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VO1> R4 NO Ifil '••»•« *•< oy through Tr\Uy. Secood CUM Puugt RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE BMk Mll „ Xddltiontl Milling OHICM. Five Contests Mark Area School Voting Senators 1962-63 ARGUMENT OVER HIGH SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION — Alfred. R. Manville, board member and construction chair- man of the Matawan Regional school board, ha* been in a running argument for the part week, with board archi- WantFull Budgets tect Henry Finne, Elizabeth, over whether construction of the $2,470,000 Matawan junior-senior high school, pic- tured here, is behind schedule. The argument continued at a board session last- night, with Mr. Manville urging more speed, and Mr. Pinne replying that while some construction phases are behind schedule the builder is ahead U2 Story On Line of schedule in other phases. Construction was started at the end of July. The board hopes to open ths 1,500- WASHINGTON (AP) - Sena- pupil school in September. Voters will decide contested tors have told the State Depart- Doard of Education elections in ment they want the full story five of 11 Red Bank area munic- Gleim Weather of U2 spy pilot Francis Gary ipalities today. P o w ers—from his ill-starred Outlook Dubious flight over Russia to his walk to The contests are in Red Bank, Fair Haven, Shrewsbury Town- freedom. ' CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) - ship, Oceanport and Rumson. All Million Shopping With the weather a big question And spokesmen for the Senate of the contests are for three-year mark, space technicians were Foreign Relations Committee terms. say they expect they'll get the poised today to start the count- There will be no contests in information after Central Intelli- down for astronaut John H. Little Silver, Eatontown, Mon- gence agents question the 32- Glenn Jr.'s space flight around mouth Beach, Sea Bright, year-old flier. the world Wednesday, Valen- Shrewsbury and West Long Center for Hazlet tine's Day. cated across the highway from Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., in But if they don't the senators Branch. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Con- Although skies were blue and the center site, on the northeast a statement issued last night, indicated they may have to ques- struction of a $3 million shopping clear over this spaceport, the corner of Rt. 35 and Hazlet Ave. commended the Committee for tion Powers themselves. RED BANK center on Rt. 35, Hazlet, will get Weather Bureau warned of under way in the spring, it was All stores will be air con- the Development of Commerce, Secretary of State Dean Rusk In Red Bank, Quentin Keith possible Increased cloudiness annouced yesterday by Harry ditioned. Industry and Trade for its work commented yesterday in an in is challenging three incumbents high winds and rough seas in Fallon, chairman of the town Mr. Fallon reported that the in bringing the center to Raritan terview that he was glad Powers for the three full terms on the the area off Bermuda. That's •hip's Committee for the Develop- land sale contract for the proper- was returned but said he didn' RARITAN SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIR — Elizabeth Mc- board. The incumbents are Hen- Mayor Blanda appointed the where Navy ships would try to ment of Commerce, Industry and ty was signed Jan. 15. think the incident "moves us very ry A. Stevenson, Jr., William A. committee in January of last recover Glenn's space capsule Cleasior, 48 Ninth St., West Keansburg, explains ons of Trade. far in the great issues that divide Magee and Charles Raynor. Architect for the project is year. if his trip were limited to one her entries, « model of the Vanguard I satellite, in the Communist and the free James P. Ilch is running for a The center, to be known as Louis Kasoff, Philadelphia. -He welcomed the shopping cen- orbit. world." Rariran Township school system iciencs fair, held yes- one-year unexpired term. Foxwood Shopping Plara, will be Negotiations Since Oct. ter to the township, and added: Walter C. Williams, oper- located on the 20-acre Henry J "It is of some advantage to gel terday in Beers Street School, to school board member "This development is in keep- ations director for the man-in- FAIR HAVEN Warnock tract, south of Rt. 35 Negotiations for construction ot unnecessary irritations out of the ing with the policy of attracting space project, said he would Robert Morris and Mrs. Raymond Shugard, chairman of and east of Hazlet Ave. the shopping center have been in way," he said, "and when people Three vacancies on the Board process since October of last commercial and industrial rat- base his launch decision on the are being held in each other's the event. Several hundred parents and children viewed It will be constructed and latest available weather Infor- of Education are being sought by year, Mr. Fallon noted. He re- ables to the municipality in order country, this is an irritation that a total of 125 exhibits. Miss McCleaster, a ssventh five candidates. The terms of operated by Food Fair Stores, ported that the land is already to continue land and tax stabili- mation as the countdown got we could do without. But I would Inc., and J. M. Fields Depart- under way. grader, won an honorable mention for another of her board members Mrs. Elizabeth zoned for commercial use. zation." not draw any conclusions from M. Handy, vice president: ment Stores, Philadelphia, affili this return of Mr. Powers with exhibits, a Vander Graaf generator. George J. Bartel and Philip H. ated companies, under a separate respect to questions like Berlin Roy expire this month. Of the corporation set up for the pro} or Southeast Asia." tct. Hearing Required three, only Mr. Roy is seeking So far Powers has been kept re-election. Open in 1983 under wraps since he was ex Expect Tax Drop New candidates are Thomas S. The center is scheduled for changed Saturday for Soviet spy Stevens, of 50 Kemp Ave.; Ar- completion early next year. Rudolf Abel. The only officia thur D. Lane, Jr., 239 Cam- There will be six large stores Council Vetoes Mayor's word yesterdav on the pilot's 1962 Budget, Sewer Plan on Agenda bridge Ave.; Mrs. Helen H. Sul- whereabouts wa\a State Depart in Ihe center, which will be con- livan, 93 Spruce Dr., and Mrs. ment statement tftqt he is seeing strutted in an "L" shape. KEYPORT - Mayor and Coun- schedule required $280,543 to be Ruth Yanko, 50 Riverlawn Dr. his family and will be questioned. The J. M. Fields building, to cil will introduce its proposed raised by local taxation, a de- Mr. Roy has served on the be one of the largest department 19G2 municipal budget and con- crease of $20,379 as compared to board since 1955. He is chairman Move to Oust Inspector duct a public hearing on the pro 1960. Itores in the Bayshore area, will of the finance committee, cover 80,000 square feet. posal to finance sewer costs Last year's budget provided A native of this area, Mr. Roy FAIR HAVEN - A move by Borough Council meeling, butl council he would appear at a through general taxation at an The Food Fair supermarket $300 pay raises for policemen and is a graduate of Buckncll Unl- the mayor to suspend this bor- William Blair, Jr., bo'ough at hearing. PayHikes adjourned meeting, tonight at building will total 20,670 square $200 for other borough employees (See RED BANK page 3) ough's building inspector was torney, said statutes indicate a Mr. Kosene said he made the o'clock in Borough Hall. The governing body expects to feet. charges in connection with a squelched by the Borough Coun- borough officer holds his jel> dur According to statements made have some protests at the session Rental units will include one building permit granted by the cil last inght. ing the "pleasure" of the coun by Mayor Charles E. Applegate, tonight against its proposed or- for a variety store, 30,000 square cil. inspector in October, 1959. t Get Final feet; one for a drug store, 10,200 Stunned council members sat the governing body expects its dinance which would discontinue quietly as Mayor Milton Kosene He advised council to seek Mrs. Rosalie Montesano, 33 Sic budget to result in a municipa Election square feet, and two other build- operation and financing •>! the from Ihe mayor written copies ond'Ave. ings, one at 17,400 square feet and suspended the inspector, Thomas purpose tax rate decrease. Be- sewer system as a separate util- of the charges and to set a hear- The mayor denied an assertio; the other, 13,000 square feet. W. Carlock, of 19 Locust Ave., Approval cause of new state law, the bor- ity- ing date. Mr. Blair said the that he was throwing a "politi- after charging him with altering ough this year will assess at a The sewer assessment of 50 per Interest 1,060 Cars public records. The council Im- building Inspector could not be cal fireball." Mr. Kosene it a 100 per cent ratio to true value. FAIR HAVEN Hurdling ob cent of the water rate also would The parking lot, which will mediately terminated the suspen- fired without a hearing by the Democrat; the councilmen, Re- The municipal budget last year stacles raised by Mayor Milton be repealed under terms of the accommodate 1,060 cars, will total sion. council. publicans. totaled (444,034, and produced'a Kosene,; Borough Council last code, and system operational Is Low 588,730 square feel. Both actions were subjected to Mr. Kosene said he would pre- When councilmen questioned tax rate drop of 43 cents per (100 costs would be financed out of pare the charges and assured the his suspension order, Mr. Kosene night adopted an ordinance to It will extend from RtL 35 for some legal questioning at the assessed valuation. general taxation. FREEHOLD — Five candidates said he was acting under the raise the salaries of borough em- a distance of nearly 500 feet, In 1961, the municipal spending Seek "No" Vote vying for three seats in Marlboro general powers granted a mayor. ployees. and from Hazlet Ave. east for Norman J. Curie, former may and a contest for the one-year He said he was satisfied he had Mr. Kosene had vetoed the pay about 600 feet. or and president of the Keyport unexpired term in Freeho'd the authority to make the suspen- increase plan twice. He claims Suppose It Had The Fields department store Rules Part of Street Citizens Association, has called Township *re the only contests sion. the increases are "inequitable." will be located in the southwest Been Molasses on residents to attend tonight's in this area in today's Board of Following his veto of the meas- corner of the tract. The Food Councilman Jesse J. Mcllra; meeting and request council to Education elections. termed the mayor's move "dis- ure in December last year, coun- WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Fair will be situated just off Rt. vote the ordinance down. There are no contests in Free- Is a No Man's Land graceful." He said the mayor was cil dropped the matter until last (AP) - Wheeling his fuel oil 35, in the northeast corner of truck into position, the driver hold or Atlantic Township, with doing "nothing good for the bor- month when it again was intro- According to Mr. Currie, "Ev- the property. NEWS SHREWSBURY - An Shrewsbury, and a number of stuck a hose Into a pipe pro- ery homeowner will pay the same all incumbents there seeking re- ough." He said the mayor was duced. The mayor vetoed it The Hazlet post office is lo- 84B-foot stretch on the west side other documents to show that it truding from the side of L. H. sewer charge as every factory, election. making a "mockery" of a man again. of Shrewsbury Ave., parallel to is not in New Shrewsbury, how- Jackson's home yesterday and launderette or business operation, The Marlboro and Freehold who hid studied the zoning code The ordinance provides salary Vail Homes, became a "no man's ever. turned on the flow. under the proposed code." He has Township contests have brought from "A to Z." He said he was rises up to 10 per cent. Council- For the Record land" yesterday. The jurisdiction of a Municipal After loo long a wait to III. said that this means the home' forth no issues or active cam- "moved and upset" by the may- man Edward Stratton said pre- WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Magistrate Marvin E. Schaefer Court is limited by statute to the a 275-gallon tank, he shut oil owner, through hte real estate paigning. or's action. viously the increases are selec- . Paul C. Jones, D-Mo., thinks his dismissed a drunk driving charge geographical boundaries of that the valvts and worriedly taxes, "will support the large wa- tive. Ten per cent increases will MARLBORO colleagues put too much of what in Municipal Court yesterday af- municipality. Votes Override knocked on the door. He and er users In town." go to four of the 11 borough em- Although there are five candi- they don't say into the Congres- ter Red Bank attorney Bernard The defendant, Sgt. Donald then moved the council Mrs. Jackson found the family's The former mayor predicted He ployees. Other employees will re- dates for three three-year terms sional Record. Hoffman showed this portion of Hoffman of Fort Monmouth, is terminate the suspension and re- fallout shelter — recessed 18 hat eventually such a switch in ceive less than 19 per cent, he here, this year's contest is quiet Jones told the House yesterday the road, where the offense was not subject to further prosecution quest the mayor to present for- Inches below the basement the sewer financing system would has declared. compared to a year ago when 12 "We are spending more money alleged to have taken place, is on the charge, arising from an mal charges. floor—almost filled with more mean "another Increase in real The salary increases are retro- candidates vied for five seats on to put out more useless informa- not within the boundaries of New incident Oct. 29. The statutory, Mayor Kosene, after describing than 1,000 gallons of fuel oil. estate taxes." he board. Shrewsbury. 30-day limit for issuing a new active to Jan. 1. tion than ever before." He said the nature of his charges, rec- The pipe was the air exhaust At the time the sewer ordinance All three Incumbents are" seek- summons has elapsed. Congressional Record printing He did not say what, if any, ommended council take steps to for the shelter. The fuel oil was introduced, two weeks ago, ng re-election in today's voting. costs have increased lo $90 a municipality that part of the Drivers seeking sanctuary on provide air annual salary to th( company pumped out the oi! borough auditor Jasper Johnson They are board president Harry •page, or more than $2.5 million road is in, because that was not Shrewsbury Ave. should take note building ^inspector' in lieu o Call for Bids and said It would get rid of told council that, based on -res V. "Dewey" Holmes, vice ores;- a year. He has introduced a bill pertinent to the case. however: The "no man's land" buildirfgfees. His proposal would the oil odor in the house. ent sewer rates, the utility has dent Leo J. Scully, Sr., and Mi- which would limit the number of He brought the tax maps of is only 848 feet long, and it is include revisions of the amoun "The funniest thing I've over failed to meet operational costs, chael Ryniewicz. editorials, essays and other trea- only on the west side of the road. On Addition resulting in a $9,000 deficit. Shrewsbury, New Shrewsbury, of fees required for building per- heard," said Jackson, who al- The two new candidates are tises congressmen can insert in The cast side belongs to Shrews- and Shrewsbury Township, the mits and certificates of occupan ready planned to put the ihree- He said that if the present rate Franklin V. Emmons and Mrs. the record. 1950 statute incorporating New bury Borough. cy in relation to the total cost To School ycar-old shelter to other use. system is continued, the deficit Mildred Finlayson, both of Rob- of particular building jobs. "I felt sorry for the driver," .vould increase and "would have ertsville. Mr. Kosene said he Initialed an NEW SHREWSBURY - Bids added his wife, "he looked so be made up out of general are being called today for a 12- Voters also will vote on Hie fol- investigation of Mrs. Montesano's upset." taxation anyway." (See ELECTION, Page 3) Gordon Bartle Returned, 6-3, permit after she complained to room addition to Swimming Riv- Rnron<»h Council in November er School, Dr. Richard Swenson, that Mr. Carlock had "changed" president of the Shrewsbury the original copy of her building Township Board of Education, As Regional Board's President permit. has annouced. School Projects Held Up Added Notes The voters approved this proj- NEW SHREWSBURY-Gordon Voting for Mr. Bartle for pres- Absent when the ballots were ect in September, in the second Mr. Kosene declared that Mr. Delay on State Health Board Cheeks Blamed Bartle of New Shrewsbury, who ident were himself, Robert Bill- cast last year were Mr. Bartle, referendum in which it was pre- Carlock was removed as president of the ings, Norman Field, Andrew G. who was in Europe, and Mr. Bill- sented, the bond issue author- _ MIDDLETOWN -A now state rather than a help," said Harold Board members pointed out Monmouth Regional Board of Ed- per ized is for $292,000. Shepard and James Pickering, ings and Mr. Field, who were procedure on approval of school Copcland, board president. that the whole project received ucation last year in a controver- (See FAIR HAVEN, Pag( all of New Shrewsbury and Mer- late getting to the meeting. !) Plans by Fcssler, Boyken and building plans may result in a According to James W. David- preliminary state approval sever- sial vote, last night was again rill Beam of Eatontown. Eatontown has four representa- Moss, New Brunswick architects, portion of the local system being heiser, board secretary, a repre- al years ago. seated in the president's chair. Voting for Mr. Festa were him- tives on the board and the nave just received state Depart- laced on double session during sentative of the state health Shrewsbury Township district has Mr. Davidheiser said the plans He defeated Vincent Festa of self, Leonard Cotnpton and Mr. ment o[ Education approval, all of next year. health agency must personally Eatontown for the post by a 6-3 Liga. five. which is necessary before a bid for additions to the Bayview Index The remaining portion of the oversee all percolation tests School, another project, have vote. New Shrewsbury and Shrews- call. Dr. Swenson said. The atmosphere at last night's PACE urrcnt school building project— taken for the various orojects. been ready for final state ap- Mr. Festa replaced Mr. Bartle bury Township make up the Bids will be returnable 24 days voting was heavy with the Amusements 12 2S classrooms in the form of ad- The problem is, said Mr. David proval since September. •* on the board last year by a He said that "regardless of Army Organization and police re- reports on the book value of 10 great-grandchildren. Surviving, besides his parents, mittee to prepare a slate of of- Efforts of nearby Ncwburgh, membership" it is "good policy" equipment,' machinery, and in- are his wife, Mrs. Olive Axelsen ficers for the 1962-63 club year scores of wrecked or damagei pression of demonstrations agains Funeral services will be held N. Y. to control locally the cost homes. to change presidents only every the right wing terrorists. ventories. Thursday. Morris; two daughters, Karl Lee were Mrs. William Noonan and of its relief program have raisei two years. nd Charlene Olive Morris, both Twenty-six deaths were a Tile vast throng marched two Mrs. William Parry. They wii: nationwide questions concerning Praise For Festa t home; two sisters, Mrs. Al- be assisted by Mrs. Edward Mi tributed to the rain, which totale* miles from the historic Place de growing on house plant pots or welfare expenditures. The. result After being re-seated as presi- ma Garey and Mrs. Olga Kauf- chalskl, Mrs. Richard Hagen and more than eight Inches in dow: la Republique to Pere Lachaise even on the soil. ing controversy also has spot dent, Mr. Bartle said of Mr. man, both of Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Samuel Costello. town Los Angeles. Among them Cemetery with the bodies of four YOUR GARDEN Dr. Spencer H. Davis, exten lighted the strangle hold of stati Festa, "I for one would have wo brothers, Albert R. Morris were three San Diego boy of the eight persons killed in wild sion plant disease specialist at Mrs. George Heller, second vie and federal "aid" regulation: been content to see him con- THIS WEEK f Atlantic Highlands and Harold trapped yesterday In the cave-i street fighting last Thursday Rutgers, offers some reassuring president and membership chair- upon local autonomy. tinue." By Garden Reporter ). Morris of Laurelton. of a rain-softened sandstone clifl night between police and Com words about molds—or fungi if man, reported that membership In growing numbers, citizens The funeral will be Friday at Sixteen persons' died in rain On a motion by Mr. Compton, munist-led demonstrators againsl College of Agriculture that's what you want to cal! in the club totals 119 with 33 wom organizations and public officials 1 a.m. in the Worden Funeral caused traffic accidents. Twi the board stood in praise of "the the Secret Army. Rutgers—The State Unl- them. en on the waiting list. The club- are arousing to the danger tha verslty, New Brunswick Home. Red Bank. Rev. Canon children were buried when splendid work" of Mr. Festa and A fungus or mold can some- women plan to cross referenci state and local governments may The government relaxed its ban ieorge A. Robertshaw, rector of cascaded into their homes. Threi Mr. Liga in the past year. times be responsible for plant dis- books at the township public II become mere dependencies of th on public demonstrations for the t. George's Church, will offi- men were presumed drownc Mr. Bartle was nominated for MORE ABOUT pH ease but only special ones can brary during the summer, with Federal Government. An advo- funeral today, which was ar- te. Burial will be in Fair View when lost in racing currents, president by Mr. Shepard, and harm a plant. The ones you see Mrs. Turock in charge. cate of greater interest by busi- ranged by virtually all labor and Still recklessly invading tin :emetery. woman was crushed under a rain Mr. Pickering seconded the nomi- on composition or clay pots and nessmen in government recently left wing organizations in Paris. realm of the soils chemist, let', The drama department wil! loosened tree. A man was I nation. on flats of seedlings and soil are present an original play at th suggested that instead of decry- The bodies of the other four wind up our little discussion o TURNER HILL, SR. in a collapsed well shaft. Mr. Compton nominated Mr. pH. harmless. MATAWAN — Turner Ml, Sr,, March club meeting, Mrs. Earn ing th» growlh of big govern Festa for president. Mr. Liga demonstrators killed last Thurs- Cars were mudded in alon Which comes from the Frenct These non-harmful molds come 6, of Second St., died Sunday in est Fred Foster, departmenl ment, they "get to work to sup seconded the Domination. day were sent to their hometowns Hollywood Blvd. in the heart i expression, "puissance de hydra in green, yellow and white, and Monmouth Medical Center, chairman, annouccd that tin port and imjwH'e'the calibre ol Prior to the vote for president, in the provinces for burial. Its studio area after an earl; gen," according to Dr. Bill Han they grow on organic matter in Long Branch. presentation is in preparation fo 'little government'.''" " Mr. Compton said both candi- Tlie streets leading into the morning clondburst yesterda na, Rutgers soils researcher. the soil. Mr. Hill was born in Scotland the fifth district drama festival Meantime die 1961 Platform ol 'dates are "deserving" of the Place de la Republique were sent muck roaring down a res As he reminds us, pH measures Composition containers and •4eck, S. C, and had lived in this to be held April 18 in Wall Town the New Jersey Taxpayers Asso presidency. moving rivers of flowers as dential street. marchers clutched bouquets 'and the active acidity of a substance, wooden flats are organic mater- area 20 years. He was a member ship. The play is being directed ciation offers a guideline to di Mr. Field, Mr. Billings and Mr. Some homes were buried ii began the two-mile march. The such as soil. ial, too. In some potting soils if Providence Baptist Church, by Mrs. Noonan. y' vision of power between Washing- Liga were sworn in again as mud to within a foot of the cei bodies were carried • in hearses are manure, straw or leaf mold Cliffwood, A white elepham>sffle will be ton, state house and town hall. board members. They were re- Soil—or another substance— ing. Cars were tossed dowi. almost hidden under wreaths of that encourage fungi or molds as Surviving are his wife, Mrs. held in March to •Supplement the This calls for "delegation of the elected last week at the regional with a pH of 1.0 is 100 times well as plants to grow. funds for the "Buds for fibers various functions of government Beachwood Dr. along with planks, flowers. Six hearses followed with as acid as something with , Maude Hill; two sons, Turner election. Be Glad They're There Street" project sponsored by th to the lowest levels of govern boulders, trees and other debris, flowers for the graves. pri of 3.0. Some plants like acii Hill, Jr., of this place and Hazel Whltfleld Resigns Some gardeners like to use Rarden and conservation depart- ment capable of fulfilling them The northern Nevada town soils, others grow best in neutra! Turner of Newark; three daugh- The resignation of W. Lester Grey, rainy skies added to the ground corn peat moss or other ment. Mrs. Nelson Miller is chair- efficiently and economically, with Battle Mountain was declared . soils, neither acidic nor alkaline ters, Miss Eileen Hill of Newark, Whitfield as custodian of school gloom and an electricity workers' plant material for mulched seed Mrs. Mirdie Davis of this place man. The project is part of the minimum reliance upon central disaster area by Gov. Grant Saw At pH values between 6.0 am funds was held until the board strike darkened shops and stores beds or cold frames. These, too, ind Mrs. Marion Harris of Nep- Beers Street School grounds beau- Ized financing, thus Insuring max yer after Reese River- flood- S.5 plant food elements in mus can find a replacement. Mr. Whit- in the area. Umbrellas opened support mold growth. une; 12 grandchildren and 12 tlfication program. imum responsiveness to the wil waters attacked it yesterday. as a slow drizzle began to fall soils are most easily taken uf field cited increased duties with In short, if you find a moldy great-grandchildren. It was reported by Mrs. James of the people." National guardsmen in Rangely Onlv the sound of the thousands by plants. the Central Jersey. Bank and surface, be happy. This jusl Phillips of the welfare depart Colo., fired bazooka rockets of feet moving alone the street Services will be held at I p.m. Trust Co., Freehold, for resign- Neutral Point, 7.0 shows-thaTyoiMiave organic mat- ment that more than 50 children break up an ice jam In the Whiti broke the dreary sifence. The; Wednesday in Second Baptist ing. The neutral point on the pH ter inroe soil, and that's good. were taken care of during the River. The western Colorado oi familiar clatter of buses and the Church, Long Branch. Burial will T. Keevil was reap- scale is 7.0. This is the pH oi If you're a microblologist, you January well-baby conference a town was flooded Saturday whei Ralph muffled roar of the subways were K in White Ridge Cemetery, Eat- Albany Won't pointed board secretary. His sal pure water. You can easily may even discover the source of the St. John's Methodist Church sudden thaw sent hu; missing as transport workers tntown, under the direction of ary will be $8,200, an nicrease of change the pH of water by add- something like penicillin or strep- educational building. ice chunks downstream. The; joined In strikes called on nearly he James H. Hunt Funeral $700 over last year. ing just a little alkaline or acidi tomycin, says Dr. Davis. These Home, Asbury Park. ' , As a follow-up to the sale ol Raise State iammed at bends in the river, all levels of the ecohomy. forcing water back into the town, Milton A. Mausner, Red Bank, substance. famous drugs—the latter discov- American flags conducted last HOLBROOK B. SMITH Skies were generally clear i: was reappointed board attorney. Not so with soils that contain red at Rutgers—both come from year, Mrs. Edward Mlchalski Drinking Age He receives a'$300 retainer. molds such as you may find on MIDDLETOWN - Holbrook B. civics and legislation chairman, the nation's eastern half, but th clay and humus, for example. Joseph J. Seaman, Perth Am your flower pot. mith, 50. of Naveslnk River Rd., took orders for flag poles. Mrs, ALBANY, N. Y. (AP)-EffortS nortiieast continued to shiver ii Soils resist a sudden change In boy, was renamed auditor at a Contract Let ied yesterday. Michalskl urged members to dis- by a trio of New Jersey Republi- persistent cold. Sub-zero read- pH. Doc Hanna explains that this Droopy Plant cost not to exceed $1,000 for serv- Bora in Montclair, Mr. Smith can leaders to persuade New ings at midnight included -4 resistance to change in pH is Mrs. F. E of Manasquan won- ices during the year. vas a son of the late Julian P. York legislators to raise New Burlington, Vt., and -1 »t Glei For Gasoline called "buffering." ders what's happening to her Di- The Monmouth County National md Helen Holbrook Smith. Mr. York's minimum legal drinking Falls and Lebanon, N. Y. Soils are strong buffers. You effenbachia plant. It grows well Bank, Red Bank, and the Central FAIR HAVEN-Borough Coun but then the leaves droop and Imith had lived here many yean. Fair Haven age from 18 to 21 were unsuccess- It was unseasonably warm i: cil last night awarded a gasoline have to add rather large amounts r Jersey Bank and Trust Co. were hang down. She has been fer- He was a retired electrical en- (Cotninued) ul yesterday. Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and thi of acid or alkaline materials to renamed depositories for school contract to Shore Gas & Oil Co., tilizing it once a month and sus- ineer. Attending the meeting with Sen- Southeast yesterday. Oklahomi change the pH of soils very mil In order to complete the bor- funds. Oakhurst. pects she may be watering it too Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ate Republican Majority Leader City had a record Feb. 12 hlgl much. ough's records. The board adopted a salary The company has agreed to much. Doris Linton Smith; a daughter, Walter J. Mahoney were N. J of 84 yesterday, topping the pre- For example, the average soi! According to Mayor Kosene, guide which provides 5400 across supply for one year 10,000 gal- .Irs. Valarie Smith Hertz of this itate Sens. Frank S. Farley, R- vious high of 78 sets ,ln 1907. mixture used for growing Afri- Malcolm R. Harrison, extension Mrs. Montesano had received a the board pay increases in addi- lons of regular gas at 14.9 cents, place; a brother, Haviland Smith Atlantic, and Charles W. Sand- Tulsa's 86 was six degrees abovi can violets needs about one ounce specialist in floriculture at Rut building permit to replace two tion to normal $200 yearly salary and 7,000 gallons of premium gas- if Charlotte, N. C. and a sister, man, Jr., R-Cape May, and Web- the nrevlous high of 80, also sel of hydrated lime for every 20 gers, suggests no fertilizer for a windows in the front of her home increments. oline at 17.4 cents plus state :ter B. Todd, New Jersey Re- i 1907. pounds of soil to raise the pH while and keeping the soil on the .Irs. Louis Pyle of Payson, Ariz. with a large picture window. Mr. and federal taxes. The funeral will lublican state chairman, The freeze line dipped south t< value from 5.2 to 6.2. dry side. ~ be at 10.39 Carlock, on a subsequent inspec- CITY GALS MOVE TO FARM Lawes Coal Co., Shrewsbury, of- .m. Thursday at the Adami Mahoney told the Jerscyans the North Carolina, but the cold failec Water Won't Change Then, too, the plant may be tion, found that two other win- fereilto supply similar amounts Memorial Home, Red Bank. R«v. drinking age issue was before a o penetrate the Southeast when TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Two Ok- pot-bound, and in need of repot- dows on the east side of the house at 25.5 cents for regular and 29 Water used for drinking and !harles H. Best, pastor of Trinity eglslative commission and the early morning readings include lahoma girls with a yen for open ting. February and March usu- had been replaced, the mayor cents for hi-test, those prices in- cooking won't change the pH ol ipiscopal Church, Red Bank, will ommission was considering tuni- 62 at Jackson, Miss., 60 in Mem spaces are proving that a city ally is the repotting season. said. "He told her she was in working girl doesn't have to be cluding taxes. soil even if the pH of the water White Bugs •fficiate. Burial will be in Fair ng the problem over to a non- phis and 47 at Nashville. s widely different from that ol violation of the zoning code," Mr. bound to an apartment. In other business last night Mrs, C, H. M. of Woodbury Is /iew Cemetery. Kosene said, partisan group for further study. Some early morning temper- :he soil. After two years as roomates council appointed Mrs. William annoyed by white flying bugs Such a group would not report atures and conditions: Roslon 18 This is so, says Dr. Hanna, be SUSAN JILL JULIANO At Mrs. Montesano's request. in Tulsa, Donna Kuhlman. 25, Hitchcock of Lewis La. to ' the around her rose of Sharon. back for another year, he said. •lear: New York City. 21, clear: cause there is so little dissolved LITTLE SILVER — Miss Susan Mr. Carlock sent her a duplicate and Joan Gregory, 31, moved to Local Assistance Board. She will Probably white fly, says Mr. Sandman expressed disappoint- Washington 21. clear; Atlanta 48 material in domestic water sup- ill Juliano, two-month-old daugh- copy of the original permit where a farm. replace Mrs. Oliva Dutcher of Harrison. He recommends a thor- ment but said he believed Ma lear; Miami 55, clear; Louisvlll plies lhat there- can be no de cr of Joseph and Lois M. Dilks notations related to the two oth- Holly La. who resigned from the ough spraying with DDT in a for- iont>y was doing everything he tr, cloudy: Detroit 19, parth "We just got tired of people :eclable effect nf the water on uliano, of 3 Winfield Dr., died er windows had been made. The board last night.- mula intended for plants. Plant :ould to resolve the issue. ;:loudy; Chicago in. cloudy; St yelling and tires squealing," they he soil to which you add it. iunday in Riverview Hospital, duplicate copy and Mrs. Monte- explained. "And most of all, we Borough Council agreed to stu- leaves don't like the oily kind in- The minimum drinking age In •ouis 41, clear; Minneaoolis It's a different story with chem lei Bank. sano'j copy, which she had at were getting a little wide in the dy a proposal by the Fair Haven tended for use against household New Jersey and other states sur- cloudy; Kansas City 40, nartK cal fertilizers, which may change Surviving, besides her parents, first thought lost, did not match, wrong places sitting around with Fire Company to purchase a new insects. rounding New York is 21, and the cloudy; Denver 48. partly cloudy he pH of soils to which you ap- re two sisters. Joanne M. and the mavor said. nothing 'to do." pumper. states have claimed New York's Dallas 68. clear: Phoenix 56, rain ply them. DDT in a push-button can is 'arol L. Juliano, and a brother, Notes For Records lower limit entices youths to New le-attle 46, cloudy. San Francisci That was before last June, Richard Pettigrew, fire chief, handy to use. Be sure to read Test Tells pH 'ernon J. Juliano, all at home; Councilman Edward Stratton York lo drink, causing subsequent 2, rain: Los Angeles 54, clear when they moved to a six-acre [old council the company's 1938 the label. icr maternal grandparents, Mr. told newsmen after the meeting traffic accidents and olhcr law nd Anchorage 1, clear. farm on the fringe of the city, American-La France model had As the first step toward a more nd Mrs. Jesse Dilks of Sarasota, the notations on the permit were violations. only five minutes by expressway [aulty brakes, instability in its ;uccessful garden or lawn in the HEROES BECOME STARS 'la., and her paternal grandmoth- needed to provide aqpurate in rom their jobs in Tulsa. "We ronl, end and poor headlights. coming spring, why not have ROME (AP) - Producer r, Mrs. Mary Juliano of Eaton- formation for lax assessing pur Tool Engineers :|on't have much time lo get Ho said the vehicle is now in io\w soil tested? Charles H. Schneer says Holly- own. poses. He expressed complete PRINCE RECOVERING bored any more," Donna said. garage being repaired. He said wood is turning to the heroes of L 0ND0N fAp A You can find out how your soi! Thi> funeral will be tomorrow confidence in Mr. Carlock's abil-l , ) - 'Taking care of the yard nearly he condition of the truck did not Meeting Tonight atcs on the pll scale and get antiquity, religion, legend and t 10 n.m. in Embury Methodist IIV (bulletin today said Princr worked us to death last summer.' warrant further expenditures for recommendations for treating it. iterature for the big name ap- •iiurch. Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, Mr. Carlock has been buildine;Charles^ had a good night and i Next summer they plan to put maintenance. | EATONTOWN — C. G. Schcl- Your first move is to send $1 peal to replace the old movie astor, will officiate. Burial will In^nector here since 1956. He re- continuing his recovery from ar i\ director of education research n a garden, install some chic- He said the pumper in its pres- to vour county agricultural a"c-nt 'slar system." j e in Evergreen Cemetery under ceives an annual salary if $W)0 aopendii operation at Great Or ' Di-*'1 Co., De« Phincs, HI. cens and rcseed the pasture, ent condition is unreliable for fire and ask for n soil test mailinp There aren't many of the great 1 Slr S :ie direction of the Worden Fu- plusbuiidingfeeswhichwcrr-'es^" '""' ^ H" P^1 tor Chil .•ill speak at tonight's meetinc ilicy may add a calf to the calls and a menace to pedes- kit for a home garden. You'll get old stars left, he sayd, and those dr ? r eral Home, Red Bank. tlmated to have totaled S2,500 < n. •f the Monmouth Chapter, Amer- nrm's livestock, which now in- trians. a plastic bag and carton to mail till available cost too much—a last vear i Buckingham Palace said QQueci can Society of Tool and Manti- ludes seven cats and two horses. to the College of Agriculture, half million to a million dollars MRS. CLARENCE C. RICE In November last vear, Mrs. Elizabeth II planned t» see hei acturing Engineers. along with instructions for taking per picture. MIDDLETOWN - Services for NO FOLLOW-THROUGH Montesano pleaded guilty In ihel'-M-car-oId son later in Ihe day The meelinr; will he held at LIMITED LOYALTY a sample. II e Schneer. who has produced !rs. Mary W. Rice of 45 Maida > local court to charges of "iolat-|' ' operation was performer' ':!!0 in Ihe Old Orchard Country TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Tuc- movies about Sinbad and Gulli- er., who died Saturday, will bs Mrlv NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. (API Give the chemists time to

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lubaorlptloo Prices In Advanct Ona ye&r 115.00 51s months. 18.00 Yard." I seldom read novels. Non-fic- limit cow at oounlar, T cents Blngl* copy by mill, 9 cents tion is my life. I scaled it onto the pool TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1962 table. As it scaled, I caught a glimpsa of the author's name. Cavanaugh. Ar- thur Cavanaugh. Today's School Elections BISHOP "Don't expect much . . ." Sixteen years before, a literary clerk had written those words Voters will go to the polls today j lection of board members. Care must on a careless dossier. Could this be the same Cava- to decide on local school budgets and be administered to insure that the naugh? I flipped the cover. It was the same young man. to elect Board of Education candi- best-qualified candidates IUP a I began to read: "This book, all of jt is for Jo, who is dates. school district. Citizens seem ,to all of me." The pages were stiff and new. • We hope that the voter turnout realize their responsibility when it I read more than I wanted. I had given myself 15 minutes with "My Own Back Yard" after the morning will be a large one in all school dis- comes to electing a councilman, an mail. It was now 3:30 p.m. and the children were home tricts. It should be. assemblyman, or a president—but from school and I was brushing them away as I read. forget their voting privilege when it j We can remember years ago It is not a novel. It is Cavanaugh's own story; the iwhen school budgets were a com- comes to electing board of education story of a Brooklyn Catholic kid who loses his faith. paratively inconsequential item in candidates. It is candid and eloquent and shy; the story of the ithe tax picture. But then came the A look at the voter turnout in poet who has nothing to give but love, and who fears that isn't enough. It is a story of God and darkness i housing boom and with it the need many school districts shows that and a pregnancy which seems to go on forever, and jfor new schools. citizens will flock to the polls in a woman dying of cancer who wants to be told what I Since then, schools have domi- genera] elections — but stay home Heaven is like and, most of all, the writer who doesn't •nated the tax picture. As the need when it comes to deciding on a budg- These Days; believe in himself. •for more school buildings, teachers et or a school board member. WILLIAM By dinner time, I was sitting with the book open, ;and equipment continues, so does And, we have found, it is very upside down, at the table. Kelly and the children tried Who Will Clean the Streets? some conversation, and I answered, but my mind was • the need for more taxes. The average often these stay-at-homes who will S. WHITE on the book. I found myself not only thinking of the homeowner will sadly attest that be the first to complain about the By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY WASHINGTON - The Senate's cadenced beauty of speech, but also of the private costs to run school districts have high school taxes or the way a school Every once in a while a letter comes my way investigation into the "gagging" avenues it opens in the mind of the reader. cf military officers by civilian i skyrocketed and the end is not in district is run. which is well-written and well-conceived and that ask superiors is fulfilling its early Have you ever been lonely? Truly lonely? Ever [sight. promise of high public service. Today is the day that the citizen a question about our way of life that cannot quite be walked a gray street on a wet day looking for a phone answered. Such a letter came to me from Miller Clear Three men are primarily re- booth? Trying to think of someone to visit? Trying to Consequently, it is important that has his say on school matters. We sponsible: Senators John Stennis water, retired, who lives up in Wappingers Falls. Clear- and Leverett Saltonstall and Sec-—Listen: voters exercise their voting rights on hope he will take advantage of this water used to run a garage and did re- retary of Defense Robert Mc- "I hung up the receiver. I was in a phone booth important right. Namara. school budgets as well as in the se- pairs and was apparently a very useful in a drugstore on Eighth Street. I ground out a cigar- This is strictly a bipartisan job. citizen. He asks: ette, my eyes smarting from the smoke-seared air. Stennis, chairman of the Inquiry, Red Bank'g School Budget "I sometimes wonder what we are is a Mississippi Democrat. Sal- I had wandered around the Village for over an going to do in the future with so much t nstall, the senior minority mem- hour. MacDougal, Thompson, Sullivan Streets; Minet- ber, is a Back Bay, Massachu- This newspaper urges voters in However, in the interest of stress put on college degrees; none of setts, Republican. McNamara is ta's Bar, the San Remo. I'd had a beer at the San Remo, Red Bank to approve the 1962-63 achieving and maintaining high the younger generation learning to re- a nonpolitical administrator of then started walking again. University Place, cut over educational standards—through the pair such things as automobiles or the biggest business in the world, to Fifth, along West Twelfth to Sixth Avenue, down school budget. While the cost of the defense establishment in the blacksmith work such as making a Sixth Avenue to Eighth Street. (Always running, my education in Red Bank requires 44 services of qualified teachers—we Pentagon, SOKOLSKY spring and tempering it ... Sure edu- father had said.) per cent of the tax dollar, the money urge the board, school administrators With the help of Senator Salton- cation is wonderful in any way you take it. But some- stall, Senator Slennis is showing "I had walked along, searching the sidewalk faces Is well spent. and the teachers to meet and resolve one has to do the thousands of other things that it takes the good side of an often-abused for—what? (Someone to speak to; a friend, any friend; Congressional power of inquisi- the question of salary to the mutual to run a nation. And all are not Paul Revere or Benja The only budget item which has tion. Sometimes these things are just someone to stop me from feeling alone.) satisfaction of all parties. min Franklin who could turn their hiSnds to anything." been contested is the salaries for witch hunts: sometimes they are "The sidewalks had offered no friends. I'd hiked mere exercises in the judicious along, stopping to look at the Eighth Street shop win- teachers. The teachers are seeking If the law of supply and demand were permitted application of whitewash. No Wllch Hunt dows. But tonight was Sunday; the shops were closed, higher salaries than those proposed The creations of the mind and to function without interference, what' is needed most would come to be. Maybe then fewer would go to col- Here there is no witch hunt; most of the windows dark. Even the bookshops—my by the board. There has been'lio hw& appear very numerous, if we here there is no whitewash. lege where many discover how to attend without learn- final refuge—weren't open. public protest about any other pro- judge by books and manufactures; This inquiry is going well simply ing too much. As it is, college graduates are not having because Stennis is a responsible "Turning into the drugstore on the corner, I had but all that variety consists of an ex- posed expenditures in the budget. too easy a time because there are not too many jobs man, Saltonstall is a responsible jammed myself into this coffin of a phone booth and cessive refinement, and of deductions man, and McNamara is a respon- filled it with smoke and the crrkk-crrkk of unanswered Defeat of the budget could only for unskilled workers. Lots of college girls, for in- sible man. from a few well-known matters. calls. require another vote. If the budget stance, try to be what are called secretaries only to Put the same investigation into —Francis Bacon from discover that spelling is absolutely necessary and that the wrong senatorial hands, and "I lighted another cigarette. Dammit, there had Is defeated and then reduced by the assume an arrogant rather than the boss does seek someone who can look some- to be somebody home. What about Klaus and Betty? Novum Organum a co-ope,rative secretary of d?r board, the educational standards in They might be in. I dialed a Chelsea number. Crrkk- thing up. fense, and we should by now be Red Bank will suffer. Defeated in a nightmare of wild accusations crrkk. Crrkk-crrkk ... . Skilled Worker Is Cheaper budgets cannot be increased. There- And here is a wonder: we have from which the sole gainers "Try once more. When I had called earlier, Mary would be our Communist ene- The reason that the mechanic is not sought after Diveny had been out. Maybe she'd returned by now. I fore, those who would seek to defeat far more poets than judges and lies. dropped a coin into the phone slot.'Mary lived on the budget as a protest against the interpreters of poetry; it is easier to is that folks buy things ready made and mechanics Happily, only once has this in- charge to much to repair things. It seems cheaper to quiry got off the track. This Waverly Place. I would offer to bring some beer over, board's refusal to meet the salary write it than to understand it. was when committee staff mem- throw a thing away. Nevertheless, there is always a and we could sit around and— demands of the teachers would be —Montaigne bers—including one under the per- Mr. Fix It around who can turn his hand to this or S'nal charge of Senator Strom "Crrkk-crrkk. seeking a hollow victory. 1533-1592 that. The so-called handyman in city apartments is Thurmond of South Carolina—un- Crrkk-crrkk ... dertook a tasteless cross-exam- no longer the jack-of-all-trades that he used to be. ination of a group of Marines to "It was cold and windy. Gusts of wind whipped Usually he can repair this or that rather poorly and find out how much they wert at my face and legs. I pulled up my coat collar. Below Your Money's Worth: when a big job needs to be done, he calls in a skilled against communism. Eighth Street, Sixth Ave. stretched empty and deserted. worker who charges the union scale. It becomes cheap- Bad Fix, Indeed The wind rattled the store signs and hurled scraps of All this was done without the er to call in the skilled worker. knowledge or consent of the conv paper along the gutters ... How Math is Your Dollar Worth? mittee itself. This will not hap- "A green-and-yellow bus rolled by, suspended and In recent years, all sorts of do-it-yourself packets pen again, nor will anything like ghostlike in the darkness. My feet felt heavy and By SYLVIA PORTER have appeared in hardware and drug stores. Many it happen again. Stennis and the weighted down by something, and I remembered a dark men paint and paper their own walls, But it has to be committee will see to that—and so will the U.S. Marine Corps, school corridor and myself walking down the corridor, How Much is your dollar worth to each dollar of earnings. They spell it out by comparing today's fun to be attractive, and lots of useful efforts are not are way ahead. dollar against the dollar in pre- which has already raised the the same heaviness dragging at my feet, and it seemed In terms of the goods and ser- sound point that if we can't as- How you rate the worth of vious major base years. fun. Washing dishes, for instance, is never fun and vices it buys for you today as sume the loyalty of the ablest to me that the years hadn't passed, and that I was still, your dollar today depends on the The base years selected are: families buy machines and detergents to do that job, against what it could buy yester- year you choose with which to fighting men in the world we aredespite my efforts, that same, stumbling boy. 1913, because this marked the while mother smokes a cigarette and reads a magazine in a bad fix, indeed. day? compare its worth. For instance, introduction of the consumer "I stopped walking. The wind hit at me. There was on how to improve life. As to matters of real sub- It's worth if you compare l!)62's dollar with price index; 1920, because this itance, this is the situation to nowhere to go. Just nowhere at all." only 46 cents lhat earned in 1920, it's worth marked the mid-point in the The point of it all Is that hard work has become late: if you compare 67 cents in the market place — decade of tinsel prosperity; 1929, The author's words are as about as fine an etching it with the dol-meaning the annual loss over the because this marked the collapse unattractive in an era when the machines do the work 1. Senator Thurmond's exccjjei d of loneliness as I've seen. The book might have been lar you or 42-ycar period works out to a charges that civilian authorities of the stock market; 1933, bean- d are easy to get. one of those sweet sad saccharine things about a faith- older members modest 1 per cent. If you com-cause this marked the bottom of were "muzzling" officers simply less man finding his way back to God. It isn't. It's a of your family pare 1962's dollar with that the great depression; 1939, be- Creation of Shortages for beini stronglv "anti-Com- were earnjng earned in 1939, though, it ha cause this marked the last year munist" have found no proof. Heportrait of a soul. and spending lost more than half ils purchas I fear that Miller Clearwater wants to set the has amply ' established that a before World War II; 1948, be- I wonder what ever happened to that clerk? The in 1939. ing power and that's no comforl cause this marked the close of clock back and make it hard for folks again. The policy censorship over officers To pu 1 it :o any one of us. the violent Inflation of World does exist—as it should. Officers one who wrote: "Cavanaugh, Arthur. Young. Lives in trend is in the other direction. Ultimately what is called don't belong in politics. He has • PORTER more specific- This point about comparison War II and the-postwar period; the Village. Don't expect much from him." . . . automation will do all the work and the laborer wil established what was inevitable: ally: When you years is fundamental and it' 1955 and 1958, because these that where thousands of speeches consider increases in the conappallingl- y underestimated. Let's marked the gradual change to be paid for looking on. In fact, more and more of the and statements must be cleared, "Impractical! With That Money, We Could lumcr price index - the yard- a more "normal" economy. Here hard work of the world is being done by machines atick we use to measure Increases goes. . , some censors have carried Mo Be Increasing Our National Stockpile CARMICHAEL while the worker has become a watcher of the ma Namara's rules way out the win- In our cost of living — the dollar Of Feathers" which would have bought 100 The ilollnr which chine to make sure that it does not break down. With dew and demanded absurd dele- 1 MS "worth" Tntlnv la tions. cents of the goods and services 1(10 cent* In "worth" population increases everywhere, why is it so hard to In a typical city family's market- PRETTY COOP CAMPY~ 1962 100 cents Ham-Handedness basket in 1939 will buy only 4G 1958 96 cents get all kinds of workers? In fact, one might ask, with There is, however, no evidence % TAKE A BO/— f cents of similar goods and ser- 1955 89 cents so many ybung people going to college, why is there o any kind that any censor has vices in 1962, 1948 80 cents been guilty of worse than bureau- a shortage of teachers, nurses, secretaries and almost 1939 46 cents cratic ham-handedness. But your dollar is worth 96 1933 43 cents everything else that is needed in this world? Where cents if you compare it with the 2. The constitutional authority 1929 _ 57 cents money you were earning and have they all gone to? of the Senate has collided with spending in 1958. It's worth 80 1926 5!) cents he constitutional authority of the cents If you compare it with the 1920 67 cents There is no realistic answer to this question ex- executive department, and both dollar you were earning and 1913 33 cents cept to say that somehow a living can be earned by sides have maintained their While 1939 is the popular year proper rights. McNamara's re- spending in 1S48. dodging work. All sorts of fancy tasks have come into for comparisons, there's actually fusal to let individual censors be Obviously, your dollar has con- less reason lo choose it than 1929. the labor field and as soon as they seem to be essential, spotlighted for carrying out his tinued to lose buying power as For 1919 ended a decade of dether- e is a shortage. For instance, what was done in orders — if sometimes carrying the price of goods and services liem out foolishly—has'been up- you need or want have climbed iressinn nrul faltering recovery an office years ago before they had a receptionist to uif goods wero generally under- eld. hm as obviously, the pace of loss lead the way with a smile? Somehow things got done But the Senate rightly forced has been slower and slower. The nricod then; price increases since decline in its value i times In onlv Iv.iund to :"v>e:ir rxapiyratcd. 'n those days. I was recently in a verv fancy office • , - • i ., , ,. , °n his own porrnnnl wi'hes He four mils .since lDSfi, a drop (if In cotilrnst, 111") ended a decade t of pnispiTif ,-ind liij-li Iviii'; vhere it took three young ladies and a man to mo ve; •,<,.., !o ,„, ,„ the Mciml a bit more Mian a penny |>;T; me from where I got off the elevator to where the dollar per year. price increases since shuiild be f irincipie of privilege by which a more reliable gauge of trends. man I wanted to see was waiting for me. I was unim- he executive clenartment can re- This loss hasn't hurt the major- The fundamental fact to he fuse to give to Congress informa- ily of workers. On (lie contrary, pressed by the luxurious waste of manpower. I could read here is lhat the pace of tion about non-criminal depart- most workers in occupations •lot help thinking that these folks could clo something decline in .your dollar's- purchas-. mental matters where disclosure • running' across the board have rig power has beea perceptibly more useful. But then the thought came to me that would' make it impossible "to added much mor« than a penny slowing. ,,j there will soon be a shortage of them too. maintain bureaucratic order and discipline. I Regional Teachers Request RED BANK REGISTER Adult School Set Tuesday, Ffb. 13, 1962—7 FAST FOCUS ON A STAR A Change in Salary Guide VICTORIA, B. C.

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NEW BLUE SHIELD .good tefeBhone service does so much for you JERSEY for Doctor Bilk BELL"' Medical-Surgical Plan of New Jersey ft—Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1962 RED BAXK REGISTER Harmony Around Monmouth: Fathers' Night Meeting PTA Plans St. James PTA Gives Card Party Dream Cruise Due NEW MONMOUTH,,- Plani By HROSKA were made for the first annual $4,000 to Church card party of Ihe Harmony School All this cold, cold weather The play will be presented May makes one dream of cruising the 4 and 5 and 11 and 12. RED BANK - A check for be respected as head of Ihe fam Parent-Teacher Association at meeting recently in the home warm seas ... hot tropical is- Casting will begin at 2 p.m. t4,00Q was presented to Msgr ily and inspire children by ex- lands ... coral beaches. Sunday, and the same time Sun- Emmet A. Monahan, pastor of ample. "Be a leader not a die Mrs. Robert Rickner, chairman; Bu,t most of us have "lots of day, Feb. 25. St. James Catholic Church, by tator," he stated. 16 Gary Dr. time and no money" or "lots of Dr. Pignataro stated that "Nor- Francis Kineavy at last week's The card party will be held oi money and no time." The Herbert Gandcls of Wind- "Fathers' Night" meeting of the mal" children often have emo- March 2 in the school. Either plight leaves you lag Way, Little Silver, enter- Parent-Teacher Association of the tional problems and that the par- Committee chairmen are Mrs, stranded here in temperatures tained at home with cocktails grammar school. The presenta- ents' relationship with the chil that strain toward zero. and dinner for 30 guests Sat- tion represented the proceeds of dren will help them have success William Brown, posters; Mrs. B G. Tipton, gifts; Mrs. Richart The dream cruise can become urday evening. the annual marionette show or failure with these problems. a reality for anyone who wants it "Tom Sawyer." Ht stated that the emotional al Regan, refreshments; Mrs. Har Among those present were old Finney, tickets; Mrs. F, J for about six hours the evening Dr. and Mrs. Bert Felnswog Husbands of PTA officers con mosphere of the family should of March's at Jumping Brock give the child a feeling of love Falcksi, decorations; Mrs. Har and the Patrick Strauses, New ducting the meeting were Mr. Country Club in Neptune. Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Kineavy, William Anderson and and belonging. ry Brier, awards; Mrs. John Os "Children not so treated wil lock, equipment; Mrs. H. R. Win' Beginning at seven with cock- ward Robins, the Arthur Kalt- Edward Carroll. " tails, the Monmouth County mans, the Dominick Sanlelles, Dr. Frank Pignataro was guest be out of control," he said. "Dis- kemier, Jr., clean-up, and Mrs. cipline without love and under- William Thierolf, publicity. Dental Auxiliary's annual din- the Sidney Mendelsons and the •peaker. Ha stressed the impor- ner-dance will "Sail Away." Benjamin Ashlns, Little Silver; tance of discipline and training of standing. . .is of no value," he The event is a benefit for th' added. Reality begins with the impres- the Harold Shers and (he Mur- the child and the father's role as school library. sive invitations printed on 10 by ray Guths, Lincroft; (he Irving an important influence. Fathers, Dr. Pignalaro suggested that 13 inch Grace Line menu folders the father share disciplining the Chernows, Mlddletown; (he he said, mast make more of the with color photo portraits of ro- Benjamin Goldmans, Oakhurst; time spent with their children in children with the mother and mantic land and seascapes of the "Make her the heart of the fam- Describes Mr. and Mrs. Philip Genovese, "Quality not quantity." He said countries whose shores are Shrewsbury; the Eugene Wal- a father must earn the right to ily, as he is the head." washed by the Caribbean Sea. Msgr. Monahan announced that Public Health ters, Red Bank, and Mr. and entrance examinations for Red "The honour of your presence" Mrs. Arthur Z. Kamlo, Fair Ha- Bank Catholic High School will is requested by the "Captain" ven. Tri-Deltas take, placo March 5. He com- Services who will greet you as you board mended the fathers for sponsor- the "S. S. Jumping Brook." KEYPORT — Mrs. Isabollf Mrs. Theodore West of Middle- Vicky Camp of Rumson, Meg ing the boys' .basketball clinic Bedlc, Keyport public health Rowland of Highlands, Wanda Name Three Saturday morning. town. Mrs. Ralph Angelilo of nurse, was the guest speaker Deal, Mrs. David Alterman of Richmond of Little Silver and The PTA will meet again meeting of the Hebrew Women'; Long Branch and Mrs. J. Alvin Rosemarle de Santo of Atlantic To Nominate March 14 in the grammar school League, held recently in th Parker of Red Bank will create Highlands will lend glamour and auditorium. United Hebrew Synagogue. an authentic shipboard atmos- beauty to the boat show at As- bury Park Saturdayih,r,

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Bottled up in the House Rules Congress Committee until alter the recess, and perhaps much longer. Is a First National's school-aid bill passed by both In Recess the Senate and the House. The House voted funds only for col- For Week lege classroom construction. The Senate broadened the measure ExcCft WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- to include student scholarships gress shunts aside most of ils and funds to help establish jun- legislative business this week to ior colleges. give ils Republican members a The measure cannot get to a chance to go home and mend Senate-House conference without their political fences while eulo- Rules Committee approval. Pres- gizing Abraham Lincoln. ent prospects are that the com- "No business" was the order mittee won't grant clearance of the week In both the Senate without prior assurance that the and the House, although several Senate provisions will be dropped committees on both sides of the in conference. Capitol planned to hold hearings. new supermarket Routine floor sessions were scheduled for yesterday and Daehling Joins Thursday in both chambers. This is the first prolonged re- cess of 1962 and will be the last Marine Corps until the annual Easter exodus. ASBURY PARK - James R. Several controversial proposals Daehling, son of Mr. and Mrs. »re ready for tests when Con- James E. Daehling, 48 Queens gress returns to work next Mon- Dr., Little Silver, left recently for day. 10 weeks of Marine Corps recruit One of them is President Ken- training at Parris Island, S. C, nedy's reorganization plan to it was announced by the-Marine create a Cabinet-status Depart- Corps Recruiting Station. ment of Urban Affairs and Hous- Pvt. Daehling is a graduate of ing headed by Robert C. Wea- Red Bank High School and at- ver, a Negro, The plan becomes tended Monmouth College. Prior effective at the end of March to enlisting in the Marines for unless either the Senate or the hree years he worked for the House rejects it. Avis Rent a Truck Co., here. Vote Monday Voting is scheduled for the Sen- •te next Monday. If, 'he plan is New Side Flare not defeated there—and its back- ers don't believe it will be—the House may vote later in Printed Pattern week. The House Republican Pol Icy Committee has opposed th new department and many south- «rn Democrats may join the GOP to beat the reorganization plan. Also ready for House debate are bills to Increase the national debt limit and to provide for a program of manpower retraining for displaced workers. With th debt nearlng the current $298- N. J. STATE 1KHIMV iK AT HIST AIE, BAISIIE FLAM SH0PPIH CTR. bllllon limit, the House Ways and Means Committee last week ap- proved an administration re- quest for a 52-billion Increase In the celling to $300 billion. 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n SH I-0010 DAY Ul«' SH I-IIIO NIGHT SECTION T5VO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1962 7c PER COPY New Jersey- March Summit Talk Mews Briefs By The Associated Press UNION TOWNSHIP — Harold ported, The warehouse was Proposal Squelched Bond, 62, deputy chief of police stocked with air conditioners, of this Union County community, refrigerators, washers and dry- WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre-, tion for an 18-nation summit day, that the three government! •hot and killed himselt yesterday, ers. The block-long round- tary of State Dean Rusk has meeting on disarmament. keep their representatives at th» police said. Bond had been ill for house, at the junction of Belle- dashed cold water on Soviet Pre- The Soviet leader made it in a bargaining table "until concret* several months, police said. ville and Newark Turnpikes, mier Khrushchev's proposal that letter replying to messages from results have been obtained—how- was destroyed, completely. the 18-nation Geneva disarma- President Kennedy and British ever long this may take." NEWARK - John P. Pfeifer, ment talks start off next month Prime Minister Harold Mac- President Kennedy is expected' 19, of 3$ Marne St., was fa- with a summit conference. millan. They had proposed that to reply in a few day* to ths . tally Injured yesterday when But Rusk indicated that if prog- the United States, Britain and Russian premier's counterpro- he slipped under the wheels of ress Is made it is possible the Russia send their foreign minis- posal. a trailer-tractor at Broad and Board heads of government might then ters to the disarmament con- ference. Informants said the reply will Parkhurst Sis. Police said the wrap up any loose ends. be courteous, as was Khru- youth was attempting (0 board This was the first official public They further proposed to Khru- shchev's letter, but firm. the vehicle as It pulled away Re-elects reaction to Khrushchev's shchev, it was disclosed yester- from the curb. Me suffered It will restate the position that fractures of both arms and a heads ot government meeting both legs and internal injuries. should convene only to approva Brown work done on a lower level, or He died minutes after being ad mitted to St. Barnabas Hos- Seadog's Life to try to bridge differences which HIGHLANDS - The Henry negotiators could not solve, the pital. Driver of the truck was Hudson Regional Board of Edu informants said. Michael J. Kennedy of Eliza- cation re-elected Samuel P. REGIONAL BOARD REORGANIZES — The Freehold Regional Board of Education Veteran of 46 Years Afloat Has beth. Brown as president and George Kennedy's reply, however, will Lahey, vice president, at its or- last night swore in « new president, Sam Saunders of Farmingdale, second from Confession: He Hales It not exclude the possibility \>l a NEW BRUNSWICK - Rutgers ganization meeting last night. right, who it shown congratulating a new board member, Dr. Jacob Lewis of Freehold. summit at a later date should University announced a new Both men have served 2\/- Howard L. Woodward of Manalapan, right, was elected vice president. Arthur Madge SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Geof ampton on its round-the-world the Geneva parley show ade- graduate program today that wiV years as officers of the board. frey M. Fletcher, craggy-faced cruise. quate progress. But It will restate of Howell, left, begins hit second term. Mr, Saunders succeeds Douglas T. Nfiwbold the reasons for Western dislike lead to a master of science or Mr. Brown is a scientist a captain of the British luxury liner After dropping the newsmen's doctor of philosophy degree in of Atlantic Township as president. RMS Andes, has a slight con- jaws with his feelings about th for unprepared summitry, the Fort Monmouth and, Mr. Lahey sources said. nutrition. The program will be a sales representative for Pru- fession to make about his 46 sea, he was asked: "Then why, administered through the Rutgers dential Insurance Co., Middle Delay Hearing years at sea. captain, did you go to the sea in Rusk explained the U. S. po- Nutrition Council which consists town. "I hate it," he told astonished the first place?" sition late yesterday in a radio of representatives from the de- It was sort of family tradition, nterview. Summit meetings. ha Newcomer Earl Dempsey was On Police Cliief Dr. Lewis is Seatedreporters yesterday after the 27, partments of agricultural bio- he said, and then added thought said, "ought to be handled with sworn in lor a three-year tern- 000-ton vessel docked on its first chemistry, animal husbandry KEANSBURG - A hearing ully: considerabls care and advance replacing Alexander F. Bahrs scheduled today on departmen- visit to San Francisco. dairy science, home economics "It was poverty. I went to preparation. It is important thlt who did not seek re-election. tal charges lodged against Po- On Regional Board 'I'm afraid of it," he contin- physiology and biochemistry and sea at 15 and I'm 69 now. I've when the summit meets that it ba lice Chief Alphonsus McGrath ued calmly, holding a cup of tea poultry science. Theresa T. Horan, board sec been loo cowardly to change." successful, Tliera are consider- has been postponed until 2 p.m. FREEHOLD — After being un- antic), who said last year that n one hand and his pipe in the retary, was reappointed at an "Would you- send your son toable dangers and disadvantage! KEARNY - A spectacular Friday. successful in two previous at- he would retire as president this other. "You should see me at annual salary of $2,000., sea?" if Ihe summit meets and ends in general alarm fire at the yard The postponement was grant- tempts to gain a seat on the Re-year. sea, especially in rough weather. The board retained the Atlan "I happen to be a bachelor, disagreement and In increased of the Pennsylvania Railroad ed by local officials on the re- gional High School Board of Ed- Howard L. Woodward (Manal- I know what he sea can do." 1 tic Highlands Branch ot the Mon thank God," replied Captain tension." destroyed four Diesel locomo- quest of attorneys for the pros- ucation, Dr. Jacob Lewis, a apan) was elected vice president. mouth County National Bank as Captain Fletcher, a bluff Eng- Fletcher firmly. tives, four trucks and hundreds ecution and defense. physician, was sworn in as a Arthur Madge (Howell) was Rusk said: its official depository and the Freehold representative to that ish seadog with sparse gray hair "Actually, the sea's not so bad of electrical appliances last The chief faces charges of sworn in for his second term. "We believe that what Is now third Wednesday of the month as body at last night's regular meet- and an engaging smile, received when the sun is shining," he sa night. Damage could exceed laxity and dereliction of duty Dr. Lewis, who Teplaces J. called for is some systematic, its regular meeting night. ing followed his election over two the press in his cabin aboard the in reply to a persistent question $1 million, firemen said. Fire involving supervision and con- William Boyle, an attorney, who and quiet negotiation to translate opponents last Tuesday. lagship of the British Royal Mail er. "But when the weather turn equipment was still at the Harold L. Schaible, supervisory trol over police department rec- did not seek re-election, sought Ihese agreed (general disarma- Lines. He disclosed that this is bad I don't like it a bit. Oh, icene today, more than eight principal, reported that he wil ords. Sam Saunders (Farmingdale) he Freehold seat to the board in ment) principles which have been meet Friday with the state De- his last voyage before retirement don't go around trembling, of hours alter the first alarm was The chief, Deputy Chief Theo- was elected president of the 1954 and 5956. endorsed by the UN General A«- partment of Education to discuss when the Andes returns to South course — that wouldn't do, you turned in. The flames were dore Loder and Patrolman board after being sworn in to Dr. Lewis opposed Freehold be- sembly into reality and fact. moat Intense In the area of the the apportionment of federal aid his second term. Mr. Saunders know — But I don't like it." Frederick Loder were suspend- ng a part of the regional when it "And we do not believe that railroad roundhouse that was for the district. •eplaces Douglas T. Newbold (At- The Andes, with her 400 passen- ed from the force Jan. 19. was formed in 1953. this kind of negotiation can best rented as a store warehouse to Mr. Schaible also said that he [ers, sails Thursday for Los An He ran this year on a campaign Hold Nazi be carried on at a heads of gov- Mlele Brothers appliance firm. will meet today with Dr. Carle- geles and additional stops at Aca to split up the regional district ernment level because, among There were no Injuries re- ton M. Saunders, superintendenl piilco, Mexico; Cristobal, Balboa, and not approve a second high other things, there «re problem* of the Atlantic Highlands school, Admirer Barbados and Lisbon. school in Howell Township, but of time and there ar« problem* to discuss equipment to be purPlanningBoardOKs rather to build an addition to the of commitment. Board Lauds chased by the regional board. present school at $800,000 less In Fatal Fire Mr. Brown expressed th cost, he said. "But these ought to bs explored, ELIZABETH. (AP) — A col-Board Elects first through other channels with board's gratitude to the voters Myron Vanderveer was rehired Consultant Contract lector of Nazi paraphernalia who possibility that heads of Its Outgoing of the district for showing con- as custodian of funds at an an considers himself superior to mi- government may be able then to fidence in the board by approva nual salary of 5500. Assembly Harold Dolan EATONTOWN — The Planning munity is not ready for a master nority groups was to be arraigned remove any remaining point* of of the 1962-1963 budget at the plan." man Clifton T. Barkalow was re- President polls last week. Board last night voted unani- this morning on charges involv- difference and put their final mously to contract for the serv- Mr. Carling said the borough's tained as the board's attorney. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Out- ing the death of an Elizabeth As President conclusions into operation." ices of Herbert H. Smith As- Master Plan is "a tool we The Central Jersey Bank and going president Melten E. Worley fireman. sociates, planning consultants, haven't quite learned how to useTrust Co. and the First Natlona MATAWAN -/ftarold JTB received the plaudits of fellow Bruce Henriksen, 21, of 443 for one year at a cost of $3,000. yet." He maintained that profes- Bank of Freehold were named as members of the Board of Edu Morris Avc.. has admitted setting was re-elected president oi th The state will pay half of this sional planning advice would bank depositories. a fire last Sept. 16 at Les' Hob- Horton Gets cation last night in an officia show the board how to use the The regional meetings will con- Regional Board of Education a; resolution. amount, provided planning con- . -„ by House which claimed the life plan properly. t.nue on the second Monday of j . Ford, po- the unit's organization meetim '"The resolution, introduced by sultant services are used by the of [ireman ames M Mayor Herbert E. Werner the month. ,jce said_ last night. Fair Haven Edward G. Walder, cited Mr borough for the next six years, stated he regards the contract Worley for his 2Y years of serv- it was explained. Henriksen was to be arraigned Roy S. Matthews was re-elected 2 with the planning consultants as ice on the board. It stated that A new contract would be nego- before Magistrate John L. Mc- Council Post "an aid in an ongoing program." vice president. Mr. Worley's leadership on the tiated each year, under the state Guire. The prosecutor'* office plan for a six-year program, and 'Provocative Questions' had not determined yesterday ex Mr. Dolan, high vote-getter In FAIR HAVEN - Malcolm P. board was "inspirational" and Regional Horton, 37, of 18 Elmwood L«.. that all members will "miss his the borough would be free to He cited the recent proposal to actly what the charge against last week's election, has beta a change consultants at the start extend Wall St. as an example him would be. was appointed to the Borough counsel and experience." board member for six years, and Council last night. of any year, if it chose. of a case where professional ad- Also to be arraigned before "All members, individually and board president for the past three vice, is needed. Re-elects McGuire Is Henriksen's young- Mr. Horton, a Republican coun- collectively, consider it a privil If the borough were to abandon "I believe the consultant can years. He is manager of the oi ege and a pleasure to have the consultant program Before er brother, George, 17. Police ty conimiUeenian, replacei Coun- help us to continue planning, worked with Mr. Worley," con- six years are over, however, all said he probably would be ar-sales department- of Firestone cilman James L. Davison who re- without a major upheaval," the tinued the resolution. money paid by the state would Adampoii aigned on a charge of Juvenile Tire and Rubber Co., Newark. signed early last month, Mr. mayor stated. delinquency because of his age. Horton Is expected to be a pri- The resolution concluded with have to be returned. Mr. Matthews has been a board George N. Buntin said "The RUMSON — Arthur L. Adam- mary election candidate for th« • wish that sometime in the fu- State Pays Share Both brothers have admitted son, Rumson, and Francis Ken- member and board vice president post in April. ture Mr. Worley could find his The share to be paid by theproblems before us now do not setting a number of fires plus ney. Fair Haven, last night were for five years. way clear to return to loca state would be reduced each require a total revision of the several attempted robberies, po- His appointment last night re-elected president and vice Vincent C. DeMaio was reap- activities. year, under this program: It Master Plan." lice said. But George was not in- ended six weeks of speculation president, respectively, of the pointed board attorney at a re- would be 40 per cent the second John Reuter and Robert Dixon volved in the fatal fire. He was over who would be the Repub- Mr. Worley, who has been pres Rumson-Fair Haven Regional tainer of $1,000. year, 30 per cent the third year, both came out for learning to in the Army and was not released lican council choice to fill th« ident for a year, decided not to Merrill B. Kent Board of Education. jeek re-election this year because and so on, until in the sixth use the master plan, rather than until October. Dr. S. M, Lazow was reap- •acancy. Mayor Milton Kosena Both have held the posts since of a possibility he may be trans 'ear the borough would pay thediscarding it. Police said Bruce Henriksen pointed school physician at an during the interim has sought to the board was formed in 1956. ferred by his employer. entire cost of the consultant. After the unanimous vote for told them he set fire to the hob-annual salary of (800. appoint James R. Acker, a de- Kent Named the consultant contract, Mr. Bun- A. Gardner Fox, Harold by shop because the owner had After thanking the board, Mr. During discussion before the Board member John J. Bradley feated Democratic council candi- tin praised Mr. Mangan for bring- Aylers and James F. Greene thrown him out two days ear- Worley said he hoped he would vote, board chairman Bruce was reappointed acting board date in 1361, and Donald Colyer, 'ng up "provocative questions" were sworn in again as board lier when he caught him shop- be able to make another bid for Mangan said: secretary, at a salary of {300 perwho was an unsuccessful Inde- To Succeed during discussions. members. All were re-elected last lifting. a board post if the expected I have some reservations month. pendent candidate for mavor in week. Leslie H. Thomas, who was When detectives went to the transfer did not materialize. about this program. As I Board member Alfred R. Man1960. Council refused to confirm elected last week, absent. apartment the brothers shared, Hther selection. He also wished success to MrsCapt. Mustoe understand it, the consultant ville was reappointed chairman Today in The board reappointed: they found Swastika flags, Nazi George B. McCallum and Mrs services would not cover a major of the building committee. FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun- Mrs. Beatrice Webb as secre- iterature, pictures of Hitler and Soil Engineer Edward J. Winters, two incum- revision of the Master Plan. Washington ty Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper tary; Abraham Zager, Red Bank, ,oy models of German ships. Mr. Dolan said he would wait Mr, Horton is a soil mechanics bent board members who are "Several factors that have has announced the appointment By the Associated Press as attorney, and Mrs. Mary Bruce Henriksen told detectives until the next board meeting to engineer employed by Dames & •eeking re-election today. come up recently show that we of Merritt B. Kent as temporary President Kennedy meets with O'Rourke as custodian. he and his brother had formed et up regular standing commit- Moore, a New York firm spe- The rest of the evening's busi need to take another long look captain of county detectives. former President Truman, wel- The First Merchants National what they called the American ;ees. :ializing in engineering geology ness was on the slim side. Among at the Master Plan," he added. Mr. Kent, whose appointment comes King Saud of Saudi Arab- Bank, Asbury Park, and theRepublican Army to oppose mi- Two new board memberj were md geophysics. He holds a bache. the action taken: became effective last Thursday Carling Comments 1. Rumson branch of the Sea Bright norities, particularly Negroes, be- sworn In: Raymond Eulo, for a or's degree from the Worcester Granted permission to the Rec-upon the retirement of former Leo J. Carling, board member Senate and House in recess. National Bank were renamed as cause they considered them to two-year term, and Carmen Guz- [Mass.) Polytechnic Institute. reation Commission to conduct Capt. William S. Mustoe, resides and former chairman, disagreed. House Ways and Means Com- depositories of school funds. be an inferior race. zo, for a one-year term. The new councilman said h« Adult Education classes starting on Broadway, Freehold. "The things that have come up mittee hears testimony on wel- lad resided in Fair Haven for March 13. He will hold the post subject to are a series of requests for var-fare proposals. wo years, but previously had Agreed to a recommendation a Civil Service examination. The iances for individual plots," he Senate antitrust subcommittee spent many summers in this area by Dr. Carleton M. Saunders, su- new captain is 68 and has been said. "If we overhaul the Master reopens packaging hearings. with his family. perintendent, to close the schoo with the 'county prosecutor's of- Plan every time someone asks Labor Department releases His appointment last night was Feb. 23, the day after Washing- fice since 1919. 'or a variance, then the comJanuar- y job figures. iffered by Edward Stratton, coun. Ion's birthday. :il president, and unanimously Decided to meet in executive :onfirmed by the council mem- wssion with the school custodians Lincoln JEay Events bers. to discuss improving the mainten- ince of the school. Dr. Stratton also at last night's Voted to have a letter prepared meeting.announced new appoint- voicing appreciation to Dr. Saun- GOP Critical of Own Ranks ments to the council committees. ders and Edward M. Dzurinko, He said the revision In duties high school principal, whose serv- WASHINGTON (AP) — Some ing socialism, while the extreme the Republicans. She made it 'ould help to equalize the work oad shared by the councilmen.' ices will end with switch to a Republicans engaged in praising right-wingers were advocating clear she thinks former Vice grade school operation July 1. The committtees and their the greatness of Abraham Lin- strong-arm government." President Richard M. Nixon, Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., and members are aj follows, the first coln are coming up with about Saltonstall, who described him- name indicating chairmanship: Bill AidTBlind self as a moderate, indicated he Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of as much criticism of Republicans New York may be "waiting for Streets, dock and parks, Dr. wishes both wings would go Itratton, Mr Horton and Robert as they are leveling at the Dem- a sunnier day" in 1968 to bid for Coneessionaires away,. Hnee sai.iaidu neuiicneitheir SUUSLIIUCsubscribeSs ~' " J Matthews; fire, first aid and TRENTON (AP)-Automation, ocrats. to Ihe -real aims" of the Repub- *e presidency. iublic utilities, Jesse J. McIlrBV, In the. form ot the vending ma Mrs. Margaret Chase Smith of lican or Democratic parties. Nixon and Rockefeller declined 'Irs. Matthews and Willbm chine, is cutting into the income Maine, the lone GOP woman sen- Sen. Hiram L. Fong, R-Hawaii, comment. But a Rockefeller Jooney; public buildings, library -f the blind concessionaires in ator, topped the political soul- said in a Pittsburgh speech Re- spokesman pointed out that when nd zoning. Mr. Matthews, Mr. New Jersey's public buildings. searching with a suggestion last publicans need to ask themselves the governor was asked Sunday Icllray and John C. Damico; fi. So the New Jersey Organiza- night in Bangor, Maine, that her whether they have "given suf- during a television interview lance, printing and insurance, tions for the Blind are backing a party's leading lights are duck- ficient impetus to humanitarian whether he thought a Republican <1r. Rooney, Dr. Stratton and Mr. bill before the state Legislature ing the 1964 presidential nomina- programs—or have we lost touch could beat'Kennedy in 1964 he lorton: police civil defense and to end the automation threat. tion because they are afraid they with millions upon millions of replied "I certainly do." ublic relations. Mr. Damico, Mr. State law now gives blind peo- can't beat President Kennedy. our fellow Americans who no Mrs. Smith suggested that per- tooney and Dr. Stratton; sanita- ple preference in setting up to- Sen. Jacob K. Javits. R-N. Y.longe, r regard Republicans as haps "the really true role con- tion, community activities and bacco and newsstand conces- scolded Republicans in a Newtheir champions?" templated for George Romney is sidewalks. Mr. Horton, Mr. Dami- lion- in public buildings. A York speech tor"paying too much "The preponderance of evi- to be the sacrificial lamb on the co and Mr. Mcllray. -ill sponsored by Sen. Frank S. attention to the thunder on thejdence suggests we have incroas- Republican altar in 1961" Farley, R-Atlantic, would extend riglil arfd not enough attention to ingly lost support of the people," Romney is taking a leave as BAND MEMBER the preference to cover vending the thunder in the cities." Fong said. "Surveys show that heaiieudu ouif nmtiiLuAmerican .vimui.-Motorsi tIoU seenseek : ______.._•», _», ,.* « , r> i r I I r T t i« i • r, i • i ; MF-RCERBURG. Pa. - machines. Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, R- Republicans fail to command ma- the GOP nomination for overnor| BEST DISPLAY — L.fe Scout Paul Eng.ldmm of Troop 110, Lmcroft, adm.re. window it.. Bernard, son of Mr. and Mrs. R R. W. Bernard. .194 Linden Dr. The bill is before the state As- Mass., said in Seattle, Wash., hejjority allegiance of a single ma- of Michigan. There is specula-i display made by his troop that won fint priie in the Great Northern District of Mon- lembly, which meets today. It agrees with former President jor group in America." Fair Haven, N. J., is a member was passed by the Senate 140 Dwight D. Eisenhower that "ex- Mrs. Smith blasted what she tion that if-he is elected, he will! mout|, Council of Boy Scouts. It i« in th» window at Dr. Charlej H. Schutt'j office of the Blue and Whites dancs last week. treme left wingers were *dvocat- called "faintheartedness" among go after the parly's presidential .,,..,..,., band at Mercer-burg Academy. nominatioa two years hence. ' '" "• Lmcroft shopping cantor. WABC-TV 12-Tuesday. Feb. 13, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER rTnllvwood; Peace Corps TELEVISION wm.TV Poor Man'fe Philosopher: WNTA.TW George and Carol Team Ends TUESDAY AFTERNOON (7) Highway Patrol WEDNESDAY MORNING 1:4*- (2) Preview* a:H~ (2) LOT* of Life (I) Movie cause Carol ii » it*r In her own Training (1) Your Flut Impression (11) Three Stooges I:M- (2) Give U« Wi Day By BOB THOMAS (7) Camoufltg* S.O- (2) Newi right In our act I'll do wane Advice to Wives TUESDAY EVENING HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Burns material alone and (he'll do tome CHA CHOENG SAO, Thai- (8) Marriage l:N- (I) Newt and Weather (4) Sermonette and Chaining is the name of NEW YORK (AP) — Lady, has your marriage land (AP)-The First U.S. Peace (11) Merry Mailman 1:00- (2) College' it the Air alone, then we'll do BODM things (5) Sandy's Hour George Bums' 52d act. together. ; -~\ become dull, routine and—let's admit it—a bit boring? Corps team to Thailand winds 11:11— (!) Search For Tomorrow (7) Newi (4) Continental Classroom If it's as successful as his 51st, up final training here this week, (4) Truth or «:J0— (2) Sunrise Semester "But she won't be another Does your husband turn an obedient and absent- (11) Popeye tie'll be a lucky man indeed. Gracie. She couldn't be; they're then goes out to spend as long Consequences :15- (7) Local Newi (4) Continental Classroom minded cheek toward you when you kiss him^Oodby as two years in the jungle. (5) Cartoons 7:00- (2) Mews His last act was Burns and not at all alike. :2»- (7) Weather Mien. It broke up after 35 years as he starts off to work in the morning? The team of 32 men and 1 (7) Make A Face :25- (7) Sports (4) Today Compares Two women, including four married (9) Favorite Story 7:15- (5) Call To Prayer >ecause Gracie didn't want to Would he rather discuss his arthri- :3«- (4) Local Newi ilay any more. 'Carol plays wide-eyed: she's couples, has been getting inten- U:tt- (2) Guiding Light 7:30— (5) Educational Film dumb but she knows it. When she tis with you than talk about love? sive briefings on Thailand's his- (11) Rocky & His Friends (7) Men of Annapolis (7) Early Biro CartooM After three years as a single, makes a mistake, she realize! Well, lady, maybe it isn't altogeth- tory, government, geography, 12:55— (4) Newi (II) Quick Draw McGraw 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo George is joining forces with what she has done. :40- (4) Weather blonde, big-eyed Carol Channing. er his fault that your life together is religion, culture and other sub- 1:00- (I) Burns and Allen (5) Sandy Becker "Gracie was never wide-eyed. jects. (4) Dial Four :4S- (4) News (7) Tommy Seven They'll play a number of dates 7:09- (2) News She was dumb but never real- sometHing less than one long glad The corpsmen say they (5) Cartooni 8: JO- (7) Little Rascals this summer. ized it. She was positive about sweet song. Maybe you're at fault, too— Thai food and are taking readily (7) Day In Court (4) Phil Silvers 8: SO- (9) News and Weather "This is not really a new (5) Cimmaron City everything she did. startling as the thought may be. to such dishes as boiled bamboi (9) Movie 8:55— (9) Almanac Newsreel :eam," George explained, "be- "They're different In other shoots and noodles and frit' (11) Fun at One (7) Ivanhoe 9:00— (2) Amos 'n' Andy (8) Terrytoon Circul ways, too. Gracie never played Do you feel your husband takes bananas. 1:25- (5) News (4) Slimnastics to an audience for the simple rea- you too much for granted? Perhaps he None so far has shown any sigi (7) News (11) News (7) Memory Lane - 7:03- (2) Local News son that she never knew It was BOYLE also feels that you take him too much of homesickness. (U) Tell Me a Story (9) Movie TV Key there. For her, she was just play- "We haven't had time," sai 1!»9- (2) Al The World Tumi 7:10- (2) Weather 8:15— (4) Family for granted. Perhaps he has the cynical idea that the (11) Local News ing within four walls. blonde Joy Maclay of 48 Haw (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers 1:25- (5) Newi "With Carol there are no walls only time he gets a friendly pat on the head is when thorne PI., Summit, N. J., wh (5) Movie 7: IS- (2) News 1:30- (2) My Little Margie 7:25—(11) Weather at all. She thinks she is entire- will teach English at Nakori (7) December Bride (5) Topper Previews ly surrounded by audience. She's he brings his paycheck home in his mouth. Ravhashima,. about 150 miiei 7:30- (2) Marshall Dillon l,:40—(11) Improving Your 10:00- (2) Calendar crazy about show business, which Time for Change northeast of Bangkok. Typing (4) Laramie (4) Say When Today's top television shows as (7)'Bugs Bunny Gracie never was. That's why Valentine's day is a good time to change all that. A sizable group of corpsme 1:55- (4) News (5) Movie ' * ireviewed and selected by TVGracie doesn't miss it at all." will work in malaria eradication 2:00- (2) Password (9) Movie (7) Susie Key's sta'f of experts who at- 1 George said that if the act The way to change this dreary situation, lady, is They will go to Praputabnt, abou (4) Jan Murray (11) Invisible Man 10:05—(U) Parloss Francais :end rehearsals, watch screen- not to ask yourself what your husband ought to do 60 miles from Bangkok, for final (7) Jane Wyman 8:00— (2) Password 10:20—(11) Adclante En Espanol ings, and analyze scripts in Newclicks, he and Carol would play eight or nine weeks of dates per for you on Valentine's Day—But to see what you canpreparations before splitting ur. (II) Atomic Age Physics (5) Four Just Men 10:25- (9) Mahalia Jackson York and Hollywood. on separate assignments. 2:25-(4) News (7) Bachelor Father 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy year together, and perhaps a TV do for him. Most of the volunteers' tim »:»- (2) House Party . (11) Passing Parade (4) Play Your Hunch special. DOBIE GILLIS. An engaging "Carol likes to work 52 weeks After all, most men feel, rightly or wrongly, that is spent learning the soft, sing (4) Loretta Young 8:30- (2) Dobie Gillis (7) Gale Storm shbw in which beatnick Maynard song Thai language. (7) Seven Keyi (4) Alfred Hitchock (9) Jack LaLanne a year, but, not me," he added. their courtship of a woman ends at the altar. It takes Krebs meets a tomboy girl who "I'm crazy about show business, (9) Star and Story (5) Racket Squad 10:40—(11) Understanding thinks and acts like him. The two • wise wife to realize that her courtship of her hus- dij'^ssin^',!'.. (11) Driver Education (7) New Breed Science too, but not that crazy." watch bridges go up, fry fish, and Main Reasons band really begins when the honeymoon is over. 17, of" San Francisco. "But we1:55- (5) News (11) Wyatt Earp 11:00- (2) Video Village go to a dance for kicks to watch What can a wife do at Valentine time to bring can go Into the markets ar.d t:00- (2) Millionaire 9:00- (2) Red Skeleton v (4) Price I> Right the squares at play. Only trouble He admitted that one of his (4) Dick Powell main reasons for performing is back that old lovelight in her husband's eyes? How talk to people." (4) Young Dr. Malon* (7) Texan the girl likes being a girl at The corpsmen seem to he in (5) Waterfront (5) Wrestling (9) Herb Sheldon the dance. The dialogue between so he can sing. "If they wouldn't can she woo him to a new appreciation of her time good spirits and are impressed (7) Queen For A Day (11) Westminster Dog (11) Wonder of Words them should appeal even to thelet me sing, I wouldn't play," less charms? with the friendliness of the (8) Movie Show 1I:2O-(11) Geography in Mid- grownups in the audience. 8:30 said old sugar throat. 9:25- (9) Playback Some Suggestions Thais. (11) Science For Teachers Century p.m. CBS. You are wondering about "All you have to do is ask fo l:»0- (2) Verdict li Yourt I: SO- (2) Ichabod and Me 11:21- (5) Newt George's first 50 acts? He ex- Well, there are many ways. Here are a few sug-help and they give it to you righ (4) Our Five Daughter! (7) Yours lor A Song 11:30- (2) Your Surprlit RED SKELTON. The usual plained: gestions: away," Prince said. (5) Medic (9) Movie , Package corn that's always reliable here. "When I was in vaudeville, I 10:00— (2) Garry Moore 1. Give him an extra dime for lunch. The volunteers have been liv- (7) Who Do You Trust? (4) Concentration Freddie the Freeloader and pachangel d partners all the time. I ing and studying here in a drab- (11) Abbott and Costello (4) Cain's Hundred (5) Romper Room * Muggsy are back at the city had to. The acts were so lousy 2. Surprise him with a present, He has probably green building. The single one! 3:55- (2) News (7) Alcoa Premiere (7) Yours For a Song dump, but they want to rent their that we had to break them up hidden in the back of the closet that rainbow-colored live in dormitories; the marriei 4:»0- (2) Brighter Day 11:00- (2) News 11:40—(11) Understanding shack and take a winter vaca- and try something new. I had to necktie you gave him for Christmas. Dig it out, wrap couples have their own room; (1) Make Room for (4) News Science tion in the south. To make thischange towns, too. sparsely furnished with a bed and Daddy (5) News 11:55- (2) News possible, a real estate man tries "I changed names at the drop It in a fancy box, and give it to him all over again. desk. (5) Divorce Hearing (7) News :o unload the shack before he's of a hat. Every time I got a (He won't remember you gave it to him before. Every (7) American Bandstand (9) Movie ;ven seen it. 9 p.m. CBS, new partner, I changed my man tries to forget the Christmas ties he receives. (11) Laurel-Hardy 11:10- (2) Weather name. It was fantastic. At Last: and Chuck (4) Weather MOVIE TIMETABLE GARRY MOORE. Amusing bits "In those days vaudevillians Anyway, it isn't the value of a,gift that counts—it's 4: IS— (2) Secret Storm (5) Mike Wallace RED BANK tonight include Cliff Norton's used to carry cards. One day I the spirit behind it.) 4:25- (9) Mahalia Jackson 11:12— (7) Weather Carlton—One, Two, Three 1:00; monologue on the state of TVbumped into a guy who called 3. Both of you celebrate by spending the eve A Bank (11) Pinocchio 11: IS- (2) Movie 7:00; 9:20. today, and his football rou- himself Willie the Light. He was <:)»- (2) Edge 0! Night (4) Jack Paar tiife on tackling a coed team. changing his name and he had ning out. You play bridge with some of your girl friends (4) Here's Hollywood (7) Movie EATONTOWN Mel Torme sings "Shine on Your a thousand cards printed up, so Let him go play poker somewhere else with his pals. Is in Error (5) Mr.,District Attorney 12:00-(ll) Movie Drlve-ln - Bachelor Flat 7:05; Shoes" until Carol Burnett de- I bought them for $2.1 was Willie NEW SHREWSBURY - Whe (9) Looney Tunes 12:40- (5) News 11:00; The X-15 9:05. mands her equal time, and those the Light for a couple of weeks 4. Send him a mushy valentine saying something, a check written by John A. Yes- (11) Bozo The Clown 12:45- (2) Movie HAZLET 1930 Wonderful Year songs like until I changed my name again." "Roses are red, violets are blue, all my life long I've danian of the Bronx, N. Y., was 4:50— (7) American Newsstand (5) Sherlock Holmes Loew'B Drive-In — One, Two I'm Confessin'," and the "Ten His alliance with Gracie ended pined for you." But don't ruin it by signing it with returned marked "Insufficient 4:55- (4) News 12:50— (7) Evening Prayer all that, and he settled down to funds," it looked as if he were Three 7:05; 11:00; X-15 9:10. Jents a Dance" finale are fine. your own name. Sign the name of the girl that jilted (11) Fractured Fairy (9) Strange Stories ,s for the weekly load of slap- George Burns (real name: Na- in trouble. Tales :00— (4) Local News ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS than Birnbaum) and 35 years of your husband in high school. That'll send the old boy's itick skits, tonight's on the "Last The check was given to the5:W- (2) Life of-Rllcy !:05— (4) 13th Hour Atlantic—Three Stooges Meet Voman on Earth" and "Sweep- blood pressure up to 40 points. New Shrewsbury Municipal Court (4) Kukla and Ollie 1:15- (5) News Hercules 8:10; Twist Around stakes" are more predictable Jan. 18 in payment of a traffic (5) Felix and Diver Dan :2D— (9) Almanac Newsreel Clock 2:00; 6:45; 9:42. .ban usual, 10 p.m. CBS. 'RELUCTANT DRAGGIN' 5. Best of all, dress up in your slinkiest dress fine. (7) I Married Joan 1.2S- (») News and Weather Cook your husband's favorite meal, toast him with LONG BRANCH COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) Mrs. Jeannette Cobb, court (11) Dick Tracy 1:35- (4) News JACK PAAR SHOW. The incor- —A motorist drove into a garage champagne. clerk, wrote to the Bronx man 5:95— (4) Movie 1:40— (4) Sermonette Baronet—Tea & Sympathy 3:55; informing him he must appear in 2:30- (2) News 9:25; The Swan 2:00; 7:30. igible Brendan Behan, Irish outside Odense and complained 5:25—(11) Rocky & His Friends playwright extraordinary, com- his car wouldn't go as fast as After dinner, adjourn to the living room. Light court and make good the check. 5: SO- (2) Movie 2:35—(2) Give Us This Day ASBURY PARK log fire—or, if you don't have a firepjace, turn up the munes with Jack again tonight, usual. Yesterday, however, Mrs. Cobb Lyric—La Dolce Vita 8:30. while oldtimer Joey Bishop makes The attendant found another thermostat. Sit your husband in a comfortable sofa, turn received a letter from J. E. Vial, Mayfair — Tender is The Night a rare 'visit to the show, along car hanging on to the rear bump- manager of Bankers Trust Com- 2:30; 7:00; 11:20; Prevue: Ser- with the Smothers Brothers and er. It had caught on when the down the lights, stick a four-bit cigar in his mouth pany, New York. and run fingers lovingly through his hair—if he has geants Three 9:25, chatty Peggy Cass. (Color). 11:15 motorist maneuvered out of a The check was returned in er- p.m. NBC. parking space two miles away. any left. ror, due to a bookkeeping erro WONTCLAIR Clarldge — Search for Para- Now cuddle up at his feet and softly read to himby the bank, the letter said. The bank sent a teller's check dise 8:00. from a book of love poems. When he begins to snore, to pay the amount 0! the fine. PRINCETON cover him with a blanket and let him sleep on the sofa McCarter—(Live Performance) all night. Cleveland Sympathy 8:30. When your husband goes to his office next morning To Present he'll tell everybody. "Guess what happened last night? 9 My wife went out of her ever-loving mind!" 'Mousetrap But he'll remember your romatic valentine eve SPRING LAKE - "The Mouse- trap," a mystery-farce by Agath ning together—and brag about it—as long as he lives. Christie, will be presented Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday by th Assignments were made for the Pine Tree Players in the Sprin (Send your problems to George 14 Become protection of Sunday morning Lake Memorial Communlt; c/o this newspaper, and learn the traffic at (he Methodist Church House, Third and Madison Aves, value of Sideways Thinking for of Oakhurst, and the Methodist Art Weller, a Neptune dentist Upside Down Living.) Special Officers Cturch of Wayside for this stars as Detective Sergeant Trot- month. Dear George: OCEAN TOWNSHIP-Durlng a ter. He also Is director of thi The entire membership has play. I'm a happily married guy who training meeting of the Ocean 1 CLOSED UNTIL FRIDAY qualified as marksman, or better, In supporting roles are Rober loves his wife and never bothers Township Police Reserves, the Kronowitt, West End, and Mis: someone else. I love my fam- Starts Friday on the regulation police pisto ily and respect my friends and following 14 men were sworn in range, Mr. Yeamans declared. Maureen Flanagan, Lakewood, a "BACHELOR IN PARADISE" Giles and Mollie Ralston, owner neighbors. I don't smoke or drink Co-Hit "X-15" is Special Police: The men participated in 1,78-i or stay out late or run around Capt. H. J. Conine, Lt. Wil-hours of duly In 1961. This in of an English manor housi marred by murder. with other women. liam Long, Sgt. Joseph Pollone, eluded assistance at 23 first aid But — all my friends tell me and Patrolmen Richard Beckman, calls, 19 accidenls. 31 fires, and Plaving the five guests who an ASBURY snowbound with their hosts follow that people just don't live that Harold Brand, Alan Canter, Har- assistance to other communilies way any more, and that I'm eith- MAYFAIR PAftK »ld Garfinkel,- • Arthur Griggs, on four occasions. In addition, the ing a London murder are Pete Mumford, Toms River, as Chris- er immature or maladjusted. Am Walter Hoever, James Pontecor- men participated In three pa I? "TENDER IS THE NIGHT" vo, Sal Sellette, George White rades. and undertook 64% hours topher Wren; Mrs. Gertrude Toll LAST DAY R. P. W. ind Norman Yeamans. of Judo instruction. man, Toms River, as Mrs, ) STARTS Boyle; Al Mayer, Seaside Park, NO SPOOF — Mr. and Mrs. John Famulary, right, with Dear R.P.W.: Prevue Tonite 9:30 as Major Metcalf; Mrs. Barbara Tony Randall at preview screening of "Lover Come Your friends are merely being TOMORROW sophisticated. Kleindauf, Point Pleasant Beach Back." A cocktail party followed the showing which was If your dealer as Miss Casewell, and Leo Mey- Sophisticates are very proud of man, its the can't immediately deliver ers, Manasquan, as Mr. Paravi- held at Universal Pictures' New York offices. "Lover being sophisticated. This is doubt- wildest! cini. . Come Back" it an adult comedy that start Randall, Rock less because they never looked up your new the' meaning of "sophisticated." fflmmm This second play in the season Hudson and Doris Day. It it a spoof on Madison Ave. UMHV m> RCA VICTOR COLOR TV by Pine Tree Players is produced It means artifical, by Al Applegate of Bradley advertising agencies. Mr. Famulary is advertising man- My only objection to your sta- DON'TBlSWIKHtDl It Beach, assisted by Frank Volpe, ager of The Register. tus is that it's people like you president of the players, The who run us problem columnists will pay you to be patientl out of business. On second itage manager Is Miss Dona secretary to the regional summer Cummings, Pelican Island. thought, that sounds like a splen- Business Club school. did idea in itself: This is a pret- I know! The set was designed by Mrs Now in her 27th year of teach- ty goofy racket. Joan Goerschner; special record- ing, Mrs. Zelck has also been I'd rather wait for ing by Ed Housman, West End, Helps Faculty Jionored twice in the past by be- and set construction by Bill Gctt Confidential to Zsa Zsa Gabon ing designated by the school ad- Well, if people keep staring, why ler of Brick Town. Lighting is by ministration as a candidate for William Loomer, West End. At Regional don't you wear a turtleneck RCA VICTOR the New Jersey state award for sweater? RUMSON — The Business Serv- "Business Teacher of the Yea'r.' — it's the only Dr. Coddington ce Club of Rumson-Fair Haven Students who are members of FRATERNITY OFFICER Regional High School has taken the club are Donna Duckworth, TRENTON — Joseph A. Stern • HELD OVER • Delivers Talk over many of the clerical de- Donna Eichler, Barbara Falken- of Atlantic Highlands, a junior NITELY AT 8:30 P.M. COLOR TV mands which are continually burg, Mary Hall, Karen Hubbard, majoring in business administra- FAIR HAVEN - Dr. R. Dean placed on teachers, Karol Hubbard, Mary Hunter, tion at Rider College, has been The most talked about IXPERIENCE- Coddington, Laurol Dr., was The club, which is in its third Sylvia Lantlis, Mary Ann Mans- elected secretary of Tau Kappa fuost lecturer last week for grad cio, Paula McDarby, Sherry Mur- shocked about film of year of operation, is under (he Epsilon Fraternity here. The son our times. PROVED... uate students and faculty of theadvisorship, of Mrs. Madeline Ze- phy, Katliy Mylntt, Maryanne My- of Mr. and Mrs. John Stern, 142 clerwrtment of nutrition at theIek, senior member of the Region- lott, Patty Mylott, Peggy Olsen, Memorial Pkwy., Stern is a grad- "Beit Foreign Film University of Tennessee in Knox al Business Department. Ann PorsUievies, Hclene Puscr, uate of Atlantic Highlands High of tho Year" . in production/.. ville. He spoke on "Social nnd Sharon Stretch, School. —N. Y. Film Critics The club is composed of junior in design I.. Emotional Factors in Diet and Sally Wikoff. Changes." and senior girls who spend al •••• N. Y. Newt in hundreds Dr. Coddington. a member of least a period a day helping ORIGINAL VERSION the Child Psychiatry department teachers by mimeographing tests 2 IN GLEE C.LUB UNCUT!! of thousands and olher teaching materials, of the Columbin-Presbyterian MERCER BURG, Pa. — UNFORGETTABLE Mcdicnl Center in New York, has writing letters for faculty mem- View Our Exciting of homes bers, and helping the entire fac- James L. Bernard, son of Mr. been doinp experimental work on and Mrs. R. W. Bernard, 194 Lin-WilKDAYS OPIN »iIO—MOVIIS - Art Exhibit ulty in the retyping of courses of SUNDAYS ONtt-OKH JiJO-MOWIS AT MO (not in labs)! psychological aspects of hunger. WT. m4 SM. - Hffl MfflT OUT study which have been subject den Dr., Fair Haven, and Todd UUvblauj The doctor also is a fellow of > revision. Hemleb, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Courtesy Guild of Urrfttlvn Arts. the A"ic-ricin Academy of Pediat- A. Hemleb, 17 Sailer's Way, Rum- rics, Before becoming associated The club was organized in 195!)son, arc members of the Glee with Columbia, practiced in the Mrs. Zelck to aid her col- club of The Morccrsburg Acad- "TWIST AROUND THE Rod Bank area. cagucs in these various ways. ieray. The club, combined with CLOCK- Set Your Neatest KCA Vidor Color TV Dealer! Mrs. Zelek is a former secre- other musical clubs of the school, BARONET BRANCH 'S Stooges Meet Hercules' 1 Thr first U. S. lorpedo boat, lary of the Rumson-Fair Haven gives several concerts at Mer- WHO PUj'm.tbLOli in Ty'? RCA VICTOR, That's Who! called the Stiletto, was built in Regional High School Teachers cersburg and at other schools dur- Further Theatre Information Call SH 1-9600 I8S7. \ssociation and has served as ing the spring term -of the year. STEVE ROPER SAVNDERS and OVERGARD RED BA.NK REGISTER Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1962—13

USTEM/--A STEAW SI5HAL All AKJHG THIS STRIP OF fO/JMUI DAILY CROSSWORD SAMOA- THERE'S SOMETKINS ACROSS 4. Fibbed 22.Gna, 6. Goal By ALFRED SHEINWOLD J. Baldwin or for 6. Thrum one It's fair to assume that your «. Divest 7. To intrude 21. Dra- partner will open the bidding it THE HANDS 11. Wheat, 8. Grate matic maize, B.Cyprinold 25.J»p- he can. If he -passes to begin North dealer or oats fish anesa with, any bid that he makes later East-West vulnerable 12. Commerce lO.VUarft sash denies opening strength, NORTH 13. Ventilated little lamb 26. Witty North's overcall of one notrump A 6 5 2 1*.Set again 18. Preservers word- would normally show a strong o 15. Honey of fruits, play 0 A Q 9 8 hand, just like an opening bid of drink vegetables 27.TWtBty I Anna K J 8 5 3 one notrump. Since North had • 16. Tooth 18. Pewter 32. Relieves SB. Caucasian WEST EAST crown apex passed to begin with, nobody ex- A AK10 94 AJ 8 73 coin 34. A pivot ibex pected him to have so good a V K 10 7 3 2 17. Inquire 19. Baseball's 35. Beginning 39. Self . 10 case, North's overcall robbed 0 J 10 5 2 (3 wds.) West of a game since it assured * Q 10 6 2 28. Kind of II 12. South that a sacrifice in clubs North East South West hinge or diamonds would not be ex- Pass Pasi Pass 1 A 20. Scottish- 13 14- pensive. 1 NT 2 A 2NT 4 A Gaelic Pass Pass 5 A Doublo 30. At homo 15 li> Mind you. West might have AJIPasj 31. Uncanny % ^4% been beaten at four spades, but Opening lead —• A K 33. Japancso 17 18 \°> 2O you'd have to take your hat off measure to the defenders. North must 36.Sad cry 11 •XX •23 lead the singleton heart, and Since West would probably 37. Rcvolvo ^A South must return the jack of dia- make four spades even in an ex- 38. Ciphers 15 •Xb pert game, South's sacrifice at 40. Distresses monds instead of giving his part- z» ner a ruff. If West puts up thefive clubs was a good idea—es- 41. Open- as mouthed ^A king of diamonds. North must pecially since West let Soulh 42. Likeness 3o 31 32 33 34 35 win anfl return a low diamond fake the contract. 43. Approaches to the ten. Only then can South Sees Dummy ii. Doctrine 3b 27 afford to lead a heart for North 'I'll take a look at dummy," % % to to ruff. West remarked as he opened tlie DOWN 38 % king of spades. Maybe nobody 3. Old World 41 had told him that he would have lizard *z 2.Snoops % I «HTUNDERSTAND/ NURSINGS A the right to look at dummy no « •4 DIANA'S DOING IT-/NOBLEPRO- Plan Talk matter what he led. 3. Small SUCH DIFFICULT -/fESSION-ANO parrot % •WORK— ^^T-^HELIKES IT. LILY. At the second trick West On Budget switched to the ace of clubs and then a low club, but it was too late. South won the second trump "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean In Holmdel in dummy, ruffed a spade, won a diamond finesse in dummy, and HOLMDEL — The Holmdel For Wednesday, Felxaary 14 Properly Owners Association, ruffed another spade. He got Inc., has invited members of the back to dummy with a diamond Township Committee to partici- to draw West's last trump, and Present—For You and pate in an informal discussion of dummy was high. Yours • • • This l>as been aa the new muncipal budget at the West should have started the exceptionally good workweek for township hall Feb. 20. trumps instead of the spades. the most part and today is no ex- According to Theodore Fried South would have to give up a ception. Aspects -no also «• spade, and West would lead a auer, association president, the ccllcnt for love, jnairiago and third trump. That would cost program will be a fact finding relationships between child anil MARK TRAIL By ED DODV discussion of the proposed budget South a trick, and West would parent. Businesses catering to and the part that "surplus plays defeat the contract. in setting the tax rate." DAILY QUESTION public tasto and necessities are Mr. Friedauer said the public Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to especially favored — bakeries, will be allowed to participate in 18 points), and the next player rcstauxants, iotcls, etc. the discussion. passes. You hold: Spades—J 8 3 Hearts-K 10 7 3 2 Dia- The association president said Pasr •. • On February 14,1861, Future • • • Business should be the group is trying to promote monds—7 6 3 Clubs—9. What do better citizen participation and you say? King Mongtut of Siam offered very good In tho textile field, IN A DESPERATE Answer: Bid two hearts. President Abrahain Lincoln sev- showing a substantial gain ova ATTEWPTTO understanding in the affairs of ESCAPE, WHISPERING local government. Change a small diamond or a eral elephants for travel 1961. The sloeindiistry will fol- JOE THROWS I CANT WAIT small spade to the ace, and you "through the jungle." The Presi- low suit, with tho best galas AROUNP TO SEE Mr. Friedauer said the munici- BAND IN MARK'S pal budget was probably the least would bid two clubs to look for dent declined saying that We probably being jnade £a the EYES AND LUNGES V/HAT HAPPENS FOR THE GUN.- TO JOE—I'* understood phase of local govern- game in a major suit. With the used steam transportation. children's shoe field. 6A.VIN0 MY OWN ment and that because of this- actual hand you just want to stop NECK WHILE I short at a reasonably safe part- HAVE A CHANCE! the regular public hearing on the t budget "was beyond the compre- score contract. The Day Under Your Sign hension of the average citizen." For Sheinwold's 36-page book- ARIES (Barn Match 21 lo April 19) LIBRA (S.pt. 23 to Oct. 32) He said the proposed discussion let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," l'eople arc Dot in a itKht-keaxted IQHXI, Yml can make lair headway U you ntU NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL so aroid practical jokes, ail cuiotiuual eriUrjglcHeiitv, was designed so that every phase send 50c to Bridge Book, Red HOW COME WIKKITEU. TAURUS [April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (OeK 23 *o Nor. 21) of the budget could be clarified Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand 11/ Iccogru/intr "wlirre \oil £ailcil 5*C* ]>on't dismki nr£tunet)ts of oOuen tltt- FLV AN' MINE WON'T'? by municipal officials. Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. Tiously, you can now calve a problem traiily. They may lure jaerit, The discussion is slated to start GEMINI "(M.y 21 *o Juno 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. JJ *o"D»c II) Improving memory "will inipruve Jtopu- Voiir information may be dJAtQltrf, CbfiClC at 8 p.m. OFFICERS ELECTED larily. 3tcrnctnl«r names ami facw. bcl'jrc taldcg actiou. NEWARK - The Louise D. CANCER (Juno 22 to July 21). CAPRICORN {D.c. 22 »a J.n. 50) Shugard Shelter and Day Nurs- Vitlilifilil ii!ir*lm>m actia your ivorfe, IEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) ., . „ AQUARIUS (J.n. 21 lo Feb. 19) meeting Thursday. Officers Hide your lime Iwforr taking nn impof. Tliij i< a dif J.ctilt dar, ojieialijr U JOO Meeting Set elected were Mrs. A. E. Zellers, "Unt Hep. The situation soon viU jell. are asking a iav»r. LONG BRANCH — The MonShrewsbury- , president emeritus; VIRGO (Aug. 22

MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST HE HA5 MADE BRAVE • NO" I APPRECIATE YOUR KINDNESS, NEW BEGINNING* BEFORE!' SEPTEMBER— BUT I 5TRL ENJOY WHATj I'M SORRY NOW THAT I THAT WM HIS DICKENS CAUED THE GLORIOUS WAS SO ROUGH ON MY FATHER! REAL TRAGEDY, DENNIE! PRIVILEGE OF BEING INDEPENDENT! SOMEHOW IT NEVER OCCURRED '...KNOWING AND DESPIS- TO ME. THAT HE UNDERSTOOD ING HIS WEAKNESS--- DO YOU KNOW A WHATHE. WAS: WHILE HE TRIED TO MRSJ.. WRTHINGTON J MAKE THE WORLD BELIEVE COATE5? — STRONG:

^ RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA OH, SOY' HREDTENr HA-HA!! NOW ILLSPIN FOR YOU. TROUBLE WITH YOU 1AAOVE I SETA FREE./MOVE- AHEAD-ONE TWENTY-SEVEN SFftCES TWO-THf?eE- F'E-FI" SI'SEV- EN-EIGHT-NINE TEN!

THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY DON'T MISS TELLING A STUDENT to get better grades isn't enough! There /kNYONE COULDA A SINGLE INSTAL- TAKEN THE conies a time when the parent must get in ancKpitch. Professor Leslie J. Nason, whose "You Can Get Better Grades" scored such MENT OF THE a phenomenal success,' last year, has faced up to the problem again, this time from the parents' standpoint. 15-PART SERIES STARTING MONDAY, FEB. 19th IN THIS NEWSPAPER Fliers Rip Croydon Hall, 4—Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER NCAA-AAU Meeting Fafls; 94-44, for 18th Straight Both Groups Far Apart Four players scored in double CHICAGO (AP) — The NCAA equitable representation on AAU organizational_«nd admlalstfaUw. NEPTUNE Coach Larry, It was strictly "no contest" committees. :oncepis in which we do not be- last night as the till. Ulented figures for the Flier* last night and AAU, at * summit meeting Hennesiy'i Nepturte High School "We are deeply disappointed to ieve." Flier quintet whipped out to a while only four cagers hit the or their leaders, had a complete cageri displayed why they have report this," said Walter Byers, The NCAA already has ip- 25-13 advantage in the first quar- scoring column for the losers. By Hy Cunningham - impasie yesterday on their bitter established themselves as the executive director of the NCAA, roved National Federations, di- ter. By the end of the third Bob Davis topped the winners controversy over control of ama- class of Shore basketball with a which represents more than MO rarced from the AAU, In track,- quarter the winners Jiad roiled up with 20 while Conley Ramsey teur sports in the United States. 94.44 whipping of Croydon Hall TOUGH SEASON FOR ICEBOATERS—Today Is of the nation's universities and >asketball and gymnastics. Academy here last night. an 80-29 lead. " was right behind with 19. Nate Afer six-hour, so-called Beauford and Walt Holland each he 44th of the 1962 year and there are 321 days to colleges. Proposal Presented It was the 13th straight victory Mentor Hennessy started Insert- "peace parley" set up by K, L. added 16. "But, in our considered Judg- The AAU proposal, supposedly for the Scarlet Fliers this season. ng his subs and jayvees into the :ome. So far the patient iceboaters have had little of (Tug) Wilson, president of the game early in the third quarter. Tucker O'Kcefe led the losers United States Olympic Commit- ment, the AAU proposal amounts limed at solving the problem They can complete their first un- heir sport for which they wait so long in order to to a continuation of the status The Fliers have clinched their with 17 points, nine coming from tee, both sides tried to give a which Wilson said is a threat to beaten season with a victory over quo which no appreciable change liiind straight Shore Conference!the free throw line. :ompete from season to season. little but, in the end, appeared America's chances in the 1963 Freehold Regional High Friday in organizations, policies or pro- A Division championship. It was the fifth setback in 12 Temperatures dropped fast and furious last to be as far apart as they wera 'an American Games in Braiil night. Its for Croydon Hall. after four previous meetings. cedures. nd 19G4 Olympics In Tokyo, was week-end and It appeared as If the smiling faces of "Acceptance of their proposal iresented this way by Louis J. Neptune also won the jayvee In brief, th» NCAA rejected an ame in a romp, 68-38. this sport would go Into action. The Navesink would mean abandonment of theFisher of High Point. N. C, the H Hall be racing on the Navesink, 1962, it better come By FRANK ECK National Federation of High Offlcla.li—Frtturrlffi * McGulie. AP Nensfeatures Sports Editor Schools, Junior Colleges, Armed The season started off in sporting fashion, but The big purses and enormous Forces, and others. it wasn't long before snow flakes followed and exhibition fees demanded by to- The proposal Included the pro- CBA Frosh Up day's professional golfers could position that the NCAA could ruined iceboating in January and this month. Be- ruin one of sports' most lucrative name two of the five track and Record to 11-3 fore the snows came, skippers of North Shrews- fields. So says Gene Sarazen, a' field delegates to the Internatlon. bury Ice Boat and Yacht Ciub rushed some boats golfer who was won all the big al Governing body; one of tht QUITE A CONTRIBUTION — Morrii County'. (N.J.I tournaments since crashing the two for swimming; and one of th« With 38-32 Win on the water as fast as they could when early ice ;wo for basketball. contribution to ii preparing for the headlines 40 years ago. LINCROFT - Despite the fact was on the rivers. Even Dr. Douglas C. Hoyt, Fair 'It's amazing that Arnold "In those other sports In which trip South to ipring training camps. They are, left to hat they were held scoreless in Haven, managed to keep his record of being the Palmer grossed $400,000 in there is only one delegate, the right, Johnny Sullivan, Detroit Tigen; Ron Horacek, he third quarter, the Christian 1961," says Sarazen. "That NCAA may recommend any -dele- first skipper to get his boat on the ice. doesn't appear to leave much for gate and lie will be considered," Milwaukee Bravei; Al Forman, umpire; Brothers Academy frosh dumped he Matawan yearlings, 38-22, on Ice conditions have not been good this season. the other 200 pros on tour. Fisher's statement said. "For tha Harry Fanok, St. Louii Card,; John Gaynor, Pittsburgh foreign relations sub-committees he winners court Saturday. Vhen boats were on the ice they were all of the "I would guess that only the Pirates; and Jim Ruuin, Boston Red Sox. It was the 11th victory In 14 first live golfers (leading money which we will set up In each ;ames for the Colts. mailer class. The big ice yachts wanted a ducking winners) on the PGA tour showed sport, it is proposed to include The Colls went out In front in ibout as much as their skippers, so most stayed at a profit last year. It costs some thereon representatives from each organization in those sports in he first quarter, 16-7, and upped heir boarding houses. of them $100 a day to compete he bulge to 15 points at the hall when you consider living accom- which they have a major interest. Bruce Jackson ith a 12-6 advantage In the sec- Despite the lack of ice, we still had activity modations, meals,- travel and Details Vary nd stanza. on the water front and the participants weren't caddie fees. Most of the golfers "This may vary in detail for have no homes. They live in ex- Matawan dominated the second bothered in the least by chilly weather. the different sports, however, for alf action. The little Huskies took pensive automobiles." example, in major sports, the i 3-0 advantage In the third quar- The Monmouth Ice Breakers put on a show a few Sarazen, who is bronzed and foreign relations subcommittee Leads Scorers ;r and closed the gap In the fina reeks back. This group is dedicated to keeping "news" healthy looking, appears to be in could consist of four each from eight minutes of play, outscorlng in the water front. The organization held their annual his 40J but acually he turns 60 the NCAA, AAU and Armed leader, Long Brancher Tom Ker CBA, 16-10. on Feb. 27. He won some 60 tour- Forces with one each from other Keyport High School's Bruce ce Breakers Day last month with a few hundred chilly Gene Sarazen Jackson has rolled up a com-ivin's 79. Joe Raffetto and Terry Burke naments in his career and is ore organizations. manding 32-point lead in the Kervvin lias dumped in 56 baspaced the winners with 14 andfans looking on. Exhibitions of water skiing, show- of only three golfers who have :ollege graduates. Whether they "This is in addition to the Shore Conference scoring race. iets to place third in the over-all 12 points, respectively. Both cag- taken the Big Four—U.S. and lave the incentive or not I'm notpolicy body for foreign relation!," manship on skiis and even sailing races in small class British Opens, PGA and Masters iure. At least, if they can't mak The 5-11 jumping jack has hitscoring race with 191 points. Lar- ers hit for all their points on Fisher's statement continued. boats were held. Bob Jones and Byron Nelson 't on the golf course they can gi 99 field goals and 73 points to ry Poland,. Keyport's 6-5 center, buckets. The Colts converted on!; "This would have executive rep- were the others to take the four nto another career. take that lead over Central Re- who Is second In the B Northern two free 'throws. Skippers managed to get some ice racing last resentation from all appropriate glonal's Dick Pinelli, who hasDivision race to teammate Jack- High man for Matawan wa year and the competition was tough. Phil Minion, 'name titles." "But a golfer, in order to com organizations, plus one represent- rung up his 239 total on 86 buckets son, is fourth in the over-all rac Larry D'Apolito with 11 marker "I doubt whether anybody spent >ete, must be a bit hungry. In m; ative from each sports commit- and 67 charity tosses. Jackson's with 179 points on 67 field goal while Edmond Hamilton wa sailing In his Devil's Dream, was the top sailor, as much as I did in trying to winlay most of us came up from th tee. If the NCAA will accept this 95 buckets is tops in the Shore and 45 free throws. right behind him with 10 mark- winning high point championship and the Class E the British Open," Sarazen remi- caddie ranks and got only $3 i basic principle of representation, Conference while his 73 foul shots Brick Township High School' ers. crown. Then there were the big fellows in Class nisces with a smile. "I must hive week." we can work out minor •differ- ranks only second to A Division snapshooting sophomore, Bo The CBA frosh travel to Bel- spent $20,000 going over there 10 In 1922 at age 20, Sarazen wo ences and go ahead with the talk Neumann, is fifth over-all wit] mar to take on St. Ros» High'! A with Pete Wingerter taking honors in his Van- times before f won it In 1932he U.S. Open and the PGA. Thiof preparing our youth for our 177 points on 62 two-pointers am freshman today. guard. Remember, icemen ? And 1 got only $320. Last year ollowing year he won his secon greatest Pan American and the prize was worth $3,S2O to 53 fouls. Neumann's 177-point to CBA (301 Mstawan (3D This area is well known nationally for iceboating )f three PGA titles. In 1932 h'Olympic teams ever." Shorelrea T al places him .second to Pinel F P Palmer. ook the U.S. Open a second tim Burke 0 12 Magee and when iceless days hit us, the country wonders if Wilson said he was a "born in the B Southern Division race rtatlelto 0 14 D'Apoilta Most of today's golfers are md also won the British Open optimist" and felt that the whole Krlertrldi 2tr GullulaIIUIIUIBInI n 1935 he captured the Master: Girls Defeated Marty Engel, Lakewood's 6-4 Axrnck O 0 D Hamilton Red Bank is still on the map. Oh, well, there is still a matter still could be resolved, senior ace, is sixth'in the over Fraebel 10 2 Hamilton 1 O itle, getting a double eagli flnead 0 O 01 Underwood O 0 possible chance for cold weather But it has to be adding "I haven't given up hope all race and third In B southern McCarthy 1 2 4! 'three below par on one hole) i yet. The meetings were friendly Bailout 3O4| within 36 days! Casey Wrestlers By Montclair Division with 175 markers. 12 he process. and probably exhausting — I coming on baskets and 51 oi IS 2 II S 14 FIRST AID TO THE BOATMAN—An outfit The Squire of Germantown tried to steer them into every ASBURY PARK - The Shore CBA ,.1« 13 O 10—; charity tosses. Matawan's sparl Matawan 7 « s It-; recently came up with the idea of a brand new life Pin 31-15 Defeat NT. Y., still has a strong zest foi channel to get them together. We Area YMCA girls' swimming plug guard; Terry Magee, preserver for dogs, cats or other household pets the game, as witness his recent will have a committee that will team was beaten by the Mont- seventh, with 171 points. Dor world tour to film a Sunday tele- further look into the differences. elalr loam, 99-73, in a close Manns. Toms River, is eighth, that might be boating with the bosses. Don't On Asbury Park ision series that will run through It will consist of two members iwimming meet here Sunday. with 1G5. Nate Be-auford of Nep Basketball break into a smile, it's true. ASBURY PARK — Coach Dick March 18. of the AAU and NCAA, and two tune and Roger Krayl, Poinl It was the second straight vic- Kleva's Red Bank Catholic High "I was worn out at times," say: ex-officio members, who will Pleasant, are ninth and 10th witt Not to bypass the human race, Vaseline Petroleum tory for the Montclair girls over Schedule School wrestling team upped Us the Squire, "but the trip broughl meet in the near future." 163 and 159 points, respectively the Shore Area 'Y' team in two TODAY Jelly is putting out a comprehensive leaflet listing record to 3-3-1 with a 31-15 trime in contact with a lot of old Wilson said he hoped the com- weeks. Last week the Montclnlr Pinelli, who has appeared Red Bank at Middletown Town' rules to be followed for safe boating and is available umph over Asbury Park's grap- friends and it made me feel mittee may convene within a team won by a 96-76 score. two games less than Jackson, ha: ship, free of charge by the makers of the vaseline. piers on the losers' mat last poung again." month. The Shore team won 11 firsts the top per game average witl Keyport at Rumson-Falr Haven night. • pair of seconds and eight thirds 25.6. Jackson's 24.5 Is second. Regional (3:30 p.m.) The leaflet, entitled "First Aid to the Boat- It was the seventh setback in In the 20-event meet. Montclair Kerwin has hit the most poin Matawan at Hoffman man," is prepared as a public service to the amateur 11 matches for. the Blue Bishops. copped the victory by collecting He's a in a single A Division game, 2 Freehold Regional at Long sailor. Designed to be hung on board the boat, Pete VanDorn of the Casey 18 second places. while Jackson is tops in the Branch ran his undefeated string to fou Lois Conlon of Little Silver won Northern Division with 39. Plnell St. Roie at St. Peter's (Ne It unfolds into easy-to-read chart form. Yes, much matches when he decisioned As- both the 40- and 80-yard freestyle is tied with Engcl for scoring thi Brunswick.) easier to read than the navigation charts. bury's Bob Edwards In a clos events for girls 13-14. Ellen Me- most poinls In a B Southern Divl Likewood at Point Pleasant Included are first aid rules for the sailor at sea, asmatch, 4-3, In the 178-pound class gill copped the 80-yard freestyli sion tilt with 37. Alumni at Atlantic Highland! The Caseys' only other unde and Individual medley for girl Jackson and Pinelli both hi Central Regional at Southern well as important rules for the craft under way. The feated wrestler. Bill Collunv'ha 15-17 and Chris Krukovsky also 30 points or more In three loo] Regional. rules for the craft, which should be of interest to thea string of five victories and on scored double victories with first contests. Manaiquan at Wall Townihl] veteran seaman as well as the novice, Include what-to- win by default in the 88-pouni In the breaststroke and back- — SCORING LEADERS — Toms River at Brick Townihl] class. Collum did not wresile stroke events for girls 13-14. TOMORROW dos in case of rudder damage, lost hatch cover, and last night. Kerwin. Lonr Branch _ _.. M r n Other Individual victors for theBeauford, NepluM 79 Croydon Hall Academy Diesel fuel failure for the boat, and, for the seaman, it It was the final regular season Holland, Neptune ..._. fll 31 Shore Area team were Gail Shitf Smith, Red Bank . ftft 3n Slaten Island Academy. describes first aid for sprains, sunburn, severe fever match for the Caseys before they man in the open diving event R Davli. Niptuna 5* 42 THURSDAY see action in the District 9 Tour- Herr. Mliidletown ._ 44 22 and even seasickness. Helen Stephen in the 10 and undei Wlnrow, nm Bank _..<3 211 Atlantic Highlands at Wai nament at Wall Township High CYrnahaw. Aibury Park. n!> 31 School Friday and Saturday. breaststroke and Roberta Trau- rteert, A^hury Park 40 57 Township. For a free copy of the chart, simply write ben In the 10 and under freestyle. n Northern Dlvlalm FRIDAY Edwin Weigand, Vaseline Petroleum Jelly, Dept. B, — nssui, i«- .Tackann, Keyport — 9ft Red Bank at Aibury Park. Krd Bank Cathnllr 11—Alburj Park 1: The team of Wendy Slaughter, roiami, Keyport «T 9S.pound clan! Bin Petruro A . * — 83 31 Middletown Township at Lonj c!llon*tt John Mujnttr. 6-3. Rumson, Linda Kramer, Middle- . an M 15 106-pound CJBSI: Bill Grrtnberg (AP town, Ellen Deans and Lynn Hag- Polacli. Hoffman M 35 Branch. Also put out by the company is a classy little anrt Doug Hlllman draw, 3-1. OHiflhy. Manatquan .67 2S Hoffman at Rumson-Falr Ha' 115-pound claaa: John Hie* (RBC erman copped the 11-12 freestyle Collln» Mauwan -..flo 21 pocket-sized first aid kit for boatmen, hunters, fisher- plnnnd 8tpv« McOte In 3:30. relay and the team of Chris aclFV, Atlantic Hllhlanda .51 S3 ven Regional. 123-pmind cla.is: Jim Baverett (API Orrlich. Atlantic Htlh1a>ir VanNnte S2 Nrumin, Brick - *2 M I.TS-poumi da": Schecterl tle Silver, copped the 1517 med-EnrH. I.akfwootl - «2 91 Brick Township at Lakewooi (APAPIi declaimedlimdd JohJ n rait, j-o. Manns, Tomi niver M 47 contains band-aid sheer strips and plastic strips, vase- ley relay. Central Regional at North Bu Hl-pourrt clasa: John Kelly (RBC Knvi. pi. Plenum ...61 .17 line petroleum jelly and Lip Ice Balm, Bufferin, Ammo- pinned Dick Adams In 3:58. The boys' team did not swim Tt. Scott. Rrlck «3 32 Ington. HS-pound class: Hlchard Sherlili Millet. Lahewood >K> 19 {BBO plnntrt RM Brennan In 3:53. i! the meet was canceled due tonoil, Pt. Pleniant Tifi 18 Freehold Regional at Neptun nia Inhalant, Isodine Quick Stiks and Dramamine. 158-pound claas: James Monaha: Norrroia. Central Ben. 4ft 32 Croydon Hall Academy at Moi (PBCi declaloned Jot Cerny, 30. weather. Cranmer, Southern R«g 47 2fi Cutest first aid kit you ever saw. lflU-pound ela*a: John Ruf (RBC1 de mouth Regional. clxlnned Jlni Eriwarda, 2-rt. SATURDAY 17S.pound cln.ii: Pete VanDorn (RBC SHORT SNORTS—Charlie Brlggs, eager at decisions Bob EdWftTdi. 4-3. Notre Dame (Trenton) Rumson High School back longer than he likes to Unlimited elasa: Oeorcje Plaaterti CIRCL6 A Christian Brothers Academy. (AT) pinned Bob (Jallo ln.J:OO. SUNDAY remember, is a proud daddy. Son Dave Is wanted St. Rose at St. Mary's (Sou by several colleges, especially Annapolis. Dave is RangersMoveUp He craves the aUion of tugged CftEVY •& Amboy). a mighty fine athlete, but he leans toward foot- sports A man's man with a man s ball. A couple of weeks back he was in New Rod Gilbert taste—for Kruegcr. It's beer the Little Silver 5 Jersey' at a Rutgers dinner in the American Hotel, NEW YORK (AP) - The New way it used to be—the way it Freehold. He talked with Coaches John Bateman York Ranqers brought up Roi should be. Brewed for a K-Man's Gilbert, 20-year-old right wing, taste. Try it today. Beats %' 36-25 and Warren Schmakel, who were impressed by from their Kitchener. Ont. farm the lad. Other colleges also are on the band club of the Eastern Professional LONG BRANCH — Ricky Gla wagon. Hockey League yesterday. Gil Tr*4» now for th» rlghr spy pumped in 18 points to pac bcrt, who joined the Kitchene the Little Silver Grammar Scho Ronnie Truex, son of Athletic Director Arnie Truex, Club last week after missing th< meger Beer car . . . at th» right cage team to a 36-25 victory ovi early part of the season due t Middletown Township, who is a member of Glassboro's ers today. Glassey hit his game high to Athletic Conference's All Star soccer team as a defense- ROLET it the right on right field goals and a pa of charity pegs. John Caldwe man. He assisted in Glassboro's best record in history plac«! Sat th* new and Lou Grilli tallied seven a 7-3. 12 six points, respectively, for t Vic GhezzI, former Rumson resident and Rum- fMONTHl CHEVY model, and our winners. Jxtsiton* wmtk£R6tirpRic€ son Country Club golf pro, tees off today In the 23d It* tori fA6 FOR YOUR POC«£l Joe Bond and Sieve Slrnllo OK usad car trada-inti for nine and pipht points, respe PGA Seniors Tournament at the National Golf Club NEW TREADS 1k lively, to spark the losers. course in Dunedin, Fla . . . Vinnie Ciaglia broke Our New Trtads, identified by 1 Little Silver's next tilt will loose after being in a court scoring slump at Rut- Medallion and thop mark, at* APPUED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON TOW OWN TBES Thursday when it plays host OUARANTBBD Neptune City in a Shore Gran gers. Last week he tossed in 23 points against 1. Arainct defects in workman- COMPLETE SET OF mar School Le.ar.ue cntest. ship and material* during ill* Muhlenberg, and Saturday night he scored 16 c! Uttd. TUBELESS WHITEWALLS ItJl 2. Against normal raid hazards F P F r points against Colgate. (raepl rapainbi* puncture*) FOLLOW ("aldw 1 ' I » •ncMmtoRd in 37 jU'*5tmlnst#r Presbyturlin ,. ,?.f>:j ,lj:. '.Ml"A J •-a Trinity Ep iscopal .. 40 t'nlttd Hfbnw Conjtr*t*Mon..27 36 Open 8:30 'til 6:00 p.m. Daily 1000 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park—PR 5-8700 Otlictala— SplHalne and I St. James 2 ^ -...23 a 'ChrJflt'i Eplicoptl Ciiurcb __..?6 27 Governor Hughes to Scoop RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1962—IS Dirt For Manalapan 0. C. Fieetwood No. 2-Police, Battle

MANALAPAN-Governor Rich- help alleviate the need for mor« ird 3. Hughes will scoop the first golf courses la New Jersey. With For 1st Place in Raritan Loop ihovelful of dirt during tomor- one 18-hole course for every 40,000 1 row's ground-breaking for " the people, New Jersey now ranks RARITAN TOWNSHIP — First comeback spearheaded by John tween teams in early December, two-million dollar Manalapan 46th in the nation." place in the Raritan Athletic As- Fromm and Sol Bunin at 18 it will be a dilly. The Police Country Club, three miles west Conceived three years ago by sociation Basketball League is and Fromm at 13. handed Fieetwood its only defeat of the Freehold traffic circle. Harry S. Pozycki, Sayreville real- the bounty next Tuesday night Raritan Hills (Mustillo Tiles) ot the season in that one, earn- Manalapan Country Club, lo- tor and president of Manalapan as league-leading Fieetwood returned to the win column after ing from behind In the final cated at Rts. 33 and 527 on a Management, Inc., Manalapan No. 2 plays second place Rari- two losses in a row with a re-! minutes for a 64-62 victory. Other 217-acre tract which once served Country Club plans New Jersey's an Police at Balbach's Hall, sounding 80-44 triumph over Cor- games on tap next week are ai a battlefield during the Revo- longest course, 7,180 yards, plus Keansburg. / alwood. The losers' stayed close Upper Raritan-Coralwood, R*ri- another unmatched feature, four lutionary War, should be ready If the Fleetwooders win. they until the final five minutes of: tan Hills-Fleetwnod No. 1, and tees and greens adjoining the • to- play in the spring of 1963. The will practically clinch the regu- the first half when they sudden-i Harmony Park-Woodland Park. course has been designed by clubhouse. It will piay to a par af season title, because they y hit a dry spell. Raritan Hillsl — STANDINGS — James Gilmore Harrison, noted 72 over evenly matched front and 1 must face only one more first promptly reeled off 12 straight; ,,„„,,, W h TH. Turtle Creek, Pa. architect, to back nines with membership re- division foe (Upper Raritan) for points to take a 36-18 iwlftime|i:aruiiwlftin i f,''c« 'Z'.~.:.~."~JZJ'i J >Ji provide the most modern layout stricted on a private and corpo- "^ •• R«r!Mn S 4 Ml he remainde'f of the season. If advantage. Big Lou Mustillo and conveniences in New Jersey. rate basis. i lima — 1 I MJ the Police win, they tie Fleet- the victors hit for 26 points toj''^'-; ov. t » .*JS According to Harrison, who has n y T>irk * » .333 g Joining Governor Hughes in the wood for the lead, but must still move within five points of thejiv.nij.:n'd F'»:« 3 » .Wl staketkdd th 80 lf 1 r»( N» 1 1 11 .MS out more than 80 golf ground-breaking will be State get by two first division teams league scoring lead. TeammatiM '"'" u:\mNn scomM links, "nature's generosity In Senator Richard R. Stout, former (Upper Raritan and Raritan Harry Nicolay chipped in with 15: PH. sit- supplying unspoiled, rolling ter- -k-H I'v fur. "W\ T&A Secretary' of State Edward J. Hills) to maintain their lofty points. Coralwood's offensive! MW*. n, P.«:. III1U J« Zl.% rain and excellent soil is condu- k Patten and Mayor Thomas Ker- status. leader was Frank Wells with 13|J;™' v. F>.r. J J« JJ.S cive to a championship course un- n • r PVir* „ 2.14 2*rt win of Manalapan. Based on their performance markers. JKHI'.'.••!»«»•. : 22» *-1 equalled in the state." Col. Harry r Following the ceremonies, a re- last weelj, the Police will be If the Police-Fleetwoml No. 2 In. T!«r. HJ H.I C. Eckhoff, Eastern Region Di- Ul.xvl'.M'l I'lc _.-!«» 1S< ception is scheduled for the equal to the taste. With Joe Erun- affair next Tuesday night Is any-lr>i and ended the night with 19. Bill "But," said Delany, "right now 7:32.8. The Buckeyes, winners of 23 through another week of victor- Sysyn'J 23 points were high for ies. The last six positions were I don't think I am capable of run- "I don't think Beatty I* going straight in the Big Ten In a the losers. ning a 3:58.9 mile. Still, strange shuffled from last week, but the 2 (Raritan to run any 3:58.9 again in th« three-year span through Saturday Fieetwood No. as it may sound, I think I can night, will have only four more same teams were involved. Brad- Pharmacy) won its seventh nationals," said Delany. "For one ley moved from seventh to fifth KentuckyWildcatsUpset 49-44 beat him." thing, there will be a crowded tegular season games to play 9 straigh9 t gams and Hth out of with victories over North Texas Beatty, a 27-year old graduate 12 starts by walloping Woodland field. For another, ho' specifically and Louisville. of tha University of North Caro- Park (Hazlet Liquors), 84-47. went out to break four minutes lina, became the first runner in Oregon State, winner of 16 Woodland gave the leaders a last Saturday." John Uelses By Miss. State; Ohio State Wins history to break tha four-minute straight, advanced from 10th to real battle for a half, but fell Delany said he would keep up mile barrier on boards last Sat- sixth by beating Portland In its victim to a typical «econd half with Beatty If the latter itarts urday night when he was caught only start, while Duke, Duquesne LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky hit a meager 33 per Michigan has now won twoFieetwood onslaught. The win- a big kick with ai much ts a Downed by Flu in 3:58.9 in the Los Angeles and Bowling Green were de- Mississippi State combined a cent, getting only 15 of 45 from and lost five in conference play ners racked up 51 points in the Times meet. quarter of a mile to go — which WASHINGTON (AP) - Marine feated. Mississippi State bounced deliberate offense and sticky de- the floor. and has an over-all season mark second 20 minutes after leading is mighty early for a mller to Cpl John Uelses, first man toup a peg from ninth to eighth. fense last night to stop national- of four victories and 13 defeats. by only 35-26 at intermission. Until then, Delany had been the turn on the heat. pole vault over 16 feet, is recov- Duke dropped to seventh, Du- ly second-ranked Kentucky, 49- undisputed ruler. His indoor mile ANN ARBOR, Mich (AP) - Mike Lotosky of Fieetwood "He started with about « quar- ering from influenza but will not quesne to ninth and Bowling 44, and take an inside track on Despite the mysterious absence gained some more ground in therecord stood at 4:01.4. He still Tulane Overtime Loser ter of a milo to go when h» be able to take part in another Green to 10th. the Southeastern Conference of its usual basketball magic, league's individual scoring race never lias lost an indoor mile in ATLANTA (AP) - Mike broke tha record." said Delany. track meet before Feb. 24th. North Carolina took a fall out championship. Ohio State set a Big Ten record Tomasovich, having the finest with a 23-point effort. He was34 starts. 'I don't like to start my kirk Uelses is expected to compete of Duke last week, dropping the A 10-point underdog, Missis- of 24 consecutive victories last night of his career, tossed in a assisted by Jerry Otten with 14 "That was a great performance that early. I think the best spot is then in the National Amateur Blue Devils a couple of rungs. sippi State worked cautiously, night by outlasting Michigan, 72- field goal with 36 seconds left and Jim Fay with 13. Frank Ken- of Jim's," said Delany, "]ust with about two laps to go. But Athletic Union events in New Duquesne lost to Villanova and using two to three minutes at 57. to play in an overtime period ny with 19 again paced Wood- great. We've raced many times. against Beatty, I couldn't take York City. Bowling Green bowed to Toledo, times to set up its shots, many With an overflow throng of last night and led Georgia Tech land, followed by Red Deuchler In fact, several years SRO, he that kind of chance. He's too fait Although he is due to leave the but beat Marshall. of them wide-open lay-ups. 9,610—the largest in Yost Field to a 77-74 upset triumph over with 15. was just another of tho milers in hospital at the Quantico Marine Tulane. the field during the Indoor season, j™ his final kick. The poll was based on games At the same time the eighth [House history—looking on, the One of the highlights of last Corp» Schools Thursday, he has "Now, of course, he's the bic) "I know Jim will b« going all through last Saturday and the ranked Bulldogs clamped a lid | first-ranked Buckeyes were ex- The victory gave Tech's under- week'i action was the first teen advised by his doctors, a man and I've got to watch him lout, though. Basically, that'l the' won-lost records include only on Kentucky's fast break and!tended to the final four minutes dogs a 3-7 Southeastern Con- victory of the season for Fleet- spokesman said, not to take part every minute. I know pretty difference in our attitudes. He's games through that date al- the Wildcats found the easy by a determined Michigan team ference mark and left Tulane wood No. 1. The last placers, In any meet before the one in as dedicated as can be, getting though four of the top 10 teams shots hard to come by. State A 13-point lead just before half- with a 3-3 record. Tech stands after dropping 11 straight games much how he runs, so I can New York. up early in tho morning to work were playing last night. hit a fantistic 69 per cent of its time was Ohio State's widest 8-13 for all games and Tulane pulled out a squeaker over plan my strategy ahead. I know, out and all that. Me, I like to win, That means he will miss the Ohio (18-0) 430 floor shots. margin until the last few min-10-5. Harmony Park (Hazlet Drugs), for instance, that I won't stay quite so far off the pace against jbut then I like to go out with the Mason-Dixon games at Louisville, Kentucky (17-1) 375 W.: D. Stroud led State with utes. It was 11 points—41 to Tomasovich, who led all scor- 46-44. Fieetwood led by U at him as 1 usually do." boys." Ky., Saturday and also the NewCincinnati (1M) S45 17 points as the Bulldogs took! intermission and Michigan ers with 39 points, sent the game the half, but had to fight off York Athletic Club games Feb. Kansas State (17-2) 286 an 8-1 Southeastern Conference several times sliced it to five into overtime when he sank a a second half Harmony Park 16. Bradley (16-3) 231 record to tie Kentucky for first points in the rough and tumble field goal from the corner to LATE START By Alan Mawr Uelses developed the flu last Oregon State (17-1) 165 place. Each has five games re- second half. tie it 70-70 in the final seconds week and was unable to take part maining, but the Wildcats must of regulation play. Duke (15-3) 148 Using a collapsing three-man In the Philadelphia Inquirer and i hit the road twice and State Jim Kenvin, of Long Branch Vic Ghezzi Mississippi State (18-1) 123 zone on Jerry Lucas, Michigan the Lost Angeles Times track Duquesne (16-3) 77 has all its lilts on the home N. J. led Tulane with 23 points kept the Buckeye All-America meets Feb. 9 and 10. Bowling Green (16-2) 55 floor at Starkvilie. and Wayne Pearl hid 22. bottled up through most of the In Seniors' The Marine Cirps said he is Others receiving votes included Sophomore Cotton Nash was game. responding well to treatment. (not necessarily in order): West Kentucky's principal offensive Lucas was held to only three Virginia, Colorado, Loyola (Chi- threat, hitting for 23 points. Golf Tourney Snow Storm Halts, cago), UCLA, Southern California, It was State's game from the | field goals and sank seven of N. Y. Dog Show Villanova, St. John's, Virginia outset. Breaking out of a 2-2 eight free throws for a total of DUNEDIN, Fla., (AP) -The Bowie Holds Program JTech, Utah, Illinois, Utah State, dead-lock, Mississippi pulled out 13 points, 10 points below his big name golf pros of yester- average. His greatest value was Is Graveyard BOWIE, Md. (APi — A snow- Louisville, Arizona State, Wiscon- to a 28-22 halftime lead and had years begin play today in the storm having stopped before noon sin, California, Centenary, Color- to survive second half Kentucky in rebounding, as he grabbed 18 23rd PGA Seniors Tournament, yesterday, 9,371 fans were pres- ado State and Arkansas. threats that cut the lead to tworebounds to offset a surprising Of Favorites chasing $25,009 in prizes and a show of backboard strength by trip abroad to the winner for i ent it white-coated Bowie Race points. NEW YORK (AP)-The West Michigan. The Wolverines took match against England's senior Course when Larking Hill Farm's KEYPORT BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE Should Mississippi State win minster Kennel Club'i dog show W I, gam« honors, 43-42, in reboundr champion. Forest Lark opened her sopho- Keyport Cleaner* <1 25 the SEC title, coach Babe Mc- is turning out to be a graveyard Mldcllttom Pro Shop <0 28 ing. Paul Runyan of La Jolla, more campaign with victory in Frank ft John'i Marina Inn _..4O 28 Carthy said the Maroons would g of favorites. This usually ii the the Federal Purse. MiadletOWn Linn 37 29 not accept an NCAA bid. Twice The victory wiped from the Calif., is defending American Circle Chevrolet 55 31 case in the venerable Westmin- Apprentice Emanuel Addesa Zone Rooting .... „_._... .29 37 the league champs, State has books a 49-year-old mark of 23 ster, which is outdated only by champion and the raw to beat brought Forest Lark from second Scorns ConKructlon 28 40 refused to go because of its pol-straight Big Ten victories set for the field of 392—all age 50 Scott's Funeral Home 17 47 the Kentucky Derby as a contin- place at the top of the stretch SOT Serlej — CliirlM DilUon 20!. icy against playing racially in- by Wisconsin in the 1912-13 sea uous sporting event in America and over. to win by three lengths from Deb 17a 2.13-616; Bill Corcoran 188. 1M. tegrated teams. son. In addition, it was Ohio's In three tries since he became 230-811. Two of the three finalists from Time, the 8-5 favorite. It was 200 Club — Frank Betjley 222, 19th straight victory this year eligible for the tourney, Runyui Mississippi State took: only 26 last year who put in an appear- three parts of a length back to Charlen Pllllone 206. 233: Qeorje K>n- and ninth in Big Ten play. hasn't finished worse than sec- nfll 212. Bill Slitter? 219. Frel Turner shots, hitting 18. The Bulldogs ance already have been sent back third finisher, Ripper Did. 210. Bill Corcoran 230. Fred Irson 200, simply weren't firing until they With Lucas tied up and sitting ond. He set a record 72-hole 209, Tony CoiIUno 212. to their bones in the Madison out a five-minute stretch late in score of 278 in winning last year. Bringing up one of the major worked free from the Kentucky Square Garden basement. upsets of the third program of the RIVERSIDE MO defenders. the second half, John Havlicek Along with Runyan, who played W L The third, ch. Franclin Colonel 40-day meeting, Forest L«:k paid LlltM Silver I.br. <9 II McCarthy took up the icoring slack with the pro tour for 12 years before Pro«n'» 5 * 10 U 22 had warned his Caridas, a cocker spaniel owned 131.60. 1 15 points on six field goali and becoming a club professional, People ! Liquor . 36 27 team would go Into a slow- by Edward Marshall Boehm of Ripper Did, under Bobby Corle, Palace niner „ 35!i 2714 three for seven from the foul there are many other familiar Crate's Beverage M 37 down if it got ahead and the Trenton, N. J., who won the drew out to an early lead while Olobe Bar 2» 33 line. 1 names among those now past the Bulldogs followed the script. sporting group last year, doesn' Forest Lark held a contending jMonmouth Lbr. 20'4 42'.4 But he gave away game scor- "Golden Year." Sanford'i Body Worki -20 43 Mississippi State broke on top go into the ring until today. Aft position. Forest Lark was timed 200 Club — B. Shapiro 210, P. Baron! by eight points twice in the first ing honors to Michigan's Tom er the two upsets last night, he There are Jimmy Demaret, of for six furlongs in 1:13 1/5. 200, It. Durkln 202. A. Lerner 220. I. Rlchardi 219. 237. half and resorted to control ball Cole, who led both teams with probably would prefer to stay Houston, Tex., who finished sec- as the partisan jammed house of 17 points on six baskets and five with his biscuits. ond a year ago; Gene Sarazen 13,500 expressed its displeasure free throws. of Germantown, N. Y.: Dick PSBUT UHT/C HE Ch. C-Ton's Jackpot, a boxer of the cat and mouse tactics. Despite its difficulties, Ohio Metz of White Plains, N. Y.: John WAS 29-0ECAME owned by Lu Seaton of Gary, Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp State held a wide edge in shoot- Baxnum of Btlmont, Mich.; Vic TXOfW WffMSR Ind., and ch. Crickora Com- said State deserved to win anding, hitting 49,1 per cent of its Ghezzi of Rumson, N. J.: E. J. ALL-STAR motion, a miniature poodle be- pointed out the Wildcats lost on (Dutch) Harrison of San Francis- FOR F/KST 1-=^ floor shots to Michigan's 36.5 longing to Mrs. J. Donald Dun- floor errors and bad passing. per cent. co; and long-driving Jimmy 7/ME CAST SEASO/iA can of New York, won their Thomson of Garden City, N. Y., breeds and in the process polished among the better known former off two of the 1961 finalists. regulars on the tour. Turley, Blanchard Sign In the boxer division it was ch. 1 Those 55 and over will play i "I Marquan Hilly Comanche, sent in their first 18-hoId round today. by Mrs. Robert W. Burke of SanAges 50-54 will take over tomor- There is - EXCLUSIVE N. Y. Yankee Contracts Rafael, Calif., who bit the dust. ow. Second round will be alter- DISTRIBUTORS He was the top working dog last nated Thursday «nd Fridty. At no substitute for 1 WANTED FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. series. He was awarded all sorts year. Commotion was the choice' hat stage, the low 125 and ties being SURE (AP) — The world champion New of prizes and fattened up both ii-{over ch. Estid Ballet Dancer, a go to 18-hole rounds Satur- York Yankees, who need help nancially and around the waist}miniature poodle, sent in by Colda. y and Sunday. like a guy at the Equator needs aduring the winter banquet season!E. E. Ferguson, of West Holly-[ FOr"the ISth time, the tourna- foot-warm«r, may get some unex- that followed. wood- CaIif- wh0 wa« »he non-Lent is being played over the pected assistance from Bob Tur- A thriving insurance executive, sportin" "g" victo"' r a year ago. ""Bu' tpar 72 PGA National Golf Club ley this year. Turley took an estimated $3,000 Dancer, too, is finished, The' onetime fireball pitcher cut—from $28,000 to $25,000— Jackpot, perhaps, is the dark Nationally Advertised signed his 1J62 contract yester- without a whimper. horse. . . er, dog. He never has day and brought smiles to the E-Z'DO Jn-fhe-ground The Yankees also signed John won a best-in-show and gained faces of the bosses" by saying his Blanchard, the hard-hitting utility his championship only last No- Jersey Cagcrs pitching right arm felt great. jplayer, and rookie ielt-hander vember. SWIMMING POOIS "I wanted to be sure I could Hal" Stowe who had a 14-1 recordj "But." said his handler, Larry Make All-East No Franchise Fee • No Inventory N»»d»d pitch before [ signed," explained with Amarillo of the Texas Downev, "he is almost three NEW YOR K v(AP) - Massa- Turley who underwent an opera-|Leap,ue. years old_ He was late in m».|chuseUj. R Twitchel, GROW WITH AMERICA'S NEWEST, PROVEN tion for the removal of hone chips' Blanchard received an esti- Hiring, which i« pood. A lot of} MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY! LZ-DC elected yesterday to the weeklyj from hisimealticket right elbow.jmated 521,000—a boost of $7,000-j i who mature early lost their major college All-East basketball| mokes it easy for you. You get national advertisint "If I couldn't throw without feel-jfor his outstanding clutch hitting) points. team oojf t(,thee Eastergast n College Ath- back-up, sales training, technical assistance and sales • ing pain I wouldn't have signed, ijlast year. "I've handled a lot of top dogsi] - c (m . 1 ct ic ori nce aids. To qualify, you should havo . . . would have gone home. The catcher - outfielder • firstland many great boxers, and I'd Twitchel], of Westfield, N. J., "I've been throwing real hardj baseman won eight games In a have tr> rate Jackpot as among • A Gtnersl Sslet Background • Pinoiwl Inligrily led his team to first place in the here. All I have to do is sharpen pinch hitting role, four with hom- the best. He has perfect lines lYankee Conference with three • A Location for a Mode! Pool * Deiire to Meka Big Money r • Financial Ruponiibility • A Small Investment my control. I'm confident I'm go-|ers. He tied a major league rec-|f° his breed. He has size with '[Straight victories last week. 1 h5 ing to have a pood year." 'ord by hitting four homers in" " '"R clumsy. Teamed with Twitchell in the : MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! -, The 31-year-old husky didn't dojeonsecutive times at bat. He hit "I wouldn't want to say he'll forecourt are St. Bonaventure's d ki ; the Yankees any good last year 21 homers in all and batted .305 ,win the show because there's too Miles Aiken, who scored 69 points E-Z-DO POOLS ' 'i"..::«r r«» ss a! but they still managed to win an- In the World Series, Blancliard|™ch class here._ But if he getsin two games, and Penn State's other pennant and World Series. hit two homers, one as a pinch by the group, I'd say he has asGene Harisris. 3 Sidney Court i ) i 1 | The 6-2, 215-pounder pitched only hitter. good a chance as any other dog." The backcourt selnctio-i* arei lindjnhurst, New Vbtk n E-Z-DO deale'- 72 innings for a 3-5 record. Be- [ J I «T) inlereiterf in an E-Z-DO Manager Ralph Houk said he Jackpot has Rood lines. He is a Providence's Vincent Ems' and! Tltom 4-5750 pact ic my own bsclyard. | cause of his aching arm he wasexpected another big year from son of one of Barrage of Quality St. Joseph's Billy Hoy. Ernst of] T placed on the disabled l st in the 28-year-old reserve. Hill's offspring. Barrage was a Jersey City, N. J., led the hot; Nam* ... July. He was operated on right Friars to three victories during! SAY SEAGRAM'S group winner at the Westminster Addrou after the series ended. Camilo Pascual of Minnesota's some years back. the week. Hoy, of Philadelphia,! Turley was the outstanding Twins and Baltimore's Steve The fl'fial will be decided to-1 sank two free throws with 10 sec- City . Stilt pitcher of the majors in 1958.Barber, now in the Army, led night at around 11:30 p.m., EST.I onds left to beat Delaware. 72-71,1 AND BE SURE when he posted » 21-7 record forithe in 1961 Heywood R. Hartley of Rich-land run St. Joseph's Middle. At UV. SSPIlOOF.ejS Clil«MUmiS?JIIIS.5UCIilHI$Tlim5C!?..I.T.4 the season and a 2-1 mark in the'shutouts with eight apiece, mond, Va., will be the Judge. Mantic Conference record to 5-0. . RED BANK REGISTER BOATS & ACCESSORIES HELP HELP W AVTED-MALE APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE FOft SALE lfc-Tuwday, Feb. 13, 1962 RCHOOr'ER HULL — BOUB4. doubl UOHQ BRANCH HOUSES FOR 8A1E ptnK*4. Taomj netnii wctH, milte of- FUR SALESMAN SPECIALIST From Scotland Yard TIVOLI GARDEN HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS We have optn the selling specialist position In our fur salon. An This two-bedroom home has gas LOST AND FOUND BUSINESS NOTICES APARTMENTS To United Nations excellent career opportunity for the perwn who can deliver high heat and an expansion attic. The — t>uibook Ko. vm. FH 14 I>UkP BOUV TRUCK, »v*.llibl« 10 volume due to proven sales ability and merchandise experience. BSTATB uvma only thing it needs is an owner By TOM HOGE country's criminal iave*ti$itioa ntuxn to Monmouth Coar.ty remove trmii) from rudi. attic*, eel NOW BENTINO: ittoniA Buik, Little Silver- l»rt. «tt Al«o, equipped (or eontrtct who can fix and paint. branch. • * (* OCCUPANCY UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) if work. SH 7-2141 ______TOP SALARY EXECUTIVE STATUS FULL PRICE —A sharp-eyed ex-sleuth irorn "I find diplomacy fascinating FUBUC NOTICE TAX RETURNS PRESTIGE LOCATION ALL BENEFITS 3.4-V/, ROOMS Scotland Yard lias become one ot ?n.d with many compensations," Income t&x return prepared by jrsrt' Free Swimming Pool the top delegates at the Uniteid Adeel told, a reporter "But I PARADISE — lnclutllnl »prvan!«. fa uatR accoiinlania. T. Py» and W. PERMANENT POSITION (135 to J175 Monthly budgft pockftSook, In OWnALAJATtA, O'Keele. HarlPl. 7S7-95UB. $5,900 Nations. He is Omar Adeel, sometimes miss the old polica MEXICO. (2 check or money «<« Including AU Utilities Jor 1582 edition "TWICE AS MICH W/iTKK PROOFING — Socialist Ii serving as chief of the Sudanese days. They had their compensa- J.1VINO FOR Veins experience. Nominal lee. BH BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. 1-14(30. 5-0- THREE HOOM3 — Furnished or unlur- rose in seven years from rookie Attended Police College AUTOS AND TRUCKS [•"Oil TJU5E WOKK. CA(J tree icrvice. nlsned. Near railroad nation. First 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown cop to superintendent of his He managed to get on the TnpidnB, tiiinmfng, removal. Cull IJ floor. BH 1-7002. Sudanese force at the age of 24 nXTlOrnVAOONS^BTATlON WAGON '•.4L':'O for tree estlmtlca. Full inaura HELP WANTED-MALE MORTGAGES FURNISHED — Two rooma with bath, OS 1-2727 JB6I MERCURY C&mimitcr alx-pasfseri rragc. private' entrance. Center ol town. $85, Licensed Heal Estate Broker after serving in the defense de- INCOME TAX HETUKNS-lndtvlriuels •II utilities Included. SH 7-4374. RUM80N — Three bedroom ranch on -LEGAL NOTICE 1661 PLYMOUTH iix-pngsenuer Young rrmn of l*i acres. Two bataa, beautifully land- partment and the customs serv* 3859 PLYMOUTH nin»' i>asaenger Hid flinull husl[irn.«eii. HAHB flERV- MONEY ICES, '2\Q HAwy.. CA fi-;i5(K), L. Branch OWN A BOUSE? HEED CASH! MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE leaped. Secluded, Near ichools and NOTICE OP PROPOSED ice. He was made an officer with- 1959 FORD Rftticll W»Bon Brnncii & Madison Ave, Bpaclou* one •lioppinj. Two-car garage. Wall-to-wall CONSOLIDATION 1958 CHEVROLET four-door wagon EXECUTIVE Prompt, courteoui vervlco for and two bedroom apartments. From carpeting, ready to move In, $18,600. in a year and then sent to Hendon 1956 FORD Country Squlro. INW>M • flOUtl IMPROVEMENTS 1105 up. Please Call BH I-&1I5, Write—A, E. Box 511 Htd Bank. Notice Is hereby given that applies' gne them aTiS drive them tort ay KEANSBURG • DEBT CONSOLIDATION tion has been made to the Comptroller Police College in London, train- fitJIIWARTX A SONS, Imperlnl. Fly Aril rrarliy residents, Individual And ABILITY Call BARONET REALTV, CO 4-2010. ATTRACTIVELY decorated and lurNE- W — Three-bedroom ranch, Attached ol the Currency, Washington 25, D.C., hint ness returns prepared. niihed. Two rooms. Bed-llvtng room, lor Jili consent to a consolidation ol ing ground for Scotland Yard de- mnuth, Chrysler, Valiant, Internatlonn Growth — TIIJJ corporation'! dynaml' garage, lull tile bath, modern kitchen SCHWKIZEK AGENCY 7 kitchen. Utilities, car space. Conveni- with built-in oven and range^and bar. the Monmouth County National Bank, tectives. Track". HI WcaMj-YHiit St.. itpti Hnnk nrt constant growth—la the reason ent locatfon. SH 1-8381. Red Bank, Bed Bark. New Jeney, /hy several young men today have MERCHANDISE Sidewalks, concrete driveway. 100x100 and The First National Eanh ot F "For the next 12 months I your wheel drive. Idcnl for enowplow r.pilliiK llJcs, paneling; leader*, fi itl.i unique opportunity to move up ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-room lot. J15.600. BH 7-1311. hold. Freehold, New Jersey. ulckiy to a management position In FOR SALE unfurnished apartments. Modernized, WE WANT OFFERS on an excellent worked in police stations al! over *tr McCarthy. ChevroIeLJ29M101 consumer nuance,- HFC's Extent I v. roomy. In pleasant hillside location, It ii contemplated that an offices itsrBiZ^FOKD^fY?O'D0aR BBEE Training Program leads directly Ii $60 and $92, all utilities. 291-1454. buy, of the above-named bank* will London handling every sort of PAN. $1?5. CALL AFTER 5 I*. hiBOB GOTD and hrancli managership. Earn a good sal HAMMOND Four large bedrooms, two baths and tin tie to be operated. case," said Adeel. 7B7-O1M. ' nry Willie training. No irlllng, interest APARTMENT — Three roama, bath, finished cellar that'* dry. This notice 1B publlihed pursuant to Music For All Occasions" olticn ami local Held work, ORGAN STUDIO heat and hot water supplied. On HwyBrick fireplace, large porch, and fenced section 18(c) of the Federal Deposit As Scotland trainees we not 19«~CHKVROU5T, — Two-door. $95. in paid. Friendly co-workers, nut 35, Ontervme, Available Maich 1. yard that's in A-l condition, Insurance Act. I'nrd, 3^7 Sycamore Avc, Shrb 787-3733 WI*J!!8.?2 slanuiDR employee lienpflts, tiie aeciin OP ABBUXtY PARK Call CO 4-4965. Call now or you'll be left Just wishing. January 11. 1962 only worked on actual cases but 8H jy^jj*- — uiure you want with America's oldps Jloyal ArtlBt organ s 89 Price $22,000 The Monmouth County National did a great deal of book work on PAINTKR — inlVrkTr «Sd ejiierlor ,nd largest consumer finance company JIl-20 apeaker (blond) 225 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Large tliree- THOMPSON AND BARTELL, REAL- 1858 CHEVROLET CONVEKTJflLE — painting. I. Clark, cnll Ago 21 to 23, sorno college preferred room unfurnlahed apartment. Excellent TORS. SH 7-5G0O. Eank, Red Bank, Red Bant. theory. I found the schooling in- jii Urn! clan condition. Call 5-T p.m. CA !t-!fi;iil. Hammond Extravolco „ 635location. Adults. Available March l. New Jersey KKJr24BI». ^ Wurlltzer Spinet Organ - 693 291-2156. NEW RANCH — Ttiren hedroomn. for- The Pint National Bank of valuable, since Sudan's polica ilKARONAHLK — Carpentry, masonry, Conn Spinet Organ ...„ 790 JSsTlvionitlf* MINOR — Ooo.l n>inpn. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE mal dining room, two bathi. Full cellar, IHefclltriil. FtefeliOlll, Hew llllnf, pnlnlliiK, piiiwrhnnKlng,. I'leciil- Kranlch k. Bacli Grand Flans 7B3 THREE ROOM — Furnlahed apartment. garage attached. Fireplace, fully air Jersey force is modeled after Britain's." jir.fi IBM HENKY J-Good condition. :al vorlr, trco work. O,UI joba. 291-HGft. Hammond fcI-3 (blond) S73 Goo(- d location. All utilities. $75 month. conditioned. Front and back porch \_ CORP. Evening!. SH 7-07S8 or 6i2-2181. Jan. 11 thru Feb. 16 |10fl.09 Tlie Scotland Yard hitch paid SIM. CO 4'OOR INCxiMK TAXRBTUI!NfTARBNfl MMfHetotvn Shopping Center, 1107 Planola Player Piano (new) „,„. 8M E' acre. Lovely auction In Marlboro. iWJMBRCUifY MONTEREY — Jlarrl- BALES AND fiEKVICB * 19,60O. Call CA 6-6470. off. In 1955, after he had taken 1 1 At your iioiiioinn * or busineiibi . Hwy 35, Mlddletown, NOTICE tosi, automatic trnnainlsaion, "I* ' ' A.-J. Brenlcnlcy NEAIl HANCOCK—Threo-room unfur- RUM80N heftier. Oood condition, runs well. J315. CAKETAKKIl — Camp Oakliurit, Oak- RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION m»hed apaitmtnt, »80, utilities In- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY over as chief of Sudan's criminal , unit, N J. Kult nr pnrt-tlme. Can lest residential urea. Ranch house on SH 7-427^. |ANDVMANRBKVIUElio Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 6:30 cluded. % acres, lovely trees. Three bedrooms, CHANCERY DIVISION investigation division, Adeel was |)nlrs, rilntlng, rarpentry, ceiling and vp on KrouTidw during nmnmrr. Write COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN BT. MONMUUTH COUNTY MM "CHEVJtOLET 1MPALA — UimUop, Mrt.'ir tlif, H(C. William Corrlgan, I.I 2- .lexntirlrr r>reendftle. Camp Oakhurat, NEAR TWIN LIGHTS-Two-bedroom two baths, two-car garage. Asking called on to deal with a danger- white V*8, powcrnli'lp. rnrtio, liraler. M Ilrondwny. New York 3. N. Y. PR 5-9300 unfurnished apartment, $80, utilities 538,000. Call 842-2175. DOCKET NO. M-E38B-81 , AUDIKQ macblnea. included. NEW MONMOUTH — Three-bedroom Civil Action ous mutiny in the armed forces. UHIHAL OOWNH Custom ma>le NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT CONVKRTIRKKS — CONVERT1IJLKS 'mm >i>ur own nitPlcli or ilcaiRn. CFUI PART-TIME l makes nem oc used. Guaranteed. ranch on hall acre plot, complete pri- A battalion of about 1,700 men 6*t rrndy for Hummer nt a winter fiirinclii. OH I-Itfi-W. f<>r consuUfttton Low aa 925. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth F. A. Gehlhaus vacy. Fireplace. Knotty pine dining OK ORDER FOR PUBLICATION time prire. Br? these npecinli todtiy. Altpratlonn, DrpBBninkjnK. __ SATURDAYS ai. Next to theater. B!| 7-0185. room, large kitchen, 1J4 batliH, garage HARVEY LA TOURETTB, Plaintiff, rose up against the officers in WM FORD Punllner attaelird. Full, dry cellar, presently -vB- LUITGARD LA TOURETTE, De- r J[ you ran flrvote n few evening DLSKS — $15 up. files ;15 up. chalra, Real Estate Khartoum and tried to take over 1!>M rhYMDl'TH Rplvpripre converlllOc oi"KHK'i "ritiNTirVo - nipii miBiny. Salti-'lny.i, .irp nerioiu minded, re recreation room, bar included, plenty fendant. 1 adding niai:hlnc». typewriters manual 58 Hwy. 36 Leonardo or room for workshop. 5:'3 500 OS 1- 1PST PLYMOUTH Belvedere converlllUe i'0»tf Blli'T-t BlZPH 1(1 ^2129. OS Rirdlcis o! [Upsfnt trade, and wish t STATE OF NEW JERSEY: the military/' Adeel said. "The AU- PHAUT n»fl well ftjuipjH'l. s TR74^13 nd plectrlc, office equipment, elc. 291-O1S9 0(528. TO: LUITGARD LA TOUR^TTE De- enter (lie fattest growing luiRltietn, nee t.irraln prices, New or used. AAC Desk ring leaders were finally rounded SCHWARTZ A SON'S. Imperial. Ply- INCOMFi*rrAX~"ftFVnJltNB prfipnrrd by rxtra money, this concern will trai: fendant: moutli. Chrysler, Valiant, Jiimrnatloiinl Co. in 3o, oakhurst. KE 1-3990. oppo- 21-HDur Telephone Service BEAUTIFUL eight-room ranch houae, BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of thoup. About 20 were executed and •-rndiiJiifi accounlnnt. Wllllnin Thlcrolf, ton. Kx eel lent opportunity. three bedrooms, two baths, one acre. Superior' Court of New Jersey, Chan- Trucks. 1*1 Went Front Stalled Hmrtt. )B J-347P. SIt MANUFACTURING CORP. lie N. J Warehouse. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Elder- 20x40 swimming pool. Lincroft area. a number given long prison ly couple preferred. Unfurnished. Alll $32,000, Write P. O. Box 02, Red Bank. cery Division, made on the 30th day I960" FOUJV5ob"ii™~Pi >• m ou I h"*BYl v e • -vm CA 2-620 ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Utilities. Furnished J90 month. 32 Oak- of January, 1962, In a civil action terms." rtrrc, aix cylinder, reasonable. Cell -Ol- 'HARMACIET —KcRiHiered, full time. land St. Second floor. Newly deco- ,_ per cent GI Mortgage—Three -bed- wherein Harvey LaTourette lg the Write giving age, experience, refer^ Ron* A Piano $12 per Month rated. SH 1-I14t after 7 p.m. room ranch, large living room, dining Plaintiff and you are the Defendant, Sudden Chango 1950 JEEP" — Perfect condition, New EMPLOYMENT to "AO," Box 511, lied Bank area, eat-in kitchen, dishwasher, base- you are hereby required to answer KNAEE, MAJJO.N-HAMLJiN, S0HMBI1 RED BANK —First floor, two bedment, gas hot water heat, attached the Complaint of the Plaintiff on or His plans underwent a sudden electric snow plow attached, fail). HELP WANTED-FEMALE 1 roonn. Vacant. 51 Wallace Bt, Make Cill MMlll. MAN WANTED—Long established mov- CABLE.NELSON. JSVBKBT1 . STECK garage. Lovely \t_ acre. Fruit trees. )eloro the 2nd day ol April, next, TJuTbiri'TlTr^TIME — Siwrrnl tcF- ing firm wishes to hire n man foCooltmar n Ava. A Mala St. Aibury fk. olfor. S30. weekly. BH 1-6153. Monthlv payments 5UI. All Tor $15,800. by serving an answer on James H. change in 1956 when Sudan won 1051 AUSTIN Berlin $35. rttorlcs open for women Intarouted In aloral and long distance moving work. Immediate possession leavlnjc state Smith, Esq., plaintiff's attorney whoso M\iBt havft driver1 n tlrpnsi*, ami he Opsn dill; till > SM. Oil 5:30 UNFURNISHED 314 rconw. Heat aup- its independence. The new gov- Call CO 4-I7B4 ood Htemly income. Experience unneiv PK 6-S3W piled. Campbells Junction, Belford. SH 7-51313, * address Is 96 First Street, Fair Ha- between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. •j««ry. AVON nrlll Ititlf. Phono BH 1-able to ftssiimo responsibility. Experi- ven, New Jersey, and In default there- ernment, casting about for com- 1 ence preferred hut not essential. Ref- 787-0245. COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES—Four-bed- of such judgment shall be rendered 19M MERCURY Monterey two-door 4343 or wrlti : Mm. AtnrK.irrt Gulotta. petent officials, named Adeel sec- P. O. Box JDO, Kcil Bank. erences required. All replies will he WOOD — Fireplace, stove, furnace. THREE-ROOM UNFURNISHED apart- room sun ranch, tffo-car garage, cor-against you as the Court shall think hardtop, power uteerlnp, brakes, fully hphl In strictest confidence. Our emMcOulra'- s Market, lit. 34, Colu Neck. ment, utilities furnished. Call ner lot excellent neighborhood. 10?o equitable and just. You shall file your retary to the supreme council. tqulpped. Good Ruv. 7B7-!>M0. IVAIXIIE8H ~ Experience nrccBxary. ploycpj know of this id. Hepiy to 816-1323. Evonlngi) 433a. BH 1-0967. down. Asking $15,tKX>. 8NYDER REAL- answer and proof or service In dupli- 1W.0 AUSTIN 1IRALUY BFRITB pply In pern on Martini's Diner. Hwy TOIIS. 08 1-2590. cate with the Clerk of the Superior The following year he was named U, Kast Keansburfi. _ WANTRIV Hnx 65, " WHIRLPOOL WA81IEU FIVE-ROOM — Second floor garden Fo«d«r Bine, In ExcFllfnt Condition TV PAHTS OOt'NTHIt MAN -- Munt GOOD WORKING CONDITION, $10 fipnrlment. Available March 1. SH 1-LOVELY TREE SHADED % ACRE Court, State House Annex, Trenton, diplomatic envoy to Italy, Austria Lo» mllnie. J1200. 7R7-37.13 EXPE R1KN CED~1YOUHE K EE PErT""^ be experienced. Cnll fill 7-2545 for Inter- CALL CO 40858 4850. LOT — Attractive and desirable coun- New Jersey, in accordance with uie I'nr liui'tor's homr, own room and TV,view. Const Kkrtronic Distributors, 50 try-iike ranch home. If your are look- rules of civil practice and procedure. and Albania, This in turn led to JEEP, NO — SCOUT, YES BEAUTIFUL CRIB — With spring and THREE ROOMS — And bath furnlnhed, The object of such action is to ob- New 1EK>2 4x4 dPHvpra for J2;'2^. children, Dcnlratitc pnaltlon for Blrrli Ave.. Little Silver, clilfferooe. Uke new, cost $150, price ing for that wonderful home out ol the his present UN asssignment three BCIIWAHTX A SONH, inlernnHcinal t person. Cnll OS 1.33*4. second floor. 50 Herbert St., Red Bank. city this la It. sit rooms, bath, at- tain a judgment of divorce between KNKHMJ INSURANCE — KxpcrlMite J.5U. Call BH 1-6027. SH 1-2511. tached two-car RnraRe, Owner wants the Plaintiff and you, years ago. TrucliB PlyniouUi, CliryBlpr. Vnllnnt. Dated: February 5. I9fJ2 Ill West Front St., Kprt Bunk. »cfs«arv. Snlnry open. Bend resume to 1.HVAN — Green. Good condition. Rea- FOUFt ROOMS — And bath. Heat and orrera! Price J1G.800. WALKER * crlencp, J7fl wpek. New Shrewsbury ft.J." Hnx 511. Tied Hank. __ innable. Can bo Been after S p.m.. WALKER, Realtors. Hwy 35, Hazlet. JAMES H. SMITH, ESQ. Quiet but gregarious, he attends . Wrltn 1*. o. Box 2D0, Itnl Ilnnli. lot water supplied. Call Attorney for Plaintiff iM7~~T0NffAC~—^"fiTnr^Chler custom, 13 K. Front St., Red Bank. 187-4H73 CO 4-5212 OS 1-2128, Open 7 Dayi. many UN receptions and cock- Four-i!year flntnclng 700 nq. ft., on Hwy 35, one mile south Clerk at 915 Union Avenue, Union Car Hits Plow, \ltson Chevrolet, Inc., 3G2 Bromlwny, SALE Five Cornerj, Middletown. Dial OS 1CAP- E COD — Six rooma, iwo baths, Beach, and may be Inspected by the r.OBBINSVII.LE Ijonj; fl ranch. HELP WANTED-Malo - Female ALUMINUM COMBINATION parage, good condition. Humson. Ap- prospective bidders during normal busi- TRAILER 3ALE3. INC. 0277. fJlRL OR WOMAN - Part-lime for 8TOEM WINDOWS proved by bank at ?20.5OO. Owner wants resa hours. Prospective bidders may Woman Injured llout* 130 Rnhtilnsvlllt, 1 BMUFBMI'LOYMENT AOENO'V STOHE FOR RENT — on Wblte St. to sell now $19,000. This Is a very Rood 1 lellcateKsrn. Apply In person, Liutnn'i Call voyr own bro*«r or Call 8H 7- obtain a copy ol the plnn ! and specifi- JU 7-1320 ncllchteiion, III Broadway, Keypnrt. Qualities PerBonncl For Quality Orderi 6 for $55 buy. REDDEN AGENCY Rpaltora-ln- cations and hid, Irom the Borough H0WELL TOWNSHIP-A local 11)60 MOBILE HOME 210 Broa[Iway_LonjR Branch. CA 3-<7<7 100. niiror*, 501 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen ClerK, upon the payment to the bor- MODERNI.Y Egiur AcurVMrur^i^NT AGENCY Three-channel tilt, triple Insert. MONMOUTH ST. — Modern excellent PI.. Red Hank. SH 1-S6G0. ough of $25.00 by check, payable to woman suffered a fractured right OALt, 7B7-5870. triple tilt action! ntore. heat furnlahed, Available March FOUR-BEDROOM IN UUMSON'—Rarp the ordrr o[ Ihc Treasurer ol tlie HELP WANTED-MALE Kvory crili>r A npplloanl our specialty I. Ample parking. Call SH 1-7500, Ash Borough of Union Keach, which deposit ankle Friday right when the car 1P57 PACEMA*KEIt KX45" — Two l 12 Broad SI., Red Bank BH 7-3404 Slladyslda 1-7300 bat true for 519,000. Large foyer 28' 1 for Lllllin. living room, formal (twins room, 1UH. shall te returned In full to the unsuc- in which she was riding hit a Tooma. screena and storm wlnilowa Set OOUl'LK •— Uvc Irt, Wnmnn genera I'ROW.VS 32 BROAD ST.. HEU BANK Recently remodeled kitchen, l'i baths. cessful bidders, upon return o[ the bid- up at part. Iicnannntile. 8H 1-11831. housework and some cooklnr. Man. KUOS — 9x12. $25, also large alzes, COMMERCIAL BUILDING — 30'xBO*.Freshlv decorated. Hurry and call. ding documents in good order. Monmouth County snow plow on DRAFTSMEN lntemi'ico ii"'i grounds. Must like all new broadloom. Private. hot water oil heat. On main highway, Bids must be eubmltled and signed IB6I) NEW MOON 10X85' — Three bed- HO 2-2465. ' WALKER ft WALKER, Realtors, Hwy. Squankum Rd. roomi, front kitchen, completely fur DRAWING CHECKERS «. Call 291-2114. S420S49 35, Shrewsbury. SH 1-5212. 21-hour serv- by the proper person or persons au- SUITE OP OFFICES - HEART OF ice. thorized to institute contract on behalf Mrs. Sala Gutman, Lanes Mill nlahed. Call 7BT-DO61. Several years experience an drafts- MAN OR Oilll, FFtlDAY f^ir conENGLISH Carriage {40; high chair $4; of the bidder. Said bids to be sub- mm on prnductton drawings for iraclor's llelil orflce. typing, minR. pay portable bahy crib |9; car seat }3; TOWN. CALL Rd., is in fair condition at Paul oll, some booRHepplng. Write etntliiK potty chair J3; batlilnette Jl. CO 4-U84. SH 7-1100 THIS HOUSE was specially designed mitted on the form contained In the WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE eloclro-me chan leal parts and an* for a wheelchair occupant with over- specifications for bid, furnished by theKimball Hospital, Lakewood, ac- •embllm. Prefer some fatnlllarity ackBrourd. education, experience and L. O. SMITH TYPEWRITER and stand, STORE—60x13, opposite new chopping sized doors, convenient ramps an<1 Borough Cerk, and contained in tlie bid- with Government Standard!. xpectfil Btartlng salary to "AF." Box center. Heat, light, air conditioning WANTED 511. Rrd Bank. reasonable. In good condition. Write tailored ahower arid toilet facilities- A ding document. The entire booklet, cording to state police from OLD MOTORCYCLE OR BCOOTEH Lonf-term Qovernment operation 'A. I)." Hox 511, Reil Bank. furnished. Call Mr. Clark, manager, corner lot in a lovely neighborhood and bidding document shall be sub- KUWAHDS KMPLOVWENT AGKNC Bell Finance Co., Atlantic Highland a. with laree bedrooms and aaklnc just mitted as parf of the bid. Bid must Howe]] Barracks. iH 7-4)16 between 11 a.m. — 3 pm. SECOND HAND and new lumber. 2x4. 291-2300. KxccuUve-Salss-OIilce-Domealtc 2x6 and 2x8. Maaon materials, cheap. JVT.500. THOMPSON & BARTELt., SH be enclosed In a scaled opaque en- Police said the woman was a RED BANK, N. J. AREA Sincerity anil abllltv with high ethics 7-5600. velope hearing the name and address IN PLACEMENTS SH 7-5447. of the bidder, on the outside the.rol, passenger in a car driven by her BOATS & ACCESSORIES Good Salary With Travel Allowance fid Broad HI. Red BankMASSAGE EQUIPMENT — For rent as well aa the name ot the proposed husband, Hersz Gutman, which SHAOY8IDE 7-OS77 or sala. Fro delivery. SOUTH JERSEY HOUSES FOR RENT work on the outside, addressed to the INSURANCE — Marine, oumomrd-all NO AOH LIMIT 9UROICAL. SH 7-2614. LOTS AND ACREAGE Borough Council of the Borough o[ Un-was traveling southbound on forma. Rolaton Waterbury. Realtor, Mall reiiim« 1 mmedlately, or call REAL ESTATE HILTON PARK—Three-bedroom houae ion Beach, and accompanied by a cer- •tnce 1D25. IS W. Front Bt.. BI1 7-3500. (PhlU.) MArk«t 74620 TO BUY RUMSON LOT -, Rl Zone. tified check, rnfide payahla to th» Or-Squankum Rd. when it failed to Mature man or woman, full or part' unfurnished, $125 plus utilities. Principals only Wrlto "Rl Zone," Box der of th« Treasurer of the Borough of make a curve before hitting the BAltuAlN « Any boal you want to time. We will leach and train you, CLOCK MANUFACTURER LEONARDO — Three-bedroom house 511, Red 'Bank. Union Beach tn the sum of not less own. Lew bank rates. Financing &r Excellent opportunity. Mlddietown area. on turn lined, $85, plui utilities. NEW MONMOUTH-Half acre cleared. than 5^i of the amount of the bidplow. . raneementa completed In one call al H. L YOH CO., INC.Phono Mr. Merge!, OS 1-3727. WINDS UP WITH A Conveniently located near ail schools, together -with a hid bond Issued by a •ny of our offlcea. TItE MONMOUTli 123 B. 2ND ST. PH1L.A. B, PA F. A. Gehlhaus churches, OUB lines. OS VQ&28. surely company, authorized to do busi- Mr. Gulman was charged with COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. BH 1- An Equal Opportunity Employer BROKEN MAIN SPRING ness in the State of New Jersey. careless driving. looa SITUATIONS WANTED, Female LIKE BEN FRANKUN might have guarnnteelnE that the bidder, if suc- Real Estate said when not playing with kites. cessful, shall execute a contract with It!i FIlJEROLABS BOAT — AUTO MECHANIC—Uodee dealer. Ful Business fklli and h* Is forced to re5-6 Hwy. 36 Leonardo Call THOMPSON AND BARTELL for CALL ly experienced only, preferable on WILL HELP WITH PARTIES dlrtn«n really choice home sites. the borough, In accordance with the 787-5870 or other occailona. Call turn stUDnlns 3 Room Outfit to b* 291-0488 terms of tlie hid, and In addition Riiar- Chrysler product!, limit have own h(ind sold for unpaid bUance of |200. Pay- THOMPSON AND BARTELL REAL- antea thai the said suT&ly company The Canada goose travels 8,000 tools. Excellent working condition!. Cal 8H 1-8881. 24-Hour Telephone Service TORS, BH 7-5600. ments only |3 weekly. Orlglnil coat •III fsaue a performance of payment miles each year in its round-trip AUTOS AND TRUCKS l,\ 2-1117. ask far Bnb Long. WOMAN wouHl like week or day work. $95 to $125 Per Month homl to the bidder, as required by law Will cook, care for children, uooci ret 1675! Household consliti of 7-pc. Sec- THE BERO AOENCY In the amount of the award tn themigration. START IMMEDIATELY erencea. Own transportation. 291-9449. tional living room with txtrti, 8-pc. RL 3ft MlddletowtJ HEAL ESTATE WANTED form approved by the Borough of Union YOUNG MEDICAL secretary seeks full luxury bedroom and 8-pc. modern di- OB 1-1LKKJ Beach. If you are willing to learn whlU you tlma employment in doctor1! or den- VlUE SELECTION OB1 KiCNTALS - The contractor nhaH warrant _\\ -LEGAL NOTICE vorlt nuil can gp; r*y on Jift R wwhtltt', a office- PlfrAie call SH 7-3323 b nette. Furniabed and unfurniined, Iramed Hems furnisher) by him. and worK ve inny havs a «u per lor future for LISTINGS WANTED tween 8-12 a.m. ite occupancy. Bamuei Telchei Agency per formed as free of defects in ma- NOTICE OF SALE:. you. T» quiiltfy call Perflotinel Man- Oceanport Av«.t OceanporL Call or dl For th» Red Bank Area terial and workmanship, for a period fi't at OS 1-1370 for perional Inter- U 2-3o(M or U 2-3501. of one year from the day or com- On Friday February 23. 1B63 *t 'iPW. _ Multiple Listing System pletion and acceptance, nnd nhall re- 10:00 A.M. I will sell at public tuo' SITUATIONS WANTED, Male FIELD FURNITURE MANY FURNISHED AND UNFUK- Call: ROLSTON WATKRUUIII pair or replace the, name, at the con-tion on behalf of Seacoaat Finance Co AN^VITM CAIl — Two dayi per N1B11EL) RENTALS - In all prlcei Ifl Weal Front St.. Red BEak at 18 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. on* week, tin miner work. Write Alexander 8H 7-3500 tractor's expense, In thp event such HIGH SCHOOL BOY — Reliable, «• and ilzes. Ella Wiltshire Agency, 1460 material or workmanship should lie 1D5-* Ford 4 DP. SW, Scr. No. ViCY. GrecndRle, Cftmn Onkhurit, 853 Broad* periencert, desires work after school Warehouse Department Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-0004. Ovor $3,000,000 sold by MLS 142239 for default In a. Conditional N rk In seven months defective or deficient, the Judgment '• ^_X!' 3, »• Y. mtl week-ends. CaJi •venlnga. SH T Open leven days. of the borough engineer to be con-Snles Contract made hy RoBert W, 7-11 East Front St., Keyport, N.J. Rice, 6r, Said car may be aten at 1962 IMPALA ~FLORIST ~EXPWI^ENCKD ~" IlIVBRFKONT RENTAL — Four bed NOT A MEMBER OP ANX clusive In this respect. Steiidv wnrk. Call roomi, two baths, living room and MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM. Bids shall be accompanied by a com- Ray Smlthi Auto Bales. 353 Mapla'' VA 6-47B6. Ave., Red Bank. N. J. I cylinder two-tloor «j>orls tor appointment dial CO 4-3020 modern kitchen, two-car garage, $150 SELL YOUR HOME THROUGH plete financial and experience at ate- FINANCIAL month. Immediate occupancy, ment, signed hy the bidder, In ac- PRANK LOVEKIN, Auctioneer. coupe. 6,700 mllfC Equlp- SECURITY POLICE STORE HOURS: ROL3TON WATERBUKY. Rc-altnr. 16 McGowan Ryan Agency cordanco with provlBlom of st Front St.. Red Bank. SH 7-3500. 50-51 Charter ISO, Laws or 1026. FULL AND PART-TIME Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. Red Bank SHadyslde 7-3000 The borough reserves the rlfiht to Bllde, power ateerlnff. Itsttlo, fltiSIDBNTS OK nKD BANK BELFORD — Threa bedroom*, kllchen. reject a.ny and all bids and to waive NOTICE hfM^r ftnrt d«f rosier, two- KEY PORT, MATAWAN AND SPOTTER MANAGER to 6 p.m. Thursday and Frilivin- g room, garage, unfurnished. J135. iOUK HOMB VVANTiSD — Wliy list any informalities. The award of tlie TIi» Fort Monmouth Exchange li ac- aURROUNDlNQ AREAS The Curtm Agency, Inc. Jieai Estate with us? We advertise extensively in BpPGd wlppr *ni1 washer. Dry cleaning plant. Opportunity to day evenings till 9:00 p.m. contract shall be made on a lump cepting applications for a charcoal Steady employment for men age 34Invest- . A-l location now being in A Insurance, Thompson AVB, and Hwytlio newspapers, radio and publish a sum basis. portrait concession nt Fort Monmouth, Wlierl covrrit. white wnlls. 55 an uniformed guards. AU company stalled. " Leonardo. 291-1800. catalog lor home aoekerB. We are mem- Blrls award and contract shall all NEW Jersey. Interested applicants are OrtEiun! cove r.i, padrlcrt benefits. Equipment furnlahed. Clear TOR THAT SWEETHEART, a ssveet- bers o( tha TVVJt, a catlonai real estate be subject to the adoption of a resolu- requested to contact Mr. Klsh at tha hjarl of a gift from "Rfllnbow." Big IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Port referral aervlce. Wo are "Homo Trad- Exchange Administrative Office, danh, orlKlnnl cost, J3.36S. ecord, car and phone essential. Mini- UNIVERSAL MACHINERY Monmouth. alx-room home, convenient !on or ordinance appropriating the n\x\n IV fl". Rtarlinc talary for tull dlicounts on TV's, radios, HI-Fl's, era" - two offices, 11 fuH tiroe Bales nrncssnrv monies In connection with Hulldlng HOG. Fort Monmouth, N. J., DIST. electrical appllnnces, and houseware location. $100 per month. SH 7-3004. people. Call WALKER & WALKER, telephone 53-23505, for Information re- line men $tt—PARTT1MB MEN also r this work. needed tot weekenda. 200 8. Orove St. Eait Orange gifts. Get SJLH Green Stamps too.!. -NGAJUOVV — l nfurnlslied oT (uFilcaltora. Members Red Bank Arcn By order of the borough council of lating to applications, requirements and Now $2685 j)H0m nished. River Plaza. Red Bank. Two Multiple Listing Service, fihrowabury, the Borough of Union Reach, County of Interviews for thin concession. WRITE "A. I." "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE bed tfooms, living room, kitchen ant) 8H 1-5212 and Hazlet, 03 1-2126. Monmrmth, New Jersey. Applications will be accepted until (Acrosa^Acme l.ot> Broaii Ked Uank batli. Near railroad station, buses and DATED: February a. l%2 9:00 a.m., February 20, 1M2, Box 511, Hnd Rank NEW SHELL service elation for leaae. •hopping center. SH T-QiOO. 1S8 1st Ave;; AU. Highlands Leonardvllle tUl., Uolford. Excellent ^DOW SIIADffiS — Manutaclurei -LEGAL NOTICE- ALFRED T. HENNKSSY, m.. The Rxclianqn rr.iervei tlia rljht to EXPERIENCED Real Eitate Saleiman. business opportunity. Par tn format Ion premises. All AIICS. nil crudes, custom LEONARDO — Bunsalow, four rooms Borough Clerk. reject all application*. ;;(One Block North.o( Ht, ;M) Gldztbrook Apency. Avenue ol Twocall EXnort ti-853T. 8:30 to 5 p.m. mnde, aide hemmed winilow shade* Fnb. 12, 13, U (8.16 ltlvrrn, Uumann. K4M70O. plain or scalloped. Moderate prices. \V and garage. 23A Highland Ave. Call INVITATION FOR 1IIDS Feb. 13 520.63 Action i Hint's what The Hegl 2!tl-lD57: 2JMIBI J# dpfen m 9 p.m. POUTS 11 — Ami maintenance man. lasalfltd ads have Been telling for also reversn your old shades. OLORE Pulic Notice is hereby given that Steady position. Call AWNING * SHAPE: CO 117 IV. Front THREE-BE nUOOM RANCH — Twr> their advortisera (or over tlirec-quar St. Reel hank. RH T-.1SW. gntiig". UulU-Ln kUchni. J13S month scaled blda (or ihc construction of an CO 4-0800 o* * century —Artvortiaemeni. Call LO 64233. addition to the Swimming lliver Hchooi By KEN REYNOLDS 1'IANO — BTEINWAY GRAND will be received by ihe Hoard of Edu- QUICKIES ASKING 55KU SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE — With forg cation at a public mceilng to he held In CALL BH 1-0676$115 i>er month. Near Red Bank High the Tlnton Falls Elementary School, Uchool. Call BH 74787. _1i Tlnton Avenue, New Shrewsbury, DRASTIC REDUCTIONS-On nil winter N. J- until 8:00 P.M. E.S.T. on Wednes- cliarnltsc Salu ftart* WVrtncMa. day, March 7, 1902. at which time all I-'ehninry U. The Thrift Shop, 70-72 bids will be publicly opened and read. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Monmnttlh St.. lied Hunk WANTED TO RENT Bids will h« taken separately for; (11 General Construction Work A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! SHOP BY PHONE SIX-UOOM hmiaa unrurnished. Close to i'it Structural Sleet and .Miscellaneous n quicu dally dPllvpry In Heil Bank 1 BnnK. Hlx moiitha1 IPJIBC. niibj Iron Work a, Outlying districts Wednesday-' I to translcr thercalter. Write P. O. 131 Plumbing Work and Rnturrtays. Discount prices. (4) Heating & Ventilating Work PROWN'S, 32 Broad Kt. BH 1-7500 APARTMENT OR HO 11SE hi R ot 1 151 Ulcctncnl Work Adding Machines —Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating H^nk, at least Iwn bedtooms. Will H The Instructions to Bidders. Form of ?f. Pimnp MTMBOO, pxt. 23, between illii. Form of Contract, Plans and Hvtii NG~ M AC 11 ] N K S~~ Tyjiow?! ti^r SEPTIC TA~NKS.~dry~*i-et!a servlcni" Specifications may be examined at (he 1 C A RL ~R~JO NES—~P« I n t infTaniMlP c MERCHANDISE WANTED 9-5. Monday-Friday. oITicpn n! n»e Architects, fc'esaler, Boy- v\W, n-^UM rtM^iTcd. screen * ;( I^ccninc JiMft RiiiiPii, Bachrio* work. orniliiR. GftiPifU contrnciing. Free ken and MOJS, SO Bayard Street, New Monmoutf] St., Kcti Bank. SH 7-0IR&. C. II. VVlHon. BH 1-1816. cstlmntcd. rail SH 1-4313. 24 hnuri". PIANOS and musical Instrument! Brunswick. New Jersey, and copies wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten FURNISHED ROOMS theroof ohtaineil at above- nodRe Corporation, made. Gilman. SH MH1. Sales. 3 Herbert Bt., Red Bank. Servlre, MImenBrai'liinp. Will plclfup CHINESE AND PERSIAN The Plaza IS,'Clifton, New Jersey and and deliver. CA Ct-35011. FRIEDMAN r.ALLiJP-lES MOTEL-HOTEL Browns Letters, 101 Park Avenue, New 4-oH:i Kvenlnes CA 2-7482. York. NL'\V Vorli. No copies will tie Home Improvements Rooms, winter rates. Maid lervlce mailed to prospective bidders. Appliance Repairs 1LKOAD BOOKS — Pliotoa. |in "" luiurnil. Cocktail lounge. Ito^e '1'lic full amount ot tlie Uvpoait will WORK1NU MANE contractor—Alter Radio-Television Repair H. t-lc. Slcnut li>comotlvcH. ehi-in ma, $\h per tvenk. Mnlel rooins lio rpfumlptl to rich bonalitie bidder j:tEPAininlfmtalu iinotlvos. Ircllry cars, nnylhltifi of . rlnohtiLK rivpr and ocean. TV, 5-.itjio' n return of [ilium iind specifica- liin. Residentinl nnd cmnmrrcial wlr- ntions, additions. pnlntliiK. masonry, A C RAltin *~TET,KViRION~C(>.— ii-.-'t pi-italnliiK tn nilho:iilinp befem* inp. Al.t-n Klrctrlc. SH 7-0lii:. all those Itttlo jorut. LO 6 1714. rj.13hrrii'.vlth hltcli- i BUI Securlly In llic amount ot iTn lliySATiaKir,i>"~wHh~irTsVnt fniiiir' 311 11169. enctte Convenient location, parking. AKII mi/ t> 1111 |i> IB', lit junui or the base hid ami of character ee1l InnnlAl J Llll SH 1-1RSS niter 4:3(1 p.m. . Want a better deal:' Call Dunn III.Mll^tl'rn. in.^Mllo.xi ' |1. Mollier Cerrann Shepherd, lather Pnl- tEI> HANK — Large sunny, airy fur- No t)kl may be withdrawn within 60 iimtlnn. 'I'rtKr oni' for price of nd. :.'fll. titshfd room, handy for nhopplng. Sio days nfter tlio scheduled closing time AV18—11ent o"n'rw'~onV""or~triTck"~l/i« ith, 311 T-ffS5:» or i'U 7-1I74O. (or receiving hlda. rta b'.nplt AVP,, Jlrd Hsnk. SH 7- Tel. Answering Service IRIS. Odd Jobs lOQ'>r~ASi> noXnt>—Rua'Snes* proplc The aticccssiul bidder will he re- aifCi^JMi 4-5214. Imiiy 7 n.nv.— V\ j> m. T PK HH vnur srrrctnry. No nerd lulred to furnish ft sati-ifnctriry Surety HEI'A] IIS, ]>airx .I;K! mrcr- Painling and Decorating nent. With I..11 MicN Th« Hoard »f Kdm-ation »ni^Hp,hiTL Klprnr^urJi, .SII t-.^l'Ml b -- j .V>* I'ro.iliccl A\r. Mine Silver. VuT me. Cnll BH 1.10H. • Township of SHrfwshury, HED 3ANK~AM:MiNr^i""ri;oi:'iji;;rs Use The Jloninnuth County, N>w J*rney "A lot of small dogt answer my Red Bank Register Want }'Q] in cA^HAr; — Pifnlrr. ilccniMlor. I lnofni'l lioim -irrvirt or fri-p rhTkup iVil LOUIS A. STEIXMULLER. Stor- i t^ri'loiv. oMIni, ' awningi. P-M"' rhniiKT, '.\ yF.nrn fxrTleln''. *;) : .'n j-tur K.ccltolilx. call I'll fl0CG 1 or lint unlrr. J7S per unintli. Ln.Mlion SecrctR-vy. SH 7-:'633 or Sit 1-IS2B. Cliapln Ave. an l-ras ollur 0 p.m. i EH 1-2070. nox 6^i. ll»y. M. Keyport. Amiabl Ad—but they can't reach the door knob!" March 1. CO t-(S63. Register Classified Feb. 13 ' J12.1S Today's Business Mirror: RED BA\K REGISTER Nursing School Agdinst Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1962—17 Corporate Mergers Requirements Referendum COMMENT ON TAXES PATERSON—Two state Kb- •tors h»ve predicted New Jer- E4Uer» Note:—Mergers are And government's role looks dif- Are Explained Proposal sey will < not enact a Broad- kteMug np • ruckm today. la ferent, although many persons NEPTUNE — Requirements RED BANK - Stuart A. Ed- based tax this yen, and that thli, first of four articles, Sam aren't sure what the new role is. for admission to the Ann Maytngton, a member of the Board there will be no Increase la Damon,' AP business news One federal agency may seem to School of Nursing at Fitkin Hos- of Education, has issued state school aid. The comments analyst, discusses why the favor mergers as life savers for a pital were outlined at recent statement calling for defeat of a came from Sens. Charles W. latest plans are getting a close faltering industry. Another agen programs at local high schools. referendum proposal in today's Sandman, Jr., R-Cape May, and scrutiny. cy may frown on the same cor- Mrs, Ethel N. Hiross, director school election. Donal C. Fox, D-Essex, on the By SAM DAWSON porate marriage because it might of the nursing School and student The question seeks approval lor radio show, "Legislative Re- NEW YORK (AP)-Mergers lessen competition. nurses spoke to groups at Rum- the board to purchase property port," Sunday. Sandman said are taking on a new look today. The antitrust laws bar mergers son-Fair Haven Regional High 76 Branch Ave. for $22,000 the only nay a broad-based tax Corporate marriages command that might lead to monopoly— School and at Manahawkin High from Dr. Robert Robertson aTd should be enacted would be by bigger Headlines. Some seem with the consumer the fall guy. School. Dr. William L. Wood. a referendum and constitutional more urgent—like shotgun wed- But some now charge that gov- Miss Barbara Conant, daughter The same purchase, for $23,500, amendment guaranteeing that dings: Set up housekeeping to- ernment of late shows a dislike of Mr. and Mrs. John Conant of was rejected by the voters last the "lion's share" of additional gether or die.of bigness itself. Critics contend Vermont, and niece of Mr. endyear. money would supply more state To many these that everything about our econ Mr. Edington said that the school aid to municipalities. mergers are Mrs, Louis Delta, 2201 Appleby omy is bigger today—so why not value of the property, as estab- more frighten- Dr., Wanamassa, accompanied bigger business firms? lished by the Cleminshaw Co., ing—to labor, Mrs. Hiross to Rumson last Cleveland, Ohio, in JM0, was $17,- to various com- Economic Growth Wednesday, At Manahawkin, Miss An adult grizzly bear breaks 500. munities, t o Also the government stresses Marianne • Brennan, daughter of As a member of the Red his winter fast with grass, but g o v, eminent the need for economic growth. Mr. and Mrs. James Brennan, 35 Bank Board of Education," Mr. soon goes on to hardier fare. agencies the Many proponents of mergers hold John PI., Bergenfield, partici- Edington said, "I was the only proposals ap- that this is one sure road to cor- pated in the program Thursday. official who objected to paying pear to threat- porate growth. They contend that According to Mrs. Hiross, there taxpayers dollars in the sum of en loss of Jobs, the goal of greater general eco- are still openings for qualified ap- $23,500. The taxpayers agreed HEALTH CAPSULES DAWSON of services, of nomic growth can be obtained plicants in the freshman class, with me by a vote of 3 to 2." by Michael A. Telli, M,D. plant payrolls, of free com- more easily by big and expand- starting September, 1962, at the petition.. ing corporations than by a multi- Ann May School. She said that POES COLP WATSH APTER tude of small separate ones. candidates must be high school EDUCATION AID HOT WATER ON YOUR BOCV The new look in mergers comes CPA'S MEET — Morris Bobroff, left, president of the Monmouth-Ocean County But the fears of some detrac- graduates and in the upper half TRENTON — A Republican CLOSE THE POSES ANP KEEP liter a long postwar wave of YOU FROM CATCHING COP ? tors of the hefty postwar merger of their class. Standards for ad- member of the state Tax Pol- Chapter of the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountanti, greets Leo Sied- marriages—the third such In the trend go much deeper than the mission are set by the New Jer- icy Commission says he will ler, chief of the Aibury Park audit division of the Internal Revenue Service, the nation's history. The big Interest immediate loss of jobs or the cut.- sey State Board of Nursing which recommend a substantial In- has been on combination pro- principal speaker at a recent meeting in Red Bank. At right it Morris Portner, Red ting off of services to some com- has officially approved the Anncrease in state aid to education. posals in the railroad, airline and munities. They oontend thSt the May School. Stale Sen. Wayne Dumont, It- Bank, past president of the chapter and now a trustee of the state organiiafion. AI banking Industries. But the merger spree could end with only Warren, suggested a (elective The three-year course at the urgency is being felt in many a few companies in a field. They sales tax to provide additional CPAs to make tax filings as com Other lines, such as electronics, nursing school combines educa- say this could make it much funds. He said he is convinced plete as possible. Mr. Siedler chemicals, retail and wholesale tion with practical application in easier for big government to the current annual allocation of Income Tax Advice pointed out that the processing patient care at Fitkin Hospital. firms. rr.ove in, if at some future date $200 per pupil is "not in tune Part of the first year is spent of tax returns is easier when all Profits Shrink it should want to, and socialize with the limes and Insufficient at Monmouth College where anat- schedules are complete and as New pressure for companies to these industries. to satisfy educational needs." omy and physiology, chemistry, self-explanatory as possible. He let together piles up because All of this is why today's mer- Dumont addressed the annual For CPA Chapter microbiology and social psychol- suggested that every effort be competition grows more deadly at legislative conference of the ger proposals are taking on new ogy courses are taken. Three made to include balance sheets home and abroad and because New Jersey Educational Asso- RED BANK — The Monmouth- Peterson's Shrewsbury Inn. significance. This could affect months are spent at Marlboro on partnership and corporation profit margins shrink under ciation. Ocean County Chapter of the Leo Siedler, chief of the As- you far beyond the results of theState Hospital, where the nurs- income tax returns. mounting operation costs. Small New Jersey Society of Certified bury Park Audit Division of the big getting bigger or of yester- ing students have a psychiatric SKIN PORES KAVC NO companies today often need more IN BOOT CAMP Public Accountants was host last Internal Revenue Service, con- yovn day's small or medium sized com- affiliation. credit than they can get sep- week to a group of Internal ducted the program with four OPENING OR CLOSING MECH- pany becoming tomorrow's di- GREAT LAKES, 111. - Fred- It adds upl More and more arately if they're to buy the cost- Revenue agents and their group revenue agents from his office, ANISMS. THIS PROCEPUHE vision of a huge parent corpora- erick W. Murray, nephew of Wil- HAS NOTHING TO PO WITH' ly machines and hire the expeiv supervisor. Rudy Soben, Alan Broza, Arthur people use The Register ads each tion. No problem finding tenants bert V. Murray of 93 East Roose- CATCHING COUPS. live technicians they need to com- Tannenbaum and Jack Mancino. issue because results come f>s- when you advertise The Register velt Cir., Middletown, N. J., be- Fifty-four CPAs and their Heahfi Capsules (KV« MM InfowKM. pete with the big boys. Tomorrow: Why corporations way—Advertisement. gan recruit training here Jan. 15.guests attended the meeting in The revenue men timed the ter.—Advertisement. , l» li net kiMM to t» ol a dlsfrustic narw*, Communities are growing more have the urge to merge. anxious. Some fear that the man- 19BJ Appropriated ' Expended IMS Total ufacturing mergers mean that the LOCAL JITJNICIPAL BUDGET tor IMI Br tor IMI A) TO BE CANDIDATE Local Rudiel of the Borouih of Fair Haven, County ol MooraouUi, lor Ui« fiscal year IMI. more efficient surviving company Emer»»nc> Vodlfterl By Paid NEW VERNON-Rep. Peter tor IMI Resolution All Transfers cr Charged Kelsrveel will be closing down unneeded or PUBLIC SAFETY: Frelinghuysen, Jr., R-N. J., has It li hereby certified that the buiijet annexed hereto and hereby made i part hereof li a true copy ol thi obsolete plants, cutting off the Budget approved by resolution or the governing body on the 22nrt any of January, 1962. announced he would be a can- Salaries and Wage! 700.00 community's biggest payroll, In- ROT NELSON, Clerk 700.00 700.00 didate for re-election to Con- Certified by me thli 22nd day or January. 1962. Fair Haven. N, .T, Other Expenses: creasing its relief rolls. . SHadyside 74091 Fire Hydrant Service «.9O0.0O (,000.00 6,100.00 gress In November. He made Miseelleneous other Sxpenssi - • ,. t 8,ooo.oo 1,000.00 »,K».0O the announcement to a group of It la hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby mada a Dirt hereof li an exact copy of th Police original on file with the clerk of tha govamlni body, that all addition! ara correct and that all statement! ecu Salaries and Wages , (0,000.00 Bl.OOU.Ort 51.100.00 S4.SI)!.M friends honoring him on the talned herein are In proof. • Other Expenses _ —~_™ S,900.0fl 10,000.00 8,600.00 1,741.07 First Aid Organization—Contribution , 1,350.00 1.3J0.0O 1,050.00 153.71 Guess Who? 10th anniversary of his entry JOSEPH J. SEAMAN, Registered Municipal Accountant Certified by ma thli 22nd day ol January, 1M2. 431) Market St.. Penh Amboy. N. J. Municipal Court into politics. Frelinghuysen Hnicreit 2-2328 Salaries and Wagea XSOO.OO 1,900.00 9.100.00 I.SOO.OO Older Expenaes 400,00 400.00 300.00 . lllll «4.n represents the Fifth district, Clvl] Dilensa and Disaster Control composed of Morris and Somer- IJOCAL BUDGET NOTICE Otnsr Expenses , 3,000.00 MO. 00 (00.00 U7.U STREETS AND ROADS: set Counties. It had Included a Section 1. . ..,'... Road Itmelri and Malnienanci northern portion of Middlesex Local Budget ol the Borough of Pair Haven, County ol Monmouth. for the Ilacai year 1M2. Salaries and Wage • 14.000.00 13.000 00 12.000.00 ll.tU.M 14I.K 19,000,00 County, but last year the state BE IT RESOLVED, that the following •'.tttmenti ol revenue! and appropriation! ahail commute tht local Other Expenses 14.000.00 11.100.00 UH.7J 4.N1.37 budge: for the year 1992. Street Llthtlnc Legislature created a new 15th Other Expense! _»____.. 8,600.00 1,500.00 (.000.00 l,4113t MT.TI RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that laid budget be published in Tha Ked Bank Reilster la the Issue of tANITATION: district that takes In all of February 13. 1062. Garbage and Trash Removal Middlesex. Trie governing body of tha Borough of Fair Haven doea hereby approve the following aa the- budget lor the Salaries and Wages 28.O0O.0O year 1962. 24,000.00 17,000.00 ISMJ.OO 431.00 Other Expenses •«™™_m 1,000.00 7,150.00 I.MO.OO 7,131.(7 8TRATTON •21.S1 McILRAY HEALTH AND WELFARE: RECORDED VOTE Ayei: MATTHEWS ... Nave: None Board ot He&Uh MEETING POSTPONED Salaries and Wages „„« 3,435.00 • ROONEY 3,138.00 i.iao SEA BRIGHT - The local DAMICO Other Expenses - SSO.IM Horn imioa Notice I) hereby given that the budget and tax resolution »u approved by the Mayor and Council of the Services of Vlsltlnr Nurse—Contriclual.... 1,200.00 900.00 15000 TOIOI Chamber of Commerce election Borough, of Pair Haven, County of Monmouth, on January 22. 1962. Administration of Public Asslstancs SOO.OO BOO.OO meeting scheduled for last night A hearing on the budget anrl tax resolution will be held ftt Borough Hall, on February 26, 1962, at t:W Salaries anil Wages _ 600.00 9OO.00 500,00 900.00 o'clock (P.M.), at which time and place oblecllona to Bald budget and tax resolution tor the year 19B2 may b Aid to Hospital _ 600.00 800.00 IWO.CO MKI.00 has been postponed until tomor- presented by the taxpayers or other Interested persona. ^^ RECREATION AND EDUCATION: row at 7 p.m. in the Sweeney Dock Malntensnee ' Agency office, Ocean Ave. Oihei Expense* -. 1.000,00 i.eoo.uo 1.M0.00 . 1.UJ9J 30.91 SUMMARY OP CURRENT FUND SECTION OF BUDOET Parks and Pllaygri.unita s The group will discuss the new Other . - _„ 2,900.00 ' 1M0.0II i.soo.oo a • . It coming down with Board of Recreation Commissioners— state park at Sandy Hook and year 186 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR: a cold. its effect on the local community. Salaries and Wagea „ „ 4.373.00 Municipal Purposes _ . 2S7.S37.4T 271,875.(10 Other Expenses 1,225.00 •,000.00 8,000.00 1310.61 W>46 3. ReHer-fl for Uncollected Taxes- Celebration of Public Events, Based on Estimated 91 Percent of Tax Collection! .._ 07,559.23 B9.iE3.lS Anniversary or Holldsy Other Expenses - .. TOTAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS __•_ ..385,396,69 Maintenance ol Free Public Library S. LESS: Anticipated Revenues other Than Current Prop, Salaries and Wagua t.000.00 •,000.0ft 4.

SUM.MAUY OF 1901 APPROPRIATIONS EXPLANATION' OF APPROPRIATIONS FOB Detail: EXPENDED AND CANCELLED . "OTHER. EXPENSES" Sulanes and Wages 1(5,500.00 1U,«75.OO U3.M>.M 1.MI.76 General Th* amounts appropriated under tha title of "Other jOther Sxpensea (Including Contingent) .104.680.78 104,860.00 U.881.M U.JH.U Budget XxMnaea" are for operating coita other than "Salarlea and Wagea." ' Budget Appropriation!—Adopted Budget . 371,398.18 Some of the Itemi Included In "Other Bipensea" are: (C) Capital Improvement! TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS . ..371.3S8.il Material, auppllea and nonbondablt equipment, . Capitil Improvement Fund .. —. U.OOO.OO U.OOO.OO Repalra and maintenance of buildings, equipment, Road Construction or Reconstruction roada, etc. with state Aid 4,100.00 4,300.110 EXPENDITURES: Contractual aervlcea for garbage and traah removal, fire hydrijit service, aid to volunteer fire companies TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVIMENTS Paid or Charged ,™. „.„. _,.„. ,„ .364,401.87 etc. Reaerved _ _ 18,991.31 Printing and advertising, utility servleee, Inauranoe an«4 many other Itemi essential to lr>) lervlce rtndertd TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND by MuniDlpal government. (El referred Charges and statutory UNEXPENDED BALANCES ErpendUure*—Municipal CANCELLED (1) DEFERRED CHARGES. Emeraenoy Authorizations . „, tiMOtf 1,600.00 1800.00 Emeigenc? Authorizations (R.8. 40A: 448) A comparison of the 196] Eitlmated Tax Levy with tha 1M1 Actual TAX Levy foltowi: Tax Map, Elc „ J,T60.00 1,760.00 1.710.00 1,790.00 1992 1961 mi 1H1 Exemptions Allowed In 19(1 Estimated Levy Actual Levy Estimated Tax Rati per Crispier 9. PI* 1981 -..___ 1I.TM.7J Local School Taiei i 419.3M.1XI I 377,329.00 (2) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES Regional High School Taxes 291,179.10 2S1.M7.SH .9* County Taiea 166,000.00 1S9.822.M .94 Contribution to: Municipal Requlrementa . KM.42j.9l l90.M3.1t .67 Public Employees' Retirement System . T.000.00 €.500.09 (.BOOM 11,093,891.31 11,018,131.70 So;Ial Security System (O.A.8.I.) —_. 9,700.00 3,M0.00 3,430.8s mil Poilee and Flremen'l Retirement System of N. J 1,900.1)0 Baled 00 the new aaseismenla at True Value tha taxea en a $10,000,110 Homt would, b» approximately I3M.0O. TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AND CHERRIES have an Interesting dishes and top with whipped STATUTORY EXPENDITURES- »nd romantic history, with an- cream, plain cream, or Ice cream. CURRENT rDND—ANTICIPATED REVENUES MUNICIPAL — 17,760.00 14.49*.0O 14.1S0.59 2(9.44 cestors going back to prehistoric Makes 4 to 6 servings. Realized In times. Originally named after tha FRENCH CHERRY CREAM GENERAL REVENUES Anticipated * Cash la (H) Total Genera! Appropriations for town. CerasuB, Italy, In which 1962 1911 Municipal Purposes 1C61 (Items I (A) to , Inclusive) 371.S75.00 »1.91i.t> U.Ki.3) thuy -were found, they were taken 1 can (21-ounce) cherries 1. Surplus Anticipated . 77,000.00 (9,000.00 U.000.00 to England and then to America. 2 tablespoons comstarch *,i cup sugar J. Mlscellaieoot Revenues I (L) Suh-Total aearral AppraprlaUoas For general consumption, three ',4 teaspoon salt Licenses: (Mems (H) and (K) ) 371.»7i.00 U4.9H.M K.U9.31 types of sweet cherries are the Alcoholic Beverage! » 1,000.09 1,000.00 1,113.00 2 teaspoons lemon Juice Fines: (H> R»stne In cncollectM Taxes 19,483.18 Sg.4S3.18 most extensively used. The big, 2 teaspoons almond extract Municipal Court . i,son.no l.ftW.O 1,920.00 dark Blng Cherry was developed Stale Road Aid, Formula Fund . 3.365.00 3.3W.W 3,365.011 Tolal Ceaeral Approprlatl 371,358.111 M4.401.I7 16.168.31 3 or3',i oz. package prepared State Library Aid 18 8. 18:24A) . 155.75 155.7.1 by a Chinese gardener and enme vanilla pudding Interest anil Costs on Taxes . 3,500.01) 2,500.00 4.848.82 to bear his name. The Lambert 2 cups milk Bus Receipts Taxes „ (30.00 „.._„._ , .1SO.97O.75 1(0,813.00 210,381.24 pear on the fresh fruit market. 9, Amount to he Raised by Taxes for Support ol CtBRENT FUND B.«I.AN( K SHEET DEC. II, IMI ' COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUND All these are canned for year lemon juice, 1 teaspoon almond ASSETS OFKBATIONS AND CHANGE IN CURRENT SURPLUS extract and cherries. Chill. Mix Municipal Budget: round use. The canned sour cher- (ai tiocal Tax for Municipal Purposes Including Reserve Cash and Investments together pudding mixture nnd 3IK.OBI.t9 YEAR1M1 XEAR199* rlea are used for baked desserts. for Uncollected faxes _ U:^ 204,123.91 Receivables with otfueitlng Ilese milk; cook according to direc- Taxes Recelvalile SurriliK Ralanre J«nu«ry 1st - 113.47S.59 129.057.43 Even though the season for Totm Amount lo he Raised by Taxes for Support of Til* Title Liens Receivable .. . 1,781.39 CURRENT REVGNL'E ON tions on package. Add 1 teaspoon Municipal' Budget -.201,113.94 190.443.11 220.023.73 Property Acquired hy A CASH BASIS: eherries Is only six weeks, from almond extract. Chill. In dessert Tax Title Lien Liquidation 4,779.011 Current Taxes 7. Total General Revenue! -.383.3941.69 130,411.91 '(Percentage collected: late June to early August, you dishes, placo 3 tablespoons cus- Other Receivables .... , 462.00 1381 Br.. 1M2 1)3%) .. WJ.H77.03 8O3.74H.1I can enjoy canned varieties any tard and cover with cherry mix- Deferred Charges Required to be In Pelln'itl"nl Taxes . 64.6W.71 65,471.73 1962 Budset - Other Revenue anrf time of the year. ture. Serves G to 8. Deferred Chsrce" Required to bs In Additions to Income ».— 14 aSi.51 H.3IS.14 CURRENT FUND-APPROPR.ATIONH Budgets Subsequent to 1962 3,300.(10 > CHEBBY BUBBLE CHERRY CBISr TOTAL FUNDS 1.187.427.H I,19(.»lt.t7 Cherry Sauce Appropriated Expended IMI TOTAL ASSETS 4CM7S 11 Combine '.i cup shortening, 1 ToUl 1 can (21 ounces) cherries tablespoon boiling water, 2 tea- tut 1£W1 By Tot 10S1 Aa EXPENDITURES AND l',4 tablespoons comstarch spoons milk, and 2 teaspoons Emergency Modified By Paid TAX REQUIREMENTS: for 1S63 Resolution All Trtnirtr* or Charged Reierved 271,873.00 313.330 OO Vt cup sugar lemon Juice. Mix well, blend in 9. GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SDRPI,t* Municipal Appropriations . Cash Liabilities 270,352.01 School Taxes i Including 2 tablespoons butter egg yolk. Sift together 1 cup (Ai Operation* Local and Rrclnnali ..— M»,IT:S! ais.iso.7i GENERAL, GOVERNMENT: Reserves (or Receivables _. 7MO9.74 Bitted flour, 2 tablespoons sugar, Surplus 100.419.39 County Taxes (Including Topping and !i teaspoon salt. Add to Administrative and Executive Added Tax Anvluntsi 183 M.I 50 1J9.3«O«« Salaries and Wages S.850.00 1,050.1V) l.om.00 2.00 M, cup sugar jhortenlng mixture. Mix until otlier Expense*: TOTAI, UARIMTIBS. TOTAI., EXPKNDITfREa AND 3 H» /4 cup flour dough holds together; press into Surety Bond Premiums 308.W) 175'fl 21.15 RESERVE3 AND SURPLUS TAX nECjUlREMENTS ,..'.i 1.007,1)11.1 ^ cup Instant nonfat dry milk ball. Roll to an 8-lnch circle, MiTci'tlRiipmis oilier Expenses —....» 4,390.00 3.300.00 3.359.00 3.352.39 197.91 Financial Mmlnlatrntion 14 teaspoon baking powder using 8-inch pan as a guide. Cut Other Expense? „_ .. 2, '200.00 3.2OII.OO Less: EspenilllilreH to bs Raised Into 6 wedgM. To a 1 Ib., 6 6z. School Til Levy t.'npaM 3:9.taj.ll) by Future Taxes 1,500 OO !i cup butter salaries and Wages „ „ 3.000 0O 3.0OCI.00 3.000.00 Tnt.il AdluMM Eiipendltures and can of cherry-pie filling add 2 3,000.00 Less: achool Tax Drferred M.*0!'H> leg-K Oilier Expcnxa „ „„ „ 1.3Q0.QQ €00 »O J,«00.00 1.51S55 Tax ItefiimemenU .1,n37.rnl.4» l.DSt.OtO S3 teaspoons lemon juice. Bring to Cmli'i-lion nt Tasps •Balance IndlHM In Abova Drain cherries. To Juice ndd 37.00 boil in small saucepan. Remove fla!arlt;« anil Wagei _ ^. in IJSO oo 1V.7OODO ». Too. rv) P.993.00 "Caih Uahlllties'' BL'RPLl'S BALANCE PKC. 31st 100.4:9.34' 112,479.3) eornstarch and sugar that hnve Otlier Expanses „ „ }.ooo!oo SOO.OO SOO.OO 1B3.35 from heat; add 2 tablespoons been mixed well. Cook until LpKrii Services Hrnl Crtais butter. Combine 2 tablespoons Salaries H:T( Wafji-s _ _... 3 .Vki (10 3.500 M neaistt sven percentajr*. • mooth and clear. Add butter nnd 3.0fM.ftO fl!0Q0 0Q 9.50O.0O 5.S0L8O 3.65S.40 sugar and tho grated rind of 1 Oldrr Exprnsps cherries and place mixture In Hi I*ul».lr Buildings -nfl Ornuri'ln lemon. Set aside. Pour cherry 9.000 fid 5 BOO 00 5.00!. OO 92.00 PBOPOSEB USE Or ri'RnENT riNII 3URPLIS quart casserole. For topping, mix filling Into a 0-inch pie pan. Top IN I9cp]]ar,i"ius Other Expense Current Surplus Anticipated In sugar and lemon rind over top. Planning IJniiid 1992 Sudcrt ., . 7r.o.IJu 411.90 until mixture is crumbly, stir in Bnko at 4r>0'F., 10 minutes or Ol (if r Expcnsri Jn.iurancp SURPLUS BALANCE REMAINING „ 13.119.39 beaten" ogg. Drop with spoon until pastry Is golden brown. # Grmi, liinurnnce Plans U>v Kmployefi over fruit mixture. Bake 350 F., Serve with cream or plain. HnJipHfli oTvl^c Ifimireirid , «,., * 2.7TW,IHI 2.7IK) IW 2,100.00 2.97I.BH 3.44 43 minutes. Spoon Into sauce Worhnifn'li Compenaalion Iniurance .... 3,750.00 3.(50.00 3.44E.S9 1.01' Othe» Iniurance Premiums 3.000.00 *— 18-Tueiaay, Feb". 13, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER || fa _ J boy, planning consultant in South Travel is Theme Amboy, Carteret and South River Chicken Chefs fp Compete Rutgers Post and urban renewal consulting in Of Club Session TRENTON—Sew Jersey honie- state are entitled to compete in Perth Araboy and Carter*/ Kitty Kelly; the National Chicken Cooking REB BANK — "Travel—Here, Enter European makeis have a chance to enter Goes to Carr Mr. Carr i» on tKree governor Contest at Harrington, Del., in There and Everywhere" wt.i tht their favorite chicken recipes in committees, including the State June, along 'vith the winners PERTH AMBOY - H. Thomas hopes of winning valuable prizes. Advisory Planning Commission, theme ot the literature depart, from al| other state contests. Carr, township engineer of Rari- A Child's Responsibility Housing Market of which he is secreatry. ment meeting of the Woman'* The contest closes at midnight Grand prize for the nation's tan, has been accepted as Levitt arid Sons, Inc., is moving March 17. Top winner from this champion chicken cook is a com. a member of the faculty of Rut- He was elected local "Outstand- Club last week in the clubhouse. Dor Kitty: My re»l father died soon after into the European housing plete custom-designed Westing- gers University as an instructor ing Young Man of the Year" in Members presented their choice I was brought up by foster par- .1 was born to I never knew him. market and already is engaged The foster parents had been dead house Electric Kitchen. in city planning. 1956 and is listed in "Who's Who of favorite poem, story, book re- ants until my 21st year when both in setting up two projects in Aboard Fremont In The East." view, travelogue or vacation trip. only a few months when a slrang. Paris, France, it was announced The New Jersey Contest is died. I loved them and they me. He has been engineer in Rari- Mrs. Robert S. Lockwood, er called who Identified himself by William J. Levitt, president. sponsored by the New Jersey All I have and am, I owe to chairman, was hostess. Mrs. Les- as Mother's brother and offered One of the Levitt sites, located Poultry Products Promotion tan Township, Monmouth County, them. lo take me to see my sister. 1 Council, state Department of Ag- two years. " ter C. Stork presided at the tea in downtown Paris at the inter- table prior to the meeting. During our happy year! togeth- didn't go. section of Rue De La Croix- riculture, in co-operation with the pfdltry and Egg National Board er, I was given every opportunity Now this same uncle has Nivert and Rue Le Courbe in Shower Honors to see my own mother, some- brought my long-lost mother to the 15th Arrondissement, oc- of Chicago. Entry blanks for the r thing I never did, for buried in me, hoping I will look after her. cupies about an acre and a half contest will be available at the Miss Hammond She is sick and penniless, but meat counters of many chain and my heart were sharp memories and will be developed with 200 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - of her Indifference to me. I shall try as I will,, I find no love in high-rise apartment units. independent retail food stores during February and early Miss Carol Hammond, daughter never forget, small though I was, my heart for her. Why should I, The other tract on Rue De March, or may be obtained upon of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. the day she abandoned me. when she walked out when I Versailles in St. Cloud, about 20 request from the New Jersey Hammond, 33 West Concourse, needed her most? My husband minutes from the Arc de Poultry Products Council, here. Cliffwood Beach, was the guest and three children have my love. Triomphe, is now under contract Only non-professional cooks may of honor at a surprise bridal B&PW Speaker Am I wrong?—F.M.P. and covers about six acres. Plans compete. shower given by members of her (•""""bear F.M.P.: Duty is one call for erection of 180 garden bridal party in the Cliffwood Inn. thing; love another. There Is no apartments as well as stores. Selection of winning recipes will Miss Hammond will become the DON'T FORGET . . . reason why you should be ex- be based on originality, simplici- The Levitt company is current- bride of Richard Bokay, South pected to love a mother who ty, ease of preparation, complete- Valentine's Day ly building houses in three major River, Saturday. deserted you, but since she did ness of directions, suitability of February 14th | eastern seaboard markets in the Hostesses were Miss Mary Lou give you life, it is your duty recipe for young broiler-fryers, United States — Levittown, New Soltys and Miss Joyce McMahon, to see she doesn't starve. Don't and taste and appearance of the Jersey, serving the Philadelphia Cliffwood Beach, and Miss Re- shoulder the burden alone, Talk finished dish, market; Belair, Maryland, in the gina Szymanski, Plainfield. Buf- this problem over with your BIRNN CANDY ! Baltimore-Washinton area; and H. Thomas Carr fet supper was served to 60 family and before you give fi- 91 Broad St. Red Bank: Strathmore at Matawan in Mon- guests. nancial aid, make sure she is mouth County. James W. Hagan Brown Alumni Mr. Carr, whose offices are your mother. Somehow her NORFOLK, Va. — James W. located here, was graduated from brother doesn't ring true to me. Hagan, seaman, son of Lt. Col.To Hold Dinner Rutgers in 1950 with a bachelor Have your husband check. Yacht Club ,R. G. Hagan of 18 Spruce Dr., OCEANPORT — Charles of science degree, with high hon- QUESTION: Watts, dean of Brown Univer- ors, in civil engineering, Shrewsbury, N. J., is serving DEAR SHIRLEY: Dear Kilty: Plans Dances aboard the USS Fremont sity, will be guest speaker at the He was awarded a master of This is my first year of mar- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Thej second annual dinner meeting of Hagan graduated from Red science degree in civil engineer- Call off the bridge game next Wednesday, riage and I would be very happy annual past commodores' dance the Monmouth Brown Club. The Bank high school. He joined the ing in 1953 and a master of Feb. 21. A dear friend Is celebrating their if my husband didn't open my of the Atlantic Highlands Yacht dinner will take place in Colt's seventh birthday . . . Emma. Navy July 8, 1959. He has served science degree in city planning mail. When I complained, his Club will be held Saturday, in Neck Inn, Colts Neck, on Feb. on the USS Muliphen. and housing from Columbia Uni- mother said, "We have always the club's quarters in the munici- 22 at 6:30 p.m. versity in 1956. opened each other's mail in our pal harbor administration build- Dean Watts is a former pro- At Rutgers, he will be teach- ANSWER: house. ing here. FUGET IN NAVY fessor of English at Brown and ing junior and senior civil engi DEAR EMMA: My mother brought us up to Dr. Leo M. Wulf The celebration will continue at GREAT LAKES, III. - Clar- a Brown alumnus. neers the principles of city plan respect one another's privacy. I a second dance the following day, ence E. Fuget, Jr., son of The club will also celebrate its ning and civil engineering as they Whose seventh birthday Is so Important to WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr. have no secrets from my hus-from 4 to 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Fuget second birthday Feb. 22. Under relate to each other. call off our bridge game on Wed., Feb. 21? band but I don't want him open- > ... Shirley. Leo M, Wulf of Long Branch The club's annual commodore's Sr. of 50 Leighton Ave., Red the club's by-laws, the annual Mr. Carr, aside from oper- ing my letters. I like the thrill chairman of the mathematics de- dinner-dance will be held May 5Bank, N. J., began recruit train- dinner meeting must be held ating a private planning and en- of guessing who they »re from. There's another question on page 7 partment at Monmouth College, at the Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red ing Jan. 22 at the Naval Train- on Washington's Birthday each gineering firm, is Planning Then there Is the added joy of will speak on "Puerto Rico, Our Bank. ing Center here. Board coordinator for Perth Afn- Associate in L»tin-America" to- being first to read them. He would morrow night at a meeting of the die if I opened his mail. Should Red Bank Business and Profes I, just to get even? I am 18; lional Women's Club. Professor he is 19.—Learning-to-be-a-Wife. Wulf, a member of the college's Dear Learning: To open Speakers' Bureau, will illustrate your husband's mail is to com- his talk with slides taken last mit the very crime for which lummer. you condemn him. It would put In the infant class too. Ac- cept the fact that he is acting like an adolescent, then set C O M PA N Y Dinner Marks about helping him to grow up. A wife has to be a combination ASBURT MIK • I'D lANr Anniversary sweetheart, friend and mother. UNION BEACH-kr. and Mrs. If his own mother didn't train Stanley Malinowskl, Scholcr Dr., him, you will have to. Make it were hosts at a dinner party in clear that he has got to respect their home recently to mark their your rights and mean It when 16th wedding anniversary. you say It. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fahey, Mr. and Mrs. Dear Kitty: Edward Haftowicz, Mr. and Mrs. An authority on teenage mat- Joseph Hildebrandt, Mr. and Mrs. ters approved, In a recent arti- Joseph Cerreghino, all o( Union cle, college girls visiting boys' Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Walter apartments. Am I old fashioned, Lucas, Newark; Mr. ami Mrs. or is the tabu against a young Thomas Boyle, and Mr. and Mrs. girl going to a boy's apartment William Thompson, Trenton, and lifted? I would appreciate hear- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cortino, ing your views since I have teen- Princeton. age boys who take anything the authority In question says as 50s- j Special Purchase! Lunch Hostess pel truth.—Apprehensive Mother. 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