONISH constltutlonaa by a. Court of eompeten surtaxes, will ba received by the Town- Saint of the Scouts, astride his Governor Meyner proposed a program, continuing legislative fringe benefits for state employ- RIVER PLAZA — Only »400 down buyi lurlsdlcllon, such declaration aball not ahlp ot Marlboro, at 8:00 P.M., pre- in any manner prejudice the enforce- vailing time, on May 11, 1961, at the Collectors who specialize In horse as he slays the dragon. $472>4 million spending program commitments narrow the area ees, as well as $1.7 million (net) this Capa Cod. Three bedroomi, kltch Marlboro Township Hall, Route No. 79, •n. living room with real flreplaei, full ment of tha remaining provialona. U.S. stamps will find their hobby for the new fiscal year Beginning open to annual fiscal manage- f(Jr new positions. The governor's fea*emrnt, FHA apprond 911,900, Cal: SECTION Si Tbl* ordinance and tni Marlboro, New Jersey. At that time SH T-Mtt. No agenti. coda esttbllabed beraln ahall take a and place the sealed bids ' somewhat curtailed under the July 1 in his budget message sub- ment. A New Jersey Taxpayers budget program left a gap be- feet 10 daya after the Brat publication publicly and read aloud for consider of the ordinance In accordance with lion by the Township. new postal adminstration, reports KNOW YOUR mitted to the legislature Jan. 30. Association analysis of the gover- tween proposed expenditures and the provisions of It. 8. 2fj:&4»> A copy of the specifications as pre- Postmaster General 3. Edward This has been reviewed over the nor's budget recommendations estimated income. He proposed LOTS AND ACREAGE EDWIK I.IEBEMOW. Secretary. pared by tba Township Engineer, Frank A. Foss. and approved oy the New Day. TTie commemorative stamp GOVERNMENT past several weeks by the Joint this year showed a total of $356 new and increased taxes totaling ACJU» — ISO- FRONT. LOCU« Holmdel TownsSlp, Bd. of HealtB. Jersey Stata Highway Commissioner, program, as announced from the Legislative Appropriations Com- million committed to state aid, $39 million to fill the void. . -INT. MIDDLETOWN, ALL UTIU April M. M •"•" may be examined at the office or the Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers Till. AT 1-OSSft. - New Jersey State Highway Commli* mittee and any revisions will be employee benefits, pay and pen- The legislature's answer to the aloner. Bpectflcatlona may also be ex nation's capital, will be limited Association, 143 E. State St., NOTICE incorporated in the annual appro- sion contributions and debt serv- problem of making income equal ATLANTIC BiaHLANDS Investment — amlned or secured during normal busl' to the issuance of IS stamps a Trenton 8, N. J. Four-apartment dwelling. A-l condltlr- The Board of Education little Wive neis hours at the Township Engineer' priations bill which the commit- ce. expenditures will hold major in- Wlll laka mortgage. AT 1-0586-J. Schools will receive staled bids for thi of/Ice, fa Osborn street, Keyport, Nev year. furnishing ot Janitorial Supplies. BK Jersey upon payment for preparation tee submits to the full Legisla- The governor attributed the terest for the state's taxpayers thereof. Says Day: ., Lists ot specific quality and type o Enactment of the annual spend- ture. This is part of the tradi- state's tight fiscal situation to (1) in the weeks directly ahead. material ara available at the LHtli Proposals must ba submitted oi "We believe the Issuance ot BUSINESS PROPERTY Sliver School, Markham Place, Llttl State Highway Department bid form ing program of New Jersey stat tional executive-legislative proc- legislated new expenditure pro- Bllver, Olflce ot the secretary ol th fewer commemorative stamp! TWO-oTTORT property, 6.000 a«. and accompaieaccompanied by a certifiei d checheck government during the next fis- ess which, following hearings by grams, (2) heavy increases for SENATOR'S CHURCH JOB large store, warehouse. B'way, Loo, Board of Kducatlon. in an amount of not lese than 10% will heighten the value of thesi Branch. CA »1M4 alter 5:30. Propossla should ba In Us hands o; of the proposal. cal year — aod providing the both sides, leads to final legis- state aid, and (3) revenue inade- BOSTON (AP) — Sen. Maurins the Board Secretary not Jeter ther The Townahp reserves the right to speoial issues both as works o Th Th means of paying for it—loom a lative and executive approval of quacy due to over-estimating and Neuberger (D-Ore.) has been May «. MM. 5:00 P.M.. I.D.S.T. an reject any or all bide. art and as symbols of honor pai will hi opened at th. Public M.etln By order of the Mayor and Town- major problems of the state leg- each year's spending program. economic conditions. In the pic- named a member of the Unitar- REAL ESTATE WANTED ot tha Board ot Education on May 11 ship Committee. Marlboro Township, by this government to memora- "HI at 1:00 P.M. E.D.S.T. islature as it settles down to busi- While the governor and each ture also is a net increase of al- ian commission on ethics and LlsTT TOUR HOME WITH WALKER Monmoutb County, New Jersey. ble people and significant events. By the order of tha Board or Edu Dated: April 13, IMI ness in Trenton following the legislature theoretically are the most $11 million in upward sal- social action. WALKER the office mat offara oom- cation. Little Silver Schools Boroug 'Too many stamps dilute th •let* eervlce. We take houses IB trade, of Little silver. County ol Monmouth C. T. McCUE, Mayor. we mine, we appraise, and but ot all Attest: significance of each one; too wo aall. Walker «a Walker. Real Xttate. Stata of New Jersey. MARSHALL 1". Floyd Wyckoff, Clerk. many stamps make impossible Insurance. Open T days, Shrewsbury AprU 14 'P.' o'flse. SH J-Ula Berltan otllca, CO i- the maintenance of the high April M. » NOTICE standards of design and produc- WANTED - Loti and building altia NOTICE Monmouth County. Itata price and tot NOTIOI II HERBBT OIVIW thai Th* Board of Education Little Silver tion." TAKE 'A LOOK •tea to "LBS". Box Bit Red Bank. the following proposed ordinance — Schools will receive aealed bide for introduced upon us first reading No. « Fuel OH Supplies. Bid forms giv- A Citizens' Stamp Advisory a regular meeting of the Municipal ing specifications and proposal are Committee, similar to tbe one in council ot the Borough of Kesnsburg, available at the Little silver School —LEGAL NOTICE N. JF., on Tuesday, April 4th. 1D61 an< Markham Place, Little silver. New J«r effect during the Eisenhowe was laid over for Us second and final aey. Office of the Secretary of Ur NOTICE OF RALEi reading and a public hearing upon ths Board of Education. years, acain will be set up to Oa Tbundiy. Mir * 1M1 at 6:30 same at a regular masting of tha Mu- , Propoaals should be In the hands of aid the Post Office Department gvrn. I will »tll at public auction o niclpa! Council to be held on Thursday tht Board secretary not later thin May kehalf of 6e»coait Finance Co., a evening. May I, 1M1 at 1:00 p.m.. «. 1MI S P.M. E.D.S.T. and will ba in its philatelic endeavors. IS Broad St., Red Bank, N. 3. on In the Council Chambers, Municipal opened at tha Public Meeting of the Isreali will issue three new 18M Old •mob 11 •, Conv.. Ser. So. 588- Building. Church Street, ICeananurg. Board of Education on May 11, IMT WO1S54 (or dclault in a Conditional N. J., at which time all parsons Inter- at >:00 P.M. E.D.B.T. stamps celebrating its 13th In- •alta Contract made by George V. ested In the same will be heard. JaOuon, Car may be aeen at Carland By order of the Board of Education dependence Day, reports the Inc.. HWT. W Neptune, N. J. MARIAH J. 8PIELUAN, Little Sliver Schools, Borough ol Llttli Municipal Clerk. Silver, County of Monmouth, State o Israel Philatelic Agency in * FRANK LOVBK1N, AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING) THE New Jersey. America. The stamps, designed Auctioneer. MARSHALL F. THOMPSON, PARKINO OF MOTOR VEHICLES by Z. Narkiss of Tel Aviv, ar AprU Si $2.6; OR OTHJCR OBSTACLES UPON THE •eoretary of tha Board of Education PUBLIC STREETS OR SIDEWALKB Little Silver Schools multi-colored and portray flow- OF THE BOROUGH OF KUANS- CODNTT OF HO BK M1IS BURO IN THE COUNTY OF MON-April J4, » »,»I ers of Israel. Also fsjued STATE OF NEW JEItSF.Y MOUTH DURING AND AFTER A Israel will be a commemorative Notice la hereby given that sealed SNOWSTORM. NET PAID, AS OF MARCH 31, 1961 bids will be received by the Board BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor am NOTICE honoring the Hapoel Sports Festi- NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that ef Chosen Freeholders ot the County Council of the Borough of Keansburg val. Decided on this "5 prutah of Monmoulh for Furnishing Ready in the County of Honmoutn: the following proposed Ordinance wee Introduced upon Its first reading at multi-colored tad portray flow- Mixed White Traffic Paint for the High- SECTION 1. Whenever, In the ludg- a regular meeting of the Municipal way Department of the County and ment ot the Municipal Manager, It Council of the Borough of Keansburg lin thrower superimposed on a opened and read In public In the Hall becomes necessary to opsrats snow N. 1., on Tuesday, April 4th, 1MI. sna of Records, Main Street, Freehold, plows or anow removal or loading was lsld over tor Its second and final figure "7" indicating the "7th N. J. on Wednesdsy May 17. 1961 alequipment on tha public streets, side- reading and a publlo hearing upon International Congress of thi DAILY CIRCULATION 1:00 o'clock p.m. Eastern Daylight Sav- walks or roadways ot the Borough the same at a regular meeting or the ing or Standard Time, whichever pre- during and after .snowstorme for the Municipal Council to be held on Thtira- Hauoel Soorts Organization." Talla. purpose ot snow removal, It shall br day evening, May I, •MM, st 8:00 unlawful for the owners or operator! From Eire comes word tha Specifications and form of bid, con-ot any vehicle or other obstacle to park p.m.. In the Council Chamber!. Mu- tract and bond for the proposed work, or to leavo parked tha Bald vehicle or nicipal Building, Church Street, Keans two color cachet of Clara Castle, prepared by II. Leroy Martin, Mon- obstacle, on any ot ths atreets. road burg;, N. J., at which time all personi mouth County Engineer, have been filed ways or aldswalka of tha Borough ol Interested in the same will be heard, County Kilkenny, Ireland, will be In the office of said Engineer In the Keansburg. MARIAM J. SPIELMAN, Hall of Racorda aforementioned, and sponsored for stamp collectors may ba Inspected by prospective bid- SECTION 2. Whenever the snow Municipal Clerk. on March 17 to honor St. Pat- ders during business hours. Bidders plows or snow removal or loading ANBOROUO ORDINANCH OEF AUTHOWZIN KHAN O THTEO will be furnished with a copy ot the equipment of the Borough, County or CONTRACT FOK THE rick's Day. The covers will be Speclflcatona by the Engineer upon Stata art in operation aod arty ve- TION AND JCXBCUTION OP A mailed In Ireland with an attrac EFFECTIVE proper notice. hicle or other obstacls Is parked on COMPUITE PROGRAM FOR RE- the atreet or aldewalk In such a man- 1 Kve IrtsJi commemorative stamo Bids must ba made on atandard pro- ner aa to interfere with tha efficient VALUATION OP REAL PROPERTY posal forms In ths manner designated operation ot aald snow plow or snow FOR THE USE OF THE LOCAL post-marked Clifden, where the therein and required by tha Specifica- ASSESSOR, removal or loading equipment, then WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council castle Is situated. A card in the tions: must be enclosed in, sealed en- and in that event, the Chief of Police Item It necessary in the public Inter- velope! bearing the nama and address or any member of the Police Depart itt to contract tor the preparation snd cover has a brief summary abou! of the bidder and name of the work ment shell serve upon the owner o ixecutlon of a complete program for on the outside, addresssd to the Board said vshlcle or other obstacle so revalustlon of real property In the the castle. This will be the 10th CIRCULATION! of Chosen Freeholders ot the County parked, a written notice directing said Boroush of Keansburg for tha use of cachet of the historical Irish of Monmouth and must be accompanied owner to remove said* vehicle or other ths local assessor; and by a bonding certificate and a certi- obstacle from said street or sidewalk castlfl series. No ether medium covert Hi* rich, prime Monmouth County fied check, drawn to the order ot the within one hour from the time of serv- WHEREAS, no budget approprlatl Monmouth County Treasurer, for not ice In trie event tha owner la not i Included In the local budget for Collectors desiring covers may less than ten per cent (10%) of the available for personal service, then tha year 1B61 for such purpose; and Market area like The Red Bank Register. If you want effec- amount bid and be delivered at the the notice shall be affixed to tha ve- WHEREAS, the cost of the ssmt is write to Irish Cachet covers, 947 place and on the hour above named hicle or otber obstacle. estimated at the aum of (24,000.(10 now, East 32 Street, Brooklyn 10, N.Y. tive, concentrated coverage in fhe highest incomv area In Hie The standard proposal forms will be BECTIOtJ J. In the event a vehicle therefore, furnished upon application to the Mon or other obstacle parked or located In BE rr ORDAINED by the Mayor The cost per cover is 50 cents, mouth County Engineer. ind Council of the Borough of Keana county, then you want The Red Bank Register. We'll be happy violation of the terms of this ordinance aura; In ' " " Western Germany will Issue a The right la reserved to reject ani Is not rsmoved within ths time fixed 'oNows: 0 pfennig green stamp tn Anril •r all bids It deemed to the interest by the notice herein mentioned, then SECTION 1. That the Borough ol to give you complete market Information — phono and ask for and In that event the Chief ol Police 22 honoring the Scouts of Ger- of the County of Monmouth so to do. or any member of the Police "Depart- eanaburg contract for the preparation By order of the Board of Chosen ment, may causs said vehicle or other nd execution of a complete program many (called the Pathfinders) Display. Fr.(holders of ths County of Mon, obstacle to bs removed to a place des- 'or revaluation of all real property in mouth. ignated by the Chief of Police. A re- Lhe Borough ot Keansburg [or use of reports the World Wide Philatelic JOSEPH C. 1BWIN, Director. tort shall bs filed with the Chief of the Local Assessor. Agency. The stamp wilt be issued 'ollee ot every vehicle or obstacle SECTION 2. That an emergency ap. IRVINO 8. BENNETT, Clerk. so moved abowing tbe registration num- iroprlation In the amount of $24,000.00 April 14, Slay 13 eit.tf to meet the cost* of carrying out the ber, make and model ot al! motor contract and coats Incidental thereto FOR BREAKDOWN OF vehicles and slmllsr equipment, tha a and the same Is hereby made. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY time of removal, tha place to which SECTION 3. That the Borough ol Guess Who? CHANCERY DIVISION removed and an Inventory of the con-Keansburg Is authorlxed to borrow the CIRCULATION BY AREA, MONMOUTH COUNT* ents ot the vehicle, if tbe sams Is money under said appropriation and Docket No. M-3«t.-«0 unlocked. If an obstacle otber than !smo negotiable notea to meet such DIAL SH 1-0010, ASK a motor vehicle Is removed, a suf- emargancy appropriation herein made NATHANIEL FRSEbAND ENNIB, ficient description to Identify tha same which notes shall be authorized by Flalatlff, -VI- CLOTH1LJ>E KNNIfl, D. shall he Included In the report. resolution of the Mayor and Council FOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING. fendant. SECTION 4. Tba owner or operator and ahall be designated "Special Enter Civil Action >f any vehicle or obstacle ao moved gency Notee" by virtue of Hi* pro NOTICE OF ORDER FOR ihall be charged the reasonable ex. 'Illons of P. L. 1951, Chapter 48, and penae of such removal snd eny person, men notes may be renewed from time PUBLICATION firm or corporation desiring to reolalm o time, but at least one-fifth of such TO; CLOTHIL&B ENNI0, Defendant said motor vehicles or other nbstsclei lotes snd renewals thereof ahsll ma- BV VIRTUE OP AN ORDEH of Ihs may do so by paying tha charges and ure nM- later than the last day of the Superior Court ol New Jersey, Chan' expenses Incidental to the removal (seal year ending December 31, 1062, r~ eery Division, made on the 18th day.hereof to the garage or other place ind at least one-fifth of the remainder of April, 1961 In a civil action wherein o which the vehicle or obstacle was >f auch notes and renewals thereof Nathaniel Freeland. Ennls la the plain* IO removed but said garareman or iiuui mature In each year thereafter tiff and you ara tha defendant, you rther agency holding said vehicle ahall until all are paid so that all ot such are hereby required to answer the not deliver up the umi unless and lotes and renewals thereof ahsll have complaint of the plaintiff on or before until there Is exhibited to him a re- THE RED BANK REGISTER tnatured not later than the last ilay the 10th day of JUNE), 1961 ny nerv- lease signed by the Chlst of Police One fifth W'cai year next succeeding ing aa answer upon Nathan Turesky, >r such other officer ,of tha Depart- Eiq., platntlffK attorney, whose address nent as may be designated by him In- JECTION 4. Thla ordinance ahtll tske la 21 Commerce Street. Room 026, lcatlng that the pereon In possession ffect Immediately upon Its psssaxe, hereof Is the rightful owner ot satd pproval and publication aa provided Newark 2, New Jersey; and In default rehlcle or obstacle. thereof, such judgment shall ba ren- SECTION fl. Any person, firm or dered against you as the Court shall corporation violating any ot tha pro- JAMES J, QRAVANY. think equitable and Just. You shall file visions ot this ordinance shall be sub- your answer and proof of service In led to a fine not exceeding the aum attest: Msrlam J. Splelman, duplicate with the Clerk ot the Su- >t $50.00, or not exceeding 30 days Municipal Clerk. perior Court, State House Annex, Tren- mprlsonmem. or both, in tile dlicre- '.,- *1S.D2 ton, New Jertty, In accordance* frith Ion of the Municipal Magistrals. the rulta of civil practice and pro- SECTION' «. This ordinance ahall take oedure. Ted Immediately upon ita tiassaxa Tite object of said action la to ob- >nd publication lit accordance with It adds upt More and more tain a judgment of divorce between gbe aaJd plaintiff and you. people use The Register ads each JAMES J. ORAVANf. Daiefl: April 20th, 1061. Mayor. issu* because result! come fas- NATHAN TURESKY, ,tteet' Mariam J. Splelman, . a • decidad to open a Attorney for Plaintiff. Municipal Clerk. ter—Advertisement. ' April 14, Ua> I. K 1* • $28-53 PHI 14. joint account. rlcia McGovern, Miss Katherlne 16—Monday, April 24, 1961 ' RED BAXK REGISTER Tuition Hike Rogers, Mrs. Natalie Silverstone, By Blake Miss Anita J. Mayer and Miss EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? Barbara 'Maxwell, all effective APossAbilityi , at the end of this school year. >6UR Board Told SITOIP? Commits AMP DOES IT SPUTTER, RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The SHORT AND SCOLO? Board of Education Friday re- TEACH US HOYi TO ceived a letter from file Keyport Woman To CHECKS? Board of 'Education putting the Raman- board on guard to ex- pect a possible increase in tu- Sanitorium ition rates for students attend- FREEHOLD — Monmouth ing Keyport High School if a County Judge Thomas J. Smith proposed shift by Holmdel Town- ordered a Marlboro woman com- ship of its students to Red Bank mitted to the Sanatorium for High School is approved by the Chest Diseases at Glen Gardner state Department of Education. after being declared a "health In other business, Charles S menace." Hopla, board secretary, said that For modern horns heat the state Department of Educa- Miss Kathleen Maher, Dutch economy and comfort let tion would not approve the pos- Lane Rd., is to be confined to sible elimination of kindergar- the sanatorium until discharged us install the heating unit by the superintendent of the in ter as one solution to tJie double right for your homo and session problem. stitution. The board appointed Richard Isidore Sackowitz of the Marl- your budget. Call us. EUerman as teacher in charge boro Township poard of Health of the Beers Street Softool for the signed a complaint against the 1961-62 school year at 1500 in ad- woman, Dr. George J. McDon- dition to his regular contract. nell, medical director of Allen- It approved teacher contract; wood Hospital, testified that the g\ 1361, King Tatam Eymtolt. Inc. W«1 i TitUs revived. REPLACEMENT — Harry R. Wilson, left, chief engineer of Harris Gardens Fire Co., for the 196J-62 school year for woman was an "actual menace. Union Beach, accepts keys to new $25,000 fire truck which replaces one damaged Steve Sarnecky, Perth Amboy, Dr. McDonnell testified that ) FUEL OIL < $4,400; Carl M. Jordan, Scotch she had left the Allenwood in- BuRHER S-»L LS .. . during Hurricane Donna. Jamei L. Ellis, deputy chief, presents the keys with Ted stitution when the case of tu- Plains, $5,200; Mrs. Jeanne E. ^ >u SHI 6IOO Harvard Awards Pupils Taken Burnelli, captain, and Robert J. Burnelli, first lieutenant, looking on. Keilv,' Hazlet, $5,500, and James berculosis was oliJy partly ar- A. Hanahan, Philadelphia, $5,400. rested. On Farm Tour NAMED CHAIRMAN AH but four members of the Bloodmobile vtiher To Local Boys HIGHLANDS — Pupils of Mrs. Banquet Mrs. William teaching staff have returned con- 6SE tracts for next year. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. - FourJRobert Metcairs and Mrs. Wil- 1 has been named chair- Monmouth County. N.J.. boys Win: Beat/s first grade of the At Post It aoproved contracts for next 1 of the annual dinner of Lib- have been awarded scholarships \ local publ.c schoo wiled Rut- FORT MONMOUTH - Com- Fjm year for Mrs. Margaret G. Pow- erty Hose Fire Company Auxili- ell, Hazlet. part-time schoo Harvard, the university has'S™ Experimental Farm last panies D and I of the U.S. Army BELFORD ans for a moth at nurse, $1,800; William Pickens, iweek. Signal School Regiment topped cr and daughter banquet May ary which will be held in the announced. West Keansburg. and John WaJ- CROWN Bank High School Mrs. Allen Turner and Mrs. the blood donor list as the Red 4 in Fellowship Hall of the Meth- Homestead Restaurant. Two Red lace. Hazlet, school custodians, graduates — John D'Amico, Jr., Thomas F. Masse, class mothers Cross "Bloodmobile" received odist Church were made by the a Mrs. Ted VonTisfi, president, $3,400 each; Mrs. Jolene P. Guis- 32 Woodbine Ave Little Silver. j 's° accompanied the children. 1354 p;nts fmm contributions a Women's Society of Christian appointed a bylaws committee er and Mrs. Ann M. Schrang KITCHEN'S and Angelo Thomas Scotti, 136! PuP«* ™king the trip were Fort Monmouth yesterday. Service last week. Mrs. George Leone, chairman; both Hazlet, cart-time secretaries Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank — Barbara Batchler, Dorothy Buon- In making their third post A project for the year will be LIKE THIS AD acquista, Jo-Ann Chiger, Darlen Mrs. Russell Walling, Mrs. Carl- at the rate of $1.50 per hour each; received scholarship aid which is visit this year the best so far, cash for the Congo or towels and ton Wharton. At the next meet- Curren, Shelia Grzelka, Cather- soldiers from Company D gavi and Mrs. Pauline McGovern, granted to students with "High wash cloths for the George Rob- ing, May 15, in the fire b.ouse, Hazlet, secretary at Cove Road STANDS OUT academic promise." ine Hartsgrove, Margaret Johns, 106 pints, while troops from Com- inson School in Puerto Rico. The Kim Masse. Laura Maxson, Don- a plastic demonstration will be School, $2,600. Harold Asher Kushkin, 924 Ben pany I turned out with 56 donors society served refreshments aft- na Mohrbeck, Mary Beth Mon- presented. It accepted the following teach- dermere Ave., Asbury Park, a There were 43 post civilian em er the Sunday service, Sunday. From All the Rest prode, Linda Sebestcr, Jana er resignations: Miss J. Pa- graduate of Asbury Park High, ployees who also donated under Rev. Simon Kowo, Africa, was Smock, Edna Ann Woods, Fran- and Daniel Power Poteet, M. 113 the Fort Monmouth blood pro- guest speaker. ces Worth, Philip Donohue, Ste- CROWN KITCHENS Rumson Rd., tittle Silver, a grad- gram, which entitles them an ven Lynn, George Smith, Gerar Hostesses were Mrs. John uate of Mount Hermon School, re- their immediate families full with many years of Thomas. Ricky Reilly. Riley, Mrs. Dora Barnes, Mrs. ceived similar grants. Wood benefits for one year. Orvitle Casler, and Mrs. Leonard experience in serv- D'Amico and Poteet are sopho- Also William Berg. Willia The April visit tops the tota Nelson. A nominating committee Foster, Carol Schafner, Johi given early last month by 1 011TH ing customers throughout the Jersey mores at Harvard. Scotti and was named. They are -Mrs. Al- erleinil Kushkin are seniors. Grasso, Shirley Rugg, Dougla: pints. For the three Bloodmobil bert White, Mrs. Ludolph Von- Hoover, Dale Turner, Stewar SOW. I. shore, will give you all you desire in These four students are among visits this year, there have beei Tangen and Mrs. John Lentz. King, James Wheeler, Wad "5DJIT7 46 from this state to receive 914 donors. your new kitchen — a standout job. Weiczoreck, Larry Wolfe, Helei at Harvard this The next bloodmobile visit i scholarships Bishop, Judith Chodnicki, Lind: scheduled at the post June 1. DESCRIBES TRIP year. Connett, Sandra Green, Vanessi KEVPORT - The Women's QUICKEST Mayenschein, and Georgian CONFERENCE TO START Hebrew League met recently in Schmidt. the synagogue with Miss B. Dor- FORT MONMOUTH — A two- Suit Against WAHO othy Cohen as guest speaker. She and low day spring conference of the Na- told of her 84 days of travel in tional Security Industrial Associa- Union Settled foreign counties. ANYWHERE in cost tion, will be held here Wednes- Sire Join NEWARK (AP) — A suit b' day and Thursday. Hostesses were Mrs. jLeonard Montr»*l 9O« a former Teamsters Union offi- > Mi. union fill Item Aitur h Maj. Gen. William D. Hamlin. Miller, Mrs. Stanley Schwartz, cial against Local 408 for back Boston 60* llltr I Ml. 108 Ul Ml loilirfK. Fort Monmouth commander, will Viola Claire Mrs. Mann" Baron and Mrs. Mil- pay and $20,000 damages ha «I«I-35 • \'7 MILE? NORTH V RED BANK address the group at a dinner KEANSBURG — A class pre; ton Krain. been settled before the case cami Wednesday at Gibbs Hall Offi- entatton was made in honor to trial. cers Club. The visitors will make Mrs. Ann Biondi, Morristown their headquarters at the Berke new supreme deputy of the Com The terms of the settlemen ley-Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park. panion of the Forest at the Viol; were not disclosed. The suit wa Military buses will transport Claire Circle recently in tfc brought by Fred J. Scotti of 171 them between the hotel and the Knights of Columbus hall. Chelsea Ave., Long Branch, an post. New members welcomed int was to have been heard by Su- ne'rior Court Judge Theodore S. ADVERTISEMENT the circle were Mrs. Phyliss Ma; zarello, Mrs. Harry Morgan, Mr; Labrecque. John McCarthy Mrs. Conslan The complaint against the Ioca! Langan, Mrs. Dellrita Instantin and its president, Anthony Cus DOES GETTING and Miss Lillian Comerford. ano, alleged that Scotti was not A card party will be held,Ma paid salary or expenses as union UP NIGHTS II in the Knights of Columbu business manager from Septem- hall, and a trip to the organiz; ber, 1957, to Dec. 31 1958. MAKE YOU FEEL-OLD lion's home will be made in June ThooMadaamtow ti won't Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collin 47 Dover St. Newark. believe your eyes have moved from Walnut St., Mr. and Mrs. Lowther were a new home on Manning St., Ri riding in their automobile Oct when you iw er Plaza. 23, 1959, when the car was struck bow fast it dries." in the rear while they were Mrs. Anna Johnson, Oak H stopped at Keyport-Amboy Rd Rd., has returned from a vis and Rt. 35 in Matawan. with relatives in Neptune. The action was brought In Superior Court. Joseph Parisi who has been c Louis Drazin represented Henry business trip to Washingtoi and,Mary Lowther. 1 . C, has returned. Bernard Lynch was represented World's only 15 minute dry paint! by Ralph Campbell. Interior —> Exiefibf — all surfaces. - Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kracum ,, Richard Ter., spent the wcek-enc Kcgionnl'g Band IUFEJll ytur plot 1 Iwtwui inter J visiting relatives at Hazleton, Pa Performs Wednesday RUMSON — A major produc tion of the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School Band will INTEREST ON YOUR be the annual concert Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Some of the selec- -- SAVINGS tions to be played are: "Has- kell's Rascals," a snare drum trio with band accompaniment, "Phantom Regiment," by Lcro'y Anderson, and highlights from "Gypsy." Among numbers to be played by the school dance band is "Alfred Hitchcock Presents. The program is open to the RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN lublic. Mr. Kenneth Walters will direct. See the new COMET S"22...and Miss Hrallior Bry LOVE LANE Honored at Middlrhury take your seat in the newest, niftiest interior M1DDLEBURY Vt. — A total TUXEDO SHOP of 165 students at Middlcbury Love Lane Tuxedo Shop will now Collect have been named to the Dean's Lists. under the smartest roof in the compact field. be open 3 nights a week for your Among the number named this convenience. semester is Miss Heather J. Bry, Washington Ave., Rumson, N.J. OPEN She is the daughter of Mr. and Foam-contoured bucket seats up front ( adjust them separately ), map locker in Mrs. N. William Bry. Mon., Wed. & Fri. till 9 P.M. between. Full-width, foam-padded'baok seats. Silky, morocco-grain vinyl qoverings WHO OPENS THE DOOR? NEW MONMOUTH - A panel on seats and door panels. Deep loop-yarn carpeting. Tasteful ornamentation. 17 We have the white dinner jacket discussion, "Who Opens The in the new miracle fabric. Door?" was held by the United stunning color schemes. It's elegant yet it's practical. It's the newest...it's for you...the Lutheran Women of the King of Kinqs Lutheran Church in the par- ish house. Harmony Rd. last week. Comet S-22. See it! Then find out how little it costs at your Mercury-Comet dealerb. Clothing was packed for the Thr jit is always correct and in the latest style Lutheran World action in Penn- -LINCOLN.MERCURY DIVISION sylvania to be used for mis- "Famous for Fine Formal Wear" sionary work. Hostesses were Mrs. Berger Eia and Mrs. Er- LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP est Schau. ENGLISH MOTORS No problem finding tenants 23 W. Front St. SH I-48J9 Red Bank .vhen you advertise The Register 34 Maple Avenue ay.—Advertisement.